ANNUAL REPORT 2009 2010

T ata I nstitute of S ocial S ciences

(A Deemed University established under Section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956)

Deonar, Mumbai 400 088, India

May 10, 2010

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Directors Convocation Address Annual Report 20092010

Introduction Reviews and Accreditation University Grants Commission and Ministry of Human Resource Development National Assessment and Accreditation Council Awards, Fellowships and Scholarships New Academic Programmes in 20092010 TISS Hyderabad TISS Guwahati Saksham: Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria Peoples Audit of SEZs Corporate Social Responsibility Hub Research and Publications Field Action Projects Special Cells for Women and Children Training and Extension Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Executive Committee Memberships International Students Office Office of Students Affairs Students Student Strength Field Work and Internship Research Projects of Masters Degree Students Research Programme Students Union Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe Cell Golden Jubilee Chairs Organisation Development and Management Administration Campus Development 70th Convocation

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Director, Deputy Director, Directors Office and Registrar School of Habitat Studies School of Health Systems Studies School of Management and Labour Studies School of Rural Development, Tuljapur School of Social Sciences School of Social Work Centre for Media and Cultural Studies Jamsetji Tata Centre for Disaster Management Centre for Lifelong Learning Centre for Research Methodology National Services SchemeTORC Sir Dorabji Tata Memorial Library Students
Student Strength Agencies for Field Work/Internships/Field Attachment Research Projects and Masters Degree Students M.Phil. and Ph.D. Seminars

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Organisation and Management

Financial Statement Administrative and Technical Staff Participation in Conferences, Seminars, Workshops and Training Programmes Appointments, Promotions and Retirements

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70th Convocation
Candidates for the 70th Convocation Prizes

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70th Convocation of the Tata Institute of Social Sciences Director's Convocation Address
Our Chief Guest for the 70th Convocation, Dr. Purnima Mane, Deputy Executive Director (Programmes), United Nations Population Fund, New York; Chairperson of the Governing Board, Mr. R.K. Krishna Kumar; Members of the Governing Board and Academic Council; Distinguished Guests, Alumni, Students, Staff and Faculty: I extend all of you a very warm welcome to the 70th Annual Convocation of the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS). During 20092010, the Institute offered 15 Masters; an integrated M.Phil.-Ph.D. and direct Ph.D. programmes; and a range of diploma and certificate programmes through 6 schoolsSocial Work, Social Sciences, Management and Labour Studies, Health Systems Studies, Rural Development, and Habitat Studiesand 4 Independent CentresResearch Methodology, Disaster Management, Media and Cultural Studies, and Lifelong Learning. Three Masters programmes were introduced in June 2009Womens Studies, Counselling, and Habitat Policy and Practice. As of May 2010, the Institute has 116 undergraduate and 919 masters students. There were 155 scholars registered for the Ph.D. programme and 55 scholars registered for the M.Phil. programme. During 20092010, the faculty worked on 2 new Masters programmes to be introduced from the next academic year: (i) Master of Public Health in Health Policy, Economics and Finance developed by School of Health Systems Studies, jointly with London School of Economics; and (ii) M.A. Social Work in Rural Development to be offered by the School of Rural Development, Tuljapur campus. Research Projects and Publications: During 20092010, there were a total of 141 ongoing research and documentation projects at the Institute. Of these, 18 were multidisciplinary and the rest anchored in the different Schools/Independent Centres. The continuing areas of research include child and youth, climate change, community development, corporate social responsibility, dalits and tribals, disaster management, education, food security, governance, human rights, labour and migration, mental health, natural resources management, rural development, urban issues, and women and gender. In 20092010, TISS faculty published over 65 peer reviewed journal articles in some of the most renowned journals; 69 chapters in books; 16 authored/edited volumes published by reputed publishers like Routledge, Sage, Macmillian, Anthem Press, etc.; and 24 other writings that include book reviews, articles in newspapers, magazines and reports. The flagship publication of the Institute, The Indian Journal of Social Work, entered its 71st year of publishing. Field Action Projects: There are currently 27 FAPs active in the Institute with faculty from the School of Social Work leading 17 of them. These projects address a range of issues: violence against women, rights and rehabilitation of persons processed by the CJS, children in conflict with law, homelessness and beggary, education of tribal children, child and adolescent mental health, tribal and dalit youth empowerment, access to health in rural and tribal areas, the agrarian crisis in Vidarbha, sustainable livelihood, food security, adult education, and health. Special Cell for Women and Children: The Special Cell for Women and Children completed 25 years of work on Violence against Women as a programme/service located in the police system. At present, 7 States have established Special Cells. The process of engaging with women, communities, the criminal justice system, policy makers and the larger society on the issue of violence against women continues to be the core work of the Special Cells. The State is committed to address injustice against women and children, but to get this commitment translated into meaningful action for enduring justice has been a struggle for the personnel within the system and the Institute; and steady, but very slow, progress has been made on this front. We salute the

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leadersProf. Armaity Desai and Prof. Meenakshi Aptefor establishing and nurturing the programme, and the faculty of the erstwhile Department of Family and Child Welfare and current team of the Centre for Equity and Justice for Women, Children and FamiliesMs. Anjali Dave, Ms. Trupti Panchal, and the staff. The staff of the Special Cells work under very trying conditions and one day very soon we hope to find monies to compensate them better. Strengthening Peoples Ability to Claim Rights: The Institute is engaged in several strong research-backed strengthening peoples ability to claim their rights initiatives, some of which include: Informal sector labour; Agrarian crises; Climate change; Urban poor; Conservancy workers; JNURM; Rights of tribal people; Forest Act; Right to food; Public Distribution System; and others. It has demonstrated the capacity to produce world class analysis in these areas, and such capacity is expanding rapidly. Child Rights Protection Frontline Workers: The institute has developed two new courses to create a cadre of Child Rights Protection frontline workers in the country. A new certificate course on Child Protection was developed in collaboration with UNICEF Patna; and is being offered by the TISS with Central University of Bihar in Patna. The second batch of Diploma Course in Child Rights started in Tuljapur in March 2010. The institute is working with institutions across the country to offer these two courses in various states. The School of Social Work has developed a training manual SAARATHI Manual for Training of Frontline Workers from Child Development Agencies. A core group from the Institute is also conducting Training of Trainers programme in various parts of the country. Urban Reform: This year, the School of Habitat Studies inaugurated the Urban India Reform Facility, a long-term research-cum-extension programme, with a core objective of developing a set of tool kits that can be used independently by public institutions and civil society organisations to build knowledge bases and analyse problems of their towns and cities. The facility has embarked on a two-year project covering ten towns from Maharashtra and another ten towns from four other states. 2

Climate Change: Through the Centre for Science, Technology and Society the School of Habitat Studies has initiated research on climate change. The focus of this work is to rapidly strengthen the capacity for strong evidence-based intervention in national climate policy-making, as was demonstrated in our research and advocacy work prior to and after the Copenhagen summit. By entering the Indian Network for Climate Change Assessment, that include more than 128 universities and research institutions, the school is set to contribute more effectively to an understanding of the social and economic dimensions of climate change, focusing particularly on our countrys most vulnerable populations. Decent Work: To promote research and scholarship in the field of Decent Work TISS has become part of a five year project between School of Management and Labour Studies (SM&LS) and Department of Political Economy, Kassel University, with a five million Euro grant from German Government and DAAD. The collaboration also includes 12 scholarships to M.A. students of SM&LS and two Ph.D. scholarships yearly. It also involves major research programmes on labour in the expanding unorganized sector. Its ongoing research focuses on Work, Livelihoods and Economic Security in the 21st Century: India, South Africa and Brazil. Corporate Social Responsibility: The Department of Public Enterprises, Ministry of Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises, has approached the School of Management and Labour Studies to set up a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Hub to aid and advise Public Sector Enterprises on appropriate strategies. The Hub will undertake activities in the following areas: Research and publication, Capacity building and advocacy for strengthening livelihoods and decent work, and Exchange of Ideas. The Hub is also mandated to review the CSR activities of PSEs and recommend an award for the Best CSR Initiative. Capacity Building in HIV/AIDS Counselling: In September 2008, The Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GFATM)Round 7, Counselling Component grant was awarded to TISS. The GFATM project, named Saksham, aims to strengthen capacities of training institutions and counsellors to enhance the overall quality of

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HIV/AIDS counselling, and counselling training programmes. This is so that the national health systems objectives and the long-term goals of the National AIDS Control Programme are met better. Saksham is a unique partnership between 40 universities and institutions spread over 25 states of India. This network works closely with the public health system, NACO, State AIDS Control Societies, experts and non-government organisations, representatives of Positive Peoples Networks, civil society and corporate agencies. Given that Saksham focuses primarily on capacity building, it has the mandate to train12,000 counsellors in 5 years. It has already trained 702 Master Trainers, 162 Supportive Supervisors, and 3,595 counsellors and nurses. It has also set up a Quality Assurance System (QAS) that will outline and monitor basic minimum quality standards. The Global Fund has awarded Saksham an A-1 rating, to indicate that the programme is performing beyond expectations in its programme targets, financial management and Monitoring and Evaluation. Peoples Audit of SEZs: The Special Economic Zone (SEZ) Act came into force in 2005. Since its implementation, 1,046 SEZs are in different stages of approval in the country. In July 2009, several activists, farmers representatives and academics from Maharashtra, Gujarat, West Bengal, Orissa, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Delhi met for a National Consultation of Peoples Audits of SEZs at the Institute to discuss a process for setting up Peoples Audits of SEZs. The Peoples Audit process is not only a tool to demand accountability; it also empowers citizens to critically evaluate their democratically elected governments. In this consultation, there was a collective consensus that a series of such Audits will aim to bring together the experiences of peoples struggles in SEZ areas throughout the country. Such Audits helped evaluate the stated objectives of the SEZ Act and the adherence to due process in its implementation in different SEZ zones through detailed scrutiny. They brought public attention to the consequences of these SEZs against people: in land acquisition, their livelihood impact, and respect to human rights. Peoples Audits of SEZs have been conducted in Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Goa and Delhi. Students and Faculty Exchange Programmes: TISS has established strong collaboration with 3

universities in all parts of the world. The TISS has 17 new international students enrolled for various Masters programmes for the year 20092010. Another 92 international students from Austria, Brazil, Canada, Cyprus, Germany, Spain, Sweden, The Netherlands and the United States for customised short-term field work internships ranging between five and 18 week period, blended with exposure visits, seminars and visits to the TISS Tuljapur campus. Another 40 international students participated through Washington University, and GTZDAAD winter school and summer school programmes of the School of Habitat Studies. Exchange of TISS students have taken place at all 3 levelsBachelors, Masters and Doctoral. Currently, the Institute has active student exchanges with Victoria University (Australia); University of Gavle (Sweden); Tulane University, University of Utah, and Washington University (USA); Westfalische, Wilhelms-Universitat (Germany); Keele University (UK); Tampere University (Finland); and Sciences Po (France). Five undergraduate, 17 Masters students, and three doctoral scholars were placed in these universities for a maximum duration of one semester. Eleven faculty members undertook teaching and research assignments in universities in Europe and North America, and another 45 faculty members attended international meetings and conferences. 12 faculty members from partner universities were resident at the institute for periods ranging from one week to 3 months for teaching and collaborative research. Erasmus Mundus Fellowships with funding from European Union, TISSLSE collaboration supported by Jamsetji Tata Trust, and exchange agreements with top US and European universities support faculty and student exchanges. Life on Campus: I thank the SC, ST and OBC Cell, Gender Amity Committee, Office of Students Affairs, Counselling Cell and Students Union for making learning and living on the campus peaceful, productive and enjoyable. The Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST) Cell, under the leadership of a senior professor and support team, has been conducting various need-based programmes for the SC, ST and OBC students. One such effort has been

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pre-admission and post-admission coaching for SC, ST and OBC candidates. The Gender Amity Committee is an important part of institutes work, and the committee has representation from students and an external expert. The Office of Students Affairs (OSA) has one of the most challenging tasks at the Institute: to locate the students as primary stakeholders and create and sustain conditions for creative and peaceful learning. The standards of support to students expected from TISS are very different and exacting. The OSA has successfully institutionalised systems and practices with regard to all aspects of student life other than academics. Chief among this includes regularisation of hostel rules, procedures, medical health insurance, Crisis Management Cell, medical and counselling services, physical fitness and gym activities, canteen services, and a comprehensive student guidebook. Another part of the student support is the Counselling Cell with one full time and 4 part-time counsellors guided by a senior professor. As an elected body of student representatives, the Students Union has assisted, worked with and supported the student community in their various needs, endeavours and concerns. This is done through continuous constructive dialogue between students and the various authorities at the institute. The students union enabled the students find accommodation outside the campus, tackled Swine Flu scare by monitoring hospital admissions and providing a daily bulletin, and played key role in decisions on financial assistance and scholarships to the students. TISS Guwahati Campus: The academic year under review witnessed a lot of activities to establish an Institution of Excellence in Social Work and Social Sciences in Guwahati. The Government of Assam awarded 15 acres of land for establishing the TISS Guwahati campus. On March 9, 2010, the foundation stone for the Guwahati campus was unveiled by the Chief Minister of Assam, Mr. Tarun Gogoi, in the presence of Mr. Ratan Tata, Chairman, Tata Sons; Mr. Gautam Bora, Minister of Education, Government of Assam; and Mr. R. K. Krishna Kumar, Chairperson Governing Board, TISS. In the meantime, 2nd batch of Diploma in Community Organisation and Development Practice (CODP) commenced classes from Cotton College premises in 4

Guwahati city. We are working with the Ministry of North Eastern Region Development, Ministry of Human Resources Development and University Grants Commission to establish the Guwahati campus. TISS Hyderabad Campus: We have made progress in setting up TISS Campus in Hyderabad. Currently, work is being done to raise money to set up the Campus to begin full-fledged operating from June 2013. Two scoping studies to understand the social sciences education scenario and the social sector human capital requirements; and consultation meetings with Institute alumni, academicians, as well as individuals from government and non-government organisations and industry to receive inputs on programmes and plans have been completed. Two batches of Certificate course in Rural Development and Decentralised Planning for government and non-government development workers have been completed in collaboration with the Andhra Pradesh Academy for Rural Development. We have acquired 9000 sq. ft area in the Council for Social Development premises and set up the city campus. We are working with the Ministry of Human Resources Development and University Grants Commission to start a Masters Programme in Rural Development and Governance from the next academic year. TISS Tuljapur Campus: All infrastructure development projects of the Tuljapur Campus have just been completed. The campus has become fully functional with an administrative building, guest house, hostel, library building, housing for faculty, administrative and service staff, gym facility, computer and media centre, amphitheatre and other external developments. Construction of compound wall, basketball and volleyball courts, water tank, sub-station for electricity supply, etc. are in progress. The Campus has now been provided with internet facility through fibre optic connection from BSNL. While the BA (Hons.) programme in Social Work has stabilised, a masters programme in Social Work (Rural Development) will be offered from July 2010. TISS Mumbai Campus: With the funding from UGC for the XIth Plan, OBC grant for infrastructure development, and Tata Trust grant, construction of a 9-storeyed academic building to accommodate additional faculty sanctioned on implementation of OBC quota and XIth plan has commenced. With the

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addition of this building, 80 faculty offices and 9 rooms which can be used as training or common room will be available. Construction of additional floors in the Library building will create additional stack area, classrooms, computing and reading facility for research Scholars and a conference hall with discussion rooms. Construction of a 7-storeyed hostel with a capacity to accommodate 280 students has commenced with the funding from UGC and the Infosys Foundation. Our teaching, research, publication, outreach and infrastructure outcomes and quality have expanded considerably. We place on record the excellent work done by the staff and faculty members of the institute. We thank members of the Facilitation Committee, School Boards, Academic Council and Governing Board for the academic and governance guidance and oversight. We thank the external experts in the School Boards, Academic Council and Governing Board for sharing their expertise and guidance. In August 2009, the Ministry of Human Resources Development, Government of India (GoI) appointed the Tandon Committee to review deemed to be universities. The Tandon Committee placed the TISS in category A meaning satisfactory performance on all the quality aspects. In November 2009, the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) completed the peer review for re-accreditation of the institute. The NAAC awarded the Institute an A Grade with cumulative grade point of 3.88 out of 4.00 indicating a High Level of academic accomplishment. The TISS has always received unfailing support and encouragement from the GoI, the University Grants Commission, the Government of Maharashtra, Mumbai Municipal Corporation and other public agencies for which we are most grateful. The Tata Trusts have continued to give us support to enhance infrastructure at the Mumbai and Tuljapur

campuses, and initiate research and field action programmes. We express our thanks to the NACO, UNICEF, UNAIDS and other organisations, institutions and individuals who continue to partner with us and enrich our work. We thank the members and the Chairperson of the Governing Board for their constant guidance and support. 70th Convocation: This is yet another historic Convocation for us as the first batch of students admitted to the Masters programmes in Public Health (19) and Social Work in Disability Studies and Action (17) are graduating today. At this Convocation, 13 scholars are receiving their Doctor of Philosophy Degree and 18 their Master of Philosophy Degrees, and 366 students their Masters Degree in Disaster Management (23), Development Studies (33), Globalisation and Labour (18), Health Administration (27), Hospital Administration (29), Human Resources Management and Labour Relations (65), Media and Cultural Studies (12), Social Entrepreneurship (21), and Social Work (115). Twenty-four students are being conferred with the B.A. (Hons.) in Social Work Degree. The TISS attracts and works with some of the most conscientious and committed bright young people in the country, and the Institute prepares them well to work towards a prosperous, sustainable and equitable future. Ladies and Gentlemen, I am privileged to commend to you the Annual Report of the Tata Institute of Social Sciences and call on Mr. R.K. Krishna Kumar, Chairperson of the Governing Board to award the degrees and prizes for the Academic Year 2009-2010. S. Parasuraman Director May 10, 2010

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INTRODUCTION The year 20092010 has been a year of growth and consolidation of past gains of an Institute which was born in an environment of social experimentation. The Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) has always responded to the needs of the environment around it and has a history of pioneering work. A participatory approach and flexibility are characteristic of the academic programmes and work culture of the Institute. The TISS is working radically to transform the academic culture and spirit that have long been constrained by structural bottlenecks and consistently declining resources available to universities. One of the most significant initiatives undertaken in recent years has been the complete restructuring of existing teaching programmes and the introduction of new and innovative academic programmes. The Institutes academic structure was also comprehensively restructured in February 2006. Currently, the Institute hosts 6 Schools and 4 Independent Centres as indicated below: Schools: Habitat Studies, Health Systems Studies, Management and Labour Studies, Rural Development, Social Sciences, and Social Work. Independent Centres: Lifelong Learning, Media and Cultural Studies, Research Methodology, and Jamsetji Tata Centre for Disaster Management. These Schools and Independent Centres conduct 1 Bachelor's degree, 15 Masters degree, an integrated M.Phil.-Ph.D. programme, and 10 diploma and certificate programmes. In addition to the teaching programmes, faculty members also conduct research and extension activities. (Please see the individual sections of each School/Independent Centre for further details on their activities during 20092010) REVIEWS AND ACCREDITATION University Grants Commission and Ministry of Human Resource Development The Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India (GoI), appointed the Tandon 6 Committee to review deemed to be universities on the following parameters: Governance of the institution as well as of its constituent units, if any; Quality of instruction, as well as quality of physical and academic infrastructure; Standards of research and impact factor with regard to publication by its faculty/researchers; Achievements in expanding the body of knowledge in any discipline(s); Fairness, transparency and reasonableness in all matters and processes relating to admission and evaluation of students, including award of degree or other qualification; Compliance, if any, required to be met by the institution in terms of the notification declaring the institution as a deemed to be university under Section 3 of the University Grants Commission (UGC) Act, 1956; any other issue arising out of or relating to the above Terms of Reference which the Committee may desire to look into, including suggestions, if any, in regard to the process of declaration of institutions deemed to be universities. The Tandon Committee placed the TISS in category A, meaning satisfactory performance on all the quality aspects. National Assessment and Accreditation Council The National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) completed the peer review for re-accreditation of the Institute in November 2009. The NAAC identified the following 7 criteria to serve as the basis of its assessment procedures:

Curricular Aspects TeachingLearning and Evaluation Research, Consultancy and Extension Infrastructure and Learning Resources Student Support and Progression Governance and Leadership Innovative Practices

The NAAC awarded the Institute an A Grade with a cumulative grade point of 3.88 out of 4.00 indicating a Very Good High Level of academic accomplishment. This is the highest scored by any University in a NAAC assessment.

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NEW ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES IN 2009 2010 Three new Masters level programmes began this year: M.A. in Habitat Policy and Practice (offered by the School of Habitat Studies); M.A. in Counselling (anchored in the School of Social Sciences, and offered in association with the School of Social Work [SSW] and the Centre for Lifelong Learning [CLL]); and M.A. in Womens Studies (offered by the School of Social Sciences). The new diploma programmes introduced this year were in Counselling (offered by CLL), Community Organisation and Development Practice (offered by the SSW at TISS Guwahati); and Disaster Preparedness and Response (Jamsetji Tata Centre for Disaster Management). The new Certificate programmes were Child Protection (in association with Central University, Bihar); and Rural Development and Decentralised Planning (offered TISS-Hyderabad in association with the Andhra Pradesh Academy for Rural Development). The students for these programmes came from a wide range of academic and professional backgrounds and included both fresh undergraduates and those with work experience. TISS HYDERABAD The Institutes proposed campus at Hyderabad is seamlessly connected to the vision of TISS. It is being positioned as an institution of excellence in knowledge production and sharing that explores fresh ground in defining social sciences and its relevance in building human service professionals on the one hand, and strengthening peoples knowledge, right to education and ecologically sustainable livelihoods on the other. TISS Hyderabad has a key idea of converging excellence with relevance. The academic and training programmes in TISS Hyderabad will cover professional education, professional training and grassroots leadership and capacity-building. The activities of TISS Hyderabad in 20092010 include:

The SMLS won the Dainik Bhaskar B-School

Leadership Awards for the Best Industry-Related Curriculum in Human Resources.

The SMLS won the DNA & Stars of the Industry

Groups Innovative B-School Award for the Best B-school with Innovative Marketing to the Target Segment. The award was in recognition of leadership, development,innovation and industry interface of TISS.

The SMLS won the 17th Dewang Mehta Business

School Award for the Business School with Best Academic Input (Syllabus) in Human Resources.

Prof. A. Ramaiah, Chairperson, Centre for Social

Exclusion and Inclusive Policy, School of Social Sciences, was a Visiting Scholar at the Columbia University, New York, under the Fulbright Senior Scholar Programme from September 5 2009 to January 5, 2010.

XXWhy, a film on the transgender issues in Kerala

and directed by Dr. Manjula Bharathy (Chairperson, Centre for Media and Cultural Studies) won the best short documentary award at Kashish International Queer Film Festival, 2010.

Where's Kishore, made by Nikhil Titus, Sneha Anand

and Shaira Shetty (students of M.A. in Media and Cultural Studies) won a Certificate of Merit in the student film category at the IDPA awards in July 2009.

There Are No Borders Here, made by Shilpi Gulati,

Parool Sharma and R.K. Ranjan (students of M.A. in Media and Cultural Studies) won the first prize in the long non-fiction film category at the International Students Film Festival organised by IP College, Delhi.

Shilpi Gulati and Sharanya Gautam (students of

M.A. in Media and Cultural Studies) won a prize for making a short film on universal primary education, for the competition Mera India-Bridge the Gap, on the Millennium Development Goals.

Two scoping studies to understand the social

sciences education scenario and the social sector human capital requirements.

B.A. in Social Work students won the first prize in

the 'Demonstration of Indigenous Technology Competition' in the Spectra festival, organised by the School of Social Work, Marian College, Kerala. 7

Consultation meetings with Institute alumni,

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(NGOs) and industry to receive inputs on programmes and plans.

Training of 2 batches of government and

non-government development workers for a Certificate course in Rural Development and Decentralised Planning.

Hiring of 9000 sq. ft area in the Council for Social

Development premises for setting up the city campus, which will be operational from June 2010.

With this perception, a Diploma in Community Organisation and Development Practice was offered in this Campus, and the first batch of 27 youth from the region got their diplomas in December 2009. The second batch of 32 students commenced studies in March 2010. Cotton College of Guwahati, a premier college in the region, has given space to conduct the programmes, while Don Bosco Institute, Guwahati, has provided accommodation to the students. As there are a large number of alumni in the region, TISS has been constantly striving to provide a platform to facilitate cooperation, coordination and knowledge sharing amongst the development professionals of the region. Efforts are on towards establishing a NE Chapter of TISS Alumni. The TISS team based in Guwahati also engages with the local NGOs, community-based organisations, and the administration through consultations, training programmes, seminars, etc. Serious steps to build an Institute which will benefit not only the people of the region but be of national and international importance have begun. The Institute seeks to initiate postgraduate academic programmes in Social Work, Rural Development, Health Systems Studies, and Human Resource Development and other diploma programmes from the Guwahati Campus. It is expected that from 2011, TISS Guwahati will be in a position to offer a five-year integrated programme in Social Work. SAKSHAM: GLOBAL FUND TO FIGHT AIDS, TUBERCULOSIS AND MALARIA In September 2008, The Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GFATM)-Round 7, Counselling Component grant was awarded to TISS. This is the first time in the history of the Global Fund that a university system been made the Principal Recipient of the grant. Named Saksham, the GFATM project aims to strengthen human and institutional capacities of training institutions and conduct capacity building for counsellors with the purpose of contributing to the national health system's efforts and to better meet the long-term goals of the National AIDS Control Programme (NACP). Saksham is a unique partnership between 40 academic institutions spread over 25 states of India. It works closely with the public health system, 8

Procuring of 65 acres of land in Kothur Mandal in

Mehboobnagar for construction of the Campus. Land has been prepared for plantation and construction; water morphology and land testing will be carried out to facilitate campus construction. Activities are underway to raise grants to create the Campus with the objective of beginning operations from June 2013. The Institute has enormous goodwill among all sections in Hyderabad and there are expectations that the Institute would contribute to education, research and advocacy in synergetic ways with individuals and institutions in the State. The coming academic year would see TISS Hyderabad taking concrete shape from a concept stage to reality. TISS GUWAHATI Working towards more concrete and holistic initiatives in the North-East, 20092010 witnessed a lot of activities in the process of establishing an Institution of Excellence in Social Work and Social Sciences in Guwahati. The Government of Assam awarded 15 acres of land for establishing the TISS Campus in the region. On March 9, 2010, the foundation stone for the Guwahati Campus was unveiled by the Chief Minister of Assam, Mr. Tarun Gogoi, in the presence of Mr. Ratan Tata, Chaiman, Tata Sons; Mr. Gautam Bora, Minister of Education, Government of Assam; and Mr. R.K. Krishna Kumar, Chairperson, Governing Board, TISS. Most of the tribal communities in the region still have a strong sense of community and there exists community ownership of resources. Therefore, there is a greater need for mobilisation of the community's capabilities to undertake their own problem-solving and generation of resources, as well as the management of the services and resources made available through the schemes of the Government.

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NACO, State AIDS Control Societies, experts and NGOs, representatives of Positive Peoples Networks, civil society and corporate agencies, to enhance the overall quality of HIV/AIDS counselling, and counselling training programmes in India. It has set up a Quality Assurance System (QAS) to set and monitor basic minimum standards of quality within the programme. Keeping in mind the limited research studies on HIV/AIDS counselling in India and the need to build an indigenous body of knowledge, a few formative research studies have been initiated in Saksham. The two research studies undertaken at TISS are Developing a Client Satisfaction Index in Relation to Counselling Services and Counsellors Perspectives on Factors Affecting Counselling Services. Saksham is also facilitating research studies among sub-recipients and sub-sub-recipients: 11 institutions of higher learning have received funds for carrying out small-scale research studies on HIV/AIDS counselling. Saksham considers monitoring and evaluation (M&E) as a crucial component of the programme, as it enables accountability, learning and effectiveness. The most significant achievement of the M&E department over the last one year has been the compilation of a comprehensive and self-explanatory M&E Plan document, which is used by all the partners to understand and implement the M&E component in Saksham. The programme now has a well-developed and functioning online M&E and Finance Management System, and all partners have been trained to use both these systems. Capacity building is the primary mandate of Saksham, and it has trained 702 master trainers, 162 supportive supervisors, and 3,595 counsellors and nurses. Tackling lack of resources in the field of HIV/ AIDS Counselling and Training is another mandate of Saksham. Hence, it has undertaken development of resources such as training resources, e-learning programmes, manuals and handbooks for master trainers, district supervisors, trainers and counsellors. The Saksham team has provided strategic leadership and guidance to all its partners as well as maintained the ethos of transparency and active/equal partnership, accountability and alignment to the NACP. It has held 9

multi-stakeholder, national-level consultations through the year. The Global Fund has awarded Saksham an A-1 rating, which means it has been performing beyond expectations with regards to the achievement of programme targets, financial management and M&E. PEOPLES AUDIT OF SEZS The Special Economic Zone (SEZ) Act came into force in 2005. Since its implementation, 1,046 SEZs are in different stages of approval in the country. This rapid increase in SEZ approvals has meant large scale acquisition of land from private owners. Prime agrarian land and commons are being acquired for the cause of industry, causing serious concern, agitation and struggle in SEZ areas across the country. In July 2009, several activists, farmers representatives and academics from SEZ areas in the states of Maharashtra, Gujarat, West Bengal, Orissa, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Delhi met for a National Consultation of Peoples Audits of SEZs in the Institute to discuss a process for a Peoples Audit of SEZs. There was a collective consensus to bring together the experiences emerging from peoples struggles in SEZ areas throughout the country through a series of such Audits. A Peoples Audit, it was felt, would help evaluate the stated objectives of the SEZ Act and particular SEZs against peoples experiences of land acquisition, livelihood impact, respect to human rights and adherence to due process through a detailed scrutiny of the implementation of SEZs. The People's Audit process is not only a tool to demand accountability; it also empowers citizens to critically evaluate their democratically elected government. The first of the Peoples Audits of SEZs was held in Div Village, Pen Taluka of Raigad District on September 15, 2009, where details of 10 SEZs were presented and affected people from the areas presented their experiences with SEZs and the implementation of the Land Acquisition Act (1894) and the SEZ Act (2005). Subsequent Peoples Audits of SEZs have been conducted in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Goa and Delhi. Peoples Audits of SEZs are also to be held in Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal and Orissa. Knowledge generated from the Peoples

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Audits is to facilitate debate with the government and the industry. CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY HUB The Department of Public Enterprises (DPE), Ministry of Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises, GoI, approached the School of Management and Labour Studies (SMLS) to set up a hub for Public Sector Enterprises (PSEs) as a part of their corporate social responsibility (CSR). Subsequently, a round table conference was organised to discuss the institutional framework for this hub. Twenty-seven CEOs of different PSEs participated in this meeting, which was chaired by the Secretary, DPE. The discussions centred on the new developmentoriented approach of CSR of the public enterprises, where many of the CEOs admitted that they needed guidance in pursuing CSR schemes and TISS would be the right Institute for providing this facility. The TISS CSR hub will undertake research, advocacy, capacity building, publication, and exchange of ideas. The DPE also suggested that the hub should review the CSR activities of PSEs and recommend an award for the 'Best CSR Initiative'. The hub will also play an important role in aiding and advising PSEs on appropriate CSR strategies. RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS
Research Projects and Other Projects

JNURM; rights of tribal people; Forest Act; Right to Food; SEZ; Public Distribution System; Bt brinjal; and a few other issues. The Institute now has the capacity to produce world class analysis to engage with policy and programme development, and such capacity is expanding rapidly.
Publications

Research studies conducted at the Institute also result in numerous reports, publications and books. Faculty members at the Institute publish their research work in national and international academic journals and books. They are also involved in writing book reviews, articles in newspapers and magazines, and reports from seminars and conferences. In 20092010, TISS faculty published over 65 peer reviewed journal articles in some of the most renowned journals; 69 chapters in books; 16 authored/edited volumes published by reputed publishers like Routledge, Sage, Macmillan, Anthem Press, etc.; and 24 other writings that include book reviews, articles in newspapers, magazines and reports. The flagship publication of the Institute, The Indian Journal of Social Work (IJSW), entered its 71st year of publishing. The IJSW brought out a special issue on 'Training Family Counsellors in Contemporary India', guest edited by Prof. Lina Kashyap. Each article in this issue is devoted to a specific topic related to family and marriage counselling and examines key concepts and theoretical frameworks/assumptions of that specific topic, and follows it up with course outline, lesson plan and exercises for demonstrating the teaching pedagogy. FIELD ACTION PROJECTS Institutions of social work have a responsibility to demonstrate to society, the different roles and functions that a professional can fulfil after training. Much of what has evolved as social work theory is also essentially the outcome of practice itself. Field action projects (FAPs) are one way in which this has been done and TISS has initiated and promoted more than 50 FAPs since 1985. The FAPs have emerged as a form of demonstration of new interventions and possibilities in order to test their efficacy, which could then be emulated by other practitioners or up-scaled through policy change. Each FAP is a response to a social issue, and focus 10

During 20092010, a total of 141 research and documentation projects were ongoing at the Institute. Of these, 18 were in multi-disciplinary areas while the remaining were anchored in the different Schools/Independent Centres. The ongoing areas of research have been on children and youth, climate change, community development, corporate social responsibility, dalits and tribals, disaster management, education, food security, governance, human rights, labour and migration, mental health, natural resources management, rural development, urban issues, and women and gender. Several of the researches were funded by relevant ministries of the GoI, international and national funding organisations, local trusts and the Research Council of the Institute. At this stage, the Institute is engaged in several research-backed economic and public policy engagements: informal sector labour; agrarian crises; climate change; urban poor; conservancy workers;

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of intervention. The FAP is an ongoing, long term, sustained intervention, as compared to short-term responses to crisis situations. Though the FAPs are largely initiated by social workers, it is acknowledged that problem solving is often a multidisciplinary effort. They provide students opportunities for learning new interventions and also enable faculty to develop academically and keep in touch with field practice. There are currently 27 FAPs active in the Institute with faculty from the SSW leading 17 of them. The range of issues being addressed through these projects include violence against women, rights and rehabilitation of persons being processed by the criminal justice system and children in conflict with law, homelessness and beggary, education of tribal children, child and adolescent mental health, tribal and dalit youth empowerment, access to health in rural and tribal areas and the agrarian crisis in Vidarbha, sustainable livelihood, food security, adult education, and health. Some of these projects have been running for many years. For example, Muskaan: Child and Adolescent Guidance Centre of TISS was set up in 1936, while the Integrated Rural Health and Development Project has entered its 25th year, and Prayas, its 20th year. All these FAPs are from the SSW. But the FAP profiled here in this Report is the Special Cell for Women and Children (from the SSW) which has completed 25 years of work on Violence against Women as a programme/service located in the police system. Special Cells for Women and Children To mark this milestone of completing 25 years of work, the Special Cells for Women and Children organised open houses for women clients and their families at the district location of the Special Cells. In addition, a national-level conference on the theme of 'Conceptions of Interventions on Violence against Women' was organised to enhance and contribute towards curriculum development of social work. The Resource Centre on Interventions on Violence against Women, which is part of the Special Cells, continues to initiate and support the implementation of Special Cells as an effective intervention strategy to respond to violence against women. The purpose of this Centre is to pursue a 11

steady engagement with the issue of violence against women with different stakeholders. Along with Oxfam and local organisations, the Centre is working towards setting up and institutionalising Special Cells in Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat, Orissa and Uttar Pradesh. Presently, Special Cells are being demonstrated in 5 districts of Orissa and 4 districts of Andhra Pradesh. Dialogue has been initiated with the Governments of Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat for the same. The work of Special Cells in Haryana and Delhi continues to be strengthened. The process of research and documentation on the issue of violence against women is an integral aspect of the work of the Centre. Capacity building of various stakeholders such as social workers, counsellors, grassroots workers, protection officers, police, and judicial officers are being conducted on a continuous basis to strengthen their ability to respond to violence against women. The Centre continues to provide support to organisations and initiatives responding to violence against women in the form of sharing data; training modules; procedural documents; research findings; spaces to visit and interact with the Special Cells. At present, TISS is working with 7 States implementing the Special Cells. The process of engaging with women, community, the criminal justice system, policy change and the larger society on the issue of violence against women continues to be the core work of the Special Cells and Resource Centre. Steady, but very slow, progress has been made to get the State to act on injustice against women and children. The State is committed to address injustice against women and children, but to get the commitment into meaningful action for enduring justice has been a struggle for the personnel within the system and the Institute. TRAINING AND EXTENSION Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes The TISS has always provided forums for critical discussions on contemporary patterns of development. Faculty members across Schools and Centres regularly conduct seminars, conferences, workshops and training programmes with participants drawn from various disciplines and

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sections of society. During 20092010, 145 programmes were organised, of which 6 programmes were jointly organised by faculty from 2 or more Schools/Centres. The programmes were organised in the areas of agricultural planning, human resources management, leadership development, economic globalisation, human development, social accountability, micro-planning, statistical methods, capacity-building, curriculum review and development, dalit and tribal issues, disaster management, education, health, human rights, life skills, management and organisation development, NSS evaluation and impact, refresher and orientation programmes, research methods, software training, training of trainers, and urban landscapes, among others. The Institutes faculty members also regularly participate in national and international level seminars, conferences, workshops and training programmes as paper presenters, resource persons, discussants, session chairs, observers, special invitees or experts. This year, faculty members participated in 423 programmes and presented 169 papers. Executive Committee Memberships Seventy-four members of the Institute's faculty served on 303 executive committees of professional bodies and governmental organisations and NGOs in 20092010. These include the decision-making bodies of government ministries and departments, NGOs, and industries and institutions, as well as UGC committees to review/develop/audit curriculum and administration of universities and institutions spread across the county. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS OFFICE Established in February 2006, the International Students Office (ISO) acts as an independent centre to extend support and assistance to all international students by addressing their logistical, cultural and academic concerns. This Office also initiates, coordinates and facilitates various student and faculty exchanges. The rapidly increasing number of international students in TISS demonstrates the swift progress of the ISO in a short period of 4 years. The ISO has facilitated several outgoing and incoming student and faculty exchanges in the academic year 2009-2010. 12

Student Exchanges

One of the significant characteristics of the Institute's student exchange programme is that the Institute and the host university take care of all costs throughout the exchange duration through fellowships and travel grants. Student exchanges have taken place at all 3 levelsBachelors, Masters and Doctoral. Currently, the Institute has active student exchanges with Victoria University (Australia); University of Gavle (Sweden); Tulane University, University of Utah, and Washington University (USA); Westfalische, Wilhelms-Universitat (Germany); Keele University (UK); Tampere University (Finland); and Sciences Po (France). Three Bachelor's students of Social Work from the School of Rural Development went on exchange to Victoria University under the Endeavour Exchange Fellowship, while 2 others went to University of Gavle for their fifth semester. Their four-month stay and education was sponsored by the Linneaus-Palme Grant. Student exchanges to the US and the UK are dominated by Ph.D. scholars. The ISO facilitated the visit of 2 Ph.D. scholars to Keele University, and 1 Ph.D. scholar to the McDonnell International Scholar's Academy, Washington University, St. Louis, USA. The ISO has developed exchange programmes for 17 Master's level students at universities in the US, France, Germany and Finland. The TISS has 17 new students enrolled for various Master's programmes for the year 20092010: 4 in the School of Social Work, 5 in the School of Social Sciences, 4 in the School of Human Resources Management and Labour Studies, 2 in the Jamsetji Tata Centre for Disaster Management; and one in the Centre for Media and Cultural Studies. The ISO hosted 92 international students in the year 20092010 from Austria, Brazil, Canada, Cyprus, Germany, Spain, Sweden, The Netherlands and the US for customised programmes and research. Most of them were engaged in field work internships of 518 weeks period, which was blended with exposure visits, seminars and visit to the TISS Tuljapur campus. Another 40 international students participated through Washington University, and GTZ-DAAD Winter School and Summer School programmes of the School of Habitat Studies.

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Faculty Exchanges

Four TISS faculty members visited universities across Europe: University of Duesto and Katholieke University of Leuven (Belgium); Karolinska Institute (Sweden); and Freie University (Germany) under the academic staff mobility of the EMECW Lot 15 Programme. Faculty members from the SSW went on an exchange programme to Tampere University, and on an exploratory visit to Gothenburg University, Sweden. The University of Gavle is hosting a faculty member from the SSW and another from the School of Rural Development under the Linneaus Palme Grant. The DAAD Scholarship has enabled one faculty member from the SMLS to be hosted at Westfalische, Wilhelms-Universitat. The ISO hosted 2 faculty members from the University of Gavle and another 2 from Gothenburg University, Sweden. The School of Health Systems Studies and the SMLS hosted the faculty members who came from the Karolinska Institute and Katholieke University of Leuven under the academic staff mobility of EMECW Lot 13.
Erasmus Mundus Fellowships

Erasmus Lot 13, Partner in Consortium for EMECW13 EU - India. The ISO strives to provide a rich and dynamic learning opportunity for all international students with good programme support and well-timed guidance, as well as facilitate the visits of the Institute's students and faculty members to international universities on exchange programmes. OFFICE OF STUDENTS AFFAIRS The Office of Students Affairs (OSA) has one of the most challenging tasks at the Institute: to locate the students as primary stakeholders and create and sustain conditions for creative and peaceful learning. The standards of support to students expected from TISS are very different and exacting. Another part of the student support is the Counselling Cell with one full time, and 4 part-time counsellors guided by a senior professor. The OSA entered its 4th year of operation in February 2010. Headed by Dean of Students Affairs, it is supported by a Programme Officer. The OSA has successfully institutionalised systems and practices with regard to all aspects of student life other than academics. Chief among this includes regularisation of hostel rules, procedures, medical health insurance, Crisis Management Cell, medical and counselling services, physical fitness and gym activities, canteen services, and a comprehensive student guidebook. The most important task accomplished by the OSA in the current year has been the management of Students Aid allocation to junior and senior students alike. For the first time, the Institute took a far-reaching and progressive decision to help incoming students with their off-campus accommodation110 junior students were allocated approximately 20 lakhs. This support was provided by the Tata Education Development Trust. The OSA and student representatives organised a Workshop on People's Candidates and the Electoral Process', where the students got to meet candidates who stood for local elections without the support of any political party, and only on the encouragement of their prospective voters. The challenges and obstacles faced by such candidates were an inspiration to all those who attended the meeting. 13

Fourteen students have availed of the scholarships of EMECW Lot 13. Eight TISS students secured seats for Master's programmes in Lund University, University of Amsterdam, University of Duesto (Spain), University of Vilnius, and Karolinska Institute, while 6 doctoral students have received a 34-month grant: 1 in Freie University, 2 to Lund University, and 3 to the University of Duesto, Spain. Three faculty members have also received Erasmus Fellowships under academic mobility for 2 months at Katholieke University, Freie University, and ITC, Netherlands.
MoUs Signed

The ISO is making it possible to realise the Institute's goal to expand globally. In 20092010, the Institute signed MoUs with the International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (Kathmandu, Nepal); Fachhochschule Fur Wirtschaft and Freie University (Berlin, Germany); Norwegian University of Science and Technology (Norway); the Swiss Tropical Institute (Switzerland); Libera Universita Internazionale Degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli (Rome, Italy); Thammasat University (Thailand); University of Kansas and Babson College (USA); and

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The OSA and the Students Union guide all cultural and sports activities as also student representation on committees such as Committee Against Sexual Harassment, Student Aid Committee, etc. STUDENTS Student Strength Student stgrength for the year 20092010 touched 1,488. These students came from 34 States and Union Territories of India and 15 foreign countries. The B.A. (Hons.) in Social Work programme had 116 students enrolled, while the Master's degree programmes had a total enrolment of 919 students. The M.Phil. programme had 55 students on its roll and the Ph.D. programme 155 The Diploma and Certificate programme students numbered 247. Field Work and Internship Field work and internships provide students with a setting wherein they can learn from doing. This is an important component of the teaching programmes at the Institute where students are provided with intensive practical training in the activities of the organisations they are placed in. The field work and internship agencies are based all over the country including Jammu and Kashmir, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, and all North-Eastern Region states. Students of M.A. Counselling were placed in 10 agencies, M.A. Disaster Management in 25 agencies, M.A. Education (Elementary) in 23 agencies, M.A. Globalisation and Labour in 15, M.A. Habitat Policy and Practice in 10 agencies, Master of Health Administration in 27, Master of Hospital Administration in 85 agencies, M.A. Human Resources Management and Labour Relations in 73 agencies, M.A. Media and Cultural Studies in 21, Master of Public Health in 10 agencies, M.A. Social Entrepreneurship in 53 agencies, M.A. Social Work in 62 agencies, and M.A. Social Work in Disability Studies and Action in 9 agencies. The B.A. in Social Work students were placed in 47 agencies; the students of the Diploma programme in Hospital Administration were placed in 17 agencies, Diploma in Human Resources Management in 27 agencies, Diploma in Gerontology in 2, and Certificate in Social Work programme students in 3 agencies. 14

Research Projects of Master's Degree Students Research projects at the Master's level offer students the opportunity to plan and conduct original investigation in an area of study with the guidance of a faculty member of the Institute. While a research project is compulsory for Master's students of Development Studies, Disaster Management, Globalisation and Labour, Health Administration, Media and Cultural Studies, Public Health, and Social Work in Disability Action and Studies, it is optional for other Masters level students. In 20092010, 34 students of Development Studies, 14 students of Disaster Management, 20 students of Globalisation and Labour, 26 students of Health Administration, 2 students of Hospital Administration, 6 students of HRM & LR, 24 students of Media and Cultural Studies, 19 students of Public Health; 21 students of Social Entrepreneurship, 36 students of Social Work, and 17 students of M.A. in Social Work in Disability Studies and Action undertook research projects under the guidance of faculty members. The Institute has initiated a scheme with financial support to encourage students to develop working papers and monographs from their dissertation for eventual publication. The Institute will publish working papers and monographs and make them available by locating them at the TISS website. Research Programme The revamped M.Phil. and Ph.D. programmes of the Institute have taken strong roots. The TISS research programme, anchored with research supervisors in various Schools is considered to be the destination for high quality inter-disciplinary social sciences research in India. While admissions to M.Phil. take place once a year in the month of May, admissions for Ph.D. take place twice a year in May and in December. As part of the restructuring of academic programmes at the Institute, the Ph.D. programme was reworked into an integrated M.Phil. and Ph.D. programme with the possibility of entry and exit for each of the programmes independently. The M.Phil. programme has been structured into a 4-semester programme, with 2 semesters of course work and 2 semesters of research work. The Ph.D. programme provides the possibility for both young researchers and senior professionals with years of

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experience to join. Candidates who join the research programmes come from all over the country. Among the innovations to enhance the quality of the programme and the mentoring process, the following steps have been taken:

responsibility, dalits and tribals, development issues, disability, health, identity, livelihood, mental health, microfinance, migration, organisation development and management, networks, relief and rehabilitation, sexuality, society, and women. Students Union As an elected body of student representatives, the Students' Union has assisted, worked with and supported the student community in their various needs, endeavours and concerns. This is done through constructive dialogue between students and the various authorities at the Institute. Some of the highlights of the Union's activities during the year under review are as presented below:

A written entrance exam called Research Aptitude

Test (RAT) has been introduced along with a personal interview to assess the candidates who apply for the programmes.

The research methodology component of the

training for research has been structured into self-contained modules, which can be offered in each semester in a workshop mode. This is being specially offered to the off campus research scholars who look forward to theoretical and technical guidance from time to time.

Research scholars are encouraged and mentored to

write papers and send them for publication.

Created a comprehensive database of existing

residential facilities in and around the campus and proactively assisting every student to get accommodation. This has been the most important support to the students as the hostel accommodation at the Institute could not keep pace with expansion of student strength.

Research scholars receive financial assistance

through the Research Council funded Young Researcher Grant to take care of their field-based data collection. Research scholars also receive financial support in the form of scholarships through various projects at the Institute such as the TISS-LSE collaborative project, Tata trust funds for Elementary Education and Disaster Management, and the ICICI fellowships. Apart from these, several scholars also receive scholarships from the Government of India (Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship Scheme for SC & ST students), ICSSR, ICMR and the UGC (JRF & SRF). The Institute supports those research scholars who do not receive any financial support with a monthly stipend. The year 20082009 has been a watershed in strengthening the programme, identifying the areas that need strengthening and working on an admission and monitoring framework that helps the Institute to create an enabling environment for the M.Phil. and Ph.D. programmes at the Institute.
M.Phil. and Ph.D. Seminars

Negotiated a bulk laptop deal for students who

needed one.

Worked with the Dean (Students Affairs) in

assessing the needs of students for financial support and scholarships.

Organised an International Students Cultural

Festival in which international and Indian students celebrated the rich cultural diversity spread across the globe.

Participated in the Queerazadi Rally in solidarity

with lesbians, gays, transgender, bisexuals and queers.

Facilitated the open session of the larger student

body with the visiting NAAC and UGC committees.

Responded to the swine flu scare by monitoring

hospital admissions and providing a daily report. Over 300 students participated in QuinTISSessence, the three-day long students festival, which included events like Mock Press, Qaleidoscope, Halla Bol, etc. A 2-night movie marathon was also organised. In addition, the Union organised a trek to Raigad Fort and a flute concert by Pandit Ronu Majumdar, as part of the TISS chapter of SPIC-Macay. 15

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Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe Cell The Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) Cell, under the leadership of a senior professor and support team, has been conducting various need-based programmes for the SC and ST students. Under the Remedial Coaching Scheme for the SC and ST students, the programmes are conducted at two levels:
Pre-Admission Orientation

Under the Central Sector Scholarship Scheme of Top Class Education for SC-ST Students for the year 20092010, 3 students from the SC community and 5 students from the ST community were awarded the Scholarship, which includes a laptop worth Rs. 45,000. The SC and ST Cell acknowledges the immense contribution of the UGC, GoI and State Governments in enabling the Institute to support the students from disadvantaged social and economic groups. GOLDEN JUBILEE CHAIRS

The Cell organised a 3-day Pre-Admission Orientation Programme for the candidates who had applied for the 20102011 TISS Common Entrance Test. In addition to SC and ST candidates, the OBC and Minority candidates were also offered orientation this year, which was conducted at 4 centres, namely Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata and Guwahati. In all, 735 candidates from all over India attended this orientation wherein free lodging and boarding facilities were provided to outstation candidates. Nineteen faculty members from TISS were engaged in teaching various subjects and aspects of the admission test. The Orientation is also aimed at enabling the candidates to overcome any inadequacies in opportunities they may have experienced in understanding and addressing the admission test of TISS. To increase the effectivity of the Orientation Programme, the Institute developed a video, With You, for training the candidates appearing for the TISS Entrance Test. The video is designed to familiarise the candidates with the processes of Written Test, Group Discussion and Personal Interview and analyse the same. The feedback from the candidates has revealed that the pre-admission orientation does benefit them to deal with admission tests administered by other universities and institutions, even if they failed to secure admission to any of TISS' programmes.
Post-Admission Orientation

Dr. Nilima Mehta was appointed as the TISS

Golden Jubilee Mahalaxmi Temple Trust Chair in Social Work for the academic year 2009-2010.

Ms. Leena Joshi was also appointed as the TISS

Golden Jubilee Mahalaxmi Temple Trust Chair in Social Work from February 2010. Her tenure will end in January 31, 2011.

Prof. P.C. Saxena was appointed as the TISS

Golden Jubilee Garware Chair in Social Sciences. His tenure gets over on September 12, 2010.

Prof. A.M. Sarma was appointed as the TISS

Golden Jubilee TISCO Chair in Management and his tenure ends on June 17, 2010. ORGANISATION DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT Administration
Participation of Administrative Staff in Conferences, Seminars, Workshops and Training

Thirty-three administrative and technical staff participated in 9 seminars, conferences, workshops and training programmes in 20092010.
Appointments, Promotions and Retirements

The students admitted in various courses are given orientation at the individual level, as well as in groups. Emphasis is given on the course curriculum, the new multicultural and multilingual environment that students encounter on campus. Students are also trained to write assignments and field work reports. In addition to this, at a later stage, various need-based programmes are also organised. These range from arranging classes for personality development to special tutorials to language skills. 16

There are 147 academic positions, of which 130 are filled. Fifteen positions have been filled on an ad hoc basis. There are an additional 35 faculty positions, which are funded by Tata Trust and Excellence Grant. Administrative positions (including technical) are 162 of which 122 are filled, while the support staff positions are 109. Twenty-one faculty appointments were made in 20092010. Eight faculty members and 8 staff members were promoted, and 3 staff members retired during the year under review.

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Long Service Award

The Institute honours those employees who have completed 20 years of service and this year, the following employees were felicitated on the Institute Day:

Dr. Shankar Das, Associate Professor, School of

Health Systems Studies

additional stack area, some classrooms, computing facility for research scholars and a conference hall with discussion rooms. Construction of a 7-storeyed hostel with a capacity to accommodate 280 students has also commenced with funding from the UGC and the Infosys Foundation. Internet facility for students and staff have been enhanced by 8 Mbps at the Main Campus and 4 Mbps at the Naoroji Campus. Both the Mumbai campuses are wi-fi enabled with networking facility available at all locations.
TISS Tuljapur

Mr. Ramesh Jare, Social Worker, School of Rural

Development

Mr. Ram Rathod, Social Worker, School of Rural

Development

Mr. Shahaji Narwade, Horticulturist, School of

Rural Development

Mr. D.S. Raut, Administrative Officer, School of

Rural Development

Mr. R.P. Gaikwad, Driver Grade II, School of

Rural Development Campus Development
TISS Mumbai

The Institute continued its expansion of infrastructure during the current year to meet the requirements of additional space and facilities. Additional faculty offices, classrooms, hostel rooms, staff quarters, serviced apartments, health centre, womens infrastructure and library stack space were the infrastructure projects completed during 20092010 with funding from the UGC and the Tata Trusts. In addition, a fully air conditioned Guest House with 30 double seater rooms, a conference room, a training room, and a dining hall has been completed with financial support from Tata Trust. The construction of a 9-storeyed academic building to accommodate additional faculty sanctioned on implementation of the OBC quota and the 11th Plan has commenced with funding from the UGC for the 11th Plan, the OBC grant for infrastructure development, and the Tata Trust grant, With the addition of this building, 80 faculty offices and 9 rooms, which can be used as training or common rooms, will be available. Construction of additional floors in the Library building will create

All infrastructure development projects of the Tuljapur Campus have been completed. The Campus has become fully functional with an administrative building, guest house, hostel, library building, housing for faculty, administrative and service staff, gym facility, computer and media centre, amphitheatre and other external developments. Construction of compound wall, basketball and volleyball courts, water tank, sub-station for electricity supply, etc. are in progress. The Campus has now been provided with internet facility through fibre optic connection from BSNL. 70TH CONVOCATION This is yet another historic Convocation for the Institute as the first batch of students admitted to the Master's programmes in Public Health (19) and Social Work in Disability Studies and Action (17) are graduating today. At this Convocation, 13 scholars are receiving their Doctor of Philosophy Degree and 18 their Master of Philosophy Degrees, and 366 students their Master's Degree in Disaster Management (23), Development Studies (33), Globalisation and Labour (18), Health Administration (27), Hospital Administration (29), Human Resources Management and Labour Relations (65), Media and Cultural Studies (12), Social Entrepreneurship (21), and Social Work (115). Twenty-four students are being conferred with the B.A. (Hons.) in Social Work Degree.

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DEPUTY DIRECTOR
Prof. Lina Kashyap

DIRECTORS OFFICE
Prof. Usha S. Nayar Prof. T. Rajaretnam Dr. Ashwani Kumar Ms. Saritha C.T.

REGISTRAR
Prof. Neela Dabir

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Research Projects and Other Projects

Title of the Project Sponsor Date of Sanction/Commencement Present Position In-Charge

DIRECTOR'S OFFICE
Institutions for Food Security: Global Lessons from Rural India* Mid-term Appraisal of the 11th Plan of Andaman and Nicobar Islands* Baseline Survey of Rural Livelihoods in Vidarbha* Peoples Audit of SEZs* Australian Research Council Discovery Grant Planning Commission, GoI Mar. 2010 Initial stage Prof. S. Parasuraman

Nov. 2009

Draft report submitted Draft report submitted Ongoing

Ms. Saritha C.T. and Ms. Sejal Kanitkar Prof. S. Parasuraman and Prof. T. Rajaretnam Prof. S. Parasuraman, Ms. Preeti Sampat and Ms. Sumanya Velamur Prof. S. Parasuraman

Sir Dorabji Tata Trust and Sir Ratan Tata Trust TISS and Peoples Organisations/Groups from different states Jamsetji Tata Trust

Jun. 2009 May 2009

Tata LAHDC Development Support Programme

May 2005

Ongoing

DEPUTY DIRECTOR
SAARATHI Manual for Training of Frontline Workers from Child Development Agencies* Kusuma Trust Jan. 2009 Completed Prof. Lina Kashyap

REGISTRAR
SAARATHI Manual for Training of Frontline Workers from Child Development Agencies* Staking a Claim: Housing Rights of Poor in Mumbai Kusuma Trust Jan. 2009 Completed Prof. Neela Dabir

Board of Research Studies, TISS, and Card Aid

Jul. 2006

Completed

Prof. Neela Dabir

Publications
DIRECTOR'S OFFICE
Prof. S. Parasuraman

Sardar Sarovar Project: The War of Attrition, Economic and Political Weekly, 45(5), 3948, 2010. (co-author)

Prof. Usha S. Nayar

Childrens Participation in India. In J. Mason, N. Bolzan and K. Anil Kumar (Eds.), Childrens Participation? Learning from Children and Adults in the AsiaPacific Region, Australia: Common Ground Publishing, 2009. (co-author) Foreword. In J. Mason, N. Bolzan and K. Anil Kumar (Eds.), Childrens Participation? Learning from Children and Adults in the AsiaPacific Region, Australia: Common Ground Publishing, 2009.

Dr. Ashwani Kumar

Global Civil Society Yearbook: 2009 Poverty and Activism, London: Sage Publications, 2009. (co-editor) Introduction to the Global Civil Society, 2009. In A. Kumar, J.A. Scholte, M. Kaldor, M. Glasiers, H. Seckinelgin and H. Anheir (Eds.), Global Civil Society Yearbook 2009: Poverty and Activism, London: Sage Publications, 2009. (co-author) Global Civil Society: Emergent Forms of Cosmopolitan Democracy and Justice. In A. Kumar and D. Messner (Eds.), Power Shifts and Global Governance, UK: Anthem Press, 2010. Introduction: Power Shifts, Global Governance and Cosmopolitan Democracy. In A. Kumar and D. Messner (Eds.), Power Shifts and Global Governance, UK, Anthem Press, 2010. (co-author) The Question of Poor. In R. Taylor (Ed.), Third Sector Research, US: Springer, 2010. Power Shifts and Global Governance, UK: Anthem Press, 2010. (co-editor)

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DEPUTY DIRECTOR
Prof. Lina Kashyap

Special Issue on Training Family Counsellors in Contemporary India, The Indian Journal of Social Work, 70(2), 2009. (guest-editor) Training Family Counsellors in Contemporary India, The Indian Journal of Social Work, 70(2), 133144, 2009. Marriage Counselling in Training Family Counsellors in Contemporary India, The Indian Journal of Social Work, 70(2), 253276, 2009. Family Life Education and Enrichment Programmes in Training Family Counsellors in Contemporary India, The Indian Journal of Social Work, 70(2), 277303, 2009. (co-author) SAARATHI Manual for Training of Frontline Workers from Child Development Agencies, Mumbai: TISS and Kusuma Trust, 2010. (co-author)

REGISTRAR
Prof. Neela Dabir

SAARATHI Manual for Training of Frontline Workers from Child Development Agencies, Mumbai: TISS and Kusuma Trust, 2010. (co-author) Towards Quality Care in Residential Homes for Children: A Training Manual for Conducting Sessions with Caretakers, Mumbai: Tata Institute of Social Sciences and YUVA, 2010. (co-author)

Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised

Faculty-in-Charge Date Name of the Programme Place Sponsor

DIRECTOR'S OFFICE
Prof. S. Parasuraman Feb. 27, 2010 Workshop on Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act for Officials from Ladakh Mid-term Evaluation of the Livelihood Project at ANI Sixth Consultation of Peoples Audit on SEZ Democratic Dialogue between Stakeholders on the Future of the Indian Fisheries Sector New Delhi TISS, Mumbai

Prof. S. Parasuraman Prof. S. Parasuraman and Ms. Preeti Sampat Prof. S. Parasuraman and Ms. Gomathy Balasubramanian

Feb. 1921, 2010 Aug. 17, 2009 Jul 1516, 2009

Port Blair TISS, Mumbai TISS, Mumbai

TISS and University of Klagenfurt TISS, Mumbai TISS and Dakshin Foundation

DEPUTY DIRECTOR
Prof. Lina Kashyap* Jan. 2023, Feb. 1720 and Apr. 2023, 2010 Jun. 910, 2009 Training of Trainers Programme for Training of Frontline Workers from Child Development Agencies* 2nd Consultation Workshop for the SAARATHI Project New Delhi, Mumbai Kusuma Trust and Hyderabad

Prof. Lina Kashyap

Mumbai

Kusuma Trust

REGISTRAR
Prof. Neela Dabir* Jan. 2023, Feb. 1720 and Apr. 2023, 2010 Training of Trainers Programme for Training of Frontline Workers from Child Development Agencies* New Delhi, Mumbai Kusuma Trust and Hyderabad

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Executive Committee Membership and other Official Positions in Academic, Government and Non-Government Organisations
DIRECTOR'S OFFICE
Prof. S. Parasuraman Member, Executive Council, International Institute for Population Sciences, Mumbai Member, Academic Council, Central University of Tamil Nadu, Thiruvarur Member, Academic Council, Central University of Bihar, Patna Member, Governing Council, North-Eastern Hill University, Shillong Member, Governing Board, Indian Institute of Mass Communication, New Delhi University Nominee, Board of Management of the Department of Economics, University of Mumbai, Mumbai External Expert, Advisory Committee, National Law School of India University, Bengaluru UGC Nominee, Advisory Committee, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi Co-opted Member, Governing Body, Gulathi Institute of Finance and Taxation, Thiruvananthapuram Member, IRMA Society, Institute of Rural Management, Anand Member, Policy Research Committee, Indian Council of Forestry Research and Education, Dehra Dun Member, Expert Committee for Evaluating Research Studies under the Focussed Area of Nano-Science and Biology, Madurai Kamaraj University, University Grants Commission, New Delhi Member, National Legal Knowledge Council, Bar Council of India, New Delhi Member, Advisory Board, Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development, Chennai UGC Representative, Governing Body, School of Social Work, Roshni Nilaya, Mangalore Trustee, CRY (Child Rights and You), Mumbai Member, Governing Board, Childline, Mumbai Member, Governing Board, Swaraj, Bengaluru Member, Advisory Council, National Thermal Power Corporation, New Delhi Trustee, Jai Ho Trust, Mumbai Member, Advisory Body, Tarun Bharat Sangh, Alwar Prof. Usha S. Nayar Member, Governing Board, Childwatch International, Oslo Vice-President, DAV College Managing Committee, New Delhi Member, International Network of Child Policy Research, Chapin Hall, The University of Chicago, Chicago Member, Editorial Board, Child Indicators Research, The Netherlands Member, Editorial Board, Asian Social Work of Policy Review, Korea Member, Editorial Board, Beliefs and Values Understanding the Global Implication of Human Native, USA Associate Editor, Journal of Psychosocial Research, New Delhi Dr. Ashwani Kumar Member, Central Employment Guarantee Council, Ministry of Rural Development (MoRD), Government of India (GoI), New Delhi Member, Executive Committee, CAPART, MoRD, New Delhi Member, Sub-Group on Social Mobilisation, CAPART, New Delhi Member, Sub-Group on Capacity Building and Monitoring, CAPART, New Delhi Interim Chairperson, Sub-Group on Micro Finance, CAPART, New Delhi Member, Expert Group on Job Card for MGNREGA, MoRD, GoI, New Delhi Member, Committee on Action Plan for Convergence of MGNREGA with other RD Programmes, NIRD, New Delhi Chairperson, Working Group on Capacity Building, NIRD, Hyderabad

DEPUTY DIRECTOR
Prof. Lina Kashyap Chairperson, Adoption Coordinating Agency, Mumbai Chairperson, Rehabilitation Council of Indias Sub-Committee of Experts, New Delhi External Expert, Selection Committee, S.N.D.T. Womens University, Mumbai External Expert, Rehabilitation Council of India, New Delhi External Expert, Board of Studies, Faculty of Social Work, M.S. University of Baroda, Vadodara Member, Project Review and Steering Group for the Project Setting up of Distance Training Facility for Special Educatory, Parents and Other Rehabilitation Professionals by C-DAC, Thiruvananthapuram External Expert, Research Committee of the National Institute for Visual Handicap, Dehra Dun Member, Editorial Board, Journal of International Social Work, United Kingdom Member, Editorial Board, International Journal for Advancement of Counseling, New York Member, State-Level Advisory Committee on Adoption, Mumbai Expert, Steering Group for Setting up of Distance Training Facility for Special Educators, Parents and Other Rehabilitation Professionals, Department of Information Technology, Ministry of Communication and Information Technology, Kochi

REGISTRAR
Prof. Neela Dabir
Member, Executive Committee, Door Step School, Mumbai

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Faculty Participation in/Contribution to Conferences, Seminars, Workshops and Training Programmes

Place Date Organiser(s) Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session

Faculty

Title of the Programme

DIRECTOR'S OFFICE
New Delhi Apr. 1213, 2010 Mar. 15, 2010 Dayanand Institute of Education Management and Research (DIEMR) and DAV Centre for Development, New York Union Public Service Commission and IIM, Ahmedabad Right to Food Collective TISSLeh District Administration UGC Special Invitee Presented a Paper Indira Gandhi National Open University Expert -

Prof. Usha S. Nayar

Expert Committee Meeting: Psychology for Postgraduate Curriculum Navi Mumbai

Prof. Usha S. Nayar

Empowering Glocal Children: The Role of Family, Community and School

Glocal Children with Social Consciousness and Responsibility

Prof. Usha S. Nayar

Expert Consultation Meeting for IAS Entrance Tests Bhubaneswar New Delhi Chennai Jan. 2930, 2010 Feb. 27, 2010 Feb. 27, 2010

Ahmedabad

Mar. 4, 2010

Dr. Ashwani Kumar

Public Hearing on MGNREGA

Jury in the Hearing Chairperson Delivered the 15th MCJ Endowment Lecture and Inauguration of the Seminar Participant

Social Work Education in the Context of Globalisation

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Dublin, Ireland Jan. 2428, 2010 New Delhi Chennai Jan. 13, 2010 Jan. 89, 2010 Ministry of Panchayati Raj, GoI National Institute of Rural Development (NIRD) New Delhi Dec. 2223, 2009 DIEMR and DAVCMC

Dr. Ashwani Kumar

MGNREGA in Ladakh

Prof. S. Parasuraman

National Seminar on Social Work Research: Challenges and Perspectives

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Prof. Usha S. Nayar

International Network on Child Policy Research

Chapin Hall, The University of Chicago; Childrens Research Center, Trinity College, Dublin; and the Center for Effective Services, Dublin

REPORT

Dr. Ashwani Kumar

National Consultation on Index of Backwardness

Discussant Keynote Address

Lessons from Tsunami-affected Resettlement and Rehabilitation

Prof. S. Parasuraman

2009

National Consultation on Social Concerns in Disaster Relief and Rehabilitation: Lessons from the Tsunami

Prof. Usha S. Nayar

Heritage: Higher Education in India

Presented a Paper

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Faculty Rome, Italy Dec. 45, 2009 University of Luis Presented a Paper Experiencing New Violence and Living with Reconciliation: In Pursuit of a Hybrid Theory of Justice Round Table on Child Health and Nutrition

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

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Global Justice: Local JustificationsNational Consultation on Index of Backwardness Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Nov. 30Dec. 2, 2009 CWI, The African Child Policy and UNICEF Innocent Research Center Ford Foundation Chaired a Session Moderated a Session

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Prof. Usha S. Nayar

Childrens Rights at a Crossroads

2009

Prof. S. Parasuraman

TISS, Mumbai

Nov. 19, 2009

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Seminar on From Urban Reforms to People Centred Governance of Urban India Reforms Observatory Tirupati Nov. 35, 2009 S.V. University, Tirupati George Simmons Memorial Lecture

Prof. S. Parasuraman

31st Annual Conference of the Indian Association for the Study of Population Suratkal Oct. 29Nov. 1, 2009 Oct. 9, 2009 University of Hertfordshire National Institute of Technology, Karnataka

Prof. S. Parasuraman

Annual Technical Symposium: Engineer Hatfield, UK

Keynote Address

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New Delhi Oct. 2, 2009 Ministry of Rural Development (MoRD), GoI NIRD Hyderabad Aug. 31, 2009 New Delhi Jul. 16, Aug. 17 and 20, 2009 Jun. 23, 2009 MoRD, GoI Navi Mumbai DIEMR

Prof. S. Parasuraman

International Seminar on Diversity, Isolation and Integration in Higher Education

Special Invitee

Emerging Content of Higher Education in India

Dr. Ashwani Kumar

National Convention of Panchayati Raj Representatives

Discussant

Dr. Ashwani Kumar

National Consultation on Action Research and Awareness Building for Convergence of RD Programmes

Presented a Paper

Action Research and NREGA

Dr. Ashwani Kumar

Public Consultation Workshop on the NREGA

Discussant

Prof. Usha S. Nayar

Child Rights and Role of Schools

Presented a Paper

Child Rights and Responsibilities in Schools: A Challenge of Paradigm Shift from Powerless to Partnership in Child Development

Faculty Mumbai Ithaca, USA Jun. 812, 2009 Cornell University Consultation with Faculty of Agriculture and Economics Jun. 13, 2009 University of Mumbai Keynote Address -

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

Prof. S. Parasuraman

Workshop on Gender Sensitisation

Prof. S. Parasuraman

Programme on Nutrition Security

DEPUTY DIRECTOR
Secunderabad Feb. 22, 2010 National Institute for Mentally Handicapped Keynote Address Social Integration of Children with Mental Retardation within the School Community -

Prof. Lina Kashyap

National Seminar to Commemorate the 26th Anniversary of National Institute for Mental Retardation Thessaloniki, Greece Bangkok, Thailand Sep. 23, 2009 Faculty of Social Administration, Thammasat University, in collaboration with other institutes Department of Child, Youth and Family Studies in the College of Education and Environment Sciences, University of Nebraska Inter-University Centre in Dubrovnik, Croatia Keynote Address Nov. 914, 2009 Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Resource Person

Prof. Lina Kashyap

Conference of the Global Consortium for Education in Family and Community Studies

Prof. Lina Kashyap

Conference on Knowledge Generation on Disabilities Issues

Emerging Challenges in the Disability Field in India and Thailand Resource Person -

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Lincoln, USA Jul. 510, 2009 Dubrovnik, Croatia Jun. 28Jul. 4, 2009

Prof. Lina Kashyap

Conference of the Global Consortium for Education in Family and Community Studies

Prof. Lina Kashyap

20th Annual Conference of IUCDubrovnik School of Social Work, Theory and Practice

Keynote Address

Challenges to Social Work Education and Practice in Contemporary Times

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SCHOOL OF HABITAT STUDIES

Dean: Prof. Subodh Wagle

Centre for Science, Technology and Society

Chairperson: Prof. T Jayaraman Dr. Laxmi Thummuru

Centre for Urban Planning and Governance

Chairperson: Dr. Amita Bhide Prof. Sanjeev Chandorkar Dr. Lalitha Kamath

Centre for Water Policy and Governance

Dr. Geetanjoy Sahu

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SCHOOL OF HABITAT STUDIES

The focus of the School of Habitat Studies (SHS) in the year 20092010 has been to articulate the details of the Masters programme in Habitat Policy and Practice and deliver it. The School admitted its first batch of 13 students, from different disciplines, including social sciences, engineering, life sciences, medicine, and law. The School undertook several pedagogic innovations like: Winter Institute on Energy, Environment and Natural Resources: A 10-day-long Winter Institute (WI) was organised by the School in collaboration with the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay; the University of Washington at St. Louis; and the Foundation for Ecological Security (FES), Anand. Held in Udaipur, the WI brought together students, professional development practitioners and academicians from these three organisations to develop and deepen their understanding of the linkages between energy, environment, people and natural resources. About 30 students, 10 staff members of FES, and 7 faculty members worked in 3 groups on the themes of access to water in rural areas; urban water use and its linkage with rural areas; and biomass for energy and forest conservation and presented reports. Joint Studio on Eastern Water Front of Mumbai: URBZ, an organisation committed to the idea of user-generated cities, organised a week-long exercise of Joint Studio on Eastern Water Front of Mumbai. Students of SHS, along with students from Columbia University and J.J. College of Architecture participated in this Studio. The objective of the Studio was to engage the students in a field based, multidisciplinary engagement with real life issues and discourses about the development of Mumbai. Building on the comprehensive research programme conducted in the previous year, the School formally launched the Urban India Reform Facility (UIRF). The UIRF has been set up to provide knowledge products and knowledge-based services to different types of civil society organisations (CSOs) and public institutions, in order to promote public interest. It is also expected to provide a platform to synergise the major activities undertaken by the Schoolteaching, research and extension activities. The UIRF is being supported by the Ford Foundation to prepare a set of national- and state-level background papers and also reports on urban reforms and related issues for small and medium towns in Maharashtra. These will be converted into a set of Resources and Tools Kit for use in the cities and towns by CSOs. The Centre for Science, Technology and Society of the School has become an active Centre for climate changerelated research with a national presence in this 28 expanding field. The Centre was active in advocacy-related interventions in the print media on climate policy, especially before and after the Copenhagen Summit. The Institute is now part of the Indian Network for Climate Change Assessment. Faculty members of the School are especially active on the issue of independent regulation in different sectors. Work on independent regulation in the water sector is a pioneering and unique in the country, and has a significant extension component. Other areas of work of the faculty members of the School include climate change and gendered governance. These are reflected in the research, publications and extension activities of the School. As part of its public interface, the SHS organised a series of public lectures by distinguished scholars and activists. Towards Slum-Accommodating Cities? by Prof. Qin Hui, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China. Changing Ideas of Rights, Wrongs and Public Interest: Enquiries into Changing Role of State vis a vis Sovereignty, Eminent Domain, Impoverishment and the Return of the Contract by Dr. Usha Ramanathan, Member, National Advisory Council, and an internationally recognised expert on law and poverty. Urbanized Society?: Slums, Gaothans, and Lifestyle City in Kalyan-Dombivli, India, by Dr. Tara van Dijk, Post-doctoral Fellow, University of Amsterdam. Reinventing Public Services in Latin America: Experiences from the Electricity, Water and Telecommunications Sector, by Dr. Daniel Chavez, Director, New Politics Program, Transnational Institute, Amsterdam. Through these activities, the School has been successful in expanding the network of collaborating academic institutions, independent researchers, CSOs, public institutions and consulting institutions. QUICK FACTS Faculty Members Research Projects and Other Projects Field Action Projects Publications Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised Participation in/Contribution to Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Papers Presented 7 11 2 16 11 24 4

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Research Projects and Other Projects

Title of the Project Sponsor Date of Sanction/Commencement Present Position In-Charge

DEAN
Analysis of Revised Approach Paper on Bulk Water Tariff for Maharashtra issued by MWRRA Diversion and Appropriation of Water: Impact on the New Entitlement Regime in the State of Maharashtra Developing Town-Level Status Reports and Town-Level Background Notes of 10 Towns in Maharashtra Laying Foundation of Urban India Reform Facility Ford Foundation Nov. 2009 Analysis completed Prof. Subodh Wagle

Research Council, TISS

Nov. 2009

Data collection

Prof. Subodh Wagle

Ford Foundation

Jul. 2009

Ongoing

Prof. Subodh Wagle

Ford Foundation

Jun. 2009

Ongoing

Prof. Subodh Wagle, Prof. Sanjeev Chandorkar, Dr. Amita Bhide and Dr. Geetanjoy Sahu Prof. Subodh Wagle

Strengthening IWRM, Gender, Equity and Rights Approach in the Water Sector*

Department of Environmental Sciences, Wageningen University

Sep. 2008

Ongoing

CENTRE FOR SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY

Project on Climate Change Base Analysis of Contextualised Climate Change Sir Dorabji Tata Trust World Wildlife Fund Jun. 2009 Nov. 2008 Completed Final draft report submitted Prof. T. Jayaraman Prof. T. Jayaraman

CENTRE FOR URBAN PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Preparation of State-Level Status Report on Urban Reforms Local Governance and Gendered Citizenship in Maharashtra* Staking a Claim: Housing Rights of Poor in Mumbai* Ford Foundation Jun. 2009 Ongoing Prof. Sanjeev Chandorkar

Research Council, TISS

Feb. 2008

Report writing

Dr. Amita Bhide

Board of Research Studies, TISS, and Card Aid

Jul. 2006

Completed

Dr. Amita Bhide

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Field Action Projects

Regulatory Intervention (Petition) before Maharashtra Water Resources Regulatory Authority (MWRRA), estd.: 2008 Mumbai. Objective Programme : : To ensure public scrutiny of privatisation of irrigation projects. Submissions in five hearings during the period of January 2008 to November 2008. Prof. Subodh Wagle.

Faculty-in-Charge :

Awareness Campaign and Building Coalition on the Issue of Tariff Approach Paper by MWRRA, estd.: 2008 Mumbai and Pune. Objective Programme : : To build awareness and understanding among different sections of society, especially farmers, on the Tariff Approach Paper. Small meetings, media communication, visit and lobbying with different stakeholders. Prof. Subodh Wagle.

Faculty-in-Charge :

Publications
CENTRE FOR SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY
Prof. T. Jayaraman

How Much Carbon Space Do We Have? Physical Constraints on Indias Climate Policy and its Implications, Economic and Political Weekly, 44(41), 3546, 2009. (co-author) Swinging from Inaction to Capitulation on Climate Policy, Economic and Political Weekly, 44(43), 810, 2009. Will It Be a US Endgame at Copenhagen? Economic and Political Weekly, 44(50), 1315, 2009. Deconstructing the Climate Blame Game, Economic and Political Weekly, 45(1), 1314, 2010. (co-author) Breaking the Climate Deadlock, The Hindu, Jun. 23, 2009. (co-author) Keeping Indias Option Open at Copenhagen, The Hindu, Oct. 29, 2009. Indias Strategy at Copenhagen, The Hindu, Nov. 26, 2009. Taking Stock of Copenhagen, The Hindu, Dec. 24, 2009. Book Review: The God Market: How Globalization is Making India more Hindu, Fortune, Dec. 19, 2009.

Dr. Laxmi Thummuru

Tacit Knowledge and Innovation Capacity: Evidence from the Indian Livestock Sector, UNUMERIT Working Paper Series, 58, 144, 2009. (co-author)

CENTRE FOR URBAN PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Dr. Amita Bhide

Privatizing Water in Mumbai, Citizens Report on Domestic Water and Sanitation, Water Aid India, 2009. Shifting Terrains of Communities and Community Organizations: Reflections on Organizing for Housing Rights in Mumbai, Community Development Journal, 44 (3), 367381, 2009. A Comparative Study of State Response to Educational Needs of Informal Settlers in Indian and Chinese Cities. In A. Gurung, B. McGrath, J. Zha and A. Appadurai (Eds.), Growing Cities in a Shrinking World: The Challenges in India and China, Delhi: Macmillan, 2010. (co-author)

CENTRE FOR WATER POLICY AND GOVERNANCE

Dr. Geetanjoy Sahu

Court Appointed Monitoring Committees: The Case Study of Dahanu Taluka Environmental Protection Authority, Journal of Law, Environmental and Development, 5(2), 187192, 2009. (co-author) National Green Tribunal Bill, 2009: Suggestions for Improvement, Economic and Political Weekly, 44(48), 89, 2009. (co-author) Whither the National Environmental Appellate Authority, Economic and Political Weekly, 44(35), 1014, 2009. (co-author)

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Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised

Faculty-in-Charge Date Name of the Programme Place Sponsor

DEAN
Prof. Subodh Wagle Sep. 2 and 17, 2009 Awareness Workshops on Independent Regulatory Authority and Related Reforms in the Water Sector National Workshop on Independent Regulatory Authority and Related Reforms in Water Sector in India Bengaluru and Hyderabad Prayas and Ford Foundation

Prof. Subodh Wagle

Aug. 23, 2009

Mumbai

Ford Foundation

CENTRE FOR SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY

Prof. T. Jayaraman Sep. 18, 2009 Towards a New Climate Policy for India Breaking the Climate Deadlock: Towards a New Climate Policy for India Delhi TISS and Delhi Science Forum

Prof. T. Jayaraman

Jul. 31Aug. 1, 2009

Mumbai

TISS and Delhi Science Forum

CENTRE FOR URBAN PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Dr. Lalitha Kamath Apr. 523, 2010 GTZDAAD TISS Summer School on Sustainable Urban Habitats in India National Consultative Workshop on UIRF Project From Reforms to Good Governance Monitoring and Evaluation of Dattak Vasti Yojana Workshop on Local Governance and Gendered Citizenship in Maharashtra* TISS, Mumbai GTZ

Prof. Sanjeev Chandorkar

Nov. 20, 2009 Nov. 19, 2009 Sep. 21, 2009

Mumbai

Ford Foundation

Dr. Amita Bhide

TISS, Mumbai

TISS

Dr. Amita Bhide

TISS, Mumbai

Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai NPDD Research Council, TISS

Dr. Amita Bhide

Jul. 1922, 2009

TISS, Mumbai

CENTRE FOR WATER POLICY AND GOVERNANCE

Dr. Geetanjoy Sahu Nov. 19, 2009 Nov. 6, 2009 From Reforms to Good Governance State-Level Consultation Workshop on National Green Tribunal Bill Mumbai Ford Foundation

Mr. Geeetanjoy Sahu

Bhubaneswar

Vasundhara, TAI India

Executive Committee Membership and other Official Positions in Academic, Government and Non-Government Organisations
Dr. Geetanjoy Sahu

State Level Partner, The Access Initiative (TAI), New Delhi

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Place Date Organiser(s) Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session

Faculty

Title of the Programme

DEAN
Pune Mumbai Hyderabad Jun. 30, 2009 ZEF-Bonn Made a Presentation Oct. 30, 2009 School of Habitat Studies (SoHS), TISS Participant Jan. 21, 2010 Maharashtra Water Resources Regulatory Authority Made a Presentation Critical Analysis of the Approach Paper

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Prof. Subodh Wagle

Workshop on Approach Paper on Bulk Water Tariff in Maharashtra

2009

Prof. Subodh Wagle

Consultation Workshop on Real Estate Regulatory Authority

Prof. Subodh Wagle

Seminar on Long-Term Issues in Water Governance

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New Laws Establishing Independent Regulatory Agencies in the Indian Water Sector: Long-term Implications for Governance

CENTRE FOR SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY

Kathmandu, Nepal New Delhi Mar. 56, 2010 Feb. 1922, 2010 Feb. 6, 2010 Centre for Science and Environment, Delhi; IIT, Delhi; and IIT, Madras Centre for Environment Education and Technology, Kottayam Vikas Adhyayan Kendra Mar. 1526, 2010 Forum on Global South and other organisations Plenary Speaker Climate Change: Challenges for Developing Countries Panellist Global Carbon Budgets and Indias Climate Policy Plenary Speaker Slicing the Carbon Cake: Global Budget, Emissions Trajectories and Burden-Sharing in Mitigation Keynote Address Issues in Climate Policy

Prof. T. Jayaraman

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Kottayam Mumbai

Fourth General Forum of Solidarity of Asian Peoples Organisations

Prof. T. Jayaraman

First National Research Conference on Climate Change

Prof. T. Jayaraman

Conference on Climate Change and Developing Countries

Prof. T. Jayaraman

National Consultation on Climate Change

CENTRE FOR URBAN PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE

Kathmandu, Nepal Mumbai New Delhi Nov. 1719, 2009 Feb. 9, 2010 Jan. 2930, 2010 The Asia Foundation Presented a Paper Accountability and Participation: Beyond Conventional Wisdom Bombay First Society for Participatory Research in Asia (PRIA) Invited Participant Panellist -

Dr. Lalitha Kamath

Local Governance Workshop

Dr. Amita Bhide

Round Table on Housing

Prof. Sanjeev Chandorkar

National Round Table of Civil Society Organisations on Inclusive Urban Governance

Faculty New Delhi Jan. 2930, 2010 Jan. 13, 2010 Jan. 2, 2010 Urban Research + Policy Programme, NIAS in collaboration with Art, Resources and Teaching City Scape IIM, Ahmedabad Panellist Panellist Presented a Paper Columbia University, and JJ College of Architecture Panellist Co-producing the Streets: A Brief History of the Life of and Tussle Over Bangalore CMH Road PRIA Participant -

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

Dr. Lalitha Kamath

National Round Table of Civil Society Organisations on Inclusive Urban Governance Mumbai Bengaluru

Dr. Amita Bhide

Eastern Water Front Seminar

Dr. Lalitha Kamath

Streets: A Workshop

Dr. Amita Bhide Ahmedabad Dec. 35, 2009

Urban Leaders Forum

Mumbai

Dec. 9, 2009

Dr. Amita Bhide

The Globalising State, Public Services and the New Governance of Urban Local Communities in India Delhi Mumbai Pune New Delhi Jul. 16, 2009 Confederation of Indian Industry Jul. 2324, 2009 Housing and Land Rights Network, and YUVA Aug. 28, 2009 Prayas; SoHS, TISS; and IIT-B Dec. 12, 2009 Centre for Policy Research

Dr. Amita Bhide

Undisciplined City

Invited Participant and Panellist Invited Participant Invited Expert Participant

Water Reforms in Urban Areas -

Dr. Amita Bhide

Water Regulation in India

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Ahmedabad Dec. 35, 2009 IIM, Ahmedabad Bhubaneswar New Delhi Nov. 7, 2009 Nov. 6, 2009 Vasundhara Centre for Policy Research Bangkok, Thailand New Delhi Oct. 2930, 2009 Jul. 1618, 2009 Thailand Environmental Institute Hazard Centre

Dr. Amita Bhide`

Eviction Impact Assessment

Prof. Sanjeev Chandorkar

PPP in the Water Sector

Dr. Geetanjoy Sahu

The Globalising State, Public Services and the New Governance of Urban Local Communities in India

Participant

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Dr. Geetanjoy Sahu

State-Level Consultation Workshop on National Green Tribunal Bill

Presented a Paper Participant

Effectiveness of Existing Enviro-legal Forums -

REPORT

Dr. Geetanjoy Sahu

Round Table Discussion on National Environmental Protection Authority

Dr. Geetanjoy Sahu

Asian Environmental Governance Regional Meeting

Presented a Paper Participant

Environmental Justice through Court Appointed Committees -

2009

Dr. Geetanjoy Sahu

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National Seminar on Citizens Review of Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission

SCHOOL OF HEALTH SYSTEMS STUDIES

Centre for Health and Social Sciences

Dean: Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian

Chairperson: Dr. K. Anil Kumar Prof. Shalini Bharat Dr. Shankar Das Dr. V. Gowri Dr. Hemal Shroff Dr. Mathew George Mr. Laxmi Kant Dwivedi

Centre for Health Policy, Planning and Management

Chairperson: Dr. Harshad Thakur Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee Mr. M. Mariappan Mr. Soumitra Ghosh

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The year 20092010 has been an academically fruitful year for the School of Health Systems Studies (SHSS). The first batch 19 students of the Master of Public Health (MPH) programme will be graduating in this Convocation. The 2010 academic year will see the commencement of a new programmeMaster of Public Health in Health Policy, Economics and Finance (MPH-HPEF) . With the introduction of the MPHHPEF, the number of Masters programmes offered by the School will go upto 4. The curriculum of the Master of Hospital Administration programme has been thoroughly revamped considering the newer developments in the field, and will be offered to incoming batch. The SHSS facilitated exchange programmes for students from international universities. Two public health students from Karolinska Institute (Sweden) spent one semester with the School attending courses and internships under the Erasmus Mundus Fellowship. Their time with the School will be credited to their degree programme in Karoliniska Institute. Thirteen students from the Harvard School of Public Health spent 3 weeks with the School to undergo a one-module course on Urban Health, wherein the Schools faculty members gave them lectures and guided them in their field work and assignments. This course on Urban Health will be credited to their MPH programme. Under the TISSLSE collaboration, 2 M.Sc. in International Health Policy students from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) spent 6 weeks with the School for their project work and were guided by two of the Schools faculty. Three Master of Health Administration students of TISS went to Geneva in last summer to work on the social determinants of health and health research ethics in the World Health Organisation. One MPH student attended the Summer School at the Minnesota School at Public Health. The SHSS faculty members have worked with LSE faculty on research proposals and joint publications as part of the TISSLSE collaboration. So far, 22 research papers have been prepared, of which some have been published, while the others are being readied for publication. Prof. William Toscano from the Minnesota School of Public Health was TISSLSE Chair Professor for one semester. He taught in the MPH programme and helped in developing internship for the new MPH programme. Dr. Ashok Bhatkande was TISSLSE Chair Professor for two semesters and taught in the MHA (Hospital) programme and reviewed the curriculum of the MHA (Hospital) programme and played a key role in revising the curriculum. Clairvoyance 2009 was organised by the students of SHSS on the theme on Building Capacity in Health Care: Enhancing Abilities and Mitigating Vulnerabilities. Prof. Julian LeGrand, the Richard Titmus Professor in LSE, delivered the Keynote Address on How to Run a Public Service: Trust, Mistrust, Voice or Choice. QUICK FACTS Faculty Research Projects and Other Projects Field Action Projects Publications Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised Participation in/Contribution to Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Papers Presented 10 9 2 13 5 33 11

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Research Projects and Other Projects

Title of the Project Sponsor Date of Sanction/Commencement Present Position In-Charge

DEAN
Shortage of Medical Workforce in Rural Maharashtra United Nations Population Fund Dec. 2008 Report submitted Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian

CENTRE FOR HEALTH AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

Community and the Health Providers Perspectives on Male Controlled Biological Option in India (with focus on male circumcision in the context of HIV prevention): An ICMR Task Force Study Psychosis Among Black and Ethnic Minority Community in United Kingdom: A Systematic Review Construction of a National Youth Development Index* Demographic Transition of the Parsee Community: A Quantitative Study AIDS Stigma, Gender and Health Consequences in India Body Image Among Adolescents in Haryana Indian Council of Medical Research Aug. 2009 Data collection Prof. Shalini Bharat

Personal Social Service Research Unit, Department of Social Policy, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development Sir Dorabji Tata Trust

Jun. 2009

Completed

Dr. Shankar Das

Apr. 2008

Draft report submitted Completed

Dr. K. Anil Kumar

Apr. 2007

Prof. Shalini Bharat

National Institutes of Health, US Self initiated

Jul. 2005 Not applicable

Completed Data collected and coded

Prof. Shalini Bharat Dr. Hemal Shroff

CENTRE FOR HEALTH POLICY, PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT

User Fees in Public Health Sector in Maharashtra Epidemiological Study of the Health Status of the Population around Jaduguda Uranium Mining Site Tata Trust Bhabha Atomic Research Centre Jun. 2006 Feb. 2006 Preparation of tools Completed Dr. Harshad Thakur and Mr. Soumitra Ghosh Dr. Harshad Thakur

Field Action Projects

Sure Start Project, estd.: 2008 Navi Mumbai. Sponsor Objective Programmes : : : PATH Improve maternal and neo-natal health. Capacity building of link workers appointed through RCH project. Training them in MNH services, health issues. Conduction of Behaviour Change Communication sessions through the CHWs project. Project Staff : Ms. Prajakta, Ms. Vibhavari and Mr. Pravin. Dr. Harshad Thakur and Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee.

Faculty-in-Charge :

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Turbhe Health and Development Project, estd.: 1995 Turbhe Stores, Navi Mumbai. Objectives : Community capacity development. Demonstrating urban primary health care. Programmes : Balwadi for under-5 children. Health camps. Health education activities. DOTS provision. Immunisation activities. Linkages with NMMC public health department. Faculty-in-Charge : Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian and Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee.

Publications
CENTRE FOR HEALTH AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
Prof. Shalini Bharat

Men Who have Sex with Men in India: A Systematic Review of Literature, Journal of the LGBT Health Research, 4(23), 5170, 2008. (co-author)

Dr. Shankar Das

Differential Childhood, New Delhi: Concept Publishing Company, 2010. Working with Individuals in Urban Settings, The Indian Journal of Social Work, 69(2), 20321, 2008. Families of Children with Special Needs: Perspectives for Intervention, National Journal of Professional Social Work, 3(1), 519, 2007.

Dr. K. Anil Kumar

Childrens Participation? Learning from Children and Adults in the AsiaPacific Region, Australia: Common Ground Publishing, 2009. India. In J. Mason, N. Bolzan and K. Anil Kumar (Eds.), Childrens Participation? Learning from Children and Adults in the AsiaPacific Region, Australia: Common Ground Publishing, 2009. (co-author) Summary of Findings. In J. Mason, N. Bolzan and K. Anil Kumar (Eds.), Childrens Participation? Learning from Children and Adults in the AsiaPacific Region, Australia: Common Ground Publishing, 2009.

Dr. Hemal Shroff

Assessment of Body Image. In D.B. Allison and M.L. Basking (Eds.), Handbook of Assessment Methods for Obesity and Eating Behaviors, Washington DC: Sage Publications, 2009. (co-author)

CENTRE FOR HEALTH POLICY, PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT

Mr. Soumitra Ghosh

Emerging Patterns of Reported Morbidity and Hospitalization in West Bengal, India, Global Public Health: An International Journal for Research, Policy and Practice, 5(3), 213227, 2010. (co-author) Morbidity in India: Trends, Patterns and Differentials, Journal of Health Studies, 2(3), 129141, 2009. (co-author)

Mr. M. Mariappan

Life Cycle of a Leprosy Hospital, Asian Journal of Homoeopathy, 3(8), 5156, 2009.

Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee

Cost Effectiveness of Child Birth Strategies for PMTCT of HIV Among Mothers Receiving Nevirapine in India, Indian Journal of Community Medicine, 35(1), 2933, 2010.

Dr. Harshad Thakur, Mr. Soumitra Ghosh and Mr. M. Mariappan

User-Fees in Indias Health Sector: Can the Poor Hope for Any Respite? Artha Vijnana, 51(2), 139158, 2009. (co-authors)

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Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised

Faculty-in-Charge Date Name of the Programme Place Sponsor

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Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian Nov. 11, 2009 WHO Health Observatory Training TISS, Mumbai World Health Organisation

CENTRE FOR HEALTH AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

Dr. Shankar Das Jul. 23, 2009 Community Participation in Health: Lessons from Successful Case Studies across the Globe London London School of Economics and Political Sciences

CENTRE FOR HEALTH POLICY, PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT

Mr. M. Mariappan Mar. 1314, 2010 Nov. 27, 2009 AugSep. 2009 (8-day programme during the weekends) Training Programme on Materials Management for Hospital Materials Managers Workshop on Policy Issues in Kala Azar in South East Asia Hospital Management Training Programme for Centre Directors and Senior Managers of Apollo Health and Lifestyle Limited (AHLL) TISS, Mumbai Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd.

Dr. Harshad Thakur Mr. M. Mariappan

Delhi TISS, Mumbai

TISS, Mumbai AHLL

Executive Committee Membership and other Official Positions in Academic, Government and Non-Government Organisations
DEAN
Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian

Member, National Ethics Committee, Indian Council of Medical Research, New Delhi Member, Technical Resource Group, National AIDS Control Organisation, New Delhi Board Member, LRS Institute of Tuberculosis and Respiratory Diseases, New Delhi Trustee, Gram Rachna Trust, Pachod Vice-President, Peoples Action for Training in Health, Mumbai Member, Advisory Board, Foundation for Research in Community Health, Pune

CENTRE FOR HEALTH AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

Prof. Shalini Bharat

Member, Governing Board, National Health Systems Resource Centre, Ministry of Health, New Delhi Member, Steering Committee, National Rural Health Mission, New Delhi Member, Scientific Advisory Committee, National AIDS Research Institute, Pune Member, Task Force on the Affairs of the International Institute of Population Sciences, Mumbai Member, Committee on Health Systems Research, Indian Council of Medical Research, New Delhi Member, Executive Board, Childwatch International, Oslo Trustee, Social Advancement through Health Initiative (SAATHI), Navi Mumbai Member, Governing Board, Indian Association of Professional Social Workers, Bengaluru Member, Executive Committee, Social Advancement through Health, Navi Mumbai Advisor, Technical Resource Team, Department of Applied Psychology, University of Mumbai, Mumbai Member, Scientific Review Committee, National Institute for Research in Reproducive Health, Mumbai

Dr. K. Anil Kumar

Dr. Shankar Das

CENTRE FOR HEALTH POLICY, PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT

Dr. Harshad Thakur

Member, Social Advancement Through Health Initiative (SAATHI), Navi Mumbai Member, Board of Studies in Services Management, Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai

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Associate Member, Indian Clinical Epidemiology Network, New Delhi Advisor, L.H. Hiranandani Hospital and Research Centre, Mumbai Advisor, M.L. Dhawale Trust, Thane Founder-Member and Coordinator, Tuberculosis Interest Group, Mumbai Member, Board of Studies, Department of Management, D.Y. Patil University, Mumbai Member, Ethics Committee, Raheja Hospital, Mumbai Member and Advisor on Health Management, AIMS International Management Scholars, Ahmedabad Managing Trustee, SAATHI, Navi Mumbai

Mr. M. Mariappan

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Place Date Organiser(s) Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session

Faculty

Title of the Programme

DEAN
Chennai Mar. 2527, 2010 International Institute for Populations Sciences Presented a Paper Health Transition and Health Care Among Older People in South Indian States

Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian

Demographic Convergence, Dividend, Population Ageing and Implications for Health and Socioeconomic Transformations Bengaluru Feb. 1718, 2010 Dec. 11, 2009 Hinduja Hospital Presented a Paper Christian Medical Association of India Resource Person -

Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian

CMAI Training Workshop on Hospital Administration Mumbai

Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian

Seminar on Hospital Administration New Delhi Nov. 1214, 2009 Aug. 18, 2009 Jun. 2426, 2009 May 912, 2009 UNESCO WHO WHO WHO

Human Resource Management Issues in Hospitals -

Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian

WHO Collaborating Centres Meeting Geneva, Switzerland New Delhi

Resource Person

Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian

Scientific Committee Meeting on Primary Health Care Training

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Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian

WHO Consultation on Public Health Workforce

Discussant

Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian

World Social Science Forum

Presented a Paper

Social Determinants of Health in India

CENTRE FOR HEALTH AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

Bengaluru Mar. 19, 2010 National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences Panellist HIV Stigma Research Findings: Implications for Action

ANNUAL

Prof. Shalini Bharat

Dissemination Seminar on HIV Stigma, Gender and Health Consequences in Urban India Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Mar. 1113, 2010

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Dr. Shankar Das

Prioritising Chronicity: An Agenda for Public Health Research on Chronic Disease for Sub-Saharan Africa and Asia Pune

University of Cambridge, The British Academy and Monash University

Panellist

Chronic Illness: Conceptual Concerns for Psychosocial Research

2009

Prof. Shalini Bharat

Police, Programme and Care for HIV in India

Jan. 18, 2010

National AIDS Research Institute

Keynote Address

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Human Rights and Universal Access to HIV Prevention, Care and Treatment: Policy and Programme Issues

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Title of the Programme

Place

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Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

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Clairvoyance 2009: Building Capacities in Healthcare: Enhancing Abilities and Mitigating Vulnerabilities TISS, Mumbai Dec. 1920, 2009 SHSS, TISS Participant -

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Dr. Shankar Das

Clairvoyance 2009 Building Capacity in Health Care: Enhancing Abilities and Mitigating Vulnerabilities Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Nov. 29Dec. 2, 2009 Childwatch International UNICEF, African Child Policy Forum Interact Worldwide, and London School of Economics and Political Sciences (LSE) S.V. University Participant Presented a Paper Dec. 34, 2009 Childwatch International, Oslo Participant -

2009

Dr. K. Anil Kumar

Childwatch Key Institutions Meeting

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Childrens Rights at Crossroads: A Global Conference on Research and Child Rights London, UK Nov. 16, 2009

Child Health and Nutrition: Research, Policy and Practice

Dr. Shankar Das

Action for Global Health: Facts Not Opinion

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Tirupati Nov. 35, 2009 Thiruvananthapuram Marrakech, Morocco Sep. 27Oct. 2, 2009 Oct. 2829, 2009 IUSSP London, UK Jul. 2730, 2009 LSE

Dr. Laxmi Kant Dwivedi

31st Annual Conference of the Indian Association for the Study of Population

Presented two Papers Rapporteur

Importance of Breast-feeding over other Methods of Contraception for Birth Spacing Child Health, Nutrition and Care Participant -

Dr. Mathew George

National Workshop on Rashtriya Swastya Bima Yojana

Ministry of Labour and Rural Development, GoI

Dr. Laxmi Kant Dwivedi

26th IUSSP Conference

Presented two Papers

Age Reporting in Indian Census: An Insight Fertility Decline and Child Mortality in India during the 1990s: How Far Demographic Transition Explains Achievement in MDGs? Participant -

Dr. Shankar Das

Advance IT Training in Microsoft OfficeExcel, Powerpoint and Atlas-ti

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Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

Dr. K. Anil Kumar

Poverty, Education and Health: World Population Day Celebrations

Prof. Shalini Bharat

Population and Development in Asia

Dr. Shankar Das

Academic Writing Cluster

Prof. Shalini Bharat

LSE Teaching Innovations and Training

Dr. Laxmi Kant Dwivedi

Understanding Fertility Change in Asia: Design and Analysis of Longitudinal Survey

Prof. Shalini Bharat

Poverty and Reproductive Health in Poor Countries: Issues, Measurement and Evidence

Dr. Laxmi Kant Dwivedi

Human Resources for Health 2 Results (HR ) Conference

Presented a Paper

Career Aspirations of Medical Students in India: A Study in Maharashtra

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Chennai Mumbai Bhubaneswar Jan. 8, 2010 Jan. 2123, 2010 Express Healthcare Management Asian Institute of Public Health WHO, National AIDS Control Organisation and National Cooperative Development Corporation IUSSP May 710, 2010 Tamil Nadu Health System Project Delhi Nov. 2428, 2009 Marrakech, Morocco Indore Mumbai Sep. 27Oct. 2, 2009 Aug. 56, 2009 Jun. 27, 2009 CEC and Devi Ahilya University, Indore Hosmac Consultancy

CENTRE FOR HEALTH POLICY, PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT

Panel Discussant Moderated a Session Participant Financing Health Care Institutions -

Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee

International Conference on Health System Strengthening

Mr. M. Mariappan

Health Care World

Dr. Harshad Thakur

International Seminar on Childhood Nutrition and Infectious Diseases

ANNUAL

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Operations Research in HIV/AIDS

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26th International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP) Conference

Presented a Paper

Morbidity in India: Trends, Patterns and Differentials Participant Participant -

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Mr. M. Mariappan

International Conference on Evaluation of E-Resources

Mr. M. Mariappan

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Centre for Human Resources Management and Labour Relations

Dean: Prof. Sharit K. Bhowmik

Chairperson: Dr. Sasmita Palo Prof. D.K. Srivastava Dr. Bino Paul G.D. Ms. K. Sarala Rao Dr. Zubin R. Mulla

Centre for Labour Studies

Chairperson: Dr. E. Toppo Prof. B. Venkatesh Kumar Dr. M. Saifudeen Kitchlu Ms. Varsha Ayyar

Centre for Social and Organisational Leadership

Programme Coordinator: Mr. P. Vijayakumar Ms. Deepa Agarwal

Programme Coordinator: Dr. Samapti Guha

Centre for Social Entrepreneurship

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The School of Management and Labour Studies (SMLS) has 4 centres: Human Resources Management and Labour Relations (HRM & LR); Labour Studies; Social Entrepreneurship; and Social and Organisational Leadership. Primarily, the school offers 3 Masters level programmes in HRM & LR, Social Entrepreneurship, and Globalisation and Labour. It also conducts the evening Diploma programme in Human Resources Management. The School has been giving thrust on research, by fostering scholarship-building of a scholarly community consisting of M.Phil. and Ph.D. students and faculty members in themes such as labour in the unorganised sector, human resources management in the organised sector, contemporary trends in the labour market, microfinance, leadership and organisation development, employability, models of governance and strategic management in small business, and corporate social responsibility (CSR). The Department of Public Enterprises (DPE), Ministry of Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises, Government of India, had approached the School for setting up a hub for Public Sector Enterprises (PSEs) as part of their CSR. The hub will undertake research, advocacy, capacity building, publication and exchange of ideas. The DPE has also suggested that the hub should review the CSR activities of PSEs and recommend an award for the Best CSR Initiative. The hub will also play an important role in aiding and advising PSEs on appropriate CSR strategies. The Adecco TISS Labour Market Research Initiative (ATLMRI) brought out the first issue of the India Labour Market Report, which outlines structural aspects of the Indian labour market. A labour market information cell was formed as a part of ATLMRI, aiming to launch field action and research projects focusing on domestic work and social security, job seekers with disability and employability of rural migrants. The ATLMRI also published a journal article, 2 discussion papers and 5 newsletters. Faculty members of the School published research articles in various national and international peerreviewed research journals, authored book chapters, and other publications such as discussion papers, peerreviewed working papers, and articles in newspapers. The School organised Indias first ever Chief Learning Officers Summit in association with LeapVault. Many leading edge issues like the fast changing economic environment, how organisational learning can become a source of competitive advantage and continuous change, the use of learning as a tool to innovate, etc., were addressed by the speakers and panellists. In addition, the School organised 8 national and international programmes, including training programmes for middle/senior level HR/HRD Officers of Rashtriya Chemical and Fertilizers Limited, and school leaders. 46 The School takes a lot of interest in the competency development activities of its students. It organised assessment centres to evaluate the multiple competencies of students across programmes in the area of team working, communication, leadership, time-management, motivation and enthusiasm, decision-making, creativity, inventiveness, business acumen, etc., by multiple observers. While the incoming students of HRM & LR had a personal growth laboratory organised for them as part of their induction programme, a week-long group laboratory was organised for the Globalisation and Labour students. The Social Entrepreneurship students had a series of workshops organised for them on topics ranging from A Journey of a Social Entrepreneur by Dhruv Lakra to Livelihoods Promotion by Shankar Datta, to Agro Tourism by Chandrasekhar Varsavle to Informal Sector and Social Entrepreneurship by Arvind Singh. The students of the SMLS organised many programmes in association with the faculty members of the School. Students of Diploma in HRM organised a one-day seminar on Recession and its Impact on HR Practices, while the M.A. students of HRM & LR organised Tattva Bodha, a one-day summit on the theme of Leading Change through People, Profit and Planet. Manthan, the annual event of the students of M.A. in HRM & LR, explored the Hues of India. The event focussed on discussing and debating the issues the country faces today. Business schools across the country as well as students of TISS participated in the event. The M.A. in Social Entrepreneurship students organised their annual conference Navreeti. The collaboration of SMLS with the International Centre for Development and Decent Work (ICDD), University of Kassel, has led to the pioneering achievement of scholarships for students. As per the decision taken by the Steering Committee of ICDD-DAAD, 12 junior batch students from all programmes of the School are given scholarships according to means-cum-merit criteria. Each scholarship is worth 150 Euros. The M.A. in HRM & LR batch convocating today have walked away with preferred jobs in diverse industries and roles. Despite the global economic slowdown, recruitment was robust and this vindicates the Institutes position as being a top ranked school for HRM. The various awards from by the School in 20092010 and its HRM & LR curriculum are testimony to its excellence in the field: Dainik Bhaskar B-School Leadership Award for Best-Industry Related Curriculum in Human Resources. 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the Institutes leadership, development innovation and industry interface. 17th Dewang Mehta Business School Award for Business School with Bewst Academic Input (Syllabus) in Human Resources. The placement season witnessed 33 companies participating, with 11 new recruiters visiting the campus. Each sector was fairly represented with recruiters from sectors like manufacturing, IT/ITeS, FMCG, consulting, BFSI, pharmaceuticals, energy, etc. This batch also saw its first international placement offered by Topaz Engineering, a subsidiary of Dubai based multi-national company.

QUICK FACTS Faculty Members Research Projects and Other Projects Publications Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised Participation in/Contribution to Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Papers Presented 13 5 26 9 18 10

Research Projects and Other Projects

Title of the Project Sponsor Date of Sanction/Commencement Present Position In-Charge

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Decent Work for Cotton Workers in Marathwada World Wildlife Fund Apr. 2010 Just initiated Prof. Sharit K. Bhowmik and Prof. B. Venkatesh Kumar

CENTRE FOR HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT AND LABOUR STUDIES

CSR for Shipping Corporation of India: Monitoring and Evaluation ADECCOTISS Labour Market Research Initiatives Shipping Corporation of India ADECCO Jan. 2010 Three NGOs have been selected for the funding Ongoing Dr. Bino Paul G.D.

Jan. 2007

Dr. Bino Paul G.D.

CENTRE FOR LABOUR STUDIES

Assessing Social Science Research in Western India Migrant Workers Care Economy Indian Council for Social Science Research International Centre for Development and Decent Work Dec. 2009 Nov. 2009 Ongoing Ongoing Prof. B. Venkatesh Kumar Ms. Varsha Ayyar

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India: Labour Sociology Searching for a Direction, Work and Occupations, 36(2), 126144, 2009. Understanding Labour Dynamics in India, South African Review in Sociology, 40(1), 1832, 2009. Industrial Sociology. In Y. Atal (Ed.), Review of Research in Sociology and Social Anthropology, Delhi: Pearson/Longman and ICSSR, 2009. Urban Sociology. In Y. Atal (Ed.), Review of Research in Sociology and Social Anthropology, Delhi: Pearson/Longman and ICSSR, 2009. Unfree Labour in the Plantation System. In J. Breman, I. Guerin and A. Prakash (Eds.), Unfree Labour in India, Delhi: Oxford University Press, 2009. Urban Poverty and Human Rights. In V.R. Raghavan (Ed.), Civil Society and Human Security: South and South East Asian Experiences, Delhi: Macmillan India, 2009. Street Vendors in the Global Urban Economy, Delhi: Routledge, 2010.

CENTRE FOR HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT AND LABOAUR STUDIES

Dr. Sasmita Palo

Labour Migration and HIV/AIDS Vulnerability: An Overview of International Research, The Indian Journal of Social Work, 69(3), 369396, 2008. The Nirvana Model: A Strategic Training Management Tool to Improve Productivity, Development and Learning in Organizations: The International Journal, 23(6), 1115, 2009. (co-author) Identification of Managerial Competencies for Establishing a Conceptual Framework for HRD Practitioners, AsiaPacific Business Review, 5(4), 5669, 2009. (co-author) Training as a Facilitator to Effective Change Management: An Empirical Study. In Quantum Leap in Building World-class Skills through Training and Development, New Delhi: Indian Society of Training and Development, 2010. Change Management. In Technology and Change Management, New Delhi: Indira Gandhi National Open University, 2009. Drivers of Change and Change Management. In Technology and Change Management, New Delhi: Indira Gandhi National Open University, 2009. Strategies to Manage the Change. In Technology and Change Management, New Delhi: Indira Gandhi National Open University, 2009.

Dr. Bino Paul G.D.

Demographic Dividend or Deficit: Insights from Data on Indian Labour, International Journal of Education, Economics and Development, 1(2), 142155, 2009. Migrant Workers in Informal Sector: A Probe into Working Conditions, ATLMRI Discussion Paper 9, Mumbai: Tata Institute of Social Sciences, 2009. (co-author) Understanding Labour Market Flexibility in India: Exploring Emerging Trends in Employment, ATLMRI Discussion Paper 10, Mumbai: Tata Institute of Social Sciences, 2009. (co-author) ATLMRI India Labour Market Monthly Review, 1(14), Mumbai: Tata Institute of Social Sciences, 2009. (co-author) What Factors Make a World Small? A Case of Economics, Forum of Global Knowledge Sharing Working Paper, http://knowledgeforum. tifac.org.in/IndexServer/tifac/article/98.doc (co-author)

CENTRE FOR LABOUR STUDIES

Prof. B. Venkatesh Kumar

The Draft Higher Education Bill, 2010: A Critical Review, Economic and Political Weekly, 45(12), 1013, 2010. (co-author) Governance Issues in State Universities in Maharashtra, Economic and Political Weekly, 44(50), 2325, 2009. Electoral Reforms in India: Current Discourses, Jaipur: Rawat Publications, April 2009. Bureaucracy Key to Change in Maharashtra, The Hindustan Times, November 9, 2009.

Dr. Ezechiel Toppo

The Role of Trade Union in 21st Century, Port TrustKAMGAR, Diwali Special Issue, 2009.

CENTRE FOR SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Dr. Samapti Guha

Remittances and Micro Finance in India: Opportunities and Challenges for Development Finance. In A. Balci, F. Savasan and O. Ozkivrak (Eds.), Public Economics, Public Management and Public Policy, Turkey: SoBiAD-SoSReS, Turkey, 2009. Has the SHG-Bank Linkage Helped the Poor Gain Access to Capital?: A Comparative Study between Karnataka and Gujarat, Bengaluru: Institute for Social and Economic Change, 2009. (co-editor)

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Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised

Faculty-in-Charge Date Name of the Programme Place Sponsor

DEAN
Prof. Sharit K. Bhowmik Nov. 1415, 2009 Globalisation, Job Losses and Trade Union Response TISS, Mumbai TISS and Focus on the Global South and Human Rights Law Network

CENTRE FOR HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT AND LABOUR STUDIES

Dr. Sasmita Palo Dr. Bino Paul G.D. Nov. 20, 2009 Oct. 910, 2009 Chief Learning Officers Summit 3rd International Conference on Science, Technology and Economy: Emerging and Developed Countries Advanced Learning Modules for HR/HRD Officers Conditions and Rights of Labour in the Era of Globalisation and Liberalisation Seminar on Recession and Its Impact on HR Practices Global Conference on Emotional Intelligence TISS, Mumbai TISS, Mumbai Leap Vault ICSSR and TISS

Dr. Sasmita Palo Dr. Bino Paul G.D.

Sep. 46 and 1113, 2009 Aug. 8, 2009

Mumbai TISS, Mumbai

RCF Ltd. ATLMRI

Dr. Sasmita Palo Ms. Deepa Agarwal

Aug. 1, 2009 May 1112, 2009

TISS, Mumbai TISS, Mumbai

ONGC Ltd., and BPCL FEIL

CENTRE FOR SOCIAL AND ORGANISATIONAL LEADERSHIP

Mr. P. Vijayakumar Mr. P. Vijayakumar Ms. Deepa Agarwal Mar. 56, 2010 Aug. 30, 2009 Sep. 1920, Nov. 67 and Dec. 45, 2009 Global Emotional Intelligence and Leadership Forum Train the Trainer Programme 'Developing Youth Leaders' Leadership Essentials: Leadership Development for School Leaders TISS, Mumbai TISS, Mumbai TISS, Mumbai Forum for Emotional Intelligence and Learning (FEIL) and TISS Centre for Creative Learning, USA; and TISS Self

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Executive Committee Membership and other Official Positions in Academic, Government and Non-Government Organisations
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Prof. Sharit K. Bhowmik

Council Member, Indian Council of Social Science Research, Delhi Member, Board of Governors, Centre for Economic and Social Studies, Hyderabad Member, Managing Committee, Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata/Delhi/Bengaluru Member, Academic Council, Central University of Gujarat, Gandhinagar External Expert, Faculty Council (Arts), Indira Gandhi National Open University, Delhi

CENTRE FOR HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT AND LABOUR STUDIES

Dr. Bino Paul G.D.

Research Partner, Academic Network for Development in Asia, Phnom Penh

CENTRE FOR LABOUR STUDIES

Prof. B. Venkatesh Kumar

Member, Committee to Formulate Youth Policy of Maharashtra, Government of Maharashtra, Mumbai Member, Advisory Committee on UGC sponsored Social Sciences Programme for EPW, Mumbai Member, Research Institute Committee, ICSSR, New Delhi Member, Committee for Research Methodology and Training Programme, ICSSR, New Delhi Member, Committee to Formulate the Syllabi in Master's Programme in Politics and Governance, Central University Gujarat, Ahmedabad Member, Board of Studies, Master's Programme in Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, Manipal University, Manipal

CENTRE FOR SOCIAL AND ORGANISATIONAL LEADERSHIP

Mr. P. Vijayakumar

Country Researcher, Cross Cultural Management Network, International Research Center on Organizations, IESE Business School, Barcelona, Spain

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Place Date Organiser(s) Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session

Faculty

Title of the Programme

DEAN
Ahmedabad Oct. 2829, 2009 Jun. 2728, 2009 Witwatersrand Resource Person British Council Resource Person Urban Public Space, Informal Workers and Social Justice Decent Work and Urban Informal Workers

Prof. Sharit K. Bhowmik

International Social Justice Network Johannesburg, South Africa

Prof. Sharit K. Bhowmik

Urban Informal Economy

CENTRE FOR HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT AND LABOUR STUDIES

TISS, Mumbai Mar. 56, 2010 FEIL and TISS Presented a Paper Balanced Scorecard Implementation: A Lead Factor in Building Engaging Work Environment

Dr. Sasmita Palo

Third Global Emotional Intelligence and Leadership Forum Goa Feb. 1920, 2010 Jan. 810, 2010 GSID, Nagoya University and Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Department of Economics, University of Goa

Dr. Bino Paul G.D.

Seminar on Economic Reforms, Inequality and Growth Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Keynote Address

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Jamshedpur Dec. 2830, 2009 Xavier Labour Research Institute (XLRI) and IAM Jamshedpur Dec. 2830, 2009 Nov. 20, 2009 XLRI and IAM TISS, Mumbai Leap Vault

Working and Living Condition of Informal Workers: Insights from Field Presented a Paper Exploring the Link between Labour Market, Business Environment and Technology: Insights from India Presented 3 Papers (as co-author)
ANNUAL

Dr. Bino Paul G.D.

Second Annual Conference of the Academic Network for Development in Asia

Dr. Zubin R. Mulla

India Academy of Management (IAM) Conference

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Is KarmaYoga Possible? How can we be hardworking with being ambitious? Does emotional intelligence affect performance beyond the impact of GMA and personality? Development Organisational Commitment: The Role of Pay and Leadership Participant -

2009

Dr. Sasmita Palo

IAM Conference

Ms. K. Sarala Rao

Chief Learning Officers Summit

Participant

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Faculty TISS, Mumbai Oct. 78, 2009 Cell for AIDS Research and Training, TISS Resource Person Basic Managerial Skills Time Management Leadership Skill Motivating Employees

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

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Dr. Sasmita Palo

PSG Training

REPORT

Dr. Zubin R. Mulla

Conference of the Administrative Sciences Association of Canada (ASAC)

Niagara Falls, Canada

Jun. 2022, 2009

ASAC

Presented a Paper (as co-author)

2009

Do Transformational Leaders Raise Followers to Higher Levels of Morality? Validating James Macgregor Burns Hypothesis in the Indian Context Using KarmaYoga -

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Ms. K. Sarala Rao

Second Global Emotional Intelligence Forum

TISS, Mumbai

May 1112, 2009

FEIL and TISS

Participant

CENTRE FOR LABOUR STUDIES

New Delhi Sep. 2223, 2009 European Institute for Asian Studies Resource Person -

Ms. Varsha Ayyar

EIASILRN Workshop on Capacity Building and Research

CENTRE FOR SOCIAL AND ORGANISATIONAL LEADERSHIP

TISS, Mumbai Mar. 56, 2010 Forum for Emotional Intelligence and Learning (FEIL) and TISS AoM Presented a Paper Teaching as Practice: Proposing a Framework for HRM Teaching Made a Presentation The HRM Programme at TISS: A Case Study Presented a Paper Etiology of Team Emotional Intelligence Climate

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Chicago, USA TISS, Mumbai May 1112, 2009 Aug. 11, 2009 FEIL and TISS

Mr. P. Vijayakumar

Third Global Emotional Intelligence and Leadership Forum

Mr. P. Vijayakumar

2009 Annual Conference of Academy of Management (AoM)

Ms. Deepa Agarwal

Second Global Emotional Intelligence Forum

CENTRE FOR SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Izmir, Turkey Sep. 14, 2009 Dokuz Eylul University, Turkey Presented a Paper (as co-author) Remittances and Micro Finance in India: Opportunities and Challenges for Development Finance Nov. 2627, 2009 Jun. 78, 2009 Institute for Development Studies, Jaipur Centre for Disability Studies and Action, School of Social Work, TISS Presented a Paper Employment Status of Scheduled Caste in India Participant -

Dr. Samapti Guha

International Conference on Social Sciences

Dr. Samapti Guha

National Seminar on Social Exclusion

Jaipur

Ms. Deepa Agarwal

Workshop on Transactional Analysis 101

TISS, Mumbai

SCHOOL OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT, Tuljapur

Dean: Prof. V.V. Devasia Prof. M. Kunhaman Prof. Leelamma Devasia Dr. Babasaheb Kazi Dr. R. Sunil Ms. Anjali Kulkarni Ms. Meghali Senapathi Mr. Manoj Joseph Mr. Ramesh A. Jare Mr. Ram Rathod Mr. S.G. Narwade Mr. Vasant N. Bhasara Mr. Amar P. Maske Ms. Kalpana Toppo Mr. Mochish K.S. Mr. Mukesh Choudhari Mr. Ashok P. Janrao

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SCHOOL OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT, TULJAPUR CAMPUS

The School of Rural Development (SRD) works towards promoting initiatives for sustainable, eco-friendly and equitable socioeconomic development of rural communities, with a focus on gender and caste justice. The SRD has evolved a four-dimensional programme in order to achieve its mission comprising teaching, training, field action and research/documentation. Each component of the programme complements the others, and is especially designed to foster creativity and innovative approaches to various aspects of rural development. Growing out of the Institutes Rural Campus in Tuljapur, it conducts a Bachelors Degree (Hons.) Programme in Social Work, with a specialisation in Rural Development. From June 2010, the School will be offering a Masters programme in Social Work with a specialisation in Rural Development. The master's programme is designed to provide highly motivated and skilled professionals to enable a range of development and social protection measures work for the poor and marginalised communities. This year, in addition to the Bachelors programme, the SRD also rendered the academic and administrative support for conducting 3 short-term programmes at the Tuljapur Campus. Facilities were also extended for internship programmes. In 20092010, the School introduced many student-centred initiatives. Foremost among them was the setting up of the ParentTeacher Association with the objective of involving the parents in facilitating the learning process of their children. Another initiative was establishing the Career Guidance and Placement Cell to provide and organise career guidance sessions and skills development workshops. The SRD has many students forumsEarth Club (to encourage voluntary action in resource generation/ greening of earth and ecosystem development activities inside the campus); SRD Film Club (to introduce socially relevant movies and documentaries to the students); and Samvaad Discussion Forum (a platform to the students to discuss various social issues). The SRD students won the first prize in paper presentation and essay writing competition at Sameeksha, organised by the Social Work Students Forum. They also won the first prize in the Demonstration of Indigenous Technology Competition in the Spectra festival, organised by the School of Social Work, Marian College, Kerala. The SRD has been continuously engaged with different communities through research work, and field-based interventions for addressing the issues of the vulnerable and marginalised sections of the society. A study on the documentation of the 20 years of work of Tuljapur 54 Campus, and the Status of Denotified Tribes in Tuljapur Block is an ongoing activity at the School. Field action projects (FAPs) have always played an integral role in the curriculum of social work education at SRD. The School has initiated a number of community action projects in order to facilitate development of communities in Tuljapur block of Osmanabad district since 1986. Through these projects, the SRD aimed at enhancing the capabilities of rural community in this area. In 20092010, the School initiated 2 new FAPs: Tejas Project, with the objective of providing informal education and welfare services to the mobile nomadic children; explore possibilities of livelihood options and land entitlement of the nomadic tribe community in Tuljapur; and work towards total enrolment of settled nomadic tribe children in regular schools. Akshar Project, with the objective of developing and enhancing the ability of reading and writing skills in working class illiterate women on the Campus. During 20092010, several seminars, workshops and training programmes were organised by the faculty members of SRD, in the areas of child rights, governance, Panchayati Raj, project preparation and evaluation. The SRD also organised the Second Rural Youth Fest with the objective of establishing strong interface between village youth and educational institutions and various rural development agencies in the Tuljapur, Osmanabad and Solapur regions. This event attracted 533 participants from 18 villages, 12 schools and 6 colleges in the region. The SRD Alumni Meet was also organised during the Rural Youth Fest to create a platform for the alumni to get together and network. The TISS Tuljapur Campus is a well-equipped campus with classroom, hostel, library, computing and other facilities for 160 undergraduate; 10 M.Phil. and Ph.D. scholars, 60 Diploma and Certificate Programme participants, 50 participants for short-term training programmes, and conference and meeting facilities for 300 persons. QUICK FACTS Faculty and Teaching Staff Research Projects and Other Projects Field Action Projects Publications Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised Participation in/Contribution to Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes 13 5 3 5 8 14

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Research Projects and Other Projects

Title of the Project Sponsor Date of Sanction/Commencement Sep. 2009 Present Position In-Charge

Formative Research to Guide Strategic Communication Interventions for Children in Cotton Growing Area and Cotton Seed Production States Baseline Survey of Rural Livelihoods in Vidarbha* Study on Child Protection in India Status of Denotified Tribes in Tuljapur Taluka Study of Child Welfare Institutions in Osmanabad District

Oxford Policy Management and UNICEF

Completed

Ms. Anjali Kulkarni

Sir Dorabji Tata Trust and Sir Ratan Tata Trust Childline Foundation of India Tata Trust Tata Trust

Jun. 2009 Jun. 2009 Feb. 2009 Mar. 2008

Draft report submitted Completed Draft report ready Data analysis

Dr. R. Sunil Ms. Anjali Kulkarni Mr. Ram Rathod and Mr. Vasant Bhasra Dr. R. Sunil

Field Action Projects

Akshar, estd.: 2010 TISS, Tuljapur. Sponsor Objective Programme In-Charge : : : : School of Rural Development, Tuljapur Adult education. Functional literacy classes for 18 adults. Prof. V.V. Devasia, Ms. Kalpana Toppo and Mr. Amar Maske.

Tejas Education Programme, estd.: 2009 Tuljapur, Osmanabad. Sponsor Objective Programme Project Staff In-Charge : : : : : Tata Trust. Provide education to children belonging to AIT. Functional literacy classes. Ms. Rupali Kokate. Prof. Leelamma Devasia and Mr. Ashok Janrao.

TISS-ATMA Collaborative Project for Promotion of Stakeholders Participation in Sustainable Agriculture and Livelihood Development, estd. 2008 Eight Villages: Apsinga, Hangarga, Sarola, Tirth, Katri, Dhekari, Kamtha and Honala. Sponsor Objectives : : Sir Dorabji Tata Trust and Department of Agriculture, Government of Maharashtra. Enhancing intensification and diversification of livelihoods farm and non-farm sector through assessing options, enhancing skills, access to market, facilitating collective action towards enhancing food security, equity and justice (social and gender). Creating and strengthening village-level institutions to identify, prioritise and to address the issues of farm and non-farm livelihoods on a sustained basis. Strengthening the linkages between Research-Extension and Farmer (R-E-F). Enhance productivity, profitability and sustainability of farming system. Intensification and diversification of livelihoods farm and non-farm sectors. Strengthening village-level institutions. Programmes : Study Tours to Dry-land Research Station, Agro-Expo Exhibitions, Organic Horticulture, Water Management in Sugarcane Cultivation.

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Demonstration of IPM and groundnut cultivation demonstration of efficient nutrient management. Fodder development. Use of traditions and rituals for agricultural extension. Training programmes and demonstration visits/tours for farmers. Project Staff In-Charge : : Mr. Ganesh Chadre and Mr. Laxmikant Sulakhe. Mr. Shahaji Narwade and Mr. Satteppa Y.D.

Publications
Mr. Ramesh A. Jare

Participation of Debits in Gramsabha: Issues and Challenges Ahead, Research Lim, 7(12), 1922, 2010. Dalitancha Panchayat Rajya Sansthan Madhi Sahbag: Marahwadyatil Vastastiti, Rucchi, 2, 811, 2010.

Prof. M. Kunhaman

Woman Empowerment through Reservation in Indian Legislatures: Chasing a Chimera. In D. Sundar Ram (Ed.), Women Empowerment in Political Institutions: An Indian Perspective, Delhi: Kanishka Publishers, 2009. Globalisation Challenges and Responses: A Perspective, Social Science Perspective, 1(1), 114, 2009. Revisiting Development in the Era of Globalisation, Social Science Perspective, 2(1), 3044, 2010.

Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised

Faculty-in-Charge Prof. Leelamma Devasia Date Mar. 2526, 2010 Jan. 1213, 2010 Jan. 03, 2010 Dec. 2123, 2009 Name of the Programme Capacity Building for Women Panchayati Raj Representatives Rural Youth in Governance Place TISS, Tuljapur Sponsor TISS, Tuljapur

Mr. Mukesh K. Choudhari

TISS, Tuljapur

TISS, Tuljapur

Prof. Leelamma Devasia Dr. Babasaheb Kazi

Project Evaluation Collaborative Workshop on Panchayat Raj and Rural Development District-level Workshop under KAP Study on Child Labour Village-level Workshops under KAP Study on Child Labour Consultative Workshop on Sustainable Farm-based Livelihoods: Thinking beyond ATMA Initiatives Training Programme for Field Investigators of Vidarbha Baseline Survey

TISS, Tuljapur Tuljapur

TISS, Hyderabad Solapur University

Ms. Anjali Kulkarni

Nov. 18, 2009 Nov. 4 and 17, 2009 Oct. 10, 2009

Jalna

Oxford Policy Management, New Delhi Oxford Policy Management, New Delhi TISS, Tuljapur

Ms. Anjali Kulkarni

Khadaki and Chandai Ekko TISS, Tuljapur

Mr. Shahaji Narwade

Dr. R. Sunil

Jun. and Jul. 2009

Wardha and TISS, Tuljapur

Tata Trust

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Executive Committee Membership and other Official Positions in Academic, Government and Non-Government Organisations
Prof. V.V. Devasia

Member, Research and Recognition Committee, Nagpur University, Nagpur President, Community Action for Development, Nagpur Member, Board of Studies for Social Work, Shivaji University, Kolhapur Member, Rungnya Kalyan Samiti under National Rural Health Mission (NRHM), Rural Hospital, Tuljapur Member, State Mentoring Committee for Community-based Monitoring under NRHM, Pune and Mumbai Member, District Committee to Approve the Compensation for the families where farmer suicides have taken place, Osmanabad Member, District Disaster Management Committee, Osmanabad Advisor, Jai Hanuman Water Users Association, Khudawadi, Osmanabad District Technical Advisor, Shri Manikrao Khaple Charitable Trust, Tuljapur NGO Representative, Woken Vigilance District Committee (Jilha Dakshata Samiti), Osmanabad District, Osmanabad

Dr. Babasaheb Kazi Ms. Anjali Kulkarni

Mr. Shahaji Narwade

Mr. Vasant N. Bhasara

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Place TISS, Mumbai Mar. 3031, 2010 Special Cell for Women and Children, TISS Participant Date Organiser(s) Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session

Faculty

Title of the Programme

REPORT

Ms. Anjali Kulkarni

National Conference on Conceptions of Interventions on Violence against Women Building Curriculum to Enhance Capacities of Social Work TISS, Tuljapur Mar. 25, 2010 Mar. 1214, 2010 Mar. 10, 2010 Mar. 8, 2010 Feb. 1213, 2010 Feb. 39, 2010 Dec. 22, 2009 College of Social Work, Nirmala Niketan Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of India School of Rural Development, TISS and Kolhapur University School of Rural Development, TISS, and Kolhapur University Oct. 10, 2009 ATMA and School of Rural Development, TISS Netaji Subhash Bose Foundation Bharati Vidyapeeth, Solapur TISS Participant Conducted a Session Conducted a Session Resource Person School of Rural Development, TISS Resource Person

2009

Ms. Anjali Kulkarni

Capacity Building Programme for Women Panchayati Raj Representatives TISS, Tuljapur Solapur Udgir Mumbai

Decision Making in Panchayat Raj Job Opportunities in GOs and NGOs Women, SHGs and Village Development Violation of Human Rights with Special Reference to Pardhi Communities

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Mr. Manoj Joseph

Workshop on Dev Info Programme

Ms. Anjali Kulkarni

Career Mantras for Social Workers

Ms. Anjali Kulkarni

Awareness Programme for Women

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Mumbai TISS, Tuljapur TISS, Tuljapur Dec. 22, 2009 TISS, Tuljapur Thane Sep. 27, 2009 Prerna Sadana Gram Navnirman Sanstha, Dahanu

Mr. Ramesh A. Jare

State-Level Workshop on Issues of Human Rights of Marginalised Groups in Maharashtra

Mr. Mochish K.S.

11th Mumbai International Film Festival

Participant

Prof. M. Kunhaman

Collaborative Workshop on Panchayati Raj and Rural Development

Conducted a Session

Introduction to Rural Society Economy Resource Person NGOs and Rural Development

Ms. Anjali Kulkarni

Collaborative Workshop on Panchayati Raj and Rural Development

Mr. Ramesh A. Jare

Consultative Workshop on Sustainable Farm-based Livelihood: Thinking Beyond ATMA Initiatives

Participant

Mr. Vasant N. Bhasara

Workshop on Warli Painting and Marketing

Facilitator

Warli Paintings: Challenges and Management

Faculty New Delhi Mumbai Thane May 1920 and 2324, 2009 DISHA Sevabhavi Facilitator and Resource Person May 2528, 2009 Childline Foundation of India Participant and Resource Person Women Empowerment and Capacity Building Sep. 1014, 2009 Oxford Policy Management, New Delhi Participant and Resource Person -

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

Ms. Anjali Kulkarni

Workshop under KAP Study on Child Labour

Ms. Anjali Kulkarni

Workshop on Status of Child Protection in India Project

Mr. Vasant N. Bhasara

Women Empowerment (SHG) Capacity Building Training

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SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

Dean: Prof. N. Jayaram

Centre for Development Studies

Chairperson: Prof. S. Siva Raju Prof. R.N. Sharma Prof. Chandan Sengupta Prof. Swapna Banerjee-Guha Dr. Jasmine Damle Dr. Gaurang Sahay Dr. Rithambhara Hebbar Dr. Abdul Shaban Dr. Anita Rath Dr. R. Ramakumar Mr. Parthasarathi Mondal Dr. P.M. Sandhya Rani Mr. P. Gopinath Dr. Sandhya S. Iyer Dr. Vineet Kohli

Chairperson: Dr. Rajani Konantambigi Prof. Vrinda R.Datta Dr. Sujata Sriram

Centre for Human Ecology

Centre for Study of Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy

Chairperson: Prof. A. Ramaiah Prof. J.J. Roy Burman Dr. Madhushree Sekher Dr. C.J. Sonowal Mr. Shaileshkumar Darokar Dr. Sai Thakur Dr. A. Rambabu Dr. Rohit Mutatkar

Centre for Socio-Legal Studies and Human Rights

Programme Coordinator: Prof. Arvind Tiwari Prof. Asha Bajpai

Centre for Studies in Sociology of Education

Chairperson: Prof. G.G. Wankhede Prof. Denzil Saldanha Prof. Padma Velaskar Prof. Ranu Jain Prof. Padma Sarangapani Dr. Leena Abraham Dr. Nandini Manjrekar Dr. Disha Nawani Dr. Sthabir Khora Dr. Rakhi Banerjee Dr. Manish Jain Chairperson: Dr. Nishi Mitra Prof. Lakshmi Lingam Dr. Bindhulakshmi P. Ms. Upasna Mahanta

Centre for Womens Studies

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SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

The School of Social Sciences (SSS) has under its umbrella 6 centres: Centre for Development Studies, Centre for Human Ecology, Centre for Socio-Legal Studies and Human Rights, Centre for Studies in Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy, Centre for Studies in Sociology of Education, and Centre for Womens Studies. Organised around select thematic areas, these Centres have been engaged in trans-disciplinary research in social sciences, notwithstanding the strong disciplinary orientation of their faculty members. The flagship teaching programme of the School is the M.A. in Development Studies programme, which though anchored in the Centre for Development Studies draws teaching inputs from all the other Centres. Anchored in the Centre for Studies in Sociology of Education is the M.A. in Education (Elementary) programme, which is offered in dual mode: virtual learning through electronic media and real learning through regular classroom contact. During this academic year, the School has launched two new teaching programmes: M.A. in Counselling, anchored in the Centre for Human Ecology, and M.A. in Womens Studies, anchored in the Centre for Womens Studies. The Centre for Socio-Legal Studies and Human Rights offers a postgraduate Diploma in Child Rights. The teaching programmes at the School were enriched by several visiting scholars: Venkatesh Athreya, Sumanatha Banerjee, Gita Chadha, Nilima Chandramani, S. Chandrashekar, Rita Chawala-Duggan, Padma Desai, D.N. Dhanagare, Wikely Felicity, R.K. Hebsur, K. Nagaraj, M.R. Narayana, Alf Nilson, Usha Ramanathan, and Chayanika Shah. Eminent social scientists from abroad delivered public lectures at the School: Christophe Jafferlot (France), Nasrin Kenar (Turkey), Fred Lazin (Israel), David Pichaud (UK), and J. Mohan Rao (USA). The Seminar on Development under Scrutiny was organised as part of the students academic initiative Manzar, attracted several eminent scholars and well-known public figures and activists: Praful Bidwai, D.N. Dhanagare, Ashish Kothari, Farida Lambay, Meera Nanda, Gautam Navlakha, Anita Rampal, Binayak Sen, B.D. Sharma, J.P.S. Uberoi and Robet Weil. The students have completed research projects on various issues of contemporary socioeconomic importance. Ten of the 13 students obtained placement in organisations through campus recruitment. Twenty-five Development Studies students underwent Internship in such reputed organisations as Union Bank of India, Lokniti, Amul, Tata Steel, Institute for Human Development, Planning Commission of India, National Thermal Power Corporation, The Energy and Resource Institute, NDTV, EPW, and School of Good Governance and Policy Analysis. The faculty members have been active in research, and have published in their chosen areas. The important themes covered include higher education and research universities, Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, child rights, social exclusion, gender issues in governance, food security, joint forest management, nutritional health of tribal children, environmental education, entrepreneurship development, maternity protection policies and programmes, gender sensitivity in health programmes, water resources management, etc. They have also been engaged in interaction with governmental policy-making bodies on the one hand, and the grassroots level voluntary agencies, on the other. Besides participating in seminars conducted outside of TISS, several faculty members of the School have taken initiative in organising national and international seminars. The seminars on Gender, Sexuality and Violence, Socio-economic and Educational Status of Muslims in Maharashtra, and Tribal Situation in Maharashtra yielded insightful discussion. The proceedings of these seminars are being readied for publication. The UGC has been given a special grant to the Centre for Womens Studies to set up a cell on Violence Against Women Research. The School has been engaged in academic interactions internationally: besides the TISS-LSE collaboration in social sciences, the School has established through its Centres collaborations with the University of Westminster (UK), German Development Institute (Bonn), Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity (Gttingen, Germany). The Centre for Womens Studies has successfully completed Delphe Project Link, and colleagues across Centres are involved in a research dialogue with Monash University, Australia.

QUICK FACTS Faculty Members Research Projects and Other Projects Publications Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised 43 45 83 23

Participation in/Contribution to Seminars, 122 Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Papers Presented 62

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Title of the Project Sponsor Date of Sanction/Commencement Present Position In-Charge

DEAN
Urban Aspirations in Global Cities Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity and TISS, Mumbai Boston College, Massachusetts, and World Bank The Center for Innovation and Research in Graduate Education; University of Washington, Seattle; and International Center for Higher Education Research, University of Kassel Apr. 2009 Conceptualisation Prof. N. Jayaram

World-Class Universities

Apr. 2009

Book under preparation for dissemination Book under preparation for dissemination

Prof. N. Jayaram

Forces and Forms of Change in Doctoral Education III: The Policy Potential of Innovation and Internationalisation in Doctoral Education

Mar. 2009

Prof. N. Jayaram

CENTRE FOR DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

Socioeconomic Survey of PAPs Affected by Karnataka Power Corporation Ltd.'s Thermal Power Station in Chhatisgarh* Contested Rural Development Multi-Sectoral Development Plan for Malegaon Mid-term Appraisal of the 11th Plan of Andaman and Nicobar Islands Monitoring and Analysis of Budgets in Maharashtra State Spatialising Globalisation: Cities and Regions in India in Contemporary Times Social Responsibility Audit of Tata Power* Socioeconomic and Educational Status of Muslims in Maharashtra Socioeconomic and Educational Status of the Parsi Community in India NCCR North-South: Research Partnership for Mitigation Syndromes of Global Change Karnataka Power Corporation Ltd. Apr. 2010 Data collection Prof. S. Siva Raju

University of Zurich Maharashtra State Minorities Commission Planning Commission, Government of India (GoI) Research Council, TISS International Critical Geography Group Tata Power Company Maharashtra State Minorities Commission National Commission for Minorities University of Zurich

Jan. 2010 Jan. 2010 Nov. 2009

Ongoing Survey work in progress Draft report submitted Ongoing Ongoing

Dr. R. Ramakumar Dr. Abdul Shaban Dr. R. Ramakumar

Oct. 2009 Jun. 2009

Dr. R. Ramakumar Prof. Swapna Banerjee-Guha

Mar. 2009 Mar. 2009

Draft report completed Draft report being prepared Report submitted

Prof. S. Siva Raju Dr. Abdul Shaban

Sep. 2008

Dr. Anita Rath

Jul. 2007

Completed

Dr. R. Ramakumar

CENTRE FOR HUMAN ECOLOGY

Monitoring of Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan in Maharashtra and Goa Ministry of HRD, GoI Dec. 2008 Data collecdtion Dr. Rajani Konantambigi

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In-Charge

CENTRE FOR SOCIO-LEGAL STUDIES AND HUMAN RIGHTS

Analysis of Laws and Policies Relating to Children Engendering Governance in Rural Local Bodies in Bihar, Karnataka and Rajasthan* Information Survey Regarding Childrens Participation in Decision Making in Parental Separation Child Protection Study: Standards for Public Institutions SAARATHI Manual for Training of Frontline Workers from Child Development Agencies* Childline Agaz Foundation Jan. 2010 Oct. 2009 Report writing Data collection Prof. Asha Bajpai Prof. Asha Bajpai

International Research Network

May 2009

Completed

Prof. Asha Bajpai

Childline

Feb. 2009

Drafting of standards Completed

Prof. Asha Bajpai

Kusuma Trust

Jan. 2009

Prof. Asha Bajpai

CENTRE FOR STUDIES IN SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION

Philosophy of Education Study Group TISS; Philosophy of Education Society, Great Britain; and Manipal Centre for Humanities Self Feb. 2010 Initiated Prof. Padma M. Sarangapani

Politics of Indigenous Knowledges: Agricultural Practices Gender, Conflict and Education: Girls Schooling in Post-2002 Gujarat Relationship between Assessment and Use of Teaching Learning Materials Education Leadership and Management in a District Investigating the Impact of National Curriculum Reforms on Students Meaning Making and Teachers Beliefs and Practices in the Context of Mathematics Teaching and Learning Preparation for Action Research on Role and Influence of Education Resource Centres Impact of Sangati Programme on Students and Teachers in Municipal Schools of Mumbai Widening Participation: Diversity, Isolation or Integration in Higher Education?

Jan. 2010

Preliminary reading Data collection

Dr. Leena Abraham

M.A. Education (Elementary) Programme, TISS Centre for the Studies in Sociology of Education (CSSE), TISS CSSE,TISS M.A. Education (Elementary) Programme, TISS

Oct. 2009

Dr. Nandini Manjrekar

Aug. 2009

Just initiated

Dr. Disha Nawani

Jul. 2009 Jul. 2009

Ongoing Data collection completed

Dr. Sthabir Khora Dr. Rakhi Banerjee

Sir Ratan Tata Trust

Oct. 2008

Completed

Prof. Padma M. Sarangapani

Avehi Public Charitable (Educational) Trust British Council

Sep. 2008

Completed

Dr. Nandini Manjrekar and Dr. Rakhi Banerjee Prof. G.G. Wankhede

Aug. 2008

Ongoing

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Sponsor

Date of Sanction/Commencement Jul. 2008

Present Position

In-Charge

Preparatory Background Study for a Programme of Comparative Studies in Education* Traditional Knowledge in Modern Settings: A Study of Reproduction of Ayurvedic Knowledge in Kerala Through the Genderlens: Gender and National Identity in Textbooks Influences of Education on Health and Social Status of Women in Garhwal

ICICI Centre for Elementary Education (CEE)

Completed

Prof. Padma M. Sarangapani and Dr. Manish Jain

Homi Bhabha Fellowships Council

Jul. 2007

Writing articles

Dr. Leena Abraham

Nirantar: Centre for Gender and Education Board of Research Studies, TISS

Oct. 2006

Report writing

Dr. Nandini Manjrekar

Apr. 2005

Report writing

Prof. Padma Velaskar

CENTRE FOR STUDY OF SOCIAL EXCLUSION AND INCLUSIVE POLICY

Institutions for Food Security: Global Lessons from Rural India* Mid-term Appraisal of the 11th Plan of Andaman and Nicobar Islands Efficacy of Panchayat Raj Extension to Scheduled Areas in Madhya Pradesh Institutional Reforms and Public Service Delivery in Indian Cities: A Study of Urban Governance in Orissa Administration of Forest Villages and Tribal Situation: A Study in Assam Gender and Governance in Rural Services Social Analysis of Joint Forest Management and National Afforestation Programme Scheme in Maharashtra Australian Research Council Discovery Grant Planning Commission, Government of India (GoI) TISS, Mumbai Mar. 2010 Initial stage Dr. Madhushree Sekher

Nov. 2009

Draft report submitted Ongoing

Dr. Sai Thakur

Mar. 2009

Prof. J.J. Roy Burman

Ford Foundation

Dec. 2008

Report under preparation for publication Analysing

Dr. Madhushree Sekher

Research Council, TISS

Aug. 2008

Dr. C.J. Sonowal

International Food Policy Research Institute Research Council, TISS

May 2008 Apr. 2008

Under preparation for publication Report writing

Dr. Madhushree Sekher Dr. C.J. Sonowal

CENTRE FOR WOMEN'S STUDIES

Assessing the Coverage and Effectiveness of National Efforts to Provide Quality Maternity Protection for All Women's Studies Project Under UGC Grant of XIth Plan Urban Aspirations in Global Cities Ministry of Labour and Employment, GoI, and International Labour Organisation University Grants Commission (UGC) Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity and TISS, Mumbai Aug. 2009 Ongoing Prof. Lakshmi Lingam

Jul. 2009 Apr. 2009

Ongoing Conceptualisation

Dr. Nishi Mitra Prof. Lakshmi Lingam

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Present Position

In-Charge

Strengthening IWRM, Gender, Equity and Rights Approach in the Water Sector* Integrating Gender Sensitivity in TB Programmes in India: Building International Partnerships and Models for Equitable Access Teaching and Researching Womens Issues to Promote Womens Equality and Empowerment*

Department of Environmental Sciences, Wageningen University Canadian Institute for Health Research

Ongoing

Prof. Lakshmi Lingam

Feb. 2008

Completed

Prof. Lakshmi Lingam

British CouncilDepartment for International Development

Nov. 2006

Completed

Dr. Nishi Mitra

Publications
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Prof. N. Jayaram

Beyond Demographic Dividend: Some Aspects of the Sociology of Youth in India, Rajagiri Journal of Social Development, 1(1), 116, 2009. Heterogeneous Diaspora and Asymmetrical Orientations: India, Indians and the Indian Diaspora, Diaspora Studies, 1(2), 121, 2008. (co-author) The Study of Indian Diaspora. In Y. Atal (Ed.), Sociology and Social Anthropology in India: ICSSR Survey of Advances in Research, New Delhi: Pearson Education in South Asia, 2009. The Presbyterian Church of Trinidad: An Indian Christian Community in Diaspora. In A.V. Afonso (Ed.), Indian ChristianityVolume VII: Part 6 of History of Science, Philosophy and Culture in Indian Civilization, New Delhi: Project of History of Indian Science, Philosophy and Culture Centre for Studies in Civilizations, 2009. The Role of Communication in Agricultural Development. In J.B. Ambekar (Ed.), Agricultural Communication and Sustainable Development, Jaipur: Shruti Publications, 2009. Fostering Excellence in Technology Education: The IIT System and IIT-Bombay. In Proceedings of the Third International Conference on World-Class Universities, Shanghai: Thomson Reuters and Shanghai Jiao Tong University, 2009. Foreword. In G.K. Kadekodi and B. Viswanathan (Eds.), Agricultural Development, Rural Institutions, and Economic Policy: Essays for A. Vaidyanathan, New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 2009. Book Review: Javeed Alam: Who Wants Democracy? (Tracts for the Times 15), The Indian Journal of Social Work, 69(4), 635637, 2008.

CENTRE FOR DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

Prof. Swapna Banerjee-Guha

Neoliberalising the Urban: New Geographies of Power and Injustice in Indian Cities, Economic and Political Weekly, 44(2), 95107, 2009. Introducing Accumulation by Dispossession. In S. Banerjee-Guha (Ed.), Accumulation by Dispossession, New Delhi: Sage Publications, 2010. Revisiting Accumulation by Dispossession: The Case of Mumbai. In S. Banerjee-Guha (Ed.), Accumulation by Dispossession, New Delhi, 2010. Critical Geographical Praxis: Understanding the Contemporary Globalisation and Related Socio-Spatial Disorder. In H. Teerlinck and L. Tan (Eds.), People and Places, Calais: FRAC Nord Pas de Calais, 2010. Shifting Cities: Urban Restructuring in Mumbai. In Mumbai Reader 08, Mumbai: Urban Design Research Institute, 2009. Accumulation by Dispossession: Transformative Cities in the New Global Order, New Delhi: Sage Publications, 2010.

Mr. P. Gopinath

Development and Change in Agrarian Economy: Aspects of Rural Non-Farm Sector in Andhra Pradesh, India. In C. Sengupta and S. Corbridge (Eds.), Democracy, Development and Decentralisation in India: Continuing Debates, New Delhi: Routledge India, 2010.

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Dr. Ritambhara Hebbar

Framing the Development Debate: The Case of Farmers Suicide in India. In C. Sengupta and S. Corbridge (Eds.), Democracy, Development and Decentralisation in India: Continuing Debates, New Delhi: Routledge India, 2010. Book Review: Alternative Discourses in Social Sciences Responses to Euroeentism, by S.F. Alatas, The Indian Journal of Social Work, 70(4), 694696, 2009.

Dr. Vineet Kohli

Do Stock Markets Allocate Resources Efficiently? An Examination of Initial Public Offerings, Economic and Political Weekly, 44(33), 6372, 2009.

Dr. Sandhya S. Iyer

Public Intervention, Institutions and Human Development in India: Theory and Evidence. In C. Sengupta and S. Corbridge (Eds.), Democracy, Development and Decentralisation in India: Continuing Debates, New Delhi: Routledge India, 2010.

Mr. Parthasarathi Mondal

Freedom in the Imperial Imagination: Mental Asylums, Ideology and Political Economy in Colonial India, Sociological Bulletin, 58(2), 229252, 2009. Development as Freedom and Justice: An Essay on Sen and Rawls. In C. Sengupta and S. Corbridge (Eds.), Democracy, Development and Decentralisation in India: Continuing Debates, New Delhi: Routledge India, 2010. Book Review: Development and Social Change: A Global Perspective, Progress in Development Studies, 9(3), 261262, 2009. Book Review: Indian Ethics: Classical Traditions and Contemporary Challenges, Indian Journal of Medical Ethics, 6(3), 162163, 2009.

Dr. R. Ramakumar

The Unique ID Project in India: A Sceptical Note, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, ICEB 2010(LNCS 6005), 153157, 2010. Features of the Economy of Rural Andhra Pradesh. In V.K. Ramachandran, V. Rawal and M. Swaminathan (Eds.), Socio-economic Surveys of Three Villages in Andhra Pradesh: A Study of Agrarian Relations, New Delhi: Tulika Books, 2010. Rural Indebtedness. In V.K. Ramachandran, V. Rawal and M. Swaminathan (Eds.), Socio-economic Surveys of Three Villages in Andhra Pradesh: A Study of Agrarian Relations, New Delhi: Tulika Books, 2010. (co-author) Kerala: An Agenda for Sustainable, Equitable and Rapid Growth. In T.M. Thomas Isaac (Ed.), Kerala: Towards a Development Agenda, New Delhi: Sage Publications, 2010. (co-author) Challenges to Fiscal Policy in India in the Era of Reforms. In P. Jha (Ed.), Towards Progressive Fiscal Policy, New Delhi: Sage Publications, 2010. (co-author) Continuity and Change: Notes on Agriculture in New India. In A. DCosta (Ed.), A New India? Critical Perspectives in the Long Twentieth Century, London: Anthem Press, 2010. Book Review: The Dragon and the Elephant: Agricultural and Rural Reforms in China and India, Community Development Journal, 44(3), 415426, 2009. Lessons in Apathy, Frontline, March 28April 10, 2009. Poverty of Will, Frontline, July 18, 2009. Fiscal Roadblock, Frontline, March 1326, 2010. The Unsettled Debate on Indian Poverty, The Hindu, January 2, 2010. High Cost, High Risk, Frontline, August 14, 2010.

Dr. Anita Rath

Octori: A Tax in a Time Wrap: What Does Its Removal Imply for Greater Mumbai? Economic and Political Weekly, 44(25), 8693, 2009. Fiscal Performance of Civic Bodies: The Greater Mumbai Perspective, Urban India, 29(2), 5068, 2009. Fiscal Decentralisation and Urban Local Governments in India: An Empirical Review. In C. Sengupta and S. Corbridge (Eds.), Democracy, Development and Decentralisation in India: Continuing Debates, New Delhi: Routledge India, 2010.

Dr. Gaurang R. Sahay

Major Caste Matters: Caste and Politics in Rural Bihar, Contributions to Indian Sociology, 43(3), 411441, 2009. Social Divisions and Rural Non-Farm Sector: Lessons from India. In C. Sengupta and S. Corbridge (Eds.), Democracy, Development and Decentralisation in India: Continuing Debates, New Delhi: Routledge India, 2010.

Dr. P.M. Sandhya Rani

Health Care Services and Development in India: A Study of Reproductive Health in Jharkhand. In C. Sengupta and S. Corbridge (Eds.), Democracy, Development and Decentralisation in India: Continuing Debates, New Delhi: Routledge India, 2010.

Prof. C. Sengupta

Democracy, Development and Decentralisation in India: Continuing Debates, New Delhi: Routlege India, 2010. (co-editor)

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Dr. Abdul Shaban

Institutional Credit and Economic Entitlement: Emerging Regional and Sectoral Divides in Maharashtra. In C. Sengupta and S. Corbridge (Eds.), Democracy, Development and Decentralisation in India: Continuing Debates, New Delhi: Routledge India, 2010.

Prof. R.N. Sharma

Hawkers and Vendors in Mumbai, The Indian Journal of Social Work, 69(3), 339368, 2009. (co-author) Displacement in Singrauli Region: Entitlements and Rehabilitation, Economic and Political Weekly, 44(5), 6269, 2009. Displacement for Special Economic Zones (SEZs) and Read Estate Business. In R. Modi (Ed.), Beyond Relocation: The Imperative of Sustainable Development, Delhi: Sage Publications, 2009. Safety and Security of Citizens in City of Mumbai. In Mumbai Reader 08, Mumbai: Urban Design Research Institute, 2009. (co-author) Mega Transformation of Mumbai: Deepening Enclave Urbanism, Sociological Bulletin, 59(1), 6991, 2010.

CENTRE FOR HUMAN ECOLOGY

Prof. Vrinda Datta

Early Childhood Care and Education in India, Combat Law, August 2009.

Dr. Rajani Konantambigi

Teaching Strategies in Mathematics for Children in Normal Classrooms: A Qualitative Analysis, Psychological Studies, 54, 226237, 2009.

CENTRE FOR SOCIO-LEGAL STUDIES AND HUMAN RIGHTS

Prof. Arvind Tiwari

Human Rights, Ethics and Prison Administration in India: A Critical Overview, R.M. Lohia National Law University Journal, 2(2), 3242, 2010. Violence Against Dalits in India: A Critical Overview. In A.K. Singh (Ed.), Ramification of Human Rights in India, Delhi: Serial Publications, 2010.

CENTRE FOR STUDIES IN SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION

Dr. Leena Abraham

Book Review: Power, Knowledge and Medicine, Economic and Political Weekly, 45(2), 2528, 2010.

Prof. Ranu Jain

Book Review: Identity, Sociological Bulletin, 59(1), 142145, 2010.

Dr. Manish Jain

Book Review: Educating Muslim Girls: A Comparison of Five Indian Cities, Social Change, 39(4), 620622, 2009.

Dr. Disha Nawani

Social Science Texts: A Pedagogic Perspective. In P. Batra (Ed.), Social Science Teaching in Schools, New Delhi: Sage Publications, 2010. (co-author) Book Review: Indradhanush Elementary Textbook Series: From Creation to Reception: Process Documentation and Study of the Response from Teachers, Parents and Children, Contemporary Education Dialogue, 6(2), 242247, 2009.

Prof. D. Saldanha

Consciousness and Structure in the Gramscian Perspective: Conceptual Concerns, Contemporary Education Dialogue, 6(1), 2543, 2008. Consciousness and Structure in the Gramscian Perspective: Implications for Education, Contemporary Education Dialogue, 6(1), 4470, 2008. Civil Society Processes and the State: BGVS and the Literacy Campaigns, Jaipur: Rawat Publications, 2010.

Prof. Padma M. Sarangapani

Quality: National and Extra National Dimensions, Contemporary Education Dialogue, 7(1), 4157, 2010. Quality Feasibility and Desirability, Economic and Political Weekly, 44(43), 6769, 2009.

Prof. Padma Velaskar

Quality and Inequality in Indian Education: Some Critical Policy Concerns, Contemporary Education Dialogue, 7(1), 5893, 2010.

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CENTRE FOR STUDY OF SOCIAL EXCLUSION AND INCLUSIVE POLICY

Prof. J.J. Roy Burman

Tribes Forest Interface: Few Discordant Notes. In A.K. Danda, R.K. Mutatkar and D. Midya (Eds.), Essays on Cultural Anthropology, Kolkata: Indian Anthropological Society, 2009. The Notion of Sustainable Development with Particular Reference to Forest and Water. In R.S. Patil (Ed.), Natural Resources and Sustainability of India, Shanti Publication, 2009. Syncreticism and the Moral Order: Dargahs and Mazars in Perspective. In N.K. Das and V.K. Rao (Eds.), Identity, Cultural Pluralism and State: South Asia in Perspective, Delhi: Macmillan, 2009. Plight of the Autonomous District Councils in Sixth Schedule Areas. In S.N. Chaudhary (Ed.), Tribal Development Since Independence, Delhi: Concept, 2009.

Dr. Madhushree Sekher

Gender and Governance in Rural Services: Insights from India, Ghana and Thiopia, Washington, DC: The World Bank, 2009. (co-author) Guideline for Planning and Implementation of Watershed Development Programme in India: Global Theme on Agro-Eco-systems, New Delhi: International Crops Research Institute for Semi-Arid Tropics and Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India, 2009. (co-author) The Effects of Political Reservations for Women on Local Governance and Rural Service Provision: Survey Evidence for Karnataka, IFPRI Discussion Paper No. 878, Washington, DC: International Food Policy Research Institute (Web Linkhttp://www.ifpri.org/pubss/dp/ ifpridp00878.asp), 2009. (co-author)

Mr. Lakhan Singh

Women with Pregnancy Complications are Compelled to Opt for Non-Institutional Delivery: A Study of Allahabad District of Uttar Pradesh, India, International Journal of Gynecology and Obstetrics, 107(Supplement 2), S341, 2009.

Dr. C.J. Sonowal

Environmental Education in Schools: The Indian Scenario, Journal of Human Ecology, 28(1), 1536, 2009. Politics of Immigration, Resentment and Threat to National Integrity: A Political Discourse on Assam, India, ICFAI University Journal of International Relations, 3(2), 5170, 2009. Factors Affecting the Nutritional Health of Tribal Children in Maharashtra, Studies on Ethno-Medicine, 4(1), 2143, 2010. Entrepreneurship Development: A Study Among the Tribes of Assam. In R. Satyanarayana (Ed.), Tribal Rights: A Praxis, Hyderabad: ICFAI University Press, 2010. Gender System and Development in Tribal Domain: A Study Among the Sonowal Kacharis of Assam. In M.C. Behera (Ed.), Development Discourse and North-East India: Contemporary Issues and Debates, Delhi: Sage Publications, 2010. Book Review: Victims of Social Justice: A Study of Women Landless Labourers, The Indian Journal of Social Work, 69(3), 450452, 2008. Book Review: Participatory Local Social Development: An Emerging Discipline, The Indian Journal of Social Work, 69(3), 447450, 2008. Book Review: Empowerment of Women and Ecological Development, The Indian Journal of Social Work, 70(1), 123127, 2009.

Dr. Sai Thakur

Box 6.3: Hinduism, Civil Society and Poverty. In A. Kumar, J.A. Scholte, M. Kaldor, M. Glasiers, H. Seckinelgin and H. Anheir (Eds.), Global Civil Society Yearbook 2009: Poverty and Activism, London: Sage Publications, 2009.

CENTRE FOR WOMENS STUDIES

Dr. Bindhulakshmi P.

Gender Mobility and State Response: Indian Domestic Workers in the UAI. In S. Irudaya Rajan (Ed.), Governance and Labour Migration: India Migration Report 2010, New Delhi: Routledge India, 2010.

Prof. Lakshmi Lingam

Mapping Gender and Poverty Discourses in India. In A. Kumar, J.A. Scholte, M. Kaldor, M. Glasius, H. Secklinelgrin and H. Anheir (Eds.), Global Civil Society Yearbook 2009, London: Sage Publications, 2009.

Ms. Upasana Mahanta

Lmancipation Entrave: Les Cuotas Sont Entrs u Village, Alternatives Internationales, 46, 3739, 2010.

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Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised

Faculty-in-Charge Date Name of the Programme Place Sponsor

CENTRE FOR DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

Prof. R.N. Sharma Apr. 67, 2010 Jan. 710, 2010 Dec. 2122, 2009 Training in Relief and Rehabilitation Global Civil Society and Justice Workshop National Seminar on Socioeconomic and Educational Status of Muslims in Maharashtra TISS Pre-Admission Coaching Programme for SC/ST, OBC and Minority Students TISS, Mumbai Government of Orissa

Prof. C. Sengupta

Bangkok

LSETISS Programme and Chulalongkorn University Maharashtra State Minorities Commission and Indian Council for Social Science Research (ICSSR) TISS, Mumbai

Dr. Abdul Shaban

TISS, Mumbai

Mr. P. Gopinath

Nov. 1315, 2009

Navi Mumbai

CENTRE FOR HUMAN ECOLOGY

Dr. Rajani Konantambigi Apr. 34, 2010 Global Consultation on Child's Right to Play TISS, Mumbai UGC and International Play Association

CENTRE FOR SOCIO-LEGAL STUDIES AND HUMAN RIGHTS

Prof. Asha Bajpai May 27, 2009 Round Table on Child Rights in Media and Entertainment Business Mumbai Plan India

CENTRE FOR STUDIES IN SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION

Prof. Padma M. Sarangapani Mar. 4, 2010 Comparative Education Research Group First Meeting Philosophy of Education Study Group (India)-I Workshop to Discuss Comparative Survey of Schools TISS Pre-Admission Coaching Programme for SC/ST, OBC and Minority Students TISS Pre-Admission Coaching Programme for SC/ST, OBC and Minority Students Sangati Project: Dissemination Workshop Hyderabad Self-financed

Prof. Padma M. Sarangapani

Feb. 2025, 2010 Feb. 1617, 2010 Nov. 1315, 2009

Udaipur

TISS and Philosophy of Education Society, Great Britain ICEE

Prof. Padma M. Sarangapani

TISS, Mumbai

Prof. G.G. Wankhede

Navi Mumbai

TISS, Mumbai

Dr. Leena Abraham

Nov. 1216, 2009

New Delhi

TISS, Mumbai

Dr. Nandini Manjrekar and Dr. Rakhi Banerjee

Oct. 12, 2009

Mumbai

AVEHI-Public Charitable Trust

CENTRE FOR STUDY OF SOCIAL EXCLUSION AND INCLUSIVE POLICY

Prof. J.J. Roy Burman Mar. 2223, 2010 Feb. 2123, 2010 Tribal Situation in Maharashtra Pune TISS and University of Pune

Prof. J.J. Roy Burman

Indian Anthropological Congress on State, Development and Communities

Bhopal

Indian National Confederation and Academy of Anthropologists, in collaboration with Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya Monash University, Australia

Dr. Madhushree Sekher

Nov. 2021, 2009

IndiaAustralia Research Dialogue

TISS, Mumbai

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Faculty-in-Charge Prof. J.J. Roy Burman

Date Sep. 5, 2009

Name of the Programme Evaluation of Eleventh Plan Programme in Health Sector

Place Chandrapur

Sponsor Voluntary Health Association of India

CENTRE FOR WOMEN'S STUDIES

Prof. Lakshmi Lingam Feb. 210, 2010 Jan. 3031, 2010 Nov. 2327, 2009 and Apr. 1216, 2010 Nov. 13, 2009 Nov. 9, 2009 Workshop on Data Analysis and Academic Writing Gender Sexuality and Violence: Perspectives from India and UK Gender, Water and Equity TISS, Mumbai TISS and SaciWATERs

Dr. Nishi Mitra

TISS, Mumbai

Delphe

Prof. Lakshmi Lingam

Pune and TISS, Mumbai

SaciWATERs and Gender Water Alliance

Prof. Lakshmi Lingam

Workshop on Urban Aspirations in Mega Cities Workshop on Women Sexualities and Violence Personal Relationships: A Basis of our Private and Professional LifeA Theme Centred Interaction Application Workshop Based on Concrete Situations

TISS, Mumbai

TISS, Mumbai

Dr. Nishi Mitra

TISS, Mumbai

Centre for Womens Studies, TISS Centre for Lifelong Learning, TISS

Dr. Nishi Mitra

Sep. 711, 2009

TISS, Mumbai

Executive Committee Membership and other Official Positions in Academic, Government and Non-Government Organisations
DEAN
Prof. N. Jayaram

Managing Editor, Sociological Bulletin, Journal of the Indian Sociological Society, New Delhi Member, Editorial Board, ICFAI Journal of Organisation Behaviour, ICFAI Business School, Bengaluru Member, Editorial Advisory Committee, The Rajagiri Journal of Social Development, Rajagiri Member, Advisory Board, Indian Educational Review, National Council of Educational Research and Training, New Delhi Member, Editorial Advisory Board, Journal of Educational Planning and Administration, National University of Educational Planning and Administration, New Delhi Member, National Cadre of Assessors, National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), Bengaluru Member, Department of Advisory Board, Department of Education in Social Sciences and Humanities, National Council of Educational Research and Training, New Delhi Member, Joint Advisory Committee for Bilateral Collaboration between ICSSR and ESRC, UK Member, Curriculum Designing Committee, Sikkim University, Gangtok Member, Curriculum Designing Committee, Ambedkar University, New Delhi Member, Screening-cum-Progress-Monitoring Committee, Department of Educational Research and Policy Perspectives, National Council of Educational Research and Training, New Delhi Member, Departmental Committee, Department of Sociology, University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad Member, Board of Governors, Institute for Social and Economic Change, Bengaluru External Expert, Centre for the Study of Social Systems, School of Social Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi

CENTRE FOR DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

Prof. R.N. Sharma

Member, Research Council, National Environmental, Engineering Research Institute, Nagpur Member, Research and Recognition Committee, University of Mumbai, Mumbai Member, Atomic Energy Regulatory Board, Task Force for Review of Proposed Reduction in Size of Exclusion Zone for Nuclear Power Plants, Mumbai Member, Committee on Cultural Anthropology and Sociocultural Impact Assessment, Kolkata Member, Executive Committee, Indian Association of Social Sciences and Health

Prof. S. Siva Raju

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Prof. Swapna Banerjee-Guha

Adjunct Faculty, Department of Economics, University of Mumbai, Mumbai External Expert, Centre for Studies in Regional Development, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi Honorary Director, Spaces for Democracy Network University of Newcastle, UK Member, Steering Committee, International Critical Geography Group, New York, USA Member, Advisory Board, Research Partnership Programme with Developing Countries, Swiss National Science Foundation, Zurich, Switzerland Member, Editorial Board and South Asia Editor, Human Geography, Massachusetts, USA Member, Indian Sociological Society, New Delhi Member, Editorial Advisory Board, International Journal of Applied Sciences and Humanities, Baraut (Meerut) Member, Editorial Advisory Board, Indian Journal of Medical Ethics, Mumbai Member, Review Committee, Sixth Round of Research Surveys in Geography, ICSSR, New Delhi

Dr. Gaurang R. Sahay

Mr. Parthasarathi Mondal Dr. Abdul Shaban

CENTRE FOR HUMAN ECOLOGY

Prof. Vrinda Datta

Member, Advisory Committee, Centre for Early Childhood Education and Development, Ambedkar University, New Delhi President, Executive Committee, Association for Early Childhood Education and Development, Mumbai Member, Special Committee, Training System for ICDS Functionaries, Mumbai

CENTRE FOR STUDIES IN SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION

Prof. D. Saldanha

Member, Governing Board, YUVA, Mumbai Member, Governing Board, YUVA Rural Association, Nagpur Member, Governing Board, Mel-Jol, Mumbai Member, Council of National Literacy Mission Authority, New Delhi Member, Expert Committee for Kerala State Open School, Thiruvananthapuram Member, General Body, Council for Social Development, New Delhi Member, Governing Council, National Mission of Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, Ministry of Human Resource Development, New Delhi Member, Advisory Board, Contemporary Education Dialogue, Bengaluru External Member, Academic Committee, National Council of Educational Research and Training, New Delhi Invited Member (Expert), Sub-Committee on XIth Plan Mid-term Appraisal, Planning Commission, Government of India, New Delhi

Prof. Padma Velaskar

Prof. G.G. Wankhede

Prof. Ranu Jain Member, Executive Committee, Centre for Study of Society and Secularism, Mumbai Member, Study Group set up to comprehend backwardness among the Muslims in Maharashtra, Mumbai Prof. Padma M. Sarangapani Member, Karnataka Gyana Ayoga, Working Group on School Education, Bengaluru Nominated Member, Executive Committee of SSA-Karnataka, Bengaluru Managing Editor, Contemporary Education Dialogue, Bengaluru Dr. Leena Abraham Member, DAC, History Department, Sree Sankara University of Sanskrit, Kalady, Kerala Member, Editorial Advisory Board, e-Social Sciences, Mumbai Member, Indian Association for the Study of Traiditional Medicine, Mumbai Dr. Nandini Manjrekar Member, Executive Committee, Sahiyar Stree Sanghathan, Vadodara Member, Advisory Board, Awaaz-e-Niswaan, Mumbai Member, Advisory Board, Department of Womens Studies, NCERT, New Delhi Dr. Rakhi Banerjee Member (Educationist), Vidyalaya Management Committee, Kendriya Vidyalaya, Mankhurd, Mumbai

CENTRE FOR SOCIO-LEGAL STUDIES AND HUMAN RIGHTS

Prof. Asha Bajpai Expert, High Powered Committee of Ministry of Women and Child Development, Government of India, New Delhi

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Expert, Expert Committee, CARA for Mumbai High Court, Petition No. 36/2006 filed by Wilbur Baker and others, New Delhi Expert, Commissioner appointed by Mumbai High Court for Petition No. 36/2006 filed by Wilbur Baker and others, Mumbai Member, Executive Committee of Maharashtra Legal Services Authority, Mumbai

Prof. Arvind Tiwari Vice-Chairman, Indian Society of Criminology, Chennai Vice-Chairman, Indian Society of Victimology, Chennai Member, Board of Studies in Law, University of Mumbai, Mumbai Member, Editorial Board, Indian Police Journal, Bureau of Police Research and Development (BPR&D), New Delhi Member, Editorial Board, Police Vigyan (Hindi), BPR&D, New Delhi Advisor and Subject Expert, Union Public Service Commission, State Public Service Commissions, UGC and various universities

CENTRE FOR WOMEN'S STUDIES

Prof. Lakshmi Lingam Expert, National Resource Group, Mahila Samakhya, Government of India Programme, New Delhi, Hyderabad, Kerala External Member, Board of Research Studies and Academic Council, International Institute of Population Studies, Mumbai Member, Advisory Committee, National Institute for Research in Reproductive Health, Mumbai Member, Programme Development Committee, CEHAT, Mumbai Dr. Nishi Mitra Corresponding Editor, Feminist Review Collective, London

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Faculty

Title of the Programme

DEAN
London, UK Mar. 1618, 2010 London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) Presented a Paper Caste, Corporate Disability, and Compensatory Discrimination: Colonial Legacy and Post-Colonial Paradox -

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Prof. N. Jayaram

International Symposium on Colonialism and Welfare: Social Policy and the British Imperial Legacy New Delhi Resource Person Mar. 89, 2010 Mar. 56, 2010 Mar. 23, 2010 Department of Sociology, West Bengal State University Department of Sociology, University of Hyderabad Chaired a Session National University of Educational Planning and Administration

2009

Prof. N. Jayaram

Annual Research Scholars Seminar Hyderabad

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Prof. N. Jayaram

National Seminar on Education, State and Globalisation: Issues and Challenges Barasat

Globalisation and Challenges to Contemporary Educational Systems

Prof. N. Jayaram

National Seminar on Knowing the Social: Research Methods in Sociology

Presented 3 Papers Resource Person

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New Delhi Feb. 26, 2010 Organisation for Diaspora Initiatives, Centre for African Studies, School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi Department of Sociology, University of Mumbai TISS, Mumbai Panellist Mumbai Jan. 16, 2010 Presented a Paper TISS, Mumbai Dec. 2122, 2009 Chaired a Session TISS, Mumbai Nov. 2021, 2009 Monash University, and TISS, Mumbai Discussant

Quantitative versus/and Qualitative Analysis in Social Research Standpoints and Representations: Methodological Issues Triangulations: Mixing Methods and Methodologies -

Prof. N. Jayaram

Roundtable on African Diaspora in India and Indian Diaspora in Africa: A Comparative Perspective

Prof. N. Jayaram

Workshop on Theorising on Caste: Update, Review and Future Directions

Caste in the Indian Diaspora

Prof. N. Jayaram

National Seminar on Socioeconomic and Educational Status of Muslims in Maharashtra

Identity, Space and Communal Violence

Prof. N. Jayaram

IndianAustralia Research Dialogue

Faculty Shillong Nov. 1819, 2009 Department of Sociology, North-Eastern Hill University, Shillong TISS, Mumbai Center for World-Class Universities, Graduate School of Education, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai Center for World-Class Universities, Graduate School of Education, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai Chaired a Session Discussant Presented a Paper TISS Perspectives on Urban Research Keynote Address Chaired a Session Voluntary Action for Social Transformation: Towards a Sociological Analysis of the Third Sector Organisations

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

Prof. N. Jayaram

National Seminar on Voluntary Sector, Civil Society and Social Transformation in India Mumbai Shanghai, China Nov. 5, 2009 Nov. 13, 2009

Prof. N. Jayaram

Workshop on Urban Aspirations in Mega Cities

Prof. N. Jayaram

Workshop of the World-Class Universities Research Group

Prof. N. Jayaram

Third International Conference on World-Class Universities

Shanghai, China

Nov. 24, 2009

Presented a Paper

Theoretical and Historical Aspects of World-Class UniversitiesPart I Fostering Excellence in Technology Education: The IIT System and the IIT-Bombay Resource Person Research Methodology: An Overview

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Bhopal Oct. 15, 2009 Centre for Civil and Criminal Justice Administration, National Law Institute University, Bhopal Gttingen, Germany Aug. 913, 2009

Prof. N. Jayaram

Workshop on Socio-Legal Research Methods

Prof. N. Jayaram

International Conference on Urban Aspirations in Global Cities

Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity, Gttingen

Presented a Paper

Revisiting the City: The Contemporary Relevance of Urban Sociology

CENTRE FOR DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

Kalady Chennai Apr. 2829, 2010 Mar. 2527, 2010 Indian Council of Philosophical Research International Institute for Population Sciences, Mumbai Resource Person Presented a Paper Chaired a Session Well-being of Elderly in South Indian States: Some Emerging Models Mar. 2526, 2010 Mar. 22, 2010 Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University Vikas Adhyayan Kendra Inaugural Address Discussant Agriculture under Neo-Liberal Policy in India -

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Mr. Parthasarathi Mondal

National Workshop on Dissident Streams in Spirituality

REPORT

Prof. S. Siva Raju

Demographic Convergence, Demographic Dividend: Population Ageing and its Implications Aurangabad Mumbai

2009

Dr. R. Ramakumar

National Seminar on Farmers Suicides in Maharashtra

Mr. Parthasarathi Mondal

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Rethinking Strategies for the Dalit Movement

Faculty Pune Mar. 20, 2010 International Longevity Centre, University of Pune, and UNFPA Indian Council of Philosophical Research G.B. Pant Social Science Institute Indian Council of Philosophical Research Presented a Paper Presented a Paper Presented a Paper Rapporteur -

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

ANNUAL

Prof. S. Siva Raju

The Human Rights of the Elderly and the Need for Networking

REPORT

Mr. Parthasarathi Mondal

National Seminar on Democracy, Secularism and Modernity Allahabad Mar. 910, 2010 Mar. 8, 2010

Chennai

Mar. 18, 2010

Development, Quietism and the Social Practices of Freedom Changing Facets of Displacement and Resettlement

Prof. R.N. Sharma

Land Reforms, Land Acquisition and their Impact on People New Delhi

2009

Mr. Parthasarathi Mondal

First International Asian Philosophy Congress

10

Philosophy, Social Theory and Asian Dialogues: Kant and Krishnachandra Bhattacharyya -

Prof. C. Sengupta

Workshop on Global Civil Society and Justice Mumbai Mar. 3, 2010

London, UK

Mar. 56, 2010

LSE

Participant

Prof. S. Siva Raju

NPOP: Retrospect and Prospect

Presented a Paper

Review of NPOP: Some Observations

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Singapore Feb. 25, 2010 National University of Singapore Pune Feb. 2325, 2010 Department of Sociology, University of Pune; and Sciences Po, Paris New Delhi Feb. 19, 2010 Council for Social Development Feb. 1416, 2010 Centre for Studies in Social Sciences Kolkata New Delhi Feb. 1011, 2010

Harmony for Silvers Foundation, Mumbai and Heritage Foundation, Hyderabad

Mr. Parthasarathi Mondal

International Workshop on RuralUrban Networks and Transitions in Asia: Re-Spatialising Cultural and Political Imaginaries

Presented a Paper

Livelihoods and Development: Socioeconomic Exclusion in Mumbais Hinterland

Dr. Jasmine Damle

International Conference on Globalisation, Culture and Society: Challenges, Policies and Interventions

Presented a Paper

Impact of Globalisation on Consumption with Specific Reference to Hotel Industry in Pune Special Invitee -

Prof. R.N. Sharma

Forming Guidelines for SRA

Dr. Abdul Shaban

National Seminar on Muslim Situation in India: Contemporary Questions

Presented a Paper

Politics of Violence and Production of Ethnic Spaces in Mumbai Democratic Youth Federation of India Presented a Paper A Note on Youth Employment and Agriculture

Dr. R. Ramakumar

All India Convention on Employment

Faculty Mumbai Jan. 27, 2010 Department of Economics, University of Mumbai Discussant Understanding the Next Wave in Globalisation: The Long-term Prospects of (Offshore) Service Sector-led Economic Development in Mumbai The Social Implications of the Next Wave in Globalisation Middle Class Formation and Trickle Down Effects of Economic Growth What Spin-off Employment Activities Can Be Created? Role of Cities in Integrated Regional Development Presented a Paper Chaired a Session Scarcity and Opportunity Cost of Water in Urban India

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

Dr. Anita Rath

Workshop on Offshore Services and Mumbai: Challenges for Development

Mr. P. Gopinath

Workshop on Offshore Services and Mumbai: Challenges for Development

Mumbai

Jan. 27, 2010

Department of Economics, University of Mumbai

Discussant

Dr. Vineet Kohli Mumbai Mumbai Varanasi Jan. 1115, 2010 Banaras Hindu University Jan. 2022, 2010 Jan. 2022, 2010 Department of Geography, University of Mumbai Department of Geography, University of Mumbai Discussant Discussant

Conference on Re-regulating Financial Systems

Muttukadu

Jan. 2627, 2010

IDEAS

Participant

Prof. R.N. Sharma

National Seminar on Dynamics of Cities and City Regions

Dr. Abdul Shaban

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Bhopal Bangkok, Thailand TISS, Mumbai Dec. 2122, 2009 Dec. 19, 2009 Jan. 89, 2010 Jan. 10, 2010 RCVP Noronha Academy LSETISS Programme and Chulalongkorn University TISS, Mumbai Bhopal Bangkok, Thailand Dec. 15, 2009 Chulalongkorn University

National Seminar on Dynamics of Cities and City Regions

Dr. Abdul Shaban

International Seminar on Strategic Management of Energy, Environment and Disaster for Sustainable Development

Prof. S. Siva Raju

World Elders Day

Presented a Paper Chaired a Session Chaired a Session

Situational Analysis of Elderly in India: Issues and Challenges -

ANNUAL

Prof. C. Sengupta

Workshop on Global Civil Society and Justice

Prof. C. Sengupta

National Seminar on Socioeconomic and Educational Status of Muslims in Maharashtra

REPORT

Mr. Parthasarathi Mondal

National Workshop on Tribal Health: Status, Challenges and Possibilities

Tribal Development Research Institute

Presented a Paper

Political Economy of Tribal Health in India Presented a Paper

2009

Mr. Parthasarathi Mondal

International Workshop on Social Theory and Asian Dialogues: Cultivating Planetary Conversations

Kant and Krishnachandra Bhattacharyya: An Exploratory Dialogue

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Faculty Delhi Mumbai Mumbai Srinagar Oct. 1012, 2009 Presented a Paper Oct. 21Nov. 10, 2009 Department of Economics, University of Mumbai Participant Oct. 27, 2009 Indian Philosophical Congress Presented a Paper Nov. 56, 2009 IDEAS Presented a Paper China and Developing Asia: Integration through FDI and Aid Rawls, Kant and the Restraint on Metaphysics

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

ANNUAL

Dr. Vineet Kohli

Conference on the Role of China in the World Economy

Mr. Parthasarathi Mondal

84th Indian Philosophical Congress

REPORT

Mr. P. Gopinath

ASC MumbaiRefresher Course in Economics

2009

Dr. Gaurang R. Sahay

35th All India Sociological Conference on Identity Development and Nation Building Basrur Oct. 3, 2009 Shri Sarada College Presented a Paper

Indian Sociological Society, and Department of Sociology and Social Work, University of Kashmir

Whether Dominant Castes or Major Castes?: The Pattern of Caste Dominance in Rural Bihar Development and Dalits: Rawlsian Considerations Framework for an SIA in Context of National Parks -

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Mr. Parthasarathi Mondal

National Seminar on Democracy, Development and Marginal Groups Kolkata Mumbai Delhi Jul 2728, 2009 Institute of Pro-Poor Growth, and Institute of Economic Growth Sep. 1, 2009 Urban Design Research Institute Sep. 1011, 2009 Anthropological Survey of India Discussant Discussant Presented a Paper

Prof. R.N. Sharma

Issues of SIA in Biospheres Reserves

Prof. R.N. Sharma

Workshop on Planning for Mumbai City

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Patna York, UK Utrecht, The Netherlands Jun. 1113, 2009 Jul. 810, 2009 Jul. 9, 2009 Central University, Patna Centre for Womens Studies University of York Utrecht University

Mr. P. Gopinath

International Conference on Informal Sector in South Asia: Organisational Dynamics, Institutional Determinants, Interlinkages and Development

Wages, Working Conditions and Socioeconomic Mobility of Spinners and Weavers in Unorganised Khadi Industry: Findings from a Survey in India Special Invitee Presented a Paper The Structure of Female Workforce in India: Trends, Patterns and Perspectives Presented a Paper Mega Transformation of Mumbai: Deepening Enclave Urbanism

Prof. R.N. Sharma

Workshop on Curriculum Development for DS Course

Dr. Anita Rath

International Conference on Gendering East-West: Celebrating 25 Years of Womens Studies

Prof. R.N. Sharma

International Seminar on Enclave Urbanism

CENTRE FOR HUMAN ECOLOGY

Delhi Dec. 79, 2009 Sep. 35, 2009 UNICEF Presented a Paper The Role of Private Sector in Provision of Early Childhood Programmes Katha Presented a Paper Addressing Quality for All with Classroom Practices

Prof. Vrinda Datta

Who Cares for the Child? Gender and Child Care Regime in India Delhi

Prof. Vrinda Datta

National Conference on Early Learning Intuitive Teaching

Faculty

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

CENTRE FOR SOCIO-LEGAL STUDIES AND HUMAN RIGHTS

Chandigarh Apr. 5, 2010 Regional Correctional Institute Human Rights Law Network Bureau of Police Research and Development University of Madras Presented a Paper Chaired a Session Chaired a Session Resource Person Chaired a Session Presented a Theme Paper Chaired a Session Presented a Paper Presented a Paper Participant Resource Person Chaired a Session Presented a Paper Role of Police in Effective Implementation of Juvenile Justice Act Social Audit of the Prison System

Prof. Arvind Tiwari

Workshop on Role of Police in Juvenile Justice New Delhi New Delhi Feb. 16, 2010 Apr. 34, 2010

Prof. Arvind Tiwari

National Consultation on Prison Reforms

Prof. Arvind Tiwari

National Workshop on Teaching and Research in Criminology and Police Administration in India Chennai Jan. 2223, 2010 Dec. 11, 2009 Nov. 2021, 2009 Nov. 20, 2009 Oct. 2224, 2009 Sep 30Oct. 1, 2009 Aug. 3031, 2009 University of Kashmir Wilson College, Mumbai Monash University, and TISS, Mumbai TISS, Mumbai

Prof. Arvind Tiwari

National Seminar on Human Rights, Ethics and Criminal Justice Administration Mumbai TISS, Mumbai Mumbai Srinagar

Human Rights, Ethics and Prison Administration in India Child Rights in India: An Overview Prison Management: Issues and Recent Trends Custodial Deaths in Police Lock Up: A Case Study Method Victims of Terrorism in India

Prof. Arvind Tiwari

National Consultation on Criminal Justice Reforms

Prof. Asha Bajpai

IndiaAustralia Research Dialogue

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Bhopal Lucknow National Law Institute Dr. R.M.L. National Law University

Prof. Asha Bajpai

Dignity and Development of the Child

Prof. Arvind Tiwari

All India Conference of Indian Society of Criminology

Prof. Arvind Tiwari

National Workshop on Socio-Legal Research Methods

ANNUAL

Prof. Arvind Tiwari

National Seminar on Recent Anti-Terror Legislative Changes on Criminal Justice Administration

REPORT

CENTRE FOR STUDIES IN SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION

New Haven, USA Mumbai Apr. 30May 2, 2010 South Asia Studies Council, Yale University Invited Speaker Mono Cultural Discourse and Plural Knowledges: Challenging the Public Health Paradigm Mar. 2223, 2010 Chaired a Session Dr. Ambedkar Centre for Social Justice, University of Mumbai Gender, Dalit and Black Consciousness

Dr. Leena Abraham

Conference on Political and Cultural Expressions of Indian Democracy

2009

Prof. Padma Velaskar

Exploring Dalit Consciousness

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Faculty Hyderabad Mar. 56, 2010 Department of Sociology, University of Hyderabad Presented a Paper Globalisation, Neo-Liberal Policy and Educations Role in the Emergent Social Order Locating Education of Indian Muslims in the Global Discourse on Minorities Comparative Education from an Indian Perspective: Is there a Case to be made? Teacher Professionalism in an Era of Globalisation

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

ANNUAL

Prof. Padma Velaskar

National Seminar on Education, State and Globalisation: Issues and Challenges Hyderabad Mar. 56, 2010 Department of Sociology, University of Hyderabad Presented a Paper

REPORT

Prof. Ranu Jain

National Seminar on Education, State and Globalisation: Issues and Challenges Hyderabad Mar. 56, 2010 Department of Sociology, University of Hyderabad Presented a Paper

2009

Prof. Padma M. Sarangapani

National Seminar on Education, State and Globalisation: Issues and Challenges Hyderabad Mar. 56, 2010 Department of Sociology, University of Hyderabad Presented a Paper

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Dr. Sthabir Khora

National Seminar on Education, State and Globalisation: Issues and Challenges Delhi Feb. 1819, 2010 Department of Education Psychology and Foundation of Education, NCERT Facilitator

Dr. Rakhi Banerjee

Working Group Meeting on Understanding Psychological Perspectives in Learning of Mathematics at Elementary School Stage Mumbai Feb. 16, 2010 Indian Association of Womens Studies and Research Centre on Womens Studies, S.N.D.T. Womens University Nirmala Niketan

Drafting Guidelines for Teachers and Textbook Writers

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Mumbai Feb. 1213, 2010 New Delhi Feb. 24, 2010 Jan. 3031, 2010 NCERT, DFID, WB, UNESCO, UNICEF, MHRD, NUEPA Centre for Womens Studies, School of Social Sciences, TISS Dec. 2122, 2009 TISS, Mumbai Murud TISS, Mumbai

Dr. Nandini Manjrekar

Women in Science: Taking Stock

Participant

Prof. Ranu Jain

State-Level Workshop on Human Rights Violations in Relation to Minority Groups

Resource Person

Prof. Padma M. Sarangapani

International Seminar on Pre-Service Teacher Education

Panellist

Pre-Service Education in the Context of RTE Chaired a Session Sexuality, Culture and Society

Prof. Padma Velaskar

Gender and Sexuality and Violence: Perspectives from India and UK

Prof. Ranu Jain

National Seminar on Socioeconomic and Educational Status of Muslims in Maharashtra

Presented a Paper Chaired a Session

Equal Opportunity Commission: Comprehending State Approach towards Discrimination of Muslims in India

Faculty Raipur TISS, Mumbai Dec. 1415, 2009 Centre for Development Studies, School of Social Sciences, TISS, and Development Studies Forum Bharatiya Muslim Mahila Andolan, and Minority Development Department, Maharashtra Homi Bhabha Fellowships Council Institute for Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution, Mumbai and Dan Church Aid India IGNOU Expert Resource Person Participant Equal Opportunity Commission: A Way Ahead Participant Chaired a Session Education for Empowerment Dec. 15, 2009 NCERT Facilitator Educational Issues of SC-ST Students

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

Prof. G.G. Wankhede

Training for School Teachers

Prof. Padma Velaskar

Manzar 2009: Development Under Scrutiny

Prof. Ranu Jain

Way Forward: Towards Implementation of the Sachar Committee Report Mumbai Puri Nov. 912, 2009 Nov. 2022, 2009

Mumbai

Dec. 3, 2009

Dr. Leena Abraham

Homi Bhabha Fellowships Conclave

Prof. Ranu Jain

National Level Training Programme on Peace and Conflict Resolution New Delhi Nov. 45, 2009

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Hatfield, UK Oct. 9, 2009 University of Hertfordshire Hatfield, UK Oct. 9, 2009 University of Hertfordshire Mumbai Oct. 58, 2009 Sep. 1718, 2009 Sep. 15, 2009 Second Peoples Education Congress and HBCSE NCERT Bengaluru New Delhi NCERT

Prof. Padma M. Sarangapani

Consultative Meeting of School of Continuing Education, Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU)

Prof. G.G. Wankhede

International Seminar on Diversity, Isolation and Integration in Higher Education

Made a Presentation

Reservation Policy at TISS

ANNUAL

Dr. Sthabir Khora

International Seminar on Diversity, Isolation and Integration in Higher Education

Participant

Dr. Manish Jain

Symposium on Democracy and Education

Presented a Paper

Beyond De-skilled Wage Labourer: Teachers as Transformative Intellectuals Resource Person -

REPORT

Prof. G.G. Wankhede

Capacity Building for Teachers to Handle SC Students at Elementary Level

2009

Prof. Padma M. Sarangapani

Participant

10

National Steering Committee of NCF 2005: Implications of Right To Education

Faculty Jul. 1719, 2009 Discussant Delhi University, Delhi Eklavya, Madhya Pradesh; Centre for Science Education and Communication, Delhi; and Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education, Mumbai Centre for Womens Studies University of York Presented a Paper Facilitator Algebra and Algebraic Thinking Approaches to Teaching and Learning

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

ANNUAL

Dr. Rakhi Banerjee

Mathematics Seminar Series: Upper Primary Mathematics Curriculum

REPORT

Dr. Leena Abraham

International Conference on Gendering East-West: Celebrating 25 Years of Womens Studies Mumbai Mumbai Jun. 14, 2009 Atomic Energy Education Society Presented a Paper Jul. 34, 2009 Minority Department, Maharashtra and UNICEF Participant -

York, UK

Jul. 810, 2009

2009

Negotiating Tradition and Modernity: Women Practitioners of Ayurveda in Kerala, India

Prof. Ranu Jain

Minority Issues in Maharashtra

10

Dr. Disha Nawani

National Conference on Perspectives in School Education

From Harry Potter to Akbar-Birbal: A Descriptive Study of Reading Habits of Children

CENTRE FOR STUDY OF SOCIAL EXCLUSION AND INCLUSIVE POLICY

Dibrugarh Mar. 2627, 2010 Mar. 2223, 2010 Department of Anthropology, Dibrugarh University Department of Anthropology, University of Pune, and Centre for Study of Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy, TISS World Bank, UNDP and UNIFEM Presented a Paper Social Movements: Concepts, Genesis, Theories and Some Instances Presented a Paper Tribal Research in India: A Critical Overview

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Pune New York, USA Mar. 11, 2010 London, UK New Delhi Guwahati Mar. 56, 2010 Mar. 226, 2010 Feb. 2527, 2010 LSE Department of Political Sciences, Guwahati University

Dr. C.J. Sonowal

Social Movements in India with Special Reference to North-East India

Dr. Sai Thakur

Tribal Situation in Maharashtra

Dr. Madhushree Sekher

Gender Equality and Good Governance: Improving Services for WomenInnovations and New Directions

Presented a Paper

Gender Equality in Access to Rural Service Delivery: Governance at the Local Level Presented a Paper UGC Academic Staff College, JNU Participant Presented a Paper State, Civil Society and Justice: The Case of India The Democracy of Exclusion through Inclusive Policies

Dr. Rohit Mutatkar

Workshop on Global Civil Society and Justice

Dr. A. Rambabu

Refresher Course in Sociology

Dr. C.J. Sonowal

State of Democracy in North East India

Faculty Bhopal Feb. 2123, 2010 Indian National Confederation and Academy of Anthropologist, in collaboration with Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya CSSEIP, Shivaji University Presenter Presented a Paper North-East at Cross Roots

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

Prof. J.J. Roy Burman

Indian Anthropological Congress on State, Development and Communities

Prof. J.J. Roy Burman

Globalisation on Nature of Social Exclusion and Discrimination in Modern India Surat Feb. 11, 2010 CSSEIP, Department of Sociology, Veer Narmad South Gujarat University Gujarat Institute of Development Research LSETISS Collaboration and Chulalongkorn University Presented a Paper Presenter -

Kolhapur

Feb. 1517, 2010

Prof. J.J. Roy Burman

From Exclusion to Right to Inclusion

Prof. J.J. Roy Burman

Development of Tribal Communities Bangkok, Thailand Jan. 89, 2010

Gujarat and Maharashtra

Feb. 89, 2010

Tribal Governance and Development

Dr. Madhushree Sekher

Workshop on Global Civil Society and Justice

Presented a Paper

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Bangkok, Thailand Bangkok, Thailand Ahmedabad Dec. 34, 2009 Jan. 89, 2010 Jan. 89, 2010 LSETISS Programme and Chulalongkorn University LSETISS Programme and Chulalongkorn University IIM, Ahmedabad Nairobi, Kenya Oct. 2329, 2009 Srinagar Oct. 1012, 2009

Community-based Environmental Governance and Local Justice Presented a Paper Race, Caste and Global Justice

Dr. Sai Thakur

Workshop on Global Civil Society and Justice

Mr. Rohit Mutatkar

Workshop on Global Civil Society and Justice

Presented a Paper

State, Civil Society and Justice: The Case of India

ANNUAL

Dr. Madhushree Sekher

Seminar on Globalising State Public Services and New Governance of Urban Local Communities in India

Presented a Paper

Governance and Service Delivery in Urban Local Communities: Case of Urban Governance in Orissa International Society for Urban Health with the Government of Kenya and the African Population and Health Research Centre Presented a Paper Slums and Non-Slums Differentials in Maternal Health Care in Eight Mega Cities, India

REPORT

Mr. Lakhan Singh

8th International Conference on Urban Health

2009

Dr. A. Rambabu

Presented a Paper Indian Sociological Society, and Department of Sociology and Social Work, University of Kashmir

35th All India Sociological Conference on Identity Development and Nation Building

10

The Political Ascendancy of an Immigrant Community: Contextualising the Indians in Trinidad and Tobago

Faculty Cape Town, South Africa Oct. 23, 2009 International Federation of Gynaecology and Obstetrics Presented a Paper Women with Complications are Compelled to Opt for Non-Institutional Delivery: A Study of Rural Allahabad District of Uttar Pradesh, India Deprivation of Indias Scheduled Caste Children from Primary Education

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

ANNUAL

Mr. Lakhan Singh

19th FIGO World Congress on Gynaecology and Obstetricts

REPORT

Mr. Lakhan Singh

26th International Union for Scientific Study on Population (IUSSP) Conference

Marrakech, Morocco

Sep. 27Oct. 2, 2009

IUSSP

Presented a Paper

2009

CENTRE FOR WOMENS STUDIES

Kathmandu, Nepal Mar. 2730, 2010 University of Amsterdam, and Institute for Social and Environmental Transition, Nepal Chaired a Session Presented a Paper Domestic Workers, Mobility and the State: Multiple Engagements

10

Dr. Bindulakshmi P.

Policy Dialogue on Transnational Flows

Dr. Nishi Mitra

Disability and Gender Workshop

Delhi

Mar. 2728, 2010

Disability, Gender and Caring in Context of Policy

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Jaipur Mar. 2425, 2010 Aadhar Research Institute and SIDA Hyderabad Mar. 20, 2010 Feb. 16, 2010 Andhra Pradesh Mahila Samakhya Society Mumbai Mumbai Feb. 18, 2010 St. Louis, USA Feb. 1112, 2010 Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Washington University

Indian Association of Womens Studies and Equal Opportunity Cell (EOC), University of Delhi

Prof. Lakshmi Lingam

Workshop for Grassroots Health Workers on Gender, Sexuality and Health Rights

Key Trainer

Prof. Lakshmi Lingam

Dissemination Workshop of the Hysterectomy Study

Chaired 2 Sessions

Technical Sessions Advocacy Session Participants -

Dr. Nishi Mitra

Women in Science: Taking Stock

Indian Association of Womens Studies and Research Centre on Womens Studies, S.N.D.T. Womens University Department of English, S.N.D.T. Womens University; American Centre; and Katha Centre for Film Studies

Dr. Nishi Mitra

Seminar on AfricanAmerican Writers

Participant

Prof. Lakshmi Lingam

Seminar Series on Gender, Sexuality and Health

Made a Presentation

Gender, Health and Rights Course in TISS

Faculty New Delhi Jan. 2224, 2010 SAMA: Womens Health Resource Centre Moderated a Session Strategies for Movement Building Session

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

Prof. Lakshmi Lingam

International Consultation on Commercial, Economic and Ethical Aspects of Assisted Reproductive Technologies: Unravelling the Fertility IndustryChallenges and Strategies for Movement Building Hyderabad Jan. 9, 2010 NIN/Life-HRG/KICS Chaired 2 Sessions Advocacy Session Media Briefing Session

Prof. Lakshmi Lingam

Consultative Meeting on Womens Health in the Context of Hysterectomies: Medical and Ethical Issues Kolkata Dec. 2223, 2009 Jhadavpur University Presented a Paper (as co-author)

Dr. Nishi Mitra

Conference on Re-negotiating Intimacies: Marriage, Sexualities, Living Practices TISS, Mumbai Nov. 913, 2009 Centre for Lifelong Learning, TISS Participant

In Conversation: Negotiating Femininity and Intimacies in our Lives -

Dr. Nishi Mitra

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Srinagar Oct. 1012, 2009 London, UK Sep. 26, 2009 Feminist Review Candy, Sri Lanka Sep. 1415, 2009 SaciWATERs Nilambur Panchayat, Kerala Sep. 89, 2009 Kerala Mahila Samakhya Society

TCI Workshop on Patterns in Human Behaviour: How to Deal with Them in Groups Indian Sociological Society, and Department of Sociology and Social Work, University of Kashmir

Dr . Bindhulakshmi P.

35th All India Sociological Conference on Identity Development and Nation Building

Presented a Paper

Gender Illegality and Mobility: The Case of Indian Women Domestic Workers in Dubai

ANNUAL

Dr. Nishi Mitra

Conference on Feminist Theory and Activism in Global Perspective

Presented a Paper

Domestic Violence Research: Expanding Understanding Limited Perspectives Reflections from India Made a Presentation Annual Activity Report for 200910 and Projected Work for 2010 Keynote Address Achieving Gender Equity and Equality

REPORT

Prof. Lakshmi Lingam

Partner Institutions Meeting

Prof. Lakshmi Lingam

2009 10

Challenges to Rural Development: Addressing Issues of Social Justice and Gender Equity through Local Self-governance and Convergence

Faculty Gttingen, Germany York, UK Jul. 810, 2009Centre for Womens Studies University of York Presented a Paper Aug. 13, 2009 Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity Presented a Paper Globalising Cities, Localising Cultures and Gendering Spaces Valentine Love and Pubs: Contested Freedoms, Obscenities and Conflicted Identities: Some Throughts on Gender and Culture in Globalising India

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

ANNUAL

Prof. Lakshmi Lingam

Urban Aspirations in Globalising Cities

REPORT

Dr. Nishi Mitra

International Conference on Gendering East-West: Celebrating 25 Years of Womens Studies

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SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK

Dean: Prof. Surinder Jaswal

Centre for Community Organisation and Development Practice

Chairperson: Dr. Mouleshri Vyas Prof. H. Beck Dr. Manish Kumar Jha Ms. Rekha Mammen Dr. P.K. Shajahan Dr. Swati Banerjee Mr. Shiva Chandra Dhakal

Centre for Criminology and Justice

Chairperson: Ms. Ruchi Sinha Mr. Vijay Raghavan Ms. K.P. Asha Mukundan Ms. Roshni Nair Mr. Sunil Jha

Centre for Disability Studies and Action

Chairperson: Dr. Srilatha Juvva Dr. Sandhya Limaye Ms. Vaishali Kolhe Dr. Madhura Nagchoudhuri Ms. Kalyani K. Talvelkar

Centre for Equity for Women, Children and Families

Chairperson: Dr. Lata Narayan Ms. Anjali Dave Dr. Samta P. Pandya Ms. Mohua Nigudkar Dr. Shewli Kumar Ms. Naina Athale

Centre for Health and Mental Health

Chairperson: Dr. Shubhada Maitra Prof. Vimla Nadkarni Prof. Katy Y. Gandevia Dr. Asha Banu Soletti Ms. Rama Sridhar

Centre for Social Justice and Governance

Chairperson: Dr. Bipin Jojo Prof. Vidya Rao Dr. Swapan Garain Ms. Monica Sakhrani Mr. S. Waghmore Mr. Alex Akup Mr. Bodhi D.S.R.

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REPORT

2009

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SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK

The year 2010 has been a year of consolidation for the School of Social Work (SSW). Since its reconfiguration in 2006, the M.A. in Social Work programme has been strengthened through intensive reviews and 3 retreats to streamline teaching, research, fieldwork and field action. The SSW faculty participated actively in all the 3 retreats, which were marked by academic disagreements and dialogue, culminating in working out a coherent and well articulated M.A. programme in Social Work. Two new optional courses, viz., International Social Work and Spiritual Social Work, and one new concentration on Conflict, Peace and Human Security were introduced. At this Convocation, the first batch of the M.A. in Social Work in Disability Studies and Action graduate. Thus, with two M.A. programmes, the 6 Centres within the SSW anchored a total of 157 first year and 133 second year students. In addition to teaching and enhancing the academic development of students, the SSW has contributed to the academics, research and knowledge development and dissemination. The Centre for Community Organisation and Development Practice (CODP) received the five-year Departmental Research Support (DRS) from the University Grants Commission (UGC) towards curriculum development in the area of CODP, while the Centre for Health and Mental Health (CHMH) completed 5 years of the DRS granted by the UGC to strengthen and consolidate the areas of community health and mental health. Eleven faculty participated/visited different universities on faculty exchanges and fellowships. Some of these were the Erasmus Mundus External Cooperation Window, European Commission, and Commonwealth Visiting Fellowship and International Rotarian Ambassadorial Fellowship for University Teachers. These faculty members were engaged in teaching, collaborative research, and discussions with faculty and students of the host universities. The CHMH has taken forward its collaboration with the Katholike University of Leuven, and Brothers of Charity, Belgium by preparing a draft curriculum on a dual degree in Mental Health and Social Work. The SSW faculty undertook research on a range of macro and micro issues such as juveniles in conflict with law, the implementation of the Probation Officers Act, status of the Muslim community in prisons, psychological well-being and needs of persons with disability in rural and tribal districts in Maharashtra and Chhattisgarh, youth development index, gender and governance, maternity protection in India, child labour, ageing and spirituality, etc. Faculty from the School led the Mid-term Appraisal (MTA) of the 11th Plan for the Planning Commission, Government of India. The focus was on understanding from key stakeholders awareness, utilisation and barriers 88 to access of the schemes outlined in the 11th Plan relating to health, women, children and minorities. The assessment was undertaken for the State of Maharashtra. The SSW organised seminars and consultations at the national level. A National Seminar on Poverty, Inequality and Marginalisation: Challenges for Development Practice brought together academicians, field practitioners and activists to deliberate on poverty, forced migration and governance as thematic areas. Another National Consultation on Criminal Justice Reforms was organised in view of the urgent need to bring reforms in the criminal justice system. The academic year ended with a National Conference held in TISS aimed at sharing teaching-learning experiences with social work educators from other national and regional universities. The Centre for Disability Studies and Action used the medium of films by organising film festival on the theme titled We Care Film Festival to build awareness and sensitivity to disability-related issues. The Centre also initiated audits on accessibility of the Mumbai and the Tuljapur campuses of the TISS for universal design and for persons with disability. The field action project (FAP) on the Special Cell for Women and Children completed 25 years of working on and mainstreaming issues of violence against women. This FAP is anchored by the Centre for Equity for Women, Children and Families. To mark the completion of 25 years of work of the Special Cells, a National Conference on Conception of Interventions on Violence against Women: Building Curriculum to Enhance Capacities of Social Work was organised, bringing together government officials from the Ministries of Home, Women and Child, academia, activists, lawyers and social workers. The Integrated Rural Health and Development Project (anchored in the CHMH) has entered its 25th year. Based in Aghai, a rural area, its objectives are to facilitate ameliorative measures on health and education through generation and utilisation of local resources. The Resource Cell on Juvenile Justice (JJ), anchored in the Centre for Criminal Justice, got off the ground this year. This FAP aims at the capacity building of JJ functionaries with a special focus on juveniles in conflict with law. Since its inception in 2006, the North-Eastern Regional Centre or the NERC (which has now grown into TISS Guwahati), has been supported by a core group of faculty members from the SSW. The NERC began the year with the launch of a 6-month Diploma Programme in CODP, developed and conducted by the SSW. The blend of classroom and field curricular components has enabled the programme to be well located and relevant to the region. 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Faculty participation in research has contributed to influencing policy and programme development, testing interventions, development of curriculum and generation of knowledge. Such research reflects continued engagement with social, political, judicial, economic and health systems of the country to create a just and equitable environment for the disadvantaged. The SSW continues to make immense contribution to the Institutes governance. Prof. Neela Dabir from the Centre for Equity for Women, Children and Families has assumed responsibilities as Registrar and Controller of Examination. Dr. Bipin Jojo has assumed the responsibility of Chairperson, International Students Office, and continues to be the Chairperson of Centre for Social Justice and Governance.

QUICK FACTS Faculty Members Research Projects and Other Projects Field Action Projects Publications Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised Faculty Participation in/Contribution to Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Papers Presented 36 44 17 28 33 81 28

Research Projects and Other Projects

Title of the Project Sponsor Date of Sanction/Commencement Present Position In-Charge

DEAN
Baseline Survey of Rural Livelihoods in the Nicobar Islands* Sukhi Baliraja Initiative: Vidarbha Baseline Surveys Psychosocial Care Programme* Departmental Research Support: Centre for Community Organisation and Development Practice Post-Tsunami Study on Rehabilitation in Kerala, Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu* Departmental Research Support: Centre for Health and Mental Health TISS and Sustainable Indigenous Futures Fund Sir Rata Tata Trust and Sir Dorabji Tata Trust UGC Feb. 2010 Finalisation of tools Report writing Prof. Surinder Jaswal

May 2009

Prof. Surinder Jaswal

Apr. 2009

Ongoing

Prof. Surinder Jaswal

TISS, Mumbai

Oct. 2008

Draft report ready

Prof. Surinder Jaswal

UGC

Dec. 2004

Ongoing

Prof. Surinder Jaswal

CENTRE FOR COMMUNITY ORGANISATION AND DEVELOPMENT PRACTICE

Socioeconomic Survey of PAPs Affected by Karnataka Power Corporation Ltd.'s Thermal Power Station in Chhattisgarh* Conflict, Development and Livelihoods Study of Community Fabric and Institutions in Select Parts of NE India* Organisational Assessment of Two Organisations: A Study of Innovation of Working with Women on Sociocultural Rights Karnataka Power Corporation Ltd. Apr. 2, 2010 Data collection Prof. H. Beck

UCGDRS UGC through the DRS

Mar. 2010 Feb. 2010

Ongoing Conceptualisation

Dr. P.K. Shajahan and Dr. Manish K. Jha Dr. Mouleshri Vyas and Dr. P.K. Shajahan Dr. Swati Banerjee

Edelgive

Feb. 2010

Report submitted

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Title of the Project

Sponsor

Date of Sanction/Commencement Sep. 2009 May 2009

Present Position

In-Charge

Review of Child Labour in Maharashtra Peoples Audit of SEZs*

OPML and UNICEF TISS and Peoples Organisations/Groups from different states UGC

Completed Ongoing

Dr. Manish K. Jha Mr. Shiva Chandra Dhakal

Departmental Research Support: Centre for Community Organisation and Development Practice Social Responsibility Audit of Tata Power* Curriculum Planning and Preparation/Publication of Training Sourcebooks*

Apr. 2009

Ongoing

Dr. Mouleshari Vyas, Prof. H. Beck, Dr. Manish K. Jha, Dr. Swati Banerjee, Dr. P.K. Shajahan and Ms. Rekha Mammen Prof. H. Beck Ms. Rekha Mammen

Tata Power Company Tata Education Trust

Mar. 2009 Apr. 2001

Draft report completed Closed

CENTRE FOR CRIMINOLOGY AND JUSTICE

A Study of Socioeconomic Profile and Rehabilitation Needs of Muslim Community in Prisons in Maharashtra The Status of the Justice Delivery System for Juveniles in Conflict with Law in Maharashtra A Study of the Current Status of the Probation System: An Insiders Viewpoint 2008 Maharashtra State Minoirities Commission Mar. 2009 Data collection Mr. Vijay Raghavan and Ms. Roshni Nair

Research Council, TISS

Jan. 2008

Completed

Ms. K.P. Asha Mukundan, Mr. Vijay Raghavan, Ms. Roshni Nair and Ms. Ruchi Sinha Ms. K.P. Asha Mukundan, Mr. Vijay Raghavan and Ms. Roshni Nair

Research Council, TISS

Jan. 2008

Report writing

CENTRE FOR DISABILITY STUDIES AND ACTION

Evaluation Study of Integrated Rural Development Project at Sai Baba Seva Dham Psychological Well-being of Persons with Disability Needs Assessment of Persons with Disability in Rural and Tribal Areas in Chattisgarh and Maharashtra Life Experiences of Women with Disability in Mumbai Radhabai Kishanlal Daryanani Trust DRS, UGC-SAP Research Council, TISS Mar. 2010 Ongoing Dr. Sandhya Limaye

Mar. 2010 Dec. 2009

Just initiated Pilot testing

Dr. Srilatha Juvva Dr. Srilatha Juvva and Ms. Kalyani K. Talvelkar

UGCDRS

Aug. 2008

Pilot testing

Dr. Madhura Nagchoudhuri and Centre Faculty

CENTRE FOR EQUITY FOR WOMEN, CHILDREN AND FAMILIES

Organisational Assessment of Two Organisations: A Study of Innovation of Working with Women on Sociocultural Rights Special CellsHaryana Edelgive Feb. 2010 Report submitted Dr. Shewli Kumar

Resource Centre for Interventions on Violence Against Women, TISS

Oct. 2009

Completed

Ms. Anjali Dave

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Title of the Project

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Present Position

In-Charge

Engendering Governance in Rural Local Bodies in Bihar, Karnataka and Rajasthan* Maternity Protection Study: Maharashtra Chapter

Agaz Foundation

Data collection

Dr. Shewli Kumar

Ministry of Labour and Employment, Employees State Insurance Corporation, and International Labour Organization Research Council, TISS

Aug. 2009

Data collection

Dr. Shewli Kumar

Ageing and Spirituality: Understanding the Construction, Engagement and Influences Developing Reading and Teaching Material for Feminist Social Work Construction of a National Youth Development Index Teaching and Researching Womens Issues to Promote Womens Equality and Empowerment* Curriculum Planning and Preparation/Publication of Training Sourcebooks*

Jun. 2009

Data analysis

Dr. Samta P. Pandya

Special Cell for Women and Children, TISS Rajiv Gandhi National Institute for Youth Development British CouncilDFID

Feb. 2009

Developing working papers Draft report submitted Completed

Dr. Samta P. Pandya

Apr. 2008

Dr. Lata Narayan

Nov. 2006

Ms. Anjali Dave

Tata Education Trust

Apr. 2001

Closed

Dr. Lata Narayan

CENTRE FOR HEALTH AND MENTAL HEALTH

Capacity Building of Counsellors for HIV: Client Satisfaction Index* Enhancing Emotional and Social Competence among Underprivileged Children of BMC Schools in Mumbai Mental Health of the Elderly: A Pilot Study Youth Alcohol Use and Risky Sexual Behaviour in India Reducing Adolescent HIV Infection in Maharashtra, India: A Family-Based Approach Prevention of HIV/STI among Married Women in Urban India GFATM Nov. 2008 Data collection Prof. Vimla Nadkarni

Bombay Communities Public Trust

Apr. 2009

Ongoing

Dr. Shubhada Maitra

DRSUGC

Dec. 2008

Completed

Dr. Asha Banu Soletti, Prof. Vimla Nadkarni and Ms. Rama Sridhar Prof. Vimla Nadkarni Dr. Asha Banu Soletti

ICMRNIH ICMRNIH

Apr. 2008 Apr. 2008

Completed Ongoing

National Institute of Health, through University of Connecticut Health Center, USA International Center for Research on Women

Mar. 2008

Ongoing

Dr. Shubhada Maitra

Taking Programmes H/Yaari-Dosti and M/Sakhi-Saheli to Scale: Engaging Boys, Girls and Fathers to Empower Girls and Young Women

Feb. 2008

Ongoing

Dr. Shubhada Maitra

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Present Position

In-Charge

Departmental Research Support: Centre for Health and Mental Health

UGC

Completed

Prof. Vimla Nadkarni, Prof. Katy Y. Gandevia, Dr. Shubadha Maitra and Dr. Asha Banu Soletti

CENTRE FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE AND GOVERNANCE

Functioning of Ashram Schools for Tribals Social Welfare in Post-Reform India Status of Tribal Situation in Central India Assessing and Enhancing Positive Self-Concept among Tribal Children in Ashram Shalas Seasonal Migration in Leh Ladakh and Socioeconomic Profile of Migrants ActionAid Research Council, TISS TISS, Mumbai Board of Research Studies, TISS Sep. 2009 Jun. 2009 Oct. 2008 Aug. 2006 Data collection Ongoing Ongoing Final report writing Prof. Bipin Jojo Prof. Vidya Rao Dr. Bipin Jojo and Prof. H. Beck Prof. Vidya Rao and Mr. Bodhi D.S.R.

GYURJA, TISS

May 2008

Report submitted

Mr. Bodhi D.S.R.

Field Action Projects

Improving Sustainable Livelihood of Tsunami-affected People of Nicobar Islands through Community-Based Cooperative Unit and Islands Knowledge Centres, estd.: 2009 Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Sponsor Objective Programmes : : : The Sustainable Indigenous Futures Fund, Austria. Establish network of Island Knowledge Centres across the Nicobar archipelago that will act as resource and capacity-building centres by providing a variety of services towards building sustainable livelihoods. Team for the project appointed at Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Two trainings completed. Mid-term evaluation completed. Baseline Research Tools and Training completed. Project Staff : Mr. Dharma Suandaray, Ms. Ruchi Maheshwari, Mr. Ulhas, Mr. Rajendran and Ms. Calista. Prof. Surinder Jaswal and Prof. H. Beck.

Faculty-in-Charge* :

26/11 Terror Attack Families Rehabilitation, estd.: 2009 Mumbai. Sponsor Objectives : : Taj Trust Fund. To reach the most marginalised survivors and facilitate the recovery process. To help reach resources to those who were not reached by government and civil society groups or whose needs were partially met. Programmes : Listing of all families affected by the attack. Rehabilitation plan for the affected members (medical, livelihood and psychosocial). Psychosocial support to affected and their families. Training for livelihoods. Follow-up of those who have migrated to parent states. Project Staff : Ms. Kanchan, Mr. Rahul, Ms. Tania and Ms. Rupali. Prof. Surinder Jaswal.

Faculty-in-Charge* :

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Khula Asman, estd.: 2009 School of Social Work, TISS, Mumbai. Sponsor Objective Programmes : : : Tata Institute of Social Science. Help to access creative spaces to rejuvenate energies, learn new skills and sustaining creativity in social work. Temporary shed constructed. Plan for final structure commission. Workshops for students, faculty and staff conducted on a range of issues from pottery, drawing, recycling waste to furniture making. Faculty-in-Charge : Ms. Sarita Ganesh and Prof. Surinder Jaswal.

Technical Support Facility for South Asia, estd.: 2009 Nepal. Sponsor Objective Programme : : : UNAIDS. To develop capacities of consultants in south Asia in HIV/AIDS. Training workshops conducted in Kathmandu and Dhaka. Prof. Vimla Nadkarni.

Faculty-in-Charge :

TISS Fellowship, estd.: 2008 Yavatmal, Vidarbha. Sponsor Objective Programme : : : Tata Institute of Social Sciences. To support TISS alumni developing innovative research and action in the field. Academic and administrative support to the TISS Fellows. Ms. Rekha Mammen.

Faculty-in-Cahrge :

Resource Centre for Intervention on Violence Against Women, estd.: 2008 Mumbai. Sponsor Objectives : : Tata Institute of Social Sciences. To build capacity of different stakeholders to respond to violence against women across the country. To promote the strategies of Special Cells to respond to violence against women. To explore and innovate newer strategies to respond to violence against women. To inititae and sustain research, documentation and education or intervention on violence against women. Programmes : Project to initiate Special Cells in UP, Gujarat and Orissa with Oxfam support. Three-week training of Training Social Workers on Violence Against WomenAndhra Pradesh, Orissa, Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat. Monitoring and supervision of Special Cells in Haryana and Delhi. Two training programmes for Protection Officers of Haryana. Trainings of Police, Judges and other stakeholders on Violence Against Women. Eight Trainings of new social workers in the Special Cells; Zilla Parishad Counsellors. Preparation of Resource Directory for Maharashtra on Violence Against Women. Preparation of training modules for Protection Officers and Social Workers on Violence Against Women. Project Staff : Ms. Vandana Shinde, Ms. Mary Thomas, Ms. Kakul Krishna, Ms. Rajul Krishnan and Ms. Urvija Priydarshini Ms. Trupti Panchal. Ms. Anjali Dave.

Project Coordinator : Faculty-in-Charge :

North-East Regional Centre, estd.: 2007 Guwahati. Sponsor Objectives : : Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai. To undertake education, training, research and related activities across eight states of North-East India which will enhance the capacities of organisations, communities, states and market in the region, focusing on the indigenous communities, including state and non-state organisations in the region.

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To facilitate the capacities of different stakeholders in communities, state and market, and to contribute to social justice and the overall social development processes. Programmes : Consultation with all north-eastern states completed on relevance of the centre and the location and scope of work to be undertaken. Diploma in Community Organisation and Development Practice (CODP) completed for 29 participants. Land for the North-East campus acquired. Preparation for second batch of diploma in CODP and future courses underway. Project Staff : Ms. Meghali Senapati, Mr. Victor and Mr. Joseph. Dr. Mouleshri Vyas (Co-ordinator), Prof. Surinder Jaswal, Prof. Vimla Nadkarni, Dr. Swapan Garain, Dr. Bipin Jojo, Dr. Manish K. Jha, Mr. Alex Akhup and Mr. Bodhi D.S.R.

Faculty-in-Charge :

Koshish, estd.: 2006 Mumbai and Delhi. Sponsor Objectives : : ActionAid India and HDFC Ltd. Work within the Beggars Home. Post-release work outside the institution leading to rehabilitation of clients. Work with families of clients. Work with people living on streets. Programmes : Engagement with the Government of Maharashtra towards amendments in the Bombay Prevention of Beggary Act. Establishing a network with resource institutions, both governmental and non-governmental, to address basic needs of the homeless and destitute population. Taking up the issue of care and treatment of mental illness within the institution and engage with the regional psychiatric care hospital to ensure timely treatment to the residents in Beggars Home. Training and sensitisation workshop for care-taking staff at Beggars Home. Legal Intervention in wrongful detention cases. Creating and strengthening employers group. Skill-based training and certification for rehabilitation after release. Initiating an Action Research Unit in Delhi in collaboration with the Government of Delhi. Assessment of night shelters run by the Government of Delhi for homeless people. Training and sensitisation workshop with Probation Officers from Beggars Home, Delhi. Project Staff : Mr. Mohd. Tarique, Ms. Mangala Honawar, Mr. Pradip Kamble, Mr. Asif Iqbal, Ms. Pallavi Santosh and Mr. S. Bahadur Thapa. Dr. Asha Banu Soletti and Mr. Vijay Raghavan.

Faculty-in-Charge* :

Resource Cell for Juvenile Justice, estd.: 2005 Mumbai, Thane and Yavatmal. Sponsor Objectives : : UNICEF. To engage with the system and work towards a child friendly implementation of the Juvenile Justice Act (with special focus on JCL) and work on issues related to rehabilitation and social integration of children into society. To build capacities of Juvenile Justice System functionaries towards their effective functioning in the system. To generate knowledge and information on various aspects related to children in the Juvenile Justice System. To establish a Documentation Centre and Resource Unit for Juvenile Justice System. Programmes : Initiated field engagement in the districts of Thane and Yavatmal districts by placing two personnel in the observation home of the concerned districts. Newsletter on Juvenile Justice named Ujjwal, initiated in collaboration with UNICEF, Women and Child Development Department (W&CD Department) and Balprafulta. A Juvenile Justice Committee has been constituted. Made a presentation of this study at the National Judicial Academy, Bhopal. Faculty-in-Charge : Ms. K.P. Asha Mukundan.

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Social Work Advocacy Alliance, estd.: 2005 TISS, Mumbai. Sponsor Objective Programme Project Staff : : : : Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai. Training, research, networking and advocacy. Project and documentary on Dalit Youth Leadership. Mr. Sameer. Dr. Bipin Jojo, Mr. Alex Akhup and Bodhi D.S.R.

Faculty-in-Charge :

Humanity United M-Ward, estd.: 2002 TISS, Mumbai. Sponsor Objectives Programmes : : : Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai. To create awareness about Human Rights in M-Ward. To support action related to Human Rights in M-Ward. Survey of 5 ALMs and 5 DVs in M-Ward. Solid Waste Management (SWM) campaign within TISS, Mumbai. Organisational visits to Badlapur, Pestom Sagar to view innovative initiatives in SWM. Establishing a network of NGOs and citizens groups on SWM in M-Ward. Project Staff : Mr. Sumedh Patil. Dr. Lata Narayan.

Faculty-in-Charge* :

NGO Centre, estd.: 1999 TISS, Mumbai. Objective Programmes : : To provide guidance and support to students, alumni, small NGOs and other stakeholders for conceiving, setting up, managing and institutionalising social sector projects and organisations. Counselling and advisory input to students, alumni, NGO representatives. Assistance to graduating students and alumni on setting up and running NGO. Moderating an e-Group for web-based discussion on issues of concern and dissemination of relevant information to NGO professionals. Faculty-in-Charge : Dr. Swapan Garain.

Nav Chetna, estd.: 1996 Pen Taluka, Raigad Dist., Maharashtra. Sponsor Objectives : : HDFC Pvt. Ltd. Reduce school dropout levels among tribal children. Bring dropped-out children back to school. Provide life skills. Provide vocational guidance. Work with educated low skilled/unemployed tribal youth to help start a micro enterprise. Help educated low skilled tribal youth acquire marketable skills. Help tribal children with disability access school education. Work with Panchayat and Village Education Committee to run seasonal hostels for children of migrant labour so that the children will continue to be in school. Programmes : Conducted survey to identify dropouts during 200809 and to bring them back to schoolabout 15 children were brought back to two schools. Helped tribal children with disability obtain necessary certificates to get enrolled in school. Helped tribal educated unemployed youth register a cooperative society to undertake micro enterprise. Conducted health check-up of tribal school children enrolled in two schools. Trained 7 M.A. in Social Work students. Project Staff : Mr. Dyaneswar Bandgar and Mr. Kiran Kadam. Prof. Vidya Rao.

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Prayas, estd.: 1990 Prisons in Mumbai, Thane and Bharuch districts. Sponsor Objectives : : Tata Social Welfare Trust, Concern India Foundation, HDFC Ltd., Central Social Welfare Board, and others. To demonstrate the need for social work intervention in the criminal justice system such as police stations, prisons, courts and institutions for women. To work towards the rehabilitation of persons coming out of or vulnerable to crime, sexual exploitation or destitution. To improve access to the legal rights of persons processed by the criminal justice system and to promote the use of the correctional laws to aid rehabilitation of vulnerable groups. To identify issues relevant to rehabilitation and attempt to address them at policy level. To increase awareness in government and society about issues related to rehabilitation of persons affected by crime, sexual exploitation or destitution. To generate knowledge in the field of social work, criminology and corrections through the analysis of field experience. Programmes : Information and awareness on legal rights and welfare services available to women and youth under trial prisoners, women and girls rescued from sexually exploitative situations, persons in destitution and persons referred by the Criminal Justice Administration, NGOs and public. Support to families of above mentioned persons. Legal aid and guidance through district legal services authorities and NGOs. Income generation and training activities for women in institutions. Development Centres conducting training programmes through formal and non-formal methods. Enhancing employment skills within the NGO sector through the Prayas NGO Placement Programmedesigned along the lines of apprenticeship training with monthly stipend of Rs. 1500/- to trainees for periods ranging from three months to three years. Helping obtain documentation for clients to assert their citizenship rights. Research on Rehabilitation Services for Women Released/Discharged from Institutions within Maharashtra. Mentoring new initiatives in the field of criminal justice and corrections through a fellowship programme. Networking with criminal justice and welfare administrative and non-government field organisations to address needs of persons in state custody and protective care. Training programmes for magistrates, probation officers, lawyers, and social workers. A production unit that manufactures cloth bound stationery items, towards meeting part of the programme expenses. Project Staff : Mr. Sunil Mhaske, Mr. Silvin Kale, Mr. Suryakant Mane, Mr. Vikas Kadam, Ms. T.S. Devayani, Ms. Megha Salunkhe, Mr. Sudhakar Babu, Mr. Murlidhar Jagtap, Mr. Shailendra Ghodke, Ms. Varsha Lad, Ms. Babita Salvi, Ms. Sangeeta Gawali, Ms. Pramila Madupuri, Ms. Surekha Sale, Ms. Pradnya Shinde, Ms. Aruna Nimise, Ms. Vishakha Dekhne, Ms. Penelope Tong, Ms. Jyoti Lokhande, Ms. Lata Ganage, Ms. Sujata Jagtap, Ms. Kalpana Kalare, Ms. Reena Jaiswal, Ms. Chandrakala Bhojane, Ms. Smita Jadhav, Mr. Devchand Randive, Mr. Chandrakant Shinde, Mr. Shahnawaz Pathan, Mr. Pravin Patil, Mr. Vijay Johare, Mr. Mahesh Jadhav, Ms. Krupa Shah, Ms. Pooja Shrimali, Ms. Vaishali Jaiswal, Ms. Neeta Gajjar, Mr. Anil Vasava, Mr. Vithalbhai Solanki, Ms. Meenakshi Karoth, Mr. Mahesh Ghosalkar, Mr. Prasad Mohite, Mr. Vijay More, Mr. Shankar Pokharkar, Mr. Sadanand Dalvi, Ms. Salma Naik, Ms. Geeta Kokkula, Ms. Sakshi Desai, Ms. Jagruti Sawant, Ms. Geeta Jadhav, Ms. Yellubai Naik, Ms. Kanku Solanki, Ms. Uma Kokkula, Ms. Divyani Solanki and Ms. Sarojben Mistri. Ms. Sharon Menezes. Dr. Sanober Sahni. Mr. Vijay Raghavan.

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Faculty-in-Charge :

Integrated Rural Health and Development Project, estd.: 1986 Aghai. Sponsor Objectives : : Volkart Foundation. Utilisation and generation of local resources. Ameliorative measures on health and education. Liaison the community with governmental and non-governmental departments and to avail the schemes. Programmes : Series of training programmes for ASHA workers. Health camps. Training for Anganwadi teachers on effective teaching methodology and effective communication. Study groups and community library for adolescents.

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Workshop on National Rural Employment Guarantee Programme to the pada people. Capacity development programme for the Pada Development Committee. Mental health awareness programmes. Nucleus budget programme. Project Staff : Mr. Vishwajeet Mithbavkar and Ms. Sanju Yashwant Zinjal. Dr. Asha Banu Soletti, Prof. Vimla Nadkarni and Dr. Swati Banerjee.

Faculty-in-Charge :

Special CellsMaharashtra, estd.: 1984 Maharashtra. Sponsor Objectives : : Government of Maharashtra. Rebuild violated womans self-esteem, self-work and dignity. Offer immediate services in cases of family violence and atrocities against women in the forms of: Police assistance in registering complaints. Placement in institutions or referral to family service agencies. Counselling. Referrals to other services including medical, psychiatric, educational and vocational. Legal Aid. Be a liaison between police and organisations for women and children. Create awareness about the humiliations and atrocities committed, particularly against women themselves, amongst professional groups and general public. Document the work of the Special Cells and develop training material for social work students. Programmes : Completed 25 years of work on violence against women. Open house for women groups and past social workers of the Special Cells at TISS. Programme to mark this were held with stakeholders at the district, state and national level. Core work continued. Perspective building training of protection officers on sociological understanding on domestic violence and child marriage. Monitoring and supervision of the 10 new Special Cells. Resource persons to community programmes on violence against women. Training of police officials on violence against women in Maharashtra. Organising community programmes, trainings and melawa on violence against women. Sessions on violence against women with students of social work and other professionals. Participation in Lok Adalats, Lok Nyayalays, pre-litigation work of Family Court, and High Court Committee. Project Staff : Co-ordinators: Ms. Pratibha Jagtap and Ms. Ranjana Gaikwad. Social Workers: Ms. Divya Taneja, Ms. Rani Date, Ms. Nutan Abhang, Ms. Deepa Kedare, Ms. Laxmi Jadhav, Ms. Sheetal Kamble, Ms. Sujata Jadhav, Ms. Pratibha Kachwewar, Ms. Nita Kute, Mr. Sitaram Shinde, Ms. Renuka Kad, Mr. Suresh Suryavanshi, Ms. Suvarna Joshi, Ms. Deepali Mankar, Ms. Rajni Lokhande, Ms. Jyoti Sapkale, Ms. Pratibha Gajbiye, Ms. Rekha Sarose, Mr. Tikendra Khelhar, Mr. Laxmikant Kamlajkar and Mr. Pradeep Rathod. Ms. Anjali Dave.

Faculty-in-Charge :

Muskaan, Child and Adolescent Guidance Centre of TISS, estd.: 1937 Dahisar and Family Court, Bandra. Sponsor Objectives : : Tata Institute of Social Sciences. Provide clinical, preventive and promotive Child and Adolescent Mental Health (CAMH) Services. Create awareness about child and adolescent mental health issues. Undertake research in the area of Child and Adolescent Mental Health. Programme : Spearheaded action research on creating awareness and sensitisation among BMC school children on issues related to gender and violence. A total of 13 schools in the R-Ward were covered through group education and campaign titled Barabari ki baat, hum bachchon ke saath. Ms. Kiran Bhosale, Ms. Freny Italia (part-time), Ms. Rizwana Nulwala (part-time), Ms. Draupadi Kankekar, Mr. Sandeep Kamble, Mr. Deepak Nikalje, Ms. Aditi Prabhughate, Ms. Bella Das, Ms. Natasha Das, Ms. Radhika Raturi and Ms. Swati Shah. Dr. Shubhada Maitra.

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Publications
DEAN
Prof. Surinder Jaswal

Editorial, The Indian Journal of Social Work, 70(3), 349352, 2009. Editorial, The Indian Journal of Social Work, 70(4), 553556, 2009.

CENTRE FOR COMMUNITY ORGANISATION AND DEVELOPMENT PRACTICE

Dr. Swati Banerjee

Livelihood Generation and Marketing: Issues and Strategies (A Perspective and Action Plan), Mumbai: Government of Maharashtra, 2009.

Dr. P.K. Shajahan

Demons, Proselytisers and Liquid Fear. In S. Sharma and M.K. Jha (Eds.), In Opposition to Silence, New Delhi: AlterNote Press, 2009. Social Topography of Delineated Others. In A. Waheed (Ed.), Minority Education in India, New Delhi: Serials, 2010. (co-author)

Dr. Mouleshri Vyas

Unionization as a Strategy in Community Organization in the Context of Privatization: The Case of Conservancy Workers in Mumbai, Community Development Journal, 44(3), 320335, 2009.

CENTRE FOR CRIMINOLOGY AND JUSTICE

Mr. Vijay Raghavan

Its Not Just Stress, Else Hundreds would have Killed Themselves, Mumbai: DNA, January 6,2010. Ready Yourselves to Look at Shades of Grey, Mumbai: DNA, October 5, 2009. Evaluation Report of ARZAnyay Rahit Zindagi, Goa, http://www.arzindia.org/docs/ARZ_Evaluation_Report.pdf

CENTRE FOR DISABILITY STUDIES AND ACTION

Dr. Srilatha Juvva

Life After Cancer in India: Coping with Side Effects and Cancer Pain, Journal of Psychosocial Oncology, 27(3), 344360, 2009. (co-author)

Ms. Vaishali Kolhe

Inclusive Education: A Development Policy Addressing Social Exclusion, Critical Enquiry, 1(2), 123144, 2009.

CENTRE FOR EQUITY FOR WOMEN, CHILDREN AND FAMILIES

Ms. Naina Athale

SAARATHIManual for Training of Frontline Workers from Child Development Agencies, Mumbai: Tata Institute of Social Sciences, 2010. (co-editor)

Ms. Mohua Nigudkar

Juvenile in Conflict with Law. In N. Dabir, L. Kashyap, A. Bajpai, N. Athale, V. Crasto and N. Nair (Eds.), SAARATHIManual for Training of Frontline Workers in Child Development Agencies, Mumbai: Tata Institute of Social Sciences, 2010. Recording and Documentation. In N. Dabir, L. Kashyap, A. Bajpai, N. Athale, V. Crasto and A. Nair (Eds.), SAARATHIManual for Training of Frontline Workers in Child Development Agencies, Mumbai: Tata Institute of Social Sciences, 2010. Towards Quality Care in Residential Homes for Children: A Training Manual for Conducting Sessions with Caretakers, Mumbai: Tata Institute of Social Sciences and YUVA, 2010. (co-author)

Dr. Samta P. Pandya

Teaching History and Ideologies of Social Work: Some Reflections, The Indian Journal of Social Work, 69(4), 485506, 2008. Understanding Social Theory for Social Work, The Indian Journal of Social Work, 70(3), 353374, 2009. Book Review: Social Work: Critical Theory and Practice by J. Food, The Indian Journal of Social Work, 70(1), 127130, 2009.

CENTRE FOR HEALTH AND MENTAL HEALTH

Prof. Vimla Nadkarni

Human Rights Perspective in Social Work: Illustration from Health Social Work, The Indian Journal of Social Work, 69(2), 139158, 2008. The Right to Health: Illusion or Possibility? In P. Bywaters, E. Mecleod and L. Napier (Eds.), Social Work and Global Health Inequalities Practice and Policy Developments, UK: The Policy Press, 2009. (co-author)

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NGOs Urban Health and the Poor, Jaipur: Rawat Publications, 2009. (co-author)

Dr. Asha Banu Soletti

IndiaUS Collaboration to Prevent Adolescent HIV Infection: The Feasibility of a Family-based HIV Prevention Intervention for Rural Indian Youth, Journal of the International AIDS Society, http://www.jiasociety.org/content/12/1/35, 2009. (co-author)

CENTRE FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE AND GOVERNANCE

Mr. Bodhi D.S.R.

Social Work Supervision in Field Work: Laying the Concept and Frame of a Critical Social Work Pedagogy, Working Paper, Delhi: Insight Foundation, 2009. Critical Reflection on Methods in Professional Social Work Education, Working Paper, Delhi: Insight Foundation, 2009. Supervisory Processes and Content of Supervision for Second Semester Field Work, Working Paper, Delhi: Insight Foundation, 2009.

Dr. Swapan Garain

Social Entrepreneurship: Towards an Emerging Method of Social Work Intervention. In P. Illango (Ed.), Professional Social Work in India: Contributions to Welfare and Development, New Delhi: Allied Publishers, 2010.

Ms. Monica Sakhrani

Remembering Shahid Azmi, Economic and Politcal Weekly, 45(11), 2526, 2010. Free Speech and Breach of Privacy, http://www.loudandproudbombay.wordpress.com/2009/04/26free-speech-and-breach-of-privacy/, 2009. The Crime of Cruelty to Wife. In 19892009 Twenty Years of Family Court, Mumbai: Anniversary Souvenir, Mumbai: Family Court Bar Association, 2009.

Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised

Faculty-in-Charge Date Name of the Programme Place Sponsor

DEAN
Prof. Surinder Jaswal Mar. 1014, 2010 33rd Indian Social Science Congress: Our Planet in CrisisSocial Work Research Committee Mid-term Evaluation of the Livelihood Project at ANI State-Level Consultation on Mid-term Appraisal of 11th Five-Year Plan for Maharashtra Hyderabad UGC

Prof. Surinder Jaswal

Feb. 1921, 2010 Sep. 5, 2009

Port Blair

TISS and SIF

Prof. Surinder Jaswal

TISS, Mumbai

VHAI, UNFPA and Planning Commission

CENTRE FOR COMMUNITY ORGANISATION AND DEVELOPMENT PRACTICE

Mr. Shiva Chandra Dhakal Apr. 1921, 2010 Mar. 1014, 2010 National Peoples Audit of SEZs New Delhi TISS and Peoples Organisations/ Groups UGC

Dr. Mouleshri Vyas and Dr. P.K. Shajahan

33rd Indian Social Science Congress: Our Planet in CrisisSocial Work Research Committee National Seminar on Poverty, Inequality and Marginalisation: Challenges for Development Practice

Hyderabad

Dr. Mouleshri Vyas, Prof. H. Beck, Dr. P.K. Shajahan, Dr. Swati Banerjee and Mr. Shiva Chandra Dhakal Mr. Shiva Chandra Dhakal

Mar. 89, 2010

TISS, Mumbai

UGC and TISS

Dec. 1819 and Jan. 29, 2010

SEZs Appraisal Meeting

TISS, Mumbai

TISS

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Faculty-in-Charge Mr. Shiva Chandra Dhakal

Date Nov. 8, 2009

Name of the Programme Peoples Audit of Special Economic Zones: Karnataka Peoples Audit of Special Economic Zones: Tamil Nadu

Place Bajpe Village, Mangalore Taluka

Sponsor TISS, Peoples Organisations/ Groups from Karnataka

Mr. Shiva Chandra Dhakal

Oct. 2426, 2009

Panappakkam TISS, Peoples Organisations/ Village, Arakkonam Groups from Tamil Nadu Taluka; Thericoy Kandigai Village, Gummudipoondi Taluka; Athipatta Village, Ponneri Taluka Div Village, Pen Taluka, Maharashtra TISS, Peoples Organisations/ Groups from Maharashtra

Mr. Shiva Chandra Dhakal

Sep. 15, 2009

Peoples Audit of Special Economic Zones: Maharashtra

CENTRE FOR CRIMINOLOGY AND JUSTICE

Mr. Vijay Raghavan and Ms. Monica Sakhrani Mar. 1014, 2010 33rd Indian Social Science Congress: Our Planet in CrisisSocial Work Research Committee National Consultation on Criminal Justice Reforms Hyderabad UGC

Mr. Vijay Raghavan, Ms. Roshni Nair and Mr. Sunil Jha Ms. K.P. Asha Mukundan

Dec. 1112, 2009

TISS, Mumbai

Sir Dorabji Tata Trust

Jun. 11 and Jul. 27, 2009

Dissemination Seminars on Status of Justice Delivery System for Juveniles in Conflict with Law

TISS, Mumbai; and Resource Cell for Juvenile New Delhi Justice

CENTRE FOR DISABILITY STUDIES AND ACTION

Dr. Srilatha Juvva Dr. Srilatha Juvva and Ms. Vaishali Kolhe Dr. Srilatha Juvva and Ms. Vaishali Kolhe Ms. Kalyani K. Talvelkar Apr. 30, 2010 Mar. 31Apr. 1, 2010 Feb. 18, 2010 Workshop on Script Analysis Brotherhood We Care Film Festival Women with Disability: Issues and Interventions The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2008, and Persons with Disabilities: Follow up Workshop with Disability Stakeholders The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2008, and Persons with Disabilities: Workshop with Disability Stakeholders Workshop on Skills in Family Therapy Workshop on Transactional Analysis 101 TISS, Mumbai TISS, Mumbai Self-financed DRS, UGCSAP

TISS, Mumbai

DRS, UGCSAP

Nov. 6, 2009

TISS, Mumbai

DRS, UGCSAP

Ms. Kalyani K. Talvelkar and Dr. Srilatha Juvva

Sep. 2, 2009

TISS, Mumbai

DRS, UGCSAP

Dr. Srilatha Juvva

Aug. 12 and 89, 2009 Jul. 78, 2009

Mumbai

Bombay Association for Trained Social Workers Self-financed

Dr. Srilatha Juvva

Mumbai

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Faculty-in-Charge

Date

Name of the Programme

Place

Sponsor

CENTRE FOR EQUITY FOR WOMEN, CHILDREN AND FAMILIES

Ms. Anjali Dave Mar. 3031, 2010 National Conference on Conceptions of Interventions on Violence Against Women: Building Curriculum to Enhance Capacities of Social Work Refresher Training Programme on Violence Against Women: Andhra Pradesh and Orissa SAARATHITraining of Trainers TISS, Mumbai TISS, Mumbai

Ms. Anjali Dave

Jan. 31Feb. 2, 2010

Bhubaneswar

Oxfam

Ms. Naina Athale

Jan. 2023 and Feb. 1720, 2010 Dec. 16, 2009

Delhi and Mumbai

Kusuma Trust

Ms. Mohua Nigudkar

Play and Games as Forms of Expression Workshop on Learning Together, Moving Together: Children at Risk Training of Social Workers on Violence Against Women: Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh Training of Social Workers on Violence Against Women: Andhra Pradesh and Orissa Sociological Understanding of Child Marriage and Domestic Violence

TISS, Mumbai

School of Social Work, TISS

Dr. Shewli Kumar

Sep. 29Oct. 2, 2009

Bengaluru

Visthaar and Icco-Kerkinactie

Ms. Anjali Dave

Sep. 725, 2009

TISS, Mumbai

Oxfam

Ms. Anjali Dave

Aug. 1028, 2009

TISS, Mumbai

Oxfam

Ms. Anjali Dave

Jul. 31Aug. 4, 2009

Nilokheri

Department of Women and Children, Government of Haryana

CENTRE FOR HEALTH AND MENTAL HEALTH

Prof. Katy Y. Gandevia Feb. 16, 2010 Training of Social Workers in Community Mental Health Winter Institute on Mental Health, Poverty and Marginalisation Changing the Lens: Understanding Gender and Human Rights in Mental Health Institutions National Consultation on Social Science Research in HIV/AIDS Seminar on Mental Illness, Stigma, Discrimination and Human Rights Mumbai Centre for Lifelong Learning (CLL), TISS George Warren Brown School of Social Work, St. Louis

Dr. Shubhada Maitra and Ms. Rama Sridhar

Jan. 48, 2010

TISS, Mumbai

Dr. Shubhada Maitra

Dec. 1819, 2009

Mumbai

CLL, TISS

Prof. Vimla Nadkarni

Dec. 1719, 2009 Jul. 1314, 2009

Mumbai

ActionAid and TISS

Prof. Vimla Nadkarni and Ms. Rama Sridhar

Mumbai

DRS, UGCSAP and TISS

CENTRE FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE AND GOVERNANCE

Mr. Alex Akhup, Mr. Bodhi D.S.R. and Dr. Bipin Jojo Mar. 1014, 2010 33rd Indian Social Science Congress: Our Planet in CrisisSocial Work Research Committee Training Programme on Communalism Hyderabad UGC

Ms. Monica Sakhrani

Sep. 23, 30 and Oct. 6, 2009

TISS, Mumbai

TISS

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Executive Committee Membership and other Official Positions in Academic, Government and Non-Government Organisations
DEAN
Prof. Surinder Jaswal

Member, Working Group to Draft the Proposed Bill for a Maharashtra Council for Professional Social Work, Mumbai Member, Selection Committee, National Institute for Mental Health and Neurosciences, Bengaluru Member, Research Committee, College of Social Work, Nirmala Niketan, Mumbai Member, Ethics Committee, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai Member, Institute Ethics Committee, Enterovirus Research Centre, ICMR, Mumbai Member, Advisory Board, Indian Journal of Medical Ethics, Mumbai

CENTRE FOR COMMUNITY ORGANISATION AND DEVELOPMENT PRACTICE

Dr. P.K. Shajahan

Member, Institutional Ethics Committee, Terna Medical College, Navi Mumbai Member, Task Force on Micro Finance and SHGs in Maharashtra, Mumbai Member, Womens Cell Constituted in the Directorate of Construction, Services and Estate Management, Department of Atomic Energy, Government of India, Mumbai

Dr. Swati Banerjee

CENTRE FOR CRIMINOLOGY AND JUSTICE

Mr. Vijay Raghavan

Member, State Advisory Committee on Immoral Trafficking, Mumbai Member, State Inter-Departmental Committee on Prisoners, Mumbai External Member, Complaints Committee against Sexual Harassment, Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited, Mumbai Founder-Member and Member, Core Group, Saathi NGO, Mumbai Convenor, Forum Against Child Sexual Abuse (FACSE), Mumbai

Ms. Roshni Nair

CENTRE FOR DISABILITY STUDIES AND ACTION

Dr. Srilatha Juvva

Secretary, Executive Committee, Bombay Association of Trained Social Workers, Mumbai Member, Advisory Committee, Anand Rehab Centre, Mumbai Associate Member, Committee for Redressal of Complaints of Sexual Harassment of Working Women, Office of the Principal Accountant General, Maharashtra, Mumbai Member, CIF India, Mumbai Member, Local Level Committee of National Trust, Thane Member, Executive Committee, Bombay Association of Trained Social Workers, Mumbai

Dr. Sandhya Limaye

Ms. Kalyani K. Talvelkar

CENTRE FOR EQUITY FOR WOMEN, CHILDREN AND FAMILIES

Dr. Lata Narayan

Board Member, YUVA, Mumbai President, YUVA Urban Initiatives, Mumbai Board Member, LAYA, Visakhapatnam Board Member, Mel-Jol, Mumbai Member, National Resource Group, Mahila Samakhya, New Delhi Member-Trustee, Akshara: Womens Resource Centre, Mumbai Member, Womens Cell, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai Member, State Level Steering Committee for Special Cells for Women, Government of Maharashtra, Mumbai Member, Executive Committee, Mahila Samakhya Society, Government of Gujarat, Ahmedabad Member, Executive Committee, Mahila Samakhya Society, Government of Bihar, Patna Vice-President, Indraprastha Public Affairs Centre, New Delhi Member, Sexual Harassment Committee, Central Industrial Security Force, Mumbai

Ms. Anjali Dave

Dr. Shewli Kumar

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Ms. Mohua Nigudkar

Social Work Member, Juvenile Justice Board (Mumbai Suburban), Mumbai Subject Expert, Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) Interview Panel, Mumbai

CENTRE FOR HEALTH AND MENTAL HEALTH

Dr. Shubhada Maitra

Member, Board of Studies, Social Work, University of Mumbai, Mumbai UGC Nominee, UGC ASIHSS Programme, Faculty of Social Work, M.S. University of Baroda, Vadodara Member, Ad hoc Board of Studies for Social Work, S.N.D.T. Womens University, Mumbai Member, Board of Studies, School of Social Work, Indira Gandhi National Open University, New Delhi Member, Editorial Board, International Journal of AIDS Education and Prevention, USA Member, Asian Chapter of the Board for Journal of Social Work Education, UK Member at Large, Board of Directors, International Association of Schools of Social Work, Hong Kong Subject Expert, Selection Committee, Department of Social Work, Assam University, Guwahati Member, IndoUS Collaborative Research Committee on Reproductive and Sexual Health, ICMR and NIH, Delhi Committee Member, Mental Health Authority, Maharashtra, Mumbai President, Council of International (Programmes) Fellowship, Mumbai Board Member, Council of International (Programmes) Fellowship, Germany Committee Member, Family Welfare Agency, Mumbai Joint Secretary, Thana Parsi Zoarastrian Anjuman, Thane

Prof. Vimla Nadkarni

Prof. Katy Y. Gandevia

CENTRE FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE AND GOVERNANCE

Dr. Bipin Jojo

Member, Assessment and Monitoring Authority, Planning Commission, Government of India, New Delhi Member, Xavier Institute of Social Research, Mumbai President, RAHI, Sundargarh Advisor, Adivasi Mahasangh, Sundargarh Advisor, ANGNA, Kutra, Sundargarh Member, Executive Committee, Bombay Association of Trained Social Workers, Mumbai Board Member, Financial Management Services Foundation, Noida Board Member, The Livelihood School, Hyderabad Board Member, Disha Kendra, Karjat Member, UGC Committee to Review Deemed University Status of a National Institute, Chennai Member, NAAC Visiting Committee, Vadodara Member, Editorial Board, Sriniketan Journal of Social Work Development, Sriniketan Member, Editorial Board, Participative Development, Pune Member, Programme Advisory Committee (TISN & YS) under Science for Equity, Empowerment and Development (SEED), Department of Science and Technology, Government of India, New Delhi Founder Trustee, South Asia Voluntary Enterprise India, Kolkata Member, Managing Committee, Slum Rehabilitation Society, Mumbai Founder Member and Board Member, Bhor Foundation, Delhi Ph.D. Examiner, Shivaji University, Kolhapur Mentor, Atma Nirbhar: Ek Challenge, Guwahati Convenor, National Association of Social Workers for Dalit and Tribal Empowerment, Mumbai Member, Core Group, Insight Foundation Delhi, Delhi

Prof. Vidya Rao

Dr. Swapan Garain

Mr. Bodhi D.S.R.

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Faculty Participation in/Contribution to Conferences, Seminars, Workshops and Training Programmes

Place Date Organiser(s) Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session

Faculty

Title of the Programme

DEAN
Jaipur Apr. 910, 2010 Institute of Development Studies Chaired a Session

REPORT

Prof. Surinder Jaswal

2009

Thinking through Rights-Based Development in Health: Institutional Approaches to Social Inequality and Gender Violence in Reproductive, Maternal and Sexual Health TISS, Mumbai Mar. 3031, 2010 Chaired a Session Special Cell for Women and Children, TISS Presented a Paper

Claiming Health Rights and Social Transformation: The Role of NGOs and the State in Empowering Communities and Individuals Critical Voices for Curriculum Development on the Subject of Women Overarching Understanding Violence Against Women and Appraisal of Interventions in India

10

Prof. Surinder Jaswal

National Conference on Conceptions of Interventions on Violence Against Women: Building Curriculum to Enhance Capacities of Social Work

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TISS, Mumbai Mar. 89, 2010 Centre for Community Organisation and Developmemnt Practice, School of Social Work, TISS Christ University Bengaluru Feb. 56, 2010 Dec. 13, 2009 Bangkok, Thailand UNFPAAPRO, Bangkok Delhi Sep. 30, 2009 Mumbai Jul. 1314 and 1920, 2009 Myrua Lewis and Bernice Daniels, South Africa, and TISS, Mumbai

Prof. Surinder Jaswal

National Seminar on Poverty, Inequality and Marginalisation: Challenges for Development Practice

Chaired a Session

State, Development and Forced Migration

Prof. Surinder Jaswal

National Conference on Peace and Conflict: A Search Through Dialogue

Chaired a Session Presented a Paper Chaired a Session

Peace and Conflict Psychosocial Perspectives in Peace and Conflict Resolution

Prof. Surinder Jaswal

Workshop on Strengthening Health Sector Response to Gender-Based Violence

Presented a Paper International Council on Social Welfare, South Asia Region, and Indian Council of Social Welfare, Mumbai Chaired a Session

Health Sector Referral and Screening Systems for Gender-based Violence Health Correlates of Gender-based Violence

Prof. Surinder Jaswal

National Consultative Workshop on Civil Society Participation in Social Development

Presented a Paper Participant

Civil Society Participation in Social Development: The Way Forward GONGO Partnership for Social Development -

Prof. Surinder Jaswal

Workshop on Deep Democracy

Faculty

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

CENTRE FOR COMMUNITY ORGANISATION AND DEVELOPMENT PRACTICE

Durham, UK Mar. 19, 2010 Durham University, UK Presented a Paper Communities in Disaster Situation: Challenges for Intervention and Research -

Dr. Manish K. Jha

Conference on Ethical and Methodological Issues in Research and Disaster Intervention that Cross Borders Hyderabad Mar. 1014, 2010 Mar. 89, 2010 Centre for Community Organisation and Developmemnt Practice, School of Social Work, TISS M.S. University of Baroda Panellist Participant Indian Academy of Social Sciences and Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Open University Coordinated a Session

Dr. P.K. Shajahan

33rd Indian Social Science Congress: Our Planet in Crisis TISS, Mumbai

Ms. Rekha Mammen

National Seminar on Poverty, Inequality and Marginalisation

Dr. P.K. Shajahan

National Seminar on Reinterpreting Community Context for Social Work Practice TISS, Mumbai TISS, Mumbai Dec. 21, 2009 Centre for Development Studies, School of Social Sciences, TISS Centre for Peace and Reconciliation Studies, Coventry University Institute for International Peace and Culture, Japan Foundation TISS and PUKAR TISS, IIM Bangalore, and Peoples Organisations/ Groups from different states Jul. 17, 2009 Feb. 4, 2010 SaciWATERs, TISS

Vadodara

Feb. 19, 2010

Communities, Communal Expressions and Othering: Challenges for Social Work Practice Participant Participant -

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Coventry, UK London, UK TISS, Mumbai Bengaluru Nov. 13, 2009 Nov. 9, 2009 Nov. 18, 2009 Dec. 1416, 2009 Mumbai Indian People's Tribunal for Environmental and Human Rights, Mumbai

Ms. Rekha Mammen

Workshop on Data Analysis

Dr. P.K. Shajahan

National Seminar on Socioeconomic and Educational Status of Muslims in Maharashtra

Dr. Manish K. Jha

International Seminar on Human Security and Peace-building

Presented a Paper

Human Security and Human Rights: Insurgency in India Resource Person -

ANNUAL

Dr. Manish K. Jha

Roundtable on Conflict and Culture

REPORT

Dr. P.K. Shajahan

Workshop on Urban Aspirations on Mega Cities

Participant Facilitated the Review Process Panellist

Mr. Shiva Chandra Dhakal

SEZPCPIR Policy Review Meeting

2009

Dr. Mouleshri Vyas

10

Indian People's Tribunal on Environment and Human Rights: Enquiry into the Behrampada Fire

Faculty Lund, Sweden Oct. 21, 2009 Centre for South Asian Studies and Swedish South Asian Studies Network Presented a Paper Gender, Livelihood and Sustainable Development Practice with Marginalised Communities in India Gender and Livelihoods Commentary of Juridical Administrative Reports on Right to Food in West Bengal Relief, Disaster Management, and Governmental Policies: Reflections on Indias Developmental Experience

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

ANNUAL

Dr. Swati Banerjee

Lund University Lunch Seminar

REPORT

Dr. Swati Banerjee Kolkata Sep. 21, 2009 Mahanirban Calcutta Research Group Discussant

FUTURE Seminar

Lund, Sweden

Oct. 9, 2009

SWALLOWS, NGO

Presented a Paper

Dr. Manish K. Jha

National Workshop on Right to Food

2009

Dr. Manish K. Jha

National Workshop on Development, Democracy and Governance: Lessons and Policy Implications

Kolkata

10

Jul. 1718, 2009

Mahanirban Calcutta Research Group

Presented a Research Theme

CENTRE FOR CRIMINOLOGY AND JUSTICE

Mumbai Apr. 810, 2010 Mar. 3031, 2010 Special Cell for Women and Children, TISS Bombay Association of Trained Social Workers Participant -

Ms. Roshni Nair

Strategic Planning of NGO Programmes TISS, Mumbai

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Hyderabad Mar. 1014, 2010 Indian Academy of Social Sciences and Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Open University UGC Kariavottam Mar. 431, 2010 Feb. 25, 2010 Mumbai State Judicial Academy Mumbai Feb. 16, 2010 State Judicial Academy

Ms. Roshni Nair

National Conference on Conceptions of Interventions on Violence Against Women: Building Curriculum to Enhance Capacities of Social Work

Participant

Mr. Vijay Ragahavan

33rd Indian Social Science Congress: Our Planet in Crisis

Participant

Ms. K.P. Asha Mukundan

Orientation Programme

Participant

Ms. K.P. Asha Mukundan

Training Programme for the Ad hoc Senior Magistrates (Appeal and Revision)

Resource Person

Juvenile Justice

Ms. K.P. Asha Mukundan

Training Programme for the newly appointed SecretaryDistrict Legal Services Authority

Resource Person

Juvenile Justice

Faculty Chennai Jan. 2223, 2010 Indian Society of Criminology and Department of Criminology, University of Madras State Judicial Academy Centre for Criminology and Justice, School of Social Work, TISS Southern Regional Centre, National Institute of Public Cooperation and Child Development Maharashtra State Legal Services Authority National Judicial Academy Panellist Resource Person and Observer Presented a Paper Resource Person Juvenile Justice Research Findings of the Study on Probation System in Maharashtra Dilemmas in Implementing the Juvenile Justice Act Participant -

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

Ms. K.P. Asha Mukundan

National Seminar on Human Rights, Ethics and Criminal Justice Administration Mumbai Mumbai Dec. 1112, 2009 Dec. 34, 2009 Dec. 15, 2009

Ms. K.P. Asha Mukundan

Orientation Programme for Newly Appointed JMFC

Ms. Roshni Nair

National Consultation on Criminal Justice Reforms Bengaluru

Ms. K.P. Asha Mukundan

Regional Level Consultation of Members of Juvenile Justice Boards Nagpur Sep. 78, 2009 Jul 31Aug. 3, 2009

Ms. K.P. Asha Mukundan

Conference on DLSAs of Maharashtra and Law Students of Nagpur Region Bhopal

Relevance of the Juvenile Justice System Juveniles in Conflict with Law in Maharashtra

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Mumbai Apr. 2425, 2010 National Association for the Blind and National Centre for Employment of Disabled People Leonard Chessire, UK Bengaluru Apr. 56, 2010 Mar. 31Apr. 1, 2010 TISS, Mumbai Centre for Disability Studies and Action, School of Social Work, TISS, in collaboration with Brotherhood Feb. 78, 2010 CBR Forum Bengaluru

Ms. K.P. Asha Mukundan

Workshop on Adjudication of Cases under Child Welfare Legslation (Juvenile Justice Act, Laws against Trafficking of Children and Child Labour)

Resource Person

ANNUAL

Dr. Sandhya Limaye

West Zone Consultation

Participant

Dr. Sandhya Limaye

Participatory Research Workshop on Disability and Development

Discussant

REPORT

Ms. Kalyani K. Talvelkar

We Care Brotherhood Film Festival

Participant

2009

Dr. Sandhya Limaye

Workshop on CBR Resource Persons

Resource Person

10

Faculty Pune Feb. 1, 2010 Maharashtra Association of Social Work Educators Bombay Assocation of Trained Social Workers, and Karve Institute of Social Service Human Rights Law Network, National Association for the Deaf, The Deafway and NAAJMI TISS and Monash University Bosco Reach-Out and Snehalaya Associate Trainer Participants Participant Participant -

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

ANNUAL

Dr. Srilatha Juvva

State-Level Consultation on Maharashtra Council Bill for Professional Social Work

REPORT

Dr. Srilatha Juvva

Harmonising Laws with the UNCRPD: National Consultation on Rights of Persons Living with Mental Illness Mumbai Guwahati Sep. 25, 2009 Aug. 2527, 2009 Nov. 2021, 2009

Delhi

Dec. 2328, 2009

2009 10

Dr. Srilatha Juvva and Dr. Sandhya Limaye

IndiaAustralia Research Dialogue

Dr. Madhura Nagchoudhuri

Indian Linking and Learning Programme on Human Rights-based Development Kozhicode

Dr. Srilatha Juvva

Facilitated a Workshop

Family Therapy and Alcoholism

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Third Conference of the South Asian Association of Transactional Analysis

Centre for Information and Guidance India, Calicut and Asha Counselling and Training Services, Coimbatore

Dr. Srilatha Juvva

Seminar on Mental Illness, Stigma, Discrimination and Human Rights

Presented a Paper

Persons with Disability and Mental Health/Illness

CENTRE FOR EQUITY FOR WOMEN, CHILDREN AND FAMILIES

Presented a Paper Conceptualising Violence Against Women Interventions

Dr. Samta P. Pandya

National Conference on Conceptions of Interventions on Violence Against Women: Building Curriculum to Enhance Capacities of Social Work

Ms. Mohua Nigudkar

Workshop on Recording and Documentation

Resource Person and Facilitator Presented a Paper

Recording and Documentation How do Womens Voices get Represented and Processed in the Law: Content Analysis of Police Records of Cases of IPC 498A

Ms. Anjali Dave

Conference on Negotiating Spaces: Legal Domains, Gender Concerns and Community Constructs

Faculty Delhi Nov. 13, 2009 Lawyers Collective Presented a Paper Some more Steps Forward: Some Recurring ConcernsResponses to the 3rd Monitoring Report on the PWDV Act-2005 -

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

Ms. Anjali Dave

National Conference on the Implementation of the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005

Dr. Lata Narayan

Capacity Building of Women Manages in Higher Education

Kalimpong and Kalyani

Nov. 1216 and Dec. 27, 2009 Aug. 2, 2009 IPAC, New Delhi and Navsarjan, Ahmedabad Myrua Lewis and Bernice Daniels, South Africa, and TISS, Mumbai Childline India Foundation Discussant Participant Presented a Paper

UGC

Core Resource Person

Dr. Shewli Kumar

Women in Governance

Ahmedabad

Women in Governance: From Victimhood to Governance -

Ms. Anjali Dave

Workshop on Deep Democracy

Mumbai

Jul. 1314 and 1920, 2009 Jul. 7, 2009

Ms. Naina Athale

Mumbai

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TISS, Mumbai Jun. 5, 2009 Prayas, Mumbai

National Consultation on the Status of Child Protection Infrastructure, Mechanisms and Systems in India: A National Study

Ms. Mohua Nigudkar

Training Programme for Probation Officers

Resource Person

Recording Skills

CENTRE FOR HEALTH AND MENTAL HEALTH

Anand Feb. 2728, 2010 Feb. 6, 2010 Sardar Patel University Presented a Paper Mental Health Research

Prof. Katy Y. Gandevia

Mental Health and Social Science Research Mumbai

ANNUAL

Prof. Katy Y. Gandevia

Suicides in Mumbai: Helping Stop the Final Exit

Observer Research Foundation

Presented a Paper Discussant Chaired a Session Maharashtra Association of Social Work Educators (MASWE) and Karve Institute of Social Service Facilitated a Session

Way Forward

REPORT

Prof. Vimla Nadkarni

State-Level Consultation on Maharashtra Council Bill for Professional Social Work

Pune

Jan. 2, 2010

Discussion on Draft of Maharashtra Council of Professional Social Work Bill

2009

Prof. Vimla Nadkarni

Dhaka, Bangladesh

Dec. 2023, 2009

Trainer South Asia Technical Support Facility, Consortium of UNAIDS, ActionAid, TISS and ICDDR

10

Workshop on Proposal Development for Most at Risk Population in South Asia for Consultants from South Asia

Faculty Mumbai Dec. 1719, 2009 Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, TISS South Asia Technical Support Facility, Consortium of UNAIDS, ActionAid, TISS and ICDDR Participant Trainer Participant -

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

ANNUAL

Ms. Rama Sridhar

National Consultation on HIV/AIDS Research

REPORT

Prof. Vimla Nadkarni

Workshop on Managing a Professional AIDS Consulting Business

Kathmandu, Nepal

Nov. 2326, 2009

Importance of Professional Relationship, Values and Ethics in Consulting Business

2009

Ms. Rama Sridhar

Capacity Building Workshop on Operations Research in HIV/AIDS Philadelphia, USA Oct. 29Nov. 2, 2009 Council of Social Work Education Presented a Lecture

Chennai

Nov. 1620, 2009

National Institute of Epidemiology

10

Prof. Vimla Nadkarni

2008 Annual Meeting of Council of Social Work Education

Through the Janus-Doors, Lightly: Millennial Challenges for Social Work Education Going Beyond Prevention: RishtaA Case Study

Dr. Shubhada Maitra

Going Beyond Prevention: Addressing Womens Vulnerability and HIV Risk New Delhi Sep. 30, 2009 UNDP, New Delhi

New Delhi

Oct. 13, 2009

ICRW and Population Council

Presented a Paper

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New Delhi Sep. 4, 2009 Association of Adolescent and Child Care in India and Ipan and Hill Knowlton IIPS Mumbai Aug. 5, 2009 Durban, South Africa Jul. 2025, 2009 IASSW and Association of South African Social Work Education Institutions, and Department of Social Development, University of KwaZulu-Natal Jul. 1314, 2009 DRSUGC TISS, Mumbai

Prof. Vimla Nadkarni

National Transgender Hijra Consultation

Expert

Dr. Shubhada Maitra

National Child Health Symposium

Presented a Paper

Campaign as a Methodology to Promote Mental Health

Prof. Vimla Nadkarni

Dissemination Seminar on Maharashtra National Family Health Survey (NFHS-3) Findings

Chaired a Session Discussant

Technical Session-VII: HIV/AIDS

Prof. Vimla Nadkarni

14th Biannual IASSW Congress: Transcending GlobalLocal DividesChallenges for Social Work Education and Practice

Chaired a Session

Prof. Katy Y. Gandevia

Seminar on Mental Illness, Stigma, Discrimination and Human Rights

Presented a Paper

NGO Response to Address Stigma and Discrimination in the Indian Context

Faculty

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

CENTRE FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE AND GOVERNANCE

Mumbai Mar. 3031, 2010 Special Cell for Women and Children, TISS Presented a Paper Critical Voices for Curriculum Development on Violence Against Women

Ms. Monica Sakhrani

National Conference on Conceptions of Interventions on Violence Against Women: Building Curriculum to Enhance Capacities to Social Work TISS, Mumbai Mar. 3031, 2010 Special Cell for Women and Children, TISS Presented a Paper

Mr. Bodhi D.S.R.

National Conference on Conceptions of Interventions on Violence Against Women: Building Curriculum to Enhance Capacities of Social Work Hyderabad Mar. 1014, 2010 Mar. 1014, 2010 Mar. 1011, 2010 Science and Society Division, Department of Science and Technology, Government of India TISS, Mumbai Indian Academy of Social Sciences and Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Open University Participant Indian Academy of Social Sciences and Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Open University Presented a Paper

Pedagogical Reflections on Teaching Dalit and Tribal Social Work

Dr. Bipin Jojo

33rd Indian Social Science Congress: Our Planet in Crisis Hyderabad

Communities Informal Care and Welfare Systems for the Tribal Development -

Ms. Monica Sakhrani

33rd Indian Social Science Congress: Our Planet in Crisis Coimbatore

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Mumbai Feb. 20, 2010 TISS, Mumbai Sweden Sweden Mumbai Mumbai Feb. 10, 2010 Feb. 89, 2010 Jan. 30, 2010 Jan. 16, 2010 Feb. 12, 2010 Centre for Media and Cultural Studies, TISS Erasmus Mundus External Cooperation Window Erasmus Mundus External Cooperation Window Human Rights Law Network Committee for the Protection of Democratic Rights and Lokshahi Hakk Sangathana

Dr. Swapan Garain

Group Monitoring Workshop for Societal Programmes

Expert

Ms. Monica Sakhrani

SAARATHITraining of Trainers for Frontline Workers from Child Development Agencies

Discussant

Children and Law

ANNUAL

Mr. Bodhi D.S.R.

National Workshop on Marginalities

Participant Participant Participant Resource Person Participant

Dr. Bipin Jojo

Bologna Workshop

REPORT

Dr. Bipin Jojo

Meeting of Erasmus Mundus Partners

Alternative Authorities -

Ms. Monica Sakhrani

Workshop on Custodial Violence and the Law

2009

Ms. Monica Sakhrani

Convention on Operation Green Hunt and Democratic Rights

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Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

ANNUAL

Ms. Monica Sakhrani

Conference on Negotiating Spaces: Legal Domains, Gender Concerns and Community Constructs Rajkot Dec. 28, 2009 Ramakrishna Mission, Rajkot Key Resource Person

REPORT

Dr. Swapan Garain

Seminar on Social Entrepreneurship: Rural Development and Innovative Transformation through Man-Making and Nation-Building Ideas of Swami Vivekananda Raipur Dec. 1213, 2009 Dec. 4, 2009 Department of Science and Technology, Government of India Centre for Corporate Governance, Research and Training, Institute of Company Secretaries of India Rajiv Gandhi University, Arunachal Pradesh Majlis Resource Person Women Against Sexual Violence and State Repression Discussant -

Social Entrepreneurship: Its Role in National Development Social Entrepreneurship: Some Case Studies and Success Stories

2009

Ms. Monica Sakhrani

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Convention on Women Against Sexual Violence and State Repression Delhi

Dr. Swapan Garain

Programme Advisory Committee Meeting for Evaluating Project Proposals Navi Mumbai Dec. 1, 2009

Dr. Swapan Garain

29th Residential Secretarial Modular Programme on Management Skills Doimukh Oct. 2830, 2009 Oct. 1, 2009

Resource Person

Interpersonal Skills

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Mumbai Raigad TISS, Guwahati Delhi Sep. 15, 2009 Sep. 1227, 2009 Aug. 2729, 2009 Aug. 2729, 2009 TISS, Mumbai TISS, Mumbai Institute for Human Development, Delhi Institute for Human Development Delhi

Mr. Alex Akhup

Identity and Cultural Dynamics

Presented a Paper

Identity and Ethnicity in the North-East: A Narrative from Komrem People Presented a Paper Role of Watching Advocates

Ms. Monica Sakhrani

Law Rights and Legal Advocacy: Orientation Workshop for Women Lawyers

Ms. Monica Sakhrani

Peoples Audit of SEZs in Maharashtra

Participant Participants Presented a Paper

Peoples Movement in Electoral Politics Presented a Paper Tribe-centred Governance: Frame for Tribal Development

Mr. Alex Akhup and Mr. Bodhi D.S.R.

Seminar on Issues of North-East-cum-Scoping Study

Dr. Bipin Jojo

International Seminar on Adivasi/ST Communities in India: Development and Change

Mr. Alex Akhup

International Seminar on Adivasi/ST Communities in India: Development and Change

Faculty Delhi Aug. 2729, 2009 Institute for Human Development, Delhi Presented a Paper A Tribe Struck by Disaster: Crisis Response, Politics of Leadership and Dynamics of Resilience Displacement of Tribals in Orissa

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

Mr. Bodhi D.S.R.

International Seminar on Adivasi/ST Communities in India: Development and Change Ranchi Aug. 12, 2009 Xavier Institute of Social Sciences Presented a Paper

Dr. Bipin Jojo

International Seminar on Sustainable Development in the Context of Project Induced Displacement: Human Rights Perspectives and Practices Bengaluru Pune Jul. 12, 2009 SOSVA Training and Promotion Institute, Pune and Seth Tarachand Charitable Ayurvedic Hospital Trust, Pune Johns Hopkins University, USA Participant Resource Person Jul. 2526, 2009 PUCL, Tamil Nadu Participant -

Ms. Monica Sakhrani

Situation of Tamils in Sri Lanka

Dr. Swapan Garain

Workshop on Essential of Fund Raising and Professional Skills and Strategic Planning for Doctors and Businessmen Milan, Italy Jun. 28Jul. 3, 2009

Strategic Planning for Research Mobilisation Professional Skills for Resource Mobilisation Changing Trends in Philanthropy in India

Dr. Swapan Garain

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Delhi Jun. 1819, 2009 Department of Science and Technology, Government of India

20th Annual Johns Hopkins International Fellows in Philanthropy Conference on Beyond the Welfare State: Towards a Welfare Partnership

Dr. Swapan Garain

Programme Advisory Committee (TISN & YS) Meeting under Science for Equity, Empowerment and Development (SEED) Division of DST

Resource Person

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CENTRE FOR MEDIA AND CULTURAL STUDIES

Chairperson: Dr. Manjula Bharathy Prof. Anjali Monteiro Prof. K.P. Jayasankar Mr. K.V. Nagesh Ms. Shilpa Phadke Ms. P. Niranjana Dr. Sujithkumar Parayil

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CENTRE FOR MEDIA AND CULTURAL STUDIES

The Centre for Media and Cultural Studies (CMCS) offers an M.A. in Media and Cultural Studies, with a credo of creating thinking do-ers and doing thinkers. The second batch of 12 students is graduating in this Convocation. Already the programme has established itself; this year, 853 applications were received for just 24 seats. In addition to their ongoing media projects, students of the Centre have been involved in community media work, through Nazaara, a community photography workshop. The students have also made 3 films on the Field Action Projects (FAPs) of TISS and 4 films on contemporary women artists. They have produced a community radio series as part of coursework, using the campus as a community setting and producing and screening fortnightly radio magazines encompassing genres that interest students, staff and faculty. Three of our student films have won awards: Wheres Kishore, made by Nikhil Titus, Sneha Anand and Shaira Shetty won a Certificate of Merit in the student film category at the IDPA awards in July 2009. There Are No Borders Here, made by Shilpi Gulati, Parool Sharma and R.K. Ranjan won the first prize in the long non-fiction film category at the International Students Film Festival organised by IP College, Delhi. Shilpi Gulati and Sharanya Gautam won a prize for making a short film on universal primary education, for the competition Mera India-Bridge the Gap, on the Millennium Development Goals. The production work of the Centre, by faculty and students, has been widely disseminated, through film festivals and various distribution networks. The Centres film XXWhy, a film on the transgender issues in Kerala won the best short documentary award at Kashish International Queer Film Festival, 2010. The film was also selected for screening at the competitive sections of many national and international film festivals. Do Din ka Mela, a film on the music and cultural traditions of marginalised communities in Kutch was also selected for screening at both national and international film festivals. The Centres short film entitled Climate Justice for All, was showcased at the Copenhagen Summit in December 2009 and widely distributed as part of the advocacy efforts for climate justice by the peoples movements in India. The Centre was also involved in making an orientation film for pre-admission coaching for SC/ST students, entitled With You, a film on Dr. Binayak Sen entitled Act of Staying Alive, and Hamara Patta Rajasatta on Mahila Rajasatta Andolans convention at Amaravati. The themes of the Centres research projects and publications include critical approaches to visual culture, Indian mediascapes, cultural diversity, Keralas development experiences, gender and governance in Maharashtra, tribal development and governance, women 116 and risk on Mumbais streets, sexualities in contemporary visual culture, and young urban middleclass womens responses to feminism. The research findings of the study entitled Negotiating the Politics of Presence: Rural Local Governance and Gendered Citizenship in Maharashtra was presented at many national and international seminars as a part of an advocacy campaign for promoting democratic decentralisation. The CMCS faculty have presented papers at international and national conferences on similar themes, and have conducted workshops for institutes/NGOs/organisations at national and international levels. The Centre is involved in a Field Action Project entitled National Platform to Promote Decentralisation, which brings together a group of civil society organisations, research institutes and the Ministry of Panchayati Raj. Other initiatives of the Centre, to contribute to the intellectual and cultural life on campus and in the city, include Culture Cafe; a Reading Group for students and faculty, and Adda, a student film club. The Centre also organised the following public lectures: Beyond the Blame Game: Reflections on the Complexities of the AustraliaIndia Relationship in the Era of Globalisation, by Prof. Ien Ang, University of Western Sydney. Distributed Networks on Security, Terror, Mobility and Other Sensations, by Dr. Amit S. Rai, Fulbright Visiting Fellow. The Artist/Scholar in residence programme of the Centre brought in a community mural artist from Scotland and a film studies scholar from Sydney, both of whom conducted workshops with students. The CMCS awards Fellowships to early career filmmakers to support innovative documentary and short film work in India. Two Fellows have completed films, entitled Flex and Faces (Mr. Shrikant Agawane), and The Sultans Legacy (Ms. Anushka Meenakshi). The two-day annual students seminar of CMCS, Frames of Reference was held in December, 2009. Constructing Conflict: A Critical Dialogue on Media Representations was the chosen theme, wherein Dr. Ashish Nandy delivered the inaugural address and Dr. Ien Ang delivered the Keynote Address. A national level students film festival, Cut.In was also organised by the Centre, where Mr. Amol Palekar and Ms. Sandhya Gokhale were the chief guests for the event. The current holding of the Digital Media Archive of the Centre consists of over 2,500 films. The database of the archive can be accessed through the intranet and it is extensively used in-house as well as by outside users: colleges and universities, the development sector, individual researchers and filmmakers.

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QUICK FACTS Faculty Members Research Projects Field Action Projects Publications Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised Faculty Participation in/Contribution to Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Papers/Films Presented 7 18 2 13 11 44 33

Research Projects and Other Projects

Title of the Project Sponsor Date of Sanction/Commencement Mar. 2010 Feb. 2010 Present Position In-Charge

Feminism and Young Women Ideology and Operational Strategies of the Kudumbhashree Mission in Kerala Documentary on Towards People-Centred Initiatives in Leh With You (A 3-hour orientation film for Pre-admission Coaching for SC/ST Students at TISS) Documentary on Dr. Binayak Sen: Act of Staying Alive Engendering Governance and Rural Local Bodies in Bihar, Karnataka and Rajasthan* Documentary on Music of the Marginalised (Phase-II) Documentary on Climate Justice for All Film: Memetla Saduvale? (Telugu) Documentary on Gender and Governance Documentary on Ageing Film: Merit Interrupted Gendered Governance and Inclusion Gender, Violence, Urban Space Documentary on Music of the Marginalised

Self-initiated Government of Kerala

Ongoing Data collection

Ms. Shilpa Phadke Dr. Manjula Bharathy and Dr. Sujithkumar Parayil Dr. Manjula Bharathy Dr. Manjula Bharathy, Mr. Mukund Sawant, Mr. Bharat Ahire and Mr. Mangesh Gudekar Dr. Manjula Bharathy Dr. Manjula Bharathy

TISS, Mumbai TISS, Mumbai

Jan. 2010 Dec. 2009

Post-production Completed

TISS, Mumbai Agaz Foundation

Dec. 2009 Oct. 2009

Editing Data collection

Jamsetji Tata Trust Indian Network on Ethics and Climate Change Anveshi Research Centre, Hyderabad Jamsetji Tata Trust TISS, Mumbai Anveshi Research Centre, Hyderabad The Hunger Project None Jamsetji Tata Trust

Sep. 2009 Sep. 2009

Production Completed

Prof. Anjali Monteiro and Prof. K.P. Jayasankar Prof. Anjali Monteiro, Prof. K.P. Jayasankar and Mr. K.V. Nagesh Mr. K.V. Nagesh Dr. Manjula Bharathy Dr. Manjula Bharathy Mr. K.V. Nagesh Dr. Manjula Bharathy Ms. Shilpa Phadke Prof. Anjali Monteiro and Prof. K.P. Jayasankar

Feb. 2009 Feb. 2009 Feb. 2009 Feb. 2009 Dec. 2008 May 2008 Mar. 2008

Completed Production Production Completed Report submitted Ongoing Completed

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Title of the Project

Sponsor

Date of Sanction/Commencement Feb. 2008 Sep. 2007

Present Position

In-Charge

Local Governance and Gendered Citizenship in Maharashtra* Diver-Cities': Digital Collaboratory Gender and Governance in Kerala

Research Council, TISS UNESCO and University of Western Sydney Board of Research Studies, TISS

Report writing Completed

Dr. Manjula Bharathy Prof. Anjali Monteiro, Prof. K.P. Jayasankar and Ms. Shilpa Phadke Dr. Manjula Bharathy

May 2006

Report submitted

Field Action Projects

National Platform for Promoting Decentralisation, estd.: 2008 New Delhi. Sponsor Objective Programme : : : The Hunger Project, Ford Foundation and Ministry of Panchayati Raj. To mobilise the grassroots movement for promoting decentralisation and to initiate state chapters. Started a state chapter of the NPPD in Mumbai with non-government organisations, community-based organisations, civil society organisations and elected representatives at state and local levels. Dr. Manjula Bharathy.

Faculty-in-Charge : Nazaara, estd.: 2008 Mumbai. Sponsor Objective Programme Faculty-in-Charge : : : :

Centre for Media and Cultural Studies, TISS, Mumbai. To undertake community photography work, involving students of CMCS and young people from underprivileged communities. Community photography workshop at Rehnuma Library, Mumbra. Prof. Anjali Monteiro, Prof. K.P. Jayasankar, Mr. K.V. Nagesh, Ms. Shilpa Phadke, Ms. P. Niranjana and Dr. Sujithkumar Parayil.

Publications
Dr. Manjula Bharathy Negotiating the Politics of Presence: Rural Local Governance and Gendered Citizenship in Maharashtra (Monograph). No One is Here: Understanding the Engendering Governance in Kerala (Monograph), Project Report Research Council, TISS. PESA: A Developmental Perspective, NPPD Newsletter, 2, August 2009. Relevance of Peoples Campaign in Kerala, NPPD Newsletter, 1, May 2009. Prof. K.P. Jayasankar and Prof. Anjali Monteiro Jai Ho Shanghai: The Invisible Poor in Slumdog Millionaire. In A. Kumar, J.A. Scholte, M. Kaldor, M. Glasius, H. Seckinelgin and H. Anheir (Eds.), Global Civil Society Yearbook, London: Sage Publications, 2009. Jai Ho Shanghai: The Invisible Poor in Slumdog Millionaire (Reprint). In Mumbai Reader 08, Mumbai: Urban Design Research Institute (UDRI), 2009. Prof. Anjali Monteiro Book Review: The Phobic and the Erotic: The Politics of Sexualities in Contemporary India, Culture, Health and Sexuality, 12(3), 343345, 2009. Dr. Sujithkumar Parayil Visuality of Ethnography, Tapasam, 3(2), 219279, 2009. Ms. Shilpa Phadke Why Loiter? Radical Possibilities for Gendered Dissent. In M. Butcher and S. Velayutham (Eds.), Dissent and Cultural Resistance in Asias Cities, London: Routledge, 2009. (co-author) Whos Having Fun. In First Proof: The Penguin Book of New Writing from India 5, New Delhi: Penguin, 2009. (co-author) Insider-Outsider: The Vexed Questions of Access to Public Space. In Mumbai Reader 08, Mumbai: UDRI, 2009. These Mumbai Streets. In Mumbai Reader 08, Mumbai: UDRI, 2009. Objects of Desire, India Today, 5865, December 7, 2009.

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Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised

Faculty-in-Charge Dr. Sujithkumar Parayil Dr. Sujithkumar Parayil Ms. Shilpa Phadke Prof. Anjali Monteiro and Prof. K.P. Jayasankar Dr. Manjula Bharathy Date Feb. 26, 2010 Feb. 12, 2010 Jan. 20Feb. 20, 2010 Dec. 19, 2009 Nov. 24, 30 and Dec. 16 2009 Oct. 713, 2009 Sep. 2425, 2009 Aug. 20, 2009 Name of the Programme Workshop on Culture and Cinematic Representation National Workshop on Marginalities Workshop on Some Contemporary Feminist Debates Workshop on Interviewing Techniques State Workshops on Gender and Rural Local Governance Course on Documentary Film Production Workshop on Semiotics Training Programme for Community Video Producers of Manyam Praja: A Video Magazine Workshop on Social Communication in India Workshop on Local Governance and Gendered Citizenship in Maharashtra* Re-reading Media, Re-thinking Culture: Workshop for Teachers and Practitioners Place TISS, Mumbai TISS, Mumbai Mumbai Mumbai Bihar, Karnataka and Rajasthan Lahti, Finland Nashik Addateegala, East Godavari District, Andhra Pradesh Mumbai TISS, Mumbai Sponsor Centre for Media and Cultural Studies (CMCS), TISS CMCS, TISS St. Xaviers College, Mumbai PUKAR Agaz Foundation

Prof. Anjali Monteiro and Prof. K.P. Jayasankar Prof. Anjali Monteiro and Prof. K.P. Jayasankar Mr. K.V. Nagesh

Institute of Design and Arts, Lahti University of Applied Sciences, Finland MVPSS College of Architecture and Centre for Design, Nashik Laya

Prof. Anjali Monteiro and Prof. K.P. Jayasankar Dr. Manjula Bharathy

Jul. 30, 2009 Jul. 1920, 2009 Jun. 12, 2009

CMCS, TISS, and British Council NPPD and Research Council, TISS CMCS, TISS, and United States India Educational Foundation

Prof. Anjali Monteiro and Prof. K.P. Jayasankar

Mumbai

Executive Committee Membership and other Official Positions in Academic, Government and Non-Government Organisations
Dr. Manjula Bharathy

Member, Central Advisory Committee, Ministry of Panchayati Raj, Government of India, New Delhi Member, Advisory Committee, National Platform for Promoting Decentralisation, New Delhi President, Managing Committee, AVEHI, Mumbai Member, Editorial Advisory Board, MICA Communication Review, Ahmedabad Member, Academic Council, Tripura University, Agartala Member, Search Committee for Director of Mudra Institute of Communication, Ahmedabad Member, National Screening Committee for the FulbrightNehru Visiting Lecturer Fellowship, 2009, Mumbai Member, Editorial Board, Routledge Media, Culture and Social Change in Asia Series, Sydney Member, Managing Committee, AVEHI, Mumbai Member, Navnirmiti Trust, Mumbai Chairperson, Jury for Jeevika Film Festival, Delhi Member, Editorial Board, Routledge Media, Culture and Social Change in Asia Series, Sydney Associate, Partners for Urban Knowledge Action and Research, Mumbai Board Member, Creating Resources for Empowerment in Action, New Delhi

Prof. Anjali Monteiro

Prof. K.P. Jayasankar

Ms. Shilpa Phadke

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Faculty Participation in/Contribution to Conferences, Seminars, Workshops and Training Programmes

Place Mumbai Apr. 23, 2010 Kashish Presented a Film (in absentia) Presented a Film (in absentia) Presented a Film (in absentia) Panellist/Coordinator Do Din ka Mela Our Family Date Organiser(s) Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session

Faculty

Title of the Programme

REPORT

Prof. Anjali Monteiro and Prof. K.P. Jayasankar Paris, France Thiruvananthapuram Hyderabad Mar. 10, 2010 Indian Social Science Congress Mar. 1314, 2010 Kerala Chalachitra Academy Mar. 30, 2010 Comite du Filme Ethnographique

Kashish Mumbai International Queer Film Festival 2010

Prof. Anjali Monteiro and Prof. K.P. Jayasankar

Jean Rouch International Film Festival

2009

Prof. Anjali Monteiro and Prof. K.P. Jayasankar

Asian Womens Film Festival

Our Family

Mr. K.V. Nagesh

10

33rd Indian Social Science Congress: Plenary Session on Reaching PeopleModes, Modalities and Agencies of Communicating Alternative Strategies Jodhpur Mar. 46, 2010 Mar. 46, 2010 Kannur University Centre for Education and Communication, UGC Presented a Film

Alternate Strategies in Communicating Crisis

Prof. Anjali Monteiro and Prof. K.P. Jayasankar Kannur

Prakriti Film Festival

Do Din ka Mela

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Chennai Mar. 19, 2010 Feb. 26, 2009 IndoKorea Centre, Chennai Nagpur Prakriti and UNICEF Thrissur Feb. 20, 2010 Chetana Media Institute TISS, Mumbai Feb. 12, 2010 Centre for Media and Cultural Studies, TISS Mumbai Feb. 911, 2010 Feb. 5, 2010 Agaz Foundation Pune Film and Television Institute of India, Pune

Dr. Sujithkumar Parayil

Workshop on Modernity and its Dissents

Resource Person/ Coordinator

Modernity and its Various Aspects within the Indian Context Presented a Film (in absentia) Presented a Paper IdentifyThe Construction of Selfhood Gram Sabha and Elected Women Representatives Presented a Film (in absentia) Discussant/Coordinator Do Din ka Mela

Prof. Anjali Monteiro and Prof. K.P. Jayasankar

3rd International Womens Film Festival

Dr. Manjula Bharathy

Elected Women Representatives and Panchayati Raj in India

Prof. Anjali Monteiro and Prof. K.P. Jayasankar

Vibgyor Film Festival

Dr. Sujithkumar Parayil

National Workshop on Marginalities

Body, Unconscious Memories and Subordinate Spaces: A Study of Kalabhavan Manis Films Presented a Paper Grassroots Democracy: The Gender Dimension Participant -

Dr. Manjula Bharathy

Gendered Citizenship and Local Governance in India

Dr. Manjula Bharathy

Workshop on Globalisation and Development Communication

Faculty New Delhi Jaipur Dec. 16, 2009 Agaz Foundation Presented a Paper Jan. 27, 2010 Agaz Foundation Presented a Paper Participatory Citizenship and Gendered Governance Elected Women Representatives and Gendered Civil Society Do Din ka Mela Do Din ka Mela XXWhy Gendered Citizenship and Participatory Democracy Technology and Community Radio Presented a Paper Presented a Film Coordinated the Documentation Team Chaired a Session Krantijyoti Savitribai Phule Womens Studies Centre, University of Pune Female Eye Films School of Journalism and Mass Communication University of Colorado Oct. 19, 2009 Panchayati Raj Institutions and Engendering Governance XXWhy -

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

Dr. Manjula Bharathy

Gender and Local Governance in India

Dr. Manjula Bharathy

Gender and Local Governance in Rajasthan Bhubaneswar Mumbai Chicago, USA Bengaluru Mumbai Patna Thiruvananthapuram New Delhi Nov. 1114, 2009 Nov. 34, 2009 Nov. 6, 2009 Nov. 3, 2009 Nov. 12, 2009 Nov. 24, 2009 Agaz Foundation Kerala Chalachitra Academy Indian Network on Ethics and Climate Change Nov. 2728, 2009 Comet Media Foundation Nov. 30, 2009 Agaz Foundation Presented a Paper Chaired a Session Dec. 5, 2009 Reeling Films Presented a Film (in absentia) Dec. 10, 2009 St. Xaviers College, Mumbai Presented a Film Dec. 1214, 2009 Jatin Das Centre for the Arts Presented a Film

Prof. Anjali Monteiro and Prof. K.P. Jayasankar

JDCA Festival on Art and Artists

Prof. Anjali Monteiro and Prof. K.P. Jayasankar

International Seminar on Human Rights

Dr. Manjula Bharathy

Reeling Film Festival

Dr. Manjula Bharathy

Gender and Local Governance in Karnataka

Mr. K.V. Nagesh

Community Radio Workshop

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Pune Toronto, Canada Boulder, Colorado, USA New York, USA Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies, The City University of New York

Dr. Manjula Bharathy

Gender and Local Governance in Bihar

Dr. Manjula Bharathy

Kerala International Video Film Festival

Ms. P. Niranjana

National Public Hearings on the Climate Crisis and the National Action Plan on Climate Change

ANNUAL

Ms. Shilpa Phadke

Re-imagining Higher Education in India: Issues of Employability and Partnerships

NGOs Working with Youth

REPORT

Dr. Manjula Bharathy

Female Eye Films Festival

Presented a Film (in absentia) Presented a Paper

XXWhy Slumdog Millionaire and Q&A: The Book, the Film and the Politics of Representation Presented a Film Our Family

Prof. Anjali Monteiro and Prof. K.P. Jayasankar

International Media Students' Seminar

2009

Prof. Anjali Monteiro and Prof. K.P. Jayasankar

LGBTQ Film Series, Fall 2009

10

Faculty Skjetten, Norway Berlin, Germany New Delhi Sep. 28, 2009 Ministry of Panchayati Raj, Government of India Presented a Paper Oct. 414, 2009 Aedes Gallery, Berlin Put up an Installation Oct. 18, 2009 Royal Norwegian Embassy Presented a Paper Gendered Citizenship and Participatory Governance in India Gender Strategies for Loitering

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

ANNUAL

Dr. Manjula Bharathy

Engendering Governance in India

REPORT

Ms. Shilpa Phadke

Exhibition: What Makes India Urban?

Dr. Manjula Bharathy

Trends of Democratic Decentralisation in India

2009

Marginalisation and Participatory Democracy: A Study of Women and Tribes in PRIs XXWhy -

Dr. Manjula Bharathy New Delhi Sep. 56, 2009 Sep. 4, 2009 University of Mumbai, in collaboration with University of Yale IEEE, India Indira Gandhi National Open University Discussant

Zinegoak International Festival

Bilao, Spain

Sep. 6, 2009

Zinegoak Festival

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Presented a Film (in absentia)

Mr. K.V. Nagesh

Course Consultation of Postgraduate Programme in Science Communication Mumbai

Dr. Manjula Bharathy

Working Class Movement in India: Past, Present and Future Bengaluru Aug. 28, 2008

Presented a Paper

Historiography of Working Class Movements in India: A Negotiated Reading Participant -

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Mumbai Aug. 18, 2009 Aug. 14, 2009 Aug. 1011, 2009 Aug. 10, 2009 S.N.G. Archarya and D.K. Marathe College, Chembur Mahila Rajsatta Andolan, Mumbai Indira Gandhi National Open University Emory University and Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, Kolkata Jul. 14, 2009 Royal Anthropological Association, London Mumbai New Delhi Kolkata Leeds, UK

Ms. P. Niranjana

Institute for Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) Conference on Technologies for Humanitarian Challenges

Dr. Manjula Bharathy

Evolving Trends and Challenges before Media

Presented a Paper

Globalisation and Global Media: Perspectives and Challenges Presented a Paper Discussant Women Movement and Participatory Democracy -

Dr. Manjula Bharathy

Women and Local Governance in Maharashtra

Mr. K.V. Nagesh

Course Consultation for Masters Programme in Mass Communication and Journalism

Dr. Sujithkumar Parayil

International Conference on Marginality, Memory and History

Presented a Paper

Body, Unconscious Memories and Subordinate Spaces: A Study of Kalabhavan Manis Films Presented a Film (in absentia) Our Family

Prof. Anjali Monteiro and Prof. K.P. Jayasankar

11th Royal Anthropological Association Film Festival

Faculty Cairo, Egypt Tokyo, Japan Amsterdam, The Netherlands Chicago, USA May 2021, 2009 Annenberg School of Communication, University of Pennsylvania Department of Family and Child Welfare, Government of Kerala Kerala State Planning Board Presented a Paper Presented a Paper May 2024, 2009 Netherlands Queerfest Presented a Film (in absentia) Our Family May 22, 2009 Council of Local Authorities for International Relation Presented a Paper May 2528, 2009 Institute for Gender and Womens Studies, American University of Cairo Presented a Paper Why Loiter: Gendered Possibilities for Dissent Panchayati Raj Institutions and Democratic Decentralisation in India

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

Ms. Shilpa Phadke

Neoliberal Lifeworlds: Gender, Mobility, Desire

Dr. Manjula Bharathy

Local Governance in India

Prof. Anjali Monteiro and Prof. K.P. Jayasankar

Netherlands Transgender Film Festival

Prof. Anjali Monteiro

International Communications Association 2009 Pre-Conference on India and Communication Studies Thiruvananthapuram May 9, 2009 May 12, 2009

Thinking Do-ers and Doing Thinkers: Re-thinking Media Education in India Self Help Group and Women Component Plan in Kerala

Dr. Manjula Bharathy

Kudumbhashree Mission and Women Component Plan

Dr. Manjula Bharathy

Tribals and Democratic Decentralisation

Thiruvananthapuram

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Chairperson: Dr. Jacquleen Joseph Prof. Janki Andharia Mr. Mahesh Kamble Ms. Parama B. Bhattacharya Dr. Balamurugan Guru Dr. Samrat Sinha

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JAMSETJI TATA CENTRE FOR DISASTER MANAGEMENT

The Jamsetji Tata Centre for Disaster Management (JTCDM) continues to offer a Masters degree programme in Disaster Management. For the first time, the Centre offered a Diploma programme in Disaster Preparedness and Response this year. The students for these programmes came from a wide range of academic and professional backgrounds and included both fresh undergraduates and those with work experience. The courses and the concentrations offered by the Centre focus on building inter-linkages between disaster management and public health, media, governance, conflict, law and public policy, and application of GIS-based tools. The newly developed GIS laboratory has proved to be an asset for the Centre in teaching, research and field action projects. Two new concentrations on Public Health in Disaster Management and Logistics Management and Service Delivery Systems were offered at the Masters level this year. Students of the Centre are engaged at both the theoretical and empirical levels to develop an understanding of hazards, vulnerabilities and risks along with community-based strategies in all phases of disaster management. Various organisations, where students were placed for internships, offered them employment: Grameen Development Services, Gujarat State Disaster Management Authority, Aid Matrix, Bank of India, RedR, Focus on the Global South, and CARE India. The Centre organised a National Conference on Geomatics in Disaster Management (GeoDM2010) in which academicians, scientists, students and NGOs from all over India attended. About 35 research papers on the application of remote sensing GIS and GIS in disaster-related studies were presented and discussed in this two-day Conference. The Centre was extensively engaged in research and extension activities. Students and faculty of the JTCDM were involved in conducting post-disaster assessments of the Cyclone Aila in West Bengal and the floods in Mahbubnagar District in Andhra Pradesh in 2009. Post-tsunami intervention in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands also continued this year with more focus on rural knowledge centres, livelihood regeneration, launch of a community newspaper, and training in creative crafts and artefacts. Other research projects at the Centre include a post-tsunami study of Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Kerala; a study on climate change and urban disaster risk reduction developing a resilience index for the city of Mumbai; a study of the psychosocial aspects of farmer suicides in the Vidarbha region; and social impact assessment of the Jaitapur Madban Nuclear Power Plant. The Centre faculty played an active role in providing psychosocial care and support to the people affected by Mumbai attacks of 26/11. The Centre is also engaged in a field action project on food security in Maharashtra. As part of its Public Lecture Series, the Centre organised 4 public lectures: Good Governance and Disaster Mitigation: Experience of Handling Guru-ta-Gaddi in Nanded, by Mr. Radheshyam Mopalwar, IAS. Challenges of Civil Society Mobilisation in Manipur by Mr. Babloo Loitongbam, Executive Director of Human Rights Alert, Imphal. Public lecture and film show on No More Bhopal to commemorate Bhopal Gas Tragedy. Peoples Science for Disaster Management by Dr. Ravi Chopra, Director, PSI. The JTCDM brought out 4 working papers on Comparative Research on Disaster: The Role of Social, not Physical, Infrastructure in Recovery, Dr. Daniel P. Aldrich; The Politics of Loss after the Gujarat Earthquake from an Ethnographic Perspective, by Dr. Edward Simpson; The Experience of Relocation Policy in Flood-zones of Maharashtra in Flood Zones in Maharashtra, by Mr. Shreedutt Kamat and Ms. Ashwini Kamble and Towards Disaster Resilience Index for Vulnerable Communities in Mumbai, by Prof. Janki Andharia; and Mr. Vikas Lakhani. In addition to the above, the Centre faculty have published in journals and books and participated in various presented papers in seminars/conferences/workshops as paper presenters, resource persons, panellists and discussants. The Centre has been able to establish a training calendar, wherein 3 training workshops on issues of relevance for disaster management were conducted. The Centre has signed MoUs with Kyoto University, the University of Delaware, BRAC University, as well as the Indian Institute of Remote Sensing for collaborations and exchange programmes. QUICK FACTS Faculty Members Research Projects and Other Projects Field Action Projects Publications Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised Participation in/Contribution to Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Papers Presented 6 7 4 12 15 27 12

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Research Projects and Other Projects

Title of the Project Sponsor Date of Sanction/Commencement Feb. 2010 Present Position In-Charge

Spatial Patterns of Violence: A Case Study of Protracted Conflict in Manipur Social Impact Assessment of JaitapuMadban Nuclear Power Plant Hospital Preparedness for Disaster Response in Mumbai Sukhi Baliraja Initiative: Vidarbha Baseline Survey's Psychosocial Care Programme* Climate Change and Urban Disaster Risk Reduction Carrying Capacity of Mumbai Post-Tsunami Study on Rehabilitation in Kerala, Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu

JTCDM, TISS

Just initiated

Dr. Balamurugan Guru, Dr. Samrat Sinha and Dr. Jacquleen Joseph Mr. Mahesh Kamble

JTCDM, TISS

Feb. 2010

Report writing

Centre for Enquiry into Health and Allied Themes Sir Ratan Tata Trust and Sir Dorabji Tata Trust

Aug. 2009 May 2009

Ongoing Report writing

Prof. Janki Andharia Dr. Jacquleen Joseph

Kyoto University Conservation Action Trust TISS, Mumbai

Oct. 2008 Oct. 2008 Oct. 2008

Completed Draft report ready Draft report ready

Prof. Janki Andharia Prof. Janki Andharia Dr. Jacquleen Joseph

Field Action Projects

Post-Aila Response: Towards an Intervention, estd.: 2010 Sunderbans, West Bengal. Sponsor Objectives : : JTCDM, TISS To identify nature of Post-Aila distress among households. To assess nature of intervention required. Programme : Initial assessment commenced. Prof. Janki Andharia.

Faculty-in-Charge :

Improving Sustainable Livelihood of Tsunami-affected People of Nicobar Islands through Community-Based Cooperative Unit and Islands Knowledge Centres, estd.: 2009 Andaman and Nicobar Islands Sponsor Objective Programmes : : : The Sustainable Indigenous Futures Fund, Austria. Establish network of Island Knowledge Centres across the Nicobar archipelago that will act as resource and capacity-building centres by providing a variety of services towards building sustainable livelihoods. Team for the project appointed at Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Two trainings completed. Mid-term evaluation completed. Baseline Research Tools and Training completed. Project Staff : Mr. Dharma Suandaray, Ms. Ruchi Maheshwari, Mr. Ulhas, Mr. Rajendran and Ms. Calista. Prof. Janki Andharia (till Augst 2009), Dr. Jacquleen Joseph and Mr. Mahesh Kamble.

Faculty-in-Charge* :

26/11 Terror Attack Families Rehabilitation, estd.: 2009 Mumbai. Sponsor Objectives : : Taj Trust Fund. To reach the most marginalised survivors and facilitate the recovery process.

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To help reach resources to those who were not reached by government and civil society groups or whose needs were partially met. Programmes : Listing of all families affected by the attack. Rehabilitation plan for the affected members (medical, livelihood and psychosocial). Psychosocial support to the affected and their families. Training for livelihoods. Follow-up of those who have migrated to parent states. Project Staff : Ms. Kanchan, Mr. Rahul, Ms. Tania and Ms. Rupali. Dr. Jacquleen Joseph.

Faculty-in-Charge* :

Food Security, estd.: 2009 TISS, Mumbai. Sponsor Objectives : : TISS, Mumbai. To update policy-level information. To do research. To build networks with civil society groups and other stakeholders. To monitor and support the Advisors district representatives. To engage with government officials to encourage better implementation of schemes. To interact regularly with the Commissioners Office in Delhi and other Advisors around the country. Programmes : Wrote and published three papers on implementation of schemes. Interviews and reports published in three newspapers. Regular interaction with food rights activists, NGOs and district representatives. Meeting with DSO at Thane towards monitoring implementation. Meetings with representatives. Workshop on poverty line and food rights. Tried interaction with Chief Minister and Chief Secretary, Minister of Food and Civil Supplies. A film and handbook for monitoring food schemes in preparation. Facilitated visit to Fyan-affected area to assess impact on food security schemes. Project Staff : Ms. Amruta Paradkar. Mr. Mahesh Kamble.

Faculty-in-Charge :

Publications
Prof. Janki Andharia

Towards Disaster Resilience Index for Vulnerable Communities in Mumbai, JTCDM Working Paper Series Number 12, Mumbai: Tata Institute of Social Sciences, 2010. Critical Exploration of Community Organization in India, Community Development Journal, 44(3), 276290, 2009 Higher Education in Disaster Management: The TISS Experience, Asian Journal of Environment and Disaster Management, 1(1), 7991, 2009. (co-author)

Dr. Balamurugan Guru

Geomatics in Disaster ManagementAbstract Volume, Mumbai: JTCDM, TISS, 2010. (editor) Surface Temperature Mapping using ETM-TIR Images in Parts of Precambrian Terrain, India. In S. Anbazhagan, Venkatachalapathy and R. Neelakantan (Eds.), Exploration Geology and Geoinformatics, New Delhi: Macmillan India, 2009. (co-author) Spectral Reflectance Studies of Lunar Analog Rocks. In S. Anbazhagan, Venkatachalapathy and R. Neelakantan (Eds.), Exploration Geology and Geoinformatics, New Delhi: Macmillan India, 2009. (co-author) Horizontal Gliding and Nappe Sheets in the Charnockite Hills East of Salem, Tamil Nadu: A Preliminary Study. In S. Anbazhagan, Venkatachalapathy and R. Neelakantan (Eds.), Exploration Geology and Geoinformatics, New Delhi: Macmillan India, 2009. (co-author)

Dr. Samrat Sinha and Ms. Parama Bhattacharya

Cyclone Aila in West Bengal: A Report by JTCDM, http:///www.tiss.edu/Aila_report_webpage.pdf, June 2009.

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Dr. Samrat Sinha

The Challenges of Conducting a Humanitarian Response: A Report on the Post-Floods Situation in Mahabubnagar District, Mumbai: Tata Institute of Social Science, November 2009.

Mr. Mahesh Kamble

Implementation of TPDS and Antyodaya in Maharashtra. In N. Sardeshpande, A. Shukla and K. Scott (Eds.), Nutritional Crisis in Maharashtra, Pune: Support for Advocacy and Training to Health Initiative (SATHI-CEHAT), 2009. Implementation of Mid Day Meals Scheme in Maharashtra. In N. Sardeshpande, A. Shukla and K. Scott (Eds.), Nutritional Crisis in Maharashtra, Pune: Support for Advocacy and Training to Health Initiative (SATHI-CEHAT), 2009. Implementation of ICDS in Maharashtra. In N. Sardeshpande, A. Shukla and K. Scott (Eds.), Nutritional Crisis in Maharashtra, Pune: Support for Advocacy and Training to Health Initiative (SATHI-CEHAT), 2009.

Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised

Faculty-in-Charge Dr. Balamurugan Guru and JTCDM Faculty Dr. Samrat Sinha Date Apr. 910, 2010 Mar. 23, 2010 Mar. 9, 2010 Mar. 2, 2010 Name of the Programme GeoDM2010: National Conference on Geomatics in Disaster Management Management Perspectives on Disaster Risk Reduction and Humanitarian Response Workshop on Peace and Conflict Workshop on Defining Poverty Line and Identifying Poor in Maharashtra Workshop on Humanitarian Logistics: The Oxfam Experience Workshop on Community-Based Disaster Management Training on Volunteers in Disaster Response Workshop on Logistics Planning for Uncertainty in Disaster Situation: A Focus on Strategic Sourcing Workshop on Post-Disaster Relief: Issues and Challenges in Supply Chain Management Towards Climate Change Adaptation: The Roadmap for Mumbai JTCDMState Interagency Group West Bengal (State IAG)UNICEF Student Internship Programme Regeneration and Enhancement of Livelihoods in Post-Disaster Situations The Challenges of Logistics in Complex Emergencies Workshop for TNA and Session on Counselling Workshop on Disaster Response and Disaster Management in India Place TISS, Mumbai Sponsor JTCDM, TISS

TISS, Mumbai

JTCDM, TISS

Mr. Mahesh Kamble Mr. Mahesh Kamble

TISS, Mumbai TISS, Mumbai

JTCDM, TISS JTCDM, TISS

Prof. Janki Andharia Mr. Mahesh Kamble Prof. Janki Andharia Prof. Janki Andharia

Jan. 28, 2010 Jan. 1314, 2010 Jan. 1115, 2010 Jan. 8, 2010

TISS, Mumbai TISS, Mumbai TISS, Mumbai TISS, Mumbai

JTCDM, TISS JTCDM, TISS JTCDM, TISS JTCDM, TISS

Prof. Janki Andharia

Jan. 5, 2010

TISS, Mumbai

JTCDM, TISS

Prof. Janki Andharia

Nov. 13, 2009 Oct. 910, 2009 Oct. 59, 2009 Sep 78, 2009 Sep. 7, 2009 May 1, 2009

TISS, Mumbai

JTCDM, TISS, and United Nations University, Tokyo JTCDM, TISS

Dr. Samrat Sinha and Dr. Balamurugan Guru Prof. Janki Andharia

West Bengal

Mumbai

JTCDM, TISS

Dr. Samrat Sinha Mr. Mahesh Kamble Prof. Janki Andharia

TISS, Mumbai

JTCDM, TISS

Deorukh, Ratnagiri Sneha Samrudhdhi Mandal and JTCDM, TISS Mumbai JTCDM, TISS, and College of Naval Warfare, Indian Navy

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Executive Committee Membership and other Official Positions in Academic, Government and Non-Government Organisations
Prof. Janki Andharia

External Member, Anti-Sexual Harassment Committee, Tata Chemicals, Mumbai Member, Executive Council, Janarth, Aurangabad Patron Member, Board of Tata Chemicals Rural Development Society, Mithapur, Gujarat Member, Committee on Vulnerable Groups, National Disaster Management Authority, New Delhi Member, Committee on Community-Based Disaster Risk Reduction, National Disaster Management Authority, New Delhi Member, Governing Board, Academy of Gandhian Studies, Tirupati Member, Board of Studies, Sri Padmavati Mahila Visvavidyalayam, Tirupati Member, Induction of Disaster Management Curricula at Higher and Technical Level of Education, New Delhi Advisor, Young Lives Advisory Panel, Hyderabad Member, Academic and Administrative Audit Committee, Pondicherry University Member, Asian University Network for Environment and Disaster Management, Bangkok Member, Editorial Board, Asian Journal of Disaster Management and Environment, Bangkok Member, Maharashtra Pollution Control Board Vasundhara Awards 2010 Technical Committee, Mumbai Member, Selection Committee, Delhi University, Delhi Member, Selection Committee, Pondicherry University, Pondicherry Member, Advisory Committee, Centre for Disability Studies, Pondicherry Trustee, Conservation Action Trust, Mumbai Assistant Advisor, Advisor to the Commissioner appointed by Supreme Court of India in Right to Food, Mumbai, Maharashtra

Mr. Mahesh Kamble

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Place Karanja Apr. 28, 2010 Coolege at Naval Warfare Conducted 2 Sessions Date Organiser(s) Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Principles of Disaster Management Legislature and Institutional Framework for Disaster Management in India -

Faculty

Title of the Programme

Mr. Mahesh Kamble

Higher Comman Course

Prof. Janki Andharia

Review Workshop on The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity (TEEB): For Local and Regional Policy TISS, Mumbai Apr. 910, 2010 JTCDM, TISS Presented two Papers (as co-author)

Mumbai

Apr. 13, 2010

IIT-Bombay, Green Indian States Trust (GIST), Conservation Action Trust, and BNHS India

Discussant

Dr. Balamurugan Guru

GeoDM2010: National Conference on Geomatics in Disaster Management

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Hyderabad Mar. 31, 2010 Mar. 45, 2010 Feb. 2224, 2010 Centre for Regional Studies, University of Hyderabad Georgia Institute of Technology Chulalongkorn University and Kyoto University Conducted a Session Atlanta, USA Bangkok, Thailand Participant Participant and Discussant Pune Mumbai Feb. 2226, 2010 Feb. 9, 2010 RedR India Participant Conducted a Session Nirmala Niketan and State Human Rights Commission

Application of Geomatics in Landslide Hazards Zonation Mapping in Kalimpong Region, Darjeeling District Flood Risk Mapping in Special Reference to Demographic and Physical Vulnerability Indicators, Parts of Mumbai, India Institutional and Legislature Framework for Disaster Management in India -

Mr. Maheswh Kamble

Disaster, Development and People: A Criticial Review of Experiences from India

Prof. Janki Andharia

2010 Conference on Health and Humanitarian Logistics

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4th Workshop of Asian University Network of Environment and Disaster Management: Focusing on Higher Education on Disaster Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation

2009

Dr. Samrat Sinha

Emergency Needs Assessment and Project Planning

Role of NGOs in Human Rights

Mr. Mahesh Kamble

Human Rights

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Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

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Workshop on Disaster Risk Management for Mega Cities

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Prof. Janki Andharia

Workshop on Sustainability for Tata Power Senior Leadership Team TISS, Mumbai Conducted a Workshop TISS, Mumbai Jan. 1115, 2010 JTCDM, TISS Conducted 2 Sessions Jan. 1115, 2010 JTCDM, TISS Conducted a Session

Mumbai

Jan. 15, 2010

2009

Mr. Mahesh Kamble

Training Volunteers in Disaster Response

Principles of Disaster Management Community-based Disaster Management Introduction to Disastters Types and Effects of Disasters Politicising Food Rights

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Ms. Parama Bhattacharya

Training Volunteers in Disaster Response

Mr. Mahesh Kamble

Food Rights

Indian Instiute of Education, Pune Mumbai Dec. 19, 2009 Drive India Enterprise Solutions Limited

Dec. 29, 2009

Rationing Kruti Samiti

Conducted a Session

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Mumbai Dec. 11, 2009 LOG-India Nalbari and Majuli Islands, Assam New Delhi Oct. 7, 2009 Nov. 22Dec. 6, 2009 RedR India Young Lives Project, Save the Children Mumbai Oct. 59, 2009 JTCDM, TISS Goa Sep. 1618, 2009 International Management Institute, New Delhi, and Goa Institute of Management

Prof. Janki Andharia

India International Logistics Forum's 2nd Annual Supply Chain Seminar

Participant

Prof. Janki Andharia

Seminar on Warehouse Management and Materials Handling

Participant

Dr. Samrat Sinha

Quantitative and Quantiative Survey and DRR for UNICEF Partners

Resource Person

Prof. Janki Andharia

Seminar on Understanding Childhood Poverty: Evidence from Young Lives Project

Presented a Paper

Methodological and Ethical Issues in Research: The Young Lives Study Conducted a Session Principles of Disaster Management

Mr. Mahesh Kamble

Regeneration and Enhancement of Livelihood in Post-Disaster Situations

Prof. Janki Andharia

Second Training Programme on Interfacing Social Sciences with Management Education

Presented a Paper

Wither Management Studies? Social Sciences, Modernisation and Critical Studies

Faculty Deoruekh, Ratnagiri Cardiff, UK London, UK Sep. 35, 2009 Community Development Journal Presented a Paper Sep. 7, 2009 Oxford University Press Presented a Paper Citizenship and Local Democracy in India Fieldwork in Community Organisation: Privileging a Process of Political Engagement Targeted Approach to PDS and Current Poverty Line Disaster Management Course at JTCDM School Disaster Management Planning Participant Sep. 11, 2009 Sneha Samruddhi Mandal Facilitated the TNA Training Need Assessment

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

Mr. Mahesh Kamble

Training Needs Assessment

Prof. Janki Andharia

Wales Regional Seminar

Prof. Janki Andharia

International Symposium on Community Development in an Age of Uncertainty: Connection and Fragmentations Mumbai Roorkee Mumbai Bangkok, Thailand New Delhi May 2226, 2009 Women in Security, Conflict Management and Peace Jul. 520, 2009 Asian Disaster Preparedness Centre Aug. 8, 2009 Rambhau Mhalagi Prabodhinee Aug. 22, 2008 Department of Architecture, IIT, Roorkee Presented a Paper Conducted a Session Participant Aug. 27, 2009 SAATHICEHAT Chaired a Session

Mr. Mahesh Kamble

Seminar on Nutritional Crises in Maharashtra

Dr. Balamurugan Guru

Research Activities in Housing in India

Mr. Mahesh Kamble

Disaster Management

Dr. Jacquleen Joseph

Public Health in Complex Emergencies

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Dr. Samrat Sinha

Seventh Annual Conflict Transformation Workshop on Seeking Peace in Changing Worlds: Conflict Transformation and the New Geopolitics of Power

Mr. Mahesh Kamble

Sapat Parivar Mahacharcha

Panellist

Expectations from New Government

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CENTRE FOR LIFELONG LEARNING

Programme Coordinator: Ms. Sabiha Vasi Dean (Students Affairs): Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram

CENTRE FOR RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

Chairperson: Prof. D.P. Singh Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani Dr. Anil Sutar Mr. K. Ravindran

Garware Chair Professor: Prof. P.C. Saxena

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME TORC

Mr. Khalil Ahmed Ms. Saman Afroz Ms. Saigita Chittur

SIR DORABJI TATA MEMORIAL LIBRARY

Dr. Muttayya Koganuramath Dr. Satish Kanamadi Dr. Mallikarjun Angadi Mr. Puttaraj Choukimath Mr. Prabhu Gaddimani

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CENTRE FOR LIFELONG LEARNING

Lifelong learning is understood as all learning activity undertaken throughout life, with the aim of improving knowledge, skills and competence, within a personal, civic, social and/or employment-related perspective. The purpose of adult education and lifelong learning is to help people make choices and to work with them to become involved in meaningful and relevant action and learning. The mission of the Centre for Lifelong Learning (CLL) is to primarily work with all types of adult learners, who, in turn, seek to work with the disadvantaged and vulnerable sections of society. Towards this end, the CLL organises and conducts continuing education and lifelong learning programmes for adult learners; extension through collaborations and consultations with relevant institutions, and capacity building of personnel and relevant institutions. It caters to adult learners of two types: (i) the professional groups getting trained for their continuing education, and (ii) the general population from diverse background who are outside the formal education system or who have not had the opportunity to access formal education and want to access training or goal-oriented short-term programmes, like citizens groups, voluntary groups and individual learners. The Centre faculty have continued to teach, organise and contribute to several training and capacity-building programmes during the academic year 20092010. The CLL introduced a one year, part-time Diploma Programme in Counselling in June 2009. This is the third teaching programme conducted by the Centre, the other two being a Diploma in Gerontology (launched in 2008) and a Certificate in Social Work (running since 1993). The CLL has also worked in collaboration with the School of Social Sciences (Centre for Human Ecology), and the School of Social Work in developing and offering the M.A. in Counselling during this year. A long-term collaboration between Tata Power and the CLL at TISS, will see the development of a CSR model for the formers volunteers engaged with senior citizens. Effective implementation of this model will lead to the same being replicated amongst other volunteer groups of Tata Power and then be taken further to the CSR programmes of companies, which are members of Bombay Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Initial work has begun with the training of Tata Power volunteers engaged with senior citizens. The Centre furthered its activities in the field of Theme-Centred Interaction by holding two 5-day workshops during this academic year. The Centre faculty continued in the capacity of a Key Trainer in the UGC Scheme on Capacity Building for Women Managers in Higher Education, and as a Core Group Resource Person on the UGC National Consultative Committee for the same. QUICK FACTS Faculty Members Research Project Field Action Project Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised Participation in/Contribution to Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes 2 1 1 11 8

Research Projects
Title of the Project Sponsor Date of Sanction/Commencement Apr. 2001 Present Position In-Charge

Curriculum Planning and Preparation/Publication of Training Sourcebooks*

Tata Education Trust

Closed

Prof. Nasreen Rustomframe

Executive Committee Membership and other Official Positions in Academic, Government and Non-Government Organisations
Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram

Member, Executive Committee, Apnalaya, Mumbai Member, Sexual Harassment Committee, Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited, Mumbai Trustee, ICMH, Mumbai Founder Trustee, PATH, Mumbai Trustee, FRCH, Mumbai

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Member, Governing Council, CHETANA, Ahmedabad

Field Action Project

Humanity United M-Ward, estd.: 2002 TISS, Mumbai. Sponsor Objectives Programmes : : : TISS, Mumbai. To create awareness about Human Rights in M-Ward. To support action related to Human Rights in M-Ward. Survey of 5 ALMs and 5 DVs in M-Ward. Solid Waste Management (SWM) campaign within TISS, Mumbai. Organisational visits to Badlapur, Pestom Sagar to view innovative initiatives in SWM. Establishing a network of NGOs and citizens groups on SWM in M-Ward. Project Staff : Mr. Sumedh Patil. Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram.

Faculty-in-Charge* :

Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised

Faculty-in-Charge Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram Date Mar. 17, 2010 Feb. 23, 2010 Feb. 22, 2010 Name of the Programme Training Volunteers to Work with Senior Citizens Womens Studies and Management Education Workshop on Experiential Understanding of Social Exclusion Training of Trainers: UGC Capacity Building Programme for Women Managers in Higher Education Networking for Issues of Solid Waste Management TCI Workshop on Patterns in Human Behaviour: How to Deal with them in Groups Curriculum Development Workshop with CHAITANYA Place Mumbai Varanasi Varanasi Sponsor Tata Power Centre for Management Studies, Banaras Hindu University (BHU) BHU

Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram

Jan. 49, 2023, Feb. 26, 1517 and Mar. 2328, 2010 Nov. 17, 2009 Nov. 913, 2009 Nov. 8, Dec. 10, 2009 and Feb. 1213, 2010 Oct. 2224, 2009 Oct. 67, 2009 Sep. 13, 2009

Tirupati, Guwahati, University Grants Commisson Chennai and (UGC) Kurukshetra

Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram

TISS, Mumbai Mumbai

Centre for Lifelong Learning, TISS TISS, Mumbai

Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram

TISS, Mumbai

CHAITANYA and TISS, Mumbai

Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram

Refresher Course on Women and Governance Life Skills Workshop Refresher Course on Academic Leadership in the Capacity Building Programme for Women Managers in Higher Education Training of Trainers in Participatory Training Methodology

Mumbai Mumbai Bhopal

UGC S.N.D.T. Womens University UGC

Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram

Jun. 13, 2009

Imphal

Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria

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Place Mumbai Mar. 22, 2010 Tata Power Ltd. Workshop Facilitator Date Organiser(s) Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session

Faculty

Title of the Programme

REPORT

Ms. Sabiha Vasi

Training of Tata Power Volunteers Engaged with Senior Citizens

2009

Community Building and Exploring Expectations Reflections on Volunteering Identifying Personal Strengths Identify Needs of the Elderly Action Plan Communication Skills and Conflict Resolution

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Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram

Training Programme on Materials Management for Hospitals Materials Managers TISS, Mumbai Feb. 45, 2010 School of Management and Labour Studies, TISS Resource Person

TISS, Mumbai

Mar. 13, 2010

School of Health Systems Studies (SHSS), TISS

Resource Person

Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram

Leadership Essentials: Leadership Development Programme for School Leaders

Emotional Intelligence: Functional and Dysfunctional Impact of Emotions Key Leadership Challenges Chaired a Session Discussant Observer Participant Academic Leadership

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Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram

Sensitivity, Awareness and Motivation Workshop for Women Managers in Higher Education

Univesity Grants Commission

Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram

Symposium on Peoples Candidates and the Electoral Process

Ms. Sabiha Vasi

Personal Relationships: A Basis of Our Private and Our Professional Life Theme-Centred Interaction Application Workshop Based on Concrete Situations

Participant

Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram

Hospital Management Training Programme for Centre Directors and Senior Managers of Apollo Health and Lifestyle Limited

Resource Person

Communication Skills and Conflict Resolution

Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram

Supportive Supervision in HIV/AIDS Counselling

Resource Person

Practicing Supervision Skills

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CENTRE FOR RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

The Centre for Research Methodology (CRM) anchors the course work at the Institute level for the Integrated M.Phil.Ph.D. programme. The Centre faculty also teach Research Methodology courses at the Masters level in the Schools of Social Work, Management and Labour Studies, and Health Systems Studies, and in the Post-Graduate Diploma on Child Rights. In 20092010, CRM faculty members carried out research in the broad areas of children, civil society organisations, education, employment and status of minority communities. They have also conducted workshops and training programmes on qualitative and quantitative methodology and data analysis, while their publications focus on issues related to the aged and migration. Additionally, the CRM faculty have also contributed as resource persons, discussants, external observer and paper presenters at national and international level workshops/seminars/conferences promoting the practice of research, advocacy and capacity-building. The Centre faculty contribute to the development of the agenda of research outside the Institute through membership in Research Ethics Committees, research projects, and Thesis Advisory Committees. A faculty member of the Centre has been appointed by the Government of Maharashtra as a member of the Working Group to Develop an MIS for Childrens Institutions in the state. The TISS is part of a consortium of South Asian Universities for Evaluation Training. This project aims at the capacity development in evaluation training in universities in Asia. The CRM represents the Institute in this consortium and its faculty are working on a Diploma programme in Evaluation to be offered at TISS. QUICK FACTS Faculty Members Garware Chair Professor Research Projects Publications Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised Participation in/Contribution to Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Papers Presented 4 1 7 3 4 12 5

Research Projects and Other Projects

Title of the Project Sponsor Date of Sanction/Commencement Feb. 2010 Jun. 2009 Present Position In-Charge

Content Analysis of Cases of Runaway Children Primary and Secondary Schools in Navi Mumbai: Facilities, Student Enrolment and Performance and Staff Profile Socioeconomic, Educational and Health Status of Muslim Community in Maharashtra Conceptualisation of SATHIs Programmes for Children Employment in Service Sector in Navi Mumbai: Government and Private Offices A Study of the Relationship between UK-based Civil Society Organisations with CSOs in the Global South: Issues and Challenges Child Rights as a Field of Practice in India

SATHI, Bengaluru City and Industrial Development Corporation (CIDCO)

Ongoing Completed

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani Prof. P.C. Saxena

Maharashtra State Minorities Commission SATHI, Bengaluru CIDCO

Apr. 2009

Report writing

Prof. D.P. Singh

Jan. 2009 Jan. 2009

Completed Completed

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani Prof. P.C. Saxena

TISSLSE Collaboration Project

Jul. 2008

Data processing

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani

Terre des homes Germany Coordination Office, India

Sep. 2007

Data processing and analysis

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani

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Publications
Prof. P.C. Saxena

Indian Labour Migrants in Lebanon: A Comparative Study of Migrants from Punjab and Tamil Nadu, Viewpoints Special Edition: Migration and the Mashreq, Washington, D.C.: Middle East Institute, April 2010. http://www.mei.edu/Portals/o/Publications/ Migration%20Mashreq.pdf

Prof. D.P. Singh

Profile of Elderly Women Workers in India, HelpAge India Research and Development Journal, 15(2), 812, 2009. (co-author) Population Trends. In Mumbai Development Report 2009, Mumbai: Oxford University Press, 2009.

Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised

Faculty-in-Charge Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani Prof. D.P. Singh Date Apr. 810, 2010 Apr. 6, 2010 Jan. 1113 and Feb. 15, 2010 Aug. 2829, 2009 Name of the Programme Training Programme on Strategy Planning Training Programme on FGDs Data Analysis in Social Sciences Place Mumbai Mumbai TISS, Mumbai Sponsor Bombay Association for Trained Social Workers CEHAT Self-financed

Prof. D.P. Singh

Research Methodology Workshop

Pune

Water Shed

Executive Committee Membership and other Official Positions in Academic, Government and Non-Government Organisations
Prof. D.P. Singh

Trustee, Indian Association of Study of Population, Tirupati Trustee, PRERNA, Mumbai Member, Curriculum Development Committee for Masters Degree Programme in Statistics, Central University of Bihar, Patna Member, Working Group to Develop an MIS for Childrens Institutions in Maharashtra, Department of Women and Child Development, Government of Maharashtra, Mumbai Advisor, Advisory Board, ICICI Bank Foundation for Child Health and Nutrition, Mumbai Resource Person, UNICEFs Study on CWCs in Maharashtra, Mumbai Research Advisor, CEHATs Study on Exploring Religious Discrimination at Health Facilities, Mumbai Member, Thesis Advisory Committee, Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai Member, Selection Committee, Khadi & Village Industries Commission, Mumbai Member, Indian Association of Social Science and Health, Mumbai Fellow of Rural Health Society, Kolkata.

Prof. P.C. Saxena Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani

Mr. K. Ravindran

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Place Chennai Mar. 2527, 2010 International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) Presented a Paper Date Organiser(s) Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Internal Migration in Southern Indian States: New Dimension

Faculty

Title of the Programme

Prof. D.P. Singh

National Conference on Demographic Convergence, Demographic Dividend, Population Ageing and Implications for Health and Socioeconomic Transformations: Special Focus on South Indian States Varanasi Mar. 57, 2010 Indian Association for Social Sciences and Health Chaired a Session -

Prof. D. P. Singh

7th Conference on Health, Poverty and Human Development Mumbai IIPS

Prof. P.C. Saxena

Seminar on Demography: International Perspectives and Challenges in India Mumbai Feb. 3, 2010 SP Jain Institute of Management

Feb. 1213, 2010

Presented a Paper

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Pune Jan. 19, 2010 SATHI, Bengaluru Varanasi Nov. 2729, 2009 ISMS, New Delhi TISS, Mumbai Nov. 13, 2009 Max Planck, TISS and PUKAR IASP Tirupati Nov. 35, 2009

Population Environment and Health Nexus: An Indian Perspective Resource Person Evaluation of Social Development Programmes

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani

Training Programme on Management of Social Development Programmes

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Workshop on Evidence-Based Practice

Resource Person

Evidence-Based Practice

Prof. D.P. Singh

Annual Seminar of the Indian Society for Medical Statistics (ISMS)

Participant

REPORT

Dr. Anil S. Sutar

Workshop on Urban Aspirations in Mega Cities

Participant

2009

Prof. D.P. Singh

Presented a Paper

Migration in Ladakh Valley

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31st Annual Conference on Indian Association of Study of Population (IASP)

Faculty Marrakech, Morocco Sep. 27Oct. 2, 2009 IUSSP Presented two Papers

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

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26th International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP) Conference

REPORT 2009

Ageing and Age-Structural Transition in Arab Countries: Estimated Period of Demographic Dividends and Economic Opportunity Policies for Protection of International Labour Migrants in Host Countries: A Case Study of Indian Migrant Workers in Lebanon -

Dr. Anil S. Sutar Kathmandu, Nepal Mumbai Jul. 1920, 2009 YUVA Aug. 1014, 2009 UNICEF ROSA Resource Person External Observer

Pune

Watershed

Resource Person

10

Research Methodology Workshop

Aug. 2829, 2009

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani

Regional Workshop on Education Policy Advocacy and Planning

Qualitative Methods for Education Policy and Planning External Observers Report

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani

Workshop on YUVAs External and Internal Challenges

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NATIONAL SERVICES SCHEMETORC

The National Service Scheme Training Orientation and Research Centre (NSS-TORC) of TISS receives direct support from the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India, for conducting its various programmes. The TORC conducts Orientation and Refresher Courses for NSS Programme Officers in Maharashtra and Goa. Its jurisdiction extends to 1,200 NSS Units of Junior and Degree Colleges, and ITIs in these two states. In 20092010, the NSS-TORC trained 268 NSS Officers through 4 Orientation and 3 Refresher Programmes on Education in Human Values, Youth an Instrument of Harmony and Peace, and Stress Management and Suicide Prevention amongst Youth. The Centre also organised a workshop on Addressing Domestic Violence through Educational Institutions in collaboration with the Youth for Unity and Voluntary Action (YUVA). This workshop was organised as a part of OXFAMs We Can End All Violence Campaign of which YUVA is a part. Around 50 NSS Programme Officers and NSS student leaders from various colleges of Mumbai attended this programme. The NSS-TORC prepared and submitted the report of the Evaluation Study of NSS in India to the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, India. The TORC is continuing to work on developing a certificate course on Youth Empowerment and Management and establishing a Centre for Youth Studies. Besides the above mentioned activities, the NSS-TORC also reached out to over 1,500 students and 268 Programme Officers, Area Officers, District Officers and Programme Coordinators to render expertise in special programmes of universities and colleges in its jurisdiction. The Centre faculty visited selected Special Camping Programmes of Mumbai, Nagpur, Shivaji and SNDT Universities where they delivered motivational lectures, and provided project-related consultancies. The TORC was involved in screening the recipients of the NSS National and State-level awards for the year 20082009.

QUICK FACTS Faculty Members Research Projects Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised Participation in/Contribution to Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes 3 2 8 10

Research Projects and Other Projects

Title of the Project Sponsor Date of Sanction/Commencement Mar. 2008 Present Position In-Charge

An Evaluation Study of National Service Scheme in India Role of NSS in Community Development in Maharashtra and Goa: An Assessment

Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sport, GoI Board of Research Studies, TISS

Completed

Mr. Khalil Ahmed, Ms. Saman Afroz and Ms. C. Saigita Mr. Khalil Ahmed, Ms. Saman Afroz and Ms. C. Saigita

Oct. 2007

Completed

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Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised

Faculty-in-Charge Mr. Khalil Ahmed Ms. Saman Afroz and Ms. C. Saigita Mr. Khalil Ahmed and Ms. C. Saigita Mr. Khalil Ahmed and Ms. Saman Afroz Mr. Khalil Ahmed and Ms. Saman Afroz Mr. Khalil Ahmed and Ms. C. Saigita Mr. Khalil Ahmed and Ms. C. Saigita Mr. Khalil Ahmed and Ms. C. Saigita Mr. Khalil Ahmed and Ms. C. Saigita Date Mar. 2529, 2010 Feb. 2428, 2010 Feb. 2324, 2010 Feb. 16, 2010 Name of the Programme 48th Refresher Course on Stress Management and Suicide Prevention 47th Refresher Course on Youth: An Instrument of Harmony and Peace 120th NSS Orientation Course Place TISS, Mumbai Sponsor Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports (MoYAS), GoI MoYAS, GoI

Nagpur

S.N. College, Bhayender, Thane Dist. TISS, Mumbai

MoYAS, GoI

Workshop on Addressing Domestic Violence through Educational Institutions 119th Orientation Course 118th Orientation Course 46th NSS Refresher Course on Education in Human Values 117th Orientation Course

MoYAS, GoI

Feb. 1322, 2010 Dec. 1423, 2009 Dec. 15, 2009 Oct. 30Nov. 8, 2009

Nagpur Panvel Panchgani TISS, Mumbai

MoYAS, GoI MoYAS, GoI MoYAS, GoI MoYAS, GoI

Executive Committee Membership and other Official Positions in Academic, Government and Non-Government Organisations
Mr. Khalil Ahmed

Advisor, Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth, Dapoli Advisor, International Society for Harmony and Peace, Mumbai Advisor, Karunya Trust, Mumbai Advisor, Maharashtra United Social Trust, Mumbai Member, NSS+2 Advisory Committee, Directorate of Higher Secondary Education, Pune Member, NSS Advisory Committee, Yeshwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University, Nashik Member, NSS Advisory Committee, NSSTOC, Ahmednagar Member, NSS Advisory Committee, S.N.D.T. Womens University, Mumbai Member, NSS Advisory Committee, Goa University, Goa Member, NSS Advisory Committee, Maharashtra University of Health Sciences, Nashik Member, NSS Advisory Committee, NSS Cell, Department of Higher and Technical Education, Government of Maharashtra, Mumbai Member, NSS Advisory Committee, I.T.I. Directorate, Mumbai Member, NSS Advisory Committee, Shivaji University, Kolhapur Member, NSS Advisory Committee, Babasaheb Ambedkar Technical University, Lonere Member, NSS Advisory Committee, RTM Nagpur University, Nagpur Member, NSS Advisory Committee, National Institute of Events Management, Mumbai Member, NSS Advisory Committee, Needs Foundation, Mumbai Member, NSS Advisory Committee, Citizens Council for Better Tomorrow, Mumbai

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Place TISS, Mumbai Apr. 78, 2010 Jan. 29, 2010 Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development, and Dr. Punjabrao Deshmukh Institute of Management Studies Centre for Criminology and Justice, School of Social Work, TISS Centre for Study of Society and Secularism Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development Children Welfare Centre Rapporteur Resource Person Centre for Research Methodology, TISS Participant Date Organiser(s) Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session

Faculty

Title of the Programme

Ms. Saman Afroz

Workshop on SPSS

Mr. Khalil Ahmed

NSS TOT on Social Harmony and National Unity

Nagpur

National Integration and NSS

Ms. C. Saigita

National Consultation on Criminal Justice Reforms

TISS, Mumbai

Dec. 1112, 2009

Mr. Khalil Ahmed

Seminar on Religion and Homosexuality Chennai Sep. 1718, 2009

Mumbai

Oct. 12, 2009

Resource Person

Changing Values and Ethics in Religion Resource Person Youth Empowerment: Socioeconomic Perspective: Role of NSS Resource Person Communal Harmony in Current Day Context Resource Person NSS in Retrospect and Prospect
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Mumbai Sep. 11, 2009 Panji, Goa Aug. 1113, 2009 SLO-Office, Goa Mumbai Aug. 4, 2009 SLO-Office, Maharashtra Mumbai Jul. 6, 8 and 10, 2009 Jun. 2729, 2009 NSS Cell, Mumbai Silvasa SLO-Office, Maharashtra Mumbai Jun 25, 2009 Institute of Islamic Studies

Mr. Khalil Ahmed

National Colloquium on Strategies for Youth Empowerment

Mr. Khalil Ahmed

Seminar on Communal Harmony

Mr. Khalil Ahmed

Annual Workshop of NSS Programme Officers and Principals

Mr. Khalil Ahmed

Consultation on NSS Training

Resource Person

Identifying Training Needs for NSS Key Functionaries Resource Person -

REPORT

Ms. C. Saigita

Workshop on NSS Project and Planning Session

Mr. Khalil Ahmed

State-Level Consultation on NSS Coordinators and District Coordinators

Resource Person

NSS Vision for 200910

2009

Mr. Khalil Ahmed

Seminar on Secularism: Role Youth Can Play

Resource Person

10

Role Youth Can Play in Mitigating Communal Tension

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SIR DORABJI TATA MEMORIAL LIBRARY

The Sir Dorabji Tata Memorial Library (SDTML) has a focused collection of learning resources taking into consideration the academic programmes and research needs of the Institute. It holds about 1,12,600 volumes, 1,600 audio-visual materials and subscribes to over 289 learned journals. It also has access to 4,500 online journals and databases. The Library provides a host of information services to its users, like Current Awareness Bulletin, New Additions, Selective Dissemination of Information Bulletin, Online Public Access Catalogue, Document Delivery Service, laser printing and photocopying facilities, digital and cyber library services, etc. A fully computerised Library, the SDTML has established an institutional repository for providing access to electronic theses and dissertations, faculty project reports, field action projects and publications. The Library is recognised by the Comission as a National Document Delivery Centre in the field of social sciences. Four more additional floors have been added to the Library building this year, providing additional stack and study areas. The SDTML has enhanced its IT infrastructure by upgrading the internet bandwidth to 10mbps. The Cyber Library, a 24/7 facility with over 100 workstations, provides seamless access to e-journals and e-books available at the Institute. VPN technology is used to provide remote login facility for accessing all these e-resources from anywhere and has been highly beneficial to faculty who are on the move, as well as students at the Tuljapur, Hyderabad and Guwahati campuses. The M.K. Tata Learning Centre for the Visually Challenged is a unique feature of this Library, which has 20 workstations loaded with software that assists visually challenged persons to read the print as well as electronic resources. It also has the facility for Braille Printing. The SDTML is also involved in capacity building activities. This year, it conducted international workshops on Design and Development of Digital Libraries using Open Source Software, and Capacity Building in the Knowledge Environment. Academic Staff Research Projects and Other Projects Publications Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised Participation in/Contribution to Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Papers Presented 5 3 7 4 15 4

Research Projects and Other Projects

Title of the Project Sponsor Date of Sanction/Commencement Mar. 2010 Present Position In-Charge

Digitisation of Minutes of Academic Council/Governing Board Meetings Digitisation of Bal Chetna: The Quarterly Bulletin of the Indian Association of Pre-School Education Capacity Building in the Knowledge Environment: Workshops to Train Library and Information Professionals in Information Literacy Skills

TISS, Mumbai

Scanning of documents initiated Material collection and data mining

Dr. Muttayya Koganuramath and Dr. Mallikarjun Angadi Dr. Muttayya Koganuramath and Dr. Mallikarjun Angadi

Indian Association of Pre-School Education

Mar. 2010

International Federation of Library Association and Institutions, The Netherlands

Mar. 2009

Ongoing

Dr. Muttayya Koganuramath and Dr. Satish Kanamadi

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Publications
Dr. Mallikarjun Angadi

Putting Knowledge to Work: Best Practices in Librarianship, Mumbai: Bombay Science Librarians Association, 2009. (co-author)

Dr. Mallikarjun Angadi and Dr. Muttayya Koganuramath

Scientometric Portrait of Nobel Laureate Carl E. Wieman. In B.S. Kademani and A. Sagar (Eds.), Serving Knowledge in the 21st Century: Dr. Vijai Kumar Festschrift, Mumbai: Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, 2009. (co-authors)

Dr. Satish Kanamadi

Information Communication Technology and HRM Issues in Academic Libraries: A Study, Indian Journal of Information, Library and Society, 22(1 and 2), 6474, 2009. (co-author) Library Staff Competence in Providing Information Literacy Programmes in the ICT Environment: A Case Study. In B.S. Kademani and A. Sagar (Eds.), Serving Knowledge in the 21st Century: Dr. Vijai Kumar Festschrift, Mumbai: Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, 2009. (co-author) Library: A Temple of Learning and Knowledge, Mumbai: Sita Publications, 2010. (co-editor)

Dr. Muttayya Koganuramath and Dr. Mallikarjun Angadi

Digitization in Academic Library: A Success Story of Tata Institute of Social Sciences, DESIDOC Journal Library & Information Technology, 30(1), 3843, 2009

Dr. Muttayya Koganuramath and Mr. Putturaj Choukimath

Impact of Digital Information Culture on the Academic Libraries. In H. Kabir and K.G. Sudhier, Prof. C.V. Rajan Pillai Festschrift, Thiruvananthapuram: University of Kerala, 2010.

Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised

Faculty-in-Charge Dr. Muttayya Koganuramath and Dr. Satish Kanamadi Date Dec. 1819, 2009 Name of the Programme International Workshop on Capacity Building in the Knowledge Environment to Train Library and Information Professionals in Information Literacy Skills TISSSDC Workshop on Design and Development of Digital Libraries Using Open Source Software Regional Workshop on Indian Health Observatory National Conference on Putting Knowledge to Work: Best Practices in Librarianship Place Mumbai Sponsor International Federation of Library Association and Institutions, The Netherlands

Dr. Mallikarjun Angadi and Dr. Muttatayya Koganuramath

Dec. 1418, 2009

Mumbai

SDC, New Delhi

Dr. Muttayya Koganuramath and Dr. Satish Kanamadi Dr. Muttayya Koganuramath

Nov. 6, 2009 May 12, 2009

TISS, Mumbai Navi Mumbai

WHO India Bombay Science Librarians Association and C-DAC

Executive Committee Membership and other Official Positions in Academic, Government and Non-Government Organisations
Dr. Muttayya Koganuramath

Chairperson, Bombay Science Librarians Association, Mumbai Expert Member, Library and Resource Centre, Central University, Bihar, Patna Expert Member, Library and Resource Centre, Central University, Gujarat, Gandhinagar Member, Executive Committee, Bombay Science Librarians Association, Mumbai

Dr. Satish Kanamadi

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Participation in/Contribution to Conferences, Seminars, Workshops and Training Programmes

Place Surathkal Apr. 9, 2010 National Institute of Technology, Karnataka Chaired a Session Date Organiser(s) Nature of Participation Title of Paper/Session Networking and Resource Sharing

Faculty

Title of the Programme

REPORT

Dr. Muttayya Koganuramath

National Conference on Knowledge, Knowledge Banks and Information Networking Chennai Mar. 2930, 2010 Anna University Participant -

2009

Mr. Puttaraj Choukimath

EAP 2010: Workshop on Effective Communication and Presentation Skills for Library Professionals Srinagar Mar. 1516, 2010 Jan. 27Feb. 16, 2010 Pondicherry University Participant ICSSR and University of Kashmir, Srinagar Participant -

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Dr. Satish Kanamadi

Web Resources in Social Science Research Pondicherry

Mr. Prabhu Gaddimani

UGC Sponsored Refresher Course in Library and Information Science Noida Jan. 2124, 2010 Indian Library Association and Birla Institute of Management Technology Guru Nanak Institute of Management Studies ICFTE

148
Mumbai Jan. 15, 2010 Dubai Dec. 2830, 2009 Dharwad Dec. 21, 2009 Karnatak University TISS, Mumbai Dec. 1819, 2009 TISS and International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions

Dr. Muttayya Koganuramath

55th ILA National Conference on Library and Information Science in the Digital Era

Conference Director Presented a Paper

Library and Information Science in the Digital Era

Dr. Satish Kanamadi

Library: A Temple of Learning and Knowledge House

Chaired a Session

RFID and Security System in the Libraries Presented a Paper Technical Education and E-resources in India: Prospects and Developments Chaired a Session Libraries and Webometrics

Dr. Mallikarjun Angadi

International Conference on Financial Theory and Engineering (ICFTE)

Dr. Muttayya Koganuramath

National Seminar on Webometrics, Infometrics and Scientometrics

Dr. Mallikarjun Angadi, Mr. Putturaj Choukimath and Mr. Prabhu Gaddimani

International Workshop on Capacity Building in the Knowledge Environment: Primary Workshop to Train Library and Information Professionals in Information Literacy Skills

Participants

Faculty Mumbai Dec. 1418, 2009 SAARC Documentation Centre and TISS, Mumbai Participants -

Title of the Programme

Place

Date

Organiser(s)

Nature of Participation

Title of Paper/Session

Dr. Satish Kanamadi, Mr. Putturaj Choukimath and Mr. Prabhu Gaddimani Mumbai Nov. 6, 2009 TISS, Mumbai Participants -

TISSSDC Workshop on Design and Development of Digital Libraries Using Open Source Software

Dr. Mallikarjun Angadi, Mr. Putturaj Choukimath and Mr. Prabhu Gaddimani Delhi Oct. 58, 2009 DULS, University of Delhi Presented a Paper

Regional Workshop on Indian Health Observatory

Dr. Muttayya Koganuramath and Mr. Putturaj Choukimath

ICAL 2009: International Conference on Academic Libraries Bhubaneswar Spe. 2021, 2009 Nabakrushna Chaudhury for Development Studies Presented a Paper

Learning Resource Centre for the Visually Impaired Students in the Universities to Foster Inclusive Education Capacity Building of Library Professionals: A Case Study of Sir Dorabji Tata Memorial Library -

Mr. Prabhu Gaddimani

ICSSR National Seminar on Capacity Building for Library Professionals in Digital Environment Mumbai Aug. 8, 2009 Participant

Mr. Prabhu Gaddimani

Relevance of Ranganathans Principles in Internet Era

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Nainital May 18Jun. 13, 2009

The Advanced Center for Treatment, Research and Education in Cancer, and Bombay Science Librarians Association UGCASC, Kuman University, Nainital

Mr. Puttaraj Choukimath

Orientation Programme-8

Participant

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STUDENTS
Student Strength Agencies for Field Work/Internships/Field Attachment Research Projects of Masters Degree Students M.Phil. and Ph.D. Seminars

151

Student Strength, 20092010 Programme Bachelors Masters M.Phil.* Ph.D.** Diploma and Certificate GRAND TOTAL Number of Students 112 919 55 155 247 1,488

*Strength of M.Phil. Scholars

M.Phil. Scholars Academic Year Admitted in July 31 27 29 21 TOTAL 2 deferred admission Currently Continuing 29 21 4 1 55 5 6 0 4 6 24 12 Completed M.Phil. Degree Withdrawn Moved to Integrated Ph.D. after completion of one year of course work

20092010 20082009 20072008 20062007

**Strength of Ph.D. Scholars

Direct Admission Academic Year 20092010 20082009 20072008 20062007 Pre-2006 Batch July 24 19 + 5 8 7 12 January 14 9 11 4 Integrated M.Phil./Ph.D. Programme (opted for direct Ph.D.) 6 24 12 TOTAL 5 scholars from old batch were included as part of the new programme.

Total 38 39 43 23 12 155

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Agencies for Field Work/Internships/Field Attachment

CERTIFICATE IN SOCIAL WORK
SAATHI Room No.14, 1st Floor, Agripada Municipal School, Umer Farookh Path, Opp. YMCA Swimming, Mumbai Central, Mumbai 400008. Mmuskaan: Child & Adolescence Centre Dr. M.L. Dhawle Trust, BMC Holistic Mother & Child Care Centre, Harishankar Joshi Marg, Dahisar (E), Mumbai 400068. NASEOH Postal Colony, Chembur, Mumbai 400071.

DIPLOMA IN GERONTOLOGY
Dignity Foundation BMC School Building, Topiwalalane, Opp. Lamington Road Police Station, Mumbai 400007. Family Welfare Agency Opp. B.D.D. Chawl No.5, N.M. Joshi Marg, Lower Parel (E), Mumbai 400013.

DIPLOMA IN HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION

B.Y.L. Nair Hospital Dr. A.L. Nair Road, Mumbai 400008. B.A.R.C. Hospital Dept.of Atomic Energy, Deonar, Mumbai 400088. Bhatia General Hospital Tardeo Road, Grant Road (W), Mumbai 400007. Bombay Hospital and Medical Research Centre 12 New Marine Lines, Mumbai 400020. BSES MG Hospital Swami Vivekanand Road, Opposite to Railway Station, Andheri (W), Mumbai 400058. Dr. Balabhai Nanavati Hospital S.V. Road, Vile Parle (W), Mumbai 400056. Dr. L.H. Hiranandani Hospital Hillside Avenue, Hiranandani Gardens, Powai, Mumbai 400076. Holy Spirit Hospital Mahakali Road, Andheri (E), Mumbai 400093. Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital and Medical Research Centre Rao Saheb Achutrao Patwardhan Marg, Four Bunglows, Andheri (W), Mumbai 400053. Lilavati Hospital and Research Centre A-791, Bandra Reclamation, Bandra (W), Mumbai 400050. Lokmanya Tilak Memorial General Hospital Sion, Mumbai 400022. MGM Hospital Vashi, Navi Mumbai 400708. P.D. Hinduja National Hospital and Medical Research Centre Veer Savarkar Marg, Mahim, Mumbai 400016. Saifee Hospital Post Box 3771, 15/17 Maharshi Karve Marg, Charni Road, Mumbai 400004. Seth G.S.M & K.E.M Hospital Dr. S.S. Rao Road, Parel, Mumbai 400012. Sir Hurkisondas Nurrotumdas Hospital and Research Centre Padmashri Gordhanbapa Chowk, Raja Rammohan Roy Road, Mumbai 400004. The Bandra Holy Family Hospital St. Andrews Road, Bandra, Mumbai 400050.

DIPLOMA IN HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT

Ajanta Pharma Andheri (W), Mumbai. Asahi India Glass Ltd. Plot No. T-7, MIDC Industrial Area, Taloja, District Raigad 410208. Atomic Energy Regulatory Board Niyamak Bhavan, Anushaktinagar, Mumbai 400094. Berggruen Car Rentals Pvt. Ltd. 6th Floor, Notan Plaza, Turner Road, Bandra (W), Mumbai 400050. Bhabha Atomic Research Centre Anushaktinagar, Mumbai 400094. Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd. Refinerly Mahul, Chembur, Mumbai 400074. CMD 6, Sai Laxmi Prasad, Dadabhai X Lane, Near Bhavans College, Andheri (W), Mumbai 400058. Dish Hospitality Pvt. Ltd. 301, 3rd Floor, Raheja Point, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru Road, Vakola, Santacruz (E), Mumbai 400055. HRDD Training School Anushaktinagar, Mumbai 400094. Jindal Steel Works JSW, Victoria House, Kamla Mill Compound, P.B. Marg Lower Parel, Mumbai 400013. Llubrizol India (Pvt.) Ltd. Turbhe, Navi Mumbai. Grasim Industries Ltd. Aditya Birla Group. Mahindra & Mahindra Kandivali, Mumbai. Mazgaon Dock Ltd. Dockyard Road, Mazgaon, Mumbai 400010.

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Meru Cab Company Pvt. Ltd. 128, Ijmima building, Raheja Multiplex, Opp. Interface, Malad, Mumbai 400064. Nucler Power Corporation of India Ltd. Anushakti Nagar, Trombay, Mumbai 400094. Privi Organics Limited Thane Belapur Road, Navi Mumbai 400709. Rashtriya Chemical Fertilizers Administrative Building, 2nd Floor, CMDC, Chembur, Mumbai 400074.

Reliance People Serve Ltd. Reliance Corporate Park, Building No. 4, Ist Floor, A-Wing, Gate-A, Thane-Belapur Road, Ghansoli, Navi Mumbai 400701. SAP India Ltd. Platina , Bandra Kurla Complex, Mumbai. Sparklet Engineers 17, R.K. Industry House, Walbhat Road, Goregaon (E), Mumbai 400063. Sulzer Pumps India Pvt. Ltd. Navi Mumbai. Supreme Petrochem Ltd. 4th Floor, Solitaire Corporate Park, Chakala, Andheri (E), Mumbai 400093.

Tata Teleservices Ltd Corporate Office, A, E & F Blocks, Voltas Premises, T.B. Kadam Marg, Chinchpokli Mumbai 400033. The Akanksha Foundation Voltas House C, T.B. Kadam Marg, Chinchpokli, Mumbai 400033. Times Business Solutions Ltd. Times Tower, 5th Floor, Kamla Mills Compound, Lower Parel, Mumbai 400013. Zydus Nycomed Healthcare Pvt. Ltd. C/4, MIDC, Village Pawne, Thane-Belapur Road, Vashi, Navi Mumbai 400705.

M.A. IN COUNSELLING
B.A.R.C. Hospital Department of Psychiatry, Anushakti Nagar, Mumbai 400088. Disha Counselling Centre 3rd Floor, Kanchan Villa, KSA Compound, Bhavani Shankar Road, Near Shardashram School, Dadar, Mumbai 400028. Kripa Foundation 81/A Chapel Road, Mt. Carmel Church, Bandra (W), Mumbai 400050. Kshitij Mental Health Centre Near B.D.D. Chawl No. 11, N.M. Joshi Marg, Lower Parel, (E), Mumbai 400013. Larsen & Toubro Ltd. Welfare Department Gate No.1. Works, Saki Vihar Road, Powai, Mumbai 400072. Manav Seva Sangh 255/257, Sion Main Road (W), Mumba. Masina Centre for Psychotherapy and Behavioural Sciences C/o. Masina Hospital, Sant Savta Marg, Byculla (E), Mumbai 400027. New English School Paylipada, Trombay, Mumbai 400088. Stree Mukti Sanghtana Community Center Near Vashi Police Station, Sector 3, Vashi, Navi Mumbai 400703. Tata Memorial Hospital Psychiatric Unit, Dr. E. Borges Marg, Parel, Mumbai 400012.

M.A./M.SC. IN DISASTER MANAGEMENT

Action Aid 139 Richmond Road, Bengaluru 560025. Action Aid 23 West Park Road, Shenoy Nagar, Near Thiruvikka Park, Chennai 600030. Action Aid Flat 2B, Mandavi Apartment, Ambari, Opp. Ravindra Bhawan, G.N. Bordoloi Road, Guwahati 781001. Aidmatrix Vasant Kunj, New Delhi 110070. Ashoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the Environment No. 659, 5th A, Main Road, Hebbal, Bangalore 560024. Building Local Capacities for Disaster Response and Risk Reduction No. 5, Mettu Bunglow, New Beach Road, Kadambadi, Nagapattinam 611001. Catholic Relief Services 239A, Kharvel Nagar, Unit II, Bhubhaneshwar 01. Catholic Relief Services B/116/8 Near Shekhar Hospital, Indira Nagar, Lucknow 226016. Centre for Environment Education Kanli Bagh, Baba Rishi Road, Baramulla 193101. Centre for Inquiry into Health and Allied Themes Survey No. 2804 & 2805, Aaram Society Road, Vakola, Mumbai 400055. Centre for North-East Studies and Policy Research Ilashree, House No. 9, 2nd Bylane, Rajgarh Road, Guwahati 781003. Disaster Research Centre University of Delaware Newark, Delaware 197162581. Drive India Enterprise Solutions Ltd. 7, Kamla Executive Park, Near Kohinoor Continental Hotel, Off. Andheri Kurla Road, Andheri (E), Mumbai 400059. Focus on the Global South, India A-201, Kailash Apartments, Juhu Church Road, Juhu, Mumbai 400049. Grameen Development Services B1/84,Sector B, Aliganj, Lucknow 226024. Gujarat State Disaster Management Authority Block 11, 5th Floor, Udyog Bhavan, Sector 11, Gandhinagar 382011. Gujarat State Disaster Management Authority Block 11, 5th Floor, Udyog Bhavan, Sector 11, Gandhinagar 382011.

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Jamsetji Tata Centre for Disaster Management Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Malati and Jal A.D Naoroji Campus, Lala Jamnadas Gupta Marg, Off . V.N. Purav Marg, Deonar, Mumbai 400088. Medecins Sans Frontieres C-203, Ground Floor, Defense Colony, New Delhi Practical Action Sri Lanka 5, Lionel Edirisinghe Mawatha, Kirulapone, Colombo 5.

Rural Volunteers Centre P.O. Village - Akajan, Sliapathar, Dhemaji 787059. Sphere India Building No. 3, Flat No. 401/3, Sona Apartments, Kaushilya Park, Hauz Khas, New Delhi 110016. State Inter Agency Group C/o. Directorate of Disaster Management, Government of West Bengal , 87A, S.N. Banerjee Road, Kolkata 700014.

Sustainable Environment and Ecological Development Society 15/A First Floor, Institutional Area, Sector-IV, R.K. Puram, New Delhi110022. West Bengal State Disaster Management Authority BDO, Gosaba, Block-Gosaba, Dist. South 24 Parganas.

M.A. IN EDUCATION (ELEMENTARY)

Aksharnandan School S.No.103, Shivaji Housing Society, S.B. Road, Bahiratwadi, Pune 411016. Dhwani Educational Resource Centre Shaikshanik Sampanmoola Kendra, No. 13, 8th Main Road, Agrahara Dasarahalli, Bangalore 560079. Digantar Shiksha Evam Khelkud Samiti Todi Ramjanipura, Kho Nagoriyan Road, Jagatpura, Jaipur 302025. Diksha (Young Mens Welfare Society) C/o. Young Horizons School, 220 Barakhola, Kalikapur, E.M. Bypass, Kolkata 700099. Eklavya Malakhedi, Hoshangabad 461001. Government Primary School (Rural) Sabarkantha District, Gujarat. Heritage School with Jodo Gyan Educational Services E12-13, Shakurpur, Delhi 110034. Jumbish 173, Jagriti Enclave, Ram Vihar, Near Karkardooma, Delhi 110092. M.V. Foundation 201, Narayan Appartment Marredpally (W), Secunderabad 500026. Mallya Aditi International School P.B. No. 6427, Yellahanka, Bangalore 560064. MCD Primary School Sant Nagar, Burari, Delhi 110084. Muktangan Globe Mill Passage, Municipal School Building, 1st Floor, Pandurang Budhkar Marg, Worli, Mumbai 400013. Municipal Corporation School in Village (West Delhi) and MCD School Tilak Nagar Baba Phoola Singh Marg, Old Rajender Nagar, New Delhi 110060. NCERT Reading Development Cell, Room No. 310, Chacha Nehru, Bhawan, NCERT, Sir Arbindo Marg, New Delhi 110016. NIRANTAR Centre for Gender and Education B-64 Second Floor, Sarvodya Enclave, New Delhi 110017. Poorna School Opp. D.P.S. Bangalore North Sathnur Village, Jala Hobli, Bagalur Post, Bengaluru 560049. Prism Foundation 77, Erandwane, Prabhat Road, Lane No. 15, Pune 411004. Sita School Kadma, Jamshedpur. JUSCO School Kadma, Near Rankini Mandir, Road No.23, Farm Area, Kadma, Jamshedpur 831005. Spandan Trust 227, Defence Colony, Phase 2, Alto Porvorim, Goa 403521. Tara Publication Centre 7A/6, Silver Oak Colony, North Avenue, Srinagar Colony, Saidapet, Chennai 60015. University School Resource Network Institute of Home Economics F-4, Hauz Khas Enclave, New Delhi 110016. Vikramshila Education Resource Society 256B, Prince Anwar Shah Road, Kolkata 700 045, West Bengal.

M.A. IN GLOBALISATION AND LABOUR

EKGAON Technologies L-6, First Floor, Chittaranjan Park, New Delhi 110019. Focus on the Global South, India 40/A, Room No. 3, 1st Floor, St. Thomas Church Road, Kalina Village, Santacruz (E), Mumbai 400029. Indian National Bank Employees Federation 1st floor, Bajaj Bhavan, Nariman Point, Mumbai 400021. International Metalworkers Federation IMF South Asian Office, Linz House, 159-A, Gautam Nagar, New Delhi 110049 Labour Education and Research Network Dharavi, Mumbai. Mumbai Port Trust, Dock and General Employees Union Port Trust Kamgar Sadan, Nawab Tank Road, Mazgaon, Mumbai 400010. National Alliance of Street Vendors of India E 170, Ground Floor, Preet Vihar, Delhi. National Union of Seafarers of India NUSI Bhavan, 4 Goa, Street Ballard Estate, Mumbai 400038. New Trade Union Inititative B-137, 1st Floor, Dayanand Colony, Lajpat Nagar IV, New Delhi 110024. PS Link International Philippines.

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Save the Children Srinagar. SBI Employees Union Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra (E), Mumbai.

Self Employed Womens Association 7/5, First Floor, South Patel Nagar, New Delhi 110008. SEWA Ahmedabad SEWA Reception Centre, Opp. Victoria Garden, Bhadra, Ahmedabad 380001.

The Maritime Union of India Udyog Bhavan, 4th Floor, 29, Walchand Hirachand Marg, Ballard Estate, Mumbai 400001.

M.A./M.SC. IN HABITAT POLICY AND PRACTICE

Centre for Science and Environment 41, Tughlakabad Institutional Area, New Delhi. Industrial Development Bank of India IDBI Tower, WTC, Cuffe Parade, Mumbai. Kerala Institute for Local Administration Mulagunnathukavu P.O., Thrissur 680581. Mahila Congress (Navi Mumbai) Mahila Sangh, Sector 7, Koparkhairne, Navi Mumbai National Environmental Engineering and Research Institute Nehru Marg, Nagpur 440020. Planning Commission Yojana Bhavan, Sansad Marg, New Delhi 110001 Prayas (Re Li) B21, B.K. Avenue, Survey New D.P. Road, Azad Nagar, Kothrud, Pune 411038. Sakaal Media Group Sakal Bhavan, Plot No. 42-B, Sector 11, Near C.B.D. Belapur Railway Station, Sakal Bhavan Marg, Navi Mumbai 400614. SEWA SEWA Reception Centre, Opp. Victoria Garden, Bhadra, Ahmedabad 380001. Vasundhara 110, Industrial Estate, Orissa 753010.

MASTER OF HEALTH ADMINISTRATION

Aarohi Village Satoli, P.O. Peora, Via. Mukteshwar, Dist. Nainital, Uttarachal 263138. Action Aid International 5/43, Vivekkhand, Gomati Nagar, Lucknow 226010. Aga Khan Health Services 39/43, 3rd Floor, Nesbit Road, Diamond Complex, Mazagaon, Mumbai 400010. ALERT India B9, Meera Mansion, Sion (W), Mumbai 400022. Apnalaya 889, Plot 14, Lotus Colony, Shivaji Nagar, Govandi, Mumbai 400043. Baif Development Research Foundation Dr. Manibhai Desai Nagar, Warje, Pune 411029. Bandra East Community Center Next to St. Joseph Church, 341 A, Siddharth Colony, Bandra (E), Mumbai 400051. Central Himalayan Rural Action Group Sitla, Mukteshwar 263138, Dist. Nainital, Uttaranchal. Child in Need Institute Village Daulatpur, P.O. Pailan, Via Joka, Dist. South 24 Parganas 700104. Committed Communities Development Trust 42, Chapel Road, Ground Floor, Off. Hill Road, Bandra, Mumbai 400050. Community Outreach Programme Methodist Centre, 1st Floor, 21, YMCA Road, Mumbai Central, Mumbai 400008. Karuna Trust B.R. Hills, Chamarajanagar, Karnataka 571441. Kripa Foundation Mount Carmel Church, 81A, Chapel Road, Bandra (W), Mumbai 400050. LEPRA India P.B. No. 1518, Krishnapuri Colony, West Marredapally, Secunderabad 500026. MITRA Christian Hospital, Bissamcuttack, Rayagada Distict, Orissa 7665019. National Rural Health Mission Commissionerate of Health Medical Services, Medical Education & Research. 5/2, Dr. Jivraj Mehta Bhavan, Gandhinagar 382010. Navjeet Community Health Centre Holy Family Hospital, St. Andrew Road, Bandra (W), Mumbai 400050. Peoples Association for Training and Health C/H2/4-7 & C/1-1/16-17, Cheetah Camp, Trombay, Mumbai 400088. Population Services International Geetanjali Building, Plot No. 155, Shree Balachandra Chamber Road, Hindu Colony, Dadar (E), Mumbai 400014. Prerana 7th Lane, Shuklaji Street, Municipal School, Ground Floor, Kamathipura, Mumbai 400008. SATHI Shire-Shakti Nagar, Next to Sarmai Temple, Near Shiv Sena Shakha No.1, Turbhe Store, Turbhe, Navi Mumbai 400705. Self Employed Womens Association Opp. Victoria Garden, Bhadra, Ahmedabad 380001.

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Seva Mandir Old Fatehpura, Udaipur 313004, Rajasthan. SEWA (Rural) Jhagadia 393110, Dist. Bharuch, Gujarat. SNEHA: Urban Health Centre Room No. 416, 4th Floor, 60 Feet Road, Dharavi, Mumbai 400017.

Society for Education, Action and Research in Community Health Shodhgram P.O., District Gadchiroli 442505. Urmul Rural Health Research & Development Trust URMUL Bhawan, Near New Roadways Bus Stand, Bikaner 334001.

MASTER OF HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION

Aditya Birla Memorial Hospital Chinchwad, Pune 411033. AlChemist Sector 21, Panchkul 134112. Apollo Gleneagles Hospital #58, Canal Circular Road, Kolkata. Apollo Health and Lifestyle Ltd. 305, Shubham Centre 1, B-Wing, Cardinal Gracious Road, Chakala, Andheri (E), Mumbai 400099. Apollo Hospitals International Ltd. Plot 1 A, Bhat GIDC Estate, Ahmedabad 382428. Apollo Lavasa Hospitals 7, Dasve Circle, Village Dasve, Post Mose (Budruk) Via Panshet, Taluka Mulshi, Pune. Asha Parekh Hospital Shri Bhikhubhai Jalundwala General Hospital, Corner of S.V. Road and Tilak Road, Santacruz (W), Mumbai 400054. Ashwini Hospital Nanabhai Moos Marg, Colaba, Mumbai. Asian Heart Institute and Research Centre G/N Block, Bandra-Kurla Complex, Bandra (E), Mumbai 400051. B.A.R.C. Hospital Department of Atomic Energy, Deonar, Mumbai 400088. B.D. Petit Parsee General Hospital B. Petit Road, Cumballa Hill, Mumbai 400036. B.Y.L. Nair Hospital Dr. A.L. Nair Road, Mumbai 400008. Bandra Holy Family Hospital St. Andrews Road, Bandra, Mumbai 400050. Bhagwati Hospital Tulsi Baug, S.V.P. Road, Borivali (W), Mumbai 400103. Bhatia General Hospital Tardeo Road, Grant Road (W), Mumbai 400007. Bombay Hospital and Medical Research Centre 12 New Marine Lines, Mumbai 400020. Breach Candy Hospital Trust 60-A, Bhulabhai Desai Road, Mumbai 400026. BSES MG Hospital Swami Vivekanand Road, Opposite to Railway Station, Andheri (W), Mumbai 400058. Care Group of Hospitals Care Convergence Center, H. No 8-2-595/2/B, Road No. 10, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad 500034. Centenary Hospital Waman Tukaram Patil Marg, Near Dukes Co., Govandi, Mumbai 400078. Dinanath Mangeshkar Hospital and Research Centre Erandawane, Pune 411004. Dr. Balabhai Nanavati Hospital S.V. Road, Vile Parle (W), Mumbai 400056. Dr. D.Y. Patil Hospital & Research Center Sector 5, Nerul, Navi Mumbai 400706. Dr. L.H. Hiranandani Hospital Hillside Avenue, Hiranandani Gardens, Powai, Mumbai 400076. Dr. R.N. Cooper Hospital Juhu, N.S. Road No.1, Vile Parle (W), Mumbai 400056. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Memorial Hospital Central Railway Hospital, Byculla, Mumbai 400027. First Referral Unit Hospital Navi Mumbai Municipal Corp., Sector 10 A, Vashi, Navi Mumbai 400703. Fortis Hospital Super Speciality in Heart, Sector 62, Phase VIII, Mohali 160062. Fortis Hospitals Limited Mulund Goregaon Link Road, Mumbai 400078. Fortis Malar Hospital 52, First Main Road, Gandhi Nagar, Adyar, Chennai 600020. Global Hospitals Group 6-1-1070/1 to 4, Lakdi-K-Pool, Hyderabad 500004. Godrej Memorial Hospital Pirojshanagar, Vikhroli (E), Mumbai 400079. Hind Sabha Hospital Sharadhanand Raod, Ghatkopar (W), Mumbai 400086. HIRCO Olympia, 3rd Floor, Hiranandani Palace Garden, Powai, Mumbai 400076. Holy Spirit Hospital Mahakali Road, Andheri (E), Mumbai 400093. HOSMAC India Pvt. Ltd. 120, Udyog Bhavan, Sonawala Road, Goregaon (W), Mumbai 400063. Hospic Pvt. Ltd. 105, Jehangir Mansion Office, Metro Cinema Lane, Mumbai 400020. Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals Sarita Vihar, Delhi Mathura Road, New Delhi 110076. Inlaks General Hospital Inlaks Hospital Road, Chembur Colony, Mumbai 400074. Jagjivanram Hospital Western Railway, Maratha Mandir Marg, Mumbai Central, Mumbai 400008. Jehangir Hospital 32, Sassoon Road, Pune 411001. Joy Hospital A.B. Sandu Garden, Chembur, Mumbai 400071. K.B. Bhabha Hospital R.K. Patkar Marg, Bandra (W), Mumbai 400050.

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K.B. Bhabha Hospital Belgrami Road, Near Bharat Talkies, Kurla (W), Mumbai 400070. K.E.M. Hospital Sardar Moodliar Road, Rasta Peth, Pune 411011. K.J. Somaiya Medical College and Research Centre Somaiya Ayurvihar Complex, Eastern Express Highway, Sion, Mumbai 400022. K.M.J. Phule Hospital Kannamwar Nagar, Vikhroli (E), Mumbai 400083 K.J. Somaiya Medical Trust Sion, Mumbai. Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital and Medical Research Centre Rao Saheb Achutrao Patwardhan Marg, Four Bunglows, Andheri (W), Mumbai 400053. Lilavati Hospital and Research Centre A-791, Bandra Reclamation, Bandra (W), Mumbai 400050. Lokmanya Tilak Memorial General Hospital Sion, Mumbai 400022. M.T. Agarwal Hospital Dr. Rajendra Prasad Road, Mulund (W), Mumbai 400080. MAA Municipal General Hospital Chembur, Mumbai 400071. Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Hospital Near MD Collage, Dr. S.S. Rao Road, Parel (E), Mumbai 400012. Mallya Hospital No. 2, Vittal Mallya Road, Bangalore 560001. Manipal Health Systems Manipal Hospital, 98, Rustom Bagh, Airport Road, Bangalore 560017. Masina Hospital Sant Savta Marg, Byculla, Mumbai 400027.

Medium Healthcare Consulting Pvt. Ltd. Sravana Complex, Plot No. 8-2-269/19/S/2, Road No. 2, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad 500034. MGM Hospital Vashi, Navi Mumbai 400708. Narayana Hrudayalaya 258/A, Bommasandra Industrial Area, Anekal Taluk, Bangalore 562158. Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation 1st Floor, Belapur Bhavan , CBD, Navi Mumbai 400614. Nirmal Life Style Complex L.B.S. Road, Mulund (W), Mumbai 400080. P.D. Hinduja National Hospital and Medical Research Centre Veer Savarkar Marg, Mahim, Mumbai 400016. Parsi General Hospital Bomanji Petit Road, Kemps Corner, Opposite American Consulate, Near Babulnath Mandir, Mumbai 400036. Prince Aly Khan Hospital Aga Hall, Nesbit Road, Mazgaon, Mumbai 400010. Raheja Hospital Near Mahim Macchimar Vasahat, Mahim, Mumbai 400016. Rajawadi Hospital Ghatkopar (E), Mumbai 400077. S.V.D. Savarkar Hospital City Survey No. 506 & 507, Mahatma Phule Road, Mulund (E), Mumbai 400081. Sagar Hospitals #44/54, 30th Cross, Tilaknagar, Jayanagar Extension, Bangalore 560041. Saifee Hospital Post Box 3771, 15/17 Maharshi Karve Marg, Charni Road, Mumbai 400004. Sant Muktabai Hospital Barve Nagar, Ghatkopar (W), Mumbai 400084. Seth G.S.M & K.E.M Hospital Dr. S.S. Rao Road, Parel, Mumbai 400012.

Siddharth Hospital Motilal Nagar, Opposite P.O. Goregaon (W), Mumbai 400104. Sir Hurkisondas Nurrotumdas Hospital and Research Centre Padmashri Gordhanbapa Chowk, Raja Rammohan Roy Road, Mumbai 400004. St. Elizabeth Hospital, St. Joseph Education and Medical Relief Society J. Mehta Road, Malabar Hill, Mumbai 400006. Sushrusha Citizen Co-op. Hospital Ltd. 698/B, Ranade Road, Dadar (W), Mumbai 400028. Swiss Re Services India Pvt. Ltd. Sustainable Environment and Ecological Development 7th Floor, Tower-A, Penninsula Corporate Park, Ganpatrao Kadam Marg, Lower Parel, Mumbai 400013. Tata Consultancy Service 1st Floor, SMB Unit, Empire Plaza, L.B.S. Marg, Vikhroli (W), Mumbai 400083. Tata Consultancy Service Road No. 13, MIDC Gateway Park, Aakruti Boat, Andheri (E), Mumbai. Tata Memorial Hospital Dr. Ernest Borghes Road, Parel, Mumbai 400012. Technopak Advisors Pvt. Ltd. 4th Floor, Tower A, Building No. 8, DLF Cyber City, DLF Phase II, Gurgaon 1220002. Thane Civil Hospital Pokhran Road, Tembi Naka, Thane (W), Thane 400061. V.N. Desai Hospital Golibar Road, 11th Road, Santacruz (E), TPS III, Mumbai 400055. Wockhardt Hospital 111A Rash Behari Avenue, Kolkata 700029. Wockhardt Hospitals 154/9, Bannerghatta Road, Opp. IIMB, Bengaluru 560076.

M.A. IN HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT AND LABOUR RELATIONS

ABG Shipyard Limited 2nd Floor, Bhupati Chambers, 13, Mathew Road, Mumbai 400 004 ABN Amro Bank N.V. 9th Floor, Sakhar Bhavan, Behind Oberoi Hotel, Mumbai 400021. ACC Academy Teen Haath Naka, L.B. Shastri Marg, Thane (W), Thane.

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Aditya Birla Institute of Management Learning Plot No. 50A, Sector 15, CBD Belapur, Navi Mumbai 400614. AkzoNobel Decorative Paints ICI INDIA LIMITED, Plot No 1/1 TTC Industrial Area, Thane Belapur Road, Kopar Khairane, Navi Mumbai 400709. Asian Paints Asian Paints Limited, Asian Paints House, 6-A, Shanti Nagar, Santacruz (E), Mumbai 400055. ATOS Origin India PVT. LTD. Gate No. 2, Plant No. 5, Godrej & Boyce Mfg. , Pvt. Ltd., Phirojshahnagar, Vikhroli (W), Mumbai 400079. Bharat Petroleum Corp. Ltd. (Retail) E/F Maker Towers, 12th Floor, Cuffe Parade, Opp. World Trade Centre, Mumbai. Bharat Petroleum Corp. Ltd. Mahul Road, Mumbai 400074. Bharat Petroleum Corp. Ltd. HRD Dept, 1st Floor, Bharat Bhavan I, Ballard Estate, 4 & 6 Currimbhoy Road, Ballard Pier, Mumbai 400001. Bharat Shell Ltd, 401-403, Powai Plaza, Hiranandani Business Park, Powai, Mumbai 400076. Blue Star Ltd., Kasturi Buildings, Mohan T Advani Chowk, Jamsetji Tata Road, Mumbai 400 020. Bunge India Private Limited B-401 & 501, Business Square, Andheri Kurla Road, Chakala, Andheri (E), Mumbai 400093. Caliber Point Business Solutions Ltd. Bldg. No. 3, Sector-II, Millennium Business Park, A Block, TTC Industrial Area, Mahape, Navi Mumbai 400710. Castrol India Limited Technopolis Knowledge Park, P.O. Box No. 19411, Mahakali Caves Road, Chakala, Andheri (E), Mumbai 400093. CEAT Ltd. Ceat Mahal 463, RPG Enterprise Worli, Mumbai. CITI Bank 2nd Floor, Human Resources, Citi Centre, Bandra Kurla Complex, Mumbai 400051. Colgate Palmolive Pvt. Ltd. Hiranandani Gardens, Powai, Mumbai 400076.

Commonwealth Handling Equipment Pool 3rd Floor, Aver Plaza, Plot No. B-14, Opp. Citi Mall, New Link Road, Andheri (W), Mumbai 400053 Crompton & Greaves Corporate Personnel Department, Kanjurmarg (E), Mumbai 400042. DDI India Pvt. Ltd. 501, Alpha, Hiranandani Gardens, Powai, Mumbai 400076. Deutch Bank AG Private & Business Clients India, 6th Floor, Nicholas Piramal Tower, Penninsula Corporate Park, Ganpatrao Kadam Marg, Lower Parel, Mumbai 400013. Eicher Demm S.B. Road, Thane (W), Thane. Entertainment Network India Ltd. Trade Garden, Ground Floor, Kamla Mills Compound, Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower Parel (W), Mumbai 400013. Essar Essar Group, Essar House, 11, K.K. Marg, Mahalaxmi, Mumbai 400034. Essel Propack Ltd. 10th Floor, Times Tower, Kamala City, Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower Parel, Mumbai 400013. First Source Limited Interface Bldg. # 16, New Link Road, Malad (W), Mumbai 400065. Fulford (India) Ltd. Eureka Tower , 8th Floor, B Wing, Mind Space, Link Road, Malad (W), Mumbai 400064. Future Learning & Development Ltd. 2nd Floor Evershine Mall, Opp. Mindspace, Main Link Road, Malad (W), Mumbai 400064. General Mills 8th Floor, Alpha Tower, Hiranandani Gardens, Powai, Mumbai. Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Corporate Head Office, B.D. Sawant Marg, Chakala, Andheri (E), Mumbai. Godrej & Boyce Mfg. Company Limited Pirojshah Nagar, Vikhroli Mumbai 400079. Godrej Industries Ltd. Pirojshah Nagar, Vikroli (E), Mumbai 400079.

Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd. 17, Jamsetji Tata Road, Churchgate, Mumbai 400020. Hindustan Unilever Limited Head Office, 165/166 Backbay Reclamation, Mumbai 400020. Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking Corporation Ltd. 52/60, M.G. Road, Fort, Mumbai 400001. IBM Global Services India Pvt. Ltd. 1L & FS Centre, Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra (E), Mumbai 400051. ICICI First Source Paradigm B Mindspace, 3rd Floor, Off. New Link Road, Malad (W), Mumbai 400064. IDBI Bank Limited IDBI Tower, WTC Complex, Cuffe Parade, Mumbai 400005. Ion Exchange India Ltd. Ion House, 1st Floor, Plot No. 2, Sector 18, Vashi, Navi Mumbai 400705. Johnson and Johnson Medical India 30, Forjett Street, Near Grant Road (W), Opp. Bhatia Hospital, Mumbai 400003. Loreal India 2nd Floor , Peninsula Corporate Park, Lower Parel, Mumbai. Larsen & Toubro Heavy Engineering Division, Powai Works, Gate No.1, North Block, Ground Floor, Saki Vihar Road, Vikhroli, Powai (W), Mumbai 400072. LBW Consulting Pvt. Ltd. 9th Corporate Park II, Sion, Trombay Road, Chembur, Mumbai 400071. Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. Corporate HR, 5th Floor, Mahindra Towers, Worli, Mumbai 400018. Marico Ltd Rang Sharda, Krishnachandra Marg, Bandra Reclamation, Bandra (W), Mumbai 400050. McDonalds Hard Castle Restaurant Pvt. Ltd., 69C, Ashiana, Bulabhai Desai Road, Breach Candy, Mumbai 400026. Monsanto India Ahura Center, 96 Mahakali Caves Road, Andheri (E), Mumbai 400093. Mukand Ltd. Thane-Belapur Road, Dighe Kalwe, District Thane 400 605. National Stock Exchange Exchange Plaza, 5th Floor, Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra (E), Mumbai 400051

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Nestle India Limited First Floor, ICC Cambers, Near Saki Vihar Telephone Exchange, Mumbai 400072. ONIDA Onida, MIRC Electronics, Onida House, G1, MIDC, Mahakali Caves Road, Andheri (E), Mumbai 400093. P.D. Hinduja National Hospital and Medical Research Centre Veer Savarkar Marg, Mahim, Mumbai 400016. Pantaloon Retail Knowledge House, Shyam Nagar, Off. JVLR Jogeswari (E), Mumbai 400060. Patni Computer Systems Ltd. Unit 55, SDF II, SEEPZ, Andheri (E), Mumbai 400096. Pepsi Company Ltd. Off. Sion Trombay Road, Chembur, Mumbai 400088. Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilisers Limited Administrative Building, 2nd Floor, CMDC, Chembur, Mumbai 400074. RPG Cables Limited Ceat Mahal, 463, Dr. Annie Besant Road, Worli, Mumbai 400 030.

Sanofi-Aventis 54/A Sir Mathurdas Vasantji Road, Andheri (E), Mumbai 400059. Schering Plough Fulford India Ltd. 8th Floor, Eureka Towers, Mind Space, Malad, Mumbai. Shipping Corporation of India Shipping House, 245, Madame Cama Road, Mumbai 400021. SI Group India Limited Opp. Jui Nagar Rly Station, Thane Belapur Road, Navi Mumbai 400705. Siemens Information Systems Ltd. 130, Pandurang Budhkar Marg, Mumbai. Tata AIG Life Insurance Company Ltd. 2nd Floor, Delphi Building, Arcade Avenue, Hirananadani Business Park, Powai, Mumbai. Tata Communication Lokmanya Videsh Sanchar Bhavan, Kashinath Dhuru Marg, Prabhadevi, Opp. Kirti College, Mumbai 400028. Tata Consultancy Services Gateway Park, Road No. 13, MIDC, Andheri (E), Mumbai 400093. Tata Power Company Limited Corporate Centre, 34 Sant Tukaram Road, Carnac Bunder, Mumbai 400009.

Techprocess Solutions Ltd. World Trade Building, C Wing, 3rd Floor, Kamala City, Senapti Bapat Marg, Lower Parel, Mumabi 400013. The Indian Hotels Company Limited Oxford House, 15/17, N.F. Road, Apollo Bunder, Mumbai 400001. Thomson Reuters Reuters India Private Limited, Nicholar Piramal, B-Wing, Peninsula Corporate Park, Ganpatrao Kadam Marg, Lower Parel (W), Mumbai 400013. UCB India Private Ltd. 504, Peninsula Towers, Peninsula Corporate Park, Ganpatrao Kadam Marg, Lower Parel, Mumbai 400013. Videojet Technologies India Pvt. Ltd. Unit No 101 / 102, Building No.5, Millennium Business Park,Sector 2, Mahape, Navi Mumbai 400710. Wyeth Ltd. RBC, Mahindra Towers, 4th Floor, A-Wing, Dr. G.M. Bhosale Road, Worli, Mumbai 400018.

M.A. IN MEDIA AND CULTURAL STUDIES

Anand Patwardhan 2nd Floor Umesh Dham, 27 Lokmanya Tilak Colony Marg No. 2, Dadar (E), Mumbai 400014. 94.3 Radio One No. 301, Pride Elite, 3rd Floor, No.10, Museum Road, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560001. BBC, Mumbai BBC World Wide Office, 8th Floor, Vaibhav Chambers, Opposite Income Tax Office, Bandra-Kurla Complex, Mumbai 400051. Circus Motion Pictures B-6 Shubham, Juhu-Versova Link Road, Mumbai 400068. CNN-IBN IBN 18, Broadcast Ltd., Empire Complex, 1st Floor, 414, Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower Parel, Mumbai 400013. CNN-IBN, Network 18 10, Wood Street, Kolkata 700 017, West Bengal. Comet Media Foundation Topiwala Lane, Municipal School, Lamington Road, Grant Road (E), Mumbai 400007. Dungarpur Films 23 Arun Chambers, Ground Floor, Next to AC Market, Tardeo Road, Mumbai. Gauhar Raza Z, 111/9, R.V. Apartment, Top Floor, Aruna Asaf Ali Marg, Kishangarh, Vasantkunj, New Delhi 110070. Indian Express 5 Pannalal Banerjee Lane, 2nd Floor, Kolkata 700001, West Bengal. Majlis 1, Christina Apartment, Opp S.L. Electronics, Kalina Market, Mumbai. People Magazine 7th Floor, Windsor Building, Santa Cruz (E), Mumbai. Pixion No. 601, Land Mark, Pali Naka, Bandra (W), Mumbai 400050. Praajak 468A, Block K, New Alipore, Kolkata 700053. Prakaskunj Seva Sansthan 81/3 Phoolbagh Colony, Surajkund Road, Meerut 250002, UP. Prayas Gilder Lane Municipal School, Room No. 48, 49, 2nd Floor, Mumbai Central (Near Mumbai Central Station), Mumbai 400008. Rajiv Gandhi Mahila Vikas Pariyojana 619, Kanpur Road, Rana Nagar, Raebareli 229001. Tehelka Weekly News Magazine M-76, Second Floor, M-Block Market, Greater Kailash Part 2, New Delhi 110048. The Mint Krishna Krupa, 2nd Floor, Khar Danda, Khar (W), Mumbai 400052. UNESCO B-5/29 Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi 110029.

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MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited Mahul, Chembur, Mumbai 400074. Corporate Management Development Centre 2nd Floor, Administrative Building, RCF, Chembur, Mumbai 400 074. Dr. Dyalchand Pachod Block, Dist. Aurangabad. Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited Mumbai Refinery, Mahul, Chembur, Mumbai 400074. Hindustan Unilever Ltd. Medical and Occupational Health. MMT Thane Works. Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation Belapur Bhavan, Belapur, Navi Mumbai 400614. Reliance Industries Ltd. Medical & Occupational Health Services, RCP Complex, Thane Belapur Road, Navi Mumbai 400701. School of Rural Development TISS, Rural Campus, Tuljapur, Dist. Osmanabad, Maharashtra. Tata Power Company Trombay Thermal Power Station, Chembur 400074.

M.A. IN SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP

AC Nielson ORG Marg 3 Floor, Voltas House, Tank Road, Mumbai 400033. Annapoorna Mahila Mandal 957, M Gandhi Society, Taljai Mata Vasahat, Padmavati, Parvati, Pune, Maharashtra 411009 . Annapurna Mahila Mandal 10, Navnit Apartments, 3rd Floor 125 Ram Maruti Road, Dadar (W), Mumbai 400 028. BAIF Development and Research Foundation Dr. Manibhai Desai Nagar, Warje, Pune 411058. BASIX 3rd Floor, Surabhi Arcade, Bank Street, Troop Bazar, Koti, Hyderabad 500001. BASIX D-9, First Floor, Greater Kailash Enclave I, New Delhi 110 048. Central Research Institute for Dry Land Agriculture Santoshnagar, Hyderabad 500052. Centre for Social Research Nelson Mandela Marg, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi 110070. Centre for Sustainable Agriculture 12-13-445, Street No 1, Tarnaka, Secunderabad 500017. Centre for World Solidarity 12-13-438, Street No.1, Tarnaka. Secunderabad 500017. Chirag Grassroots India Tajonline India Pvt. Ltd. A-Wing, Mafatlal Chambers, 3rd Floor, B-Building, N.M. Joshi Marg, Lower Parel (E), Mumbai 400013. Chirag Simayal P.O. Nathuwakhan, District Nainital 263158, Uttarakhand. Cleanstar D-63 IFSA, Mayur Vihar Phase 1, New Delhi 110091. Corus 30 Millbank, London SW1P 4WY. CRIDA, Hyderabad Edi Bazar, Santhosh Nagar, Hyderabad 500023. Deepak Foundation Deepak Farm, Opp. Crystal Plaza, Near T.B. Hospital, Gotri Road, Vadodara 390021. Dharamitra Bank of India Colony, Nalwadi, Wardha 442001. Disha India Micro Credit Disha Social Organization, Sultanpur-Chilkana, Saharanpur 247231. Environment Impact Assessment Resource Centre E-23, Lower Ground Floor, Jangpura Extension, New Delhi 110014. GE Money Services 11-4, Near Railway Station, Beside Masjid, Fathe Nagar, Hyderabad 500018. GOONJ J-93, Sarita Vihar, New Delhi 400044. Hindustan Unilever Ltd. Shop No 2, Panchavati Building, Opposite Tata Motor Showroom, Kandivali (W), S.V. Road Mumbai 400067. IL&FS Education IL & FS Education & Technology Services Ltd. IL&FS Financial Centre, 3rd Floor, Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra (E), Mumbai 400051. IMRB International, Pune A Wing Mhatre Pen Building, Senapati Bapat Road, Mumbai 400028. Indian Institute of Management (Bangalore) Bannerghatta Road, Bangalore 560076. Industrial Estate Leh, Ladakh 194101. ITC - ABD (Agri Business Limited) Grand Trunk Road, Post Box No. 317, Guntur 522004. ITC Ltd ABD ITC - Agri Business Division 31, Sarojini Devi Road, Secunderabad 500003. Jammu & Kashmir Entrepreneurship Development Institute Sampore, Pampore 191101. Jawaharlal Nehru Udhyog Bhawan Rail Head Complex, Jammu 180012. K.C. Mahindra Education Trust 3rd Floor Cecil Court, Near Regal Cinema Mahakavi Bhushan, Marg, Colaba, Mumbai 400001. KPMG India Advisory Pvt. Ltd. Lodha Excelus, Apollo Mills Compound, NM Joshi Marg, Mahalaxmi, Mumbai 400011. Nabard 2nd Floor, D Wing, C-24, G Block, Bandra-Kurla Complex, Bandra (E), Mumbai 400051. Nabard Assam Regional Office, P.O. Box No. 1, Opposite Assam Secretariat, G.S. Road, Dispur, Guwahati 781001. National Environment Engineering & Research Institute Environmental Engineering Research Institute, Nehru Marg, Nagpur440020. NIDAN Sudama Bhawan, Boring Road, Patna 800001, Bihar.

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North East Region FinServices C-14, Ground Floor, New Krishna Park, Vikas Puri, New Delhi 110018. Planning Commission Room No. GF-6B, Yojana Bhavan, Sansad Marg, New Delhi 110 001. SELCO Solar Light (P) LTD. #742, 15th Cross, 6th Phase, J.P. Nagar, Bangalore 560078. Sir Ratan Tata Trust in vidarbha Sir Ratan Tata Trust, Bombay House, Homi Mody Street, Mumbai 400001. Tata Dhan Foundation DHAN Foundation, 18, Pillaiyar Koil Street, S.S. Colony, Madurai 625016, Tamil Nadu. Tata Steel Corus International 31, Sarojini Devi Road, Secunderabad 500003.

Tata Steel Corus International Corus, 30 Millbank, London SW1P 4WY, United Kingdom. Technopak Advisors Pvt. Ltd. 4th Floor, Tower A, DLF Building 8, DLF Cyber City Phase II, Gurgaon 122002. TISSAndaman and Nicobar Islands Project Seacology, 1623 Solano Ave. Berkeley, CA 94707, USA. TRIFED 2nd Floor, 3, Siri Institutional Area, August Kranti Marg, New Delhi 110016. United Nations Global Compact-Network India Global Compact Network, India, Scope Complex, Core 5, 6th Floor, 7 Institutional Area, Lodhi Road, New Delhi 110003.

Wrtsil India Ltd. 48, Neco Chambers, Sector 11, CBD Belapur, Navi Mumbai 400614. Wartsila 76, Free Press House Nariman Point, Mumbai 400021. Wassan, Watershed Support Services and Activities Network 12-13-445, Street No. 1, Tarnaka, Secunderabad 500017. WWF Shaila Sam, WWF-India, 172 B, Lodhi Estate, New Delhi 110003. YES Bank Limited Nehru Centre, 9th floor, Discovery of India, Dr. A.B. Road, Worli, Mumbai 400018.

M.A. IN SOCIAL WORK

Action Northeast Trust Bongaigoan. Akshara Resource Centre Gujarati Municipal School, 2nd Floor, Near Portuguese Church, Gokhale Road South, Mumbai 400028. Apnalaya 889/896, Lotus Colony, Plot No. 14, Shivaji Nagar, Govandi, Mumbai 400043. Borderless World Foundation Block-F, Nikhil Pride, Phase II, Next to Abhinav Kala Mahavidyalay, Tilak Road, Sadashiv Peth, Pune 411030. Centre for Law, Policy and Human Rights Tamil Nadu. DAGAR Rajasthan. Directorate of Health Services Government of Maharashtra, 1st Floor, St. George Hospital Compound, Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, P. DMello Road, Mumbai 400001. Doorstep School 2nd Floor, Fire Bridge, Near Grant Road Station, Nana Chowk, Mumbai 400007. Environment Cell Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai, Slum Sanitation Project, Municipal Building, C/o Chief Engineer MSDP, Vile Parle (E) 400057. Family Planning Association of India 808/A, Boman Lodge, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marg, Dadar (E), Mumbai 400014. Family Service Centre Eucharistic Congress Building, 5, Convent Street, Mumbai 400039. Foundation for Ecological Security 1st Floor, Anand Bhavan, Above DRDA Office, Chakalia Road, Dahod 389151. HUM C/o Tata Institute of Social Sciences, V.N. Purav Marg, Deonar, Mumbai 400088. Integrated Rural Health Development Programme District Raigad. Kachra Vahatuk Shramik Sangh Shramik Shantajog Marg, Near Tilak Nagar Dispensary, Chembur, Mumbai 400089. Koshish Beggars Home, Opp. Jain Mandir, Chembur, Mumbai 400071. Koshish Srinagar. Larsen and Toubro Limited Social Counselor, Health Centre, Block B, Suren Road, Off. Andheri-Kurla Road, Andheri (E), Mumbai 400093. Larsen and Toubro Limited Welfare Department, Gate No. 1, Saki Vihar Road, Powai Campus, Mumbai 400072. Maharashtra Mahila Parishad Kopar Khairane, Navi Mumbai. Maharashtra State Human Rights Commission 9, Hazarimal Somani Marg, Mumbai 400002. Maharashtra State Minorities Commission Behind J.J. School of Arts, Badruddin Tyabji Marg, Near CST Station, Mumbai 400001. Maharshtra State Human Rights Commission 9, Hazarimal Somani Marg, Mumbai 400002. Meljol Gilderlane Municipal School, Room No. 47, Off. Mumbai Central Station, Mumbai 400008.

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Mines, Minerals and Peoples SAMATA, Vishakapatnam. National Alliance for Peoples Movements Room No. 29-30, First Floor, A-Wing, Hajihabib Building, Naigaon Crossroad, Dadar (E), Mumbai 400014. National Centre for Advocacy Studies Pune. National Dalit Forum Hyderabad. Navsarjan Ahmedabad. NEDAN Foundation Ward No. 7, Baganshali, P.O. and Dist. Kokrajhar, Bodoland Territorial Council, Assam 783370. Niramaya Health Foundation 16-B, Flat No. 3, Krishna Niwas, Naigaon, Dadar, Mumbai 400014. North East Regional Centre Guwahati. Point of View D-303, Rizvi House, 3rd Floor, 34 Hill Road, Bandra (W), Mumbai 400050. Prayas Byculla Jail, Children of Prisons Project, Bldg. No.9, Room No.1, BDD Chawls, Worli, Mumbai 400018. Prayas Legal Aid Unit 1st Floor, Gliderlane Municipal School, Opp. Mumbai Central Station, Mumbai. Prayas Women Development Centre C/o Kasturba Mahila Vastigruha, Mahul Ghatkopar Road, Chembur, Mumbai 400071. Resource Building & Training Cell for Juvenile Justice System Tata Institute of Social Sciences, V.N. Purav Marg, Deonar, Mumbai 400088. Sahyog B3, Fariyas 143, August Kranti Marg, Mumbai 400036.

Sankalp Rehabilitation Trust Topiwala Municipal School Building, 1st Floor, Opp. Lamington Road Police Station, Grant Road (E), Mumbai 400007. Sarvahara Jan Andolan Mumbai. Self Employed Womens Association Opp. Victoria Garden, Bhadra, Ahmedabad 380001. SEWA 96-B, Vaishali Nagar, Annapurna Road, Indore 452009, Madhya Pradesh. Sewa Mandir Old Fatehpura, Udaipur 313004, Rajasthan. Shivaji Nagar Police Station Govandi (W), Shivaji Nagar, Mumbai. Shreyas P.B. No. 77, Sulthan Bathery, Wayanad, Kerala. Slum Rehabilitation Society Swapna Safalya Bldg., A-Wing, Ground Floor, 27th Road, Bandra (W), Mumbai 400050. SNEHA Behind Bldg. No. 11, BMC Colony, Linking Road Extn., Shastri Nagar, Santacruz (W), Mumbai 400054. SNEHA A-18, Kanara, Business Centre, Laxmi Nagar, Ghatkopar (E), Mumbai 400075. Snehasadan Behind Holy Family Church, Amrut Nagar, Chakala, Andheri (E), Mumbai 400093. Society for Rural, Urban & Tribal Initiative Q-1, Hauz Khas Enclave, New DelhI 110016. Society for Social Transformation and Environment Protection H. No. 14, Japorigog Tiniali, Guwahati 5.

Society for Social Uplift through Rural Action P.O. Jagjit Nagar Via: Jubbar District Solan 173225. Special Cell for Women and Children Kandivali Police Station, Swami Vivekananda Road, Opp. Shatabdi Hospital, Kandivali (W), Mumbai 400067. Special Cell for Women and Children Office of the Commissioner of Police, Police Head Quarter, Room No. 36, A Block, Gate No. 5, Opp. Crawford Market, Mumbai 400001. Special Cell for Women and Children Dadar Police Station, Gokhale Road (South), Mumbai 400028. Special Home for Girls Deonar, Mumbai 400088. SRUTI Delhi. Tata Memorial Hospital Dr. E. Borges Marg, Parel, Mumbai 400012. Thane District Legal Services Authority Thane District and Sessions Court, Court Building, Thane (W), Thane 400602. Urban Health Centre of Nair Hospital Shivaji Nagar, Govandi, Mumbai 400043. Vishwajyot High School Plot No. 77 Sector 20, Near Jalvayu Vihar, Kharghar, Navi Mumbai. World Vision India Mumbai-Thane Project, 3-Heritage Building, 2nd Floor, Above Dena Bank, Marol, Mumbai 400059.

M.A. IN SOCIAL WORK IN DISABILITY STUDIES AND ACTION

All India Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Haji Ali, K. Khadye Marg, Mahalaxmi, Mumbai 400034. Anand Rehabilitation Centre Vidula Cooperative Housing Society Ltd., Ram Laxmi Marg, Panchal Nagar, Nalasopara (W), District Thane, 401203. Cheshire Home India Asha, Mahakali Caves Road, Andheri (E), Mumbai 400093. Manav Foundation Atlas Mills Compound, 1st Floor, Above Sumer, Opp. Reay Road Station P. DMello Road, Mazgaon, Mumbai 400010. Rochiram Thadani School 64/65, Collector Colony, Chembur Camp, Mumbai 400071. Sevadaan Special School Plot No. 243, St. Anthonys Road, Chembur, Mumbai 400071.

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Shrimati Rukmaniben Amritlal Sheth Shardul Gurukul Centre for Special Children, M.G. Road, Ghatkopar (W), Mumbai 400086.

Skill and Abilities School Sector 11, Nerul, Behind St. Augustine School, Navi Mumbai 400614.

The Research Society for the Care Treatment and Training of Children in Need of Special Care Abhyudaya Nagar Housing Colony, Sewri Hill Road, Mumbai 400033.

B.A. IN SOCIAL WORK

Action Aid Vinay Khand, 5/43 Gomati Nagar Lucknow, Utter Pradesh. Act Now for Harmony and Democracy 23, Canning Lane New Delhi 110001. Amanbiradari 25/1 Second floor, Adhichini, Bikaner Vally Gali, Aurbindo Marg, Near Mother International School, New Delhi 1100017. Ashadeep At. Post. Nadihatargga Village, Taluka Nilang, Dist Latur. Association for Promotion of Creative Learning School of Creative Learning, Nargada Village, Danapur Cantt- Shivala Road, Patna 801503. At. Post : Dharur Tal : Osmanabad, Dist : Osmanabad. At. Post : Dhekari Tal : Tuljapur, Dist : Osmanabad. At. Post : Karla Tal : Tuljapur, Dist : Osmanabad. At. Post : Takwiki Tal : Tuljapur, Dist : Osmanabad. At. Post : Varvanti Tal : Tuljapur, Dist : Osmanabad. At. Post : Wadi Bamani Tal : Osmanabad, Dist : Osmanabad. Civil Hospital Osmanabad. District Education and Training Institute Osmanabad. District Magistrate / Collector Office Osmanabad. District Rural Development Agency Osmanabad. Forum for Indigenous Perspectives and Actions Jupitar Yambem Centre, Paona International Market, Imphal 795001. Green Valley and Charitable Trust Head Office and Post Office, Ballamguri, Chirang District 783 393, Assam. Halo Medical Foundation Pune Naka Road, Near Siddeshwar Hospital, Behind Z.P. School, Solapur. Halo Medical Foundation Andur, Tal. Tuljapur, Dist. Osmanabad. Human Rights Law Network Internship Committee, 576, Masjid Road, Jungpura, Bhogal, New Delhi 110014. Integrated Child Development Scheme Osmanabad. Jammu and Kashmir State Branch Indian Red Cross Society, Exchange Road, Srinagar 190001. Jan Sahas 40/2, Civil Line, Dewas 455001, Madhya Pradesh. Kudumbashree Civil Station, Collectorate Kozhikode. Lokhit Samajik Vikas Sanstha, At. Po Massa (Khandeshwari) Taluka : Kalamb, Dist. Osmanabad. Manav Vikas Mandal At. Po. Chorakhali Village, Taluka Osmanabad, Dist. Osmanabad 413 405. Manvi Hakka Abhiyan At. Po. Telgaon, Tal. Majalgaon, Dist. Beed. MAVIM Osmanabad. Mazdoor Kisan Shakti Sangathan Headquarters : Village Devdoongiri, Post Brar, District Rajsamand, Rajathan. Nalanda Resource Centre for Educational Innovation & Training B-1/84, Sector- B, Aliganj, Lucknow 226024. National Confederation of Dalit Organisations M - 3/22 Model Town-III, Delhi-110009. National Campaign for Dalit Human Rights 8/1, South Patel Nagar, Second Floor, New Delhi 110008. ORG Centre for Social Research The Nielsen Company, 3rd Floor, Bharat Yuvak Bhawan, 1, Jai Singh Road, New Delhi 110001. Pratham Killari Village, Taluka : Ausa, Dist. Latur. PRAVAH Bompass Town, Devsangh Road, Deoghar, 814114, Jharkhand. Pride India Sparsh Sastur Tal. Omerga, Dist. Osmanabad. Pride India and Save Our Sisters (SOS) Sastur, Tal. Lohara, Dist. Latur. Sewa Mandir Old Fatehpura, Udaipur 313004. Social Welfare Department Osmanabad. Swayam Shikshan Prayog Block No 16, Mehar Nagar, Near Manorama Super Bazar, Bijapur Road, Solapur. Swayam Shikshan Prayog Taluka Shikshak Society Building, Samata Nagar, Osmanabad 413 501. Swayam Shikshan Prayog Trimurti Sadan, Shivaji Chowk, Sham Nagar (Near Ushakiran Petrol Pump), Latur. Tata Steel Rural Development Society Jamadoba, Dhanbad 828108. Vidhayak Sansad At Usgaon Dongari, Post Bhatane, Taluka Vasai, District Thane. World Vision of India Area Development Programme Omerga, Dist. Osmanabad. Varadaan C/o 349/2 Gandhi Samarak Nidhi Bldg, Bajaj Nagar, Nagpur 440010.

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Research Projects of Masters Degree Students

Title of the Project Name of Student Guide

M.A. IN DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

A Solution Looking for a Problem: The West Bengal Renewable Energy Development Agencys Remote Electrification Programme and the False Juxtaposition of Climate Policy and Development A Study of the Impacts of Liberalisation on Income and Employment in the Silk Handloom Industry: A Case Study of Banaras Celluloid Out of the Closet: A Study of Queer Representation in Indian Cinema Child Marriages in Rural India from a Socio-legal Perspective: Case Studies of Two Villages in Rajasthan Climate Change Vulnerability Analysis in Karnataka, India Conditions of Employment and Earnings of Agricultural Labourers in Rural Maharashtra Decentralisation of Education in Practice: An Exploratory Study of the Experiences and Implications of Recent Policy Initiatives for Schools Determinants of Access to Financial Services in Rural Bihar: A Case Study of Nawada District Economic Life of a Tribe in an Urban Setting: A Study of Pardhis in Mumbai Exploring the Impact of Womens Political Participation on Gender Relations in Public and Private Realms: A Study in Gram Panchayats at Alamnagar, Bihar Formulation of Climate Policy in India: Actors, Forces and Interests Gender Division of Labour in Lac Processing Units: A Study of Khunti District of Jharkhand Gender Responsive Budgeting: A Study of Maharashtra Ideology, Class and the Media: Representations of the 26th November, 2008, Mumbai Terrorist Attacks in the Mainstream Indian English Language Media Immunisation Coverage and its Determinants: A District Level Analysis in Uttar Pradesh Is Education News? A Study on the Representation of Education News in The Times of India Newspaper Marketing Efficiency in Mustard Trade: A Case Study from Punjab Mediating Education and Development: Language Concerns of Indigenous Communities Middle Class Activism and Democracy in India: A Case Study of Residents Welfare Associations and Urban Governance in Delhi Nature and Problem of Dairy Development: Evidence from Bihar Nautanki Performers of Kanpur: A Study of Caste and Gender Relationship Negotiating Local Governance and Tribal Development: A Study of the Munda Tribe in Jharkhand Right to the City: Understanding Spatial Negotiations Poor Women make with the Community, State and the Urban in Bangalore Social Movement and Social Change: A Case Study of the Pentecostal Movement in Kerala Socioeconomic and Educational Status of Rag Pickers in Mumbai Socioeconomic Impact of National Rural Employment Guarantee Act on the Tribals of Manipur Mr. Kerry Harwin Prof. T. Jayaraman

Mr. Abhay Kumar Ranjan Ms. Anurima Chatterjee Ms. Deepika Singh Mr. Wondimagegn T. Beshah Ms. Apurva Bamezai Ms. Aditi Vijay Desai Mr. Gautam Anand Ms. Paankhi Agrawal Ms. Srilata Sircar

Dr. R. Ramakumar Ms. Shilpa Phadke Prof. Asha Bajpai Prof. T. Jayaraman Dr. R. Ramakumar Prof. Padma Sarangapani Dr. Abdul Shaban Dr. Gaurang Sahay Dr. Madhushree Sekher

Ms. Megha Sud Ms. Anchal Kumari Ms. Muzna Fatima Alvi Mr. Hormazd

Prof. T. Jayaraman Dr. E. Toppo Dr. Anita Rath Dr. Manjula Bharathy

Ms. Priya Verma Ms. Vidya K.S. Ms. Jyotsna Taparia Ms. Sonia Kabir Mr. Abhishek Jha Mr. Amrendra Kumar Ms. Jyotsna Ms. Prerna Sanga Ms. Swathi Shivanand Mr. Ashwin John George Mr. Pramod S. Kalekar Mr. L. Tthanggoulien Khongsai

Prof. S. Siva Raju Prof. Padma Sarangapani Dr. R. Ramakumar Mr. Parthasarathi Mondal Dr. Ashwani Kumar Dr. Samapti Guha Dr. A. Rambabu Dr. Manjula Bharathy Ms. Shilpa Phadke Dr. Gaurang Sahay Dr. Sai Thakur Mr. P. Gopinath

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Title of the Research Project

The Crisis in the Tea Plantation Sector in Kerala: Causes, Consequences and Solutions A Study in the Idduki District of Kerala The Decay of a River in the Evolution of a Metropolis: The Case of River Cooum in Chennai City The Dynamics of Change and Stagnation: Case Study of Two Villages in Rajasthan The Performance of Darjeeling Hill Council in Relation to the Gorkhaland Movement The Potential Impact of Climate Change on Water Sharing in South Asia: A Case for Cooperation The Role of Gender Inclusive Policies in Bridging the Gender-Based Digital Divide in IT/ICT Industry in India The Role of Industries in Marathwadas Regional Development Vulnerability to Climate Change: An Assessment of Socioeconomic Aspects of Vulnerability to Climate Change at the Local Level in Maharashtra

Name of the Student

Mr. Vivek John Varghese Ms. Deepika Aravind Ms. Chandni Tyagi Ms. Phu Doma Lama Ms. Astha Sirpaul Ms. Shruti Uke Mr. Swapnil A. Sardar Mr. Vaibhav Raj

Guide
Prof. Sharit K. Bhowmik Prof. R.N. Sharma Prof. R.N. Sharma Dr. E. Toppo Prof. T. Jayaraman Mr. P. Gopinath Prof. R.N. Sharma Prof. T. Jayaraman

M.A./M.Sc. IN DISASTER MANAGEMENT

Religiosity, Identity and Deepening of Communal Expressions in Godhra, Gujarat Primary Health Care Utilisation Under National Rural Health Mission and Floods: A Case Study of Samastipur District, Bihar Coping with Food Scarcity: A Case of Bamboo Flowering (MAUTAM) in Patpuihmun Village, Churachandpur, Manipur A Study of the Impact of Uranium Mining on the Livelihoods of the Displaced Population, Jaduguda, Jharkhand Landslide Hazard Zonation Mapping and Remedial Measures: A Case Study of Landslides in Kalimpong, Darjeeling Implications of Involving the Armed Forces in Disaster Management: The Case of India Vulnerability of the Rural People of Meghalaya and the Public Health Response to the Outbreak of Meningitis in Meghalaya Disaster Financing: A Case Study of Landslide-Affected Village in Maharashtra Traditional Methods and Community Participation in Forest Conservation: A Case Study of Bhimashankar, Maharashtra Flood Risk Mapping of Kalyan-Dombivli Region, Mumbai, using GIS and Remote Sensing Techniques Civil Society Mobilisation in the Situation of Armed Conflict: Manipur Case Study GIS Application in Post Flood Epidemic Management: A Case Study of Mumbai Armed Conflict in Jammu and Kashmir: A Study of Factors Affecting Education of Children Community Perception and Adaptation to Changing Weather Patterns in Pauri, Uttarakhand: A Case Study of Tamlag Village Ms. Janvi J. Gandhi Mr. Kanchan Kumar Mr. Lalliensung Thlawngate Ms. Rajita Gupta Mr. Ranit Chatterjee Ms. Roshni Pramanik Dr. Sheila Longkumer Mr. Shreedutt Santosh Kamat Mr. Siddarth Daniels David Ms. Sneha Krishnan Ms. Vidushi Kaushik Dr. Vikas Namdeo Kurne Ms. Yavnika Tanwar Mr. Yeeshu Shukla Dr. P.K. Shajahan Dr. Jacquleen Joseph Dr. Jacquleen Joseph Dr. Samrat Sinha Dr. Balamurugan Guru Prof. Janki Andharia Prof. Surinder Jaswal Mr. Mahesh Kamble Ms. Parama Bhattacharya Dr. Balamurugan Guru Dr. Samrat Sinha Dr. Balamurugan Guru Dr. Jacquleen Joseph Prof. Janki Andharia

M.A. IN GLOBALISATION AND LABOUR

Mainstreaming Tribal Farmers: A Case Study of Farmer Cooperative (The Lahoul Potato Growers Cooperative Society) in Lahoul and Spiti District of Himachal Pradesh Women in the Banking Industry Trade Unions Social Security for Construction Workers: A Case Study of Delhi Mr. Amit Kumar Prof. Sharit K. Bhowmik

Ms. Anjali Bedekar Mr. Apurba Nath

Dr. Ezechiel Toppo Dr. M. Saifudeen Kitchlu

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Title of the Research Project

The Impact of Trade Liberalisation on the Oilseeds Complex in India and the Response of the New Farmers Movement to it MCD Licensing of Street Vendors in Delhi Gender, Labour and Empowerment: A Study of How Women Garment Workers View their Work The Issues of Social Security Among Domestic Workers Collective Bargaining and Wages in the Banking Industry Regulation of Street Vending by Town Authorities and its Impact: A Case Study of Delhi and Bhubaneshwar Gendered Bargaining for Public Space: A Case Study of SEWA Ladies Market The Social Support of National Union of Seafarers of India (NUSI) for Seafarers and the Seafarers Social Life Decent Work for the Shipbreaking Workers: A Special Reference to Alang, Sosiya (Gujarat) and Mazgaon (Mumbai) Collective Bargaining Agreements in the Indian Automotive Industry Social Secrutiy in Philipines Public Sector and Town Planning Scheme for the Ahmedabad Street Vendors Living and Working Conditions of Indian Seafarers: A Decent Work Perspective Child Labour Scenario in Jammu City Role of Social Movements in Organising the Unorganised Sector Workers: A Case Study of LEARN, Dharavi Collective Bargaining in the Steel Industry The Informal Sector and the Developing World: The Trade Union Answer to this Issue in Brazil CUT and India SEWA Nepali Migrant Workers Remittance System in Delhi

Name of the Student

Ms. Arunima Chakraborty Mr. Johnson Abhishek Minz Ms. Koyel Lahiri Ms. Nibedita Hazarika Mr. Parmesh Sharma Mr. Randhir Kumar Ms. Rashmi Chordiya Mr. Richard Kamei Mr. S.M.F. Pasha Mr. Saurabh Vikas Ms. Shweta Tripathi Ms. Sidrah D. Patel Mr. Tariq Wani Mr. Tinu K.Mathew Ms. Zeenat Husain Ms. Maira Vannuchi Mr. Yadab Prasad Bhattarai

Guide
Ms. Varsha Ayyar Dr. Ezechiel Toppo Ms. Varsha Ayyar Prof. Sharit K. Bhowmik Ms. Varsha Ayyar Dr. Ezechiel Toppo Dr. Mouleshri Vyas Ms. Varsha Ayyar Prof. Sharit K. Bhowmik Dr. Ezechiel Toppo Prof. Sharit K. Bhowmik Ms. Varsha Ayyar Dr. M. Saifudeen Kitchlu Dr. Ezechiel Toppo Dr. M. Saifudeen Kitchlu Ms. Varsha Ayyar Prof. Sharit K. Bhowmik

MASTER OF HEALTH ADMINISTRATION

Health Seeking Behaviour in Tribal and Non Tribal Women: A Comparative Study in Jharkhand Study of Public Private Partnership in Mental Health in West Bengal Role of Institutional Delivery and Impact of Traditional Birth Practices on Neonatal Health Outcomes: A Case Study of Tribal Jhagadia Block of Gujarat Economic Burden of HIV/AIDS on Household: A Study in the Context of Households in Navi Mumbai Utilisation of Primary Health Care Services (in Shahpur Block of Thane District) Factors Affecting Adherence to ART Treatment among HIV Positive Persons Barriers Faced by Mentally Ill Patients and their Relatives in Availing Mental Health Treatment in Mental Hospital, Delhi Public Private Partnership in Reproductive and Child Health Services for the Urban Poor: A Case Study of Marwari Maternity Hospital, Guwahati ICDS Programme Evaluation: Comparative Efficiency of Government Run Anganwadi and NGO Run Anganwadi Homeopathic Psychiat: A Study of Model Utilisation and Cost School Health Programme in Delhi: A Case Study Dr. Arpana Kullu Dr. Ayanava Basu Dr. Baiju Dinesh Shah Dr. K. Anil Kumar Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee Dr. Laxmi Kant Dwivedi

Dr. Amit Bhalchandra Bhavsar Dr. Dinesh D. Jagiasi Dr. Girish Ramchandra Ingle Dr. Jayant Dr. Jiban Jyoti Baishya Dr. Harish Kumar Singh Dr. Madhusudan Yadav Dr. Manika Sharma

Dr. Anita Rath Dr. Laxmi Kant Dwivedi Dr. Asha Banu Soletti Dr. Hemal Shroff Dr. Mathew George Dr. Hemal Shroff Dr. K. Ravindran Dr. V. Gowri

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Title of the Research Project

Role of Incentives in Improving Involvement of Frontline Workers to Promote Family Planning Programme Adolescent Mental Health: To Assess the Stress and Anxiety among 10th Std. Students in Terms of the Impact on their Mental Health and their Coping Mechanisms Health Status of Elderly in High Attitude Village of Ladakh Evaluation of Counselling Given to Mothers in Nutrition Rehabilitation Centres, MP Quality of Life in Tuberculosis under RNTCP Social Determinants of Reproductive Health in Urban Slum of Mumbai Fiscal Aspects of the Urban Public Health System: A Study of Vadodara City Health Care Seeking Behaviour in Pregnant Women: A Study in an Urban Slum Study of Public Private Partnership Programme in STI/ RTI Services in West Bengal Asha Scheme: Selection, Training, Work Responsibilities Evaluation in the Tribal Blocks of Thane District Awareness and Utilisation Levels of Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojana in Thane District A Study on Internet as a Source of Health Information A Study on Reasons of Increasing Numbers of Cases of MDR and CAT-II Failure in 2 Districts (North and South 24 Parganas) of West Bengal Evaluation of Pilot Phase of Aarogya SHI Scheme in Srikakulam District of Andhra Pradesh Utilisation of the Health Facilities by Korku Tribal Community in Melghat, Amravati

Name of the Student

Dr. Mohit P. Gandhi Dr. Nilesh Shriram Palve

Guide
Dr. D.P. Singh Dr. K. Anil Kumar

Dr. Norboo Angchuk Ms. Preetu Brajbhushan Mishra Dr. Raju S.M.G. Dr. Salima Bhatia Dr. Hemang Kamlesh Shah Ms. Shilpa John Dr. Sourav Ghosh Dastidar Dr. Sujay Rajan Joshi Dr. Nachiket Sandeep Sule Dr. Sumegha Sharma Dr. Tapas Ghosh Dr. Thota Parvathi Ram Dr. Vaibhao Devidas Ambhore

Prof. S. Siva Raju Dr. Hemal Shroff Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee Dr. Mathew George Dr. Anita Rath Dr. Harshad Thakur Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee Dr. Mathew George Dr. V. Gowri Dr. D.P. Singh Dr. Harshad Thakur Dr. Anita Rath Dr. K. Anil Kumar

MASTER OF HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION

Case Study on the Implementation of Picture Archiving and Communication System and its Impact on Operational Efficiency, Human Resource Structure, Cost Effectiveness and Employee Acceptance Performance Management in Hospital Organisation and HMIS-utilisation, Satisfaction and Training Dr. Altaf Faiyaz Dr. Ashok Bhatkande

Dr. Joy K. Banerjee

Dr. A.M. Sharma

M.A. IN HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT AND LABOUR RELATIONS

HRM Systems: Internal Consistency, External Alignment and Organisational Performance Emotional Intelligence and Leadership Effectiveness The Indian Mindset and Impact on Performance Hierarchical Orientation of an Indian and its Impact on Individual Behaviour in Organisations Strategic Design of Supply Chain in Automotive Sector Employee Engagement: Impact on Talent Retention Ms. Avantika Kumar Ms. Sagar A. Bhosale Ms. Gouri Mohan Ms. Pragya Mr. Saptarshi Das Mr. Varun K. Alagati Dr. Zubin Mulla Dr. Sasmita Palo Dr. Zubin Mulla Dr. Zubin Mulla Dr. Bino Paul G.D. Mr. Noel Machado

M.A. IN MEDIA AND CULTURE STUDIES

Issued in Public Interest: Visual Media, Social Education and the HIV/ AIDS Awareness/Prevention Campaign. Jukti, Taukko, Gappo: Taste and Masculinity in Kolkatas Adda Ms. Sharanya Gautam Mr. Romit Chowdhury Prof. Anjali Monteiro Ms. Shilpa Phadke

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Title of the Research Project

Reflections on Social Exclusion in Rescue, Relief and Rehabilitation: A Comparative Study of Two Panchayats in the Aftermath of the Kosi Flood 2008 Self-Perception and Identity of the Irula Community of M.G.R. Nagar, Cuddalore District The Final Exodus: A Study of Punjabi Migrants from Dera Ismail Khan Settled in Delhi Main Bhi Star Banunga.. A Study of Strugglers in Bollywood The Sound That Resonates: An Exploration of Dalit Music and its Role in the Dalit Movement Tears, Talent and TRPs: Reality Television in India and the Phenomenon Called Indian Idol Youth, Civil Society and Cinema Healing through Creative Art Therapies Regarding Crime: An Analysis of Representation of Crime in Hindi Cinema between 19702009 Exploring the Implications of Gender on the Law of the Parsi Community: with a Special Focus on the Parsi Community in Mumbai Reflections on Social Exclusion in Rescue, Relief and Rehabilitation: A Comparative Study of two Panchayats in the Aftermath of the Kosi Flood 2008 Dhrupad and the Guru Shishya Parampara: Interrogating Musical Transcendence through an Alternative Pedagogical Framework Food Scape: The Changing Dynamics of Food Habits and Culinary Culture in Kolkata Madrasah Education in Latur An Ethnographic Study of Traditional Khasi Musicians Crime: A Celebration in Bollywood A Land Locked Ark: Salvaged and Created Elements of Tibetan Identity in Exile Human Rights Violation in Assam as a Case Study of Secret Killings and AFSPA Media and Youth: A Relative Representation Media Narratives of Muslim Politics and Conflict in India: A Case Study of Azamgarh after the Batla House Encounters Fashion Magazines and Womens Relationship with them Focus on School Girls from a Small Town Representation of Indian Diaspora in Bollywood Films

Name of the Student

Mr. Ram Krishna Ranjan

Guide
Dr. Manjula Bharathy

Ms. Bhargavi Narayanan Ms. Shilpi Gulati Mr. Darpan Ved Ms. Manasi Pareek Ms. Parool Sharma Ms. Kaustubh Chandra Ms. Lynne Henry Mr. Jyotirmay Das Ms. Divya Cowasji Mr. Ram Krishna Ranjan

Dr. Manjula Bharathy Mr. K.V. Nagesh Mr. K.V. Nagesh Mr. K.V. Nagesh Prof. K.P. Jayasankar Prof. Anjali Monteiro Prof. Anjali Monteiro Mr. K.V. Nagesh Ms. Shilpa Phadke Dr. Manjula Bharathy

Mr. Ajinkya Shenava Mr. Arindam Banerjee Ms. Ayesha Maria Mualla Mr. Dev Narayan Choudhuri Ms. Isha Pungaliya Ms. Ishani Dasgupta Ms. Jenisha Borah Ms. Meera Ajay Khokhani Ms. Maryam Fatima Ms. Shruti Dhapola Ms. Uma Milind Ranade

Dr. Nandini Manjarekar Dr. Sujithkumar Parayil Ms. Shilpa Phadke Mr. K.V. Nagesh Prof. Anjali Monteiro Prof. K.P. Jayasankar Dr. Manjula Bharathy Mr. K.V. Nagesh Prof. K.P. Jayasankar Ms. Shilpa Phadke Mr. K.V. Nagesh

MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH

Maternal Nutritional Status and Breastfeeding Practices in Rural Gujarat Understanding the Relationship among Breastfeeding, Child Nutritional Status and Child Morbidity in Gujarat Morbidity Profile, and Health Seeking Behaviour of Male Migrants Working in Quarries Socioeconomic Status Lifestyle and Health Status of Post Menopausal Women Mass Media Exposure to Tobacco Messages among Secondary School Boys Dr. Alpesh Patel Dr. Mukhesh Patel Dr. Amar Nawkar Dr. Nazish Khan Dr. Nikita Surani Dr. Laxmi Kant Dwivedi Dr. Laxmi Kant Dwivedi Dr. K. Anil Kumar Dr. V. Gowri Dr. Hemal Shroff

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Title of the Research Project

A Study of Household Expenditure Incurred for Management of a Suspect Case of Malaria in a Slum in Mumbai The Economic Effect of Ill Health at Household Level in Rural Population of Bagbahara Block, Mahasamund District, Chhattisgarh Health Care Expenditure on Illness with and without Hospitalisation in Slums of Mumbai Mental Health Status of Migrant Female Sex Workers and the Role of Social Determinants Utilisation Pattern of Health Services by Urban Poor for Communicable Diseases Sexual Health and Migration: A Comparative Study among Migrant and Non-migrant MSM in Mumbai Health Care Utilisation Patterns for Maternal and Child Health Care Services by the Urban Slum Dwellers of Turbhe, Navi Mumbai Implication of Exclusive and Extended Breast Feeding on Childrens Health: A Case Study of Urban Slum in Mumbai Socioeconomic Status, Lifestyle and Health Status of Adolescent Girls Willingness to Pay for Health Insurance in Urban Poor: Evidence from Mumbai Slum Health Care Utilisation Pattern for Non Communicable Diseases by Urban Slum Dweller of Turbhe Slum, Mumbai Interpreting Sexual Health amongst Males in an Urban Slum The Effect of Migration on Mental Health Status: A Study Area of Male Migrants Non Migrants Socioeconomic and Epidemiologic Profile of Urban Slum

Name of the Student

Dr. Rachana Parikh Mr. Pradeep Tandan Dr. Pratibha Pawar Dr. Praveen Kumar Dr. Preeti Wasnik Dr. Ravi Kumar Dr. Rituparna Bishnu Dr. Ruchika Arora Ms. Sarita Bhagwat Dr. Shinjini Mondal Dr. Sona Deshmukh Dr. Vikas Choudhary Dr. Yogendra Ghorpade Mr. Kumar Rahul

Guide
Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee Dr. K. Anil Kumar Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian Dr. K. Anil Kumar Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian Dr. Laxmi Kant Dwivedi Dr. V. Gowri Dr. Soumitra Ghosh Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian Dr. Mathew George Dr. K. Anil Kumar Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian

M.A. IN SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Employee Engagement in Community Building Activities as an HR Training Technique: The Mahindra Way Input-Output Models of Schools in Delhi Studying the Cotton Value Chain: From Farm to Mill Small-scale Industries in Kashmir Study of Vegetable Supply-Chain in Kokrajhar District of Assam Role of Information Technology for Participatory Agricultural Commodity Markets Supply-Chain Management in Charcoal Business, Churachandpur Impact of SHGs on Micro-enterprise Development: Evidence from Balangir District, Orissa Regulating Groundwater of Punjab: Exploring the Perspectives of Different Stakeholders Study the Gaps in the Oral Health Care Facilities in the Villages of Haryana and Proposing a Customised Parallel Oral Health Care System Finding the Gaps in the Available Theories of Social Impact Assessment and Deriving the Tool/Methodology for the Same in Indian Context Vulnerability of Climate Change in Low Lying Areas of Coastal Megacities (Mumbai) Comparative Study of Legal Forms of Micro-finance Institutions in U.P. and Bihar Developing an Alternate Value Chain Model for Cotton Produce Ms. Aastha Sharma Mr. Abhishek Bhati Ms. Aditi Elhence Mr. Arif Hayat Nairang Mr. Biju Mushahary Mr. Chetan Singh Negi Mr. David Lunminlen Touthang Mr. Lokanath Chhatar Mr. Manwinder Singh Dr. Mohit Sukhija Mr. Pradeep Kumar Singh Mr. Praveen Kumar Ms. Priya Srivastava Mr. Rajesh Patidar Dr. Zubin Mulla Dr. Bino Paul G.D. Dr. Bino Paul G.D. Dr. Bino Paul G.D. Dr. Samapti Guha Dr. K. Ravindran Dr. Samapti Guha Dr. Samapti Guha Prof. Subodh Wagle Dr. Samapti Guha Prof. R.N. Sharma Prof. Janki Andharia Dr. Samapti Guha Dr. Bino Paul G.D.

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Title of the Research Project

Can Community Participation within Mining Activities Foster Sustainable Development in the Sector? Exploring Food Security through Community Kitchens Vocational Education: Creating Self Employment among Visually Challenged Social Marketing in Health Insurance Sector Women Spaces for Social Engagement: Exploring the Settings of Beauty Parlour Student Participation in Education Process and Reform with Reference to School Students Market of Vocational Training in Rural Areas of Ranchi District of Jharkhand

Name of the Student

Ms. Ritu Ms. Rukmani Riar Mr. Sridhar Gantyala Mr. Sushil Kumar Ms. Swati Vempati Ms. Vijayeta Singh Mr. Yogendra Kumar

Guide
Dr. Geetanjoy Sahu Dr. Laxmi Thummuru Ms. Saritha C.T Ms. Akila Charagi Prof. Lakshmi Lingam Ms. Saritha C.T. Dr. Bino Paul G.D.

M.A. IN SOCIAL WORK

A Study on the Socioeconomic Impact of SRA on the Lives of People Rehabilitated Under it A Study on the Socioeconomic and Ethnographic Coping Patterns of Migrant Labourers in Kerala A Study on Womens Access and Management of Water for Domestic Use Accessibility to Health and Support Services by Injecting Drug Users in Guwahati An Ethnographic Study of Commercially and Sexually Exploited Women in Kalighat, Kolkata Contribution of Education in the Process of Resettlement for Bhutanese Refugees in Nepal: A Study of the Bhutanese Refugee Education Programme Covering the Marginalisation: An Analysis of Representation of Dalits in the Print Media Empowerment of Meitei Women in Manipur: A Study of Women Vendors in Ima Market Experiences of Social Workers in Balancing Professional and Personal Roles How Lesbian Women use Popular Cultural Spaces to Create a Space for Themselves in Society Identity and Exclusion of Muslim Women: A Study in Malegaon Impact of Radhanagari Wildlife Sanctuary on the Livelihood of Dange Dhangars Issues in the implementation of Domestic Workers Act Land Acquisition and the Role of State and Non-State Actors: A Case Study of the Proposed Mittal Steel Plant in Jharkhand Living Conditions of the Elderly and their Awareness, Attitude and Utilisation of Old Age Schemes and Programmes: A Study in Kerala Living in the Margins: Gender, Disability and Violence Microfinance: A Study of Peoples Perspective Nirvanam: The Process of Castration in Hijras Nutritional Health Status of Girls: A Study in Delhi, India Power, Democracy and Development: A Case Study in the Village of Bihar Pulayas of Kerala: Assertions against Oppressions in a Casteist Society Mr. Jitendra P. Borday Ms. Mariam Thomas Mr. Sisir Tarafder Ms. Anwesha Dutta Ms. Sonali Oberoi Mr. Mathew Jacob Prof. H. Beck Prof. H. Beck Prof. Chhaya Datar Prof. Vimla Nadkarni Mr. Vijay Raghavan Ms. Monica Sakhrani

Mr. Sidharth P. Ughade Ms. Salam Bidyalaxmi Ms. Swati Ms. Dyuti Ailawadi Ms. Neha Dabhade Ms. Devaki Purohit Ms. Inasin Mendonsa Mr. Rajan Kumar Singh Ms. Gita May Peters Ms. Anusha Chatterjee Mr. Vivek Kumar Ms. Mridu Markan Ms. Deepika Thakur Mr. Chandan Kumar Ms. Deepika R. Alex

Mr. K.V. Nagesh Dr. Shewli Kumar Prof. Katy Y. Gandevia Ms. Brinelle DSouza Dr. P.K. Shajahan Dr. Sai Thakur Dr. Mouleshri Vyas Prof. H. Beck Prof. S. Siva Raju Ms. Ruchi Sinha and Dr. Srilatha Juvva Dr. Swapan Garain Dr. Asha Banu Soletti Dr. P.M. Sandhya Rani Dr. Bipin Jojo Mr. Alex Akhup

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Title of the Research Project

Security of Body and Mind: Mental Health Interventions by Shelter Homes for Women in Distress Social Determinants and Health Seeking Behaviour for Malaria Among Kondho Tribes in Daringbadi Block Socioeconomic Situation of Adolescent Girls in the Lambada Tribal Community: A Study of Rangareddy District, Andhra Pradesh Socioeconomic Status of Scavengers Hela Community in West Bengal Stigma Faced by People with Mental Illness in Rural Areas of Udupi District: A Study in Udupi District of Karnataka Stress amongst Police Personnel and its Impact on their Families Sustainable Livelihood in the Hilly Region: An Exploratory Study of Aajeevika, Uttarakhand Thirunangai from Twilight to Limelight: A Study on Empowerment among Transgender Population in Chennai Transition from Monarchy to Republic: The Politics of Youth in Nepal Transition of the Pardhi Tribe: Understanding Socioeconomic and Judiciary Aspects in Ahmednagar, Maharashtra Tribal Livelihoods: A Study in Kavlale Village in Jawahar Taluka Understanding the Perspectives on Treatment, Care and Rehabilitation in Mental Health Institutions Understanding the Process of Identity Formation amongst Bisexual Men in Mumbai City Understanding Tribal Women in Prostitution in Dimapur District of Nagaland Warli Paintings: Tradition and Change Commercialisation and its Impact on Culture

Name of the Student

Ms. Jasmine Kalha Mr. Jayakant Singh Ms. Sita Mamidipudi Venkamma Mr. Ajay Hela Ms. Nikita Marina Pinto Ms. Khushboo Gupta Ms. Nishtha Mohendra Ms. R. Vaishno Bharati Ms. Rekha Khatri Ms. Shweta Barge Ms. Sajitha Sankarankutty Ms. Isha Dhody Mr. Ankur Srivastava Ms. Gracy Ayee Ms. Ashwini P. Shelke

Guide
Dr. Asha Banu Soletti Dr. Mathew George Dr. Swati Banerjee Dr. Mouleshri Vyas Dr. Shubhada Maitra Ms. Ruchi Sinha and Mr. Vijay Raghavan Dr. Laxmi Thummuru Dr. Shubhada Maitra Dr. Samta Pandya Dr. Bipin Jojo Dr. Shewli Kumar Dr. Shubhada Maitra Dr. Asha Banu Soletti Ms. Roshni Nair Prof. J.J. Roy Burman

M.A. IN SOCIAL WORK IN DISABILITY STUDIES AND ACTION

Accessibility to Education of Children with Disabilities belonging to the Scheduled Caste Community: A Study in Mirzapur District of Uttar Pradesh Dalit Women With Disability in Rural Maharashtra Disability, Challenges and Strengths: Perceptions of Parents of Children with Orthopaedic Disabilities Disability, Strengths and Challenges: Perceptions of Parents of Children with Mental Retardation Educational Schemes for Children with Disabilities Employability of Persons with Visual Impairment in the Corporate Sector Family Participation in the Recovery Process of Schizophrenia Home Based Rehabilitation of Children with Cerebral Palsy: A Needs Assessment Life after Stroke as Perceived by Stroke Survivor Marital Expectations of Unmarried Youth with Locomotor Disability Perception of Social Support in Daily Living of Elderly Affected by Stroke: A Study in Patna, Bihar Physical Barriers at the Workplace for Persons with Visual and Locomotor Disabilities in Delhi Profile of Adult Dalit Persons with Disability Who are Service Recipients from NGOs in Bhopal Ms. Aliva Aloka Chandra Raut Mr. Manohar Shankar Davane Mr. Rajesh Ekka Ms. Deki Zam Mr. Dayanand R. Waghmare Ms. Prabeena Kumar Bebarta Ms. Candice G. Menezes Ms. Neeta R. Deolalkar Ms. Richa Bharti Mr. Birendra Ram Mr. Niraj Kumar Jha Ms. Neha Saigal Mr. Ram Krishna Patil Prof. G.G. Wankhede Dr. Sandhya Limaye Ms. Kalyani K. Talvelkar Ms. Kalyani K. Talvelkar Dr. Sandhya Limaye Dr. A. Rambabu Dr. Srilatha Juvva Dr. Srilatha Juvva Dr. Sandhya Limaye Dr. Srilatha Juvva Prof. S. Siva Raju Dr. Madhura Nagchoudhuri Dr. Madhura Nagchoudhuri

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Title of the Research Project

Social Barriers to Schooling of Adolescent Dropouts with Locomotor Disability in Rural Eastern Uttar Pradesh Stress and Coping among Caregivers of Women with Mental Illness TeachingLearning Environment of Children with Learning Disabilities Vulnerability of Street Children with Disability in Metropolitan Cities

Name of the Student

Mr. Subhabrata Samal Ms. Anshu Goel Ms. Xyna Elizabeth Prasad Ms. Susheela Jeliya

Guide
Dr. Madhura Nagchoudhuri Dr. Srilatha Juvva Dr. Rajani Konantambigi Ms. Mohua Nigudkar

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M.Phil. and Ph.D. Seminars

Title Research Scholar Name of the Guide

BUSINESS AND WORK

Business Students Attitudes about Business and Society Attitude Towards Work: An Analysis of its Construction Across Two Generations Ms. Nia Julia Choi Ms. Vibhav Singh Dr. Sasmita Palo Dr. Sasmita Palo

CHILDREN AND YOUTH

Paradigms of Social Work Praxis: A Case of Street Children A Study of Juveniles in Conflict with the Law and Rehabilitation A Study of Youth Arrested under Extortion Crimes in Mumbai City Child Marriage and its Consequences among the Tribal Societies of Arunachal Pradesh Childhood and Schools Mr. Kaivalya T. Desai Ms. Mohua Nigudkar Mr. Vijay Raghavan Ms. Monica Binny Ms. Poonam Sharma Dr. Mouleshri Vyas Prof. Lina Kashyap Prof. Neela Dabir Dr. C.J. Sonowal Prof. Padma Sarangapani

CONFLICT AND PEACE

Effect of Armed Conflict of Women: A Study of Half-Widows in Kashmir The Role of Media and Peace Process in Assam Ms. Soudiya Qutab Mr. Pinak Pani Basumatary Prof. N. Jayaram Dr. Manjula Bharathy

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

Directors Perception on Corporate Governance: Highly Traded Companies in Bombay Stock Exchange Corporate Social Responsibility in India: A Study of ICICI Bank and BPCL Ltd. Mr. Rakesh Yadav Ms. Anjana Hazarika Dr. E. Toppo Prof. Sharit K. Bhowmik

DALITS AND TRIBALS

The Ramoshi Community Social Mobility among Dalits in West Bengal Social Work Practice: Tradition and Changes among the Sumi Tribe of Nagaland Experience of Scheduled Caste Students at Higher Education Level in the State of Orissa Tribal Studies in Context of Geography Mr. Dattatary Bhandalkar Mr. Dipankar Mandal Ms. Toli Kiba Mr. Dhaneswar Bhoi Mr. Vinay Vijay Ayyar Dr. Bipin Jojo Prof. G.G. Wankhede Prof. J.J. Roy Burman Prof. G.G. Wankhede Dr. Bipin Jojo

DEVELOPMENT ISSUES
Remittance and its Impact on Households and Local Development: A Study in the States of Kerala and Gujarat in India Social Cost of Off Shoring Processes and Politics of Land Acquisition and Conversion: A Case of Kerala Nature, Community and Interventions: Emerging Landscapes in the Peri-urban Region of the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Socioconomic Impacts of Developmental Projects on Indigenous Communities with Reference to the Dibang Multi-Purpose Project, Arunachal Pradesh Community Participation and Social Exclusion in Watershed Development: Impact of Mode and Local Factors Ms. Milly Sil Ms. Prafulla Metapati Ms. Chitra K.P. Ms. Rekha Mammen Mr. Nani Gopal Mandal Prof. S. Siva Raju Dr. Sasmita Palo Dr. Bipin Jojo Prof. Swapna Banerjee-Guha Prof. J.J. Roy Burman

Mr. Eshwar Kale

Prof. Subodh Wagle

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Title

Research Scholar

Name of the Guide

DISABILITY
Recreation of Children with Sensory Disability: A Study on Accessibility, Self-concept and Socio-emotional Competencies Teacher Perspectives on Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Type Behaviours in the Classroom Ms. Kalyani Talvelkar Ms. Neena David Prof. Lina Kashyap Prof. Vrinda Datta

HEALTH
Utilisation of Healthcare Services in a Conflict Situation: A Study of the Lois in Thanga of Manipur Life Situation and Coping Strategies Adopted by Parents of Paediatric Palliative Children Social Support System and the Recovery Process: A Study Among Bypass Surgery Patients Emotional Intelligence of Adult Children of Alcoholics in Mumbai A Study of Self-concept in Children Living with HIV and Receiving Anti-Retroviral Therapy Sexual Networks, Concurrency and its Implications for HIV Among High Risk Population: An Exploratory Study Mens Participation in Womens Reproductive Health: A Study of Young Mens Understanding and Perceptions in a Slum in Delhi Ms. Nganthoiba Pebam Ms. Mrunal Marathe Ms. Amrita Sahu Ms. Rizwana Nulwala Ms. Souri Lata Das Ms. Sucheta Deshpande Ms. Aastha Kant Dr. Madhushree Sekher Dr. Srilatha Juvva Dr. K. Anil Kumar Prof. Surinder Jaswal Prof. Vimla Nadkarni Prof. Shalini Bharat Prof. Shalini Bharat

IDENTITY
Globalisation and Dissolving Identities of Workers Ethnicity and Religion: The Reconstruction of Kashmiri Ethnic Identity Muslim Ghettoes in Mumbai: An Exploration into Identity, Gender and Construction of Space Hornbill Festival and Articulations of Naga Identity Identity Construction and Negotiations by Young People on Social Networking Sites: A Case Study of Facebook Mr. Chakradhar Indurkar Ms. Kamlesh Bamotra Ms. Qudsiya Contractor Ms. Theyiesinuo Keditsu Ms. Madhavi Manchi Dr. E. Toppo Prof. N. Jayaram Prof. Janki Andharia Dr. Manjula Bharathy Prof. K.P. Jayasankar

LIVELIHOOD
Sustainable Household Livelihood Strategies: An Exploration of NGO Interventions in India A Study of Changing Livelihood Patterns of Dhangar Community with Specific Reference to Man Block of Satara District Ms. Meghadeepa Chakravarty Mr. Dada Rajaram Dadas Dr. Swapan Garain Prof. J.J. Roy Burman

MENTAL HEALTH
Child-rearing and Child Mental Health: A Study of Non-slum Families in Mumbai City Participation in Community and Quality of Life of People Living with Schizophrenia Psychosocial Experiences of Women with Breast Cancer in Kerala A Study of Psychosocial Stress and Adaptation Process Among Widows Living with HIV/AIDS Psychosocial Implications of HIV-Affected Children Ms. Lata Sheneva Ms. Shalial Raj Ms. Asha Vijayan Ms. Preeti Warlekar Ms. Debolina Roy Prof. Surinder Jaswal Prof. Katy Y. Gandevia Dr. Srilatha Juvva Dr. Anil Sutar Dr. Shubhada Maitra

MICROFINANCE
Micro Enterprises Development through SHGs: A Case Study of the Sindhudurg District of Maharashtra Ms. Supriya DSouza Prof. M. Kunhaman

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Title
Human Resource Management in the Informal Economy: A Study on Empowerment of Dalit Women through Micro Credit Institutions Women Empowerment and Self-Help Groups: A Structural Paradigm to Challenge the Status of Girl Children

Research Scholar
Ms. Suprava Khuntia Ms. Uttara Ray

Name of the Guide

Prof. Sharit K. Bhowmik Prof. Vrinda Datta

MIGRATION
Coming Back Home: Dynamics and Consequences of Return Migration Do Migrants Adapt? A Case Study Among Tamil Migrants in Cheethah Camp, Mumbai Global Industries, Local Culture: Single Migrant WomenGender and Change in India Ms. Moutoushi Mukherjee Mr. Jerome M. Ms. Prerna Kumar Prof. N. Jayaram Dr. Amita Bhide Prof. Lakshmi Lingam

ORGANISATION DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT

Strategic Aspects of Service Quality: Evidences in a Banking and Financial Organisations in Saudi Arabia Exploring the Applicability of the Durand Model of Managerial Competency Development to Indian Organisations Retaining Knowledge Workers in Indian IT Services Industry: A Grounded Theory Study Organisational Excellence: A Case Study of an Indian Public Sector Mr. Vishwajit R. Ladge Mr. M. Kameshwar Rao Ms. P. Premlatha Mr. V.N. Srivastava Dr. Sasmita Palo Dr. Sasmita Palo Prof. D.K. Srivastava Prof. Sharit K. Bhowmik

RELIEF AND REHABILITATION

Emergent Groups and Behaviour in the Context of Social Exclusion: A Study of Flood Response and Recovery in North Karnataka Mr. Naveen Thomas Prof. Surinder Jaswal

SEXUALITY
Sexuality and Schools History, Politics and Identity: Perspectives on Transgender (Hijra/Aravani) Movement in the State of Tamil Nadu The LGBT Movement in India: Practices, Challenges and Future Constructing Middle Class Women, Heterosexuality and New Spaces of Consumption in Mumbai Ms. Parul Ms. Shabeen Saveri Ms. Aditi Maheshwari Ms. Shilpa Phadke Dr. Nandini Manjrekar Prof. Lakshmi Lingam Prof. Lakshmi Lingam Prof. Lakshmi Lingam

SOCIETY
Cyberactivism: An Exploratory Study of Changing Modes of Protest Self-Determination Movement in Manipur Social Hierarchy in Post-Independent Rural India: An Ethnographic Study in a Village in Andhra Pradesh Role of Heterogeneity in Managing Common Property Resources Ms. Maheswata Das Mr. H. Shukhdeba Sharma Mr. Rahul Choragudi Mr. Dhaval Joshi Prof. Anjali Monteiro Prof. J.J. Roy Burman Prof. N. Jayaram Prof. Subodh Wagle

WOMEN
Social Inequality Among Women: A Study of Household Weavers of West Bengal Women Engaged in Emerging Home-based Occupations: A Study in the City of Hyderabad Socio-Economy of Women Domestic Workers in India: An Inquiry into the Scope of Change Ms. Anindita Saha Ms. Nisha Bharti Ms. Sunita Kumari Dr. Madhushree Sekher Dr. Mouleshri Vyas Dr. Bino Paul G.D.

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Financial Statement Administrative and Technical Staff Participation in Conferences, Seminars, Workshops and Training Programmes Appointments, Promotions and Retirements

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Financial Statement
AUDITED BALANCE SHEET, AT A GLANCE, AS ON MARCH 31, 2009
Capital and Liabilities 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Capital Grants Endowments Funds and Donations Project Credit Balances Sundry Creditors Grant under Utilisation as on 31-03-2009 Rs. in lakhs 610.19 561.46 6,149.52 3,183.20 673.30 143.03 11,320.70 Property and Assets 1. Land and Buildings 2. Furniture and Equipment 3. Library Books 4. Investments 5. Sundry Debtors 6. Project Debit Balances 7. Stocks 8. Advances and Deposits 9. Cash and Bank Balances 1,427.87 1,914.85 2.49 4,518.34 1,378.73 1,254.95 62.06 19.37 742.04 11,320.70

AUDITED INCOME AND EXPENDITURE, AT A GLANCE, AS ON MARCH 31, 2009

Rs. in lakhs A. Expenditure Excess of Expenditure over Income as on 31-03-2008 Salary: Pay and Allowances Retirement Benefits Non-Salary Items Grant under Utilisation as on 31-03-2009 B. Income University Grants Commission Institutes Income 2,085.11 266.48 2,351.59 3.99 1,261.18 221.14 722.25 143.03 2,351.59

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Administrative and Technical Staff Participation in Conferences, Seminars, Workshops and Training Programmes
Staff Member Mr. Santosh Palve and Ms. Vidya Sartape Title of the Programme Technical Workshop on MACP & Pay Fixation Under the New Rules on Implementation of VI CPC National Workshop on IT Application in Management of University Administration and Examination Reforms in Higher Education TCI Workshop on Patterns in Human Behaviour: How to Deal with them in Groups Office Management, Interpersonal Relations, Communication Skills and Technology Workshop on General Office Procedures, Noting and Drafting, Organisation Structure, Filing System, Record Management and Brief Review of Soft Skills Place New Delhi Date Organiser Nature of Participation Participants

Apr. 1517, Centre for Training & Social 2010 Research

Mr. Mustafa Momin, Mr. S.R. Ganesh Goud and Ms. Geetha V.

Allahabad

Dec. 2730, Indian Institute of 2009 Information Technology

Participants

Ms. Rajee R. Menon

TISS, Mumbai

Nov. 913, 2009 Nov. 27, 2009

Centre for Lifelong Learning, TISS University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad

Participant

Mr. Satish Phanse, Mr. P.G. Santoshkumar and Mr. D.S. Raut Mr. D.S. Raut Mr. K.S. Sadegaonkar, Mr. P. Bhingare, Mr. Satish Tambe, Mr. B.K. Singh, Mr. Mahesh Shinde, Ms. Alka Davkare, Mr. Kundan Dhumal, Mr. Kiran Sherkhane, Mr. Satish Ghogare, Mr. Sunil Kevate, Mr. Milind Deshmukh, Ms. Ramila Dudhal, Mr. Laxman Khole and Mr. Ganpathi Chadre Mr. Gaurishankar Kamble and Mr. Santosh Palve Mr. D.S. Raut and Mr. Kundan Dhumal Ms. Neema K., Ms. Joycie Dias, Mr. V.K. Shinde and Mr. V.G. Gimonkar Mr. R.D. Pawar, Mr. L.C. Kamble, Mr. M.G. Morwadkar, Mr. H.G. Waorlikar and Mr. G.M. Angane

Hyderabad

Participants

TISS, Tuljapur Campus

Sep. 1213, Yeshwantrao Chavan 2009 Academy of Development Administration

Participants

Office Management Cash and Accounts Management Team Work, Leadership and Motivation in increasing Productivity and Efficiency in Office First-Aid Training

Mysore Delhi

Jul. 2224, 2009 Jul. 911, 2009

Parsam Institute of Statutory Rules Institute of Socioeconomics Research and Action (ISERA)

Participants Participants

Bengaluru

Jun. 1719, Parsam Institute of 2009 Statutory Rules

Participants

Thane

3 Sundays The First Aid Training of July 2009 Centre, Thane

Participants

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Appointments, Promotions and Retirements

Name Designation Affiliation Date

APPOINTMENTS
Dr. Sampat Kale Dr. Sandhya K. Ramakrishanan Dr. Jacquleen Joseph Dr. Narendra Kakade Prof. H. Beck Prof. T. Jayaraman Dr. Asha Banu Soletti Dr. R. Ramakumar Dr. Saifudeen Kitchulu Dr. Samapti Guha Mr. Manoj Joseph Dr. Madhura Nagchoudhuri Dr. Balamurugan Guru Dr. Zubin R. Mulla Ms. Varsha Ayyar Mr. Mahesh Kamble Mr. K.V. Nagesh Dr. Geetanjoy Sahu Dr. Lalitha Kamath Dr. Rohit Mutatkar Prof. Subodh Wagale Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Professor Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Professor School of Rural Development, Tuljapur School of Health Systems Studies Jamsetji Tata Centre for Disaster Management School of Health Systems Studies Centre for Community Organisation and Development Practice, School of Social Work Centre for Science, Technology and Society, School of Habitat Studies Centre for Health and Mental Health, School of Social Work Centre for Development Studies, School of Social Sciences Centre for Labour Studies, School of Management and Labour Studies Centre for Social Entrepreneurship, School of Management and Labour Studies School of Rural Development, Tuljapur Centre for Disability Studies and Action, School of Social Work Jamsetji Tata Centre for Disaster Management Centre for Human Resources Management and Labour Relations, School of Management and Labour Studies Centre for Labour Studies, School of Management and Labour Studies Jamsetji Tata Centre for Disaster Management Centre for Media and Communications School of Habitat Studies School of Habitat Studies Centre for Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy, School of Social Sciences School of Habitat Studies Apr. 19, 2010 Apr. 19, 2010 Apr. 1, 2010 Mar. 27, 2010 Mar. 25, 2010 Mar. 25, 2010 Mar. 25, 2010 Mar. 25, 2010 Mar. 25, 2010 Mar. 25, 2010 Mar. 25, 2010 Mar. 25, 2010 Mar. 25, 2010 Mar. 25, 2010 Mar. 25, 2010 Mar. 25, 2010 Mar. 25, 2010 Dec. 10, 2009 Nov. 11, 2009 Jun. 10, 2009 May. 15, 2009

PROMOTIONS
Dr. Sthabir Khora Mr. R.A. Naik Mr. Tejpal Ashram Mr. S.B. Annam Mr. Ravi Shinde Ms. Saroj Dhandhukia Mr. Ashish Govekar Mr. Sanat Kumar Swain Assistant Professor (Sr. Scale) Head, Peon Head, Sweeper Assistant Library Assistant Assistant Sr. Technical Assistant Programmer Centre for Studies in Sociology of Education, School of Social Sciences Facility Services Facility Services Computer Centre Sir Dorabji Tata Memorial Library Finance and Accounts Division Computer Centre Computer Centre Jun. 17, 2003 Jan. 12, 2010 Jan. 12, 2010 Jan. 12, 2010 Jan. 12, 2010 Oct. 8, 2009 Oct. 8, 2009 Oct. 8, 2009

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Name Mr. Harish Parmar Mr. Bodhi D.S.R. Dr. Harshad Thakur Dr. Neela Dabir Dr. Satish Kanamadi Dr. Asha Banu Soletti Dr. P.K. Shajahan Mr. Alex Akhup

Designation Semi Professional Assistant Assistant Professor (Sr. Scale) Professor Professor and Registrar* (25/05/2009*) Deputy Librarian Assistant Professor (Sr. Scale) Assistant Professor (Sr. Scale) Assistant Professor (Sr. Scale)

Affiliation Sir Dorabji Tata Memorial Library Centre for Social Justice and Governance, School of Social Work Centre for Health Policy, Planning and Management, School of Health Systems Studies Registrars Office Sir Dorabji Tata Memorial Library Centre for Health and Mental Health, School of Social Work Centre for Community Organisation and Development Practice, School of Social Work Centre for Social Justice and Governance, School of Social Work

Date of Joining Oct. 8, 2009 Apr. 8, 2009 Nov. 1, 2008 Jan. 1, 2008 Mar. 19, 2007 Jan. 28, 2006 May 11, 2005 Jun. 23, 2003

RETIREMENTS
Ms. Shyamala Subramaniam Mr. Deoji Bhoja Mr. S.B. Gowda Sir Dorabji Tata Memorial Library Facility Services Facility Services Dy. Librarian Cleaner-cum-Floor Attendant Attendant Jan. 31, 2010 Aug. 31, 2009 Apr. 30, 2010

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Candidates for the 70th Convocation Prizes

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Candidates for the 70th Convocation

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
Mr. Hanjaban Shukhdeba Sharma Ms. Pragya Sonawane Mr. Vijay Raghavan Ms. Ashima Das Ms. Mamatha Karollil Mr. C.K. Madhusoodhanan Mr. V.N. Srivastava Mr. Mariappan Muthiah Mr. Gopinath P. Ms. Shaila Desouza Mr. Purujit Praharaj Ms. Hema Bajaj Ms. Susan Mathew

MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY
Ms. Nandini Chakravarty Ms. Sharon S. Sunayna Mr. Jitendra Kumar Kushwaha Mr. Rahul Mr. Deven Kumar Kuda Ms. Nadira Khatun Ms. Sohini Basu Ms. Tina Chakravarty Ms. Ketoki Mazumdar Mr. Arnab Roy Mr. Tejeshwar Karkora Ms. Nivedita Challil Mr. Gaurav Gupta Ms. Shahina Praveen Ms. Melody Kshetrimayum Ms. Inshah Malik Ms. Bhumika Dwivedi Mr. Surendra Bhalerao

MASTER OF ARTS IN SOCIAL WORK

Mr. Ajay Hela Ms. Akanksha Shersia Mr. Allanson Wahlang Mr. Ameya Sunil Mahajan Mr. Amit Anil Mane Mr. Ankur Srivastava Mr. Anupam Kishore Ms. Anusha Chatterjee Ms. Anwesha Dutta Ms. Archanaa R. Mr. Arnab Ghosh Ms. Ashwini Pravin Anjali Shelke Mr. Bagale Arun Madhav Mr. Chandan Kumar Ms. Deepika Rose Alex Ms. Deepika Thakur Ms. Devaki Purohit Mr. Dinesh Chand Meena Ms. Divya S. Ballal Ms. Diya Nag Ms. Dyuti Ailawadi Ms. Gauri Shankar Jagdale Ms. Gayathry S. Dr. Gita Mary Peters Ms. Glenda Fernandez Ms. Gracy Ayee Ms. Huma Ansari Ms. Inasin Ales Mendosa Ms. Isha Dhody Mr. Jaja Kipgen Ms. Janice Namrata Lazarus Ms. Jasmine Kalha Mr. Jayakant Singh Mr. Jayavardhan J. Ms. Jeevika Shiv Mr. Jitendra P. Borday Mr. Joy Daniel Pradhan Ms. Jyothsna Verghese Mr. Kabi John Ms. Kalyani Avinashrao Gawande Mr. Kamei Samson Mr. Mohsin A. Khan Ms. Khushboo Gupta Mr. M. Avinash Reddy Ms. Madhura Dnyaneshwar Gawas Mr. Mahender Singh Poonia Ms. Mahima Chandra Ms. Mahima Sukheja Ms. Mamoni Doley Mr. Manoj Daya Ms. Mariam Thomas Mr. Mathew Jacob Mr. Mayank Baleshwar Sinha Ms. Mayuri Madhukar Patil Mr. Mohd Ilyas Akhter Ms. Mridu Markan Ms. Neha Dabhade Ms. Nikita Marina Pinto Mr. Nilesh Kumar Thool Ms. Nishtha Mohendra Ms. Nupur Bidla Mr. Porag Shome Dr. Prashant Sadashiv Bhosale Mr. Pratik Phadkule Mr. Pratikkumar Vasudevbhai Pandya Ms. Priya Ms. R. Vaishno Bharati Mr. Rajan Kumar Singh

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Mr. Raju Kumar Lal Mr. Ratndip Bhimrao Gangale Ms. Rinki Chokhani Mr. Ritesh Kumar Singh Mr. Rosan Minz Ms. Rupal Nagda Ms. Rupali Udhava Kamble Mr. Sachin Shesharao Bhagat Ms. Sajitha Sankarankutty Ms. Salam Bidyalaxmi Ms. Salomi Thommy Ms. Sangeeta Mr. Sanjeev Kumar Mr. Sansare Vijay Balasaheb Ms. Sarmistha Nanda Ms. Satya S. Naidu Ms. Sayli Welukar Ms. Shalini Kujur Ms. Shrirupa Sengupta Ms. Kalyani Shrish Anantprakash Ms. Shweta Sampat Barge Mr. Sidharth Pralhad Ughade Mr. Sisir Tarafder Ms. Sita Venkamma Mamidipudi

Ms. Sonali Oberoi Ms. Steffi Sam Ms. Sudatta Mondal Mr. Sudhir Keshav Maske Mr. Sunil Gautam Sonwane Ms. Susan Stephen Mr. Sushanta Kumar Mohapatra Ms. Swati Mr. Taha Abdul Rauf Ms. Tessy K. Mathew Ms. Trishla Jay Jasani Mr. Vaibhav Diwakar Ghadage Mr. Vaibhav Shankar Gawane Mr. Vikas Keshav Jadhav Mr. Vikas Prakash Jadhav Mr. Vikash Pradhan Mr. Vivek Anand Mr. Vivek Kumar Ms. Anjam Singh Ms. Rekha Khatri Mr. Sanjeev Dahal Ms. Archana Ms. Kalka Dutta

MASTER OF ARTS IN SOCIAL WORK IN DISABILITY STUDIES AND PRACTICE

Mr. Aliva Aloka Chandra Rout Ms. Anshu Goel Mr. Birendra Ram Ms. Candice Genevieve Menezes Mr. Dayanand Raghunath Waghmare Mr. Manohar Shankar Davane Ms. Neeta Rajiv Deolalkar Ms. Neha Saigal Mr. Niraj Kumar Jha Mr. Prabeena Kumar Bebarta Mr. Rajesh Ekka Mr. Ram Krishana Patil Ms. Richa Bharti Mr. Subhabrata Samal Ms. Susheela Jeliya Ms. Xyna Elizabeth Prasad Ms. Deki-Zam

MASTER OF ARTS IN HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT AND LABOUR RELATIONS

Mr. Abhinav Verma Ms. Akanksha Malhotra Ms. Amanpreet Kaur Ms. Dhoke Amit Ashok Mr. Amit Kumar Rai Mr. Angsuman Deka Ms. Ankita Gauba Mr. Ankush Jamadagni Mr. Anurag Shekhar Mr. Anvesh Sudhir Kharbanda Ms. Anvesha Singh Mr. Arun Pratap Singh Ms. Ashlesha Jain Ms. Avantika Kumar Mr. Benoy Sheth Mr. Bhosale Sagar Avinash Mr. Brijendra Chaudhary Mr. D. Nikhilkumar Ms. Bhakti Dharod Mr. Dileepan Lingaiah Ms. Garima Srivastava Mr. Gaurav Rathore Ms. Gouri Mohan Mr. Jitendra Das Ms. Krupa Joshi Ms. K. Adit Sastry Mr. Karanjeet Singh Mr. Karthik Ganesh Mr. Karthik P. Ms. Kommu Veena Ramchandra Mr. Manu Sasi Verma Ms. Mary Donbiaklun Hanghal Ms. Namita Verma Ms. Nidhi Sharma Ms. Nitya Pant Ms. Pallavi Singh Mr. Pankaj Kumar Sureka Ms. Pragya Mr. Prasanna Karthik R. Ms. Preeti Dwivedi Ms. Priyanka Nandan Mr. Rajat Bhatla Mr. Rakshit Sethi Ms. Roshni Das

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Mr. Sagar Chavan Mr. Samir Dogra Mr. Saptarshi Das Mr. Satish Kumar Mr. Saurabh Chaudhuri Ms. Shaily Yadav Ms. Shalini Bernadette Aind Ms. Shibani Priyadarshini Ms. Shreya Premkumar Mr. Siddharth Nair Ms. Sneha Arora

Ms. Snigdha Singh Ms. Sonal Gupta Ms. Sonam Aggarwal Ms. Soniya Makarand Dabak Ms. Sukti Ghosh Mr. Supratik Bose Ms. Tanvi Garg Mr. Tarun Massand Mr. Varun Keshavan Alagati Ms. Zainab Abbas

MASTER OF ARTS IN SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Ms. Aastha Sharma Mr. Abhishek Bhati Ms. Aditi Elhence Mr. Arif Hayat Nairang Mr. Biju Mushahary Mr. Chetan Singh Negi Mr. David Lunminlen Touthang Mr. Lokanath Chhatar Mr. Manwinder Singh Dr. Mohit Sukhija Mr. Pradeep Kumar Singh Mr. Praveen Kumar Ms. Priya Srivastava Mr. Rajesh Patidar Ms. Ritu Ms. Rukmani Riar Mr. Sridhar Gantyala Mr. Sushil Kumar Ms. Swati Vempati Ms. Vijayeta Singh Mr. Yogendra Kumar

MASTER OF ARTS IN GLOBALISATION AND LABOUR

Mr. Amit Kumar Ms. Anjali Ravindra Bedekar Mr. Apurba Kumar Nath Ms. Arunima Chakraborty Mr. Johnson Abhishek Minz Ms. Koyel Lahiri Ms. Nibedita Hazarika Mr. Parmesh Sharma Mr. Randhir Kumar Ms. Rashmi Chordiya Mr. Richard Kamei Mr. S.M. Fahimuddin Pasha Mr. Saurabh Vikas Ms. Shweta Tripathi Ms. Sidrah D. Patel Mr. Tinu K. Mathew Ms. Vijayalakshmi Manilal Nair Ms. Zeenat Husain

MASTER OF HEALTH ADMINISTRATION

Dr. Arpana Kullu Dr. Ayanava Basu Dr. Baiju Dinesh Shah Dr. Amit Bhalchandra Bhavsar Dr. Dinesh D. Jagiasi Dr. Girish Ramchandra Ingle Dr. Jayant Dr. Jiban Jyoti Baishya Dr. Kumar Harish Singh Dr. Madhusudan Yadav Dr. Manika Sharma Dr. Mohit P. Gandhi Dr. Palve Nilesh Shriram Dr. Norboo Angchuk Ms. Preetu Mishra Dr. Raju S. M. G Dr. Salima Bhatia Dr. Hemang Kamlesh Shah Ms. Shilpa John Dr. Sourav Ghosh Dastidar Dr. Sujay Rajan Joshi Dr. Sule Nachiket Sandeep Dr. Sumegha Sharma Dr. Tapas Ghosh Dr. Thota Parvathi Ram Dr. Vaibhao Devidas Ambhore Dr. Madhulika Ashutosh Tyagi

MASTER OF HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION

Ms. Aarti Mahajan Dr. Akash Gupta Dr. Akshaya Kiledar Mr. Altaf K. Faiyaz Dr. Anamika Ms. Anusha Rai Dr. Shweta Bahirune Dr. Bhabani Prasad Sethi

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Dr. Deepa Smrutiranjan Mohanty Dr. Dumavat Kishore Naiak Dr. Samarpita Dutta Dr. Ganapathy Tatiparti Dr. Gaurav Roy Dr. Hitesh Bhaskar Dr. Joy K. Banerjee Ms. Konica R. Seal Dr. Nitin Uddhav Patil Dr. Omkar Phanse Dr. Parbin Moktan

Dr. Prakash Sakharam Kalke Dr. Rahul Garde Dr. Rakesh Parashar Dr. Ranjana Kumari Dr. Sandeep Sakharam Kare Dr. Sandhya Mangesh Sarfare Mr. Sidhartha Sen Gupta Dr. Vandana Rahadwa Dr. Varsha Sanghavi Dr. Vinit Balwant Samant

MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH

Dr. Alpeshkumar Bhavanbhai Patel Dr. Amar Ramdas Nawkar Mr. Kumar Rahul Dr. Mukeshkumar Bhalabhai Patel Dr. Naazish Nazki Dr. Nikita Shiraz Surani Dr. Rachana Parikh Mr. Pradeep Tandan Dr. Pratibha Kumbhar Dr. Praveenkumar Katarki Dr. Preeti Hemchandra Wasnik Dr. Ravikumar A.V. Ms. Rituparna Bishnu Dr. Ruchika Arora Ms. Sarita Vikas Bhagwat Dr. Shinjini Mondal Dr. Sona Anil Deshmukh Dr. Vikas Choudhry Dr. Yogendra Shamrao Ghorpade

MASTER OF ARTS IN DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

Mr. Abhay Kumar Ranjan Mr. Abhishek Ms. Aditi Desai Mr. Amrendra Kumar Ms. Anchal Kumari Ms. Anurima Chatterjee Ms. Apurva Bamezai Ms. Ashwin John George Ms. Astha Sirpaul Ms. Chandni Tyagi Ms. Deepika Aravind Ms. Deepika Singh Mr. Gautam Anand Ms. Jyotsna Ms. Jyotsna Taparia Mr. Kalekar Pramod Sambhaji Mr. L. Thanggoulien Khongsai Ms. Megha Sud Ms. Muzna Fatima Alvi Ms. Paankhi Agrawal Ms. Phu Doma Lama Ms. Prerna Sanga Ms. Priya Verma Mr. Sardar Swapnil Anandrao Ms. Shruti Uke Ms. Srilata Sircar Ms. Swathi Shivanand Mr. Vaibhav Raaj Ms. Vidya K. S. Mr. Vivek John Varghese Mr. Kerry Harwin Ms. Sonia Tahera Kabir Mr. Wondemagegn Tesfaye Beshah

MASTER OF ARTS IN EDUCATION (ELEMENTARY)

Ms. Agnes Joseph Ms. Devika Sharma Ms. Devisree Raha Ms. Fiona Fernandes Ms. Indumathi S. Ms. Jennifer K. Thomas Ms. Latha K. Ms. Maneet Kaur Mr. Manish Chand Ms. Maran Ms. Meghna Naresh Gandhi Ms. Nirupama Kaushik Ms. Niharika Sharma Ms. Parul Modgil Ms. Proma Basu Roy Ms. Sangeeta Mukerji Ms. Sarita Sharma Ms. Shreyashi Chakraborty Mr. Shishir Tukadyadas Bhadke Ms. Sujata Maria Peres Da Silva Ms. Usha Malhan Mr. Parupalli Venkata Krishna Rao Ms. Vinita Arora

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MASTER OF SCIENCE IN DISASTER MANAGEMENT

Dr. Anshu Rani Mr. Kanchan Kumar Mr. Lalliensung Thlawngate (ab) Mr. Rahul Sethi Ms. Rajita Gupta Mr. Ranit Chatterjee Dr. Sheila Longkumer Mr. Siddarth Daniels David Ms. Sonu Poddar Ms. Sumedha Goel Mr. Varun Kumar Dr. Vikas Namdeo Kurne

MASTER OF ARTS IN DISASTER MANAGEMENT

Ms. Ashwini Kishan Kamble Ms. Elizabeth J. Cheeran Ms. Janvi. Gandhi Mr. Mangminlen Touthang Ms. Riddhi Shah Ms. Roshni Pramanik Mr. Shreedutt Kamat Ms. Sneha Krishnan Ms. Vidushi Kaushik Ms. Yavnika Tanwar Mr. Yeeshu Shukla

MASTER OF ARTS IN MEDIA AND CULTURAL STUIDES

Mr. Darpan Ved Ms. Divya Zal Cowasji Mr. Jyotirmay Das Ms. Kaustubh Chandra Ms. Lynne Henry Karathra Ms. Manasi Pareek Ms. Bhargavi N. Ms. Parool Sharma Mr. Ram Krishna Ranjan Mr. Romit Chowdhury Ms. Sharanya Gautam Ms. Shilpi Gulati

B.A. (HONS.) IN SOCIAL WORK WITH SPECIALISATION IN RURAL DEVELOPMENT

Ms. Acharya Manasi Ashok Mr. Denjil Basumatary Mr. Bhandare Manoj Nivrutti Ms. Charu Bhati Ms. Cherukandathil Chandni Chandran Mr. Dimble Vikas Sitaram Ms. Shatabisha Ghosh Mr. Sawan Kumar Gupt Mr. Harshvardhan Mr. Kamble Balasaheb Shivaji Mr. Khandagale Prithiviraj Dattatray Mr. Ajeet Kumar Mr. Manoj Kumar Mr. Rakesh Kumar Ms. Maske Reshma Kushappa Ms. Shabana Moidu Ms. Deepti Theresa Neelam Mr. Ningthoujam Ingocha Singh Ms. Stuti Pant Ms. Prachi Mr. Bhushan Prasad Mr. Vivek Raj Ms. Shreya Shalini Mr. Stanzin Rabyang

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Academic Prize/Shield/Medal Winners, 20092010 Batch

Prizes Name of Student(s)

PRIZES AWARDED ON INSTITUTE DAY

Dr. J.M. Kumarappa Prize to the Best Student of the First Year Social Work Class The S.D. Marathe NILM Trust Endowment Fund Award to the Second Year Student of Human Resources Management and Labour Relations, who stood First in the First Year The Prize instituted by the MHA students in 20012002 Academic Year to a Second Year student, who stood First in the First Year in Master of Health Administration Programme Prize instituted by the MHA students in 20012002 Academic Year to a First Year Student, who stood First in the First Year in Master of Hospital Administration Programme Prize to the Best Student of the First Year Public Health Prize to the Best Student of the First Year Education (Elementary) Prize to the Best Student of the First Year Development Studies Prize to the Best Student of the First Year Social Entrepreneurship Prize to the Best Student of the First Year Disaster Management Prize to the Best Student of the First Year Globalisation and Labour Prize to the Best Student of the First Year Media and Cultural Studies Prize to the Best Student of the First Year Disability Studies and Action Guinea Pig Essay Prize Guinea Pig Debate Prize Ms. Priya Mr. Abhinav Verma

Dr. Shah Hemang Kamlesh

Mr. Altaf K. Faiyaz

Dr. Rachana Bharatkumar Parikh Ms. Sujatha Da Silva Ms. Paankhi Agrawal Ms. Rukhmani Riar Ms. Sumedha Goel Ms. Koyel Lahiri Mr. Ram Krishna Ranjan Ms. Xyna Elizabeth Prasad Mr. Kamei Samson Ms. Srilatha Sircar and Mr. Vaibhav Raaj Mr. Vaibhav Raaj

Prof. A.R. Wadia Elocution Prize

PRIZES AWARDED ON CONVOCATION DAY

NTPC Gold Medal to the Best Student in Social Work NTPC Gold Medal to the student for Best Field Work in Social Work Prize to the Best Research Project in Social Work Prize to the Student Ranked Second in Social Work M.K. Tata Prize and the Institute Shield to the Best Student in Social Work Prize and Shield to the Best Student in Community Organisation and Development Practice Concentration (C1.1) Prize and Shield to the Best Student in Health and Development Concentration (C1.4) Prize and Shield to the Best Student in Dalits and Tribals: Social Justice, Equity and Governance Concentration (C1.5) Prize and Shield to the Best Student in Criminology and Justice Concentration (C1.6) Prize and Shield to the Best Student in Child and Youth Development Concentration (C1.7) Prize and Shield to the Best Student in Women Centred Social Work Concentration (C1.8) Prize and Shield to the Best Student in Field Work in Community Organisation and Development Practice Concentration (C1.1) Prize and Shield to the Best Student in Field Work in Health and Development Concentration (C1.4) Mr. Sanjeev Dahal Ms. Rupal Nagda Ms. Rekha Khatri Ms. Anusha Chatterjee Mr. Sanjeev Dahal Mr. Sanjeev Dahal

Ms. Anusha Chatterjee Ms. Anwesha Dutta

Ms. Sonali Oberoi Ms. Susan Stephen Ms. Jeevika Shiv Mr. Sidharth Ughade

Ms. Rupal Nagda

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Prizes Prize and Shield to the Best Student in Field Work in Dalits and Tribals: Social Justice, Equity and Governance Concentration (C1.5) Prize and Shield to the Best Student in Field Work in Criminology and Justice Concentration (C1.6) Prize and Shield to the Best Student in Field Work in Child and Youth Development Concentration (C1.7) Prize and Shield to the Best Student in Field Work in Women Centered Social Work Concentration (C1.8) Institute Gold Medal for the Best Student in Disability Studies and Action Prize to the Best Research Project in Disability Studies and Action Prize and Shield for the Best Field Work in Disability Studies and Action NTPC Gold Medal for the Best Girl Student of HRM&LR NIPM Silver Medal for the Student Securing Highest Marks in HRM&LR of 20072009 M.K. Tata Prize for the Best Student in HRM&LR The Prize instituted by the 198789 Batch of PM&IR students for Student Ranked Second in HRM&LR Prize to the Best Research Project in Human Resources Management and Labour Relations S. Kalsi Shield for the Best Student in Human Resources Management and Labour Relations Mrs. S.R. Panakal Shield for the Best Field Work Award for HRM&LR Institute Gold Medal and Prize for the Best Research Project in M.A. in Globalisation and Labour Institute Gold Medal and Prize for the Best Student in Globalisation and Labour Prize to the Student Ranked Second in Globalisation and Labour Institute Gold Medal and Prize for the Best Student in Social Entrepreneurship Institute Gold Medal and Prize for the Best Field Work Project in Social Entrepreneurship Prize to the Student Ranked Second in Social Entrepreneurship M.K. Tata Prize for the Best Student in Master of Health and Hospital Administration Institute Gold Medal for the Best Student in Master of Health Administration Best Research Project Prize in Masters of Health Administration The Prize instituted by the MHA students in 2001-2002 Academic Year for the Best Senior Student in the Health Administration Alumni Association of Health Administrators Chapter Shield to the Best Student in Master of Health Administration Institute Gold Medal for the Best Student in the Master of Hospital Administration The Prize instituted by the MHA students in 2001-2002 Academic Year for the Best Senior Student in the Hospital Administration Best Research Project Prize in Master of Hospital Administration Alumni Association of Health Administrators Chapter Shield to the Best Student in the Master of Hospital Administration Institute Gold Medal for the Best Student in the Master of Public Health Best Research Project Prize in Master of Public Health Shield to the Best Student in the Master of Public Health Institute Gold Medal for the Best Student in M.A. in Development Studies

Name of Student(s) Ms. Deepika Rose Alex Ms. Khushboo Gupta Mr. M. Avinash Reddy Ms. Rekha Khatri Ms. Xyna Elizabeth Prasad Ms. Xyna Elizabeth Prasad Ms. Xyna Elizabeth Prasad Ms. Bhakti Dharod Ms. Anuradha Mohanty Ms. Bhakti Dharod Ms. Zainab Abbas Ms. Avantika Kumar Ms. Bhakti Dharod Mr. Sourabh Chaudhuri Mr. Tinu Mathew Ms. Koyal Lahiri Mr. Tinu Mathew Ms. Rukhmani Riar Ms. Rukhmani Riar Ms. Ritu Dr. Altaf K. Faiyaz Dr. Manika Sharma Dr. Amit Bhavsar Dr. Manika Sharma Dr. Manika Sharma Dr. Altaf K. Faiyaz Dr. Altaf K. Faiyaz Dr. Altaf K. Faiyaz Dr. Altaf K. Faiyaz Dr. Rachana Parikh Ms. Rituparna Bishnu Dr. Rachana Parikh Ms. Chandni Tyagi

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Prizes Best Research Project Prize in M.A. in Development Studies Institute Gold Medal to the Best Student in M.A. in Education (Elementary) Certificate of Merit for the Best Field Attachment in M.A. in Education (Elementary) Institute Gold Medal for the Best Student in M.A./M.Sc. in Disaster Management Institute Silver Medal for the Student Ranked Second in M.A./M.Sc. in Disaster Management Prize and Shield to the Best Research Project in M.A./M.Sc. in Disaster Management Certificate of Merit for the Best Second Year Internship in M.A./M.Sc. in Disaster Management

Name of Student(s) Mr. Kerry Harwin Ms. Sujata Maria Peres Da Silva Ms. Sujata Maria Peres Da Silva and Ms. Meghna Naresh Gandhi Ms. Yavnika Tanwar Mr. Shreedutt Kamat Ms. Yavnika Tanwar Ms. Riddhi Shah, Ms. Rashani Pramanik and Dr. Sheila Long Kumer Mr. Ram Krishna Ranjan Ms. Sharanya Gautam Ms. Manasi Pareek, Ms. Bhargavi N. and Ms. Sharanya Gautam Mr. Romit Chowdhury Ms. Anusha Chatterjee Mr. Kerry Harwin Ms. Shreya Shalini Ms. Charu Bhati Mr. Vikas Dimble

Prof. Vijay Tendulkar Gold Medal for the Best Student in M.A. in Media and Cultural Studies Institute Silver Medal and Prize for Second Best Student in M.A. in Media and Cultural Studies Waqar Pyare Khan Certificate for the Best Media Project in M.A. in Media and Cultural Studies

Smitu Kothari Certificate for the Best Research Project in M.A. in Media and Cultural Studies Dr. Maria Mies Prize to the Student who scored Highest Marks for Dissertation of MA Programme with a focus on Gender and Justice Issues Mr. Emmanuel E. Agabalizu Shield for the Best International Students Ms. Dosi Vakeel Gold Medal for the Best Student in B.A. (Hons.) in Social Work with specialisation in Rural Development Ms. Dosi Vakeel Silver Medal for the Student Ranked Second in B.A. (Hons.) in Social Work with specialisation in Rural Development Ms. Dosi Vakeel Bronze Medal for the Student Ranked Third in B.A. (Hons.) in Social Work with specialisation in Rural Development

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