With great pleasure, we, COMQUER, the commerce society of Kalindi College, University of Delhi presents a very insightful NATIONAL WEBINAR on two...
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With great pleasure, we, COMQUER, the commerce society of Kalindi College, University of Delhi presents a very insightful NATIONAL WEBINAR on two topics, the Role of Digital Marketing in India and Business Analysis & Role of MIS in Managerial Decision Making We are very honoured to have Dr. Nitin C Mali and (Prof) Dr. Ratnesh Chaturvedi as the speakers for the same. Dr. Nitin will enlighten us about Digital Markets. Sir is an Assistant Director of Yashwantro Chavan School of Rural Development, Shivaji University, Maharashtra. Prof. Ratnesh will illuminate us on Business Analysis and MIS. Sir is a Professor in Department of Finance in Xavier Institute of Social Service, Ranchi.
On this auspicious occasion of Interntional Day for Prevention of Ozone Layer, Disaster Risk Reduction Group 🌪 of Department of...
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On this auspicious occasion of Interntional Day for Prevention of Ozone Layer, Disaster Risk Reduction Group 🌪 of Department of Geography🌱, Kalindi College, is putting the best efforts in propagating awareness via an amazing webinar where our eminent speaker, ‘Prof PK Joshi’ would be sharing his valuable words on: "GEOINFORMATICS FOR CONTEMPORARY ISSUES.”
He has a lot to his name and is a Professor in School of Environmental Sciences (SES) and the Concurrent Faculty of Special Centre for Disaster Research (SCDR) in Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU).
We will exalt your delighted presence and hence thrive to learn and grow with getting the hang of many mindful facts so, need to be more watchful in order to gain more.
So, you guys! attune yourself to this proficient initiative and opportunity.
📆Date: 16.09.2021
⏰ Time: 05:00 pm
📍Venue: Google Meet
Link to join meeting: https://meet.google.com/cjv-nsbp-uzg
For further information, contact:
Somdatta Maitra: +918617016364
Krutika Ojha: +91 9625080464
Regards,
Disaster Risk Reduction Group 🌪
Department of Geography🌏
Kalindi College
University of Delhi.
Greetings from COMQUER🌸 With great pleasure, we, COMQUER, the commerce society of Kalindi College present a very insightful webinar on whether...
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Greetings from COMQUER🌸 With great pleasure, we, COMQUER, the commerce society of Kalindi College present a very insightful webinar on whether bad banks can handle non-performing assets or not? ✨✨✨✨✨✨ We are very honoured to have Dr. Anjala Kalsie as the Resource Person for the same. Ma'am is a fellow member of ICSI, Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi
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WEBINAR REPORT on ICSSR SPONSORED TWO DAY NATIONAL WEBINAR ON SOCIO-ECONOMIC-POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS OF COVID-19 ON WOMEN IN...
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WEBINAR REPORT on ICSSR SPONSORED
TWO DAY NATIONAL WEBINAR ON
SOCIO-ECONOMIC-POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS OF COVID-19 ON WOMEN IN INDIA
ORGANIZED BY:
DEPARTMENT OF JOURNALISM
Kalindi College, University of Delhi
(Date: 10-11 June, 2021)
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE: Ms. RAJNI NAGPAL (Chairperson, Governing Body) Dr. NAINA HASIJA (Principal, Kalindi College) Dr. MEENA CHARANDA & Dr. RAKHEE CHAUHAN (Webinar Conveners) DR. MANISHA TOMAR (Webinar Co-Convener) TWO-DAY WEBINAR ON “SOCIO-ECONOMIC-POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS OF COVID-19 ON WOMEN IN INDIA” DATE- 10th JUNE, 2021; DAY 1 PLATFORM - GOOGLE MEET The Department of Journalism, Kalindi College, University of Delhi organized a two-Day national webinar on the topic “Socio-Economic-Political implications of Covid-19 on women in India” on June 10th and June 11th, 2021. The webinar was sponsored by the Indian Council of Social Science Research under the able guidance of Dr. NainaHasija, Principal, Kalindi College and Ms. Rajani Nagpal, Chairperson, Governing body. The panel of guests for the inaugural session boasted of a number of dignitaries - Chief Guest - Prof. K.G Suresh (Vice-Chancellor, Makhanlal Chaturvedi University, Bhopal), Guest of Honour - Dr Ajay Gupta (Director, ICSSR, Delhi), Distinguished Guest - Sadhvi Pragya Bharti (Motivational Speaker & Spiritual Teacher) and Special Guest - Ms Archana Singh (News Anchor, India TV). In her welcome address Principal Dr. Hasija shared some interesting anecdotes regarding the history of the Department of Journalism and congratulated the Webinar conveners Dr. Meena Charanda and Dr. Rakhee Chauhan and webinar co-convener Dr. Manisha Tomar for organizing the event. An audio-visual presentation was given by Dr. Tomar that gave an introduction to the idea and theme of the webinar. Chairman, Ms. Nagpal enlightened the participants with some very pertinent facts related to women’s health, their social and financial status and also provided concrete suggestions to improve their condition. Prof. Suresh highlighted the plight of ASHA workers, struggles of rural and urban poor girl child in attaining online education and the double burden of working women. Dr. Gupta was overwhelmed with the response that the webinar received and assured for future collaborations between Kalindi College and the ICSSR. Sadhvi Pragya Bharti emphasized on the importance of mental and emotional wellbeing of women during the pandemic and discussed how it took a toll on women’s mental health. Ms. Archana Singh in her address to the gathering mentioned that the pandemic had given a setback to women’s movement and that women need to now emerge with double the force to compete in a man’s world. The inaugural session came to a conclusion with a vote of thanks delivered by Dr. Meena Charanda. The webinar was divided into four technical session – two sessions held on June 10 and the remaining two on June 11. There were a total of 60 scholars from institutions like IP Univeristy, Amity University, Delhi College of Arts & Commerce, Institute of Home Economics, Punjab University, Gurukul Kangri University and Mahatama Gandhi Central University who presented their research papers. The first technical session commenced after the inaugural session with the participants eager to present their ideas. The session was moderated by Dr. Ritika Pant and chaired by Prof. Manoj Dayal, (Chair), Guru Jambheshwar University of Science and Technology, Hisar and Ms. Archana Kumari, (Co-Chair), Jammu Central University, Jammu & Kashmir. A total of 13 papers were presented in this session. Some of the issues addressed during the session were domestic violence, work from home culture, digital literacy amongst women and the working conditions of women journalists. and how it affected women in the due course of the pandemic. The second technical session was moderated by Dr. Ritu Sharma and chaired by Dr. Durgesh Tripathi, (Chair), University School of Mass Communication, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University and Dr. Rajeev Panda (Co-Chair), Associate Professor, Department of Journalism & Mass Communication, AIMC, Delhi. The speakers of the second session placed emphasis on work related difficulties. Speakers spoke about gender-based responses to the pandemic, self- help groups and the economic side of women empowerment. What was interesting to note was that women were more equipped with microfinancing during the pandemic than men. DATE- 11th JUNE, 2021; DAY 2 PLATFORM - GOOGLE MEET The third technical session was chaired by Prof. Nisha Pawar, (Chair), Head, Dept of Journalism and Mass Communication, Shivaji University, Kolhapur, Maharashtra and co-chair Ms. Manisha Singh, (Co-Chair), Journalist & Faculty, Ranchi University, Ranchi, Jharkhand and moderated by Ms. Bharti. Dr. Pawar acquainted the audience with the situation prevalent at the grassroot level in the country and explained that the virus has made an adverse effect in the small cities. Ms. Singh carefully comprehended the traumatic situation that the pandemic had posed and elaborated on how professional and knowledgeable discussions came to a standstill. And that is why this webinar, according to her, was a step towards encouraging insightful discourses. The presenters for Technical Session 3 focussed on varied issues faced by women in the Covid-19 Pandemic. The presenters were able to generate awareness on topics such as Gender based Digital Divide, Condition of Women in the Unorganised Sector during the Pandemic, Effect of Social Media and and Parenting during the Pandemic. The last technical session began with moderator Dr. Shanuja Beri extending a cordial welcome to the honourable chair Dr. Parul Mehta Mehra (Chair), Faculty, India Today Media School & Trinity Institute of Professional Studies, co-chair Dr. Shikha Rai, Assistant Professor, School of Journalism and New Media Studies, IGNOU, Delhi and Ms. Sarjana Sharma, Deputy Editor (News), Sanmarg Hindi Daily. The panelists thanked the committee for organizing such an informative and synchronized webinar for instigating discussions about women and the circumventing issues they are faced during the pandemic. The topics for presentations ranged from Mental Health of Women, Elderly as well as Health Workers to Digital Literacy in women. The papers were well-researched and accompanied by surveys that looked at the effects of numerous elements on women, throughout the pandemic. Chair, Dr. Parul Mehta, in her address, emphasized that the social aspects of the Covid crisis on women should be given proper coverage and how the pandemic, far from being gender neutral, has surely made a hard-hitting impact on the sanity of women. Dr. Shikha Rai mentioned that a woman's socio-economic position and the societal pressures are responsible for their sufferings being more than the male counterpart during the pandemic. She cited the example of Taiwan and mentioned how a small women led country had fought the pandemic with limited measures. Ms. Sarjana Sharma regarded the session as eye-opening. She congratulated the presenters for taking up a diverse range of topics. The valedictory session commenced at 2 pm and was moderated by Dr. Ritika Pant. She stated how the two days successfully registered various upcoming roles of women amid the pandemic. She acknowledged the panelists, convenors, managing committee, and volunteers for being the backbone of the event. Dr NainaHasija (Principal, Kalindi College) appreciated the subject of the webinar and addressed the adverse impact of the Pandemic on Women by gratifying the audience's appetite for intellect. She complimented the panelists and the college committee for organizing such an incisive event. Ms. Rajni Nagpal (Chairperson, GB, Kalindi College) was thrilled to observe all the distinguished guests and presenters bringing out a wide array of issues over the period of two days. She stressed upon the idea of continuing the discussion and not keeping it limited to just the webinar. Prof. Sanjeev Bhanawat (Former Head and Professor, Centre for Mass Communication) cited some real life examples to make the discussion more evidential. He sighed that women empowerment has been disastrously affected due to the coming of this pandemic and stated how mental health has to be upright to ensure physical well-being of women. Guest of Honour (Dr. O.P Dewal Director, SOJNMS, IGNOU) brought forth some eye-opening statistics about the fatality rate among women, in the instance of Covid, being higher than the male counterpart. He also talks about the societal norms of women being the caregiver in the family and says that such sacrifices shouldn’t be considered sacred anymore. Ms. Nibha Sinha (Media Expert and Editor, Edwin Group of Journals, USA) commended the macro and micro level references made throughout the seminar. She advocated for an interdisciplinary approach in research areas and suggested that for a research to be meaningful it must find solutions to real issues. Dr Rakhee Chauhan presented a report for the Two-Day National Webinar where she summarized insightful details and re-emphasized subjects which needed due attention, followed by a vote of thanks by Dr Meena Charanda, Dr Rakhee Chauhan, and Dr Manisha Tomar. The webinar managed to initiate a powerful dialogue combined with extensive research. Expanding the map of one’s knowledge, the webinar managed to provide a deliberate comprehension of various issues that have stemmed up from the unregulated nature of the socio-politico-monetary structures, which have been instigating continuous maltreatment of the minorities in lieu of such emergencies.
Department of Journalism, Kalindi College Date: 01 March 2021 Platform: Microsoft Teams The department of Journalism, Kalindi College...
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Department of Journalism, Kalindi College
Date: 01 March 2021
Platform: Microsoft Teams
The department of Journalism, Kalindi College organised an online workshop on 01st March, 2021. The workshop focused on how to write scripts for films and different elements of it. The Workshop was conducted under the guidance of honourable Principal Dr. Anjula Bansal and was convened by Dr. Meena Charanda,Dr. Rakhee Chauhan and co-convened by Dr. Ritika Pant.
The Workshop began with a welcome address by Dr. Ritika Pant, Faculty, Department of Journalism, Kalindi College. This was followed by the introduction of the guest speaker, Dr. Ipsita Barat. She is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mass Communication and Videography at St. Xavier’s College, Kolkata for more than nine years now. She is also acting as the Head of the Film Studies Department at St. Xavier’s College. She has completed her PhD. from Film Studies Department Jadavpur University, Kolkata and holds a master's degree from AJK Mass Communication and Research Centre (MCRC), Jamia Millia Islamia.
She has also worked extensively as a media professional in Kolkata television industry. Additionally, she has been appointed by as a resource person for several educational films produced by EMMRC Kolkata for UGC nation-wide telecast.
Dr. Barat started by addressing the students and advised them to give their participation to keep the Workshop engaging. She said “In order for a story to qualify as a script, it needs to have a Conflict”. Thus, focusing on different elements of the film, she stated examples from films like ‘Finding Nemo’ (2003) and ‘The Sixth Sense’ (1999). To keep the students engaged, she asked students to come up with their own everyday stories that have different film elements to it.
She also stated “You do not include anything that you cannot show”. It is necessary for a film to visualise the narrative on the screen appropriately. To help students in the future, she talked about an interesting website for script writing named ‘Studio binder’.
It was followed by a Q&A session, where she answered questions related to balancing conflict and beat altogether. Talking about characterisation and research, she put light on how all the five senses are important while writing a particular piece. Answering to the question if a story can be left unresolved, she talks about some kind of closure that happens. A change is always introduced in the course of events.
The 1-hour long workshop received massive participation of the students of all the years from department of Journalism. The total number of 149 registrations were received.
The Webinar concluded with the valedictory session where the vote of thanks was given by Dr. Ezra John, Faculty, Department of Journalism.
The zoological society organized its annual inter-college fest “CONVERGENCE” on 26th and 27th February, 2021 The theme of the event was...
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The zoological society organized its annual inter-college fest “CONVERGENCE” on 26th and 27th February, 2021. The theme of the event was “Zoonotic Disease”. The two-day event was graced by two invited speakers, Dr. Uma Ramakrishnan and Mr. Ansil BR from NCBS, TIFR. The fest saw participations from students across different colleges of Delhi University in events like quiz, extempore, face painting, one act play, photography and poster making competition etc. The highlight of the event was the extremely interesting student lectures given by undergraduate students from Zoology Department, Kalindi College.
Webinar on ‘Career Prospects in Mass Communication’ by Alumnae of Journalism Department, Kalindi College 25022021; Microsoft Teams The...
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Webinar on ‘Career Prospects in Mass Communication’ by Alumnae of Journalism Department, Kalindi College
25.02.2021; Microsoft Teams
The Department of Journalism with ‘Sahaafat’ (Journalism Society), Kalindi College, organised a webinar on the topic ‘Career Prospects in Mass Communication’. The event was held on 25th February, 2021 through Microsoft Teams. The webinar focused on the career opportunities for a journalism and mass communication student. The seminar was conducted under the guidance of honourable Principal, Dr. Anjula Bansal and was convened by Dr. Meena Charanda and Dr. Rakhee Chauhan, Co-ordinators of Journalism Department. The webinar was conducted and organised by Mr. Ezra John, Faculty at Department of Journalism.
The webinar began with a welcome address by Mr. Ezra John, Faculty, Department of Journalism, Kalindi College. This was followed by the introduction of the first guest speaker, Ms. Vipasha Devi Tilak, who has been the alumna of Journalism Department. She is a curator, storyteller, artistic entrepreneur and media consultant whose journey started as a journalist, producing non- fiction content for NDTV. Her love for curation and an eye for discovering people of varied fields brought her recognition. She has also been associated with front-running brands in the country including Red Bull, NCPA, TEDxGateway and INKtalks.
Ms. Vipasha, by quoting ‘Bitter, Sweet, Symphony’ by The Verve, advised Journalism students not to limit themselves and work with a “purpose”. She suggested students to choose their career wisely by looking at the relevance of desired field in the next five years. She reiterated on up-skilling the soft skills which have become the need of the hour. In her concluding remarks, she advised students to work on their communication skills and gain decent knowledge on finances for a better future.
The second speaker, Ms Suparna Sarkar, shared her journey of storytelling. She is a storyteller who is currently working as a post-producer and a creative consultant. Her final year documentary at Jamia Millia Islamia, ‘Madan Mahatta- the memory maker’ was screened in the students section at Indian Panorama IFFI, 2012 and Serendipity Arts Festival, 2018. Her film AMOLI won the title of ‘Best Investigative Film’ at the 66th National Awards. Ms. Suparna as an alumna motivated students by quoting a cinematographer she worked with, who believes that language should never stop a person from understanding cinema or storytelling. She advised students to pen down their thoughts to bring a change and the words one write should be as pure as his/her intentions. While reminiscing her memories she recalled the first line of her portfolio “I woke up with a dream where I can live a life free of caste and creed.” In her message to students, she reiterated the importance of fear and curiosity in life.
The interactive webinar was followed by a Q&A session, where both the speakers answered questions related to the basic trajectory that every writer/ script writer/ journalist should follow to build a strong foundation and the fear of failure and not starting-off well in one’s career.
The one-hour long webinar received massive participation from various departments of Kalindi College like Department of Hindi, Sanskrit, English and Political Science. The Department of Journalism itself witnessed participation of most students from all the three years. The webinar recorded a total of 186 registrations for the webinar. The webinar concluded with the valedictory session where the vote of thanks was given by all faculty members of Journalism Department and Ms. Priyanka Nayak, Vice President of team Sahaafat.
Society inaugural lecture with the theme “Enchanting Animal World” was held on 10th October 2020 It was a one-day event that began with a few...
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Sattva, Computer Science Academic Society organizes Technophilia InterCollege fest on Google Platform from 9:30 AM to 3:45 PM...
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Sattva, Computer Science Academic Society organizes Technophilia InterCollege fest on Google Platform from 9:30 AM to 3:45 PM.
Department of Mathematics organizes Inter-College Paper presentation competition on topics related to Mathematics in Google Platform at 1 PM.