Nupi Lan Day: Muslim women protestors of 1939 remembered – TwoCircles.net

Nupi Lan Day: Muslim women protestors of 1939 rememberedTwoCircles.netBy Syed Ahmed, for TwoCircles.net, Imphal: All Manipur Muslim (Pangal) Women Organisation (AMPWO) observed Nupi Lan Ningsing Numit (Nupi Lan Day) on 12th December 2011 at Kairang Kha…

Nupi Lan Day: Muslim women protestors of 1939 remembered
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By Syed Ahmed, for TwoCircles.net, Imphal: All Manipur Muslim (Pangal) Women Organisation (AMPWO) observed Nupi Lan Ningsing Numit (Nupi Lan Day) on 12th December 2011 at Kairang Khabeisoi Community Hall, Imphal East. The day was observed to mark the

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Roadmap for NE – MorungExpress

Roadmap for NEMorungExpressThe visit of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh along with UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi to Imphal, Manipur has only raised more questions about New Delhi's intent to address not just the Naga political issue but similar proble…

Roadmap for NE
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The visit of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh along with UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi to Imphal, Manipur has only raised more questions about New Delhi's intent to address not just the Naga political issue but similar problems across the Northeast region.

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Malls are charging Polythene/Plastic/Carry Bags

India is a place where we can do a lot of things if you have… more »

India is a place where we can do a lot of things if you have brain to fool people with the help our largest democracy scripts and which is one of the most horrible part when someone come to know what going on the existing system. As a common man in this largest democracy country, I am really shame on it to other decent Continents like Europe, America & Australia. In recent Quote from SWISS Bank Chairman – “India is a poor country however Indians are not poor.” Normal person who earns as hand to mouth can’t survive in this country. Everything which we need for day-to-day life have to fight for our rights otherwise the owners of the wide industrial honchos viz. Reliance, Aditya Bilra & Tata etc… They can move the Governance system, if they wish to do that. I am not blaming to them I am just blaming the system which they can impose without thinking the common man those who are facing such difficulties in their daily life. In this regards, I would like to share one of my experience when I was teaching in Private School in Manipur. At that time, I attended one Teachers’ Training and the Trainer taught us that you have to classified the concerned class as A,B & C wherein A could be considered as Excellent Students, B as Medium Students & C as not up to the mark Students respectively. Why do I mention this story because we can apply this theory to the existing society wherein our country is one of the second largest population country in this planet but at the same time we have facing poverty in many context of our life. So, every development should be based on C Class which is called as Below Poverty Line (BPL), if BPL can reach this level then the other A & B will be benefited automatically. Please do not take advantage of our Democracy system, we have to wake up to change the system, in this regards, I really proud of Anna Hazare who has brought our system to another level.

Here, the main purpose to write is that recently I went through some tough time with Malls’ Managers and their Management Team for Charging of Polythene/Plastic/Carry Bags which is not acceptable because the others like normal grocery shops and their part of packaging is still based on plastics/polythene/carry bags not in other way that means Environment Ministry’s restriction towards the ‘Free Plastic/Polythene Zone’ which is no use. I am not against the system of not using of plastics/polythene/Carry Bags but I am against the implementation system which is really called partiality with the development of existing society.

Why I am saying this because I have observed and researched in this matter within Pune City that all the Local Shops are still using polythene/plastic bags to the customers without charging of but all the Malls like More, Central, Westside, Big Bazaar & others are charging as follow:
1.Large Plastic Bag – Rs. 5.00

2.Medium Plastic Bag – Rs. 3.00

3.Small Plastic Bag – Rs. 1.00

When I asked/enquired about the charging of the bags, they told and showed me the resolution which was passed by their Association of Malls which really not acceptable for the common man of this country. I totally support their initiative towards pollution control but Malls are not the only caused to stop this system. We have to find out from the perspective of root cause and aware in this regards. Here I would request to the concern authority that please look into this matter on serious note. Our country is one of the fast developing countries as far as every aspect of development is concerned; we have reached beyond our expectation. For the same time, we have to make sure and to look into the matter minutely to rectify it with progression.

Lastly, I would request to the concern authority that please look into this matter for charging of plastic bags in Malls and balance accordingly. We would love to see in with positive response as soon as possible. On the other hand, if someone has come up with such kind of issue then that the person targets from some angles which is normal procedures for our country. However, spite of all this we have to struggle and rectify accordingly otherwise next generation will ask a valid question and there will be no answer because we can’t take any kind of initiative. As we have one proverb called – “A drop of water makes a mighty ocean.” If there will be leakage of some social matter then we will definitely come to know the value of water here. Henceforth, mobilization and awareness has to be in place in every subject of our livelihood so we will come to know what needs to be done or not as a common man. Every individual should be part this mission to find out what will be our convenience prosperity and going forward for the development of Secularism Country. We are all responsible for all because at the end of the day, we are the persons who are facing such silly matter one or the other. Taking into consideration, ignorance is so dangerous in this current scenario, so we have to be very much multitasking in every aspect as well as in any field.

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PH. D. PROGRAMME OF ASSAM DON BOSCO UNIVERSITY

PH D. PROGRAMME Preamble Higher education and research constitute the backbone of University systems as… more »

PH D. PROGRAMME

Preamble

Higher education and research constitute the backbone of University systems as they focus on the promotion of the human mind, the search for truth, the development of knowledge specialists, the evolution of culture, and the betterment of life in all its myriad manifestations.

While graduate education is largely geared to raise the level of employability of students, training them to play leadership roles in providing the services on which a developed society depends, such as chemists, accountants, nurses, social workers, psychologists, museum curators, professors, teachers, and business managers, research is central to our survival and advancement in a digitalized, knowledge-based, global economy.

Don Bosco University has set for itself a clear mission of playing a leading role in research and scholarship while ensuring a first-rate graduate education to our students that will provide them with the tools and skills to become active contributors to their society that nurtures them into agents of transformation of the same society.

Following the time-hallowed traditions of the great universities of the world, this University seeks to make itself a centre for culture, knowledge, research, Intellectual ferment, for critical thinking and analysis of whatever shapes and impacts human life, a centre that influences thinking, planning and policy making on vital aspects of social life such as religion, culture, society, politics, governance, education, health care, etc.

These objectives have been carefully enunciated to invite and attract the right type of candidates for research programmes in the University – we are looking for bright young men and women with a passion for excellence and scholarship, and experienced guides and mentors with a flair for enthusing young minds with the thirst ‘to strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield’ to take on challenging research projects and assignments in the University.

Objective

The objective of the Ph. D. programme of the Assam Don Bosco University is to enable a scholar to undertake research which leads to a contribution to the body of existing knowledge characterized either by the discovery of new facts, solution of unsolved problems, development of new techniques or by reinterpretation of known facts or new solutions to problems. A research scholar who has completed the Ph.D. programme of the University should be capable of undertaking independent research and with further experience, should be able to guide others in research.

Admission and Eligibility

Candidates who have obtained at least 55% marks or a CGPA of 6.0 on a scale of 10 for Master’s Degree, M. Tech. or M. Phil. in the concerned subject or an allied subject are eligible to be admitted to the Ph. D. programme.

Candidates are required to appear for a written test and/or an interview to be conducted by the Board of Research Studies of Assam Don Bosco University. Candidates shall be selected for admission into the programme according to merit determined after giving suitable weightage to the following:

a) marks in the Master’s Degree/grades obtained at M. Phil./M. Tech.

b) performance in the test and/or interview

Admission shall be finalised on the basis of the number of seats available and the performance of the candidates.

The written test is not mandatory for a person who

a) has been awarded a fellowship on the basis of a national level examination recognised by UGC

b) has successfully completed a recognized M.Phil. programme

c) has completed at least one year of research in a research laboratory/university/institute of repute.

d) has Master’s degree in the relevant or allied subject and at least seven years’ experience of teaching, administration, management and specialized knowledge in the proposed field of research, to the satisfaction of the Board of Research Studies of the University.

e) is a teacher of this University.

In all cases, there will be an interview which will be organized by the Board of Research Studies at which the candidate discusses his/her research interest/area.

Course work

a) Candidates admitted for the Ph. D. programme will have to undergo a course work for a minimum period of one semester (six months). If a course in research methodology was included in the M.Phil./M.Tech. course work, the course work may be waived for a candidate who has completed M. Phil./M. Tech. course work with a minimum grade point of 6.00 out of 10, or equivalent.

b) Only candidates securing a minimum grade point of 6.00 in the course work will be permitted to continue in the programme.

c) A candidate who is unable to complete the coursework during the allocated course work session may be offered one more attempt during a subsequent course work session conducted by the University. One who is unable to complete the coursework during the two sessions may be required to discontinue the programme.

Supervisor

A candidate will be assigned a supervisor by the Board of Research Studies at the time of admission depending on the available specialisations among supervisors registered with the University and the research interest of the student If a candidate would like to work under a supervisor who is not on the faculty of the University, he/she should apply to the University for permission for the same. The University will make a decision on the request based on the norms laid down for empanelment of supervisors who are not members of the faculty of the University.

Registration

After the period of course work, a candidate should apply to the University for formal registration in the performa prescribed. The maximum permissible period between the date of admission and the date of formal registration for Ph.D. programme is 18 months.

Thesis

The doctoral candidate will be required to prepare a thesis which will contain his/her research findings. The thesis should be a piece of research-work characterised either by the discovery of new facts or by fresh interpretation of facts or theories. In either case it should evince the candidate’s capacity for critical examination of ideas, original thinking and judgment. It should also be satisfactory as far as its literary presentation is concerned.

Pre-Submission Seminar

When the Supervisor is of the opinion that the thesis is in the final stage of completion, the scholar will be required to give a pre-submission seminar on his research findings.

Submission of Thesis

a) The candidate should have pursued research at the University for not less than two years from the date of registration for the Ph. D. programme, before s/he is eligible to submit the thesis. However, in the case of candidates admitted to the programme through an M. Phil./M.Tech., programme pursued in this University, s/he may submit the thesis one year after the registration.

b) The candidate is expected to submit his/her thesis within five years of the date of registration.

c) The candidate shall be required to publish one research paper in a referred journal before the submission of the thesis and produce evidence for the same in the form of acceptance letter or the reprint at the time of submission of the thesis.

Award of the Degree

The Ph. D. Degree will be awarded to the candidate based on the evaluation of the thesis by designated examiners and a Viva-Voce examination.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

1. Obtain the Ph. D. Brochure of Assam Don Bosco University.

Cost of brochure : Rs. 500.00

Postage charges : Rs. 50.00 (if requesting by post)

Requests by post must be sent to

Registrar (Admissions),

Assam Don Bosco University, Airport Road

Azara, Guwahati – 781017

along with

a) a DD for the requisite amount, drawn in favour of “Assam Don Bosco University” payable at Guwahati,

b) your name, e-mail id and contact number

The brochure may be obtained online at www.adbu.in

2. Visit the online application page of Assam Don Bosco University website (www.dbuniversity.ac.in/a), follow the instructions given and enter the required information. When prompted, enter the Application Number and Password that will be provided to you when purchasing the Brochure.

3. Appear for DBU-ART (Don Bosco University ‘Aptitude for Research’ Test)

4. All candidates shortlisted on the basis of the aptitude test and other candidates exempted from the aptitude test will be required to attend an interview. The dates of the interview will be intimated personally.

5. Admissions will be given on the basis of the academic performance of the candidates and their performance at the aptitude test and/or interview.

The Ph. D. programme Course Work is expected to commence in February, 2012

FEES STRUCTURE

Admission Fees : Rs. 10,000.00 (payable at admission)

Annual Fees : Rs. 20,000.00 (for Humanities)

Rs. 25,000.00 (for Science and Technology)

Registration Fees : Rs. 10,000.00 (payable at the time of final registration)

Incentive for faculty members of ADBU : 50% waiver of Annual Fees

Fees once paid are not refundable

THRUST AREAS

The thrust areas for research for the intake in the session February – July 2012 are as given below:

Chemical Sciences*

a) Green Chemistry involving MW assisted reactions, solvent-free reactions, sonochemistry, ionic liquid mediated reactions, and aqueous phase organic reactions leading to novel biologically active molecules and agrochemicals.

b) Synthesis of novel heterocycles and study of their biological properties.

c) Computational Chemistry and Drug Discovery.

(* A few JRFs may be available)

Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Power systems

Embedded systems

Optoelectronics

Electronics and Communication Engineering

Embedded systems

Optoelectronics

Biomedical instrumentation

Social Work
• Youth Development
• Women Empowerment
• Conflict, Peace and development
• Human Rights
• Sustainable Community Development

North East India Studies
• Culture, Religious Beliefs and Post-Modern Society in North-East India
• Ethnicity, Ideology and Identity Formation in North-East India
• A Philosophy of Culture for North-East India

Department of Comparative Religion
• Themes, symbols, myths and rituals among the world’s religions
• Beliefs and practices regarding the sacred, the numinous, the spiritual, the divine

Computer Science and Engineering
• Real Time Database Systems
• Digital Image/Signal Processing
• Human-Computer Interaction
• Software Engineering and Architecture
• e-Learning Technology

Business Administration
• Entrepreneurship
• Corporate Governance
• Marketing Management
• Human Resource Management

Mass Communication

• Philosophical and theological underpinnings of Communication
• Society, Development and Communication
• Media, Religion and Culture
• Media Ethics
• Tribal and Folk Media

DON BOSCO UNIVERSITY ‘APTITUDE FOR RESEARCH’ TEST (DBU-ART)

Date : 4 February, 2012

Time : 11:00 am

The aptitude of the candidate in the following areas will be tested:
• English comprehension
• Logical and analytical ability
• awareness of research in the chosen area of study

Last date for application online : 31 January 2012

INTERVIEW

At the time of the interview, candidates are required to bring a write-up, not exceeding 300 words, which will delineate

a) area of study chosen for research

b) relevance of the proposed research

c) reason for the candidate’s interest in this area

Original Documents to be produced at the time of interview (for verification)

a) Academic documents (mark sheets, certificates from class X onwards)

b) Certificates of work experience (if any)

c) Proof of previous research experience (if any)

d) No objection certificate from the current employer, if currently employed

For further information, please contact

Registrar (admissions) : +919957032198

Co-ordinator of Research : +919436101222

Web : www.dbuniversity.ac.in

e-mail : admissions@dbuniversity.ac.in

Assam Don Bosco University

Airport Road, Azara, Guwahati – 781017, ASSAM

Web : www.dbuniversity.ac.in

phone : +919435545754, +91361 2139291/92

fax : +91361 2841949

This information was shared to us by Dr Yumnam Jayanta
For the Computer Science and Engineering area, serious candidate can contact him at y_jayanta@yahoo.com

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CNN IBN Indian of the Year Award 2011 – Special Achivement Award – E-Pao.net

CNN IBN Indian of the Year Award 2011 – Special Achivement AwardE-Pao.netManipur Women Gun Survivors Network (MWGSN), an NGO run by Binalakshmi Nepram, has conferred with the CNN-IBN Indian of the Year Award 2011 SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT category at New Del…

CNN IBN Indian of the Year Award 2011 – Special Achivement Award
E-Pao.net
Manipur Women Gun Survivors Network (MWGSN), an NGO run by Binalakshmi Nepram, has conferred with the CNN-IBN Indian of the Year Award 2011 SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT category at New Delhi on Friday – december 16, 2011. A teary eyed Binalakshmi Nepram on

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Celebs to touch glamour to handloom expo – Zee News

Zee NewsCelebs to touch glamour to handloom expoZee NewsKolkata: The Manipur Handlooms and Handicrafts Development Corporation is planning to organise a fashion show in the city in March to showcase the artisans` work of the north-eastern region. &quot…


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Celebs to touch glamour to handloom expo
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Kolkata: The Manipur Handlooms and Handicrafts Development Corporation is planning to organise a fashion show in the city in March to showcase the artisans` work of the north-eastern region. "We plan to rope in the big names in fashion designing of

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