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JERUSALEM, Israel -- Israeli archaeologists have uncovered a first-ever find in Jerusalem: an impressive building dating to the second century B.C., the time period of the famous Maccabee family, the Israel Antiquities Authority announced this week.
The family is associated with the holiday of Hanukkah.
The discovery is from the Hasmonean Period, when the Hasmonean Dynasty ruled ancient Judea and surrounding areas from 141-37 B.C. It began with a descendant of the Maccabees, Simon Maccabaeus, some two decades after his brother, Judas the Maccabee (hammer) defeated the Seleucid army in a rebel revolt.
The Seleucids imposed their Greek culture on the Jewish people and forbid them to keep the Sabbath and circumcise their sons - both Biblical commandments.
They also defiled the Temple in Jerusalem by erecting idols and sacrificing a pig on the altar of God.
The Maccabees led the revolt against the Seleucids and eventually rededicated the Temple in Jerusalem. Hanukkah means "dedication."
Despite more than 100 years of excavations, this is the first time such a building was found.
"This discovery bridges a certain gap in Jerusalem's settlement sequence," excavation directors Dr. Doron Ben Ami and Yana Tchekhanovets said.
"The Hasmonean city, which is well-known to us from the historical descriptions that appear in the works of [the Jewish historian] Josephus, has suddenly acquired tangible expression," they said.
Numerous pottery vessels and more than 40 silver and bronze coins were also found in the building.
The building in the City of David just outside Jerusalem's Old City Walls is about four meters (about 13 feet) tall and covers an area of around 64 square meters.
It's walls are more than three feet thick and are made of roughly hewn limestone blocks arranged as headers and stretchers.
"These indicated the structure was erected in the early second century BCE and continued into the Hasmonean period, during which time significant changes were made inside it," the IAA said.
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) today confirmed that the wolf-like animal seen near the North Rim of the Grand Canyon on the North Kaibab National Forest earlier this month is in fact a gray wolf. The wolf has been identified through DNA analysis of scat as a female gray wolf from the Rocky Mountains. The Service will begin the process of comparing the DNA to that of known wolves in the Rockies. According to the Service this wolf traveled at least 450 miles to reach suitable habitat in the Grand Canyon region. Gray wolves are currently federally protected under the Endangered Species Act (ESA) in Arizona.
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Yesterday, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) in California denied an application for a large scale solar project in the Mojave Desert's Silurian Valley near Death Valley National Park – a decision that results in the continued protection of thousands of acres of important desert land habitat for imperiled wildlife including desert bighorn sheep, desert tortoise and migratory birds.
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Brad Rock: College football in Utah like UFO sightings
Scott G Winterton, Deseret News
SALT LAKE CITY — I caught a show on TV the other night that featured amateur videos of flying saucers, some of which looked more like random specks in the sky. They might have been raindrops on the lens, for all I knew. The show also theorized about government cover-ups.
This got me wondering if any of the sightings were legit; whether the truth really is out there. Which for some reason led me to the college football season, which begins with fall camps on Thursday. Strange, unexplained things seem to be happening there, too.
Soon I was suspecting cover-up conspiracies and sabotage at every turn.
I know I'm sounding a little crazy, because in my right mind, I actually think all the major colleges in Utah will do quite well and appear in bowl games this year. They each have their issues, such as inexperience, injuries and personnel changes, which happens every year to every team. But if you want to get all X-Files about it, you have to figure something mysterious is happening. Call it cosmic karma, hard luck or alien intervention, but the bad things have already begun.
Forthwith are a few items that are keeping me awake at night, wondering what's out there:
I know all about quarterback Riley Nelson being feisty and smart, a regular New Age Doug Flutie. I love the guy's attitude and personality, but I'm still not sure he's a great college quarterback. His biggest win in 2011 might have been Oregon State, which lost nine games last year. Tulsa? It's a step above Idaho.
I'm still thinking BYU will regret Jake Heaps leaving.
BYU also lost Josh Quezada, the running back that transferred after being moved behind Michael Alisa on the depth chart. BYU is neither deep enough nor confident enough to do without players the caliber of Heaps and Quezada.
The Cougs also seem to have lost a little swagger, though maybe that's a good thing. Last year at this time they were talking national championship. This summer there has been little of that. Small wonder.
With Notre Dame, Georgia Tech, Utah, Washington State and Boise State on the schedule, I don't see this being better than an eight-win season — and that's due to the weak November schedule.
Speaking of schedules, once again it will be hard to pay attention to the Cougars after Halloween. BYU vs. Idaho, San Jose State and New Mexico State isn't exactly high suspense. In fact it's downright sleep-inducing.
Jordan Wynn is slated to return at quarterback, but if you ask me, he's bound to get hurt again.
I'm not in the Wynn-haters club, but I've seen him injured too often to expect him to get through an entire year unscathed. Backup Travis Wilson hasn't played a down of college football.
Yes, Wilson was exceptional this spring. No, that doesn't equate to starting in the Pac-12.
Then there's that awkward issue with Brian Blechen, the star safety who has been suspended for the first three games. It's a bad sign when your emotional leader takes some emotion from the season before it begins.
Utah lost its first four Pac-12 games last year. This year it opens conference play on the road (Arizona State), then plays at home against USC. Could be tough, gonna be rough.
The Utes better not plan on going anywhere more exotic than El Paso in the postseason.
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With both Adam Kennedy and Chuckie Keeton back with starting quarterback experience, this could be a good thing, but everyone knows how that two-quarterback deal worked out at BYU.
The town wasn't big enough for the both of 'em.
Meanwhile, linebacker Bobby Wagner and running back Robert Turbin have graduated to the NFL.
The Aggies are picked to finish second in the WAC, which is good news, except for this part: Is there still a WAC? That's like being the last passenger on the Edmund Fitzgerald.
USU has Wisconsin, BYU, Utah and future Mountain West colleagues San Jose State and Colorado State on its schedule. If the Aggies win any of those, it will be a nice boost. If they drop them all, it's back to the old low-budget Aggies.
So there you have my UFO (Unidentified Football Occurrences) list for 2012.
It shouldn't be a bad year for any of Utah's colleges. But a knockout season?
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Preface Degree College of Physical Education is established in the year 1967 by This word document was downloaded from the website: http://www.wordwendang.com/en/, please remain this link information when you reproduce , copy, or use it. word documents Shree Hanuman Vyayam Prasarak Mandal, Amravati. This college is permanently affiliated to Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University, Amravati and recognized by the Govt. of Maharashtra, National Council for Teacher Education WRC, Bhopal and UGC under 2(f). The college is also assessed and accredited by NAAC, Bangalore in 'A' Grade in Feb. 2005. The College is also conferred the Autonomous status by Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University, Amravati on the recommendation of U.G.C. & Govt. of Maharashtra for five years from the session 2007-08 to 2011-2012 on the date 26.02.2008. The college provides its services to the students, community and profession for their development with the following goals, aims, objectives, mission and pledge. There are Thirty eight full time and eight contributory teaching staff members teaching in the college. Where as Forty Five non-teaching staff members are working in the college. The State Governments such as Tripura, Manipur, Assam, Orissa, Bihar, West-Bengal, Jammu & Kashmir, Delhi, Goa, Nagaland, Sikkim, Andaman and Nicobar Island etc. have been deputing the in-service teachers for B.P.E., B.P.Ed. & M.P.Ed. courses. Students from neighboring countries like Nepal and Bhutan are deputed by the respective countries for undergoing Degree and Post-Graduate courses from the college. Mission The college strives to nurture the students who could reflect the fusion of traditional values with rational approach for the stronger young generation having contemporary professional insight in the field of Physical Education and Sports Sciences. College seeks to cultivate a sense of National Responsibility through its efforts to develop Physical Education-a base for the betterment of the future generation. The inter-dependence of sports and society, sports and healthy environment have been very well acceptable throughout the world. To fulfill this mission, Degree College of Physical Education intends to produce excellent physical education teachers with commitment to profession. Ultimately it should contribute for the up gradation of society and profession of physical education and sports as a whole. Goals i) To produce efficient teachers, organizers, administrators and researchers in the field of physical education and sports. ii) To provide and to promote opportunities for Value Education and Yoga Education. iii) To prepare physical education teachers who could provide coaching for producing top class sportsmen. iv) To provide sports facilities to educational institutions at all levels to participate in coaching programme and to organize competitions. v) To serve as Sports Extension Service Centre. vi) To promote research in physical education and sports sciences. vii) To preserve and popularize the traditional Indian physical culture and sports. viii) To co-operate with all national, international, voluntary, professional organizations and associations concerned with Yoga, Health, Sports, Recreation, Physical Education & Sports Sciences. ix) To co-operate with the government organizations in their efforts to raise the standard of sports and physical fitness of the citizens of our country. x) To encourage teachers to publish conducive literature on physical education, health, Yoga, sports and nutrition. xi) To stimulate interest and awareness among the masses about physical fitness, sports and yogic practices. xii) To provide library facilities and guidance of teachers at different levels of students. xiii) To provide all types of computer services to the teachers and students. xiv) To achieve the status of Deemed University in due course of time. Aims and Objectives i) To train students in physical education to provide teachers and lecturers for secondary schools, colleges and universities. ii) To prepare administrators and supervisors in physical education, who will be able to conduct and organize programmes of physical education in all types of institutions and organizations. iii) To prepare research workers and academic leaders in physical education. vi) To prepare and publish literature in the fields of Physical Education, Games and Sports and Sports Sciences. v) To run in-service training courses, refresher and orientation courses in physical education and allied sciences. vi) To organize professional Seminars, Conferences, Workshop and Clinics for the exchange of professional experiences, informations and research outputs. vii) To provide a platform for professionals for discussions, meetings and professional transactions. viii) To determine and prescribe its own courses of study, syllabi, restructure and redesign the courses to suit local and regional needs. ix) To prescribe rules for admission in consonance with the reservation policy of the State Government. x) To evolve methods of assessment of students' performance, the conduct of examinations and notification of results. xi) To use modern tools of educational technology to achieve higher standards and greater creativity. xii) To promote healthy practices such as community service, extension activities, projects for the benefit of the society at large etc. xiii) To promote inter-disciplinary research in the field of Physical Education, Yoga, Sports Science, Ayurveda & traditional sports. Pledge We, the students and staff of this college pledge that we shall always remember the ideals of those who had done supreme sacrifices for our Independence and the soldiers who are guarding borders of our country. We shall respect constitution of our nation. We shall always be prepared for promoting health and fitness of our countrymen, and also dedicate ourselves for making our younger generation educated and cultured. "Jai-Hind" Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) Assessment and Accreditation of institutions of higher education including teacher education institutions has been recognized as a quality ensuring mechanism all over the world and it has become necessary and relevant to our country being the largest system of higher education. Because of rapid expansion in higher education, there is a need and importance to maintain and improve the quality assurance system of education. Purpose To ensure continuous improvement in the entire operation of the institution. The following were the members of the said committee: Chairman Dr. S.C.Sharma Adm. Officer from the Management Dr. S.H. Deshpande Office Administrator Sh. A.K. Karmarkar Nine Members of the academic Smt. R.R. Pande, Sh. S.P. Deshpande, staff council Sh. J.N. Godse, Dr. S.C. Sharma, Sh. V.M. Koleshwar, Sh. A.P. Upadhyay, Dr. K.K. Debnath, Sh. S.D. Patil, Sh. Tomy Jose, Nominee of the Management Adv. K.H. Deshpande Local Body / Society Member Sh. V.H. Harne One Teacher Co-ordinator Sh. K.S. Pandhwal ( Convener) The meeting of IQAC was held on 28th April, 2008 and the perspective plans for the session 2008-09 were discussed and finalized as follows: 1. Organization of counseling centers and conduct of Common Entrance Test (CET) for admission to various courses of the college. 2. To organize workshops, Seminars and conferences in physical education and sports, yoga and naturopathy and computer science and applications. 3. To reform the internal evaluation system. 4. To submit the research projects minor and major to U.G.C. for grant in aid. 5. To apply for State Government to start the following under graduate and Post graduate courses i) B.Sc. Computer ii) M.Sc. Computer iii) Bachelor of Business Administration and iv) Master of Yoga Education. 6. To reform the rules and regulation for conduct of examinations under Autonomy. 7. To apply for grant in aid to UGC under XIth plan developments. 8. Development of following facilities, maintenance & construction of building.(Subject to receive the grant in aid from U.G.C.) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Items Rs. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- i) Library books and journals 2,50,000 ii) Sports Material 3,00,000 iii) Scientific equipments 3,00,000 iv) Gymnasium equipments 4,00,000 iv) Teaching aids, A.V. aids 2,00,000 vi. Road developments 2,00,000 vii. Furniture 3,00,000 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Total Rs. 19,50,000 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- b) Construction and maintenance of Building ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Items Rs. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- i) Hostel for P. G. Department 8,00,000 ii) Laboratory 2,00,000 iii) Library 2,00,000 iv) Administrative building for BCA 6,00,000 v) Examination department building 4,00,000 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Total Rs. 41,500,00v) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Part A Plan of Action for Quality Enhancement and Outcome achieved in year 2008-09 1. A) Organization of counseling centers and conduct of Common Entrance Test (CET) for admission to various courses of the college. The college conducted counseling at the following centers of the country from 16th to 28th June 2008: Porbander, Patan and Walsad (all Gujrat), Hamirpur (H.P.), New Delhi (N.D.), Dehradun and Haldwani (U.K.), Bereilly and Kanpur (U.P.) Ranchi and Dhanbad (Jharkhand), Bhagalpur and Patna (Bihar), Kotalpur and Darjeeling (W.B.) B) Conduct of Common Entrance Test (CET) for admission to various courses of the college. This College is exempted and allowed to conduct its own CET for the admission to B.P.Ed. and M.P.Ed. Courses by Pravesh Niyantran Samiti appointed by Govt. of Maharashtra. The college conducted entrance test for admission to M.P.Ed. on 16th and 17th July 2008, and from 23rd to 27th July 2008 for B.P.Ed. course. The selection committee prepared the final list of selected candidates and the list was displayed on the notice board on 18th July for M.P.Ed. and 30th July for B.P.Ed. All the selected candidates completed their admission process on 20th July and 31st July 2008. The Intake capacity of the students for different courses were confirmed. The regular teaching classes of different courses had been started since 19th July for the M.P.Ed. Part- I and for B.P.Ed. from 31st July of the session and it was continued up to 30th April 2009. The college conducted entrance test for admission to B.P.E-I, D.Y.Ed. P.G.D.Y.T-I and M.A.Yogashastra on 30th and 31st July 2008. 2. Organization of workshops, Seminars and conferences in physical education and sports, yoga and naturopathy and computer science and applications. a) Seminar organized by Department of Computer Science and Applications. b) UGC sponsored National Conference on "Role of Yoga Therapy and Allied Therapies on Prevention, Cure and Rehabilitation on Psycho-somatic Disorders" dated 7th and 8th Feb. 2009 was organized by the College's Yoga and Naturopathy Department. It was aimed to have an insight in to the Potential of yoga therapy and allied therapies to cure, for remedy and restoration of vitality of the body and mind in this ever changing life style. Dr. H. R. Nagendra, Vice Chancellor of Swami Vivekananda Yoga Anusandhana Sansthana (Deemed University) Bengaluru gave away the keynote address. Work shop on Yoga and Naturopathy was also organized on 9th Feb. 2009. c) U.G.C. sponsored "National Seminar Cum Workshop for Physical Education Text Book Authors, Sports Journal Editors, Research Scholars and Publishers" dated 21st, 22nd and 23rd March 2009 was organised by the College. Major General S.N.Mukherjee, Vice Chancellor, Laxmibai National University of Physical Education, Gwalior in his speech appreciated the efforts of this college in this direction, which is an area untouched till now and emphasized the importance of quality literature in the profession. 3. Formation of the internal evaluation system. The college has developed the Internal Evaluation system by constituting various committees for the smooth administration and organization of the activities of the college. Each committee is constituted in such a manner that the responsibilities are given to the chairman of each committee. Each committee has Chairman, Convener and members. Main Committees: 1. Board of Management 2. Academic Board 3. Board of Study of Physical Education 4. Board of Study of Yogic Sciences 5. Board of Study of Career Oriented Programme and Short Term Courses 6. Board of Study of Computer Science and Application 7. Finance Board 8. Examination Committee & Sub- Committee for Examinations 9. Purchase Committee 10. Planning and Evaluation Committee 11. Grievance and Redressal Committee 12. Library Committee 13. Admission Committee 14. Student Welfare Committee 15. Extra Curricular Activity Committee 16. Prospectus Committee Each committee conduct the meetings when ever required as per UCC Guidelines and Draft statute of M.S. Government to improve, change, addition, innovations for enhancement and evaluate the programmees which comes under its jurisdiction. 4. Research Project in Progress: A minor research project is granted by U.G.C., which is in progress, entitled "Relationship of Cardio-Pulmonary Index and Coopers' 12 Minute Run/walk Test and their comparisons among Team Players" Principal Investigator :- Dr. K. K. Debnath Associate Investigator :- Dr. B. A. Khan 5. To College has started the following under graduate and Post graduate courses from the academic session 2008-09: i) B.Sc. (Computer Science) ii) Bachelor of Business Administration and iii) Master of Yoga Education. 6. To reform the rules and regulation for conduct of examinations under Autonomy: The committee was constituted to reform the rules and regulations for the conduct the examinations in the month of July 2009. This committee suggested some reforms in the rules and regulations to the Academic council. The Academic Council accepted and passed the rules as follows: i) Percentage for Passing in Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses. ii) Rules for ATKT iii) Rules for Unfair Means during Examinations. iv) Instant Examinations for out going students. 7. To apply for a general development grant to UGC under XIth plan developments. Part-B 1. Activities reflecting the goals and objectives of the college: The Academic Board prepared the Annual Academic calendar for the session 2008-09 and also the course wise and class wise calendars were prepared which include admission process, start of the college, first unit test, first terminal test, third unit test, second terminal test, model test, seminar, workshop, conferences, community services, extension services, extra curricular activities as picnic tours, leadership camps, NSS camps, Blood donation camps, Innovation programme for students and faculty members etc. 1.1 Commencement of First Session: The college was started from 16th July1008. The process of admissions was completed up to 31st July. The regular classes were started from 31st July. Conduct of Regular Classes (Practical and Theory) including extra- curricular programme Practical Theory Conduct of Practice Teaching / Learning and Teaching classes B.P.Ed. 20 lessons conducted on different Schools and Time 6.30 to 8.30 a.m. 9.30 a.m. to practicals on different activities of sports and 4.00 to 6.00 p.m. 12.15 p.m. games conducted as prescribed in syllabus. M.P.Ed. Library work, Group research project, Time 6.30 to 8.30a.m.. 9.30 a.m. to dissertation, conducting tests, Library 4.00 to 6.00 p.m. 12.15 p.m. orientations, Preparation of Article Publication, Conducting and organizing Workshop, Symposium, Clinics and conferences , lessons and officiating assignments Terminal Examination -Theory The First Terminal Exam was conducted by college from 13th to 18th October 2008. 1.2 Commencement of Second Session The second session of academic year (2008-09) after the Diwali Vacation, commenced from 10th November 2008, and it continued till 30th April 2009. The Second Terminal Examination was conducted from 19th -24th January 2009. Model Test Examination for BPE Ist Year and IIIrd Year were conducted from 3rd to 10th March 2009 and the Model Test for B.P.E. IInd Year, D.Y.Ed., B.P.Ed. & M.P.Ed., D.Y.Ed. and M.A. Yogashashtra Courses held from 2nd to 7th April 2009. 1.3 Internal Assessment System: The Internal Examinations were conducted to evaluate the students. The pattern of the Examination conducted was as mentioned below: First Unit Test for 20 Marks First Terminal Exam for 40 Marks Second Unit Test for 20 Marks Second Terminal Exam for 60 Marks Model Test for 100 Marks. ( M.P.Ed. & B.P.Ed. ) Practical Examination The students were tested through practical examination on various physical activities as per the prescribed syllabus to assess their performance in the concerned activities after completion of learning of the particular activity. Appropriate assessments of students were done by the concerned activity teachers. The students who could not attend the internal examinations due to their participation in various Inter-collegiate tournaments and competitions of SGB Amravati University and other sports events, they were given another chance to appear in the supplementary examinations conducted by the college. The results of the students in the examination were quite satisfactory. 1.4 Special Classes for Advanced Learners Arrangement of Special Classes for Advanced Learners A special provision is made for conducting coaching classes of the advanced learners to have facilitate them to obtain higher percentage of marks in the Annual Examination of SGB Amravati University, Amravati. It is again noteworthy to mention that such programme is run along with the regular classes after the Diwali Vacation every year. The classes were conducted every Saturday from 5.30 to 6.30 p.m. and on Sunday from 8.30 to 9.30 a.m. A blend of qualified and senior teachers accomplished the required tasks voluntarily and also agreed to discharge the same for years together. Micro teaching was a part and parcel of the programme. Special emphasis was also made for better understanding pertaining to the examination system including evaluation, answering to the questions, subject matter presentation besides solving to specific questions. In this year twelve students each from the outgoing classes of all courses were selected for the said classes. 1.5 Remedial Classes to the Educationally Disadvantaged Students The poor students were provided remedial classes by the college, so that they could pass the examinations successfully. For testing the effect of these efforts, examinations were conducted and the papers were assessed. The concerned teachers guided the students regarding the committed mistakes and suggested corrective measures. All the adopted measures were found to be fruitful and brought about expected results in the examinations. 1.6 Intramural Programme for all the Courses: Our college divide the students into different groups named as house for the purpose of conducting various activities such as picnics, intramural competitions etc. The details of Intramural progamme for the session 2008-09 are as follows: Inaugural function- 8th August 2008 Chief Guest – Dr. A. M. Asnare, Director of Physical Education and Recreation, Department of S.G.B. Amravati University, Amravati Guest of honour – Sh. V. H. Harne, Director, D.C.P.E., Amravati President of the function- Dr. A. N. Khodaskar, Principal, D.C.P.E. Director of Intramural Programme – Sh. W. Kenedy Singh Participants – 560 (Boys and Girls) Programme attended – All members of staff and students Areas of Activities undertaken during the year -2008-09 Tug of War, Swimming, Basketball, Handball, Volleyball, Cricket, Football and Cultural Dance. The Annual Athletic Meet The Intramural Competition came into an end along with the closing ceremony of Annual Athletic Meet at the hands of Chief Guest Dr. Pradipji Shingore and Guest of honour Shri Sanjay Agarwal, Corporator, A.M.C., Amravati. Dr. S. C. Sharma, Principal, DCPE, presided over the function on 24th January 2009 at 3.30 p.m..Vote of thanks was proposed by the student secretary. Results General Championship (Men) : B.P.E. III Year, Runners-up B.P.E. IInd year General Championship (Women) : B.P.Ed., Runners-up B.P.E. IInd Year Athletics-General Championship (Men) : B.P.E. IIIrd Year Runners-up B.P.E. IInd Athletics-General Championship (Women) : B.P.Ed. I Year Runners-up B.P.E. IInd 1.7 Sports and General Knowledge Test Our college conducts the objective type tests for giving knowledge to the students about how to prepare themselves for the competitive examinations. This year two tests were conducted on 22nd December 2008 and 2nd February 2009. 1.8 Leadership Training Camp for B.P.Ed. Course at Chikhaldara The college organizes the Leadership Training camps every year at Chikhaldara camp site in the month of January. This year it was organized from 31st December 2008 to 6th Jan 2009. The camp provided them variety of experiences in group in the nature. The whole programme of the camp was planned and organized under the active supervision of course incharge along with the concerned house counselors. The full strength of B.P.Ed. students were grouped and different committees were formed accordingly to facilitate better workmanship at the camp. 1.9 Participation in Inter-collegiate and Inter- University Tournaments / Competitions The university organizes the Inter-collegiate tournaments /competitions in 38 activities for Men/Women. The students of the college participated in all the intercollegiate competitions /tournaments of the said university as a member of different teams. This excelled their innate potentialities for better performance in University and College skill examinations too. Hundred Men & Women student players of the college were also selected for University team for the participations in Inter-University Competitions. The College participates in all the activities of inter-collegiate tournaments of Amravati University. Maximum students get the opportunity to participate in the tournament of different activities as a member of college team and also gets selection as a member of different activities of university teams. This helps student to improve the level of performance of skill and techniques which helps the students in giving better performance in university skill examination. Our college had participated in all 38 activities. The students strength of the college is near about 1460 out of them 35% students participated in inter collegiate tournaments. In total 489 students ( 291 Men and 198 Women) represented the college team. The college has secured the winner championship in 11 activities and Runner up in 6 activities. Thus college also gained general championship in Men and Women Sections. 93 students of the college selected for University team, almost in all the activities of the Inter University Competitions. The college feels proud and privileged to state that 35% of students have participated in inter-collegiate tournaments and about 10% students represented in Inter University competitions. Achievement of our College Teams in Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University Inter Collegiate Competitions in the year 2008-2009 1. Basketball Women Winner 2. Basketball Men Runner 3. Cricket Women Winner 4. Football Men & Women Winners 5. Kabaddi Women Runner 6. Swimming Men Winner 7. Volleyball Women Winner 8. Wrestling Men Winner 9. Handball Women Winner 10. Athletics Men & Women Winners 11. Hockey Men Runner 12. Judo Women Runner 13. Judo Women Runner 14. Badminton Men & Women Winners 15. Table Tennis Men Winner 16. Power Lifting Men Winner 17. Mallakhamb Men Winner 18. Korfball Men & Women Runners 1.10 Incentives to outstanding Sportsmen The College provided Rs. 200/- to each member of all the participating teams in Inter Collegiate tournaments for kits. Refreshments were also provided during the competitions. The conveyance charges also paid by the college for participation in inter-collegiate tournaments and Rs. 400 each was given to the University Colour holders by the college for claiming their blazers. The students got 3 marks as Incentive for participation in Intercollegiate Tournament & 5 Marks for Inter University Participation. These Incentive Marks are added in the final examinations. Apart from this, for outstanding performers at Inter University Tournament as well as those who achieve position in the said tournament, our college provide concession in tuition / hostel / mess fees concessions during studies. 1.11 Students' Activities: Independence Day Celebration The college every year celebrates different National functions. This year Independence day was celebrated at 7.00 a.m. on 15 August 2007. The flag was hoisted by Hazi Mofti Md. Sk. Zakir. All staffs, students and employees were present on the occasion. Janmashtami Celebration On 23rd August, 2008 Janmashtami was celebrated. The principal, all staff members and students were present at the function. It was organized by students' council of the college in Ananta Krida Mandir. Teachers Day Celebration Every year on 5th September the teacher's day is celebrated to remember and to pay tribute to Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan, the first vice-president of India. This function was organized by students' council on 05-09-2008. Dadaji Punyatithi (Founder's day) Every year college organizes the founder's day on 9th September. The members of teaching & non-teaching staff attended the programme. On these day students from all colleges, schools and Institutions run by Mandal were present. The Blood Donation camp was also organized on the day in which many students donated their blood. Gouri Pooja This year Gouri Pooja festival was conducted by the Girl students of the college from 8th September 2008. Ganesh Utsav In Maharashtra Ganesh Festival is organized on a large scale. The college also celebrated it from 3rd September to 13th September 2008. In this festival various cultural programmes and sports competitions were organized by the students' council through-out the week. Gandhi and Shastri Jayanti The students of the college celebrate Jayanti and Punyatithi of National leaders every year to inspire the students. This year, on 2nd October 2008, college celebrated Gandhiji and Shastriji Jayanti. All teaching, non-teaching staff and students attended the function. Vijaya Dashmi This year Vijaya Dashmi Festival was celebrated on 9th October 2008 at Dassera Maidan, Badnera Road, Amravati. About 1200 Boys and Girls students participated in it delightedly and presented colourful demonstrations in various physical and cultural activities. Thousands of sports lovers and people of the city witnessed the demonstrations. 2. Courses offered by the College under Autonomy : The college offers the following Degree, Diploma and Post Graduate courses along with the Career Oriented Courses recognized by SGB Amravati University. Regular Courses ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- S.No. Name of Courses Duration of Course Intake Capacity ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Master of Physical Education Two Years 60 ( Each Year) 2 B.P.Ed. One Year 350 3 D.Y.Ed. One Year 30 4 P.G.D.Y.T. Two Years 30 ( Each Year) 5 B.P.E. Three Years 250 (Each Year) 6 M.C.A. Three Years 60 (Each Year) 7 Career Oriented Courses Ist Year – Certificate 40 Each Year nd II Year - Diploma Cert. for Each Discipline IIIrd Year – Advance Diploma Cert. 8 B.C.A. Three Years 80 ( Each year) 9.* B.Sc. (Computer) Three Years 80 ( Each year) 10.* B.B.A. Three Years 80 ( Each year) 11.* M.A. (Yogashastra) Two Years 20 (Each year) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- *Serial Nos. 9, 10 and 11 are started from the session2008-09 Serial no.7- Career Oriented courses are sponsored by UGC, New Delhi. 3. Innovations in Curricular Design and Transaction: All the Subject Boards under Autonomy has renovated the curriculum of their faculties along with the evaluation system and put it before the academic Council. The Academic Council with necessary required changes passed and implemented them. The Subject Boards for Social Science( M.A.Yogashastra) and, Commerce (B.B.A.) were constituted . The Curriculum for the M.A.Yogashastra (Two years) and B.B.A. (Three years) was prepared and after the approval of the Academic Council it was implemented. 4. Career Oriented Course 4.1 Career Orientation Programme (UGC Sponsored) The College provides vocational programme for undergraduate students under the10th plan scheme of UGC i.e. Career Oriented Programme. It offers Certificate, Diploma and Advanced Diploma Programme which is run parallel to conventional BPE (Three Years). UGC has sanctioned the following courses under Career Oriented Programme for B.P.E. Part-I from the academic year 2004-2005. This is the only college in Maharashtra which is conducting the following career orientated courses sponsored by U.G.C. New Delhi, for B.P.E. (Three Years) students only. 1. Health Club Management 2. Self Defense 3. Aerobics Students can complete any one of these programmes along with their regular study as one of the job oriented programme on payment of prescribed education and examination Fee. Examinations of these courses are conducted by the College and Certificate, Diploma and Advanced Diploma are awarded by the college on completion of the programme successfully in Ist year, 2nd year and 3rd year respectively along with their regular study. Benefits of Career Oriented Programme for B.P.E. (Three Years) Students 1) These courses are most useful for B.P.E. Students to start their own enterprise or they can do the service. Career Oriented Course will solve unemployment problem of young pupils and will also provide employment to other youths. 2) After passing B.P.E. (Three Years) course with the additional qualification of Advance Diploma in any one of the Career Oriented Programme, the students will be given preference in admission to B.P.Ed. (One Year) Training Course or in M.P.Ed. (Two Years) Course. 3) No separate Lodging and Boarding fee is required for Career Oriented Courses. 4.2 Career Oriented Course for B.P.Ed. Students After realizing the positive outcomes of the said course the college has introduced career oriented course for B.P.Ed. students too on its own. All students took advantage of the following career oriented programme in the field of their interest viz. Athletics, Basketball, Volleyball, Kabaddi, Kho-Kho, Football, Cricket, Hockey, Handball, Badminton, Swimming etc. These courses were completed successfully by the last working/teaching day of the session. It is mentionable that teachers and students relations were found to be very healthy and co-operative for the entire duration of the course. 5. Initiative towards Faculty development programme The Members of the staff are always encouraged and motivated to improve their academic excellence. It is, being desired by the staff members too. The members of the staff, henceforth are usually provided with seed money and study leave for the purpose. The following are the names of the staff members undergone in service education and training were as follows. 5.1 Appeared in Examination of M. Phil. Degree i) Smt. Sheela Sanjay Thakre ii) Sh. S. D. Chavan iii) Sh. S. L. Ingole iv) Sh. S. R. Marathe vii) Smt. Pratima Bhonde viii) Smt. Kiran V. Rahane ix) Sh. Ashish Hatekar 5.2 The Teachers who have passed the M. Phil Degree: i) Smt. Madhuri Chendke ii) Sh. S. S. Tirthkar iii) Sh Yogesh Nirmal iv) Sh. Sharad Bakhade v) Sh. V. V. Dalal vi) Sh. S. M. Madavi vii) Sh. R. D. Hambarde viii) Sh. R. V. Pande 5.3 List of teachers attended Refresher course at RSTM Nagpur University i) Sh. L. M. Khandagale ii) Sh. D.V. Phadnis iii) Sh. S. M. Madavi iv) Sh. D. B. Sawarkar v) Sh. N. D. Nawathe vi) Sh. U. N. Manjre 5.4 List of teachers attended Refresher course at S. G. B. Amravati University i) Sh. K. S. Pandhwal ii) Sh. U. C. Thakur iii) Sh. K. S. Khandwe iv) Sh. A. P. Upadhyay v) Smt. L. S. Chawla vi) Sh. S. G. Sharma vii) Sh. R. V. Pande viii) Sh. S. L. Ingole ix) Smt. Rekha Bakhade x) Sh. P. S. Bhalerao 5.5 List of teachers attended Orientation course at S. G. B. Amravati University i) Smt. Madhuri Chendke ii) Sh. S. P. Joshi iii) Sh. V. V. Dalal 5.6 Creative and Innovative Ability Development Programme This programme was for teachers orientation and quality improvement. The main aim of this programme was to acquaint the teachers pertaining to the latest development in games and sports, professional subjects and the subjects of allied sciences. This programme for the teachers was conducted by the Teachers and for the teachers of the Institute. It helped extensively to the teachers who participated in this programme. These programmes were conducted on every second and fourth Saturdays during the session. 5.7 Seminar Participation & Paper Presentation Almost all the teachers of the college participated in National Seminars and Conferences organized by the different Colleges / Institutions in different parts of country. Prof. K. S. Pandhwal, Dr. K. K. Debnath, Dr. B. A. Khan, Shri Tomy Jose, Shri. A. P. Upadhyay, Shri S. R. Marathe, Shri L. M. Khandagale, Shri S. D. Patil, Shri U. N. Manjre presented papers in the National Seminars and Conferences. List of Papers Published by the teachers of the college Selected Anthropometric Measurements and Motor Fitness Components of Soccer Players in Relation to Positional Play- A Relation and comparative study- Dr. B. A. Khan, Prof. Tomy Jose Values Among Elementary Teacher Trainees of Punjab State in Relation to Cardio-respiratory fitness – Dr. S. C. Sharma Prescription of Individual Fitness Exercise Programme – An outline – Dr. B. A. Khan Comparative Effect of Different Duration of Warming up on the Selected Physical Fitness Components of Volleyball Players – Dr. B. A. Khan "Strokes for Folks the Basics of Massage and its Manipulations" –Dr. K. K. Debnath " Aqua Therapy and its Benefits" - Sh. L. M. Khandagale & Sh. Tomy Jose " Yoga for Health and Well being" - Sh. K. S. Pandhwal " Yoga and Nature Cure for Migraine" - Sh. A. P. Upadhyay and K. S. Khandwe " Low Back Pain- its Prevention and Rehabilitation" -Dr. B. A. Khan and Tomy Jose " Therapeutic Effects of Flower Essences on Reversing Negative Mental States and Rebalancing Emotions. - M. S. Chendke " Why Quality Assurance in Higher Education? " – Dr. B. A. Khan "Importance of lesson planning and teaching aids for yoga teacher" - Sh. S. D. Patil "Effect of Yoga and Nature care on Hypertension." – Sh. S. D. Patil "Shankhaprakashalana" (Master key to health) - Sh. S. D. Patil "Internal Assessment as Integral Part of Educational Process" – Sh. K. S. Pandhwal "Effect of Shadow Step Training on Playing Ability of Badminton Players" - Dr. B. A. Khan "Health and Fitness through the Way of Yogic Life" – Shri S. R. Marathe 5.8 Membership of Professional Organizations, Associations, Federations and Syndicates Staff of the college is free to form and join any professional organization of local, district, state, national or international levels as member or office bearer by notifying the principal and the authority of the institution. Staff of the college is enjoying this freedom by accepting membership of any professional organization, games and sports. Most of the staff, are members of district and state Physical Education Teachers Associations, Coaches' Association, National Association of Physical Education, Sports and Allied Sciences viz. Athletics, Swimming, Judo, Wrestling, Gymnastics, Archery, Yoga, Basketball, Football, Hockey, Cricket, Kabaddi, Mallakhamb and Korfball etc. including Govt. nominees on different state bodies. 5.9 Appointment of Members for various committees, boards, examinations of the University / College. College allows all teachers to accept the appointments offered by Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University, Amravati and other Indian Universities as well. Many of teachers of this college are usually appointed as paper setters, moderators, valuers, external, internal examiners in practical, practice teaching and viva-voce examinations. Teachers of the college act as the members/chairman of university team selection committees. They are also appointed as coach/manager of team and take the team for participation in inter university tournaments. There are quite a few teachers of the institution act as members/chairperson on local enquiry committees, selection committees for lectureship, lecturers' placement committees, students' admission committees, board of studies, board of physical education and recreation, research committees, etc by the university (ies). Many members of the staff were appointed for the above mentioned duties /responsibilities during this session. 6. Students Achievements and Awards (Academic) The students of Degree College of Physical Education, who scored highest marks in the annual examination of B.P.E., B.P.Ed., D.Y.Ed., M.P.Ed. and M.C.A. final year of Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University, were felicitated "Best Student Award" on 23rd March 2009. These students were also honoured with Rajguru Puraskar by DCPE except D.Y.Ed. The topper in D.Y.Ed. examination of the said university was awarded "Acharaya Trambak Guru Joshi Puraskar". Acharaya Trambak Guru Joshi was one of the founder members of Yoga Department of the Mandal. The meritorious students were felicitated by Memento, certificate and cash prize of Rs. 5000/- each along with additional special cash prize Rs. 100/- in the memory of captain Dhanorkar Guruji. The said function was specially organized on 23rd March "Hutatma Day" in the memory of Matrubhakt Shivram Hari Rajguru. Shivram Hari Rajguru was the student of the Mother institute Shree Hanuman Vyayam Prasarak Mandal. 6.1 Merit List of Students of S.G.B. Amravati University, Amravati in Summer 2008 Examination 1) Bachelor of Physical Education ( Three Years Degree Course) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sr.No. Name of Candidates State Merit Position ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Deepak Kumar S/o Shivpujan Singh Bihar 1 2 Naveen Kapri S/o Sh. Basant Ballabh Kapri Uttarakhand 2 3 Sumit Singh S/o Sh. Darshan Singh Gusain Uttarakhand 3 4 Yoginder Singh S/o Sh. Uttamsingh H.P. 4 5 Pramila D/o Devendra Dutt Uniyal Uttarakhand 5 6 Arun Kumar S/o Sh. Parshotam Singh H.P. 6 7. Aditi Mahajan D/o Devender Kumar H.P. 7 8. Pema Dorjee S/o Sheebu Arunachal Pradesh 8 9. Debojit Moran S/o Bireswar Moran Assam 9 10. Rahuldev Patiyal S/o Himmat Singh U.P. 10 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2) Master of Physical Education ( Two Years Post Graduate Course) 1 Dipak Kumar Brahma S/o B.C. Brahma B.T.C. (Assam) 1 2 Ankur Chauhan S/o. Amarchand Chauhan Punjab 5 6.2 Merit List of Students of Degree College of Physical Education, Autonomous College, Amravati in Summer 2008 Examination 1. Bachelor of Physical Education Sr.No. Name of Candidates Merit No. 1 Anurag Chandra S/o Sr. Sajjan Prasad 1 2 Khim Singh S/o Shri. Sher Singh 2 3 Anand Singh Negi S/o M. S. Negi 3 4 Chandrakant Gautam S/o Umesh Kumar 4 5 Alakh Niranjan S/o Nandjee Choubey 5 6 Kush Kumar Tripathi S/o Akhileshwar Tripathi 6 7 Chitralekha Kumari D/o Akhileshwar Tripathi 6 8 Vinay Singh S/o Bhawan Singh 8 9 Gour Chandra Ghosh S/o Anil Chandra Ghosh 9 10 Ashish Kumar S/o Shri Vijendra Singh 10 11 Roopa Rawat D/o Birbal Singh Rawat 11 2. Diploma in Yoga Education Sr.No. Name of Candidates Merit No. 1 Vikesh Thakur S/o Jagdish Chand 1 2 Alka Karanwal 2 3 Gavit Manishaben Kamadbhai 3 7. Seminar, Conference and Workshops Organized: 1 All India paper presentation contest for Post Graduate students was organized from 28th and 30th January 2009. In which 148 participants from different university and institutions took part. 35 contestants presented their papers. 2 UGC Sponsored National Conference on "Role of Yoga Therapy and Allied Therapies in Prevention, Cure and Rehabilitation of Psycho-somatic Disorders" was organized by the college from 7th and 8th February 2009. Near about 400 delegates belonged to Physical Education, Yoga, Ayurveda and Naturopathy from different parts of India took part in the conference. 3 "National seminar com work-shop for physical education text book authors, sport Journal editors, research scholars and publishers" sponsored by UGC was organized by the college on 20,21 and 22nd March 2009. 182 participants took part in the conference as well as workshop. 15 text book authors. 4 Publishers from Delhi and Mumbai, Sports journal editors, journalists and research scholars attended to make the conference success. Shri S. N. Mukharjee, Vice Chancellor of LNUPE, Gwalior inaugurated the conference. 8. Extension Services rendered by the college Shree Hanuman Vyayam Prasarak Mandal is working in the field of Physical Education and Sports. Degree College of Physical Education is run by the Mandal. The Mandal had developed all sports facilities like Stadium, Gymnasium, Swimming Pool, Badminton Hall and Standard Track and grounds with Modern facilities for different games. The Mandal and college provide these facilities to the community, Govt., Semi Govt. Departments, University, corporation, private clubs and sports lovers of the city. The college extends the services of its well qualified and trained staff for organization of different competitions and tournaments at various levels. The services provided in the year 2008-2009 are as follows: 8.1 Extension Services during the session 2008-2009 1 Police Commissionerate State level Police Meeting 23 June 2008 Amravati (Darbar) 2 District Sports Office District level Selection Trials for 9th July 2008 Amravati handicap players 3 Amravati Welfare 4th Maharashtra Wrestling 19-20 July 2008 Association of Deaf. Championship of the Deaf. Amravati 4 J.C.I. Amravati City Felicitation of Merit Students 27 July 2008 5 District Sports Office Youth Batton Relay 2008 23 July 2008 Amravati 6 District Sports Office Meeting of Deputy Director 23 July 2008 Amravati Amravati for Baton Relay 7 Blood Donation Felicitation of District Topper 24 Aug. 2008 Committee Amravati Students of S.S.C. & H.S.S.C. Examination 8 District Sports Office District level Badminton 11-13 Aug. Amravati Championship 2008 9 Police Commissionerate Theory Examination for Police 3 Aug. 2008 Amravati Recruitment 10 District Sports Office District level Mallakhamb, Gym. 21-27 Aug.2008 Amravati Championship 11 District Sports Office District level Wrestling 29 Aug. 2008 Amravati Championship 12 Police Commissionerate Police recruitment 27 Aug. 2008 Amravati 13 District Sports Office District level Gymnastics 21-22 Aug.2008 Amravati Championship 14 District Sports Office District level Rope Mallakhamb 26-27 Aug. Amravati Championship 2008 15 Deaf and Dumb welfare Cultural programme of Deaf & 15 Aug. 2008 Society Amravati Dumb 16 Gayatri Parivar Trust Lecture of Sh.Dr.Pranav Pandya 18 Aug.2008 Amravati Chairman International Gayatri Parivar 17 Maher Multipurpose Cultural programme (Dahi handi) 26 Aug. 2008 Institution Amravati 18 Superintendent Engineer Theory Examination of Water 31 Aug. 2008 Office Upper Wardha Supply Mandal 19 Deputy Director Office Theory Examination 7 Sept.2008 Land Record Amravati 20 Life Insurance Divisional level selection Trials 6 Sept.2008 Corporation of India 21 Police Commissionerate Expert Coaches for Coaching 21 Sept. 2008 Amravati 22 District Sports office Divisional Swimming 1-2 Sept.2008 Amravti Competition 23 L.I.C. Amravati Divisional Athletics Selection 21 Sept. 2008 Trials 24 Vidya Niketan C.B.S.E. National Swimming Competition 17-21 Sept.2008 School of C.B.S.E. Students 25 Sanskar Bharti Meeting of National executive 16-18 Oct.2008 26 District Sports Office State level Gymnastics 19-21 Oct.2008 Amravati Competition 27 Nehru Yuva Kendra Coaching in Kabaddi, Volleyball, 21 Oct. 2008 Amravati Kho-Kho to rural youth 28 Rotary Club of Amravati Seminar on Service Tax and VAT 16 Nov. 2008 Indrapuri tax 29 Shrikrishna Seva Trust Bhagwat Katha Dnyan Yadnya 15-22 Nov. Amravati 2008 30 Bhawarilal Samra Athletic Meet & Cricket 22-23 Nov. English High School Competition 2008 Amravati 31 Mallakhamb Association 28th State level Mallakhamb 29-30 Nov.2008 Competition 32 South Central Zone Traditional, Tribal & folk 6-15 Nov.2008 Cultural Centre Nagpur painting Workshop 33 District Hospital Students Participation in Aid 1st Dec. 2008 Amravati awareness rally 34 District Education and District level D.Ed. Competition 20-21 Dec. 2008 Training Centre 35 Police Commissionerate Request for arranged live Blood 19-20 Dec. 2008 Amravati Donor for Governor of Kerala 36 Sudarshan Vyayam- 9th Vidarbha level Tennis Ball 15 Dec. 2008 to Krida Sanskrutik Mandal Cricket Competition 10th Jan 2009 Amravati (Ground provided) 37 S.G.B.Amravati SET Exam. of 1000 Candidates 17-18 Jan. 2009 University Amravati 38 District Sports Office Provided for Officials for 5-8 Jan. 2009 Amravati National Swimming Competition 39 Maharashtra State Annual Sports 18-20 Jan. 2009 Transport Corporation Amravati 40 Satpuda Shikshan Provided open stadium for lecture 10-14 Jan. 2009 Prashikshan Prasarak of Sh. Shiv Kheda Mandal Amravati 41 Commissionerate Tribal Divisional Sports 13-14 Jan. 2009 Welfare 42 Ramdeoji Maharaj Provided open stadium for 31st Jan. 2009 Sansthan Amravati cultural programme 43 Govt. Polytechnic Inter Engineering Diploma Sports 23-28 Jan. 2009 Amravati Meet 44 Divisional State level sports and cultural 13-15 Jan- 2009 Commissionerate Amravati Competition. 45 Nutan Deaf and Dumb District level Competition 15 Jan. 2009 Vidyalay Amravati 46 Govt. Polytechnic Provided ground and officials for 22-23 Jan. 2009 Amravati Volleyball Competition 47 Janta Raja Welfare State level Body Building 23 Jan 2009 Society Amravati Competition 48 Bharat Sanchar Nigam Provided coach and ground for 24 Jan to B.S.N.L. Hockey and Football coaching 3 Feb. 2009 Camp 49 District Collector Theory Examination centre for 1st Feb. 2009 Amravati Talathi (2500 to 3000 Candidates) 50 Amravati Sangeet Music, Dance and Drama Festival 9-14 Feb. 2009 Kalopasak Sabha Amravati 51 Nehru Yuva Kendra, Provided officials for District 22 March 2009 Amravati Tournaments 8.2 Intercollegiate Tournament of S.G.B. Amravati University ( 2008-2009) This year ( 2008-09) our college conducted Inter Collegiate competition in 12 activities ( List enclosed). The college also conducted coaching camp for University teams such as Swimming, Hockey, Basketball, Kabaddi, Football, Ball Badminton Gymnastics and Mallakhamb. Most of the staff members worked as Chairman/Members of Selection Committee for selecting the players of the University team, as well as appointed as Coach / Manager of the different games & Sports of the University team. Inter Collegiate Tournaments Organized by Degree College of Physical Education, Amravati (2008-2009) Sr.No. Name of Activities Men/Women Date 1 Badminton Women 10.9.2208 to 16.9.2008 2 Badminton Men 17.9.2008 to 20.9.2008 3 Archery Men & Women 22.9.2008 to 24.8.2008 4 Swimming Men & Women 23.9.2008 to 25.9.2008 5 Gymnastics Men & Women 27.9.2008 to 29.9.2008 6 Mallakhamb Men 27.9.2008 to 29.9.2008 7 Rope Mallakhamb Women 27.9.2008 to 29.9.2008 8 Athletics Men & Women 28.9.2008 to 30.9.2008 9 Basketball Men 1.10.2008 to 6.10.2008 10 Volleyball Women 12.10.2008 to 16.10.2008 11 Wrestling Men 13.10.2008 to 15.10.2008 12 Power Lifting, Weight Men 11.12.2008 to 13.12.2008 Lifting & BestPhysique 9. Extracurricular activities for Students: 9.1 Adventure Sports Degree College of Physical Education conducted the Adventure activities at Melghat Forest with the help of National Adventure Foundation, Amravati Chapter, Amravati. The head office of the NAF at New Delhi, awarded the status of NAF chapter to Shree H.V.P.Mandal, Amravati for conducting the various adventure activities. This year the college conducted adventure activities like River Crossing, Rappelling, Rock Climbing, Tarzan-Zib etc. and lectures on Map- Reading, Information of Mountaineering equipments, History of Mountaineering, Rope Knots etc. This year the camp was conducted for B.P.E. Ist & B.C.A. students in the month of Dec 08 & Jan 2009 and for others during the Diwali vacation. 9.2 National Cadet Corps (NCC) The college NCC unit is affiliated to 8 MAH. BN NCC Amravati. The Head Quarter is located in the centre of the city. There were 54 (SD) + 02 (SW) cadets enrolled to the senior division NCC Boys and Girls. Details are as follows: Sr.No. Camps Date No. of Cadets Participated 1 A.T.C. (Amravati) 14th to 23rd June 2008 10 2 Disaster Management Relief 20th August to 05 Camp ( Nagpur) 31st August 2008 3 Shivaji trial track 22nd November to 04 ( Kolhapur) 6th December 2008 4 Army Attachment camp 24th November 2008 to 06 ( Kamptee) 6th December 2008 Coursewise classification of the student Sr.No. Course/ Class Cadets (SD) Cadets(SW) 1 B.P.E. Ist year 20 02 2 B.P.E. II 18 -- 3 B.P.E. III 13 -- 4 B.C.A. I 01 -- 5 B.E. 02 -- Total 54 02 Social Activities Sr.No. Name of Social Service Activities No. of Cadets Participated 1 Tree Plantation 56 2 Blood Donation 10 3 Pulse Polio Campaign 50 "B" & "C" Certificate Examination Year Appeared Passed B C B C 2008-09 24 33 32 11 9.3 National Service Scheme The National Service Scheme was started, by the Govt. of India in 1969, on a selective-cum- voluntary basis. The scheme has been designed to help students to develop their personality through community service. It seeks to involve students /youths to work with and among people to initiate social action projects and thus enhance their knowledge, skills and test their validity in solving community problems and to prepare themselves for assuming democratic leadership, responsibilities in the manifold tasks of National development. The following types of programmes were carried out by N.S.S. unit. a) Tree Plantation On 28th August 2008, N.S.S. students planted 150 trees. The programme was inaugurated at the hands of Hon'ble Guest Sh. Sunil Limaye, Director, Social Forestry, Amravati under the Presidentship of Dr. A. N. Khodaskar, Principal, D.C.P.E., Amravati. b) Blood Group Checking Camp From 4th September to 8th September 2008, Blood group checking camp of newly admitted students were organized in the college. Blood group of 300 students had been checked. The camp was organized under the guidance of Dr. Ghanshyam Baheti and his team of experts. c) Blood Donation Camp : - 300 Bottles Blood Donation camp was organized on 9th September 2008 by NSS Unit of the college. 300 bottles of blood were donated by the college students. d) Other Programmes: The following programmes were followed Healthy Youth for Healthy India, Mental & Physical Health, AIDs Awareness, Environment Education, Role of Population, Woman's Law Awareness and Group Discussion. e) AIDS Awareness Rally ( 1st December 2008 ) An Aids awareness rally in Amravati city was organized by the joint effort of S.G.B. Amravati University, N.S.S. Unit of D.C.P.E. and District general hospital. Dr. Shrikant Patil , Co-ordinator N.S.S. , S.G.B. Amravati University, Amravati had given the signal of green flag to start the rally from Government hospital. f) Pulse Polio Camp On 6th January 2009 Govt. of India's Pulse Polio Camp was organized at Nagpuri gate of Amravati. 50 students of our college acted as volunteers to make this camp successful. g) Youth Day On 12th January 2009 Swami Vivekanand birth Anniversary was celebrated as Youth Day. A Youth rally was organized by S.G.B. Amravati University and Swami Vivekanand Ashram in Amravati University. 100 students of N.S.S. Unit of D.C.P.E. took part in this rally. h) A special camp was organized by the unit from 22nd to 28th December 2008 at Village Waigaon tq. Bhatkuli, Dist. – Amravati. The Inauguration function was organized on 22nd December 2008 at 4. p.m. The Chief guest of the function was Shri. Bhanudas Maharaj and Dr. S.C. Sharma, Principal, D.C.P.E. presided over the function. The different programmes were carried out on those 7 days are follows. 1. 30 latrine tanks were digged 2. Blood group checking camp 3. Aids awareness lecture 4. Animal disease diagnosis camp 5. Women disease diagnosis camp 6. Blood donation camp 7. Child disease diagnosis camp 8. Recreation programme 9. Farmer jagruti abhiyan 9.4 Scout & Guide Programme In order to develop physical, mental and social abilities and to bring about the inner potentialities of the students, the Degree College of Physical Education has been organizing an additional programme of scout & guide for students of B.P.E. & B.P.Ed. courses since 1990. During the session 2008-09 in the month of February 2009, 60 Rangers attended the programmes successfully. A sound programme was run by the members of the committee. 10. Financial Aid Provided to the College Students The college extends fee concession usually to the students under the following circumstances. Victims for natural calamities, accidents, earth quake, siblings studying together, injured students, outstanding sportsman. The sum of said aid provided by the college to the students in this year was Rs. 3,37,148/- 11. Publication Department This College has its own publication Wing. Magazines in the subjects like Physical Education, Sports Medicine, Movement Education & Yoga are being published. Many books useful for College students are published by the Department. To provide experience to the students to work as Editor, Co-editor, Assistant Editor, for Students' Weekly – Flame and college annual "Jyotirmaya" a) In Publication of the college annual – "Jyotirmaya" the committee nominates Chief Editor and Section Editors for "Jyotirmaya". Chief Editor will select the students representatives with the help of course incharges. He will form the students editorial board. Chief editor and section editors will select the matter, photographs, reports, articles, poems and other literature, chief editor will look after the printing, publication and circulation of the college annual. b) The staff members of the college are actively involved in Shree H.V.P. Mandal's publication of quarterly 'Vyayam-Vidnyan', 'Research Bi-annual for Movement' and books related to Sports and Physical Education. The Committee also encourages staff members to contribute in these publications. At the end of the academic year, Co-ordinator of the Committee prepares the annual report and submits it to the principal on or before 31st March. 12. Research Laboratory and Project Committee The Sports Science Research Laboratory of the college is recognized by Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University, previous Amravati University. It has 5 sectional labs which are being looked after by a blend of highly qualified faculty members with a good deal of experiences in the field of Physical Education and Sports and they are co-ordinated by the head of the Department. Research Development It is very difficult to have a modern society without a well-developed education system. The need for research in the field of education is now a matter of great urgency. The process of research in education for peace and development can help to strengthen, the whole global society and bring out a more reliable and acceptable solution. Hence research has become an integral part, not only in academic pursuits, but also in all the areas of human activity. The Institution has established a scientific laboratory duly recognized by the university for the promotion of research work in the field of Physical Education and sports. Research council consists of senior teachers who motivate other faculty members to undertake research projects in different disciplines. Research works are done at the P.G. and Ph.D. level in different areas like laboratory oriented, library oriented projects and fieldwork. The college also provides Internet services to the Research scholars for easy access to latest information and ready references. Some of the senior lecturers are approved guide for the Ph.D. Degree, and at present 30 scholars are working under their guidance. Research Centre- Following Supervisors render their services to uplift the research work in the centre through supervising Ph. D. Scholars Dr. V.A. Vaidya Sr.No. Name University Year of Registration Ph.D. In Progress 1. Shri L.M. Khandagale SGB Amravati University 2004 2. Shri Tomy Jose SGB Amravati University 2003 3. Shri A.K. Upadhyay SGB Amravati University 2002 Dr. R.H. Tiwari Sr. Name University Year of No. Registration Ph.D. In Progress 1. Shri S.D. Patil SGB Amravati University 2004 2. Smt. Alka Karanwal SGB Amravati University 2004 3. Smt.S.N. Deshmukh SGB Amravati University 2003 4. Shri.V.M. Koleshwar SGB Amravati University 2003 5. Smt. Jyoti Jungare SGB Amravati University 1998 Awarded 1. Shri. M. Lakde SGB Amravati University 2008 Dr. A.N. Khodaskar Sr.No. Name University Year of Registration Ph.D. In Progress 1. Shri. H. P. Verma SGB Amravati University 2003 2. Shri U. N. Manjre SGB Amravati University 2008 3. Smt. Kene SGB Amravati University 2009 4. Shri Vighe SGB Amravati University 2009 Awarded 1. Shri. P.G. Joshi SGB Amravati University 2008 Dr. K.K. Debnath Sr.No. Name University Year of Regi. Ph.D. In Progress 1. Sunil Babu Chaudhary SGB Amravati University 2004 2. Shri.Rakesh Amarchand SGB Amravati University 2004 Badgujar 3. Shri.Subhash Choudhary SGB Amravati University 2004 4. Shri.Navalkishore R.Tiwari SGB Amravati University 2004 5. Shri. Amitkumar SGB Amravati University 2008 6. Shri. Chopde SGB Amravati University 2009 Awarded 1. Shri.V. V. Vaidya SGB Amravati University 2008 2. Smt. Sharmila R. Dogra SGB Amravati University 2008 Dr. B. A. Khan Sr.No. Name University Year of Regi. Ph.D. In Progress 1 Md. Shahid SGB Amravati University 2007 2 Shri. Pran Mahto SGB Amravati University 2007 3 Shri. Anand Upadhyay SGB Amravati University 2007 4 Shri. Mantu Baro SGB Amravati University 2008 5 Shri. Subhash Nandi SGB Amravati University 2008 6 Shri. Shailesh Kumar SGB Amravati University 2009 7 Khan Muneer Aslam SGB Amravati University 2009 Dr. S. C. Sharma Sr.No. Name University Year of Regi. Ph.D. In Progress 1 Shri Kanhiya Kumar SGB Amravati University 2008 2 Shri. Parveen Kumar SGB Amravati University 2008 3 Shri. Navneet Aasi SGB Amravati University 2008 4 Smt. Kavita Watane SGB Amravati University 2009 5 Shri. K. S. Khandwe RSTM Nagpur University 2008 Minor Projects completed by the M.P.Ed. Previous Students: In this session 15 groups of M.P.Ed. previous class were assigned for Minor Group Research work. The students under the supervision of P.G. faculty members successfully completed their projects. 13. Students who have passed NET/SET/PET etc during the session 2008-09 Rajeev Kumar (NET) 2008-09 Sh Prabhat Kumar (NET) 2008-09 14. Library Development Committee It consists of the following members: 1 The Principal Chairman 2 Co-ordinator of the courses nominated by principal Members 3 Two senior teachers nominated by the principal Members 4 The Librarian Secretary To provide for proper organization and functioning of the library, documentation services and updating the stock of books, periodicals, journals and magazines. To provide for modernization and improvement of library and documentation services. To recommend to the management, regarding fees and other charges for the use of library services by students and others. To prepare the annual budget and proposals for development of the library for approval of the management. To submit the annual report. 14.1 Availability of Periodicals in the Library during the session International Periodicals: 1. American Journal of Sports Medicine 2. Journal of Sports Rehabilitation 3. International Journal of Fitness 4. Motion – Sports in Finland 5. University Sports Magazine National Periodicals: 1. University News 2. Yoga and Total Health 3. Avishakar : Masik Vighyan Patrika 4. Journal of Sports and Sports Sciences 5. Shikshan Samiksha 6. Eastern Panorama 7. Indian Journal of Physical Education, Sports Medicine and Exercise Science 8. Anweshika – Indian Journal of Teacher Education 9. Journal of Exercise Science and Physiotherapy 10. Pratiyogita Darpan 11. Vyayam-Vidnyan 12. Research Bi-annual for Movement 13. Journal of Sports Traumatology and Allied Sports Sciences 14. Krida Vishwa 15. Sports Star 16. Indian Educational Review 17. Journal of Indian Education 18. Bharatiya Adhunik Shiksha 19. Journal of Value Education 20. Indian Educational Abstracts 21. Lokrajya 22. Yojana 14.2 Table showing the subject wise books purchased during this session Subjects Number of Books 1 Physical Education 19 2 Sports Science 30 3 Health 00 4 Recreation 00 5 Education 00 6 Psychology 00 7 Yoga 24 8 Games and Sports 64 9 Environmental Science -- 10 Reference Books 12 11 General Books 03 12 BBA 81 13 BCA 78 14 B.Sc. 131 Total 442 15. Recruitment of Faculty members during this session: Dr S.C. Sharma was appointed as a Principal of the college in the month of October 2008 on the retirement of the previous Principal. Apart from the Principal the following recruitments of teachers were made in the month of July 2008: i) Five Faculty members are appointed for M.P.Ed. course. ii) Five Faculty members are appointed on adhoc basis for B.B.A.. course. iii) Five Faculty members are appointed on adhoc basis for B.Sc. Computer Science course. iv) Five Faculty members are appointed on adhoc basis for M. A. Yogashastra course. 16. Conduct of Final Examination and Declaration of Results: i) Semester Pattern: For M.C.A. course the pattern of final assessment is in semester system. The First Semester Examination for M.C.A. 1st Year was conducted in the month of November 2008 and the result was declared in the Last week of December. The Second Semester Examination for M.C.A. 1st Year was conducted in the month of May 2009 and the result was declared on 20th June 2009. ii) Annual Pattern: For all the courses except M.C.A. the system of final assessment is Annual Examination. The annual Examination in Practice Teaching, Skill Examinations, Lab. Practicals, Projects Examinations etc. were conducted between 10th Feb and 20th March 2009. The Theory Examinations for all First years of Under Graduate Three years Degree Courses were commenced from 24th March up to 14th April 2009 and for Second years of Under Graduate Three years courses and B.P.Ed. One Year and all Post Graduate courses commenced from 15th April up to 2nd May 2009. The results of the annual examinations were declared in the first week of June. iii) Instant Examination: Under Autonomy we have made the provisions of conducting an "Instant Examination" for the students of final year/outgoing classes, who fails or by some reason could not appear in the final examination. For this year the Instant Examination will commence from 6th to 11th July and the result will be declared before 20th July. iv) Declaration of Merit List: The merit list of the Summer 2009 Examination will be declared in the first week of August 2009. Part – C Detail plans of action for the session 2009-2010 The meeting of IQAC was held on 30th April, 2009 and the perspective plans were discussed and finalized as follows. 1. Organization of counseling centers and conduct of Common Entrance Test (CET) for admission to various courses of the college. 2. To organize national level workshops, Seminars and conferences in physical education and sports, yoga and naturopathy and computer science and applications. 3. To maintained the connectivity of UGC resource centers. 4. To submit the research projects minor and major to U.G.C. for grant in aid. 5. To record the Line of Intention for re-accreditation in this academic session. 6. To Utilize the general grant for development under UGC XIth plan. Plans for future Development Year 2009-10 Facility-Development -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- S.No. Rupees -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Library Book and Journal 3,00,000 2 Scientific Equipments 3,00,000 3 Water Arrangements 2,00,000 4 Computer 3,00,000 5 Road Developments 2,00,000 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Total 13,00,000 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Building Development 1 New Hostel for P.G. Department 50,00,000 2 Other 2,00,000 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Grand Total 65,50,000 _________________________________________________________________ Signature: _______________________ Signature ______________________ (Sh. K.S. Pandhwal, Coordinator, IQAC) (Dr. S. C.Sharma, Principal and Chairman IQAC) Annual Quality Assurance Report For the session 2008 -2009 Prepared By INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL (IQAC) of Degree College Of Physical Education Autonomous College Submitted to Chairman National Assessment and Accreditation Council - NAAC P.B. 1075, Rajaji Nagar, Banglore – 560 010 (Karnataka) Degree College of Physical Education Autonomous College Annual Quality Assurance Report Table of Contents -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sr.No. Contents Page No. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Preface 1-4 Annual Quality Assurance Report (IQAR) Part A : Quality Enhancement and Outcomes of Action Plan 5-7 Part B : Activities reflecting the goals and objectives of the college 8-31 1.1 Commencement of First Session 8 1.2 Commencement of Second Session 8 1.3 Internal Assessment system 8 1.4 Special classes for advanced learners 9 1.5 Remedial Classes to the Educationally Disadvantaged Students 9 1.6 Intramural programme 9 1.7 Sports and General Knowledge Test 10 1.8 Leadership Training Camp 10 1.9 Participation in Inter-collegiate and Inter- University 11 Tournaments / Competitions 1.10 Incentives to outstanding sportsmen 12 1.11 Students Activities' 12 2. Courses offered by the college under autonomy 13 3. Innovations in Curricular Design and Transactions 13 4. Career Oriented courses 14 5. Faculty development programme 14 6. Merit list – Summer 2008 exam 16 7. Seminar, Conference and Workshops 18 8. Extension Services 19 9. Extra Curricular Activities 22 10. Financial aid to students 25 11. Publications 26 12. Research and Projects 26 13. NET /SET /PET 28 14. Library Development 28 15. Recruitment of faculty members 30 16. Conduct of Final Examination and Declaration of Results 30 1. 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