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PONDICHERRY UNIVERSITY (A Central University)

Self

Study Report Part I : Institutional Data

Submitted to National Assessment and Accreditation Council for Re-accreditation

PONDICHERRY UNIVERSITY

CONTENTS

SL. NO PAGE NO.

1. A. Profile of the University 1

10

2. B. Criterion-wise Inputs 11

2.1 Criterion I : Curricular Aspects 11

18

2.2 Criterion II : Teaching

Learning and Evaluation 19

24

2.3 Criterion III : Research, Consultancy and Extension 25

30

2.4 Criterion IV : Infrastructure and Learning Resources 31

42

2.5 Criterion V : Student Support and Progression 43

46

2.6 Criterion VI : Governance and Leadership 47

50

2.7 Criterion VII : Innovative Practices 51

54

3. Profile of the Departments 55

180

Subramania Bharathi School of Tamil Language and Literature

55

57

School of Management 58

77

1. Management Studies 58

61

2. Management Studies (Karaikal Campus) 62

63

3. Commerce 64

66

4. Commerce (Karaikal Campus) 67

68

5. Economics 69

71

6. Tourism Studies 72

73

7. Banking Technology 74

75

8. International Business 76

77

Ramanujam School of Mathematical Sciences 78

83

1. Mathematics 78

80

2. Statistics 81

83

School of Physical, Chemical and Applied Sciences 84

101

1. Physics 84

88

2. Chemistry 89

93

3. Earth Sciences 94

98

4. Applied Psychology 99

101

School of Life Sciences 102

122

1. Biochemistry and Molecular Biology 102

105

2. Biotechnology 106

109

3. Ecology and Environmental Sciences 110

112

4. Ocean Studies and Marine Biology 113

114

5. Coastal Disaster Management 115

116

6. Food Science and Technology 117

119

7. Bioinformatics 120

122

School of Humanities 123

135

1. English 123

125

2. French 126

127

3. Hindi 128

129

4. Sanskrit 130

131

5. Philosophy 132

133

6. Physical Education and Sports 134

135

School of Performing Arts 136

137

School of Social Sciences & International Studies 138

156

1. Anthropology 138

139

2. History 140

142

3. Politics and International Studies 143

145

4. Social Work 146

148

5. Sociology 149

150

6. Women Studies 151

152

7. South Asia Regional Cooperation 153

154

8. Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy 155

156

School of Education 157

159

School of Media and Communication 160

165

1. Library and Information Science 160

161

2. Mass Communication 162

163

3. Electronic Media 164

165

School of Engineering and Technology 166

175

1. Computer Science 166

169

2. Computer Science (Karaikal Campus) 170

171

3. Electronics Engineering 172

173

4. Pollution Control & Environmental Engineering 174

175

Madanjeet School of Green Energy Technologies 176

180

1. Green Energy Technology 176

177

2. Nano Science and Technology 178

180

4. Annexure 181

255

1. List of Affiliated Colleges 181

185

2. List of Teaching Programmes 186

193

3. List of MoUs Signed by the University 194

196

4. List of Research Awards and Recognitions 197

208

5. List of Number of Patents 209

6. List of Ongoing Minor and Major Research Projects 210

232

7. List of Research Projects Sanctioned During Last Five Years

233

247

8. Statistics of Research Output 248

255

9. Committees 256

260

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Pondicherry University

NAAC Self Study Report – Part I

PONDICHERRY UNIVERSITY (A Central University)

A. PROFILE OF THE UNIVERSITY

1. NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE UNIVERSITY PONDICHERRY UNIVERSITY

R. VENKATRAMAN NAGAR KALAPET, PUDUCHERRY

PUDUCHERRY – 605 014 INDIA

Phone: 0413 – 2654 300 Fax No: 0413- 2655 265

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Prof. J.A.K. Tareen Vice-Chancellor

Tel. Number : 0413 – 2655 175 Mobile No. : +91 – 944 2234506 Fax No. : 0413 – 2655 265 E-mail : [email protected] Res : 0413 – 2655249 Fax : 0413 - 2655265

Prof. M. Ramadass Director of Studies

Co-ordinator NAAC Tel. Number : 0413 – 2655 642 Mobile No. : +91- 9442100663 Fax No. : 0413- 2655 632 E-mail : director-

[email protected] Res : 0413 – 2654664 Fax : 0413 - 2655632

Shri. S. Loganathan Registrar

Tel. Number : 0413- 2655 179 Mobile No. : +91-9443749771 Fax No. : 0413- 2655 734 E-mail : [email protected] Res : 0413 – 2655406 Fax : 0413 - 2655734

2. COMMUNICATION CORRESPONDENCE

mailto:[email protected]�

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3. Status of the University:

Central University

4. Type of University: Affiliating 5. Date of establishment of the University:

i. Central University (Through an Act of Parliament)

6. Date of UGC recognition as University:

2 (f)

Pondicherry University Act 1985 is available in www.pondiuni.edu.in

7. Does the University have a satellite campus? Yes* (Karaikal Campus and Port Blair Campus)

In addition to the above two satellite campuses, University runs a constituent

college, viz., Community College in Puducherry Town. The Community College

offers different job oriented Certificate and Diploma Courses, in addition to few

undergraduate programmes like B.Com., B.C.A etc.,

8. Campus area in acres / sq/mts: Pondicherry* - 780 Acres Karaikal - 5 Acres Andaman & Nicobar - 5 Acres

* The Constituent College of the University namely Community College is presently located at Lawspet, Puducherry in 3 acres of land acquired from the Government of Puducherry.

9. Location of the University: (Based on Government of India Census)

Semi-urban

16 10 1985

dd mm yy

16 10 1985

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10. What is the total number of institutions affiliated to the University? Particulars of

Colleges Total Permanently Affiliated

Temporarily Affiliated

Arts,Science &Commerce 18 1 17 Law 2 - 2 Medicine 5 - 5 Engineering 15 - 15 Education 30 1 29 Management 1 - 1 Nursing & Paramedical

8 - 8

Dental 2 1 1 Research Institute 4 - 4 Veterinary 1 - 1 Fine Arts 1 - 1

Total 87 3 84 Detailed List of Affiliated Colleges : Annexure - I

11. How much is the affiliation fee? (` in lakh)

Type UG Arts Science Management Engineering Medicine B.Ed Law

Permanent 1.0 1.0 2.50 3.0 1.0 5.0 1.0

Temporary 0.50 0.50 2.50 3.0 1.0 5.0 1.0

Type PG

Arts Science Management Engineering Medicine M.Ed Law

Permanent 1.0 1.0 2.50 1.50 5.0 7.50 1.50

Temporary 0.75 75,000 2.50 1.50 5.0 7.50 1.50

Type

Others

Nursing & Paramedical Dental Research Institute Veterinary Fine

Arts

Permanent 3.0 3.0 2.50 4.30 -

Temporary 3.0 3.0 2.50 3.00 -

12. Does the University have a provision to grant autonomous status to its affiliated institutions?

Yes* *Subject to UGC Approval

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13. Furnish the following information:

Particulars Number No. of Students a. University Departments

4647 1. Departments 34

2. Centres 10

3. Chairs

2 Total 46

b. Constituent Colleges 1 685 c. Affiliated Colleges – Govt. funded 23 11989

d. Self-financing affiliated Colleges 58 22039

e. UGC recognized CPE (colleges for potential for

ll ) 1 601

f. Autonomous Govt. Colleges 1 2786 g. Post-Graduate Teaching Centres Karaikal & Port Blair

2 249

h. Recognized Research Institutes/ centres 4 67

Total 135 43063

(In addition to total students of main campus, the Post graduate Campuses in

Karaikal and Port Blair have a student strength of 249 and the Community

College, a strength of 685 students.)

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14. Current number of academic programmes / courses offered within the University, under the following categories: (Enclose the list of academic programmes offered)

Programmes Number UG (as part of 5 Year Integrated PG Programmes) 7*

Post Graduate Programmes 53 Certificate Course (Add on : Evening Programmes) 10

PG Diploma (Add on : Evening Programmes 22 + 1 Regular Programme)

23

M.Phil Programmes 24 Ph.D Programmes 46

Modular Course 01 Total 164

* This includes Five year Integrated Programmes also. Detailed List of Programmes are given in Annexure – II

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Break up of PG Programmes

M.A. Programmes Anthropology, Applied Economics, English, French, Hindi, Sanskrit, History, Mass Communication, Philosophy, Politics and International Relations, Sociology, South Asian Studies and Tamil

M.Sc Programmes

Applied Geology, Applied Psychology, Biochemistry, Bioinformatics, Biotechnology, Physics, Chemistry, Coastal Disaster, Computational Biology, Computer Science, Ecology, Electronic Media, Food Science and Nutrition, Food Science and Technology, Marine Biology, Mathematics, Statistics, Microbiology,

M.Sc Intergrated Applied Geology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Economics, Mathematics, Physics, Statistics

M.Tech / M.C.A Computer Science, Computer Applications, Electronics, Environmental Engineering, Exploration Geo-science, Green Energy, Nano-Sciences, Network and Internet

MBA / M.Com MBA (General), Banking Technology, Insurance, Tourism, International Business, M.Com (Business Finance), M.Com (Accounting and Taxation)

MLIS, M.Ed, M.P.Ed, MSW and others

Library and Information Science, Theatre Arts, Social Work, Master of Education, Physical Education and Sports

Composition of Academic Programmes

Break up of PG Programmes

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15. Number of permanent and temporary members of the teaching staff as on March 2011.

Female Male Total

Permanent Teachers 86 272 357

Number of teachers with Ph.D. as the highest qualification 68 228 296

Number of teachers with M.Phil. as the highest qualification 5 19 24

Number of teachers with PG as the highest qualification with NET or M.Tech

12 25 37

Temporary Teachers 2 4 6

Number of teachers with Ph.D. as the highest qualification 1 3 4

Number of teachers with M.Phil. as the highest qualification 0 1 1

Number of teachers with PG as the highest qualification 1 0 1

Part-time teachers None

100 additional faculty positions have been advertised on 11.05.2011. 16. Furnish the data on the number of students enrolled in the University during the current

year 2010-11 with the following details:

Type of Student PG M.Phil Ph.D Total

Students from the same state where the university is located

743 83 76 902

Students from other States of India 1257 251 218 1726

Foreign students 13 2 2 17

Total 2013 336 296 2645

17. ‘Unit cost’ of education? a. Unit cost = total annual expenditure budget (actual) divided by the number of

students enrolled (2009-2010 Data) ` 1,74,000

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Schoolwise Cost Per Student (Rs '000)

60

111

118

187

190

191

223

242

285

243

0 50 100 150 200 250 300

Eucation

Mathematics

Management

Tamil

Physical Sciences

Social Sciences

Life Sciences

Humanities

Media

Performing Arts

Series1

b. Unit cost calculated excluding salary component

Cost per Student Administrative Cost Academic Cost Overall Total

Cost 68000 106000

174000 Non

Salary Salary Non Salary Salary

33000 35000 41000 65000

Cost Per Student – School Wise

Sl. No Name of the School Cost Per Student

1. Education 60309

2. Mathematics & Computer Science 110905

3. Management 118336 4. Tamil Language 187876

5. Physical, Chemical & Applied Sciences 189854

6. Social Sciences & International Sciences 190891

7. Life Sciences 222730

8. Humanities 241586

9. Media & Communication 283364 10. Performing Arts 243364

Average ` 1,74,000

` 74,000

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18. Does the University offer a Distance Education programme (DEP)? Yes

Courses offered

MBA – Human Resource Management

MBA – Finance MBA – Marketing MBA – International Business MBA – General MCA

19. Number of full-time faculty employed in the DEP.

Lecturers (Contract) : 3

Academic Co-ordinator (Contract) : 3

20. Any other general data the University would like to include, specify?

University runs a Constituent Community College as a part of academic outreach activity. It offers job oriented Diplomas like Diploma in Early Childhood care and education, Diploma in Document Writing, Diploma in Computer Graphics and Web Technology, Diploma in Multipurpose health workers, Diploma in Physical Education, Diploma in Sanitary Inspector, Diploma in Yoga Education, PG Diploma in Computer applications. In addition, it offers six streams of undergraduate programmes namely, viz., B.C.A, B.Sc (Computer Science), B.Sc Information Technology, B.Sc Biotechnology, B.Sc Biochemistry and B.B.A.

The enrolment details in Community College are as follows;

Sl. No Year UG Courses Diploma / Certificate

Courses Total

1. 2006-07 741 265 1006

2. 2007-08 672 207 879

3. 2008-09 250 208 458

4. 2009-10 711 222 933

5. 2010-11 598 207 805

Total 2972 1109 4081

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NAAC Self Study Report

Part I

B) CRITERION-WISE INPUTS

CRITERION I : CURRICULAR ASPECTS

1. Number of Programme options

Programmes Number

UG (as part of 5 Year Integrated PG Programmes) 7*

Post Graduate Programmes 53

Certificate Courses (Add on : Evening Programmes)

10

PG Diplomas (Add on : Evening Programmes 22 + 1 Regular Programme)

23

M.Phil Programmes 24

Ph.D Programmes 46

Modular Course 01

Total

164

* This includes Five year Integrated Programme also.

2. Number of Subjects taught in the institution

Sl. No School Department PG Programmes

No. of Subjects

taught

1.

Subramania Bharathi School of Tamil Languages &

Literature

Tamil M.A Tamil 21

2. School of Management

Management Studies

General

MBA 76

MBA

Insurance Management (Karaikal) 26

Commerce M.Com

Business Finance 35 Economics M.Sc Economics 16 Tourism Studies MBA Tourism 21 Banking Technology MBA Banking Technology 64

International Business MBA International Business 34

3. Ramanujam

School of Mathematical

Sciences

Mathematics M.Sc Mathematics 27 M.Sc Five year Int. Mathematics 37

Statistics M.Sc Statistics

26 M.Sc Five year Integrated Statistics 36

4. School of Physical,

Chemical and

Physics M.Sc Physics, M.Sc Five year Integrated Physics 31

Chemistry M.Sc Chemical Sciences 27

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Part I

Applied Sciences

Earth Sciences

M.Sc Applied Geology 31 M.Sc Five year Integrated Applied Geology 41

M.Tech Exploration Geo-Sciences 31

Applied Psychology M.Sc Applied Psychology 26

5. School of Life Sciences

Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

M.Sc Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, M.Sc. Microbiology 34

Biotechnology M.Sc Biotechnology 41 Ecology & Environmental Sciences

M.Sc Ecology & Environmental Sciences 24

Ocean Studies & Marine Biology M.Sc Marine Biology 17

Coastal Disaster Management

M.Sc Coastal Disaster Management 21

Food Science & Technology

M.Sc Food Science & Nutrition 32

M.Sc Food Science & Technology 35

Bioinformatics M.Sc Bioinformatics 46 M.Sc Computational Biology 29

6. School of Humanities

English M.A English & Comparative Literature 19

French M.A French Translation and Interpretation 21

Sanskrit M.A Sanskrit 28 Philosophy M.A. Philosophy 19 Physical Education and Sports

Master of Physical Education 23

7. School of Performing Arts

Performing Arts MPA Drama & Theatre Arts 21

8.

School of Social Sciences and International

Studies

Anthropology M.A. Anthropology 20 Sociology M.A. Sociology 21 Social Work Master of Social Work (MSW) 26 History M.A History 16 Politics & International Studies

M.A. Politics & International Relations 39

South Asian Studies M.A South Asian Studies 15

9. School of Education

Education Master of Education 8

10. School of Media

and Communication

Mass Communication M.A. Mass Communication 25

Electronic Media M.Sc Electronic Media 25 Library & Information Sciences

Master of Library & Information Sciences 17

11. School of

Engineering & Technology

Computer Science

M.Sc Computer Science 35

M.Sc. Five year Integrated Computer Science 46

M.C.A 91

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Part I

M.Tech Computer Science 39 M.Tech Network and Internet Engineering 28

Electronic Engineering M.Tech Electronics 28

Pollution Control & Environmental Engineering

M.Tech Environmental Engineering and Management 16

12. Madanjeet School of Green Energy

Technology

Green Energy Technology

M.Tech Green Energy Technology 25

Nano-Science and Technology

M.Tech Nano-Sciences & Technology 32

Total 1568

3. Number of overseas programmes on campus and income earned No Direct Overseas Programmes at present

4. Does the institution offer self-funded programmes? Yes

If yes, how many courses?

M. Sc., Biotechnology

6 Seats

M.Sc., Microbiology

20 Seats

M.Tech. Green Energy Technology

20 Seats

All Add-on PG Diploma Programmes are Self-Funded

5. Inter/multidisciplinary programmes

S.No Inter / Multidisciplinary Programmes

1. M.B.A (Tourism) 2. M.B.A (International Business) 3. M.B.A (Insurance) 4. M.B.A (Banking Technology) 5. M.Sc. (Bioinformatics) 6. M.Sc (Computational Biology)

7. M.Tech (Environmental Engineering & Management)

8. M.Tech (Network & Internet Engineering) 9. M.Tech (Exploration Geosciences) 10. M.Tech (Nano Sciences & Technology) 11. M.Tech (Green Energy Technology) 12. M.Sc (Coastal Disaster Management) 13. M.Sc.(Ecology & Environmental Sciences) 14. M.Sc (Electronic Media) 15. M.Sc (Applied Psychology) 16. M.Sc (Food Science & Nutrition) 17. M.Sc (Food Science & Technology) 18. M.Sc (Biochemistry & Molecular Biology) 19. Ph.D (Banking Technology)

Yes

Number

19

3

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Part I

6. Programmes with Annual System

No

7. Programmes with Semester (M.Phil & P.G, PG Diploma & Certificate Courses)

Yes

(P.G

53, M.Phil

24, Add on Diploma

23, Certificates

10)

8. Programmes with Trimester

No

9. Programmes with Choice Based Credit System

(All P.G, M.Phil, Integrated Programmes, PG Diploma & Certificate

courses are offered under CBCS System)

10. Programmes with elective options

(All the departments offer specialization electives as soft core subjects)

11. Courses offered in modular form

(P.G Diploma in Bioinformatics)

12. Courses with ICT-enabled teaching-learning process.

All subjects taught as P.G, Diploma and M.Phil Programmes are enriched with ICT Teaching and Learning process. Web based resources, E-Journals, E-Books are incorporated into the syllabus of all the subjects taught in PG Programmes. In addition, use of ICT equipment like LCD Projectors, Tele-conferencing, Remote lectures, Edusat Programmes, Audio

Video CDs, Documentaries, Case Studies, Noose clippings are extensively utilized in regular teaching, learning process in all the programmes offered in our campus.

Number 110

Yes

Number

110

Yes

Number 53

Yes

Number 01

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Part I

13. Courses where assessment of Teachers by students has been done

Assessment of Teachers by students has been done for all PG courses and in all departments. Students Feedback on Teachers is regularly collected at the end of every semester on 20 different parameters against a five point scale. A structured proforma is given to every student to provide his feedback on every teacher handling both hard core and soft core courses during the semester. The scores given by the students are scientifically analysed by external experts and the results communicated to the teachers in the beginning of the next semester.

14. Programmes with faculty exchange /visiting faculty

In order to enrich the quality of teaching and research, all the departments in the University invite experts from industry and scientific laboratories and international subject experts on faculty exchange programme. Special lectures, expert lectures from visiting faculty are a regular component of teaching and learning in all PG programmes offered in the campus. Further, University has entered into MoUs with reputed organizations for possible collaborative research work.

15. New programmes (PG) introduced during the last three years

New Programmes Introduced during last Five years

Sl. No Programmes No. of New Programmes

1. PG Programmes 26

2. M.Phil Programmes 4

3 Ph.D Programmes 16

4. Add on PG Diploma 21

5. Add on Certificate Courses

10

Total 77

Yes

Number 77

Yes

Number 53

Yes

Number

18

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Part I

Titles of New PG Programmes Introduced During the Last

Three Years. 2007-2008

Sl. No Name of the Programme 1. M.A. Mass Communication 2. M.A. South Asian Studies

3. Master of Library & Information Science (ML&IS)

4. Master of Education (M.ED)

5. Master of Social Work (MSW)

6. M.Tech Environmental Engineering & Management

7. M.Tech Network & Internet Engineering 8. M.Sc. Electronic Media 9. M.Sc Food Science & Nutrition 10. M.Tech Coastal Disaster Management

2009-2010 Sl. No Name of the Programme

11. M.Sc Food Science & Technology 2010-2011

Sl. No Name of the Programme 12. M.Sc Computational Biology 13. M.Tech Exploration & Geosciences 14. M.Tech Electronics 15. M.Tech Green Energy Technology 16. M.Tech Nano Science & Technology 17. M.Sc Microbiology 18. M.Sc Economics (Five Year Integrated)

16. Subjects in which major syllabus revision was done during the last five years

Major changes in the Higher Education Policy in the country, developments throughout the globe, new inventions and innovations, developments in Science & Technology, demand for a variety of skills from the Industry and from society have made Pondicherry University to revamp and upgrade course structure and syllabus in almost all PG programmes offered in the campus. Every subject and programme has been reviewed revised and incorporated comtemporary developments to meet the tomorrow s requirements of the Indian Economy.

17. Compulsory internship (UGC + other vocational programmes)

All MBA and M.Tech Programmes have short term internships in the industry.

Yes

Number

All Subjects

No

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18. Courses in emerging areas

All PG programmes introduced during the last three years are in the emerging areas.

19. Feedback obtained from employers

The employer s feedback on the course content skill coverage and contemporariness is obtained when they visit University campus for campus placement activity. This feedback is considered for introducing new subjects and to revise the syllabus of the existing subjects and to develop new teaching methodology in certain subjects. This feedback is collected generally for all MBA programmes, M.Tech Computer Science, M.Sc Computer Science, M.C.A. programmes.

20. Provision for Course evaluation

The course structure and syllabus for all Science & Technology and Management programmes are prepared in consultation with Industry Representatives on the Boards of Studies.

21. Training Programmes arranged

All M.Tech programmes and MBA programmes have Industrial Training as a part of course curriculum. Further, students are expected to carry out a mandatory project work in an industry / institution.

22. Courses offered in modular form

The PG Diploma in Bioinformatics is offered on Modular form.

23. Overseas programmes

Yes

Number

18

Yes

Number

8

Yes

Number

40

Yes

Number

12

Yes

Number

01

No

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Part I

24. Any other data in Curricular Aspects (specify)

Pondicherry University is the Pioneer in introducing CBCS system since 1995-96. The subjects are weighted in terms of credits. Based on quantum and difficulty of teaching and learning, the subjects are classified into 2 credit courses, 3 credit courses, 4 credit courses etc., based on the future contact hours required. Field based projects / subject based subjects carry 5 credits. Further, based on essentiality, the subjects are divided into Hard Core and Soft Core. Hard Core subjects are compulsory for the given degree programme. Soft core courses are optional and students have an option to choose. Each department offers a variety of Hard and Soft core courses to choose not only by their own students but also by the students of other departments. For completion of a programme a student has to earn certain number of credits. These credits may be completed even within 3 semesters by efficient students. Thus, students have great opportunity and flexibility in designing his course structure based on his phase of learning.

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Part I

CRITERION II: TEACHING

LEARNING AND EVALUATION

1. Number of working days during the last academic year

2. Number of teaching days during the last academic year

3. Number of positions sanctioned and filled as on date

Including P.G. Campuses at Karaikal & Andaman (Port Blair)

Sanctioned Filled

Teaching

Non-teaching

Technical

Total

4. a. Number of regular and permanent teachers

Professors

Reader / Associate Professors

Lecturers / Assistant Professors

Total

b. Number of temporary teachers

(Temporary Teachers on full time / contract basis are working only in Community College and in Distance Education)

Principal (Permanent)

Lectures

Full-time (Contract)

Lecturers

Part-time

Faculty Positions Sanctioned by UGC for Community College (are advertised)

460 358

654 574

100 100

1214 1032

M F Total

71 12 83

75 25 100

125 50 175

271 87 358

M F

1

4 2

Nil

14

325

302

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Part I

c. Number of teachers

Same State

Other States

Total

5. a. Number of qualified permanent teachers and their percentage of the total faculty strength

b. Number of Faculty Development Programmes availed by the University faculty during the last five years

Sl. No Year Refresher Courses

Orientation Courses

Other Courses

1. 2005-2006 9 3 1*

2. 2006-2007 3 6 1**

3. 2007-2008 5 17 -

4. 2008-2009 9 18 1***

5. 2009-2010 10 29 1#

6. 2010-2011 17 26 1##

Total 53 99 5 * One faculty attended the 1st Associateship in Indian Institute of Advance Study at Simla from 06.05.2006 to 25.06.2006 ** One faculty attended the training programme in Management for Young Teachers at Indian Institute of Management, Kozhicode from 12.03.2007 to 30.03.2007 *** One faculty attended the 2nd

Associateship in Indian Institute of Advance Study at Simla from 01.04.2009 to 30.04.2009. # One faculty participated in the Faculty development programme in Management held at Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad during 15.06.2009 to 03.10.2009 ## One faculty participated in the Faculty Development Programme held at Indian Institute of Management, Indore during 19.04.2010 to 10.07.2010.

53

305

358

100%

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Part I

c. Number of faculty development programmes organized by the University during the last five years.

University organizes regular faculty development programmes through its Academic Staff College. Further few FDBs are organized in collaboration with industry (TCS, MCX, NSC etc.,)

d. Number of academic development programmes organized by the University during the last five years

Seminars / workshops / symposia organised

Faculty Development, Teaching

learning, Assessment and others (Faculty are deputed to attend outside with University funding

Research Development programmes / Invited Lectures (No faculty deputed to attend outside University)

Orientation Refresher Special Programme

99 53 5+7

45

101

70

100

43

9 22 27

40 44

72

224

224

39

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Part I

Any other (specify)

(University organizes the following cultural activities every year)

Film Festival

Tamizhar Thiruvizha

Ugadi

Onam Holiday

Orissa Divas

Christmas Eve

Drama Festival

6. Does the University have the tutor-ward system?

If yes, how many students are under the care of one teacher?

Under CBCS system every student has a Faculty Advisor. On an average 5 to 7 students are attached to one Faculty Advisor.

7. Remedial programmes offered

(University organizes special remedial coaching classes for SC, ST students under special scheme of funding from MHRD).

Yes

Number

5-7

Yes

No

Number

5

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8. Bridge courses offered

(Department of Banking Technology organizes four Bridge

Courses to induct B.Tech students to MBA programme)

9. Is there a mechanism for :

a. Self appraisal of faculty Yes b. Student assessment of faculty performance Yes

c. Assessment of faculty performance by experts No

10. Do the faculty members perform additional administrative work?

Yes

Essentially many faculty handle additional administrative work for conducting admission, examination, placement related activities in their respective Departments.

If yes, the average number of hours spent per week by the faculty

11. Any other (specify)

Under CBCS system the regular teaching, learning and evaluation involve a wide variety of activities carried out by faculty. This include periodical upgradation of syllabus, getting the same approved in the departmental programme committees, School Board, Academic Council, preparing proposals for purchase of major and minor equipment / teaching aids for the department, organizing special lectures by inviting experts, organizing field studies / industrial visits for the students, development of case studies, organizing short workshops, industry interface

Yes

No

Number

4

2-3

Hours

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Part I

meets, celebration of national / international days etc., Further, each department takes up the entire responsibility of organizing internal and external semester end exams at the end of every semester. For conducting the semester end exams faculty are associated in designing model question papers, identifying the panel of subject experts, getting the question papers set by external experts, confidential printing of question papers, conducting the exam, organizing double valuation, consolidation of marks, converting marks into grades and getting them approved in programme committees at each department.

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CRITERION III : RESEARCH, CONSULTANCY AND EXTENSION 1. Number and Percentage of faculty members actively Involved in research

guidance and projects Total Ph.D Guides – 295 / 358

(No. of departments admitted for UGC-SAP / FIST -14 / 34 (Depts. of Chemistry, Earth Sciences, Physics, Mathematics, B iotechnology, B iochemistry and Molecular Biology, C omputer S cience, E cology and E nvironmental Sciences, C ommerce, T ourism Studies, P hilosophy, French, History and Tamil).

2. Research collaborations

(University has entered i nto MOUs with different N ational /International Organizations for possible collaborative research work) List is given in Annexure III.

National Yes

If yes, how many?

Overseas Yes

If yes, how many

Consultancy Projects Yes

If yes, how much?

Sl. No

Industry / Govt. Consultancy Projects handled by different

departments

Total earnings generated (` in

lakh)

1. Management Studies

20 lakh

2. Earth Sciences

3. Food Science & Technology

4. Library & Information Sciences

5. Biotechnology

6. Pollution Control & Environmental Engineering

83 %

12

15

6

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3. Total Amount and Percentage of the annual budget allocated for promotion of research

2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 Plan

Equipment for Research 398.62 951.33 1237.98 1420.96 880.98

Start up Grants 30.51 47.25 5.66 7.50 - Books & Journals 98.73 121.14 125.03 164.20 153.26 Research Labs Development - - 19.85 189.12 104.85

Expenditure on Research Projects (including SAP)

308.0 526.41 655.03 1141.35 1161.01

Establishment of New computer labs - 32.61 9.88 23.00 82.52

Campus Networking - - 40.82 271.89 4.46 Total 835.86 1678.74 2094.25 3218.02 2387.08

Non - Plan Equipment Maintenance 41.34 58.94 49.19 60.06 80.92

Lab Maintenance 12.44 56.35 33.48 54.06 27.18 Library subscription 66.17 0.65 130.53 111.55 121.77 Computer lab maintenance 4.06 14.77 9.10 1.42 13.55

Network maintenance 23.53 4.16 114.72 53.29 4.11

Expenditure on faculty to attend International conferences

0 0 6.13 6.81 5.20

Total 147.54 134.87 343.15 287.19 252.73 Percentage in Total Plan and Non-plan expenditure

49.2% 78.79% 54.1% 38.5% 19.13%

3. a. Does the faculty have research projects?

Yes

If yes, how many?

Amount 177574 lakh

204

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b. Provide the following details about the ongoing research projects

AGENCY NO. OF PROJECTS

TOTAL AMOUNT SANCTIONED(Rs.)

UGC 61 34838500

DST 52 203982543

DBT 12 29520200

CSIR 16 11938870

AICTE 7 6381000

OTHERS 35 37473747 RESEARCH GRANT 19 9522524

CONSULTANCY 2 781611

TOTAL 204 ` 33,44,38,995 List of Ongoing Minor and Major Research Projects is given in Annexure - VI

Major Projects Number 125

Agency

UGC, DST, DBT, CSIR, AICTE

Amount ` 268341243

Minor Projects Number 23 ` 18319870

University / Projects

Number 35 Agency University Amount ` 37473747 Consultancy Number 2 Agency Consultanc

y Amount ` 781611

Other research grants / projects

Number 19 ` 9522524

Total 204 ` 334438995

List of Research Projects Sanctioned during last five years is given in Annexure -VII

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5. Research publications:

International Journals Yes 746

National Journals-refereed papers Yes 95

University Journal Yes 6

Books Yes 183

Abstracts Yes 234

Any other (specify) Yes 865 Mean Impact Factor of the best research journals in which publications were made (last 5 years) *7.2 (Journals with Impact Factor above 5 are considered)

Sl. No Best Research Journals in which Faculty Published Impact Factor

1. Nature Chemical Biology 16.7 2. Angewandte Chemie International Ed ition 11.8 3. Hepatology 10.9 4. Journal of the American Chemical Society 8.8 5. Advance Fundamental Materials 8.5 6. Biomaterials 8.2 7. Molecular Biology & Evolution 8.2 8. Critical Rev iews in Environmental Science and Technology 8.1 9. ACS Nano 7.5

10. Nucleic Acids Research 7.3 11. Physical Rev iew Letters 7.1 12. Oncogene 6.7 13. Journal of Hepatology 6.6 14. Advances in Colloid and Interface Science 6.4 15. Chemistry and Biology 6.4 16. Bioinformation 6.3 17. Chemistry of Materials 6.1 18. New Phytologist 6.1 19. Green Chemistry 6 20. The American Journal of Pathology 6 21. Global Ecology and Biogeography 5.9 22. Chemistry - A European Journal 5.6 23. Trends of Food Science and Technology 5.6 24. Chemical Communications 5.4 25. Journal of Biological Chemistry 5.4 26. Nanomedicine: Nanotechnology, Bio logy and Medicine 5.4 27. The Journal of Biological Chemistry 5.4 28. Journal of Materials Chemistry 5.3 29. Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews 5.3

Average Impact Factor 7.2

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6. Research Awards, recognition, patents etc. if yes, specify? (during the last five years) Yes

Sl. No Patents & Research Awards

No.

1. Patents 46

2. Research Awards 156

Total 202 Details of Research Awards, Recognition, and Patents are given in Annexure – IV & V 7. Presentation of high-level research papers: Yes If yes, number of papers presented at

National Seminars International Seminars 8. Number of extra curricular / co-curricular activities Organized in collaboration with

other agencies / NGOs (such as Rotary/ Lion’s etc.) on 9. Extension Centres (if any)

Yes No Number

1952

371

10

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10. Number of regular extension programmes organized by NSS, NCC etc.

Project of ficer of N SS C oordinates t he N SS ac tivities organized by all affiliated colleges. University NSS Wing periodically Conducts special camps for c ollege s tudents. B lood don ation c amps, E ye Testing, Aids awareness programmes are regular features.

11. Number of MoUs with industry / other agencies The details of MoUs are given in Annexure – III

Internship with industry

All T echnology & Management pr ogrammes hav e internship / project placements with Industry.

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CRITERION IV: INFRASTRUCTURE AND LEARNING RESOURCES

1. a. Campus area in acres

b. Built in area in Sq.meters*

On working days

* 1 sq.ft=0.09290304 sq.mt 2. Working hours of the library

On holidays

During examinations

A 24 h our reading hall i s pr oposed i n t he new building

3. Open access Yes

4. Total Collection

a. Books

b. Textbooks

c. Reference books

d. Book titles

e. Theses Ph.D

f. Dissertations M.Phil

g. Magazines

h. Current journals

Indian Journals

Foreign Journals

780

1, 98,000 Sq. Meters

8.30A.M – 8.30 P.M

9.30 A.M – 5.30 P.M

8.30 A.M – 10.00 P.M

186728

181589

169908

11681

148250

657

27

152

344

192

4482

+ 30,000 Sq. Meters under Construction

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i. Peer reviewed Journals

j. Back volumes of journals

k. E-resources

CDs/DVDs

Databases

Online Jo urnals

Audio-Visual resources

Companion CDs

CDs

l. Special collection

UNO Repository Centre

World Bank Repository School of Management

CMIE i3 Data Centre

Materials acquired under special schemes (IEEE, ACM, NBHM, DST etc.) Competitive examinations

315

9899

31414

182

31

23928

3152

303

1823

223

2061

-

16.5 lakhs

Library Collections (Total 1,86,728)

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5. Number of books / journals / periodicals added during the last two years and their cost

6. Furnish the following details:

Total carpet area of the Central Library (in sq.ft)

Seating capacity of the Central Library

Separate reading room facility for

Students Yes

Staff Yes

Number of departmental libraries 7. Is the Central Library automated? Yes

If yes, name the application software used 8. Percentage of annual allocation of funds to the library out of the total budget

(average of last 2 years)

Library Resources

The year before last 2008-09

The year before 2009-10

Number Total Cost (Rs. Lakh)

Number

Total Cost (Rs. Lakh)

Text Books 13614

135.56 15418

171.68 Reference Books 1252 1478 Journals / Periodicals 96

130.53 327

111.55 Print

Electronic 7783 11775

31,204 Sq Ft.

200

7

Libsys

2% Plan 25% Non Plan

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9. Services / facilities in the library Circulation of books / journals

Display of current events / information

Bibliographic compilation

Reference

Reprography

Computer and Printing

Internet browsing

Digitalization of resources

Inter-library loan

Uninterrupted power supply / back up

Sufficient Delnet

User orientation / information literacy

Any other (specify) 10. Are students allowed to retain books for examinations?

No

11. Furnish details for the following: Average number of books issued / returned per day

Average number of faculty visiting the library / day

Average number of students visiting the library /day

Average number of users who visited / consulted per month

Average number of log-ins into the e-sources per month

Nil

Document & Delivery Services

451

12

527

16764

63042

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Ratio of library books to number of students enrolled

Total number of the days the library kept open Number of Computer terminals in the library

Number of Departments with computer facilities

Budget allotment for all department computers during the last academic year (for all departments during 2010-11)

Amount spent on maintenance and upgrading of computer facilities during the last academic year

Is there a Workshop/Instrumentation Centre?

12. Institutional networki ng through Optical Fiber connectivity Yes

Wi-Fi connectivity Yes

13. Is there a Health Centre?

Yes No Yr. of Estb. 2004-05

Yes

No Yr. of Estb. 1990

39.2

358

135

34

` 82.52 lakhs

` 13.55 lakhs

LIBRARY UTILIZATION

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14. Is there Residential accommodation provided? a) Faculty? Yes Faculty Quarters

1. Type – IV - 18 Nos 2. Type – V - 29 Nos

3. Single Bed Apartment - 16 Nos

4. Double Bed Apartment - 40 Nos

b) Non-teaching staff? Yes

Non-Teaching Staff Quarters

1. Type – II - 12 Nos 2. Type – III - 12 Nos *Allotment of Quarters maintained as per the reservation policy guided by the Government of India

15. Are there Hostels for students? If yes, Number of students residing in hostels Male

Female (This capacity will reach 2,500 by July 2011)

Yes No Yr. of Estab

1987 to 2011

Yes No Number 1767

Yes No Number 842

Total Staff Quarters = 117

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Men’s Hostels Women’s Hostels

Sl.No Name of the Hostels

Year of Establishment

Type of Accommodation Capacity Occupied

1. Cauvery Hostel 1994-95 Double Room 154 233

2. Ganga Hostel 2006-07 Double Room 96 161

3. Saraswathy Hostel 1999-00 Single Room 72 84

4. Yamuna Hostel 2002-03 Double Room 84 138

5. Kalpanachawla Hostel 2010-11 Double Room 148 226

Total 554 842

Sl.No Name of the Hostels Year of

Establishment

Type of Accommodation Capacity Occupied

1. Pavendar Bharathidasan Hostel 1990-91 Single Room 62 61

2. Subramania Bharathi Hostel 1990-91 Single Room 62 66

3. Kamban Hostel 1994-95 Double Room 126 154 4. Tagore Hostel 2001-02 Double Room 126 170 5. Kalidas Hostel 2002-03 Double Room 90 120 6. Ilango Adigal Hostel 2006-07 Double Room 96 134 7. Valmiki Hostel 2007-08 Double Room 148 211 8. Kannadasan Hostel 2007-08 Double Room 148 205 9. Kabirdas Hostel 2008-09 Double Room 148 219

10. S. Radhakrishnan Hostel 2010-11 Double Room 148 190

11. MAK. Azad Hostel 2010-11 Double Room 148 209

12. Foreign Students Hostel 2006-07 Double Room 32 28

Total 1334 1767

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Hostel Capacity = 1888 Rooms

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16. Is there a provision for

a) Sports fields

Particulars of Sports Field:

1. Cinder Track - 1 No

2. Basketball Court (Concrete) - 2 Nos

3. Football Field - 2 Nos

4. Tennis Court (Clay) - 2 Nos

5. Volleyball Court (Clay) - 3 Nos

6. Hockey Field - 1 No

7. Handball Field - 1 No

8. Kabaddi Court - 1 No

9. Kho-kho Court - 1 No 10. Cricket (Turf Wicket) - 1 No

b) Gymnasium Yes Particulars of Gymnasium:

1. Exclusively for Men

2. Exclusively for Women

3. Exclusively for Physical Education Students

Boys Gym

Yes No Number 15

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Jogging Track Gymnasium for Girls

c) Womens’ rest rooms

Every Department has a Rest Room

d) Transport Yes University Provides

Free Transport to University from towns & surroundings

Free commutation by Battery Car inside campus (Five Cars)

Free bicycle for commuting inside campus (300 Bicycles)

e) Canteen / Cafeteria

Four Canteens

Canteen – I : 1987

Canteen – II : 1990

Canteen – III : 2008

Canteen – IV : 2011

Canteen – V :To be inaugurated in July 2011.

f) Students’ Centre

g) Media Centre

Yes No Number 45

Yes No Yr. of Estb. 1987

Yes No Yr. of Intro

2009

Yes No Yr. of Intro

2007

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Centre for Electronic Media

Proposal is under consideration for EMMRC from UGC

The centre has produced 32 documentaries and 10 of them have won awards from CEC festivals

h) Telephone facility (Local / STD)

Both analog and digital (SIP phones going voice over IP (VOIP) on 2009 exchange systems provided intercom facilities on the campus

In addition direct lines are provided to all statutory officers,

Directors, HODs/Centre Heads, Health centre etc with STD and Fax 2008-09.

Direct I nward D ial ( DID) f acility enabl es di rect access t o i ntercom

lines from outside the University. The number of fresh lines enhanced from 500 to 1000 in the year 2010.

Each Faculty, O fficer, D epartment, C entre, S ection, and l aboratory

is pr ovided intercom ei ther w ith or w ithout local c all / S TD facility. Some of the facilities supported.

Voice Mail

Caller ID

Conference Hall

Soft Phonex

Video Phone i) Generator / Electricity Backup

University has 100% power Back up – 25% during X Plan

and 75% during XI Plan No. of Generator – 18 Nos.

No of Transformer – 5 during X Plan and 16 during XI P lan (Total : 21)

17. Is there provision for Equipment/teaching aids: LCD Projectors

Every Department, Lecture Hall and Seminar Hall is equipped with LCD Projector

Yes No Yr. of Intro

1989 upgraded in

2008

Yes No Yr. of Intro

1988

Yes No Number 41

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OHP

Slide projectors

TV/VCP/Cable connection

DVD players

18. Does the institution make use of Edusat / Vsat facility Yes

Edusat facilities sanctioned for UGC-ASC is functioning in the campus. All the participants of Refresher and Orientation c ourses ar e pr ovided hands -on experience on acceptance r esources ( Video and e -contents) E DUSAT. Besides s tudents / s cholars of t he U niversity use this facility.

19. Is there provision for Indoor sports facilities Yes

Proposals for two i ndoor stadiums are approved and they will be constructed during 2011-12.

20. Any other (specify)

University i s pr oposing t o c reate “Advanced Computing Centre” for the benefit of Faculty, Research Scholars. National observatories, Data Centres, Knowledge parks, Information c ells ar e being c reated w ith t he help of MoUs with different specialized organizations.

Yes No Number 6

Yes No Number

Yes No Number 17

Yes No Number 9

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CRITERION V: STUDENT SUPPORT AND PROGRESSION 1. a) Student strength

(Provide information on average Student Strength of the last academic year in the following format)

M – Male F – Female, T – Total

2. Drop out rate in UG and PG for the last two batches?

Negligible

3. Student freeships and scholarships : (last year data) Types of Scholarships (Government)

Pondicherry Govt. Fellowship under the scheme of Tamil Language & Literature Pondicherry Govt. Post –Matric Scholarship to PG students (Merit) Govt. of India Scholarship sanctioned by the Director of Adi-Dravidar & Tribal

Welfare, Madras Govt. of India Scholarship sanctioned by the Adi- Dravidar Welfare Department,

Govt. of Puducherry Govt.of India Post Matric Scholarship sanctioned by different state governments,

viz., Govt. of Andra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Orissa, West Bengal, Bihar, North Eastern States.

Govt. of India Post Matric Scholarship to OBC Students and other state governments

Scholarship for Physically Handicapped Students Junior Research Fellowship UGC / CSIR NET for M.Phil & Ph.D Students

Student Enrolment PG M. Phil Ph.D Diploma/ Certificate

M F T M F T M F T M F T

Number of s tudents from t he s ame state where t he i nstitution is located

340 403 743 43 40 83 41 36 77 Diploma – 381

Certi ficate - 226 Number of s tudents from other states

868 389 1257 179 72 251 155 63 218

Number of ov erseas students

9 4 13 1 0 1 1 1 2

Total Strength 2645

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The N ational B oard of H igher Mathematics, M umbai ( Department of A tomic

Energy)

Government of India SC/ST Scholarship for scholars

Rajiv Gandhi National fellowship for SC/ST doctoral students

Madanjeet Singh Group Scholarship for students from SAARC countries

Fellowships / Scholarships offered by Pondicherry University are as follows:

P.G. Merit Scholarship

Merit-cum-Means Scholarship (MCM)

Scholarship for M.Sc. Marine Biology & Coastal Disaster Management students

Scholarship for M.Sc. Computational Biology students

Scholarship for all M.Sc. Integrated Students

Sl. No. Name of the Scholarships

Year Total (` in lakh) 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10

1 JRF 13.44 12.25 12.19 37.88

2 Rajiv Gandhi Fellowships 24.51 38.91 93.25 156.67

3 Govt. o f India Scholarships 7.34 14.91 15.47 37.72

4 ICMR 1.17 2.71 3.02 6.09

5 ICHR 1.17 0.36 0.15 1.68

6 CSIR/DST/DBT 16.46 13.12 11.09 40.67

7 Govt. of Puducherry 23.63 32.55 2.95 59.13

8 South Asian Foundation Fellowships

- 2.52 1.80 4.32

9 Meritorious Fellowships - 3.75 16.16 19.94

10 ICPR - - 0.42 0.42

11 University Scholarships for M.Phil / Ph.D Scholars

17.74 169.07 200.75 387.56

Total 105.46 290.15 357.25 752.86

Support schemes

Pondicherry University Earn while you learn schemes @ Rs. 40 per hour

1 ` 1.31

No. Amount (in ` in lakh

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4. Does the institution obtain feedback from students on their Campus ex perience? I f y es how is this feedback analyzed by the University? Yes

University has initiated steps to collect the Students Feedback on campus experience. It’s done in two phases. At t he end of ev ery s emester t he s tudents F eedback on Faculty i s c ollected t hrough a s chedule on 20 d ifferent parameters. S econdly, t he s tudents ex perience on University f acilities, infrastructure, hos tels, t ransportations, and c ommon f acilities i s c ollected per iodically. T he feedback i s ana lysed w ith t he help of s tandard s tatistical tools and i nferences ar e dr awn towards pr oviding greater experiences to students.

5. Major Cultural Events (Last years’ data)

Organized by the University Teams Participated Yes No Number of Players Yes No Number

Inter-Collegiate 3649 23 Inter-University 400 27 National - - - - Any other (specify) * 440

* Special sports and cultural events are organized i nvolving campus students, Faculty and staff on different occasions. For example, special events are organized at the time of Silver Jubilee Function, University’s Annual Day, Hostel Day functions.

6. Examination Results (during the past five years)

UG PG M. Phil

1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5

% of passes 41 43 48 49 59 67 69 72 45 69 89 95 97 96 97

Number of

first classes 2495 4204 4035 4229 5259 905 2386 1045 908 1188 203 211 301 283 307

Number of distinctions

183 304 300 168 518 446 122 346 189 154 - - - - -

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7. Number of students who have passed the following during the last five years

NET 43 77 87 108 35

SLET 01 02 02 02 03

CAT 01

TOEFL 04 05 05 08 03

GRE 03 04 02 04

G-MAT 01

IAS 01 03 01

UPSE 05 05 06 07 07

Other Services 01 01 08 03

JRF 03 03 01

NTPC 02 02 01 01 01

Full Bright Fellowship 02 01 01

8. Student Counseling Centre 9. Grievance Redressal Cell

10. Alumni Associations There are separate Alumni Associations for Management and for Computer Science

students

11. Parent-teacher Association




Yes No Yr. of Estb.

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CRITERION VI : GOVERNANCE AND LEADERSHIP

1. Director of Board of University and College development / College development council

Have the following positions of the University Registrar (Academic) filled as per

norms?

Vice Chancellor

Pro Vice Chancellor (if any)

• Director of Studies, Educational Innovations & Rural Reconstruction is a statutory position which is equivalent to Pro Vice Chancellor.

Registrar (Academic and Administration)

Controller of Examinations

Finance Officer

2. a. Non-teaching staff

Permanent

Temporary

b. Technical Assistants

Permanent Temporary c. Ratio of Teaching-non-teaching staff:

M F Total 467 107 574

69 37 106

M F Total

12 3 15

2 2 4

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

1 : 1.6

Yes

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3. Number of non-teaching staff development programmes conducted : 6

4. Financial resources of the University (approximate amounts) - Last years’ data Grant-in-aid

Fees

Any other (DDE)

5. Finance (last two years data)

Expenditure Year before

l t

Last year

% spent on the salary of teaching faculty 25.47 41.8 % s pent on t he s alary of non -teaching employees including contractual staff 17.07 25.7

% spent on books and journals 1.15 1.8 % spent on Building development 1.14 1.8 % s pent on m aintenance, el ectricity, w ater, sports, examination, hostels, student, amenities, etc

0.79 0.12

% spent on academic activities of departments, laboratories, green house, animal house, etc.

6.16 10.1

% s pent on equi pment, r esearch, t eaching aids, seminars, contingency etc. 8.94 14.6

• Regular Spoken English Classes • Periodic Computer Awarness Classes • Period Administrative P rocedures

Awarness Classes • Special c lasses or ganized by

Academic S taff C olleges f or S ection Officers and Assistant Registrar

7.99

1.69

56.27

` Crore

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6. Dates of meetings of Academic and Administrative Bodies:

Management Council / Executive Council / Syndicate

Sl. No Name of the Meeting No. of Meetings during five years Details

1. Court Meeting 5 1st – 24th

2. Executive Council Meeting

21 85th – 105th

3. Academic Council Meeting

31 34th – 66th

4. Planning Board Meeting 5 1st – 17th

ACADEMIC BODIES OF THE UNIVERSITY

7. Welfare Schemes for the academic community (past 5 years) Loan facility

Housing Loan Motor Vehicle Loan Computer Loan

Medical / Group Insurance Any other (specify)

Credit Society

Internal Admn. Bodies (mention only those of most important bodies)

Executive Council Meeting Academic Council Meeting

Court Meeting School Boards Board of Studies Programme Committee Doctoral Committee

Other Committees & Bodies

Academic Advisory Committee Departmental Promotion Committee IQAC Committee Day Care Centre Committee Hostel Advisory Committee Grievance Committee Students Council Library Purchase Committee Centralized Software Purchase

Committee Departmental Purchase Committees Building committee

Yes No ` 15 lakh

Yes No ` 2.0 lakh

Amount

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Free Day Care Centre for infants and Children upto 4 years

University Schools for young Children

School van facility for Quarter’s Children

8. Is there ICT-support for the following:

Office Yes Yes

Student Admission Yes

Student Records Yes

Career Counseling No

Student placements Yes

Aptitude Testing No

Examinations Yes

9. Any other data on Governance and Leadership (specify)

A total review and revamping of the administrative procedures, purchase rules, examination automation has brought in a substantial change in the progression of the targeted growth of the University – The policy has been, dece ntralization, Accountability, Academic freedom and prompt and quick decision making.

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CRITERION VII : INNOVATIVE PRACTICES

1. Has the University established Internal Quality Assurance Mechanisms?

Yes, The University has established an Internal Quality

Assurance Cell involving Deans, HOD’s, Senior Faculties, and O fficers. T his C ell i s headed by Vice-Chancellor and the Deputy Registrar, Planning & Development is the Secretary.

IQAC meets periodically and recommends a wide variety of qua lity initiatives in t eaching, evaluation and research.

IQAC i s a permanent bod y which c ollects and

documents t he r equired dat a for pr eparation of S elf Study Report for NAAC Re-Accreditation Process.

IQAC c onducts qual ity aw areness w orkshops f or

faculty, P rincipals of t he di fferent c olleges and an nual lectures for students.

IQAC has created a separate academic and

administrative audi t c ommittee w ith ex ternal ex perts and conducted two rounds of AAAC audit of academic and administrative activities and even the functioning of major instruments in the campus.

2. Do students participate in the Quality Enhancement of the Institution? If yes,

how?

Yes, there is a greater participation of students in the quality enhancement activities of the campus

The class representatives of first year and second year are the members in the programme committees of the respective departments. These programme committees des ign new c urriculum, update c urriculum and des ign t he t eaching learning pr ocess in every P G programme.

University s tudents’ council i s an i mportant body

co-ordinated by the Dean, Students Welfare. It actively associates with di fferent pol icy i ssues r elating t o t he academic and non-academic activities of the campus.

The per iodic m eetings of t he s tudents council comes

out with variety of suggestions for quality enhancement and improvement of facilities for students at large.

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The U niversity s tudents c ouncil br ings out a n annual magazine nam ely PRERANA. Further, t he Mass Communication S tudents br ing out a qu arterly newspaper INQUIRER, focusing on the development of the campus, grievances, if any, and best practices etc.,

Dean, S tudents w elfare at t he s tudents c ouncil al so

takes up c elibate different c ultural e vents t o br ing out the uni ty am ong al l t he s tudents, w hich i s a pr e-requisite for quality learning process.

3. What is the average percentage of the following students in the institution?

SC ST OBC

Women Differently – abled Minorities:

Muslim

Christian

Others 4. What is the Present average percentage of the following category of staff?

Categories Teaching Staff %

Non – teaching

staff %

a. SC 53 14.88 102 17.77

b. ST 15 4.21 26 4.53

c. OBC 158 44.38 405 70.56

d. Women 86 24.16 107 18.64

e. Differently-abled

13 3.65 13 2.26

Total 358 574

451 18%

131 5%

855 33%

1008 38%

23 1%

9%

221 8%

28 1%

No. %

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5. What is the percentage incremental academic growth in terms of aggregate

marks of the following category of students for the last two batches of students?

*Academic performance of students is estimated by a s ample studying of select departments across different Schools. Since students belong to different Universities and with different UG Degrees, the academic performance at t he time of admission is not comparable. Therefore, a First S emester performance of t he students is compared with the overall CGPA at the time of completion of the c ourse. The CGPA c alculated at the University is broadly comparable.

6. Is there a mechanism for obtaining stakeholder perception about the institution?

Yes

Yes, P ondicherry U niversity has dev eloped a mechanism to c ollect t he per ception of s take hol ders about the University. The initiatives include.

a) Periodical c ollection of s tudents’ f eedback on

University facilities

b) Periodic feedback from Parents on the University performances.

Separate ques tionnaires ar e adm inistered f or t his

purpose and t he f eedback i s ut ilized i n pl anning new courses infrastructure, etc.,

7. Has the institution kept a record of students shouldering Social responsibilities in

addition to their academic activities? No

Categories

At Admission On Completion of the Course Percentage of incremental

academic Growth of students during two years of stay in

the University Campus

2008 - 10 Batch Batch 2008 – 10

No. of Students Admitted

Academic performance at the beginning

(CGPA)*

No. of Students

Completed

Academic Performance

at the end

a. SC 329 (20.9 %)

6.32 329 (20.9 %)

7.04 11.45%

b. ST 56 (3.55%) 5.79 56

(3.55%) 6.34 9.49%

c. OBC 575 (36.55%) 7.07 575

(36.55%) 8.28 17.25%

d. Women 605 (37.25%) 7.36 605

(37.25%) 8.41 14.33%

e. Differently-abled

26 (1.65%) 7.21 26

(1.65%) 8.01 12.66%

Others (Minorities): f. Muslim 133

(8.45%) 7.15 133 (8.45%) 8.96 11.32% g. Christian

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8. Does the institution have a mechanism for analyzing student feedback on i nstitutional performance, to arrive at Student Satisfaction Index? (Refer to the sample questionnaires annexed)

Yes

Yes, P ondicherry University has initiated s teps t o analyse the student feedback on the institutional performance. The feedback of s tudents on T eachers’ Performances i s captured t hrough a s tructured ques tionnaire w ith 20 different di mensions of T eaching Q uality. T hese questionnaires ar e anal ysed agai nst 20 at tributes by calculating t he M ean S cores f or ea ch t eacher and t he teachers’ performance is compared with other teachers. The s cores of t eachers ar e conveyed to t he Teachers. In addition the University has evolved a process of obtaining feedback f rom par ents and al so a peer as sessment of teachers by their own colleagues. The details are given in the Part II of Evaluation Report.

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SUBRAMANIA BHARATHI SCHOOL OF TAMIL LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE

1. Name of the Department : Department of Tamil

2. Year of Establishment : 1986

3. Courses / Programmes and subject combinations offered (Details of Subjects with credits)

:

M.A. Tamil M.Phil Tamil (General, Religious, Modern) Ph.D. Tamil

4. Number of Teaching posts sanctioned and filled

: Sanctioned - 10

: Filled - 10 1. Dr. A. Arivunambi 2. Dr. S. Arokianthan 3. Dr. R. Nalangilli 4. Dr. K. Ilamathi Janakiraman 5. Dr. M.S. Arivudainambi 6. Dr. M. Mathialagan 7. Dr. A. Thirunagalingam 8. Dr. M. Karunanidhi 9. Dr. B. Ravi Kumar 10. Dr. R. Srividhya 5. Number of Administrative Staff : 4

6. Number of Technical Staff : Nil

7. Number of Students (Men/Women) coursewise

:

Courses Men Women Total

M.A. 19 88 107

M.Phil 30 18 48

Ph.D. 14 19 33

8. Ratio of Teachers to Students : 1 : 17.2

9. Ratio of Teachers to Research Scholars : 1 : 9

10. Number of research scholars who have obtained their master’s degree from other institutions

:

6 out of 33

11. Number of teachers in academic bodies of other Autonomous Colleges and Universities

:

9

12. Latest revision of the curriculum (year) : 2010

13. Number of students Passed in NET/SLET etc. (last 5 years

: 60

14. Success Rate of Students : 100%

15. Demand Ratio (No. of seats : No. of applications) :

M.A. 1 : 3.11 54 : 168

M.Phil 1 : 7.10 48 : 341

Ph.D. 1 : 2.5 9 : 222

16. Awards and recognition received by faculty (last 5 years) :

Dr. A. Arivunambi

‘Paventhar Patraalar’ Award

“Thamiil Maa Mani” (Man of Tamil Verse) Award “Semmozhi P ulamaiyaalar” (Classical Tamil Man of Letters)

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Dr. M.S. Arivudai Nambi

Best Saivite Award 2009

17. Faculty who have Attended National and International Seminars (last 5 years)

: Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr. A. Arivunambi 70 24 Dr. S. Arokianthan 17 5 Dr. K. Ilamathi Janakiraman 30 13

Dr. M.S. Arivudainambi 36 10 Dr. M. Mathialagan 2 1 Dr. M. Karunanidhi 17 4

Dr. B. Ravikumar 13 - Dr. Thirunagalingam - 1

18. Number of National / International seminars organized (last 5 years)

:

28

19. Number of teachers engaged in consultancy and the revenue generated

:

7

20. Number of Ongoing projects :

Dr. S. Arokianathan and

Dr. M. Mathialagan

The Contribution of Puducherry to the Development of Tamil Literature, U GC-SAP ` 35.00 Lakhs

The Prosody of Tamil Literature Ages, UGC-SAP ` 35.00 Lakhs

Dr. K. Ilamathi Janakiraman

Meippadukal i n A ncient T amil Grammar and Literature

21. Research projects completed during last five years & their Outlay

:

1.Dictionary of Siddha Literature 2. Dictionary of Tamil Folklore 3. Tamil Literary Theories

22. Number of Inventions and Patents : Not Applicable

23. Number of Ph.D theses guided during the last five years : 35

24. Publications by Faculty (last 5 years) :

Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr. A. Arivunambi 11 -

Dr. S. Arokianthan 5 -

Dr. K. Ilamathi Janakiraman 8 -

Dr. M.S. Arivudainambi 10 -

Dr. M. Mathialagan 1 -

Dr. M. Karunanidhi 11 -

Dr. B. Ravikumar 13 -

Dr. Nallayilli 3 -

Dr. Thirunagalingam 1 -

25. Average Citat ion Index, h Inde x and Impact Facto r of Pub licat ions : Nil

26. Number of Books in the Departmental Library, if any :

Separate Department Library No. of Books : 2642, Central Library collections (Tamil) : 34496

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27. Number of Journals / Periodicals in the Departmental library

:

Department Library No. of Journals : 5 Central Library Collections : 8

28. Number of Computers : 16

29. Annual Budget (excluding salary, Books and Journals and Equipment)

: ` 0.5 Lakhs

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DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES

1. Name of the Department : Department of Management Studies



:

MBA Ph.D. Management


: Sanctioned - 19

: Filled - 17

1. Dr . R. Panneerselvam 2. Dr . M. Basheer Ahmed Khan ( on Leave) 3. Dr . R. Prabhakara Raya 4. Dr . S. Hariharan ( On Deputation) 5. Dr . T. Nambirajan 6. Dr . R. Chitra Sivasubramanian 7. Dr . Uma Chandrasekaran 8. Dr . B. Charumathi 9. Dr . S. Victor Anand Kumar 10. Dr . R. Kasilingam 11. Dr . R. Venkatesa Kumar 12. Dr . L. Mothilal 13. Dr . S. Riasudeen 14. Mrs. B. Rajeswari 15. Mrs. L. Kanagalakshmi 16. Dr . K. Lavanya Lata 17. Shri G. Madan Mohan

5. Number of Administrative Staff : 5

6. Number of Technical Staff Nil


:


MBA 110 41 151

Ph.D. 17 9 26

8. Ratio of Teachers to Students : 1 : 8 .8



:

16 out of 26


:

17


13. Number of Students passed in NET/SLET etc. (Last 5 years)

: 3


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90 : 605

16. Awards and recognition received by faculty (last 5 years)

:

Dr. Prabakara Raya

Rajiv G andhi Research F ellowship April 2009, UGC, Singson

Vijay Shree Award.

Dr. Panneerselvam

Bestselling Author Award from PHI Learning Private Limited (2008).

Academic Excellence A ward at International Conference on Advances in Industrial Engineering Applications, 2010, Chennai, India.

Dr. Nambirajan Best Research Paper Award “ Supply Chain Design and Implementation in a Mult inational Company manufacturing Automobile Servicing Equipments.

Dr. Charumathi

Career Award for Young Teachers (AICTE)

Three B est P aper A wards i n t he international Conference on Emerging global t rends i n B usiness an d Management organized by RDA and RDRF Jaipur during Jan 22-23, 2011.

Best Paper Award with a cash prize of ` 5,000 in the 5th National Conference on Indian Capital Market : Emerging issues, organized by IBS gurgoan and AIMS-Associations of I ndian Management Shcools during February 4-5, 2011.

Dr. Victor Anand Kumar

Second runner-up, R esearch P aper International Conference on Management Research, Bharathidasan Institute o f Management (BIM), Trichy, India

Outstanding Paper of the year 2008 Award, A IMS International Journal of Management ( AIJM: ISSN: 1939 -7011)

Dr. Venkatesakumar

Best Research Paper Aw ard at IIM-K for t he paper, Customer Complaining and F irms’ S ervicing Strategies April, 2009.

Best Research Paper Award by BIM, Tiruchirappalli, f or t he paper , Segmenting t he s hoppers, i n-store shopping experience and the role of personal i nteractions i n e valuating store attributes Tiruchirappalli, 2010.


: Seminars Nat. Intl.

Dr. R.P. Raya - 2 Dr. R. Panneerselvam 2 3

Dr. T. Nambirajan - 15 Dr. Chitra Sivasubramanian 1 4

Dr. B. Charumathi 29 11

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Dr. S. Victor Anand Kumar 6 -

Dr. R. Kasilingam - 4

Dr. R. Venkatesakumar 1 4

Dr. L. Mothilal 1 1

Dr. S. Riasudeen 1 1

Ms. Rajeswari 5 5

Ms. Kanagalakshmi - 3 Dr. Lavanya Latha 3 9


:

Dr. R.P. Raya 4 2

Dr. B. Charumathi 8 -


:

2 (Honorary) Not Applicable

20. Number of Ongoing Projects :

Dr.M. Basheer Ahmed Khan

Strategic H uman Resource Management-A study of the Retention s trategies o f T echnical employees in the IT industry in India, UGC

Dr. B. Charumathi Financial E ngineering i n F inancial Services I ndustry, A ICTE ` 10.5 Lakhs

Dr. Madan Mohan Problems A nd P rospects I n Entrepreneurship F or D isabled In Karaikal, S ERO o f UG C, ` 0.80 Lakhs


:

1

22. Number of Inventions and Patents : Nil

23. Number of Ph.D theses guided during the last five years :

Dr. R.P. Raya 1

Dr. R. Panneerselvam 1

24. Publications by faculty (last 5 years) :

Seminars Nat. Intl. Dr. R.P. Raya - 12

Dr. R. Panneerselvam 19 7

Dr. T. Nambirajan 14 4

Dr. Chitra Sivasubramanian 5 -

Dr. B. Charumathi 5 18

Dr. S. Victor Anand Kumar 12 1

Dr. R. Kasilingam 30 6

Dr. R. Venkatesakumar 16 1 Dr. L. Mothilal 4 -

Dr. S. Riasudeen 2 1

Ms. Rajeswari 3 -

Ms. Kanagalakshmi 3 -

Dr. Lavanya Latha 8 9

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Shri. G. Madan Mohan 2 1

25. Average Citation Index, h Index and Impact Factor of Publications :

Citation Index h Index Impact Factor

7.5 2 0.8


No Separate Department Library Number of Titles on Management Studies at Cental Library : 8726


:

Central Library Collections : 5



: ` 3.65 Lakhs

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DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES (Karaikal Campus)

1. Name of the Department : Department of Management Studies (Karaikal Campus)



:

MBA Insurance Ph.D. Insurance


: Sanctioned - 6

: Filled - 6

1. Dr . Lalitha Ramakrishnan 2. Dr . S.A. Senthil Kumar 3. Dr . M. Dharmalingam 4. Dr . D.H. Malini 5. Dr . Byram Anand 6. Dr . C. Madhavaiah


6. Number of Technical Staff Nil


:


MBA 38 14 52

Ph.D. Insurance 4 2 6

8. Ratio of Teachers to Students : 1 : 9



:

6 out of 6


:

6


13. Number of students passed in NET/SLET etc. (last 5 years)

: New Department



1 : 7


:

Dr. Lalitha Ramakrishnan AP State Best Teacher Award 2007

17.

Faculty who have Attended National and International Seminars (last 5 years)

: Faculty Nat. Intl. Dr . Lalitha Ramakrishnan 10 13

Dr. S.A. Senthil Kumar 4 5

Dr. M. Dharmalingam 2 -

Dr . D.H. Malini 3 16

Dr. Byram Anand 13 13

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Dr. C. Madhavaiah 3 -


:

1


:

1 (Honorary)

20. Number of Ongoing Projects : Dr.Byram Anand

“Pricing strategies in Indian telecom sector ”, UGC ` 0.75 Lakhs


:

New Department


23. Number of Ph.D theses guided during the last five years : New Department


Faculty Nat. Intl. Dr . Lalitha Ramakrishnan 15 2

Dr. S.A. Senthil Kumar 3 1

Dr. S. Raisudeen 2 1

Dr. D.H. Malini 19 -

Dr . Byram Anand 12 -

Dr . C. Madhavaiah 17 -

Dr . G. Madan Mohan 2 1



0.0 0 0.8


1323 (Titles in Management at Karaikal Campus)


:

15



: ` 0.5 Lakh

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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

1. Name of the Department : Department of Commerce



:

M.Com (BF) M.Phil Ph.D. PG Diploma in Investment Management


: Sanctioned - 10

: Filled - 10 (1 on deputation)

1. Dr . P. Palanichamy 2. Dr . Malabika Deo 3. Dr . P. Natarajan 4. Dr . D. Lazar 5. Dr . G. Shanmugasundaram 6. Shri. S. Aravanan 7. Shri. K.B. Nidheesh 8. Dr . P.S. Velmurugan 9. Dr . S. Shijin




:


M.Com (BF) 74 58 132

M.Phil 19 12 31

Ph.D. 26 5 31 PG. Diploma in Investment managt

26 3 29




:

8 out of 31


:

6

12. Latest revision of the curriculum (year) : 2010 September


: 13



M.Com- 1:8 M.Phil:1:6 Ph.D 1:23


Dr. Malabika Deo

Best paper presentation in the 62nd All India C ommerce Conference of Indian Commerce Association organized as Maharshi Dayanand Saraw athi University, A jmer-

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Rajasthan 2009.

Best paper in Asian Management Congress’09 or ganized by A sian School of Business Management Bhubanesw ar f rom 3rd to 5 th December 2009 .

Best pap er on t he t opic t it led “Investors Perception Tow ards Mutual Fund Investment: A S tudy w ith Special Reference to Indian Investors in Directorate of Distance Education ( Commerce Wing) Annamalai University, f rom 28th to 29th December 2009.

Won Gold Medal for outstanding paper presentation a t 63rd All India Commerce A ssociation o n 1 -3 October 201 0, G oa U niversity, Goa.

Dr. Velmurugan Full Bright Scholarship



Dr . Malabika Deo 32 28

Dr. P. Palanichamy 13 11

Dr. P. Natarajan 30 7

Dr. D. Lazar 14 2

Dr. G. Shanmugasundaram 8 5 Mr. S. Aravanan 2 -

Mr. K.B. Nidheesh 5 6

Dr. P.S. Velmurugan 14 6

Dr. S. Shijin 1 2


:

13

19. Number of teachers engaged in consultancy and the revenue generated.

: Nil

20. Number of Ongoing Project :

Dr. P. Natarajan Project exports from India Opportunit ies and Challenges ` 5.70 La khs

Dr. D. Lazer

ABC A nalysis and Estimation of cost pe r student i n Higher Education, U GC ` 5.68 Lakhs

Dr. G. Shanmugasundaram Drug P olicies & t heir impact on s mall scale drug industry in India, ICSSR ` 3.71 Lakhs

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Socio-economic development of s mall scale industry in Pondicherry, UGC ` 0.65 Lakhs


:

Nil

22. Number of inventions and patents : Nil


Dr. Malabika Deo 2

Dr. P. Palanichamy 6


Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr . Malabika Deo 30 22

Dr. P. Palanichamy 15 3 Dr. P. Natarajan 33 6

Dr. D. Lazar 10 2

Dr. G. Shanmugasundaram 7 2

Mr. S. Aravanan 30 -

Mr. K.B. Nidheesh 3 3

Dr. P.S. Velmurugan 6 1

Dr. S. Shijin - 5

25. Average Citation Index, h Index and Impact Factor of Publications : Nil


No Separate Department Library Number of Titles on Commerce at Cental Library : 5139


:

11 (At Central Library)



: ` 1.0 Lakh

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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE (Karaikal Campus)

1. Name of the Department : Department of Commerce (Karaikal Campus)



:

M.Com (Business Finance) Ph.D Commerce


: Sanctioned - 6

: Filled - 5

1. Dr . V. Kavida 2. Dr . S. Amilan 3. Mr. V. Arulmurugan 4. Dr . Sheena 5. Dr . G. Naresh

5. Number of Administrative Staff : Nil



:

Courses Men Women Total M.Com (Business Finance) 20 14 34

Ph. D. 3 0 3




:

2


:

7

12. Latest revision of the curriculum (year) : September 2010

13. Number of Students passed in NET/SLET etc. (last 5 years)

: 1



16.

Awards and recognition received by faculty (last 5 years)

:

Mr. V. Arulmurugan

Award of Certif icate of Merit 2010, Pondicherry University, Pondicherry for the performance based on the evaluation of students. Awarded Cash Prize f or the best paper presented i n National Level Programme on Li fe I nsurance Insight, titled “Telcassurance – An Innovative Channel of M arketing Li fe I nsurance P roducts” organized b y LI C S outhern Z onal Training Centre, Chennai, 22nd – 24th Feb 2007. Rashtriya Gaurav Award 2010, The India I nternational Friendship

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Society, N ew D elhi f or O utstanding Services, Achievements & Contributions. Glory of India Gold Medal 2010, International Institute of Success Awareness, New Delhi for Outstanding Services, Achievements & Contributions. Best Citizens of India Award 2010 & Citation in the B ook The Honored Best Citizen of India, International Publishing House, New Delhi for Achievements.

17.



Dr . V. Kavida 6 1

Dr. S. Amilan 7 3

Mr. V. Arulmurugan 7 4

Mrs. Sheena 10 6

Dr. G. Naresh 2 2


:

Nil


:

4

20. Number of Ongoing projects : Nil


:

Nil




Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr . V. Kavida 1 5 Dr. S. Amilan 1 5

Mr. V. Arulmurugan 2 2

Mrs. Sheena 7 2

Dr. G. Naresh - 1



0 0 Nil


1382 (No. of Books on Commerce at Central Library, Karaikal Campus)


:

Nil



: 0.5 Lakh

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DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS

1. Name of the Department : Department of Economics

2. Year of Establishment : December 1986


:

M.Sc. (Economics) Integrated M.A. Applied Economics M.Phil Economics Ph.D. Economics PG Diploma in Planning and Evaluation


: Sanctioned - 13

: Filled - 11

1. Dr . M. Ramadass 2. Dr . P. Ibrahim 3. Dr . M. Ramachandran 4. Dr . P. Muthaiyan 5. Dr . V. Nirmala 6. Dr . J . Srinivasan 7. Dr . Amaresh Samantarya 8. Dr . H. Yasmeen Sultana 9. Dr . A. Sankaran 10. Dr . S. Raja Sethu Durai 11. Dr . R. Lusome




:

Courses Men Women Total M.Sc. Economics (Integrated) 12 22 34

M.A. Applied Economics 68 42 110

M.Phil Economics 16 8 24 Ph.D. Economics 23 7 30 PG Diploma in Planning and Evaluation

7 5 12




:

15 out of 30


:

4


13. Number of students passed in NET/SLET etc (last 5 years)

: 5


70




PG Courses 1 : 3 .8 112 : 426

Doctoral Programme 1 : 11.8 34 : 400


:

Prof. M. Ramadass Best Teacher Aw ard 2010 by Pondicherry University.

17.



Dr . P. Ibrahim

6 3

Dr. M. Ramachandran 8 -

Dr . V. Nirmala 11 7

Dr. J . Srinivasan 10 2

Dr. Amaresh Samantarya 2 1

Dr. A. Shankaran 5 2

Dr. S. Raja Sethu Durai 2 -

Dr . H. Yasmeen Sultana 7 1

Dr. R. Lusome - 2


:

12


:

Nil

20. Number of Ongoing projects : Dr. P. Muthaiyan

UGC – Educated U nemployment in UT of P ondicherry, UG C ` 2.99 Lakhs Education Department, Government of P ondicherry - Impact of Mid Day Meal Scheme, Education ` 2.83 Lakhs

Dr. Ramachandran

Dev isia Monetary Indian as Leady Indicator of I nflatioin, RBI, ` 10 lakhs


:

Nil




Faculty Nat. Intl. Dr . P. Ibrahim 7 4 Dr. M. Ramachandran 2 7 Dr. V. Nirmala 1 7 Dr. J . Srinivasan 6 1 Dr. Amaresh Samantarya 5 5 Dr. A. Shankaran 20 3

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Dr. S. Raja Sethu Durai - 6 Dr. H. Yasmeen Sultana 4 2 Dr. R. Lusome 2 - Dr . P. Muthaiyan 5 4


Citation Index h Index Impact Factor 0.8 2 0.8


No Separate Department Library Central Library Collections on Economics = 7253


:

9 (Central Library Collections)



: ` 1.00 Lakh

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DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM STUDIES

1. Name of the Department : Department of Tourism Studies

2. Year of Establishment : 1991 as a Centre for Tourism Studies 2005 Upgraded into a Department


:

MBA (Tourism) Ph.D. (Tourism) PG Diploma in Event Management


: Sanctioned - 8

: Filled - 7

1. Dr . G. Anjaneya Swamy 2. Dr . Y. Venkata Rao 3. Dr . Sampad Kumar Swain 4. Dr . J itendra Mohan Mishra 5. Mr. Anu Chandran R.C. 6. Ms. Sibi P.S. 7. Dr . Sherry Abraham




:


MBA 106 22 128

PGDEM 38 7 45

Ph.D. 13 5 18




:

10 out of 18


:

4



: 7



72 : 1380 - 1 : 19


:

Dr. G. Anjaneya Swamy

Best Teacher Award, Pondicherry University, 2010.

Elected as V ice-President o f Indian Tourism Congress in 2010 for a period of two y ears.



Dr . G. Anjaneya Swamy 10 1

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Dr. Y. Venkata Rao 11 1 Dr. Sampad Kumar Swain 5 1

Dr. J itendra Mohan Mishra 1 -

Mr. Anu Chandran R. C 3 -

Ms. Sibi P.S. 7 -

Dr . Sherry Abraham 2 -


:

7


:

Nil


Dr. G. Anjaneya Swamy and Dr. Y. Venkata Rao

Entrepreneurship i n Tour ism, UGC-SA P Project ` .50.00 Lakhs

Dr. G. Anjaneya Swamy and Dr. Y. Venkata Rao

Social Netw orks in Tourism, UGC `5.35 La khs ( Major Research Projects)


:

Dr. Sampad Kumar Swain

Sustainable T ourism Development i n Puducherry: Problems, Prospects and S trategies, UGC ` .0.50 La khs (Minor Research Projects)




Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr . G. Anjaneya Swamy 9 3

Dr. Y. Venkata Rao 6 1

Dr. Sampad Kumar Swain 11 2 Dr. J itendra Mohan Mishra 2 1

Mr. Anu Chandran R. C 5 1

Ms. Sibi P.S. 1 -

Dr . Sherry Abraham 1 -



2.0 1 Nil


No Separate Department Library Number of Titles on Tourism Studies at Cental Library : 1971


:

No. of Journals on Tourism at Central Library : 10



: ` 1.00 Lakh

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DEPARTMENT OF BANKING TECHNOLOGY

1. Name of the Department : Department of Banking Technology



:

M.B.A. Banking Technology Ph.D. Banking Technology


: Sanctioned - 10

: Filled - 6

1. Dr . K. Chandrasekhara Rao 2. Dr . V. Prasanna Venkatesan 3. Dr . S. Sudalai Muthu 4. Dr . V. Mariappan 5. Dr . A. Balakrishnan 6. Shri. C.P. Abdul Ghafoor




:


MBA Banking Technology 74 24 98

Ph.D. Banking Technology 11 2 13




:

6 out of 13


:

All Faculty Members


13. Number of students passed in NET/SLET etc., (last 5 years)

: 2


1.5 Demand Ratio (No. of seats : No. of applications) :

60 : 1800 - 1 : 30


Dr. V. Prasanna Venkatesan Best Paper Aw ard, 2008

Dr. S. Sudalaimuthu Govt. of Tamil N adu Aw ard, 2009

17.


: Faculty Nat. Intl. Dr . K. Chandrasekhara Rao 5 2

Dr. V. Prasanna Venkatesan 13 6

Dr. V. Mariappan 6 1

Dr. S. Sudalai Muthu 5 1

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Dr. A. Balakr ishnan 7 - Dr . R. Sankara Narayana 4 -

Dr . T. Chitralekha 6 -

Shri. C.P. Abdul Ghafoor 3 -


:

1. “In formation Security for Banks” 19-22 February 2009 2. “Data Warehousing and Data Mining” 19 October 2009 3. “Cyber Crimes and cyber Law” 18-19 October 2010 4. “Emerging IT Trends in Banks” 17th March 2008 5. “Technology application in Banking Services” 16th March 2008.


:

a) Dr. K. Chandrasekhra Rao – Govt. of Pondicherry Consultancy Work (Honorary) b) V. Prasanna Venketesan – NTRO Project (Honorary)

20. Number of Ongoing projects : V. Prasanna Venkatesan

SSE S ecure and S mart Environment, NTRO ` 100.0 Lakhs

Dr. K. Chandrasekhara Rao (Co-Investigator)

ABC A nalysis and Estimation of Cost the student – UGC Major Project


:

2


23. Number of Ph.D theses guided during the last five years : New Department – Ph.D programme is started

only during 2008-09


Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr . K. Chandrasekhara Rao 2 3

Dr. V. Prasanna Venkatesan 6 10

Dr. V. Mariappan 11 -

Dr . S. Sudalai Muthu 27 4

Dr. A. Balakr ishnan - 3



No separate Department Library Number of Titles on Banking Technology at Cental Library : 1637


:

No. of Journals on Banking Technology at Central Library = 6



: ` 1.00 Lakh

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DEPARTMENT OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

1. Name of the Department : Department of International Business



:

M.B.A. International Business Ph.D. International Business


: Sanctioned - 8

: Filled - 8

1. Dr . K. Mohan 2. Dr . P. Sr idharan 3. Dr . Bushan D. Sudhakar 4. Dr . Yarlagadda Srinivasulu 5. Dr . M. Banumathi 6. Dr . Rajeesh Viswanathan 7. Dr . S. Thiyagarajan 8. Dr . P.G. Arul


6. Number of Technical Staff : 1


:


M.B.A. (I.B.) 100 28 128 Ph.D. 7 4 11




:

10 out of 11


:

1


13. Number of Students passed in NET/SLET etc., (last 5 years)

: 8



72 : 3000 - 1 : 42


:

Dr. Bushan D. Sudhakar Best Teacher Aw ard at VIT, 2006

17.



Dr. K. Mohan 19 6

Dr. Bushan D.Sudhakar 19 3

Dr. Yarlagadda Srinivasulu 9 -


:

8

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:

Nil

20. Number of Ongoing Projects : Nil


:

Nil

22. Number of Patents Not Applicable


24. Publications by faculty (last 5 years)

Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr. K. Mohan 35 6

Dr. P. Sridharan 10 3

Dr. Bushan D.Sudhakar 2 2

Dr. Yarlagadda Srinivasulu 8 - Dr . Rajeesh Viswanathan 10 -



2.0 1 Nil


No Separate Department Library Number of Titles on International Business at Cental Library : 2276


:

Central Library Collection = 14



: ` 1.00 Lakh

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DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

1. Name of the Department : Department of Mathematics



:

M.Sc. Mathematics M.Phil Mathematics Ph.D. Mathematics 5 Year Integrated Program in Mathematics


: Sanctioned - 14

:

Filled - 12

1. Dr . H.P. Patil 2. Dr . A.M.S. Ramasamy 3. Dr . V. Indumathi 4. Dr . K.M. Tamizhmani 5. Dr . M. Subbiah 6. Dr . V. Muruganandam 7. Dr . T. Duraivel 8. Dr . Rajeswari Seshadri 9. Dr . S.R. Kannan 10. Dr . A. Joseph Kennedy 11. Dr . Syeda Noor Fathima 12. Dr . S. Francis Raj




:


M.Sc. Mathematics 55 62 117

M.Phil 8 4 12

Ph.D 14 1 5 5 Year Integrated Program in Mathematics

3 7 10


9. Ratio of Teachers to Research Scholars : 1 : 1 .2 (1.5 /4)


:

4


:

Dr. A.M.S. Ramasamy Dr. V. Indumathi

12. Latest revision of the curriculum (year) : 12.01.2011


: 29



M.Sc. : 62: 552 - 1 : 9 M.Phil. : 12 : 297 - 1 : 25

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:

Dr. Francis Raj w as aw arded IMS Pr ize for Best Research Paper in Discrete Mathematics in 2009.

17.


:

Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr . H.P. Patil 10 2

Dr. A.M.S. Ramasamy 2 -

Dr . V. Indumathi 4 -

Dr . K.M. Tamizhmani 7 1

Dr. M. Subbiah 1 1

Dr. T. Duraivel 3 3

Dr. Rajeswari Seshadri 13 8 Dr. S. R. Kannan 2 15

Dr. A. Joseph Kennedy 10 4

Dr. Syeda Noor Fathima 3 2

Dr. S. Francis Raj 13 16


:

7


:

8

20. Number of Ongoing Projects :

Dr. S.R. Kannan

Effective clustering techniques for Diagnosing medical database and for medical imaging segmentation, UGC ` 10.48 Lakhs

Novel fuzzy clustering systems of medical data industry, CSIR ` 12 Lakhs

Dr. A. Joseph Kennedy

RSK correspondence and rook v ersion of a class of diagram algebras, DST ` 14 Lakhs


:

Nil

22. Number of Inventions and patents : Nil


Dr. A.M.S. Ramasamy 1 Dr . V. Indumathi 1

Dr . M. Subbiah 1


:

Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr . A.M.S.Ramasamy - 1

Dr. V. Indumathi 1 4

Dr. K.M. Tamizhmani 1 11

Dr. M. Subbiah 4 2

Dr. T. Duraivel - 2

Dr. Rajeswari Seshadri 5 2

Dr. S. R. Kannan 13 16

Dr. S. Francis Raj 5 -

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No Department Library Number of Titles on Mathematics at Cental Library : 6956


:

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29. Annual Budget (excluding salary, Books and Journals and Equipment) : ` 5.6 Lakhs

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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS

1. Name of the Department : Department of Statistics



:

M.Sc. Statistics M.Sc. Five Year Integrated Ph.D. PG Diploma (Add on Course)


: Sanctioned - 9

: Filled - 7

1.Dr.P.Danavanthan 2. Dr . J . Subramani 3. Dr . Kiruthika 4. Dr . Navin Chandra 5. Dr . SudeshPundir 6. Dr . R. Vishnu Vardhan 7. Mr. V.S. Vaidyanathan




:


M.Sc. Statistics 45 35 80

Ph.D. 2 1 3 PG Diploma (Add on Course) 21 4 25

M.Sc. Five year Integrated 1 2 3




:

3 out of 3


:

1



: Nil



1 : 3


Dr. R. Vishnu Vardhan

Ms. Bhargavi and Prof. C. R. Rao” aw ard in the year 2010.

Dr. P. Dahanvanthan

A M embers o f S tate H igh Lev el steering c ommittee t o minor t he preparation S tate Strategic S tatistical Plan (SSSP f or Implementation of the

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centrally sponsored schemes.

17.



Dr . P. Danavanthan 6 1

Dr. J . Subramani 7 3

Dr. Kiruthika 1 2

Dr. Navin Chandra 2 3 Dr. SudeshPundir 3 1

Dr. R. Vishnu Vardhan 4 3

Mr. V.S. Vaidyanathan 2 2


:

7


:

Nil


Dr.P.Dhanavanthan Forecasting C rop P rospects of Tamil Nadu and Modeling Yield Instability, UGC ` 3.90 Lakhs

Dr. Kiruthika A Statistical Study on the Nature and Extent of Violence Against Women i n Puducherry, UG C ` 1.15 Lakhs


:

Nil




Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr . P. Danavanthan 4 2

Dr. J . Subramani 13 9

Dr. Kiruthika - 2

Dr. Navin Chandra 1 -

Dr . SudeshPundir - 5

Dr. R. Vishnu Vardhan 3 3

Mr. V.S. Vaidyanathan 2 4



0.4 1 0.7


No Department Library Number of Titles on Statistics at Cental Library : 828

83




:

2



: ` 1.00 Lakh

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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

1. Name of the Department : Department of Physics



:

M.Sc.Physics (Electronics, Laser, Condensed Matter) M.Phil Physics Ph.D. Physics Integ. M.Sc. Physics


: Sanctioned - 20

: Filled - 18

1. Dr . N. Satyanarayana 2. Dr . G. Govindaraj 3. Dr . K. Porsezian 4. Dr . G. Chandrasekaran 5. Dr . Ramaswamy Murugan 6. Dr . V.V. Ravi Kant Kumar 7. Dr . S. Sivaprakasam 8. Dr . R. Sivakumar 9. Dr . A. Ramesh Naidu 10. Dr . S.V.M. Satyanarayana 11. Dr . Alok Sharan 12. Dr . Rabindranath Bhowmik 13. Dr . S.V.S. Nageswara Rao (on Lien) 14. Dr . B. Muthukumar 15. Dr . Suraj Kumar Sinha 16. Dr . Gangineni Ramesh Babu 17. Dr . D. Bharathi Mohan 18. Dr . Venkata Phani Lata




:


M.Sc. Physics 54 42 96

M.Phil 17 6 23 Ph.D. 32 9 41 Integ. M.Sc. Physics 24 22 46


9. Ratio of Teachers to Research Scholars : 1 : 2 .4


:

35 out of 41


:

6


85




: 5



55 : 780 - 1 : 14


:

Dr. Govindaraj CNRS r esearch fellow , Labor atoire des Oxydes et Fluorures, LE MANS, France, 2007

Dr. Porchezian

European U nion Fellow ship to visit Gdansk University, Poland (2010)

Member, FIST Department of Science and Technology, Government of India (2009-Present)

Member DST Planning Committee on Nonlinear Dynamics and W ave Guide Optics Activities in India (2010-2011)

INSA E xchange F ellow ship t o visit Germany (2008-2009)

Ramanna Fellowship Department of Science and Technology, Government of India (2006 – 2009)

Programme Advisory Committee (PAC) Member Department of Science and Technology, Government of India (July 2004 – till date).

Research A ward University G rants Commission ( May 2004- April 2007)

Dr. Murugan

Visiting Scientist ( Toyota corporation, Japan); May-2009-June 2009

Guest Researcher (German Science Foundation, Germany) 2008

Dr. Bharathi Mohan

Brain Korea 21

European P roject Post-doc F ellow, University of Coimbra, Portugal



Dr . G. Govindaraj 4 4

Dr. N. Satyanarayana 6 35

Dr. K. Porsezian 17 110

Dr. G. Chandrasekaran 15 20 Dr. Ramaswamy Murugan 20 15

Dr. V.V. Ravi Kant Kumar 7 2

Dr. S. Sivaprakasam 2 2

Dr. A. Ramesh Naidu 1 1

Dr. S.V.M. Satyanarayana 6 -

Dr . Alok Sharan 3 - Dr . Rabindranath Bhowmik 9 6

Dr. B. Muthukumar 4 1

Dr. Suraj Kumar Sinha 7 1

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Dr. Gangineni Ramesh Babu - 11

Dr. D. Bharathi Mohan 4 5

Dr. Venkata Phani Lata - 3


:

8


:

Nil


Dr.G.Govindaraj

Relaxation Process and Dynomic conductivity ir on conducting materials, DST ` 29 Lakhs

Hopping Process i n Iorn conductivity in solids, UGC `8.25 Lakhs

Dr. N. Satyanarayana

Development of t hin f ilm l ithium batteries using n anomaterials a s pow er sources for devices bas ed on nanotechnology: synthesis, fabrication and c harateristic s tudies, DST ` 60.62 Lakhs

Development of s urface engi neered nanocrystalline c athode materials for high ener gy den sity s econdary lithium battery applications, A ICTE ` 13 Lakhs

Development of m odif ied an d surface engi neered nano crystalline LiFePO4 cathode m aterials f or enhanced en ergy den sity l ithium battery appl ications, UG C ` 9.93 Lakhs

Development of nanoc omposite polymer s olid electrolytes us ing solid super acid f illers for lithium based rechargeable thin f ilm micro batteries, CSIR `16.30 Lakhs

Synthesis and c haracterization o f nano - crystalline c ation substituted rare ea rth o xide for pot ential transformation t oughening & oxygen ion c onducting applications, DRDO ` 17.9 Lakhs

Dr. K. Porsezian

Theoretical analysis of supercontinuum gener ation i n photonic crystal f iber, DST ` 31.46 Lakhs

Investigation o f soliton and modulation i nstability i n nonl inear couplers and bi refringent f ibers, DAE-BRNS ` 12.65 Lakhs

Theoretical investigation of s oliton in nonlinear optics, UGC ` 7.97 Lakhs

Investigation o f soliton and modulation i nstability i n v arious nonlinear media

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Dr. G. Chandrasekaran

Synthesis, pr operties and S ensor performance o f Vanadium doped Zinc Oxide Nanograins, UGC ` 9.98 Lakhs

Dr. R. Murugan

Development of 3D OM el ectrolyte material f or all s olid s tate lithium ion batteries, CSIR ` 19.00 Lakhs

Development of A ll S olid S tate Lithium Battery for Electric Vehicle, DRDO ` 26.60 Lakhs

Nanostructured Materials f or Lithium Battery application, AICTE ` 8.90 Lakhs

Dr. V.V. Ravi Kanth Kumar

Crystallisation k inetics of oxyfluoride glass-ceramics, UGC ` 9.26 Lakhs

Dr. R. Sivakumar Development of higher order accurate solvers to solve nonlinear Navier-Stokes equations,UGC ` 8.85 Lakhs

Dr. A Ramesh Naidu

Orthogonalization S trategies i n a mult i-disciplinary perspective, UGC ̀1.5 Lakhs

Dr. R.N. Bhowmik

Study of Mechanical Alloyed Magnetic H eterogeneous s ystems, UGC `11.56 Lakhs

Magnetic O rdering i n N ano S ized Ferrite Particles: Role of Core-Shell Spin Structure, DST `11.72 Lakhs

Dr. R. Sivakumar Development of new nanomaterials for sensor applications, PU ` 6.00 Lakhs

Dr. S.K.Sinha Luminous ef f icacy enhanc ements of micro discharge-cells for a plasma display by modifying sustain waveform, CS IR ` 25.00 Lakhs


:

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Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr . G. Govindaraj 18 10

Dr. N. Satyanarayana - 17

Dr. K. Porsezian 107 49

Dr. G. Chandrasekaran 1 16

Dr. Ramaswamy Murugan - 18

Dr. V.V. Ravi Kant Kumar 6 2

Dr. S. Sivaprakasam 8 3 Dr. A. Ramesh Naidu 6 -

Dr . S.V.M. Satyanarayana - -

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Dr. Alok Sharan - 2 Dr. Rabindranath Bhowmik 6 23

Dr. B. Muthukumar 1 1

Dr. Suraj Kumar Sinha 9 4 Dr. Gangineni Ramesh Babu 1 7

Dr. D. Bharathi Mohan 16 13

Dr. Venkata Phani Lata 2 7



3.3 12 2.2


No Department Library Number of Titles on Physics at Cental Library : 4261


:

15 in Central Library



: ` 9.09 Lakhs

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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

1. Name of the Department : Department of Chemistry



:

M.Sc (Chemical Sciences) M.Sc. (Intg.) Ph.D. Chemistry


: Sanctioned : 18

: Filled : 16

1. Dr . H. Surya Prakash Rao 2. Dr . P. Sambasiva Rao 3. Dr . Bidhu Bhusan Das 4. Dr . K. Anbalagan 5. Dr . K. Tharanikkarasu 6. Dr . R. Venkatesan 7. Dr . Bala Manimaran 8. Dr . G. Vasuki 9. Dr . C. Sivasankar 10. Dr . Nareddula Dastagir i Reddy 11. Dr . M.M. Balakr ishna Rajan 12. Dr . C.R. Ramanathan 13. Dr . Binoy Krishna Saha 14. Dr . S. Sabiah 15. Dr . Toka Swu 16.Dr. R. Padmanaban




:


M.Sc - Integrated 12 16 28

M.Sc (Chemical Sciences) 54 5 59

M.Phil (Ch i t )

7 2 9 Ph.D.

10 1 11




: 8 out of 11


:

3



: 102

90





M.Sc Integrated 31 : 655 1 : 21 M.Sc (Chemical Sciences) 60 : 1348 1 : 22 M.Phil 9 : 288 1 : 25 Ph.D 11 : 699 1 : 64


:

Dr. Balamanimaran

Awarded a Fast Track Project by the ‘ Department of S cience and Technology - Government of India under, ‘Young Scientist’ Scheme, 2007.

Dr. Padmanaban

Associate of the Indian Academy of Sciences(2009)

Best r eview on Cryst. G rowth Design, at American C hemical Society journal 2007

Dr. Sabhia AvH postdoctoral fellow, 2008

Member i n C atalysis S ociety of India, 2010

Dr. Tharanikarasu

Marquis Who’s Who i n t he W orld, 2010

Fulbright Nehru P ostdoctoral Fellowship by United States India Educational Foundation 2007.


: Facul ty Nat. Intl .

Dr. K. Anbalagan 16 8

Dr. M.M. Balakrishna Rajan 2 -

Dr. Bala Manimaran 5 8

Dr. Bidhu Bhusan Das 25 28

Dr. Binoy Krishna Saha 2 -

Dr. Nareddula Dastagiri Reddy 2 -

Dr. R. Padmanaban 1 3

Dr. C.R. Ramanathan 9 -

Dr. S. Sabiah 4 -

Dr. P. Sambasiva Rao 25 27

Dr. C. Sivasankar - -

Dr. K. Tharanikkarasu 6 8

Dr. G. Vasuki - 11


:

5


: Nil

20. Number of Ongoing projects : Dr. K. Anbalagan

“Interfacial E lectron T ransfer Dynamics i n t he P hotoreduction o f Cobalt(III) Complexes A nchored on Nanocrystalline Semiconductor Particles”, DST `18.0 Lakhs

Reduction of Toxic Metal Ions in the form of Complexes in Aqueous Media

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using P olycrystalline S emiconductor Particles”, CSIR `9.0 Lakhs

Dr. Musiri M. Balalrkishnarajan

Bonds and B ands of A romatic systems w ith exo-pi-ineractions: Insights and Implications, DS T `35.0 Lakhs

Dr. Bala. Manimaran

Design and Synthesis of Transition Metal B ased S upramolecules an d Molecular Recognition Studies, DST `8.0 Lakhs

Transition M etal Directed Self-Assembly o f M etalloprismatic Supramolecules and Host-Guest Interaction Studies, CSIR `9.74 Lakhs

Dr. B.K. Saha Crystal Engineering w ith Sulf inic Acid, Sulf inamide G roups and N etw ork Structures”- DST project, DS T `15.48 Lakhs

Dr. N. Dastagiri Reddy

Cyclocarbaalumazenes, a New Class of Carbon Containing Metallacycles: Synthesis, S tructure and R eactivity, DST `25.33 Lakhs

Homogeneous C opolymerization o f Polar O lefins and Ethylene: Synthesis and Catalytic Properties of Pd& Ni Complexes o f T ripodal (Pyrazolyl)borate, A nionic (Pyrazolyl)methane and N-Heterocyclic Carbene Ligands, CSIR `18.30 Lakhs

Homogeneous C opolymerization o f Olefins and Polar Olefins: Synthesis and Catalytic Properties of Phosphine Substituted β-Diketimine B ased Heterobimetallic C omplexes, DS T `45.00 Lakhs

Dr. R. Padmanaban

Quantum w avepacket dynamics of the H+CH4 reaction: C oriolis c oupling effects on the reaction rate, University Startup Grant `5.0 Lakhs

Dr. C. R. Ramanathan

Multifunctional C hiral M olecules for Asymmetric O rganic Transformations, DST `39.20 Lakhs

Bronsted Acid Assisted Construction of B iologically A ctive I soquinoline Alkaloids, CSIR `25.79 Lakhs

Dr. S. Sabiah Palladium-biarylcarbene c omplexes: Synthesis, Structure and their applications, DST `25.95 Lakhs

Dr. P. Sambasiva Rao

Single c rystal E PR s tudies o n paramagnetic ho sts doped w ith paramagnetic transition metal ions –– 2008 to 2011 – On going, CS IR `6.35 Lakhs

Single c rystal E PR s tudies of transition metal i ons i n di a an d paramagnetic hos t l attices – 2008 t o 2011 – On going, UGC `2.79 Lakhs

Single crystal EPR and X-ray studies of asymmetric di copper (II) C omplexes

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having c hemically di stinct coordination –– 2008 t o 2012 – On goi ng, DS T ` 27.96 Lakhs

Dr. C. Sivasankar

Design and s ynthesis of homogeneous t ransition m etal catalysts for t he a ctivation an d functionalization of di nitrogen via direct reaction w ith molecular hydrogen, DST `20.00 Lakhs

Dr. K. Tharanikkarasu

Synthesis and C haracterization o f Hydrophilic-b-Hydrophobic-b-Hydrophilic T ri-Block C opolymers through A tom T ransfer R adical Polymerization, CS IR `12.31 Lakhs

Dr. G. Vasuki

An Investigation c hiral s alen transition metal catalyzed arerobic enantioselective oxidation of 2-naphthol to BINOL- Investigation of mechanism of by EPR, UG C `7.40 Lakhs

Mult i-Component r eactions in aqueous medium –Synthesis o f m edicinal scaffolds –Azoles, DST ` 21.30 Lakhs


:

20




Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr . K. Anbalagan 3 11

Dr. M.M. Balakrishna Rajan - 1

Dr. Bala Manimaran - 9

Dr. Bidhu Bhusan Das 6 6

Dr. Binoy Krishna Saha - 11

Dr. Nareddula Dastagiri Reddy 3 2

Dr. R. Padmanaban 2 5

Dr. C.R. Ramanathan - 2

Dr. S. Sabiah 3 6

Dr. P. Sambasiva Rao 1 41

Dr. C. Sivasankar 1 5

Dr. K. Tharanikkarasu 2 11

Dr. G. Vasuki - 9



2.8 10 1.9

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No Department Library Number of Titles on Chemistry at Cental Library : 2816


:

11 (Journals on Chemistry at Central Library)



: ` 11.00 Lakhs

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DEPARTMENT OF EARTH SCIENCES

1. Name of the Department : Department of Earth Sciences



:

Integ. M.Sc. Applied Geology (5 years) M.Sc. Applied Geology M.Tech. Exploration Geoscience Ph.D. Earth Sciences


: Sanctioned - 16

: Filled - 11

1. Dr . S. Balakrishnan 2. Dr . M.S. Pandian 3. Dr . D. Senthilnathan 4. Dr . Rajneesh Bhutani 5. Dr . Pramod Singh 6. Dr . Subhadip Bhadra 7. Dr . S. Lasitha 8. Dr . Manisha Kumari 9. Dr . Managave Shreyas Ramesh 10. Dr . Amit Basu Sarbadhikar i 11. Dr . Nural Absar




:

Courses Men Women Total M.Sc. Applied Geology 20 19 39

M.Tech 3 3 6

Ph.D. 21 6 27

Integ. M.Sc. Applied Geology (5 years) 35 23 58

8. Ratio of Teachers to Students : 11 : 103 - 1 : 9



:

5 out of 27


:

3



: 65


15. Demand Ratio (No. of seats : No. of applications) : M.Sc. 24 : 291 1 : 12

95



M.Tech 6 : 47 1 : 8

Ph.D. 6 : 60 1 : 10


:

Dr. Amit Basu Member of the Geochemical Society for calendar years 2011 and 2012

Dr. S. Balakrishnan

Khosla Research Award of University of Roorkee

Fellow , Geological Society of India

Life Fellow , Indian S ociety for Mass Spectrometry

Life F ellow , I ndian G eophysical Union.

Dr. M.S. Pandian

Fellow , Geological Society of India

Fellow , Mineralogical Society of India

Fellow , Indian Geological Congress

Fellow , International Association on the Genesis of one Deposits

Dr. Badhra Prof. C. Naganna Gold Medal 2007 by the Mineralogical Society of India.

Dr. Rajnessh Bhutani

Second be st paper a ward t o t he paper “ Sr-Nd I sotopic S tudies o f Volcanics o f B arren I sland, Andaman, I ndia” by 11 th ISMAS Triennial International Conference on Mass S pectrometry ( 11th ISMAS TRICON-2009) during November 24 – 28, 2009.

Dr. Rajnessh Bhutani

BOYSCAST (Better Opportunities for Young Scientists in Chosen Areas of Science and Technology) fellowship 2007 a warded b y D epartment o f Science and Technology, New Delhi.

Dr. Nurul

Life fellow of Geological Society of India, Bangalore, LM-1336

Life m ember of I ndian S ociety of applied geochemists, Hyderabad

Fellow o f T he S ociety o f E arth Scientists, Lucknow. F/249

Dr. Shreyas

Best Research Scholar award, at 11th ISMAS T riennial International Conference on Mass Spectrometry

Best paper presentation a ward i n symposium, Planetary Science Research in India (2004), Physical Research Laboratory, Ahmedabad, India.


:

Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr . S. Balakrishnan 14 10

Dr. M.S. Pandian 1 1

Dr. D. Senthilnathan 6 1 Dr. Rajneesh Bhutani 4 1

Dr. Pramod Singh 8 1

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Dr. Subhadip Bhadra - - Dr . Nural Absar 1 -

Dr . Manisha Kumari 1 -

Dr . Managave Shreyas Ramesh 3 1

Dr. Amit Basu Sarbadhikar i - 3

18. Number of National / International seminars organized (last 5 years) : 4


:

3 8.7 Lakhs


Dr. S. Balakrishnan

Setting up o f N ational F acility f or Geochronology and Isotope Geosciences, DST `376.00 Lakhs

Geo-chronological S tudies on Uranium Mineralization using 233U-236U t racer s olution, B RNS/DAE `17.00 Lakhs

Measurement of cosmogenic 10B e and 26 AI abundanc es i n quar tz t o determine exposure ages of granulites and gneisses from S outhern I ndia, IUAC `7.0 Lakhs

“Geochronological s tudies on uranium mineralization and host granitoids in parts of south India using 233U/236U isotope tracer s olution”, B RNS `16.90 Lakhs

Dr. Subhadip Bhadra

Emplacement mechanism and post-emplacement ev olution of the massif-type anorthosite at Bolangir, Eastern Ghats Belt India, DS T `3.24 Lakhs

Dr. M.S. Pandian

“Modelling of f luid processes in the unconformity t ype u ranium mineralization in Srisailam and Painad sub-basins o f C uddapah ba sin, Andhra P radesh”, B RNS `19.50 Lakhs

EPR spectroscopic study of quartz from hy drothermal or e depo sits: Signif icance i n m ineral ex ploration, DST `25.37 Lakhs

Indo-Russian Collaborative project on “Comparison of f luid c irculation processes in granite i ntrusion-related environments: development of models for e conomic ev aluation o f gr anite-related hy drothermal processes”, DS T `7.40 Lakhs

Dr. Rajneesh Bhutani

“146Sm-142Nd i sotopicstudies o f meteorites and Earth materials: Early chemical differentiation of bulk s ilicate part o f pl anetary bodi es” ( 2007 t o 2010), PLANEX `40.00 Lakhs

“Geochemical tectonics across Cauvery Shear Zone, South India” (2005-2009), DST `11.40 Lakhs

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Dr. Manisha Kumari

Jurassic Ostracoda from the s outhern part of Mainland Kachchh, India w ith respect t o t heir s ystematic, age, biostratigraphy, paleozoogeography and paleoenvironments, DST `17.10 Lakhs

Dr. Pramod Singh

“Drill c ore Sampling of the Quaternary Sediments of t he C auvery D elta between M annargudi and Pennar River f or geo chemical and pal eo environmental s tudies”, DST `136.89 Lakhs

Be-10 measurements using AMS on sediment core samples from Indian Ocean and I nland w ater b odies t o determine r ate o f sedimentation: Signif icance to paleoclimate studies, IUAC `5.0 Lakhs

“Pollen A nalysis o f Quaternary sediments: reconstructing vegetational and env ironmental hi story i n t he Cauvery f loodplain”. DST funded, DST `26.40 Lakhs

Dr. Shreyas Managave

Stable i sotope bas ed dedroclimatological i nvestigations o f tees from Indian Region, IS RO `34.79 Lakhs


:

4 400 Lakhs



Prof. S. Balakrishnan 5 6

Prof. M.S. Pandian 1


Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr . S. Balakrishnan 12 3

Dr. M.S. Pandian 1 3

Dr. D. Senthilnathan 1 -

Dr . Rajneesh Bhutani 2 4

Dr. Pramod Singh 3 3 Dr. Subhadip Bhadra 1 3

Dr. Nural Absar 9 1

Dr. Manisha Kumari 6 -

Dr . Managave Shreyas Ramesh 7 5

Dr. Amit Basu Sarbadhikar i 4 4



1.8 5 2.6


No Separate Department Library Number of Titles on Earth Sciences at Cental Library : 1858

98




:

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: ` 3.48 Lakhs

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DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY

1. Name of the Department : Department of Applied Psychology



:

M.Sc. Applied Psychology Ph.D. Applied Psychology P.G. Diploma in Industria l Psychology


: Sanctioned - 6

: Filled - 6 1. Dr . Sibnath Deb 2. Dr . B. Rangaiah 3. Dr . Surendra Kumar Sia 4. Dr . D. Dhanalakshmi 5. Mr. D. Barani Ganth 6. Mr. Rejoyson Thangal




:


M.Sc. Applied Psychology 15 47 62

Ph.D. Applied Psychology 2 3 5

P.D. Diploma 20 16 36




:

2


:

4

12. Latest revision of the curriculum (year) : 2007- 2008

13. Number of Students passed in NET/SLET etc., (Last 5 years)

: 3

14. Success Rate of students : 100%


52:157 - 1 : 3


:

Dr. Sibnath Deb

‘Endeavour E xecutive Award 2009’ from the Australian Government.

ISPCAN Executive Councilor Award 2008’ from the International Society for P revention o f C hild A buse an d Neglect, USA

‘Best B ook Award 2009’ for the book entitled ‘ Styles o f P arenting

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Adolescents: The Indian Scenario’. Prof. B . V iswanatham B est P aper Award 2008’ for the paper entitled ‘Prevention of Violence agai nst Children: R ole of T eachers an d Psychologists’

Received ‘Best Book Award 2007’ f or the book entitled ‘Children in Agony’

Dr. B. Rangaiah ‘Prof. B . V iswanatham B est P aper Award’ in 2010

Dr. Surendra Kumar Sia

Best P aper A ward i n t he Psychological W ell-Being section of the 45 th National & International Conference o f I ndian A cademy o f Applied Psychology.

Sourya P atnaik A w ard for P aper Presentation i n t he X Xth Annual Convention at JNU New Delhi

Dr. Dhanalakshmi

‘Best P oster Award’ 2007 i n a n ‘International Conference on Mental Health’, organized by NIMHANS

Mr. G. Barani Kanth “ICQESMS Excellence Award”,2007



Dr . Sibnath Deb 4 4

Dr. B. Rangaiah 8 4

Dr. D. Dhanalakshmi 2 2


:

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:

Nil


Dr. Sibnath Deb

Global Fund to f ight AIDS, TB and Malaria, Global Fund `50+ Lakhs

UGC DRS project on S tudents Mental Health, UGC ` 20.0 Lakhs

ICMR T ask F orce S tudy on M ale Circumcision, ICMR ` 6.0 Lakhs

Dr. B. Rangaiah The Effect of Displacement on Mental Health of Displaced Tribes i n Mysore and Kodagu Districts of Karnataka, UGC `4.9 Lakhs

Dr. Surendra Kr. Sia

A S tudy o f P sychological C ontrol among U niversity E mployees, U GC `0.99 Lakhs


:

5



Dr. Sibnath Deb 6 Dr. B. Rangaiah 1 Dr. S. Sia 2 Dr. D. Dhanalakshmi 2

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Faculty Nat. Intl. Dr . Sibnath Deb 28 10

Dr. B. Rangaiah 12 1

Dr. D. Dhanalakshmi 5 1



1.5 1 1.7


Number of Titles on Applied Psychology at Cental Library : 749


:

Journals in Psychology at Central Library = 8



: ` 0.50 Lakhs

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DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

1. Name of the Department : Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

2. Year of Establishment : 1987; renamed in 2005


:

M.Sc Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Ph.D. Biochemistry and Molecular Biology M.Sc Microbiology (offered from 2010-11 in collaboration w ith Department of Food Science and Technology)


: Sanctioned - 11

: Filled - 7

1. Dr. K. Srikumar 2. Dr. P.P. Mathur 3. Dr. K. Jeevaratnam 4. Dr . R. Rukkumani 5. Dr . S. Sudharani 6. Dr . C. Thirunavukkarasu 7. Dr . P. Latha




:

Courses Men Women Total M.Sc Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

42 34 76

M.Sc Microbiology 8 7 15 Ph.D. Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

14 09 23




:

21 out of 23


:

6



: 105



45 : 1695 - 1 : 38

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:

Dr. C. Thirunavukarasu

Young Scientist Travel Award by American Society o f Pharmacology and E xperimental Therapeutics, in E xperimental Biology San Diego, USA, 2007

Awarded be st paper /poster presentation in 13th Annual Pathology research day presentations, University o f Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, USA.

Awarded Mrs. I ndra V asudevan Award, Gold Medal for the best paper in Cancer Research, In 21st Annual conference of the Indian Association of B iomedical Scientists, 2009

Dr. P.P. Mathur

ICMR International F ellowship Award for S enior I ndian Biomedical Scientist, 2008.

Subhash M ukherjee M emorial Infar India Oration Award, 2009.



Dr . K. Sivakumar 9 1

Dr. P.P. Mathur 25 10 Dr. K. Jeevaratnam 3 1

Dr. R. Rukkumani 5 4

Dr. S. Sudharani 1 2

Dr. C. Thirunavukkarasu 1 6

Dr. P. Latha 1 3


:

5


:

Nil


Dr. C. Thirunavukkarasu

To i nvestigate t he gl utathione l evel discrimination betw een oxidative stress and t ransforming nec rosis factor-α signaling in the progression from hepat ic s teatosis t o steatohepatitis, UGC `7.66 Lakhs

Dr. M. Suresh Kumar

Structure bas e drug design f or Acidic Sphingomyelinase, UGC `10.45 Lakhs

Dr. R.Rukkumani

Anticarcinogenic Effects of an analog of curcumin: Delineating the molecular targets i n c omparison with c urcumin, UGC `11.01 Lakhs

Dr. P. Latha “Studies on the protective effects of ferulic a cid a nd vitamin E on carbendazim i nduced t esticular toxicity in rats”, UGC ` 8.6 Lakhs

Dr. K. Srikumar Isolation, P urif ication, Characterization, C loning and Expression o f al pha-amylase from

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Opuntia v ulgaris a nd C ereus pterogonous, (UGC) ` 9.5 Lakhs

Investigations on the role of selected Phytohormones in animal cell function, (DST) ` 20 Lakhs

Purif ication & C haracterization o f a mosquitocidal pr otein f rom Pseudomonas f luorescence and i t’s biosafety, (DST) ` 19.7 Lahks

Studies on t he p rotective effect of Triginella f enum gr eecum on endoplasmic r eticulum s tress mediated damage in type II diabetic rats, UGC ` 7.5 Lahks

Dr. S. Sudha Rani

Effects of Trigonella foenum-graecum (fenugreek) seeds on the endoplasmic reticulum s tress mediated damage in Type II diabetic rats”, UGC ` 7.36 Lakhs

Dr. K. Jeevaratnam

Isolation and characterization of low MW ant imicrobial s ubstances from lactic acid bacteria, DRDO, ER&IPR ` 16.53 Lakhs

Molecular c haracterization o f antimicrobial substances from l actic acid bacteria and molecular typing of the producer strains, UGC `9.8 Lakhs

Dr. P. P. Mathur

Functional studies on the effects of xenoestrogens on pan creatic c ells; 2007-09, UGC ` 9.2 Lakhs

Evaluation of s tress response on t he susceptibility of testis to environmental toxicants; 2009-2012, ICMR ` 18.0 Lakhs

Development of D atabase and Software T ools f or I dentifying Z inc Finger Binding Motifs in Mammalian Genomes; 2007-2010, DIT ` 37.07 Lakhs

Functional studies on effects of low doses of Bisphenol A on pancreatic and testicular functions of adult rats; 2009-11, ICMR ` 5.5 Lakhs

NK C ell Receptor D iversity an d Cytokine/ T ranscription Factor Profile in SLE and RA South Indian Patients; 2009-11(co-investigator), IC MR-INSERM ` 53.0 Lakhs


:

4


23. Number of Ph.D theses guided during the last five years : Dr. P.P. Mathur – 4

Dr. K. Srikumar – 5

24. Publications by faculty (last 5 years) : Faculty Nat. Intl.

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Dr. K. Srikumar 25 5 Dr. P.P. Mathur 6 25

Dr. K. Jeevaratnam 3 4

Dr. R. Rukkumani 1 8

Dr. S. Sudharani - -

Dr . C. Thirunavukkarasu 4 6

Dr. P. Latha - 4




No Separate Department Library Number of Titles on Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at Cental Library : 2112


:

4 (Titles at Central Library)



: ` 8.94 Lakhs

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DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY

1. Name of the Department : Department of Biotechnology



:

M.Sc. Biotechnology PG Diploma in Biotechnology Ph.D. in Biotechnology


: Sanctioned - 12

: Filled - 10

1. Dr . N. Sakthivel 2. Dr . S. Jayachandran (Superannuated on 30.09.2010) 3. Dr . N. Arumugam 4. Dr . V. Arul 5. Dr . Hannah Rachel Vasanthi 6. Dr . B. Sudhakar 7. Dr . Lata Shukla 8. Dr . K. Prashanth 9. Mr. V. Balasubramanian 10. Dr . V. Venkateswara Sarma 11. Dr . Arunkumar Dhayalan




:


M.Sc. 27 14 41

PGD

11 6 17 Ph.D. 17 5 22




:

19 out of 22


:

2



: 49


15. Demand Ratio (No. of seats : No. of applications) : All India selection (CEEB - JNU) 1 : 40

107



Self finance Scheme (University Entrance Exam)

1 : 75


:

Dr. N. Sakthivel

Guest S cientist Award, D anish Government Institute, Denmark.

Biotechnology O verseas Associateship A ward, D BT, N ew Delhi.

Dr. Jayachandran Fellow o f B RSI a w arded b y Biotechnology Research Society of India, Trivandrum, India.

Dr. Arul INSA-JSPS Visiting scientist

Dr. A. Hannah Rachel Vasanthi

Tamil Nadu Y oung Women Scientist Award (2009) in the f ield of Medical Sciences and Native Medicine.

Best Poster A ward- Conference on Molecular Medicine (MOLMED 2009)

Dr. Prashanth DST – Fast Track Scientist

FEMS Young Scientist Award

Dr. Venkateshwara Sharma

Fellow o f M ycological S ociety o f India

Dr. Arunkumar Dhayalan

Innovative Y oung B iotechnologist Award, DBT, New Delhi


: Faculty Nat. Intl. Dr . N. Sakthivel 9 5

Dr. Jayachandiran 7 8

Dr. N. Arumugam 2 1

Dr. V. Arul 6 6

Dr. Vasanthi 18 11

Dr. B. Sudhakar - 4

Dr. Lata Shukla 1 1

Dr. K. Prashanth 3 2 Dr. V. Venkateswara Sarma 4 3

Mr. V. Balasubramanian 2 1

Dr. Arunkumar Dhayalan 1 4


:

4


:

2

20. Number of Ongoing projects : Dr.N. Sakthivel

Cloning and ex pression o f no vel cellulase genes from potent cellulase producing bacteria (2008-2011), DBT, ` 21.96 Lakhs Isolation of nicotine degrading bac teria and c haracterization o f t heir intermediate metabolites (2011-2014), UGC, ` 9.218 Lakhs Metagenomics o f t he A ndaman s ea

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explored care bi osphere (2008–2011), DBT `34.61 Lakhs Microbial synthesis of bioactive nanoparticles b y pl ant rhizosphere associated bacteria and fungi (2011-2014), CSIR, ` 12.84 Lkhs

Dr. N. Arumugam

Development of high Oleic Sesamum indicum L( Gingelley) by (Gingelley) by Genetic E ngineering (2009-2012),CSIR, ` 17.0 Lakhs

Dr. V. Arul Purif ication and characterization of anti-inf lammatory compounds Produced by marine bac terial s trains ( 2009-2012), UGC, ` 11.85 Lakhs

Dr. Prashanth. K

Investigations on allelic polymorphisms in genes ncoding cell surface and cell adhesion molecules associated w ith the pathogenesis o f S taphylococcus pidermidis infection (2009-2012), UGC, ` 7.34 Lakhs Microbial biofilm formation and corrosion of f irewater pipelines in NPPs (2008-2011), AERB, ` 14.78 Lakhs Signalling mechanism and Quorum – sensing C ontrols i n B io-f ilm f orming nosocomial pathogens : A target for antimicrobial drug therapy (2010-2013), ICMR, ` 19.80 Lakhs

Dr.V. V. Sarma

Diversity and ec ology of higher marine fungi c olonizing de composing mangrove s ubstrata i n M uthupet mangroves, Tamil Nadu, (2009-2012) DOD, Minisitry of Earth Sciences. ̀9.45 Lakhs


:

Dr. N. Sakthivel 4 Rs. 113.20 Lakhs

Dr. Jayachandiran 2 Rs. 70.80 Lakhs

Dr. V. Arul 2 Rs. 59.90 Lakhs

Dr. Lata Shukla 2 Rs. 16.41 Lakhs

Dr. V. Venkateswara Sarma 2 Rs. 64.06 Lakhs

22. Number of invention and patents : 2 (USA – 1; Indian – 1 by Dr. N. Sakthivel)


Dr. N. Sakthivel 3

Dr. Jayachandiran 4

Dr. V. Arul 1


Faculty Nat. Intl. Dr . N. Sakthivel - 20

Dr. Jayachandiran - 13

Dr. N. Arumugam - 6

Dr. V. Arul - 6

Dr. Vasanthi - 29

Dr. B. Sudhakar - 7

Dr. Lata Shukla - 2

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Dr. K. Prashanth - 10 Dr. V. Venkateswara Sarma - 17

Dr. Arunkumar Dhayalan - 9



4.5 9 2.8


No Separate Department Library Number of Titles on Biotechnology at Cental Library : 1825


:

10



: ` 8.13 Lakhs

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DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

1. Name of the Department : Department of Ecology and Environmental Sciences



:

M.Sc. Ecology & Environmental Sciences Ph.D. Ecology & Environmental Sciences


: Sanctioned - 14

: Filled - 14

1. Dr . Priya Davidar 2. Dr . Anisa Basheer Khan 3. Dr . M. Vikram Reddy 4. Dr . N. Parthasarathy 5. Dr . K.V. Devi Prasad 6. Dr . P. Devaraj 7. Dr . D. Ramamoorthy 8. Dr . G. Poyyamoli 9. Dr . A. Yogamoorthy 10. Dr . S. Jayakumar 11. Dr . A. Vijaya Bhaskara Rao 12. Shri. S.S. Sundravel 13. Dr . S. M. Sundarapandian 14. Dr . Suaj P. Devipriya




:


M.Sc. Ecology 46 28 74

Ph. D. Ecology 33 15 48


9. Ratio of Teachers to Research Scholars : 1: 3.4


:

22 out of 48


:

13



: 3



1 : 15


:

Dr. Ramamoorthy

Member i n E ditorial B oard: A sian Journal of Environmental Sciences.

Life m ember: Advances i n P lant

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Sciences.

Life m ember: I ndian S cience Congress, Association of Everyman Sciences

Life member: Indian Journal of Weed Science,

Life member: Crop & w eed science Society, journal of crop and weed

Life member: International journal of Agriculture Science, Hind society


: National : 26 International : 24


: 10


:

Nil


Dr. Priya Davidar

The genet ic s tructure and reproductive ecology of wild brinjal (Solanum species) in India: Phase I (Ohio State University) Rs. 6.97 Lakhs

Elephant habi tats of t he N ilgiri Biosphere Reserve: Location, threats and m anagement, U SA R s.17.15 Lakhs

Assessment of pl ant di veristy, an d impact of i nvasive s pecies i n t he Mukurthi National Park, Nilgiri Biosphere R eserve, UG C ` 6.35 Lahks

Dr. Anisa B Khan

“Species di versity, di stribution and abundance o f m acro bent hic invertebrates of mangroves, Pondicherry”, UGC ` 11.28 Lakhs

“Health Risk assessment studies on the impact of heavy metal contamination w ith special reference to cadmium and lead”, UGC ` 4.46 Lakhs

Dr. M. Vikram Reddy

“The r ole of E arthworms….. pollutants”, UGC ` 7.2 Lakhs

“High precision C O2 concentration…sink of carbon”, DST ` 8.5 Lakhs

Dr. N. Parthasarathy

Quantitative assessment and mapping of plant resources of Eastern Ghats, DBT ` 16.4 Lakhs

Bio monitoring of permanent plots f or biodiversity changes and aspects of tree bi ology and forest ec ology i n tropical dry ev ergreen f orest on Coromandel coast, south India, DST ` 12.0 Lakhs

Dr. Suja P. Devipriya

Hertergeneous phot ocatalytic treatment of chemical and bacterial pollutants from wastewater, DS T ̀16.0 Lakhs

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Dr. S. Jayakumar

Role of high-resolution satellite data with G IS i n i ntegrated r esource analysis at mini-watershed level, DS T ` 12.29 Lakhs

Dr. S.M. Sudarapandian

Inf luence of anthropogenic pressure on the s tructure and f unctional attributes o f s acred groves i n Sivagangai D istrict of T amil Nadu, South India, UGC ` 3.6 Lakhs


:

3




Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr . Priya Davidar 11 20

Dr. Anisa Basheer Khan 13 9

Dr. M. Vikram Reddy 14 4

Dr. N. Parthasarathy 20 22 Dr. G. Poyyamoli 18 17

Dr. D. Ramamoorthy 9 3

Dr. A. Yogamoorthy 1 -

Dr . S. Jayakumar 20 11 Dr. A. Vijaya Bhaskara Rao 36 7

Shri. S. S. Sundravel 16 1

Dr. Devipriya 2 -



2.5 7 2.2


No Separate Department at Library Number of Titles on Ecology and Environmental Sciences at Cental Library : 238


:

No. of Journals on Ecology at Central Library = 10



: ` 2.36 Lakhs

113



DEPARTMENT OF OCEAN STUDIES AND MARINE BIOLOGY (Port Blair Campus)

1. Name of the Department : Department of Ocean Studies and Marine Biology



:

M.Sc. Marine Biology Ph.D. in Marine Biology


: Sanctioned - 9

: Filled - 7

1. Dr . P.M. Mohan 2. Dr . R. Mohanraju 3. Dr . Jayant Kumar Mishra 4. Dr . Gadi Padmavati 5. Dr . S. Venu 6. Dr . T. Ganesh 7. Dr . K.A. Jayaraj




:

Courses Men Women Total M.Sc. Marine Biology 39 9 48

Ph.D. 12 5 17




:

8 out of 17


:

1



: 1



52 : 360 - 1 : 7


Dr.R. Mohanraju Best Teacher Aw ard 2010

Dr. Jayant Kumar Mishra

Best Script and Best Camera by UGC-CEC Documentary Award – 2009

17.



Dr. P. M. Mohan 21 3

Dr. R. Mohanraju 11 -

Dr. Jayant Kumar Mishra 16 4

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Dr. Gadi Padmavati 4 - Dr. S. Venu 5 -

Dr. T. Ganesh 2 -

Dr. K.A. Jayaraj 1 -


:

5


:

2


Dr. P.M. Mohan Biodiversity o f B enthic C ommunity and their Environment Characteristics off P ort B lair, Andaman I slands, CMLRE Rs. 30.1 Lakhs


Induced breeding and development of hatchery t echnology for gr ow ing juvenile s ea urchins under c ontrolled conditions and pos sibility of Aquaculture for I sland e conomy development, UGC `8.12 Lakhs

.21.

Research projects completed during last five years & their Outlay

:

Dr. P.M. Mohan – 01 – Rs. 6,79,000/-


23. Number of Ph.D theses guided during the last five years : Nil


Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr. P. M. Mohan 32 4

Dr. R. Mohanraju 4 -

Dr. Jayant Kumar Mishra 15 -

Dr. Gadi Padmavati 3 -

Dr. S. Venu 12 - Dr. T. Ganesh - 4

Dr. K.A. Jayaraj - 2



2.3 3 1.5


552


:

8



: ` 5.29 Lakhs

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DEPARTMENT OF COASTAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT (Port Blair Campus)

1. Name of the Department : Department of Coastal Disaster Management



:

M.Sc Coastal Disaster Management Ph.D, Coastal Disaster Management


: Sanctioned - 4

: Filled - 3

1. Dr . N. Ramanujam 2. Dr . K. Dharanirajan 3. Dr . S. Balaji




:

Courses Men Women Total M.Sc Coastal Disaster M t

14 5 19

Ph.D. 4 - 4




:

4 out of 4


:

3



: New Department



1 : 1 .6


:

Nil

17.



Dr . N. Ramanujam 2 2

Dr. K. Dharanirajan 6 1

Dr. S. Balaji 1 3


:

One “National Seminar on Marine Chemistry organized on 25th February 2010”


:

Nil

20. Number of Ongoing projects : Dr. N. Ramanujam Pale seismological Investigation through G eophysical

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Techniques i n A ndaman & Nicobar I slands, G OI ` 25.25 Lakhs


:

1




Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr . N. Ramanujam 9 2

Dr. K. Dharanirajan 15 6

Dr. S. Balaji 3 4



0.0 0 2.2

26. Number of Books in the Departmental Library, if any : 63


:

E- Journals are being subscribed



: ` 1.00 Lakh

117



DEPARTMENT OF FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

1. Name of the Department : Department of Food Science and Technology



:

M.Sc Food science and Nutr ition M.Sc Food Science and Technology Ph.D Food Science and Nutr ition Ph.D Food Science and Technology


: Sanctioned - 9

: Filled - 5

1. Dr . H. Prathap Kumar Shetty 2. Dr . S. John Don Bosco 3. Dr . Narayanasamy Sangeetha 4. Dr . S. Haripr iya 5. Mr. K.V. Sunooj




:


M.Sc Food science and Nutr ition

25 37 62

M.Sc Food Science and Technology 9 9 18

Ph.D Food Science and Nutr ition 1 7 8

Ph.D Food Science and Technology 3 2 5




:

11 out of 13


:

1


13. Number of Students Passed in NET/SLET etc., (last 5 years)

: Nil


15. Demand Ratio (No. of seats : No. of applications)

:

M.Sc Food Science and Nutr ition 31 : 288 1 : 9 .2

M.Sc Food Science and Technology 12 : 173 1 : 14.4

Ph.D Food Science and Nutr ition 5 : 77 1 : 15.4

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Ph.D Food science and Technology

5 : 36 1 : 7 .2

16.

Awards and recognition received by faculty (last 5 years)

:

Dr. Narayanasamy Sangeetha

Best P aper A ward in National Conference on “Boundless prospects in grain pr ocessing and b y-product utilization” organized by Indian Institute of C rop P rocessing T echnology & Ministry of Food Processing Industries, GOI, New Delhi 2008.

Best p oster a ward, National Conference “Graintech 2008” organized by Paddy Processing Research Centre, Thanjavur, T amilnadu & Ministry of Food Processing Industries, GOI, New Delhi 2008.

Young Scientist’s Award



Dr. H. Prathap Kumar Shetty 2 2

Dr. Narayanasamy Sangeetha 4 2

Dr. S. Haripriya 3 2

Mr. Sunooj .K.V 1 2


:

4


:

Nil


Dr. H. Prathap Kumar Shetty

Reduction of Mycotoxin Exposure in Human Gastro Intestinal Tract using Pre-and P robiotic M icroorganisms, CSIR ` 24 Lakhs

Development of functional starter culture for idli, UGC ` 11 Lakhs

Dr. H. Prathap Kumar Shetty and Dr. S.Haripriya

Evaluation of the nutraceutical potential of nat urovita,total Antioxidant, di afit, ar thobest, asparose, fuliv ac id and de -lipo,Oriens B iocare P vt Lt d, ` 24 Lakhs


:

Nil




Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr . H. Prathap Kumar Shetty 2 3

Dr. S. John Don Bosco 1 -

Dr . Narayanasamy Sangeetha 3 1

Dr. S. Haripriya 5 -

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9.0 2 3.2


No Department at Library Number of Titles on Food Science and Technology at Cental Library : 626


:

E – Journals subscribed



: ` 6.59 Lakhs

120



CENTRE FOR BIOINFORMATICS

1. Name of the Department : Centre for Bioinformatics



:

M.Sc Bioinformatics M.Sc Computational Biology (Modular Courses in Bioinformatics) PG Diploma Course in Bioinformatics Ph.D, Bioinformatics


: Sanctioned - 12

: Filled - 11 1. Dr . Basant Kumar Tiwary 2. Dr . A. Dinakara Rao 3. Dr . P.T.V. Lakshmi 4. Dr . R. Krishna 5. Dr . M. Suresh Kumar 6. Dr . Archana Pan 7. Dr . R. Amutha 8. Dr . B. Syed Ibrahim 9. Dr . A. Murali 10. Dr . Mohan Coumare 11. Ms. V. Amouda

A

Number of Administrative Staff : 4


7. Number of Students (Men/Women) coursewise :


M.Sc Bioinformatics 39 24 63

M.Sc Computational Biology 6 4 10

Modular Course in Bioinformatics 11 2 13

Ph.D. Bioinformatics 10 7 17




:

10 out of 17


:

3



: 3



1 : 10

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: Dr.P.P. Mathur

ICMR International Fellowship Award.

Subhash Mukherjee Memorial Infrar India Oration Award.



Dr . P.P. Mathur 25 10

Dr. A. Dinakara Rao 3 -

Dr . Archana Pan 2 2

Dr. R. Amutha 9 2

V. Amuda 6 - Dr . R. Krishna - 2


:

11


: Nil

20. Number of Ongoing projects

:

Prof. P. P. Mathur

Evaluation of O xidative stress i n Inducing Sub-fertility in male rats by Environmental contaminants; DST ` 14.4 Lakhs

Effect o f env ironmental contaminants on male reproduction; ICMR ` 3.5 Lakhs

Development of E-learning modules in Bioinformatics; DST ` 7.0 Lakhs

Dr.Archana Pan

Searching for potential therapeutic targets in human pathogens (food-& water-borne) us ing c omparative genomics appr oach: M olecular modeling, docking and simulation studies”, UGC ` 7.8 Lakhs

Dr. Dinakara Rao

Isolation and molecular characterization o f l ipoxygenease (Lox) gene( s) from f inger m illet (Elusine coracana L. ), DB T ` 38.9 Lakhs

Molecular cloning, characterization and f unctional ana lysis o f lipoxygease ( lox) gene from horse gram ( Dolichos bi f lorus) germinating seedlings, DS T ` 17.39 Lahks

Dr.R. Krishna X-ray Crystallographic Studies on Protein Crystal… UGC ` 10.6 Lakhs

Dr. P.T.V. Lakshmi

A Probablistic Approach to Interact the S ubstrate- Aloe emodin w ith proteins targeting f or Neuroectodermal T umor, U GC ` 9.7 Lakhs

Insilico screening and comparision of Phyto-chemicals t o t arget Angiotensinogen (AGT) of hypertension at tributing t o hear t

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failure, DST ` 14.32 Lakhs

Dr. M. Suresh Kumar

Structure bas ed d rug des ign for Acidic S phingomyelinase U GC- Major Project, Rs. 10.45 Lakhs

To investigate t he glutathione level discrimination bet w een ox idative stress and t ransforming nec rosis factor-α signaling in the progression from hepat ic s teatosis t o steatohepatitis, UGC ` 7.6 Lakhs


:

1

22. Number of inventions and patens : Nil



:

Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr . P.P. Mathur - 13

Dr. Basant Kumar Tiwary - 2

Dr. Dinakara Rao 2 4

Dr. P.T.V. Lakshmi 3 13

Dr. R. Krishna - 9

Dr. M. Suresh Kumar - 2 Dr. Archana Pan - 3

Dr. R. Amutha - 2

Dr. Syed Ibrahim - 1

Dr. Murali - 11

Dr. Mohane Coumar 1 16

Ms. V. Amouda - 5



0.6 2 2.8


Titles in Centre’s Library = 600


:

13 (Titles at Centre’s Library)



: ` 1.00 Lakh

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DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

1. Name of the Department : Department of English



:

M.A. English & Comparative Literature M.Phil English Ph.D. English PG Diploma in Professional Communication in English


: Sanctioned - 12

: Filled - 12

1. Dr . S. Murali 2. Dr . N. Natarajan 3. Dr . Sujatha Vijayaraghavan 4. Dr . P. Bhaskaran Nair 5. Dr . Clement Sagayaradja Lourdes 6. Dr . H. Kalpana 7. Dr . T. Marx 8. Ms. Lakhi Mai Mili 9. Dr . Binu Zachariah 10. Dr . S. Visaka Devi 11. Dr . Ujjwal Jana 12. Dr . K. Reshmi




:


M.A. English 45 58 103

M.Phil 13 6 19 Ph. D. 5 2 7




:

7 out of 7


:

5

12. Latest revision of the curriculum (year) : June 2010

13. Number of students Passed in NET/SLET etc (last 5 years)

: Nil



M.A. 68 : 250 1 : 4

M.Phil 19 : 125 1 : 7

124



Ph.D. 10 : 70 1 : 7


:

Dr.Kalpana

Awarded U nited S tates F ulbright Fellowship in the Study of Institute Program to at tend a s ix week w orkshop o n Contemporary U nited S tates Li terature (June 15-July 29, 2007)

Awarded Major Research Project gr ant by University Grants Commission (2007-10).

Dr.Sujatha

Award for the best research paper 2006 of the I ndian C hapter of Association for commonw ealth Language and Li terature Studies.

International Recognition f or C reative Writing: 2007-2008

Citation from the Sahitya Akademi

Dr.Murali

Fulbright P ostdoctoral R esearch an d Travel Fellow ship 2006

Charles Wallace India Trust Fellow ship f or Creative W riter i n R esidence at t he Chichester University ,UK-- Runner up.


: Faculty Nat. Intl. Dr . S. Murali 52 -

Dr . Sujatha Vijayaraghavan 4 -

Dr . Clement S. Lourdes 6 5

Dr. H. Kalpana 12 5

Dr. T. Marx 10 -

Dr . K. Reshmi 9 -


:

13 National 6 International 1 Guest Lecture 6


:

Nil

20. Number of Ongoing projects : Dr. Kalpana Re-viewing Women’s Wri ting, UGC `4.2 Lakhs


:

1




Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr . S. Murali 57 -

Dr . Sujatha Vijayaraghavan 22 -

Dr . Clement S. Lourdes 2 5

Dr. H. Kalpana 17 3

Dr. T. Marx 26 -

Dr . K. Reshmi 6 -

125






No Department Library Number of Titles on English at Cental Library : 7224


:

11



: ` 1.05 Lakhs

126



DEPARTMENT OF FRENCH

1. Name of the Department : Department of French



:

M.A. French M.Phil French Ph.D. French


: Sanctioned - 9

: Filled - 7

1. Dr . R. Venguattaramane 2. Dr . S. Pannirselvame 3. Dr . Nalini J. Thampi 4. Mr. S. Anandavadivelou 5. Dr . C. Thirumurugan 6. Ms. Sarmila Achar if 7. Ms. Jayapal Sharmili




:


M.A. 22 21 43

M.Phil 7 14 21

Ph.D. 8 14 22




:

4


:

5


13. Number of students Passed in NET/SLET etc. (last 5 years)

: 20



M.A. 60 : 75 1 : 1 .25

M.Phil 23 : 31 1 : 1 .31 Ph.D. 15 : 18 1 : 1 .2


Prof. S. Pannirselvame

UGC - French Government Social Scientist Exchange Programme 2007

Dr.C. Thirumurugan UGC - French Government Fellowship 2008.

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Mrs. Sarmila Acharif

Canadian Fellow ship July 2011.


: Faculty Nat. Intl. Dr. Nalini J. Thambi 10 5

Dr. R. Venguattaramane 10 7

Dr. S. Pannirselvame 10 7 Dr. C. Thirumurugan 15 5 Mr. S. Anandavadivelou 10 3 Ms. Sarmila Acharif 10 5 Ms. Jayapal Sharmili 2 1


:

12


:

5

20. Number of Ongoing projects : All the Faculty Members

UGC SAP Project, coordinated by Prof. S. Pannirselvame (Deputy Coordinator : Prof.Nalini J. Thampi ), UGC ` 44.0 Lakhs


:

Nil




Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr . R. Venguattaramane - -

Dr . S. Pannirselvame - -

Dr . Nalini J . Thampi 4 1

Mr. S. Anandavadivelou - - Dr . C. Thirumurugan 7 -

Ms. Sarmila Acharif - -

Ms. Jayapal Sharmili - -



No Department Library Number of Titles on French at Cental Library : 3123


:

100



: ` 1.00 Lakh

128



DEPARTMENT OF HINDI

1. Name of the Department : Department of Hindi

2. Year of Establishment : 1993 as part of Sanskrit Department (1997 Independent Status)


:

M.A. Hindi M.Phil Ph.D. PG Diploma in Functional Hindi and Translation


: Sanctioned - 4

: Filled - 4

1. Dr . V. Vizialakshmi 2. Dr . S. Padma Priya 3. Mr. Promod Meena 4. Dr . C. Jaya Sankara Babu




:


M.A. Hindi 6 14 20 M.Phil 4 2 6 Ph.D. 2 1 3




:

08


:

02


13. Number of students Passed in NET/SLET etc (last 5 years)

: 4



Ph.D – 1 : 25


:

Dr. Jayachankar Babu

“Sahityakar S amman” H onoured by Pramod V erma S mriti Sansthan, Raipur, Chattisgarh on 31st July, 2010

Dr. Vijayalakshmi

Rashtra Bhasha S amman” V isw a Hindi Sahitya S eva S ansthan, Allahabad, 2009.

“Award for the Propagation of Hindi” by Rshtriya Hindi Academy, Culcutta, 2010.

129




: Faculty Nat. Intl. Dr. V. Vizialakshmi 3 1

Dr. S. Padma Priya 16 2

Mr. Promod Meena 3 -

Dr. C. Jaya Sankar Babu 8 2


:

5


:

NIL

20. Number of Ongoing projects : Dr. V. Vizialakshmi Vartaman S andarbh M e H indi

Nirgunia Sant Sahitya Aur Kannada Vachana S ahitya K i Prasangikata, UGC ` 6.34 Lakhs



:

NIL


Prof.V.Vizialakshmi 9

Dr.S.Padmapriya 7


Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr. V. Vizialakshmi 11 -

Dr. S. Padma Priya 12 -

Mr. Promod Meena 4 - Dr. C. Jaya Sankara Babu 18 -



5204


:

14



: ` 1.00 Lakh

130



DEPARTMENT OF SANSKRIT

1. Name of the Department : Department of Sanskrit



:

M.A. Sanskrit M.Phil Sanskrit Ph.D. Sanskrit Certificate Course - Sanskrit


: Sanctioned - 6

: Filled - 6

1. Prof. C.S. Radhakrishnan 2. Dr . J . Krishnan 3. Dr . K.E. Dharaneedharan 4. Dr . Chakradhar Behra 5. Dr . C. Palaiah 6. Mr. Anil Pratap Giri




:


M.A. 1 5 6

M.Phil. 2 8 10 Ph.D. 7 5 12 Certificate 1 0 1




:

12 out of 12


:

4



: Nil



M.A. 1 : 2 M.Phil 1 : 3 Ph.D. 1 : 3

16.

Awards and recognition received by faculty (last 5 years) :

Dr. C.S. Radhakrishnan Aw arded “Sanskrit Ratna” 2008.

Dr. K.E. Dharaneedharan “Yuva Vipaschit” and Sastra Ratnakara”

131




: Faculty Nat. Intl. Dr . C. S. Radhakrishnan 15 4

Dr. J . Kr ishnan 7 -

Dr . K. E. Dharaneedharan 21 2

Dr. Chakradhar Behera 5 1

Dr. C. Palaiah 3 -


:

3


:

Nil



:

Nil




Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr . C. S. Radhakrishnan 9 3

Dr. J . Kr ishnan 1 4

Dr. K. E. Dharaneedharan 8 -

Dr . Chakradhar Behera 5 1 Dr. C. Palaiah 3 -

Mr. Anil Pratap Giri 1 -



Department Library = 1000 Number of Titles on Sanskrit at Cental Library : 3893


:

6



: ` 05.00 Lakh

132



DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY

1. Name of the Department : Department of Philosophy



:

M.A. Philosophy M.Phil Philosophy Ph.D. Philosophy


: Sanctioned - 5

: Filled - 5

1. Dr . V.C. Thomas 2. Dr . K. Sr inivas 3. Dr . B.R. Shantha Kumari 4. Dr . S. Indira 5. Dr . P. Kesava Kumar




:


M.A. Philosophy 1 1 2

M.Phil 1 5 6 Ph.D. 6 3 9




: 7 out of 9


:

4

12. Latest revision of the curriculum (year) : 2010-11


: 1



2 : 15


:

Dr. K. Srinivas UGC-DAAD Sr. Scientist Award 2010

Dr. Indira IIAS Associateship, September 2010



Prof. K. Sr inivas 22 5

Dr. B. R. Shantha Kumari 15 4

Dr. P. Kesavakumar 25 1

Dr. S. Indira 16 5


:

4

133




:

Nil

20. Number of Ongoing projects : Dr. K. Srinivas and Dr. B. R. Shantha Kumari

UGC-SA P : Consciousness studies, UGC-SA P DRSI Rs.36.50 La khs


:

Nil




Faculty Nat. Intl.

Prof. K. Sr inivas 8 3 Dr.B.R.Shantha Kumari 11 1

Dr.P.Kesavakumar 3 4

Dr.S.Indira 3 1



No separate Department Library Number of Titles on Philosophy at Cental Library : 2776


:

3 (Central Library)



: ` 0.5 Lakhs

134



DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORTS

1. Name of the Department : Department of Physical Education and Sports

2. Year of Establishment : 1987-1988


:

M.P.Ed M.Phil Ph.D. PGDHFLSM


: Sanctioned - 11

: Filled - 9

1. Dr . N. Govindarajulu 2. Dr . P.K. Subramaniam 3. Dr . D. Sakthignanavel 4. Dr . D. Sultana 5. Dr . G. Vasanthi 6. Dr . M. Elayaraja 7. Mr. K. Tiroumourougane 8. Dr . Ram Mohan Singh 9. Dr . A. Praveen





M.P.Ed 95 29 124

M.Phil 24 - 24

Ph.D. 10 2 12

PGDHFLSM 45 8 53




:

M. Phil. – 11 out of 27 Ph. D. – 02 out of 12


:

6

12. Latest revision of the curriculum (year) :

M. P. Ed. 2008 – 2009 M. Phil. 2008 – 2009 P.G. Dip. 2009 – 2010


: 3



M. P. Ed. 62 : 229 1 : 3 .7 M. Phil. 24 : 119 1 : 5 Ph.D. 12 : 53 1 : 4 .4

135




:

NA



Dr . N. Govindarajulu 8 4

Dr. P.K. Subramaniam 4 9

Dr. D. Sakthignanavel 5 3

Dr. D. Sultana 7 10

Dr. G. Vasanthi 6 6

Dr. M. Elayaraja 5 - Dr . Ram Mohan Singh 1 -

Dr . A. Praveen - 5


:

6


:

Nil

20.

Number of Ongoing projects : Nil


:

Nil




Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr . N. Govindarajulu 8 1

Dr. P.K. Subramaniam 2 3

Dr. D. Sakthignanavel 8 - Dr . D. Sultana 12 -

Dr . G. Vasanthi - 3

Dr. M. Elayaraja 5 2

Dr. A. Praveen 3 3



Department Library is having 791 books


:

Central Library = 5



: ` 4.89 Lakhs

136



DEPARTMENT OF PERFORMING ARTS

1. Name of the Department : Department of Performing Arts

2. Year of Establishment : 03.10.1988


:

MPA M.Phil Ph.D. PGDTA


: Sanctioned - 7

: Filled - 7

1. Dr . K.A. Gunasekaran 2. Dr . R. Raju 3. Dr . V. Arumugam 4. Dr . K.R. Rajaravivarma 5. Mr. Prabhath Bhaskaran 6. Dr . Saravanan Velu 7. Mr. M. Subbiah





M.P.A. 10 5 15

M.Phil 3 - 3

Ph.D. 13 5 18

PGDTA 5 4 9




: 7


:

5



: 12



M.P.A. 31 : 19

M.Phil 15 : 15

Ph.D. 8 : 3

PGDTA 20 : 09


:

6

137




: 36


:

39


:

Dr.K.R.Rajaravivarma ` 45,000/-

20. Number of Ongoing projects : Dr.V.Arumugham Authentic Analytical

Documentation Ethno Cultural Programme of Theru-K-Koothu, UGC ` 3.86 Lakhs


:

Dr. K. A. Gunasekaran

Narative of Rural Arts, UGC, ` 4.11 Lakhs

Dr. V. Arumugham (One Project)

Authentic Analytical Documentation, UGC, ` 3.8 Lakhs



Dr. R. Raju

2008-2009 3

2009-2010 5

Dr. V. Arumugham

2008-2009 5

2009-2010 2

Dr. K. A. Gunasekaran 2007-2008 3


Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr . K.A. Gunasekaran 1 15

Dr. R. Raju - 4

Dr. V. Arumugham 4 16

Dr. K.R. Rajaravivarma - 2

Dr. Saravanan Velu 1 5 Mr. M. Subbiah - 5



No Department Library Number of Titles on Performing Arts at Cental Library : 914


:

1



: ` 2.45 Lakhs

138



DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY

1. Name of the Department : Department of Anthropology



:

M.A. Anthropology M.Phil. Anthropology Ph.D. Anthropology


: Sanctioned - 7

: Filled - 6 1. Dr . T. Subramanyam Naidu 2. Dr . A. Chellaperumal 3. Dr . Valerie Dkhar 4. Dr . Jesurathnam Devarapalli 5. Dr . Ajeet Jaiswal 6. Mr. Rajesh G. Kundargi




Courses Men Women Total M.A. Anthropology

12 9 21

M.Phil Anthropology

5 5 10

Ph.D.

12 4 16




:

12


:

2



: Nil



51:55 - 1 : 1 .1


: Dr. Ajeet Jaiswal

Best Paper Award on Paper ““A Study Of The Lung Function Among Male Textile Workers Of Uttar Pradesh” in 98th I ndian S cience C ongress at SRM University, Chennai, Tamilnadu.



Prof. A. Chellaperumal 25 5

Prof. T.S. Naidu 4 -

139



Dr. D. Jesurathnam 12 1 Dr. Valer ie Dkhar 3 -

Dr . Ajeet Jaiswal 18 3

Mr. Rajesh Kundargi 2 -


:

4 2


:

2

20. Number of Ongoing projects

: Dr. A. Chellaperumal

Water Resource Management, DST, ` 1.0 Lakh Rack Arts, IGNCA,` 17.0 Lakhs


:

5


23. Number of Ph.D theses guided during the last five years

:

Prof. T.S. Naidu Prof. A. Chellaperumal

5 2


Faculty Nat. Intl.

Prof. A. Chellaperumal 10 - Prof. T.S. Naidu 5 5

Dr. D. Jesurathnam 3 3

Dr. Valer ie Dkhar 1 -

Dr . Ajeet Jaiswal 3 4

Mr. Rajesh Kundargi 1 -



No Department Library Number of Titles on Anthropology at Cental Library : 1640


:

12



: ` 1.00 Lakh

140



DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY

1. Name of the Department : Department of History



:

M.A. History M.Phil History Ph.D. History


: Sanctioned - 7

: Filled - 7

1. Dr . Venkata Raghotham 2. Dr . K. Rajan 3. Dr . G. Chandhrika 4. Dr . Kanchi Venugopal Reddy 5. Dr . N. Chandramouli 6. Dr . Mohammed Mustafa 7. Dr . Paokholal Haopkip




:


M.A. History 37 26 63 M.Phil 9 - 9 Ph.D. 5 3 8




:

8 out of 8


:

5


13. Number of students Passed in NET/SLET etc. (last 5 years) : 3



M.A. 52 : 128 1 : 2 .5

M.Phil 15 : 156 1 : 10.4

Ph.D. 2 : 95 1 : 47.5


:

Dr. Venkataragothaman Best Teacher Aw ard 2010



Dr . Venkata Raghotham 11 -

Dr . K. Rajan 12 2

141



Dr. G. Chandhrika 16 1 Dr. Kanchi Venugopal Reddy 29 2

Dr. N. Chandramouli 9 1

Dr. Mohammed Mustafa 5 -

Dr . Paokholal Haokip 3 -


:

7


:

Nil

20. Number of Ongoing projects : Dr. K. Rajan

Excavations of a Sangam Age Site – Porunthal, CICT `5.0 Lakhs

Early Historic A rchaeology: A Study on Cultural Transformation (Tamil Nadu), UGC `5.90 Lakhs

Documentation of Build Heritage and Sites and Documentation of Antiquities, ASI ` 12.47 Lakhs

Demarcation of Protected Monuments as per Ancient M onuments and Archaeological S ites and R emains (Amendment and V alidation) A ct – 2010 - A Pilot Study of Koranganathar Temple, S rinivasanallur, T iruchirapalli Dt., A SI `5.0 Lakhs


:

5




Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr . Venkata Raghotham 3 1

Dr. K. Rajan 18 9

Dr. G. Chandhrika 9 1

Dr. Kanchi Venugopal Reddy 8 2

Dr. N. Chandramouli 4 -

Dr . Mohammed Mustafa 3 -

Dr . Paokholal Haokip 2 -



No Department Library, Number of Titles on History at Cental Library : 4802

142




:

10



: ` 0.5Lakh

143



DEPARTMENT OF POLITICS AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

1. Name of the Department : Department of Politics and International Studies



:

M.A. Politics and International Studies M.Phil Politics and International Studies Ph.D. Politics and International Studies


: Sanctioned - 12

: Filled - 8

1 .Dr. Nalini Kant Jha 2. Dr. D. Sambandhan 3. Dr. B. Mohanan 4. Dr. P. Lazarus Samraj 5. Dr. P. Moorthy 6. Dr. B. Krishnamoorthy 7. Mr. L. Premasekara 8. Mr. G. Rose




:


M.A. 20 14 34

M.Phil 15 2 17

Ph.D. 4 - 4




:

18


:

5



: 1



M.A. 52 : 77 1 : 1 .5

M.Phil 23 : 119 1 : 5 .2 Ph.D. 13 : 49 1 : 3 .8


:

Dr. P. Moorthy Member of the National Advisory Committee of Indian Society of Gandhian Studies, New Delhi

Dr. D. Sambandhan Best Teacher Award, 2010

Dr. P. Lazarus Samraj

Edw in Gilmour Award 2006 by Indian Association for American Studies.

144




: Faculty Nat. Intl. Dr. D. Sambandhan 4 -

Dr. B. Mohanan 10 - Dr. P. Moorthy 5 4 Dr. P. Lazarus Samraj 12 7

Dr. B. Krishnamoorthy 21 5 Mr. L. Premasekara 4 3 M. G. Rose 2 1


:

International 2

National 12


:

NA


Dr. B. Krishnamurthy

European Common Foreign and Security Policy- Implications for India, UGC ` 4.96 Lakhs Jaw aharlal N ehru and t he F reedom Movements i n India, I CHR `75.00 Lakhs

Dr. B. Mohanan

Women La w and P ublic D omain: A Study with Special Reference to Kerala, UGC ` 6.50 Lakhs Civil S ociety and S ocial C apital in South Asia, ICSSR ` 9.0 Lakhs

Dr. P. Lazarus Samraj

Indian Parliament and Foreign Policy Making : A Case Study on t he Attitude of the Indian Parliament Tow ards China 1952-2010, UGC ` 7.07 Lakhs Indian Parliament and India’s Nuclear and missile pol icymaking, UGC ` 7.32 Lakhs


:

3




Faculty Nat. Intl. Dr. D. Sambandhan 4 2 Dr. B. Mohanan 20 1 Dr. P. Moorthy 8 1

Dr. P. Lazarus Samraj 5 5

Dr. B. Krishnamoorthy 11 1 Mr. L. Premasekara 3 2



No Department Library Number of Titles on Politics and International Studies at Cental Library : 3765

145




:

18



: ` 0.5 Lakh

146



DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WORK

1. Name of the Department : Department of Social Work



:

Master of Social Work M.Phil Social Work Ph.D. Social Work PG Diploma in IRLW


: Sanctioned - 7

: Filled - 6

1. Dr . R. Nalini 2. Dr . A. Shahin Sultana 3. Dr . K. Anbu 4. Dr . C. Satheesh Kumar 5. Mr. P.B. Sankar Narayan 6. Mr. Iftekhar Alam




:

Courses Men Women Total M.S.W 60 27 87 M.Phil 5 6 11 Ph.D. 8 - 8




:

4 out of 8


:

2


13. Number of students Passed in NET/SLET etc. (last 5 years) : New Department



M.S.W 1 : 17 M.Phil 1 : 8 Ph.D. 1 : 13


:

Dr. Nalini

Associate, U.G. C. Inter-University Centre for Humanit ies and Social Sciences (IUC) functioning at t he I ndian Institute of Advanced S tudy, Shimla; aw arded in J une 2008. Duration: one month each for three years.

Dr. Shakin ICSSR Aw ard f or Paper on ‘ Living Dangerously: Migrant Families w ith Young

147



Sultana

Children i n India – The br unt of t he economic upheavals of the 1990’s’ Research A dvisory Committee, NIPCCD, Delhi “Child Care Services provided by Govt and N GO r un ho mes: A Comparative Study”, (2010-2011). Project A dvisory Committee member for a p roject on ‘ Quality E arly Childhood Education – A Handbook for Practitioners’, Dept. of Elementary Education, N CERT, D elhi, (2009 – 2010). Member, Committee Against Sexual Harassment, Dept. of Social Work, University of Delhi (2008-2009) Editorial Board Member, Journal of S chool Social Work, Chennai from 2005 onwards Core Committee Member, Sub-Committee for P re-primary t eacher edu cation programme, N CTE f or pr eparing m odel syllabi in the light of NCTFE 2009 Project Advisory Committee member for a project on ‘Laws related to Child Protection – An I nformation B ooklet’’, N IPCCD, Delhi, (2009-2010). Research and Ethics Advisory committee member of a study on ‘ Non-Communicable Chronic Diseases in India – A Study of t he Gaps, Quality and C ost of Care commissioned by Chronic Care Foundation, Delhi (2008-2009).

Dr. Satheesh Kumar

Awarded 1000 USD for participation and oral presentation in 22nd International Tsunami Symposium 2005 from 27th to 29th June, 2005 or ganized by National Observatory of Athens, Greece.



Dr . G. Ramathir tham 17 6 Dr. R. Nalini 12 2 Dr. A. Shahin Sultana 13 5 Dr. K. Anbu 9 3 Dr. C. Satheesh Kumar 12 6 Mr. P.B. Sankar Narayan 10 8 Mr. Iftekhar Alam 2 -


: 2 3


: Nil

20. Number of Ongoing projects : Dr. R. Nalini

Social work practice in industry (A Study of Select Industrial Organizations in Tata Group), UGC `53.00 Lakhs Emotional violence against women in the workplace (A Study of Academicians in select Indian Universities), UGC ̀ 6.04 Lakhs

148



Dr. A. Shahin Sultana

A National Evaluation Study of Indira Awaas Yojana, Planning Commission ` 29.32 Lakhs


:

2




Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr . G. Ramathir tham 1 2 Dr. R. Nalini 7 - Dr . A. Shahin Sultana 25 1 Dr. K. Anbu 6 - Dr . C. Satheesh Kumar 10 1 Mr. P.B. Sankar Narayan 5 2



3.0 1 Nil


No Department Library Number of Titles on Social Work at Cental Libraryes at Central Library : 1036


:

7



: ` 1.00 Lakh

149



DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY

1. Name of the Department : Department of Sociology



:

M.A. Sociology M.Phil Sociology Ph.D. Sociology PG Diploma in Rural Development


: Sanctioned - 8

: Filled - 6

1. Dr . B.B. Mohanty 2. Dr . G. Ramathir tham 3. Dr . Sudha 4. Dr . K. Gulam Dasthagir 5. Dr . C. Aruna 6. Dr . Pradeep Kumar Paridha




Courses Men Women Total M.A. 23 30 53

M.Phil 10 5 15

Ph.D. 11 11 22 PGDRD 19 10 29




: 18 out of 22


:

4

12. Latest revision of the curriculum (year) : June 2010


: 14



1 : 4


:

Dr. B.B. Mohanthy

Most A ble S tar for O utstanding Achievement i n t he F ield of “Social Research” by T NHFCT and Need Trust, 2008. Best Research Paper Award in UGC National S eminar by D epartment of Sociology, Nagercoil, 29-08-2008

150



Quaid-E-Milleth Academic Achievement Award by I maan T amil Izhakiya Peravai, Chennai, 2007



Dr . B.B. Mohanty 11 6 Dr. Sudha 3 10 Dr. K. Gulam Dasthagir 15 - Dr . C. Aruna 10 2 Dr. Pradeep Kumar Paridha 11 3


: 5


: 1

20. Number of Ongoing projects : Dr. K. Gulam Dasthagir

Participatory Irrigation Management in Cumbum V alley: A Sociological Appraisal, UGC `1.00 Lakhs Gender par ticipation i n W ater us er Association of S athanur I rrigation System: A n Appraisal of Exclusion V s Empow erment of Women-Farmers in the Management of Irrigation System, ICSSR ` 3.00 Lakhs


:

Nil


23. Number of Ph.D theses guided during the last five years : Dr. G. Ramathir tham – 4


Faculty Nat. Intl. Dr . B.B. Mohanty 6 2 Dr. G. Ramathir tham 2 - Dr . Sudha 3 1 Dr. K. Gulam Dasthagir 10 - Dr . C. Aruna 1 - Dr . Pradeep Kumar Paridha 4 1



0.0 0 0.8


No Department Library Number of Titles on Sociology at Cental Library : 2251


:

8



: ` 1.33Lakh

151



CENTRE FOR WOMEN’S STUDIES

1. Name of the Department : Centre for Women’s Studies



:

M.Phil Women Studies Ph.D. Women Studies


: Sanctioned - 2

: Filled - 1

1. Dr . Usha V.T.




:

Courses Men Women Total M.Phil 2 1 3

Ph.D. 3 3 6




: 4


:

1



: 9



15 : 16


:

Dr. V.T. Usha University of Cambridge Fellowship


: Dr. V.T. Usha 3


: 12


: 1

20. Number of Ongoing projects : Dr. V.T. Usha Women in Puducherry


:

Nil



152



24. Publications by Faculty (last 5 years) : Nil



No Department Library Number of Titles on Women’s Studies at Cental Library : 744


:

Nil



: ` 0.5 Lakh

153



UNESCO MADANJEET SINGH INSTITUTE OF SOUTH ASIA REGIONAL COOPERATION

1. Name of the Department : UNESCO Madanjeet Singh Institute of South Asia Regional Cooperation



:

M.A. South Asian Studies Ph.D. Souththern Asia Studies


: Sanctioned - 6

: Filled - 4

1. Dr . A. Subramanyam Raju 2. Mr. Santhosh Mathew 3. Dr . S.I. Humanyun 4. Dr . D. Purushothaman




:


M.A. 18 15 33

Ph.D. 3 - 3




:

Nil


:

1



: 1



M.A. South Asian Studies 40 : 43

Ph.D. South Asian Studies 6 : 18 1 : 3


:

Dr. N.K. Jha

On t he r ecommendations of s each committee invited to hold Rajiv Gandhi c hair at the University of Allahabad (2007-2009)

Leading E ducator’s of t he W orld, 2008 aw ard by International B iographical Center, Cambridge, England.

Nominated for Inclusion in Great Minds of the 21 st Century, by American B iographical Institute, Washington DC.

Received F ulbright a ward o f t he U S Government for teaching a course on S outh Asia at the Center for South Asia Studies of

154



the P ual H N itze S chool of Advanced International S tudies o f J ohns H opkins University, Washington DC dur ing t he y ear 2006.



Dr . N. K. Jha 64 24

Dr. D. Purushothaman 9 5

Dr. S.I. Humayun 3 3

Mr. Santhosh Mathew 5 4


:

4


:

Nil


Dr. A. Subramanyam Raju

Human Security Dimensions of South Asia, Rs.5.64 Lakhs

Dr. D. Purushothaman

“Parliament i n t he Making of India’s Foreign Policy: A Case of India’s U S Policy s ince t he 1990’s”. Effect the since February 2011 ( two y ears), UGC ` 3.84 Lakhs


:

New Department

22. Number of Inventions and Patents : Not Applicable

23. Number of Ph.D theses guided during the last five years : Dr. N. K. Jha 4


Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr . N. K. Jha 8 3

Dr. D. Purushothaman 4 -

Dr . S.I. Humayun 3 -

Mr. Santhosh Mathew 4 1



No Department Library Number of Titles on South Asian Studies at Cental Library : 512


:

Nil



: ` 0.5 Lakh

155



CENTRE FOR STUDY OF SOCIAL EXCLUSION AND INCLUSIVE POLICY

1. Name of the Department : Centre for Study of Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy



:

M.Phil Social Exclusion Ph.D. Social Exclusion


: Sanctioned - 6

: Filled - 3

1. Dr . T.S. Naidu 2. Dr . M. Thanuja 3. Dr . Kr ishna Rao Estharla 4. Mr. M.A Chidambaram




:


M.Phil 8 4 12

Ph.D. 2 1 3


9. Ratio of Teachers to Research Scholars : 4 : 15 - 1 : 4


:

3 out of 3


:

1

12.

Latest revision of the curriculum (year) : 2009


: New Programme


15.

Demand Ratio (No. of seats : No. of applications) :

1 : 4


:

Dr. Subramaniam Naidu

Sastri Indo – Canadian Award for Faculty Enrichment

Dr. Thanuja Mummuti

Anthropology Fellowship for carrying out Postdoctoral R esearch i n t he Department of Anthropology, D urham University, U.K.

‘Man-Nature relationship’ in the 4th Inter-Congress o f t he I ndian N ational Academy and C onfederation of Anthropologists orgainsed by t he University of Hyderabad, India.



Dr . T.S. Naidu 8 2

156



Dr. M. Thanuja 12 5 Dr. Kr ishna Rao Estharla 4 -

Mr. M.A. Chidambaram 1 -


: 7


: 1 12.09 Lakhs

20. Number of Ongoing Projects : Dr. T. Subramanyam Naidu

Computerisation of 75 P TG’s i n mult imedia pr ogrammes, UG C `9.81 Lakhs

Evaluation of Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan programme in Puducherry UT, Social Justice & Empow erment ` 2.28 Lakhs

21. Research projects completed during last five years & their Outlay :

Dr. T. Subramanyam Naidu

Reproductive and C hild Health problems among the Primit ive Tr ies in Nilgiri Hills o f T amilnadu – An operational r esearch study, ICMR, ` 7.40 lakhs Base line s tudy of A mity and Modernization of Police Department in The Union Territory of Puducherry, Government of P uducherry, ` 1.0 lakh




Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr . T.S. Naidu 5 4

Dr. M. Thanuja 2 -

Dr . Kr ishna Rao Estharla 7 -



No Department Library Number of Titles on Social Exclusion and Inclusion Policy at Cental Library : 410


:

Nil



: ` 0.5 Lakh

157



SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

1. Name of the Department : School of Education

2. Year of Establishment : 10.10.2007


:

M.Ed. Ph.D


: Sanctioned - 7

: Filled - 7

1. Dr . M.S. Lalithamma 2. Dr . M. Balamurugan 3. Dr . K. Chellamani 4. Dr . Mumtaz Begum 5. Mr. R. Vijay Kumar 6. Dr . Amruth G. Kumar 7. Dr . E. Sreekala




:


M.Ed. 22 16 38 Ph.D. 11 8 19




: 8


:

1



: 23



40 : 595 - 1 : 7 .4


Dr.Lalithamma Nominated as standing committee member to review NCTE regulations, 2009

Dr.Amruth G. Kumar Best Teacher Award 2010


: Faulty Nat. Intl.

Dr . M.S. Lalithamma 22 1

Dr. M. Balamurugan 31 8

Dr. K. Chellamani 13 7

Dr. K. Mumtaz Begum 9 5

Mr. R. Vijay Kumar 6 1

158



Dr. Amruth G. Kumar 12 7 Dr. E. Sreekala 5 -


:

4 1


:

20. Number of Ongoing projects : Dr. M.S. Lalithamma

A S tudy o f I mpact of I n-Service Teacher T raining under S SA o n Classroom Transaction – Tamilnadu (State c oordinator f or the National Study of M HRD t hrough N CERT- `9.80 Lakhs

Dr. K. Chellamani

Fosering s tudent-teachers’ competencies i n t hinking and reading through c omprehension monitoring Training, C ER, M adurai Kamarai University ̀ 2.50 Lakhs

Dr. Amruth G. Kumar

Some factors relating to Information skills of P ost G raduate S tudents funded by UGC ` 5.70 Lakhs

Dr. Sreekala. E

Feasibility of Implementing ADEPTS (Advancment of E dutional Performance through Teacher support – An M HRD-UNICEF in it iative) in Puducherry – SSA ̀ 1.00 Lakh


:

Nil




Faulty Nat. Intl.

Dr . M.S. Lalithamma 4 -

Dr . M. Balamurugan 25 -

Dr . K. Chellamani 15 -

Dr . K. Mumtaz Begum 10 2

Mr. R. Vijay Kumar 2 -

Dr . Amruth G. Kumar 14 3

Dr. E. Sreekala 8 1



No Departmental Library Number of Titles on Education at Cental Library : 1386

159




:

14 ( At Central Library)



: ` 1.09 Lakhs

160



DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE

1. Name of the Department : Department of Library and Information Science



:

Master of Library and Information Science PGDLAN Ph.D. Library Science


: Sanctioned - 7

: Filled - 6

1. Dr . C.K. Ramaiah 2. Dr . R. Sevukan 3. Dr . Rekha Rani Varghese 4. Mr. K. Anas 5. Mr. Mangkhollen Singson 6. Mr. M. Leeladharan




:


MLIS 14 11 25 PGDLAN 17 6 23 Ph.D. 7 2 9




:

9 out of 9


:

2



: 1



31 : 84 - 1 : 2 .7


:

Mr. M. Leeladharan Best Teacher Aw ard



Dr. Chennupati Kodanda Ramaiah 2 1

Dr. R. Sevukan - 3

Dr. Rekha Rani Varghese 9 1

Mr. K. Anas 4 1

Mr. M. Leeladharan 3 3

161




:

2


:

2

20. Number of Ongoing Projects : Dr. C.K. Ramaiah

A study of school libraries in the schools o f P uducherry D istrict of Pondicherry U T, E ducation `0.80 Lakhs

Production of Betacam Video Film on ISWAMANDIRAM in 3 versions. 2007, V IMS `0.75 Lakhs

Production of B etacam f ilm on DIVICA Y ATRALU. 2006, VIMS ` 0.50 Lakhs


:

Nil




Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr. Chennupati Kodanda Ramaiah 25 2

Dr. R. Sevukan 6 1

Dr. Rekha Rani Varghese 6 1

Mr. K. Anas 1 - Mr. Mangkhollen 2 -

Mr. M. Leeladharan 2 -



3.78 4 0.5


No Separate Department Library Number of Titles on Library and Information Science at Cental Library : 800


:




: ` 0.5 Lakhs

162



DEPARTMENT OF MASS COMMUNICATION

1. Name of the Department : Department of Mass Communication



:

M.A. Mass Communication PGDJMC Ph.D. Mass Communication


: Sanctioned - 6

: Filled - 5

1. Dr . S. Anand Lenin Vethanayagam 2. Dr . D. Nivedhitha 3. Mr. M. Shuaib Mohamed Haneef 4. Mrs. Radhika Khanna 5. Mr. Samarjit Kachari




:


M.A. 42 20 62 PGDJMC 10 1 11 Ph.D. 4 3 7




:

7


:

2



: Nil



40 : 193 - 1 : 4 .8


Mr. M Shuaib Mohamed Haneef,

Best Teacher Award, 2010

Asia Culture Fellow , 2006 , Chonnam National U niversity, Gw angju, R epublic of K orea (South Korea)


: Faculty Nat. Intl. Dr. S. Anand Lenin 9 3

Dr. D. Nivedhitha 1 1 Mr. M. Shuaib 4 4 Mrs. Radhika Khanna 5 1

Mr. Samarjit Kachari 3 -

163




:

01 (National seminar on January 21-22, 2010 on “Emerging T rends in M edia: T he Rise of D igital Culture and its Impact on Information Society”)


:

Nil



:

Nil


23. Number of Ph.D theses guided during the last five years : Ph.D. programme started only from 2010


:

Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr . S. Anand Lenin 7 1

Dr. D. Nivedhitha 1 3

Mr. M. Shuaib 3 1



Departmental Library = 167


:

6 newspapers , 2 Journals and 21 Periodicals



: ` 1.00 Lakh

164



CENTRE FOR ELECTRONIC MEDIA

1. Name of the Department : Centre for Electronic Media



:

M.Sc. Electronic Media PG Diploma in Television Production Ph.D.


: Sanctioned - 6

: Filled - 4

1. Dr . S. Arulselvan 2. Mr. A. Muthamil 3. Ms. Santhi Sir i 4. Dr . T. Balasaravanan




Courses Men Women Total M.Sc. Electronic Media 50 6 56

PG Diploma in Television Production

6 1 7

Ph.D. 6 0 6




:

5 out of 6


:

One

12. Latest revision of the curriculum (year) : 2010-2011

13. Number of Students passed in NET/ SLET etc., (last 5 years)

: 1



40 : 145


Dr. T. Balasaravanan

“Chaman Lal Memorial Award from Chaman Lal Memorial Society for excellence in Stage Lighting Design”, 2010.


:

Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr. S. Arulselvan 15 5

Mr. A. Muthamil - 3 Ms. V. Santhi Siri 10 8

Dr. T. Balasaravanan 6 4

165




:

1


:

Nil

20. Number of Ongoing projects : Dr. S. Arulselvan

Internet Radio: An effective medium for Distributive Communication among the Open and Distance Learners

To Develop f our e-content for the four courses offered by the Tamil Nadu Open University National Mission on Education through ICT (MHRD)


:

2




Dr . T. Balasaravanan 1 2



No Separate Department Library Number of Titles on Electronic Media at Cental Library : 1304


:

No. of Journals at Central Library = 11



: ` 3.33 Lakhs

166



DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

1. Name of the Department : Department of Computer Science



:

M.C.A. M.Sc. Computer Science M.Tech. Computer Science & Engineering. M.Tech. Network and Internet Engineering. M.Sc. Integrated Ph.D.


: Sanctioned - 24

: Filled - 21 1. Dr. S. Kuppuswami (On Leave) 2. Dr. R. Subramanian 3. Dr. P. Dhavachelvan 4. Dr. Aghila 5. Dr. T. Chithralekha (On Leave) 6. Dr. S. Sivasathya 7. Mr. R.P. Seenivasan 8. Mr. K. Vijayanand 9. Mr. T. Sivakumar 10. Mrs. R. Sunitha 11. Ms. Pothula Sujatha 12. Mr. K. Suresh Joseph 13. Mrs. M. Sathya 14. Mr. K.S. Kuppusamy 15. Mr. S.K.V. Jayakumar 16. Mrs. V. Uma 17. Ms. P. Shanthi Bala 18. Mrs. M. Nandhini 19. Dr. M.S. Saleem Basha 20. Dr. T. Vengattaraman 21. Dr. S. Ravi




:


M.C.A 104 24 128 M.Sc Computer Science 46 45 91

M.Sc Integrated 04 11 15 M.Tech Computer Science 27 15 42

M.Tech Network & Internet Engineering

32 09 41

Ph.D 12 11 23


167





:

11 out of 21


:

6



: 8

14 Success Rate of Students : 100%

15. Demand Ratio (No. of seats : No. of applications)

:

MCA 1 : 61 M.Sc 1 : 11 M.Tech (CSE) 1 : 57 M.Tech (NIE) 1 : 31

M.Sc (Intg) 1 : 9

Ph.D 1 : 113 16. Awards and recognition received by faculty

(last 5 years)

:

Dr. Aghila Best Schrodinger Poster Award

Dr. Sivasathya

Best paper award International conference on Information Processing, Bangalore, India

Shiksha Rattan Puraskar India International Friendship Society (IIFS), Delhi

Mr. Jayakumar Best Online Course Content Award, Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore

Mrs. Uma Best Paper Award in International Conference on Digital Factory



Dr . P. Dhavachelvan 3 5

Dr. Aghila 9 2

Dr. T. Chithralekha 10 3

Dr. S. Sivasathya 12 -

Mr. R.P. Seenivasan 6 -

Mr. K. Vijayanand 12 - Mrs. R. Sunitha 4 -

Ms. Pothula Sujatha 3 -

Mr. K. Suresh Joseph 1 -

Mr. M. Sathya 11 6

Mr. S.K.V. Jayakumar 2 -

Mrs. V. Uma 1 5

Ms. P. Shanthi Bala 2 - Mrs. M. Nandhini 5 5

168



Dr. T. Vengattaraman 1 2 Dr. S. Ravi 2 -


:

18

19. Number of teachers engaged in consultancy and the Outlay

:

2 82,10,000/-


Dr.S.Kuppuswami

Specialized Computer System, for V isually han dicapped, AICTE ` 15 La khs

Collaborative Directed B asic Research in Smart and Secure Environment, N TRO ` 1.56 Crores

Dr.R.Subramanian Optimal Parallel Scheduling Algorithm f or R obotic ARM, AICTE ` 5 Lakhs

Dr.P.Dhavachelvan Multi-Model Approach f or Adaptive Web Service Selection, DST ` 24.0 Lakhs

Dr.S.Siva Sathya

Bio-inspired Intrusion Response System through Feature Relevance A nalysis on A ttack Classif ication, A ICTE ` 4.8 Lakhs


:

2

22. Number of inventions and patents : Patents : 04 (Field) Standards : 01 (Proposed)


24.

Publications by faculty

:

Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr . R. Subramanian 9 16

Dr. P. Dhavachelvan 6 113

Dr. Aghila 2 32

Dr. T. Chithralekha 4 28

Dr. S. Sivasathya 3 18 Mr. R.P. Seenivasan 3 1

Mr. K. Vijayanand 11 4

Mr. T. Sivakumar 2 2

Mrs. R. Sunitha 1 9

Ms. Pothula Sujatha - 16

Mr. K. Suresh Joseph - 14

Mr. M. Sathya 2 12 Mr. K.S. Kuppusamy - 9

Mr. S.K.V. Jayakumar 1 16

169



Mrs. V. Uma - 1 Ms. P. Shanthi Bala 2 2

Mrs. M. Nandhini 6 11

Dr. M.S. Saleem Basha 6 12

Dr. T. Vengattaraman 2 21

Dr. S. Ravi 1 17



0.5 2 0.4


No Separate Department Library Number of Titles on Computer Science at Cental Library : 7561


:




: ` 1.00 Lakh

170



DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE (Karaikal Campus)

1. Name of the Department : Department of Computer Science (Karaikal Centre)



:

M.C.A


: Sanctioned - 7

: Filled - 5

1. Dr . S. Bhuvaneswari 2. Mr. G. Suresh Kumar 3. Mrs. K. Vaitheki 4. Mr. G. Kumaravelan 5. Mrs. R. Lakshmi




:


M.C.A 54 17 71


9. Ratio of Teachers to Research Scholars : No Programme


: Not Applicable


:

2



: New Department



31 : 3614 - 1 : 116


:

G. Kumaravelan Best Paper Aw ard



Mr. G. Suresh Kumar 11 - Mrs. K. Vaitheki 3 -

Mr. G. Kumaravelan 1 -


: Nil

171




:

Nil



:

Nil




Faculty Nat. Intl.

Mr. G. Suresh Kumar 6 3

Mrs. K. Vaitheki 2 3

Mr. G. Kumaravelan 6 2



0.3 1 0.0


2040


:

Nil



: ` 0.5 Lakh

172



DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

1. Name of the Department : Department of Electronics Engineering



:

M.Tech Electronics


: Sanctioned - 6

: Filled - 2

1. Ms. P. Samundiswary 2. Dr . T. Shanmuganatham




:

Courses Men Women Total M.Tech Electronics 18 6 24




:

Not Applicable


:

Dr. T.Shanmuganantham is advisory committee member of RIT, Yanam

12. Latest revision of the curriculum (year) : May 2010


: Nil



24 : 900


Dr. T. Shanmuganantham

Biography is included i n the 27th Edition of M arquis Who’s Who i n t he World 2010, USA f or R esearch Contribution in the area of Antennas.


: Faculty Nat. Intl. Ms. P. Samundiswary 1 2

Dr. T. Shanmuganantham 6 9


:

5


:

Nil



:

Nil

173




23. Number of Ph.D theses guided during the last five years : No Programme


Ms. P. Samundiswary 6 6

Dr. T. Shanmuganantham 6 15




No Department Library Number of Titles on Electronics Engineering at Cental Library : 470


:

Journals at Central Library = 2



: ` 2.5 Lakh

174



CENTRE FOR POLLUTION CONTROL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

1. Name of the Department : Centre for Pollution Control & Environmental Engineering



:

M.Tech M.Phil Ph.D.


: Sanctioned - 7

: Filled - 4

1. Dr . S.A. Abbasi 2. Dr . S. Gajalakshmi @ Suja 3. Mr. S. Sudalai 4. Dr . Tasneem Abbasi




:


M.Tech 15 15 30

M.Phil 7 3 10

Ph.D. 9 6 15




:

12


:

1



: 2



M.Tech 1 : 20

M.Phil 1 : 22

Ph.D. 1 : 10


:

Dr. S.A. Abbasi Membership of the Board of Governors, I IT Roorkee Membership of the Court, BHU, Varanas i



Dr . S.A. Abbasi 7 11

Dr. S. Gajalakshmi 3 1

175



Mr. S. Sudalai 3 4 Dr. Tasneem Abbasi 12 15


:

2


:

2

20. Number of Ongoing projects : Dr.S.A. Abbasi

Tow ards opening a new frontier in bioprocess t echnology: dev elopment of termite-based systems for resource recovery from l igneous and ot her diff icult-to-biodegrade solid w astes, DBT , ` 36.25 Lakhs

R&D-cum-action and awareness project on r ainwater har vesting, ground w ater r echarge an d wastewater r euse, M oWRGoI ` 30.35 Lakhs

Status of Industrial Pollution Control (Large, Medium and Small) in the U.T. of P uducherry, PP CP ` 3.0 Lakhs


:

2

22. Number of inventions and patens : 4 (applied)


Prof. S. A. Abbasi 15 Dr. S. Gajalakshmi 6


Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr . S.A. Abbasi 13 20

Dr. S. Gajalakshmi 3 5

Mr. S. Sudalai 1 -

Dr . Tasneem Abbasi 11 17



3.4 8 3.7


No Separate Department Library Number of Titles on Pollution Control and Environmental Engineering at Cental Library : 381


:




: ` 6.75 Lakh

176



CENTRE FOR GREEN ENERGY TECHNOLOGY

1. Name of the Department : Centre for Green Energy Technology



:

M. Tech in Green Energy Technology


: Sanctioned - 6

: Filled - 4

1. Dr . P. Thilakan 2. Dr . B. Mohammed Jaffer Ali 3. Dr . R. Arun Prasath 4. Dr . R. Prasanth




:

Courses Men Women Total M.Tech Green Energy Technology

6 1 7




:

NA


:

12

12. Latest revision of the curriculum (year) : 18.02.2011


: Nil



18 : 116 - 1 : 6.4


:

Dr. P. Thilakan

IITA- Visiting P rofessorship (Institute of Information T echnology, M inistry o f Information and Communication, South Korea ITFSIP ( IT F oreign S pecialist Inviting Program)

‘SRIJAN S HRI’ aw arded by Srijan Samman, Raipur (Chattisgarh) on 16th February, 2008.

Dr. R. Arun

Prasath

BOF Post Doctoral Fellowship from Ghent University, Ghent, Belgium (2008-2009).



Dr. P. Thilakan 23 7

Dr. B. M. Jafar Ali 9 4 Dr. R. Arunprasath 5 8

177




:

1


:

Nil


Dr. Gridharan Co-Principal Investigator DST-India

Realization of c rack f ree Thickfilm PZT f or t he appl ication t o pi ezo cantilever f abrication, DST ` 17.00 Lakhs

Dr. S. Kalainathan Co-Principal Investigator DRDO

Investigation of NLO behaviour of KDP crystal, DRDO ` 12.00 Lakhs


:

Nil




Faculty Nat. Intl. Dr. P. Thilakan 8 9

Dr. B. M. Jafar Ali 15 6

Dr. R. Arunprasath - 7

Dr. R. Prasanth 6 12



2.4 2 3.1


No Separate Department Library Number of Titles on Green Energy Technology at Cental Library : 193


:

Nil



: ` 2.5 Lakhs

178



CENTRE FOR NANO SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

1. Name of the Department : Centre for Nano Science and Technology



:

M.Tech (Nano Sciences and Technology)


: Sanctioned - 8

: Filled - 6

1. Dr. A. Vadivel Murugan 2. Dr. A. Subramania 3. Dr. A. Kasi Viswanath 4. Dr. K. Suresh Babu 5. Dr. P. Thangadurai 6. Dr. S. Kannan




:


M.Tech 15 3 18


9. Ratio of Teachers to Research Scholars : Nil


:

No Ph. D. Programme


:

3

12. Latest revision of the curriculum (year) : March 2010


: New Department

14. Success Rate of Students

: 100%


18 : 408 - 1 : 22.7


:

Dr. A. Vadivel Murugan

“Clean Energy Award”, 2008, Centre for Nano- Molecular s cience ( CNM), University of Texas at Austin, USA

US Department of E nergy, N ASA Fellowships: BATT Program, 2007-2010

Best Research Paper Texas Society for Microscopy S pring 2008 U niversity of Texas at Austin, USA.

The E lectrochemical S ociety Award, Haw aii, USA 2009.

Dr. A. Subramania

International Scientist of the Year 2 007 Award b y I nternational B iographical Center, Cambridge, England. Institute of S cience and T echnology, Seoul, South Korea. Academic Achievement Award of t he year 2005 -2006 by A lagappa

179



University, Karaikudi. Biography inclusion in Marquis Who’s Who in Science and Engineering, 2006-2007, New Jersey, United States.

Biography i nclusion i n W ho’s Who in Asia, 2006-2007 , Published by Marquis Who’s Who, New Jersey, United States.

Elected as Vice – President for “ the Society for Advancement o f Elecrochemical Science & Technology”, (Karaikudi Chapter) for the year 2006 – 2008 & 2008 -2010


: Faculty Nat. Intl. Dr . N. Satyanarayana 6 35

Dr. Vadivel Murugan - 11

Dr. A. Subramania 10 22

Dr. A. Kasi Viswanath - 6

Dr. K. Suresh Babu - 16

Dr. P. Thangadurai 12 14

Dr. S. Kannan - 5


:

Dr. A. Vadivel Murugan 1 Dr. A. Subramania 6

Dr. A. Kasi Viswanath 3

Dr. P. Thangadurai 1


:

Nil

20. Number of Ongoing projects : Dr.A.Subramania

Development of thin f ilm lithium batteries using nanomaterials as pow er s ources for devices based on nanotechnology: s ynthesis, fabrication and c harateristic studies, DST ` 60.62 Lakhs Development of surface engineered nanocrystalline cathode materials f or high energy density secondary lithium battery applications, AICTE, ` 13 Lakhs

Development of m odif ied an d surface engi neered nano - crystalline L iFePO4 cathode materials f or enhan ced ene rgy density l ithium bat tery applications, UGC, ` 9.93 Lakhs

Development of nano composite polymer s olid el ectrolytes u sing solid super acid f illers for lithium based rechargeable thin f ilm micro batteries, C SIR, ` 16.3 Lakhs

180



Synthesis and characterization of nano - crystalline cation substituted rare earth oxide for potential transformation toughening & oxygen ion conducting applications, DRDO, ` 17.9 Lakhs

Development of nanofibrous polymer electrolyte membranes by electrospinning technique for hi gh performance dye sensitized solar cells,CSIR ` 20.00 Lakhs

Development of nanofibrous cubic spinel metal oxides and composite electrolyte m embranes b y electrospinning technique for asymmetric s upercapacitors, DST ` 41.00 Lakhs


: Dr. A.Subramania; DRDL-1; UGC-1; DST-1; DCI: 1

22. Number of Inventions and Patents : Dr. A. Vadivel Murugan USA: 4 & World 1

Dr. A. Subramania USA: 3; EU: 2, World 1


Dr. N. Satyanarayana 5

Dr. A. Subramania 10

24. Publication by Faculty (last 5 years) :

Faculty Nat. Intl.

Dr . N. Satyanarayana 1 17

Dr. Vadivel Murugan 2 30 Dr. A. Subramania 6 35

Dr. A. Kasi Viswanath 1 24

sDr. K. Suresh Babu 1 18

Dr. P. Thangadurai 12 16

Dr. S. Kannan - 28



7.3 15 2.8


No Separate Department Library Number of Titles on Nano Science and Technology at Cental Library : 261


:

Nil



: ` 2.5 Lakhs

ANNEXURE

I

LIST OF AFFILIATED COLLEGES

181


Part I


PARTICULARS OF COLLEGES

List of Affiliated Arts, Science & Commerce Institutions

Permanently Affiliated Temporarily Affiliated Total

1 17 18

Sl. No Name of the College

1. Tagore Arts College, Puducherry

2. Arignar Anna Government Arts College, Karaikal

3. Jawaharlal Nehru Rajkeeya Mahavidyalaya, Port Blair

4. Bharathidasan Government College for Women, Puducherry

5. Mahatma Gandhi Government Arts College, Mahe

6. Avvaiyar Government College for Women, Karaikal

7. Dr. S.R.K. Government Arts College, Yanam

8. Kanchi Mamunivar Centre for Post Graduate Studies, Puducherry

9. Mahatma Gandhi Government College, Mayabandar

10. Rajiv Gandhi Arts & Science College, Puducherry

11. Perunthalaivar Kamarajar Government Arts College, Puducherry

12. Indira Gandhi College of Arts & Science, Puducherry

13. Saradha Gangadharan College of Arts & Science, Puducherry

14. Achariya Arts and Science College, Puducherry

15. Idhaya College of Arts and Science for Women, Puducherry

16. Kasthurba College for Women, Puducherry

17. Rathinavel Subramaniam College of Arts & Science, Karaikal

18. Mahe Co-operative Centre for Information Technology, Mahe

LAW


- 2 2


1. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Government Law College, Puducherry

2. Sri Balaji Law School, Puducherry

182


Part I


MEDICINE


- 5 5


1. Pondicherry Institute of Medical Sciences, Puducherry

2. Sri Manakula Vinayagar Medical College & Hospital, Puducherry

3. Sri Venkateswaraa Medical College & Hospital & Research Centre, Puducherry

4. Indira Gandhi Medical College & Research Institute, Pudcherry

5. Rajiv Gandhi Ayurveda Medical College & Hospital, Mahe

ENGINEERING


- 15 15


1. Pondicherry Engineering College, Puducherry

2. Bharathiyar College Engineering and Technology, Karaikal

3. Rajiv Gandhi College of Engineering and Technology, Puducherry

4. Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering College, Puducherry

5. Regency Institute of Technology, Yanam

6. Christ College of Engineering & Technology, Puducherry

7. Perunthalaivar Kamarajar Institute of Engineering & Technology, Karaikal

8. Manakula Vinayagar Institute of Technology, Puducherry

9. RVS College of Engineering and Technology, Karaikal

10. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Institute of Technology, Port Blair

11. Sri Ganesh College of Engineering & Technology, Puducherry

12. Dr. S.J.S. Paul Memorial College of Engineering and Technology, Puducherry

13. R.V.S. College of Computer Application, Karaikal

14. Achariya College of Engineering & Technology, Puducherry

15. Alpha College of Engineering & Technology, Puducherry

183


Part I


EDUCATION

Permanently affiliated Temporarily affiliated Total

1 29 30

Sl. No Name of the College 1. Pope John Paul II College of Education, Puducherry

2. Tagore Government College of Education, Port Blair

3. Sree Narayana College of Education, Mahe

4. Immaculate College of Education for Women, Puducherry

5. Achariya College of Education, Puducherry

6. Perunthalaivar Kamarajar College of Education, Karaikal

7. Usha Latchumanan College of Education, Puducherry

8. Alpha B.Ed College, Puducherry

9. Arutperunchothi Ramalingasamy College of Education, Puducherry

10. Don Bosco College of Education and Research Institute, Puducherry

11. Dr. Anbu Paul College of Education,Puducherry

12. Loyola Institute of Teacher Education,Puducherry

13. Krishnasamy College of Education for Women, Puducherry

14. Mahe Co-operative College of Teacher Education, Mahe

15. Nehru College of Education, Puducherry

16. Regency College of Education, Yanam

17. Vasavi College of Education, Puducherry

18. Venkateswara College of Education, Puducherry

19. Venkateswara College of Education, Puducherry

20. Vivekanandha College of Education, Puducherry

21. Co-operative College of Education, Puducherry

22. Senthil College of Education, Puducherry

23. Sabari College of Education, Puducherry

24. Amarnath College of Education, Karaikal

25. Sri Sairam College of Education, Puducherry

26. St. Annes College of Education and Reseach Centre, Puducherry

27. T.V.R. College of Education, Puducherry

28. Dr. Kalaikannan College of Education for Women, Puducherry

29. Sri Venkateswara College of Education, Karaikal

30. RVS College of Education, Karaikal

184


Part I


MANAGEMENT

NURSING & PARAMEDICAL


- 8 8


1. Mother Theresa Post Graduate and Research Institute of Health Services, Puducherry

2. College of Nursing Pondicherry Institute of Medical Sciences, Puducherry

3. Sabari College of Nursing, Puducherry

4. Sri Manakula Vinayagar Nursing College, Puducherry

5. Sri Venkateshwaraa College of Para Medical Science, Puducherry

6. Indirani College of Nursing, Puducherry

7. College of Nursing East Coast Institute of Medical Sciences, Puducherry

8. Raak Nursing and Paramedical College, Puducherry

DENTAL


- 1 1


1. R.V.S Institute of Management Studies and Computer Application, Karaikal


1 1 2


1. Mahatma Gandhi Post Graduate Institute of Dental Science, Puducherry

2. Mahe Institute of Dental Sciences & Hospital, Mahe

185


Part I


RESEARCH INSTITUTE


- 4 4


1. Zoological Survey of India, Port Blair

2. Regional Medical Research Centre,(I.C.M.R), Port Blair

3. Vector Control Research Centre (ICMR), Puducherry

4. French Institute of Pondicherry, Puducherry

VETERINARY


- 1 1


1. Rajiv Gandhi College of Veterinary & Animal Science, Puducherry

FINE ARTS



1. Bharathiar Palkalaikoodam, Puducherry

ANNEXURE

II

LIST OF PROGRAMMES

186


Part I


LIST OF PROGRAMMES OFFERED IN THE UNIVERSITY

As 5 year Integrated Programme offer 12th

standard with

3 years as UG (bilateral exit)

Sl. No Name of the Programmes Credits

1. Applied Geology 192

2. Chemistry 192

3. Physics 192

4. Mathematics 192

5. Computer Science 192

6. Statistics 192

7. Economics 190

Post Graduate Programmes Credits

Sl. No Name of the Programmes

Master of Science

1. M.Sc. (Biotechnology) 72

2. M.Sc. (Microbiology) 72

3. M.Sc. (Applied Geology) 72

4. M.Sc. (Bio Chem. & Mole. Biology) 72

5. M.Sc. (Chemical Sciences) 72

6. M.Sc. (Computer Science) 72

7. MCA (Master of Computer Applications) 108

8. M.Sc. (Ecology & Envtl. Sciences) 72

9. M.Sc. (Mathematics) 72

10. M.Sc. (Marine Biology) (Andamans) 72

11. M.Sc. (Physics) 72

12. M.Sc. (Statistics) 72

13. M.Sc. (Bioinformatics) 72

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14. M.Sc. (Coastal Disaster Management) (Andamans) 72

15. M.Sc., (Electronic Media) 72

16. M.Sc., (Applied Psychology) 72

17. M.Sc., (Food Science and Nutrition) 72

18. M.Sc., (Food Science & Technology) 72

19. M.Sc (Computational Biology) 72

20. M.Sc. Five Year Integrated Programme (Economics) 192

21. M.Sc. Five Year Integrated Programme (Applied Geology, Chemistry & Physics)

192

22. M.Sc. Five Year Integrated Programme (Mathematics, Computer Science & Statistics)

192

Master of Arts

1. M.A (Anthropology) 72

2. M.A. (Applied Economics) 90

3. M.A. (English & Comparative Literature) 72

4. M.A. French (Translation & Interpretation) 72

5. M.A. (Hindi) 72

6. M.A. (History) 72

7. M.A (Philosophy) 72

8. M.A. (Politics & International Relations) 72

9. M.A (Sanskrit) 72

10. M.A. (Sociology) 72

11. M.A. (Tamil) 72

12. M.A (South Asian Studies) 72

13. M.A. (Mass Communication) 72

14. M.P.A (Master of Performing Arts) 72

15. M.L.I.S. (Library & Information Science) 72

16. M.S.W. (Master of Social Work) 72

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17. M.P.Ed. (Physical Education) 72

18. M.Ed. (Master of Education) 72

Management

19. M.Com (Business Finance) 90

20. MBA (Banking Technology) 90

21. MBA (International Business) 106

22. MBA (Tourism) 106

23. MBA (Insurance) 106

24. MBA (Business Administration) 106

Engineering & Technology

1. M.Tech. (Electronics) 73

2. M.Tech. (Nano Sciences & Technology) 100

3. M.Tech. (Exploration Geo-sciences) 72

4. M.Tech (Green Energy Technology) 72

5. M.Tech. (Computer Science & Engineering) 72

6. M.Tech., (Environmental Engineering & Management) 72

7. M.Tech., (Network & Internet Engineering) 72

M.Phil

Sl. No Name of the Programme Credits

1. M.Phil. (Asian Christian Studies) 36

2. M.Phil. (Commerce) 36

3. M.Phil. (Chemistry) 36

4. M.Phil. (Drama & Theatre Arts) 36

5. M.Phil. (Economics) 36

6. M.Phil. (English) 36

7. M.Phil. (Environmental Technology) 36

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8. M.Phil. (French) 36

9. M.Phil. (Hindi) 36

10. M.Phil. (Politics & International Studies) 36

11. M.Phil. (Mathematics) 36

12. M.Phil. (Philosophy) 36

13. M.Phil. (Physical Education & Sports) 36

14. M.Phil. (Physics) 36

15. M.Phil. (Sanskrit) 36

16. M.Phil. (Tamil) 36

17. M.Phil.Tamil (Modern Literature) 36

18. M.Phil. (Women s Studies) 36

19. M.Phil. (Anthropology) 36

20. M.Phil. (History) 36

21. M.Phil. (Sociology) 36

22. M.Phil.Tamil ( Religious Literature) 36

23. M.Phil. (Social Work) 36

24. M.Phil. (Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policies) 36

Ph.D

1. Ph.D. (Anthropology)

2. Ph.D. (Biochemistry & Molecular Biology)

3. Ph.D. (Biotechnology)

4. Ph.D. (Bioinformatics)

5. Ph.D. (Commerce)

6. Ph.D. (Computer Science & Engineering)

7. Ph.D. (Chemistry)

8. Ph.D. (Economics)

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9. Ph.D. (English)

10. Ph.D. (Earth Sciences)

11. Ph.D. (Ecology & Environmental Sciences )

12. Ph.D. (Environmental Technology)

13. Ph.D. (French)

14. Ph.D. (History)

15. Ph.D. (Hindi)

16. Ph.D. (Politics & International Studies )

17. Ph.D. (Management)

18. Ph.D. (Mathematics)

19. Ph.D. (Marine Biology)

20. Ph.D. (Philosophy)

21. Ph.D. (Physical Education & Sports)

22. Ph.D. (Physics)

23. Ph.D. (Sanskrit)

24. Ph.D. (Sociology)

25. Ph.D. (Tamil)

26. Ph.D. (Women s Studies)

27. Ph.D (Drama & Theatre Arts)

28. Ph.D. (Tourism)

29. Ph.D. (Asian Christian Studies)

30. Ph.D. (International Business)

31. Ph.D. (Banking Technology)

32. Ph.D. (Coastal Disaster Management)

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33. Ph.D. (Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policies)

34. Ph.D. (Statistics)

35. Ph.D. (South Asian Studies)

36. Ph.D. (Education)

37. Ph.D. (Food Science & Nutrition)

38. Ph.D. (Social Work )

39. Ph.D. (Electronic Media)

40. Ph.D. (Mass Communication )

41. Ph.D. (Library & Information Science)

42. Ph.D. (Applied Psychology)

43. Ph.D. (Food Science & Technology )

44. Ph.D. (Green Energy Technology)

45. Ph.D. (Nano Sciences & Technology)

46. Ph.D. (South Asian Studies)

Modular Course


1. Modular Courses in Bioinformatics 40

Post Graduate Diploma


1. Postgraduate Diploma in Asian Christian Studies 9

Add-on Evening Post Graduate Diploma

Sl. No Name of the Programmes Credits 1. Functional Hindi & Translation 18

2. T.V. Production 18

3. Journalism & Mass Communication 18

4. Women s Studies 18

5. Library Automation & Networking 18

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6. Industrial Psychology 18

7. Planning and Evaluation 18

8. Biotechnology 18

9. Health Fitness and Life Style Management 18

10. Investment Management 18

11. Rural Development 18

12. Statistical & Research Methods 18

13. Human Rights 18

14. Industrial Relations & Labour Law 18

15. Teaching Skills 18

16. Computer Applications 18

17. Simulation and Modelling 18

18. Theatre Arts 18

19. Event Management 18

20. Professional Communication in English 18

21. Advanced Analytical Techniques 18

22. Foreign Trade 18

Add-on Evening Certificate Courses


1. Tamil 9

2. French 9

3. Japanese 9

4. Russian 9

5. Korean 9

6. Chinese 9

7. German 9

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8. Spanish 9

9. Italian 9

10. Sanskrit 9

ANNEXURE

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LIST OF MoUs

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LIST OF MoUs SIGNED BY THE UNIVERSITY

Sl. No Name of Foreign University / Institution Purpose Name of the

Co-ordinator International

1. International Institute of Scientific & Academic Collaboration, USA.

Exchange of Faculty and students and Study Abroad Programme

Dr. P.P. Mathur, Centre for Bioinformatics

2. Institute of Cultural Anthropology and African Studies of the University of Munich, Germany

Exchange of Faculty and students

Dr. T.S. Naidu, Director, Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy

3. University of Paris

13, France Exchange of Faculty and students

Dr. D. Sambandham, Dean, School of Social Sciences and International Studies

4. Grenoble Universities, France


Exchange of Research scholars for joint research activities - proposal is under process

Dr. V.C. Thomas, Professor of Philosophy

5. University of Colonge, Germany


Proposal submitted under German Academic Exchange Programme for joint research


6. University of Arkansas, USA Exchange of Faculty and students

Dr. Prithiv Raj, Principal, Pondicherry Engineering College

7. University of Sienna, Italy


Exchange of Research scholars for carrying out common research programmes

Dr. R. Suresh Kumar, Dept. of Bioinformatics

8. Dalhousie University, Canada


Proposal submitted to Indo Canadian Research Centre for joint research


9. University of Reunion, France


Exchange of Research scholars for joint research activities - proposal is under process

Dr. R. Panneerselvam, Dept. of French

10. Sungkynkwan University, Korea Academic Co-operation Dr. H.S.P. Rao, Dean, SPCAS

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11. University of Bradford, UK Exchange of Faculty and

students Dr. N. Sakthivel, Dept. of Biotechnology

12. Syiah Kuala University, Indonesia

Exchange of Faculty and Students

Prof. K. Chandra sekhara Rao, Professor of Banking Technology

13. University of Picardie Jules Verne, Cedex, France


Dr. S. Haripriya, Dept. of Food Science & Nutrition

14. Joviet Juliot College, USA Study Abroad Programme Dr. P.P. Mathur, Bioinformatics

15. University of Lumiere Lyon 2,Cedex


Dr. Nalini J. Thampi, French

National

Sl. No Name of Foreign University / Institution

Purpose Name of the Co-ordinator

16. Nicholas Piramal India Ltd, Mumbai

Drug Discovery Dr. S. Balakrishnan, Dept. of Earth Sciences

17. Indian Institute of Astrophysics, Bangalore

Research Collaboration with starting of joint Ph.D. programme

Dr. S. Balakrishnan, Dept. of Earth Sciences

18. Institute of Bioinformatics, Bangalore

Research Collaboration with starting of joint Ph.D. programme

Dr. P.P. Mathur, Centre for Bioinformatics

19. Tata Consultancy Services Ltd, Mumbai

Placement activities The Placement Coordinator, Pondicherry University

20. South Asian foundation, New Delhi

Scholarship and Establishment of MISARC

Dr. N.K. Jha, Director, MISARC

21. South Asia Foundation , New Delhi

Establishment of Madanjeet School of Green Energy Technology

Dean i/c, Madanjeet School of Green Energy Technology

22. National Mission on Monuments and Antiquities, New Delhi

To implement the documentation of Archaeological sites built heritage and Antiquities

Prof. K. Rajan, Dept. of History

23. Information and Library Network Centre, New Delhi

Digitization of Theses and Dissertations

Dr. R. Samyuktha, Librarian

24. CMMAcs, Bangalore Setting up of Co2 monitoring station

Dr. S. Balakrishnan, Earth Sciences

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25. Integrated Headquarters Of

Ministry Of Defence (Army)

Admission of army personnal in various courses in Pondicherry university

Prof. M. Ramadass, Director (SEI & RR) and Dean school of management

26. Frontier Lifeline Hospital & Dr.K.M. Cherian Foundation, Chennai

For recognising the Hospital as a Research Centre of Pondicherry University

Dr. K. Srikumar, Head, Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

27. Maharishi Solar Technologies Ltd., Andhrapradesh

Joint Research Activities and exchange of students for project work

Dr. H.S.P. Rao, Dean, SPCAS

ANNEXURE

IV

LIST OF RESEARCH AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS

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LIST OF RESEARCH AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS

RECEIVED / WON BY THE FACULTY

DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY

Sl. No. Name of the Faculty Research Awards & Recognitions

1. 1. Dr. Ajeet Jaiswal

Best Title Award on Paper A Study Of The Lung Function Among Male Textile Workers Of Uttar Pradesh in 98th Indian Science Congress at SRM University, Chennai, Tamilnadu.

2. 2. Mr. Rajesh G.Kundargi

Awarded Junior Research Fellow under the Indian Council of Medical Research, New Delhi with effect from 30th

December, 2006 after having qualified in the ICMR-JRF Examination held on 16th July, 2006.

DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY

4. 1.

Prof. Sibnath Deb Endeavour Executive Award 2009 from the Australian Government.

5. 2. Prof. Sibnath Deb ISPCAN Executive Councilor Award 2008

from the International Society for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect, USA

6. 3. Prof. Sibnath Deb Best Book Award 2009 for the book entitled Styles of Parenting Adolescents: The Indian Scenario .

7. 4. Prof. Sibnath Deb Prof. B. Viswanatham Best Paper Award 2008 for the paper entitled Prevention of Violence against Children: Role of Teachers and Psychologists

8. 5. Prof. Sibnath Deb Received Best Book Award 2007 for the book entitled Children in Agony

9. 6. Prof. Sibnath Deb Endeavour Executive Award 2009 from the Australian Government.

10. 7. Dr. B. Rangaiah Prof. B. Viswanatham Best Paper Award in 2010

11. 8. Dr. Surendra Kumar Sia Best Paper Award in the Psychological Well-Being section of the 45th National & International Conference of Indian Academy of Applied Psychology.

12. 9. Dr. Surendra Kumar Sia Sourya Pattnaik Award for Paper Presentation in the XXth Annual Convention at JNU New Delhi

13. 10. Dhanalakshmi Best Poster Award 2007 in a International Conference on Mental Health , organized by NIMHANS

14. 11. Mr. G. Barani Kanth ICQESMS Excellence Award ,2007

DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY & MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

15. 1. Dr. C. Thirunavukarasu

Awarded Young Scientist Travel Award by American Society of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics, in Experimental Biology 2005, San Diego, April 2-6, USA.

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16. 2. Dr.C.Thirunavukarasu

American Society of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics

17. 3. Dr.C.Thirunavukarasu Awarded best paper/poster presentation in 13th

annual

pathology research day presentations, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, USA.

18. 4. Dr.C.Thirunavukarasu Awarded Mrs. Indra Vasudevan Award, Gold Medal for the best paper in Cancer Research, In 21st Annual conference of the Indian Association of Biomedical Scientists.

19. 5. Dr.Rukumani Best Project Award for an M.Sc project by Scientific Solutions, 2010.

20. 6. Dr.P.P. Mathur ICMR International Fellowship Award for Senior Indian Biomedical Scientist. Fellowship of the National Academy of Medical Sciences (India), New Delhi

21. 7. Dr.P.P. Mathur Subhash Mukherjee Memorial Infar India Oration Award.


22. 1. Dr.N. Sakthivel

Council of Scientific and Industrial Research s Pool Scientist Award (1988), New Delhi. Robert S. McNamara Fellow, (1989) The World Bank, Washington, USA.


Guest Scientist Award, (1995) Danish Government Institute, Denmark. Biotechnology Career Fellow, (1997) The Rockefeller Foundation, New York, USA.


Biotechnology Overseas Associateship Award, (1998) DBT, New Delhi. Postdoctoral Fellowship, (1990) The International Rice Research Institute, Manila, Philippines.


Life Member, Biotechnology Research Society of India (BRSI). Rice Biotechnology Postdoctoral Fellowship Award, (1991) Rockefeller Foundation, USA.

26. 5. Dr. Jayachandran Fellow of BRSI - 2004 awarded by Biotechnology Research Society of India, Trivandrum, India.

27. 6. Dr.Dr. Arul INSA-JSPS Visiting scientist. ABBOS Fellowship.

28. 7. Dr.A. Hannah Rachel Vasanthi

Tamil Nadu Young Women Scientist Award (2009) in the field of Medical Sciences and Native Medicine. BOYSCAST Fellowship by the DST, Govt.of India (2007-2008).

29. 8. Dr.A. Hannah Rachel Vasanthi

Best Poster Award- Cardioprotection with Dioscorea bulbifera (Yam) and Diosgenin via Amelioration of Ischemic Reperfusion Injury: Possible Role of PPAR family at the International Conference on Molecular Medicine (MOLMED 2009) organized by Laila Pharmaceuticals and held at IIT M, Chennai, January 18th-20th 2009. Fellow of the Indian Association of Biomedical Scientist (FABMS), 2009.

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30. 9. Dr.A. Hannah Rachel

Vasanthi

Best Paper Award- Free Radical Scavenging and Antioxidant Activity of red algae Acanthophora spicifera

Relation to its Chemical Composition in the National Symposium on Marine Plants- Chemistry and Utilisation, 22-25 June, 2005. US Gramm Travel Fellowship (2002).

31. 10. Dr. B. Sudhakar US Breast Cancer Fellowship (2001)

32. 11. Dr. B. Sudhakar CSIR-UGC Fellowship (2000)

33. 12. Dr. B. Sudhakar Senior Research Specialist Fellowship (2001)

34. 13. Dr. Latha Shukla DST

Fast track Young Scientist. BOYSCOST fellowship from Department of Science and Technology.

35. 14. Dr.Prashanth DST

Fast Track - 2006

36. 15. Dr.Prashanth FEMS Young Scientist Award - 2003

37. 16. Dr.Prashanth JIPMER Junior Research Fellowship

1996

38. 17. Dr.Prashanth NII Research Associateship

39. 18. Dr.Prashanth Life Member of Indian Association Medical Microbiologist

40. 19. Dr.Venkateshwara Sharma

Fellow of Mycological Society of India

41. 20. Dr.Venkateshwara Sharma

Member Editorial Board, Kavaka (2007-2010)

42. 21. Dr. Arunkumar Dhayalan

Innovative Young Biotechnologist Award, DBT, New Delhi

DEPARTMENT OF BIOINFORMATICS

43. 1. Dr. Tiwari

Awarded Overseas Associateship in niche areas of biotechnology: 2006-07 by the Department of Biotechnology, Govt. of India, New Delhi. Visiting Associate Professor in the Li Lab of Molecular Evolution, The University of Chicago, USA for one year (2007-2008).

44. 2. Dr. Amutha Awarded Postdoctoral Research Fellowship by DBT, Govt. of India in the year 2006.


45. 1. Dr.Balamanimaran Awarded a Fast Track Project by the Department of Science and Technology-Science and Engineering Research Council under, Young Scientist

Scheme.

46. 2. Dr. Padmanaban Associate of the Indian Academy of Sciences (2009). Alexander von Humboldt fellowship

47. 3. Dr. Padmanaban Elected among the best 20% reviewers in Cryst. Growth Design, an American Chemical Society journal (Binoy Saha)

48. 4. Dr. Sabhia AvH postdoctoral fellow

49. 5. Dr. Sabhia Member in Catalysis Society of India

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50. 6. Dr. Tharanikarasu Brief bio-data appeared in Marquis Who s Who in the World,

2010 issue.

51. 7. Dr.Tharanikarasu Fulbright Nehru Postdoctoral Fellowship. Selected for Fulbright Nehru Postdoctoral Fellowship by United States India Educational Foundation


52. 1. Dr. Malabika Deo

Asian Tiger Best Paper Award in Asian School of Business, BBSR. Best Teacher & Research in Commerce & Management Fellow Indian Commerce Association

53. 2. Dr. Malabika Deo Manubhaishah Memorial Gold Medal for Best Paper in ICA India, 63rd All India Commerce Conferences.

54. 3. Dr. Velmurugan ICSSR 2 year General Fellowship. General Fellowship


55. 1. Dr. Aghila

Best Schrodinger Poster Award. DST-DFG Sponsored Indo-German Conference on Modeling Chemical and Biological (Re) activity at Indian

Institute of Chemical Technology Hyderabad.

56. 2. Mrs. Sivasathya

Best paper of the conference award International conference on Information Processing, Bangalore, India. Society of Information Processing, Bangalore & Viswesvaraya College, Bangalore University.

57. 3. Shiksha Rattan Puraskar. India International Friendship Society(IIFS), Delhi.

58. 4. S.K. V. Jayakumar Best Online Course Content Award. Vellore Institute of Technology,Vellore

59. 5. Ms. Uma Best Paper Award. International Conference on Digital Factory


60. 1. Dr. S. Balakrishnan Khosla Research Award-1996 of University of Roorkee Fellow, Geochemical Society

61. 2. Dr. S. Balakrishnan Fellow, Geological Society of India

62. 3. Dr. S. Balakrishnan Life Fellow, Indian Society for Mass Spectrometry

63. 4. Dr. S. Balakrishnan Life Fellow, Indian Geophysical Union.

64. 5. Dr. Amit Basu Sarbadhikari

Member of the Geochemical Society for calendar years 2011 and 2012

65. 6. Dr. Subhadip Badhra Prof. C. Naganna Gold Medal 2007 by the Mineralogical Society of India.

66. 7. Dr. Rajnessh Bhutani

Second best paper award to the paper Sr-Nd Isotopic Studies of Volcanics of Barren Island, Andaman, India by Smitha R.S., Rajneesh Bhutani , Jyotiranjan S. Ray, Hetu C. Sheth, Alok Ku,mar and S. Balakrishnan; 11th ISMAS Triennial International Conference on Mass Spectrometry (11th ISMAS TRICON-2009) during November 24

28, 2009.

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67. 8. Dr. Rajnessh Bhutani

BOYSCAST (Better Opportunities for Young Scientists in Chosen Areas of Science and Technology) fellowship 2007 awarded by Department of Science and Technology, New Delhi.

68. 9 Dr. Nurul Absar Life fellow of Geological Society of India, Bangalore, LM-1336

69. 10 Dr. Nurul Absar Life member of Indian Society of applied geochemists, Hyderabad

70. 11 Dr. Nurul Absar Fellow of The Society of Earth Scientists, Lucknow. F/249

71. 12 Dr. Nurul Absar Best Research Scholar award, at 11th

ISMAS Triennial International Conference on Mass Spectrometry

72. 13 Dr. Shreyas Best paper presentation award in symposium, Planetary Science Research in India (2004), Physical Research Laboratory, Ahmedabad, India.

DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

73. 1. Dr. Ramamoorthy Member in Editorial Board: Asian Journal of Environmental Sciences.

74. 2. Dr. Ramamoorthy Life members: Advances in Plant Sciences (As Referee)

75. 3. Dr. Ramamoorthy Life member: Indian Science Congress, Association and Everyman Sciences

76. 4. Dr. Ramamoorthy Life member: Indian Journal of Weed Science,

77. 5. Dr. Ramamoorthy Life member: Crop & weed science Society, journal of crop and weed

78. 6. Dr. Ramamoorthy Life member: International journal of Agriculture Science, Hind society

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

79. 1. Dr. Lalithamma Nominated standing committee member to review NCTE regulations, 2009

80. 2. Dr. Amruth G. Kumar Certificate of Merit for teaching from Pondicherry University Post doctoral Research Fellowship of UGC

CENTRE FOR ELECTRONIC MEDIA

81. 1. Dr. Balasaravanan

Received

Chaman Lal Memorial Award from Chaman Lal Memorial Society for excellence in Stage Lighting Design on 16th April 2010 Chaman Lal Memorial Award for Designers is bestowed on Indians, who make outstanding contribution to the field of Stage Production Design.

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

82. 1. Dr.

Shanmuganatham Gold Medal in Ph.D. Degree NIT, Trichy

83. 2. Dr.

Shanmuganatham Best Paper Award National Conference

84. 3. Dr. Shanmuganatham

Biography is included in the 27th

Edition of Marquis Who's Who in the World 2010, USA. Research Contribution in the area of Antennas

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DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

85. 1.

Dr. Kalpana

Awarded United States Fulbright award in the Study of Institute Program to attend a six week workshop on Contemporary United States Literature (June 15-July 29, 2007)

86. 2. Dr. Kalpana Awarded Major Research Project grant by University Grants Commission (2007-10).

87. 3. Dr. Sujatha Award for the best research paper 2006 of the Indian Chapter of Association for commonwealth Language and Literature Studies.

88. 4. Dr. Sujatha International Recognition for Creative Writing: 2007-2008

89. 5. Dr. Sujatha Citation from the Sahitya Akademi

90. 6. Dr. Murali Fulbright Postdoctoral Research and Travel Fellowship 2006

91. 7. Dr. Murali Charles Wallace India Trust Fellowship for Creative Writer in Residence at the Chichester University, UK-- Runner up.

DEPARTMENT OF FOOD SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

92. 1. Dr. Pradap Kumar Shetty

Best poster award Awarded for the poster presented during the National conference on Boundless prospects in grain processing and by-product utilization organized by Indian Institute of Crop Processing Technology & Ministry of food processing Industries GOI ,New Delhi held on 30 and 31 July 2008.


Best poster award Awarded for the poster presented during National conference Graintech 2008 organized by Paddy Processing Research Centre, Thanjavur, Tamilnadu & Ministry of food processing Industries, GOI, New Delhi held on 25th and 26th January 2008.

94. 3. Pradap Kumar Shetty

Young scientist s award Awarded first prize (Junior Award

Community Nutrition) for the paper presented during the XXXIII Annual Meetings of the Nutrition Society of India held on 1st

2nd Dec 2000 at National Institute of Nutrition, Hyderabad

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Qualified in UGC

NET, Junior Research Fellowship award examination held on Dec 2000 in the subject Home Science.

CENTRE FOR NANO SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

96. 1. Dr. Vadivel Murugan

Received Clean Energy Award

from Nano Night 2008 with Austin Technology Incubator s Clean TX Innovation Showcase, Highlighting Nano- and Clean Energy Innovations, Earth Day, April 22, 2008, Centre for Nano- Molecular science (CNM), at the University of Texas at Austin, USA

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Reviewer: American Chemical Society, USA, American Institute of Physics, USA, The Electrochemical Society, USA, Royal Society of Chemistry, UK, Institute of Physics (IOP), UK, Elsevier Journals, Springer Journals.


Received US Department of Energy, NASA Fellowships: BATT Program, HARC & Jet Propulsion Lab.2007-2010 Member in the Electrochemical Society, USA & Life Active Member in the Society for Advancement of Electro-chemical Science & Technology (SAEST), Karaikudi.


Received Best Research Paper Presentation Texas Society for Microscopy Spring 2008 Meeting, April 17

19, 2008, The University of Texas at Austin, USA. Both awards are given for post-doctoral research on Phospho-Olivine nanorods & their nanohybids for energy storage for hybrid and plug-in-hybrid electric Vehicle (EV) applications

99. 4. Dr. Vadivel Murugan Post-Doctoral work was Highlighted in Technology Review

NanoTech-Published from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT, Cambridge, MA 02142, USA, 2008.

100.

5. Dr. Vadivel Murugan Post-Doctoral work Highlighted in Media News The Daily Texan American Daily News Paper front page cover news August 4, 2008, Austin, TX, USA

101.

6. Dr. Vadivel Murugan Post-Doctoral work Highlighted in US department of Energy, BATT Program annual report 2008

2009, USA

102.

7. Dr. Vadivel Murugan The Electrochemical Society Award, Hawaii, USA 2009.

103.

8. Dr. Vadivel Murugan

Received Best Research Presentation Award Development of nanowire- like meso-scale structure of

regioregularpoly(3-hexylthiophene), P3HT for thin film transistor and organic electronics International Conference on Nanomaterials for Electronics, (ICNME)Nov. 2006, Pune.

CENTRE FOR GREEN ENERGY & TECHNOLOGY

104.

1. Dr. Thilakan

IITA- Visiting Professorship (Institute of Information Technology, Ministry of Information and Communication, South Korea ITFSIP (IT Foreign Specialist Inviting Program)

105.

2. Dr. Thilakan SRIJAN SHRI

awarded by Srijan Samman, Raipur (Chattisgarh) on 16th February, 2008.

DEPARTMENT OF HINDI

106.

1 Dr. Jayachankar Babu

Sahityakar Samman Honoured by Pramod Verma Smriti Sansthan, Raipur, Chattisgarh on 31st July, 2010

107.

2. Dr. Vijayalakshmi Rashtra Bhasha Samman Viswa Hindi Sahitya Seva Sansthan, Allahabad, 2009.

108.

3. Dr. Vijayalakshmi Award for the Propagation of Hindi by Rshtriya Hindi Academy, Culcutta, 2010.


109.

1. Dr. Brabakara Raya Rajiv Gandhi Research Fellowship April 2009, UGC. Singson

110.

2. Dr. Brabakara Raya Nominated to appear in Great Minds of the 21st

Century brought out by American Biographical Institute, Inc.

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3. Dr. Brabakara Raya Short listed for the Award of Vijay Shree Award.

112.

4. Dr. Panneerselvam Bestselling author award from PHI Learning Private Limited

(2008).

113.

5. Dr. Panneerselvam

Academic Excellence Award during International Conference on Advances in Industrial Engineering Applications 2010, Chennai, India.

114.

6. Dr. Panneerselvam Awarded SILVER MEDAL for Best Case Study (Traditional Area)

115.

7. Dr. Nambirajan

Received best research paper award for the research paper titled Supply Chain Design and Implementation in a Multinational Company manufacturing Automobile Servicing Equipments.

116.

8. Dr. Charumathi Career Award for Young Teachers

117.

9. Dr. Charumathi Young Researcher Award in Indian Accounting Association

118.

10. Dr. Charumathi Young Commercists Award in Indian Commerce Association

119.

11. Dr. Charumathi 5 Best Research Paper Award in International Conferences

120.

12. Dr. Victor Anand Kumar

Second runner-up, Research Paper Competition, International Conference on Management Research, February 14-15, 2009, Bharathidasan Institute of Management (BIM), Trichy, India

121.

13. Dr. Victor Anand Kumar

Outstanding Paper of the year 2008 award, AIMS International Journal of Management (AIJM: ISSN: 1939-7011)

122.

14. Dr. Venkatesakumar Best Research Paper Award by Annamalai University for the paper, Product Bundling, in the conference CHANGING PARADIGMS IN MANAGEMENT, 2007.

123.

15. Dr. Venkatesakumar

Best Research Paper Award by IIM-K for the paper, Customer Complaining and Firms Servicing Strategies

A Study on Rural Consumers, in the conference Marketing to Rural Consumers

Tapping the Evolving Rural Markets, conducted on 6-8 April, 2009.

124.

16. Dr. Venkatesakumar

Best Research Paper Award by BIM, Tiruchirappalli, for the paper, Segmenting the shoppers, in-store shopping experience and the role of personal interactions in evaluating store attributes - A Study on Indian retail industry, in the conference Athenaeum 2011 Towards Managerial Excellence: Challenges and Choices, conducted on February 12-13 at SRM Hotels, Tiruchirappalli.

DEPARTMENT OF MASS COMMUNICATION

125.

1. Dr. Haneef Asia Culture Fellow, 2006 at Chonnam National University, Gwangju, Republic of Korea

126.

2. Dr. Haneef Selected for Summer Doctoral Programme (2009) by Oxford University

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

127.

1. Dr. Tamizhmani Elected as a Fellow of the National Academy of Sciences, India, 2004, (F. N. A. Sc.)

128.

2. Dr. Rajeshwari For the research poster at International Conference on

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Frontiers in Fluid Mechanics held at Bangalore University during 26-28, October 2006 Best Poster Award

129.

3. Dr. Rajeshwari

Awarded o work on a Research topic on Flow Instabilities Visiting Research Fellowship of JNCASR in 2006

130.

4. Dr. Rajeshwari

Appointed as Member of the Board of Examiners for MCA Board of Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belgaum, Karnataka for the year 2010-2011

131.

5. Dr. Rajeshwari Management Committee Member of the SAE(Society for Automotive Engineers) Bangalore Section during 2008-2010.


132.

1. Dr. K. Srinivas UGC-DAAD Sr. Scientist Award 2010

133. 2. Dr. Nirmala IIAS, Shimla Associate, Availed first spell of Associate ship in Sep.2010


134.

1. Dr. Govindaraj

11th August 2006-10 September 2006, , ICTP fellowship, Trieste, Italy, Full support for the visit, International Centre for Theoretical Physics, Trieste, Italy. Visiting Scientists.

135.

2. Dr. Govindaraj

11th September 2006-10th May 2007, CNRS research fellow, Laboratoire des Oxydes et Fluorures, LE MANS, France. Senior Researcher.

136.

3. Dr. K.Porsezian Incoming Fellowship European Union to visit Gdansk University, Poland (2010)

137.

4. Dr. K.Porsezian Member, FIST Department of Science and Technology, Government of India (2009-Present)

138.

5. Dr. K.Porsezian Member DST Planning Committee on Nonlinear Dynamics and Wave Guide Optics Activities in India (2010-2011)

139.

6. Dr. K.Porsezian INSA Exchange Fellowship to visit Germany (2008-2009)

140.

7. Dr. K.Porsezian Ramanna Fellowship Department of Science and Technology, Government of India (July 2006

June 2009)

141.

8. Dr. K.Porsezian Programme Advisory Committee (PAC) Member Department of Science and Technology, Government of India (July 2004 - Present).

142.

9. Dr. K.Porsezian Research Award University Grants Commission ( May 2004- April 2007)

143.

10. Dr. K.Porsezian INSA

DFG Exchange Fellowship Germany ( May-July 1995 & May- August 2004)

144.

11. Dr. K.Porsezian INSA

JSPS Exchange Fellowship Japan (May-August 2000)

145.

12. Dr. K.Porsezian Sathya Murthy Memorial Award1997, Indian Physics Association (1998)

146.

13. Dr. K.Porsezian Anil Kumar Bose Memorial Award Indian National Science Academy(1998)

147.

14. Dr. K.Porsezian Regular Associateship Award ICTP, Italy (May 1997 - April 2004)

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148.

15. Dr. K.Porsezian AICTE Career Award for Young Teachers (February 1998-

January 2000)

149.

16. Dr. Murugan Visiting Scientist (Toyota corporation, Japan); May-2009-

June 2009

150.

17. Dr. Murugan Guest Researcher (German Science Foundation, Germany)

; May-2008-June 2008

151.

18. Dr. Murugan Guest Researcher (German Science Foundation, Germany); Sep-2005- May 2007

152.

19. Dr. Bharathi Mohan Brain Korea 21 South Korea Research Foundation, South Korea

153.

20. Dr. Bharathi Mohan European Project Post-doc Fellow University of Coimbra, Portugal

154.

21. Dr. Bharathi Mohan University with Potential for Excellence University of Hyderabad

155.

22. Dr. Bharathi Mohan Poster Award 55th DAE SSPS

DEPARTMENT OF POLITICS AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

156.

1. Dr. P. Moorthy Biography Included in the Biographical Profile of Marquis's Who's Who in the World, Marquis's Who's Who in the World

157.

2. Dr. P. Moorthy Member of the National Advisory Committee of Indian Society of Gandhian Studies, New Delhi from 15 November.

158.

3. Dr. P. Moorthy Commended for the academic accomplishments and qualified for inclusion of Bio-data as a distinguished, person in Asia Who s Who in Asia

159.

4. Dr. P. Moorthy Biography Included in the Biographical Profile of Marquis's Who's Who in the World, Profile of Marquis's Who's Who in the World,

160.

5. Dr. P. Moorthy Member of the National Advisory Committee of Indian Society of Gandhian Studies, Indian Society of Gandhian Studies

161.

6. Dr. P. Moorthy Commended for the academic accomplishments and qualified for inclusion of Bio-data as a distinguished person in Asia Who s Who in Asia

162.

7. Dr. Radhakrishnan Member, Consultative Committee, International Association of Sanskrit Studies, Paris, 2006 onwards

163.

8. Dr. Radhakrishnan Life member, South and Southeast Asian Association for the Study of Culture and Religion

164.

9. Dr. Radhakrishnan Title SAMSKRIT RATNA conferred in 2008

165.

10. Dr. Radhakrishnan Ph.D. Adjudicator in University of Malay,2010 to 2015B

CENTRE FOR STUDY OF SOCIAL EXCLUSION & INCLUSIVE POLICY

166.

1. Dr. Subramaniam Naidu Sastri Indo

Canadian Award for Faculty Enrichment

167.

2. Dr. Thanuja Mummuti

Nov 2006-Apr 2008 - awarded the Royal Anthropological Institute funded Anthropology Fellowship for carrying out Postdoctoral Research in the Department of Anthropology, Durham

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University, U.K. Apr 2008-10- Honorary Research Associate, Department of Anthropology, Durham University, UK.

168.

3. Dr. Thanuja

Mummuti

2009 - Awarded Best Paper of Session on Man-Nature relationship in the 4th Inter-Congress of the Indian National Academy and Confederation of Anthropologists orgainsed by the University of Hyderabad, India. 2010- Editorial Member for International Peer Reviewed Journal, History and Anthropology published by Routledge


169.

1. Dr. Nalini

Associate, U.G. C. Inter-University Centre for Humanities and Social Sciences (IUC) functioning at the Indian Institute of Advanced Study, Shimla; awarded in June 2008. Duration: one month each for three years.

170.

2. Dr. Shakin Sultana

Paper on Living Dangerously: Migrant Families with Young Children in India

The brunt of the economic upheavals of the 1990 s for International Conference was selected under peer review screening and funded by ICSSR, Delhi. Hon. Director, Centre for Children and Adolescent Well-being, Dept. of Social Work, University of Delhi (August 2010 till February 5th 2011).

171.


Book on Quality in Early Childhood Care and Education: A Study of Chennai Corporation Nursery Schools was peer reviewed and funded by ICSSR, Delhi for manuscript publication. National Core Coordination Committee member of the Study

Indian Youth in a transforming world

Attitudes and Perceptions , CSDS and KAS, Sage Publications, 2009.

172.


Was awarded the Junior Research Fellowship and Senior Research Fellowship by UGC, Delhi for Ph.D Programme Peer Reviewer, Indian Journal of Social Work, TISS, Mumbai 2009 onwards

173.

5. Dr. Shakin Sultana Research Advisory Committee, NIPCCD, Delhi Child Care Services provided by Govt and NGO run homes: A Comparative Study , (2010-2011).

174 6. Dr. Shakin Sultana

Project Advisory Committee member for a project on Quality Early Childhood Education

A Handbook for Practitioners , Dept. of Elementary Education, NCERT, Delhi, (2009

2010).

175.

7. Dr. Shakin Sultana Member, Committee Against Sexual Harassment, Dept. of Social Work, University of Delhi (2008-2009)

176.

8. Dr. Shakin Sultana Editorial Board Member, Journal of School Social Work, Chennai from 2005 onwards

177.

9. Dr. Shakin Sultana Core Committee Member, Sub-Committee for Pre-primary teacher education programme, NCTE for preparing model syllabi in the light of NCTFE 2009

178.

10. Dr. Shakin Sultana Project Advisory Committee member for a project on Laws related to Child Protection

An Information Booklet , NIPCCD, Delhi, (2009-2010).

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179.


Research and Ethics Advisory committee member of a study on Non-Communicable Chronic Diseases in India

A Study

of the Gaps, Quality and Cost of Care commissioned by Chronic Care Foundation, Delhi (2008-2009).

180.

12. Dr. Satheesh

Kumar

Awarded 1000 USD for participation and oral presentation in 22nd International Tsunami Symposium 2005 from 27th to 29th

June, 2005 organized by National Observatory of Athens, Greece.


181.

1. Dr. B.B. Mohanthy Most Able Star for Outstanding Achievement in the Field of Social Research by TNHFCT and Need Trust, 2008.

182.

2. Dr. B.B. Mohanthy Best Research Paper Award in UGC National Seminar by Department of Sociology, Nagercoil, 28-08-2008

183.


184.

4. Dr. B.B. Mohanthy Quaid-E-Milleth Academic Achievement Award by Imaan Tamil Izhakiya Peravai, Chennai, 2007, Gulam Dasthagiri

185.

5. Dr. B.B. Mohanthy Most Able Star for Outstanding Achievement in the Field of Social Research by TNHFCT and Need Trust, 2008.

186.


187.


188.

8. Dr. B.B. Mohanthy Quaid-E-Milleth Academic Achievement Award by Imaan Tamil Izhakiya Peravai, Chennai, 2007.

CENTRE FOR SOUTH ASIAN STUDIES

189.

1. Dr. N.K. Jha Leading Educator s of the World, 2008 award by International Biographical Center, Cambridge, England.

190.

2. Dr. N.K. Jha Nominated for Inclusion in Great Minds of the 21st Century, by American Biographical Institute, Washington DC.

191.

3. Dr. N.K. Jha

Received Fulbright award of the US Government for teaching a course on South Asia at the Center for South Asia Studies of the Pual H Nitze School of Advanced International Studies of Johns Hopkins University, Washington DC during the year 2006.

SUBRAMANIA BHARATHI SCHOOL OF TAMIL LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE 192.

1. Dr. Arivunambi Paventhar Patraalar Award

193.

2. Dr. Arivunambi THAMIIL MAA MANI

(Man of Tamil Verse) award

194.

3. Dr. Arivunambi SEMMOZHI PULAMAIYAALAR

(Classical Tamil Man of Letters)


195 1. Dr. R. Vishnu Vardhan

Ms. Bhargavi and Prof. C. R. RAo award in the year 2010.

196 2. Dr. P. Dhanavanthan

A Members of State High Level steering committee to minor the preparation State Strategic Statistical Plan (SSSP for Implementation of the centrally sponsored schemes.

ANNEXURE

V

LIST OF PATENTS

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LIST OF NUMBER OF PATENTS OBTAINED BY THE FACULTY

Sl. No. Name of the Faculty No. of Patents

1 Dr. N. Sakthivel Department of Biotechnology

2

2 Dr. A. Vadivel Murugan Centre for Nano-Science & Technology

7

3 Dr. A. Subramania Centre for Nano-Science & Technology

14

4 Dr. K. Suresh Babu Centre for Nano-Science & Technology

3

5 Dr. R. Murugan Department of Physics

2

6 Dr. Suraj Kumar Sinha Department of Physics

6

7 Dr. P. Thilakan Centre for Green Energy Technology

3

8 Dr. B.M. Jaffar Ali Centre for Green Energy Technology

1

9 Dr. R. Arun Prasath Centre for Green Energy Technology

5

10 Prof. S.A. Abbasi Centre for Pollution Control & Environmental Engineering

3

ANNEXURE

VI

LIST OF ONGOING MINOR AND MAJOR RESEARCH PROJECTS

210



LIST OF ONGOING MINOR AND MAJOR RESEARCH PROJECTS UNDERTAKEN BY THE FACULTY

Sl. No Department / Title of Project

Principal Investigator

Dy. Coordinator Agency Amount

(̀ . Lakh) DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY

1. 1. Global Fund to fight AIDS, TB and Malaria

Prof. S ibnath Deb - Global

Fund 0.5

2. 2. UGC D RS pr oject on Students M ental Health

- Prof. Sibnath Deb UGC 20

3. 3. ICMR Task Force Study on Male Circumcision

Prof. S ibnath Deb - ICMR 6

4. 4.

The E ffect of Displacement on Mental H ealth of Displaced T ribes i n Mysore and K odagu Districts of Karnataka.

Dr. B. Rangaiah - UGC

4.9

5. 5.

A Study of Psychological Control among University Employees

Dr.Surendra Kr. Sia Nil UGC 0.99

DEPARTMENT OF BANKING TECHNOLOGY

1. SSE Secure and Smart Environment

Dr.V.Prasanna

Venkatesan Nil NTRO 100

DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY & MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

6. 1.

To investigate the glutathione l evel discrimination between oxidative s tress and transforming necrosis factor-α signaling in the progression f rom hepat ic steatosis to steatohepatitis

Dr. C. Thirunavu kkarasu

Dr. M. Suresh Kumar

UGC-India 7.66

7. 2. Structure base drug design for Acidic Sphingomyelinase

Dr. M. Suresh Kumar

Dr.C.Thirunavukkarasu

UGC-India 10.45

8. 3.

Anticarcinogenic E ffects of an anal og of c urcumin: Delineating t he m olecular targets in comparison with

Dr.R.Rukkumani P.Latha UGC 11.01

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curcumin

9. 4.

Anticarcinogenic E ffects of an anal og of c urcumin: Delineating t he m olecular targets in comparison with curcumin

Dr.R.Rukkumani P.Latha UGC 11

10. 5.

“Studies on t he pr otective effects of f erulic ac id an d vitamin E on carbendazim induced t esticular t oxicity in rats.”

Dr.P. Latha P.P.Mathur UGC 8.6

11. 6.

Isolation, Purification, Characterization, Cloning and Expression of alpha-amylase from Opuntia vulgaris and Cereus pterogonous

Dr.K. Srikumar - UGC 9.5

12. 7.

Investigations on the role of selected Phytohormones in animal cell function

Dr.K. Srikumar - DST 20

13. 8.

Purification & Characterization of a mosquitocidal protein from Pseudomonas fluorescence and it’s biosafety

Dr.K. Srikumar Yes DST 19.7

14. 9.

Studies on the protective effect of Triginella fenum greecum on endoplasmic reticulum stress mediated damage in type II diabetic rats

Dr.K. Srikumar Yes UGC 7.5

15. 10.

Effects of Trigonella foenum-graecum ( fenugreek) seeds on the endoplasmic reticulum stress mediated damage in Type II diabetic rats”

Dr.S.Sudha

Rani

Dr. K. Srikumar

UGC

7.36

16. 11. Antioxidants as modulators of ox idative s tress an d oxidative signals in mammalian erythrocyte

Prof. Asha Devi,

Prof. K. Jeevaratnam

DBT, New Delhi

17.65

17. 12.

Isolation and characterization of low MW antimicrobial s ubstances from lactic acid bacteria

Dr.K.Jeevaratnam - DRDO,

ER&IPR 16.53

18. 13. Molecular characterization of antimicrobial

Dr.K.Jeevaratnam - UGC,

New 9.8

212



substances from lactic acid bac teria and molecular t yping of t he producer strains

Delhi

19. 14.

Development of l ow glycemic noodl e f rom sweet pot ato and l ow caloric sago from cassava as ant i-diabetic f oods – Co-PI

G. Padmaja, CTCRI,

Prof. K. Jeevaratnam

ICMR, New Delhi

12.66

20. 15.

Evaluation of Oxidative stress in Inducing Sub-fertility in male rats by Environmental contaminants; 2003-06.

Dr.P. P. Mathur

-

DST, New Delhi.

14.4

21. 16. Effect of env ironmental contaminants on m ale reproduction; 2003-2008

Dr.P. P. Mathur -

ICMR, New Delhi

3.5

22. 17.

Functional s tudies on t he effects of x enoestrogens on panc reatic cells; 2007-09

Dr.P. P. Mathur -

UGC, New Delhi

9.2

23. 18.

Evaluation of stress response on t he susceptibility of t estis t o environmental toxicants; 2009-2012

Dr.P. P. Mathur -

ICMR, New Delhi.

18.0

24. 19. Development of E-learning modules in Bioinformatics; 2007-2010

Dr.P. P. Mathur -

DBT, New Delhi

7.0

25. 20.

Development of Database and S oftware T ools f or Identifying Zinc F inger Binding Motifs i n Mammalian G enomes; 2007-2010

Dr.P. P. Mathur -

DIT, New Delhi

37.07

26. 21.

Functional s tudies on effects of low doses of Bisphenol A on pancreatic and testicular f unctions of adult rats;2009-11.

Dr.P. P. Mathur -

ICMR, New Delhi

5.5

27. 22.

NK C ell R eceptor Diversity and C ytokine/ Transcription F actor Profile i n S LE and R A South Indian P atients; 2009-11(co-investigator)

Dr.P. P. Mathur -

Multicentric

ICMR-INSERM

53.0

213




28. 1.

Development of plant transformation vectors with lipid t ransfer pr oteins (2003–2006)

Dr.N. Sakthivel S.Jayachandran DST 14.00

29. 2.

Biochemical and molecular characterization of nov el fluorescent ps eudomonad strains and genet ic analysis of ant ifungal metabolite pr oduction (2005–2008)

Dr.N. Sakthivel S.Jayachandran DBT 34.00

30. 3.

Molecular diversity of fluorescent pseudomonads that degr ade agr icultural chemical pesticides (2006–2009)

Dr.N. Sakthivel S.Jayachandran UGC 7.20

31. 4.

Identification of novel functional genes t hat encode antifungal metabolites from metagenome of soil (2007–2010)

Dr.N. Sakthivel S.Jayachandran DBT 58.00

32. 5.

Biological control of sugarcane borer employing D r.S. Jayachandran D BT 26. 50 Transgenic endophy tic Acetobacter diazotrophicus containing PCF genes from Bacillus t huringiensis (2005-2008)

Dr. S. Jayachandran - DBT 26.50

33. 6.

Purification, characterization & synthesis of bioactive molecules produced by marine Pseudomonas strains PS03 and PS07 as antiviral and nt icancer agents (2005-2008)

Dr. S. Jayachandran - DBT 44.30

34. 7.

Development of a Hospital Infection Surveillance System using advanced molecular diagnostic methods and DNA fingerprinting techniques

Dr. Prashanth. K - DST 11.41

35. 8. Product and pr ocess Dr.V. V. Sarma - CFL, 29.0

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optimization of i nsecticide through fermentation (2005-2008)

Hyderabad

36. 9.

Pulp and paper m aking through microbial process us ing agr icultural waste and us ufructs, (2005-2007)

Dr.V. V. Sarma - CUMI, Chenn

ai 5.00

37. 10.

Isolation, Identification and characterization of Methanogen f or in-situ generation o f m ethane from oi l r eservoirs ( 2007-2010)

Dr.V.V. Sarma - ONGC 25.06

38. 11. Lyophilized diazotrophs for liquid biofertilizers (2006-2008

Prof.P.N. Raju Dr.V.V. Sarma DBT 5.0

39. 12.

Scientific E valuation of Safety and E fficacy P rofile of an Ayurvedic Polyherbal Formulation i n t he Management of D iabetes Mellitus (2005-2008)

Dr.Hannah R. Vasanthi

Dr. S. Thanikachala

m Dr.

D.Chamundeeshwari

Drugs &

Pharmaceutic

al DST,

Govt.of India

119.902

40. 13.

Scientific E valuation of Safety and E fficacy P rofile of an Ayurvedic Polyherbal Formulation i n t he Management of Rheumatoid Arthritis(2006-2009)


Dr.Rajasekhar

Drugs &

Pharmaceutic

al Divisio

n. DST, GOI

118.61

41. 14.

Preclinical S tudies of a Polyherbal A nd a Herbomineral D rug in t he management of Urolithiasis – A Comparative S tudy (2008-2011)


Dr.P.Soundarajan

CCRAS

(EMR) Dept,

of AYUS

H GOI

22.89

CENTRE FOR BIOINFORMATICS

42. 1. Evaluation of O xidative stress i n I nducing S ub-fertility i n m ale r ats by Environmental

Prof. P. P. Mathur

- DST, New

Delhi. 14.4

215



contaminants; 2003-06.

43. 2. Effect o f env ironmental contaminants on m ale reproduction; 2003-2008

Prof. P. P. Mathur - ICMR, New

Delhi 3.5

44. 3. Development of E-learning modules in Bioinformatics; 2007-2010

Prof. P. P. Mathur - DBT, New

Delhi 7.0

45. 4.

Searching f or po tential therapeutic t argets i n human pathogens (food-& water-borne) using comparative genomics approach: M olecular modeling, doc king an d simulation studies”

Dr.Archana Pan - UGC 7.81

46. 5.

Isolation and molecular characterization of lipoxygenease (Lox) gene(s) f rom f inger m illet (Elusine coracana L.)

Dr.Dinakara Rao

P. Ramachand

ra Reddy and L.V.

Reddy, YVU

DBT 38.90

47. 6.

Molecular c loning, characterization and functional anal ysis of lipoxygease ( lox) gen e from hor se gr am (Dolichos bi florus) germinating seedlings

Dr.Dinakara Rao Nil DST-SERC

Fast Track 17.39

48. 7. X-ray Crystallographic Studies on Protein Crystal……

Dr.R. Krishna - UGC 10.66

49. 8.

A P robablistic A pproach to Interact t he S ubstrate- Aloe emodin with proteins targeting for Neuro ectodermal Tumor.

Dr. P.T.V. Lakshmi -

UGC

9. 66

50. 9.

Insilico screening and comparision of P hyto-chemicals t o t arget Angiotensinogen (AGT) of hypertension attributing to heart failure

Dr. P.T.V. Lakshmi

- DST 14.32

51. 10. Structure based drug des ign for Acidic Sphingomyelinase UGC- Major Project.

Dr. M. Suresh Kumar - UGC 10.45

52. 11. To investigate the glutathione l evel discrimination between

- Dr. M. Suresh Kumar

UGC 7.66

216



oxidative s tress and transforming necrosis factor-α signaling in the progression f rom hepat ic steatosis to steatohepatitis


53. 1.

“Interfacial E lectron Transfer D ynamics i n t he Photoreduction of Cobalt(III) C omplexes Anchored on Nanocrystalline Semiconductor P articles” , 25.04.2007-24.04.2010

Dr.K. Anbalagan NA DST 18.0

54. 2.

Reduction of T oxic Metal Ions i n t he f orm of Complexes in Aqueous Media us ing Polycrystalline Semiconductor P articles”, 10.8.2007-09.08.2010 (Completed)

Dr.K. Anbalagan NA CSIR 9.0

55. 3.

Bonds and Bands of Aromatic systems w ith exo-pi-ineractions: Insights and Implications

Dr.Musiri M. Balalrkishnaraja

n - DST 35.0

56. 4.

Design and S ynthesis of Transition Metal B ased Supramolecules and Molecular R ecognition Studies.

Dr. Bala. Manimaran - DST 8.0

57. 5.

Transition M etal Directed Self-Assembly o f Metalloprismatic Supramolecules an d H ost-Guest Interaction Studies.

Dr. Bala. Manimaran - CSIR 9.74

58. 6.

Crystal E ngineering with Sulfinic A cid, S ulfinamide Groups and N etwork Structures”- DST project

Dr.B.K. Saha -- DST 15.48

59. 7.

Cyclocarbaalumazenes, a New C lass of Carbon Containing M etallacycles: Synthesis, S tructure an d Reactivity

Dr.N. Dastagiri Reddy -- DST 25.33

217



60. 8.

Homogeneous Copolymerization of P olar Olefins and E thylene: Synthesis and Catalytic Properties of Pd& Ni Complexes o f T ripodal (Pyrazolyl)borate, A nionic (Pyrazolyl)methane an d N-Heterocyclic Carbene Ligands

Dr.N. Dastagiri Reddy

- CSIR 18.30

61. 9.

Homogeneous Copolymerization of Olefins and P olar O lefins: Synthesis and Catalytic Properties of P hosphine Substituted β-Diketimine Based H eterobimetallic Complexes

Dr.N. Dastagiri Reddy

- DST 45.00

62. 10.

Quantum w avepacket dynamics of t he H+CH4

reaction: C oriolis c oupling effects on t he r eaction rate

Dr.R. Padmanaban -

University Startup

Grant (under consideratio

n)

5.00

63. 11. Multifunctional Chiral Molecules for Asymmetric Organic Transformations

Dr.C. R. Ramanathan - DST 39.20

64. 12.

Brønsted Acid Assisted Construction of Biologically A ctive Isoquinoline Alkaloids

Dr.C. R. Ramanathan - CSIR 25.79

65. 13.

Palladium - biarylcarbene complexes: Synthesis, Structure and their applications

Dr.S. Sabiah - DST 25.95

66. 14.

Single crystal EPR studies on par amagnetic hosts doped with paramagnetic transition metal i ons –– 2008 t o 2011 – On going

Dr.P. Sambasiva

Rao - CSIR 6.35

67. 15.

Single crystal EPR studies of t ransition m etal ions i n di a and paramagnetic host lattices – 2008 t o 2011 – On going

Dr.P. Sambasiva

Rao G. Vasuki UGC

2.79+ Projec

t Fellow

218



68. 16.

Single crystal EPR and X-ray s tudies of as ymmetric dicopper(II) C omplexes having chemically di stinct coordination –– 2008 to 2012 – On going.

Dr.P. Sambasiva

Rao

R. Venkatesan DST 27.96

+ JRF

69. 17.

EPR s pectroscopic studies of Quartz – significance i n understanding t he process and env ironment of mineral formation – 2008-2011 – On going.

Dr.M.S. Pandian

P. Sambasiva

Rao DST 25.37

+ JRF

70. 18.

Electron P aramagnetic Resonance s pectroscopic investigation on gam ma-radiation ef fects on s eeds Co-PI, 2010-2013–On going

Dr.Lata Shukla

P. Sambasiva

Rao UGC -

71. 19.

Design and s ynthesis of homogeneous t ransition metal catalysts for the activation an d functionalization of dinitrogen via direct reaction w ith m olecular hydrogen

Dr.C. Sivasankar - DST 20.00

72. 20.

Synthesis and Characterization of Hydrophilic-b-Hydrophobic-b-Hydrophilic Tri-Block Copolymers through Atom Transfer Radical Polymerization

K. Tharanikkaras

u - CSIR 12.31

73. 21.

An Investigation c hiral salen t ransition m etal catalyzed ar erobic enantioselective ox idation of 2 -naphthol t o B INOL- Investigation of mechanism of by EPR

Dr.G. Vasuki - UGC 7.40

74. 22.

Multi-Component reactions in aqueous medium –Synthesis of medicinal scaffolds –Azoles

Dr.G. Vasuki - DST-Green Chemistry 21.30

219




75. 1. Derivatives and Risk Management

Dr. P.S. Velmurugan

Dr. P. Palanicham

y UGC 36.5

76. 2. Drug Policies & their impact on small scale drug industry in India

Dr.G.Shanmuga

sundaram - ICSSR 3.71

77. 3. A study of costing methodology f or Indian Higher Education

Dr. D. Lazer Dr. K.

Chandra Sekara Rao

UGC 5.68

78. 4. Project exports from India D. P. Nadarajan - UGC 5.14

79. 5.

Socio-economic development of small scale industry in Pondicherry.

Dr.G.Shanmuga-

sundaram - UGC 0.65


80. 1. Multi-Model Approach for Adaptive Web Service Selection

Dr.P. Dhavachelva

n - DST 27.00

81. 2.

Bio-inspired Intrusion Response System through Feature Relevance A nalysis on Attack Classification

Dr.S.Siva Sathya

T.Chithralekha

R.Geetharamani

AICTE 4.80


82. 1. Setting up of N ational Facility f or Geochronology and Isotope Geosciences

Prof.S.Bala krishnan

M. S. Pandian

R. Bhutani P. Singh

H.S.P. Rao V.

Venkatesan

DST 376.00

83. 2.

Geo-chronological Studies on U ranium M ineralization using 233U-236U tracer solution

Prof.S.Bala krishnan

R. Bhutani

BRNS / DAE 17.00

84. 3.

Measurement of c osmogenic 10Be and 26AI abundances in qu artz to determine exposure ages of granulites and g neisses f rom S outhern India

Prof.S.Bala krishnan - IUAC 7.00

85. 4. Co-ordinator for the U GC-Special A ssistant Programme.

- - UGC 70.00

220



86. 5.

Emplacement m echanism and pos t-emplacement evolution of t he m assif-type anor thosite at Bolangir, Eastern Ghats Belt India.

Dr. Subhadip Bhadra - DST, New

Delhi 3.24

87. 6.

“Modelling of f luid processes in the unconformity type uranium mineralization in S risailam and P ainad s ub-basins od Cuddapah bas in, A ndhra Pradesh”

Prof. M.S. Pandian


BRNS 19.50

88. 7.

“Geochronological studies on ur anium m ineralization and hos t gr anitoids in parts of s outh I ndia us ing 233U/236U isotope tracer solution”

Prof.S. Balakrishnan


BRNS 16.90

89. 8.

“Volcanological, chronological, geochemical and petrogenetic ev olution of the B arren Island volcano, India”

Dr. J.S. Ray; (Physical Research

Laboratory, Ahmedabad)

Dr. Rajneesh Bhutani,

Prof. S.Balakrish

nan Dr. Hetu Sheth

(IIT Bomabay)

DST 42.00

90. 9.

“146Sm-142Nd isotopicstudies of meteorites and Earth materials: E arly c hemical differentiation of bu lk silicate part of planetary bodies” (2007 to 2010)


Prof. S. Balakrishna

n PLANEX 40.00

91. 10.

“Geochemical t ectonics across C auvery Shear Zone, S outh India” ( 2005-2009)


- DST 11.40

92. 11.

Jurassic Ostracoda from the southern part of Mainland Kachchh, India with respect to their systematic, age, biostratigraphy, paleozoogeography and paleoenvironments

Dr.Manisha Kumari - DST, New

Delhi 17.10

221



93. 12.

EPR spectroscopic s tudy of quar tz f rom hydrothermal ore deposits: Significance i n m ineral exploration

Dr.M.S. Pandian

Dr..P.S.Rao Dr.S.Bala krishnan

DST 25.37

94. 13.

Indo-Russian Collaborative project on “Comparison of fluid circulation pr ocesses i n granite i ntrusion-related environments: development of models for economic evaluation of granite-related hydrothermal processes”

Dr.M.S. Pandian - DST 7.40

95. 14.

Modeling of fluid processes in the unconformity-type uranium mineralization in S risailam and P alnad S ub-basins of Cuddapah B asin, A ndhra Pradesh

Dr.M.S. Pandian

Dr.R.Bhutani BRNS-DAE 18.45

96. 15.

“Drill c ore S ampling of t he Quaternary S ediments of the C auvery D elta between M annargudi and Pennar River for geochemical and pal eo environmental studies”

Dr.Pramod Singh - DST 136.89

97. 16.

Be-10 measurements using AMS on sediment core s amples f rom Indian Ocean and Inland w ater bodies to determine rate of sedimentation: Significance t o paleoclimate studies

Dr.Pramod Singh

S. Balakrishna

n

IUAC New Delhi 5.00

98. 17.

“Pollen Analysis of Quaternary s ediments: reconstructing vegetational and environmental history in the Cauvery floodplain”. DST funded

Anupama K. Pramod Singh DST 26.40

99. 18. “Drill c ore s ampling of subsurface s ediments f or geochemical and

Dr.Pramod Singh

Dr.D.Senthil Nathan DST 136.00

222



paleoenvironmental studies” as a c omponent of t he Mega pr oject “ A Multidisciplinary s tudy of the shallow subsurface and t he Q uaternary geology of C auvery D elta region

100. 19.

Stable isotope based dedroclimatological investigations of t ees f rom Indian Region

Dr. Shreyas Managave

Prof. R. Ramesh Dr. R.R. Yadav

ISRO 34.79

DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY & ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

101. 1.

The genetic structure and reproductive ecology of wild brinjal (Solanum species) in India: Phase I

Dr.Priya Davidar

Allison Snow

Ohio State University,

USA 6.97

102. 2.

Elephant habitats of the Nilgiri B iosphere R eserve: Location, threats and management.

Dr.Priya Davidar

J. P. Puyravaud

US Fish and Wildlife

Service 17.15

103. 3.

Assessment of plant diveristy, and impact of invasive species in the Mukurthi National Park, Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve

Dr.Priya Davidar

Rajiv Srivastava UGC 6.35

10.4 4.

“Species di versity, distribution and abundance of m acro benthic i nvertebrates of mangroves, Pondicherry”

Dr. Anisa B Khan - UGC 11.27

105. 5.

“Health R isk as sessment studies on t he i mpact of heavy metal contamination with s pecial r eference t o cadmium and lead.”

Dr. Anisa B Khan - UGC 4.45

106. 6. “The role of Earthworms…..pollutants”

Dr. M. Vikram Reddy

UGC (New Delhi) 7.29

107. 7. “High pr ecision C O2 concentration………sink of carbon”

- Dr. M. Vikram Reddy

DST (New Delhi) 8.50

108. 8.

Quantitative as sessment and mapping of plant resources of E astern Ghats (2005-2009).

Dr. N. Parthasarath

y - DBT 16.40

109. 9. Bio m onitoring of Dr. N. - DST 12.00

223



permanent pl ots f or biodiversity changes and aspects of t ree bi ology and forest ecology in tropical dr y ev ergreen forest on C oromandel coast, south I ndia ( 2002-2006)

Parthasarathy

Project

110. 10. Post G raduate Programme in Sustainable Development

- Yes UGC 22.95

111. 11.

Hertergeneous photocatalytic t reatment of chemical and bac terial pollutants from wastewater

Dr. Suja P. Devipriya - DST 16.08

112. 12.

Role of hi gh-resolution satellite d ata w ith G IS i n integrated resource analysis at mini-watershed level (2005-2007)

S. Jayakumar - DST, 12.27

113. 13.

Influence of anthropogenic pressure on t he s tructure and functional attributes of sacred groves in Sivagangai District of Tamil Nadu, South India

Dr.SM.Sudara pandian - UGC 3.58

114. 14.

Hertergeneous photocatalytic t reatment of chemical and bac terial pollutants from wastewater

Dr. Suja P. Devipriya - DST 16.08

115. 15.

Epidemiological assessment studies on the impact of environmental degradation on human health in Pondicherry”.

Dr Anisa B Khan - DSTE,

Puducherry 0.40

116. 16.

Indigenous knowledge on the medicinal plant resources of Coromandel coast forests of peninsular India in the modern period (2006-2008)

Dr. N. Parthasarath

y - INSA

Project 0.75

117. 17.

Evolving and implementing LEISA based agro-ecological technologies for

Dr. G. Poyyamoli

-

DSTE, Pudu-cherry

0.60

224



sustainable rice production in salt affected soils of Pondicherry coastal region

118. 18. Status of Biomedical waste management in the UT of Puducherry

Dr. G. Poyyamoli

-

DSTE, Pudu-cherry

2.00

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS

119. 1.

A study on Educated Unemployment i n t he Union Territory of Puducherry”,

Dr.P Muthaian - UGC New

Delhi 2.99

120. 2.

An E valuate S tudy on the impact of Mid D ay Meal Scheme in the Union Territory of Puducherry”

Dr.P Muthaian -

Education Dept.,

Puducherry 2.83

121. 3. The Divisia monetary indices as l eading indicators of Inflation

M.Rama chandran -

Reserve Bank of

India 1.00

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

122. 1.

A s tudy of impact of I n-service Teacher Training under S SA on classroom transaction – Tamilnadu State ( collaborating w ith a National Study)

State Coordinator - MHRD &

NCERT 9.80

123. 2.

Random sampling of District Information System of Education Data (DISE) – 5%

Dr. M.S. Lalithamma

Dr. Amruth G. Kumar

SSA – Puducherry 0.36

DEPARTMENT OF FOOD SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

124. 1.

Reduction of Mycotoxin Exposure in Human Gastro Intestinal Tract using Pre-and Probiotic Microorganisms.

Dr.H.Prathap Kumar Shetty

Prof N Sakthivel.

Department of

Biotechnology

CSIR 24.00

125. 2. Development of functional starter culture for idli.

Dr H Prathap Kumar Shetty

Dr S J D Bosco UGC 11.00

DEPARTMENT OF FRENCH

126. 1. UGC S AP Pro ject, coordinated by P rof. S . Pannirselvame

All the Faculty

Members

Prof. Nalini J. Thampi UGC 44.00

225



CENTRE FOR GREEN ENERGY TECHNOLOGY

127. 1.

Realization of crack free Thickfilm PZT for the application to piezo cantilever fabrication

Dr. Gridharan,

Co-Principal Investigator

DST, India

17.00

128. 2. Investigation of NLO behaviour of KDP crystal

Dr.S. Kalainathan

Co-Principal Investigator

DRDO, India

12.00

DEPARTMENT OF HINDI

129. 1.

“Vartaman Sandarbh Me Hindi Nirgunia Sant Sahitya Aur K annada V achana Sahitya Ki Prasangikata

Prof.V.Vizialakshmi NIL UGC 6.34

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY

130. 1. Excavations of a Sangam Age Site – Porunthal K.Rajan --

Central Institute of Classical

Tamil

5.00

131. 2. Early Historic A rchaeology: A Study on C ultural Transformation (Tamil Nadu)

K.Rajan - UGC 5.90

132. 3.

Documentation o f B uild Heritage a nd S ites and Documentation of Antiquities K.Rajan -

Archaeological Survey

of India 12.47

133. 4.

Demarcation o f P rotected Monuments as per A ncient Monuments & Archaeological Sites and R emains A ct – 2010 - A P ilot S tudy of Koranganathar T emple, Srinivasanallur, T iruchirapalli Dt.

K.Rajan Prof.S.Aru chamy

Archaeological Survey

of India 5.00


133. 1.

Strategic H uman R esource Management-A study of the Retention s trategies o f Technical employees in the IT industry in India

Dr.M. Basheer Ahmed Khan

- UGC, New

Delhi -

134. 2. Financial Engineering in Financial Services Industry

Dr. B. Charumathi - AICTE 10.5

135. 3. Problems And Prospects In Entrepreneurship F or Disabled In Karaikal

Madan Mohan -

SERO of UGC, vide

letter No. F. MRP-

3279/09

0.80

136. 4. Problems A nd P rospects in E ntrepreneurship f or Disabled In Karaikal

Madan Mohan - - do - 0.80

226



MANAGEMENT STUDIES – KARAIKAL

137. 1. “Pricing strategies in Indian telecom sector ”

Dr.Byram Anand - UGC 0.75

CENTRE FOR NANOSCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

138. 1.

Development o f t hin film lithium b atteries us ing nanomaterials as power sources for devices based on nanotechnology: s ynthesis, fabrication a nd c harateristic studies

Prof.N.Satyanarayana -

DST- Nano

Mission 60.62

139. 2.

Development of surface engineered nanocrystalline cathode materials f or hi gh energy d ensity s econdary lithium battery applications

Prof.N.Satyanarayana - AICTE 13.00

140. 3.

Development of m odified an d surface e ngineered nanocrystalline Li FePO4 cathode m aterials f or enhanced e nergy de nsity lithium battery applications

Prof.N.Satyanarayana - UGC 9.93

141. 4.

Development of nanocomposite pol ymer s olid electrolytes us ing s olid s uper acid fillers for lithium based rechargeable thin film micro batteries

Prof.N.Satyanarayana - CSIR 16.30

142. 5.

Synthesis an d characterization o f n ano - crystalline cation substituted rare earth oxide for potential transformation toughening & oxygen i on c onducting applications

Prof.N.Satyanarayana - DRDO 17.90

143. 6.

Development of nanofibrous polymer electrolyte membranes by electrospinning technique for high p erformance dy e sensitized solar cells

Dr.A.Subramania - CSIR, New

Delhi 20.00

144. 7.

Development of nanofibrous cubic spinel metal oxides and composite el ectrolyte membranes by electrospinning technique for asymmetric supercapacitors

Dr.A.Subramania -

DST-Nanomissio

n 41.00

227



145. 8.

Development and characterization of alternative to chromate based primers for aerospace steel and aluminium alloys

- Dr.A.Subra mania

DRDL,

Hyderabad 10.00

146. 9.

Development of PVdF-HFP based nano-composite polymer electrolytes for advanced Li – Batteries

Dr.A.Subramania -

UGC, New

Delhi 6.00

147. 10.

Development of Micro-porous PVdF-HFP based blend polymer electrolyte membranes for advanced Li – Battery Application

Dr.A.Subramania -

DST, New

Delhi 9.50

148. 11.

Sethu Samudram Ship Channel Project –Environmental Monitoring (SSCP)

- Dr.A.Subra mania

DCI, Vizag 27.00

DEPARTMENT OF OCEAN STUDIES & MARINE BIOLOGY, PORT BLAIR

149. 1.

Biodiversity of Benthic Community and t heir Environment Characteristics of f P ort Blair, Andaman Islands

Dr. P.M.Mohan


CMLRE - MoES 30.00

150. 2.

Metagenomics of t he Andaman S ea: t he un der-explored “ Rare Bioshohere”

Dr. S. Jayachandran and Dr. P. Gunasekara

n

Dr. P.M. Mohan DBT 59.55

151. 3.

Induced b reeding and development of hatchery technology f or g rowing juvenile s ea ur chins un der controlled c onditions and possibility of Aquaculture for Island economy development.

Dr. Jayant Kumar Mishra -

UGC – Major

Research Project

8.12

152. 4.

Biodiversity o f B enthic Community a nd t heir Environment C haracteristics off P ort B lair, A ndaman Islands

Dr. P.M.Mohan

Jayant Kumar Mishra

CMLRE - MoES 30.00

228



DEPARTMENT OF PERFORMING ARTS

153. 1.

Authentic A nalytical Documentation Ethno Cultural P rogramme of Theru-K-Koothu

Dr.V.Aru- mugham - UGC 3.86


154. 1. Consciousness Studies Coordinator

Prof. K.Srinivas

Dy. Coordinator Dr.B.R.Shant

ha Kumari

UGC-SAP DRSI (2009-

14)

36.50


155. 1.

Development of t hin f ilm lithium batteries using nanomaterials as pow er sources for devices based on nanot echnology: synthesis, f abrication and charateristic studies

Prof. N. Satyanarayana -

DST- NanoMis

sion 60.62

156. 2.

Development of s urface engineered nanocrystalline cathode materials f or hi gh ener gy density s econdary l ithium battery applications

Prof. N. Satyanarayana - AICTE 13.00

157. 3.

Development of m odified and s urface engi neered nanocrystalline LiFePO4 cathode m aterials f or enhanced ener gy dens ity lithium battery applications

Prof. N. Satyanarayana - UGC 9.93

158. 4.

Development o f nanocomposite polymer solid electrolytes using solid super acid fillers for lithium based rechargeable thin film micro batteries

Prof. N. Satyanarayana - CSIR 16.30

159. 5.

Synthesis and characterization of n ano - crystalline cation substituted rare e arth ox ide f or pot ential transformation t oughening & oxygen i on c onducting applications

Prof. N. Satyanarayana - DRDO 17.90

160. 6.

Theoretical anal ysis of supercontinuum generation i n phot onic crystal fiber

K. Porsezian - DST 31.46

229



161. 7.

Investigation of s oliton and m odulation i nstability in nonl inear c ouplers and birefringent fibers

K. Porsezian - DAE-BRNS 12.65

162. 8. Theoretical i nvestigation of soliton i n nonl inear optics

K. Porsezian R. Sivakumar UGC 7.97

163. 9. Investigation of s oliton and m odulation i nstability in various nonlinear media

K. Porsezian DST

164. 10.

Synthesis, pr operties and Sensor per formance of Vanadium doped Zinc Oxide Nanograins

Dr.G.Chandra sekaran - U.G.C 9.98

165. 11.

Development of 3DOM electrolyte material for all solid state lithium ion batteries

Dr. R. Murugan - CSIR 19.00

166. 12. Development of All Solid State Lithium Battery for Electric Vehicle

Dr. R. Murugan - DRDO 26.60

167. 13. Nanostructured Materials for Lithium Battery application

Dr. R. Murugan Dr. B. Palanivel AICTE 8.90

168. 14. Crystallisation k inetics of oxyfluoride glass-ceramics

Dr. V.V. Ravi Kanth Kumar - UGC 9.26

169. 15.

Development of higher order ac curate s olvers t o solve nonl inear N avier-Stokes equations.

R. SIVAKUMAR - UGC 8.85

170. 16. Orthogonalization Strategies in a multi-disciplinary perspective

Dr. A Ramesh Naidu - UGC 1.50

171. 17. Study of Mechanical Alloyed Magnetic Heterogeneous systems

R.N. Bhowmik - UGC 11.56

172. 18.

Magnetic O rdering i n Nano Sized Ferrite Particles: Role of Core-Shell Spin Structure

- R.N.Bhowmik DST 11.72

173. 19. Development of new nanomaterials for sensor applications.

R. Sivakumar - Pondiche

rry University

6.00

230



174. 20.

Luminous ef ficacy enhancements of micro discharge-cells f or a plasma display by modifying s ustain waveform*

S.K.Sinha CSIR 25.00

DEPARTMENT OF POLITICS & INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

175. 1.

European Common Foreign and Security Policy- Implications for India

Dr. B. Krishnamurthy - UGC 4.96

176. 2. Jawaharlal N ehru and t he Freedom Movements in India

Dr. B. Krishnamurthy - ICHR

75.00

177. 3.

Women Law and Public Domain: A S tudy w ith Special Reference to Kerala

Prof. B. Mohanan UGC - 6.50

178. 4. Civil S ociety and S ocial Capital in South Asia

Prof. B. Mohanan ICSSR - 9.00

179. 5.

Indian Parliament and Foreign P olicy Making : A Case Study on the Attitude of the Indian Parliament Towards China 1952-2010

Dr. P. Lazarus Samraj - UGC 7.07

180. 6. Indian Parliament and India’s Nuclear and missile policymaking

Dr. P. Lazarus Samraj - UGC 7.32

CENTRE FOR POLLUTION CONTROL & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

181. 1.

Towards o pening a ne w frontier i n bioprocess technology: de velopment of termite-based s ystems f or resource r ecovery f rom ligneous and other difficult-to-biodegrade solid wastes

Prof. S.A. Abbasi

Dr.S. Gaja lakshmi and Dr.A.Tasnee

m Abbasi

DBT, GoI 36.25

182. 2.

R&D-cum-action a nd awareness pr oject on rainwater harvesting, ground water recharge and wastewater reuse.

Prof. S.A. Abbasi

Dr.S.Gajalakshmi and

Dr.A. Tasneem Abbasi

MoWR GoI

30.35

183. 3.

Status of I ndustrial Pollution C ontrol ( Large, Medium and S mall) i n t he U.T. of Puducherry

Prof. S.A. Abbasi

Dr. Tasneem Abbasi

PPCC, GoP 3.00

231




184. 1.

Participatory I rrigation Management i n C umbum Valley: A S ociological Appraisal

Dr. K. Gulam Dasthagir

University Grants

Commission (UGC)

- 1.00

185. 2.

Gender participation in Water user A ssociation o f S athanur Irrigation S ystem: A n Appraisal of Exclusion Vs Empowerment o f W omen-Farmers in the Management of Irrigation System

Dr. K. Gulam Dasthagir

Indian Council of

Social Science

Research (ICSSR Ne w

Delhi)

- 3.00

CENTRE FOR SOCIAL EXCLUSION & INCLUSIVE POLICY

186. 1. Computerisation of 75 P TG’s in multimedia programmes

Prof.T.Subra manyam Naidu - UGC 9.81

187. 2

Evaluation of Sarva Shiksha A bhiyan programme in Puducherry UT.

Prof.T.SubramanyamNaidu -

Social Justice

& Empowe

rment

2.28


188. 1.

Emotional violence ag ainst women in the workplace (A Study of A cademicians i n select Indian Universities)

R. Nalini - UGC 6.04

189. 2. A N ational E valuation Study of Indira Awaas Yojana

Dr. A. Shahin Sultana -

Planning Commiss

ion 29.32

190. 3.

Social w ork pr actice i n industry(A S tudy o f S elect Industrial O rganizations i n Tata Group)

R. Nalini - UGC 53.00

CENTRE FOR SOUTH ASIAN STUDIES

191. 1. Human Security Dimensions of South Asia

A.Subramanyam Raju - 5.64

192. 2.

“Parliament i n t he Making of India’s F oreign P olicy: A Case of India’s US Policy since t he 19 90’s”. E ffect since F ebruary 201 1 ( two years).

Dr.D.Purusho thaman -

UGC- Major

Research Project,

3.84


193. 1.

Forecasting C rop Prospects of T amil N adu and M odelling Y ield Instability

Dr.P.Dhana vanthan - UGC 3. 90

232



194. 2.

A Statistical Study on the Nature and Extent of Violence Against Women in Puducherry

Dr.Kiruthika - UGC 1.15

SUBRAMANIA BHARATHI SCHOOL OF TAMIL LANGUAGE & LITERATURE

195. 1.

The Contribution of Puducherry to the Development of Tamil Literature

Dr. S. Arokianathan

Dr. M. Mathialagan

UGC-SAP 35.00

196. 2. The Prosody of Tamil Literature Ages

Dr. S. Arokianathan

Dr. M. Mathialagan

UGC-SAP 35.00

DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM STUDIES

197. 1.

Thrust Areas of Research: -Entrepreneurship i n Tourism - Sustainable Tourism

Dr.G. Anjaneya Swamy

Dr.Y.Venkata Rao UGC 50.00

198. 2. Social Networks in Tourism Entrepreneurship

Dr. G. Anjaneya Swamy

Dr.Y. Venkata Rao UGC 5.35

199. 3. Social Networks in Tourism Entrepreneurship - Dr.Y.

Venkata Rao UGC 5.35

200. 4. Sustainable T ourism Development in Puducherry

Dr. Sampad Kumar S wain - UGC 0.50

201. 5. Sustainable Tourism Development in Puducherry

Dr. Sampad Kumar S wain - UGC 0.50

LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCES

202. 1. A s tudy of s chool l ibraries i n

the s chools of P uducherry District of Pondicherry UT.

Dr. C.K. Ramaiah - EducationPondicher

ry 0.80

203. 2. Production of Betacam Video Film on ISWAMANDIRAM in 3 versions. 2007

Dr. C.K. Ramaiah - VIMS 0.75

204. 3. Production of Betacam film on DIVICA YATRALU. 2006 Dr C.K. Ramaiah Harsha VIMS 0.50

ANNEXURE

VII

LIST OF RESEARCH PROJECTS SANCTIONED DURING LAST FIVE

YEARS

233



LIST OF RESEARCH PROJECTS SANCTIONED DURING LAST FIVE YEEARS

Sl.No Year / Agency Title PI Name Department

Amount Sanctioned

( ̀ ) 2005 – 2006

1. 1 UGC Narratives of Rural Arts

Dr.K.A. Gunasekaran , Prof. & Head

Dept.of Performing Arts

414700

2. 2 UGC AC Electrical Conducting .System

Dr.Bidhu Bushan Das,Reader

Dept. of Chemistry

344600

3. 3 UGC Dictionary of Tamil Folklore

Dr.A,Thirunagalingam Reader

Dept.of Tamil 472600

4. 4 UGC-RAP

Optical Solution in Non-Liner Media

Dr.k .Porsezian, Professor

Dept.of Physics

400000

5. 5 UGC

Landscape assessment, modeling and virtual. typical

Dr.S.A.Abbasi, Professor & Co-ordinator

Centre for pollution and Energy Technology

584600

6. 6 DST

Tsunami Inundation Mapping…….

Dr.P.M.Mohan, Reader and Head

Dept. of Ocean Studies and Marine Biology

679000

234



7. 7 DST Mapping of areas Inundations Tamil Nadu Cost

Dr..D.Senthilnathan, Reader

Dept of Earth Sciences

460000

8. 8 DST SERC Dr.K.M.Tamilmani, Professor

Dept.of Mathematics

1000000

9. 9 DST Geochemical Techniques…South India

Dr.Rajneesh Bhutani, Leturer


1140000

10. 10 DST Field and geological…. Dr.Vivek LaulLecturer


1092000

11. 11 DBT Quantities Assessment ….

Dr.N.Parthasarathy Reader

Dept of Ecology

1466000

12. 12 DBT Biological -Control…. Dr.S.Jayachandran Dean

Dept of Ecology

2450000

13. 13 DBT Prutification And Charectersation

Dr.S.Jayachandran Dean

Dept.of Biotech

2110000

14. 14 DBT To develop Design… Dr.S.A.abbasiProf & Coordinator

Dept.of Biotech

640000

15. 15 NASI 75 th NASI Dr.K.M.Tamilmani, Professor

Dept.of Mathematics

750000

2006 - 2007

16. 1 UGC Molecular Diversity….. Dr.N.Sakthivel, Reader

Dept.of Bio Tech

720200

17. 2 UGC Indian Parliament………

Dr.Lazarus Samraj, Reader

Dept. of Internl.Studies

456000

18. 3 UGC Women, Law……Kerala

Dr.B. Mohanan, Professor

Political Science

635100

19. 4 DST Geocheimstry of alluvial…..

Dr.Pramod singh, Lecturer

Dept. of Earth Sciences

828000

20. 5 DST Drill …… Cauvery Dr.Pramod singh, Lecturer


4498000

21. 6 DST Investigation on the …..

Dr.Srikumar Biological Sciences

2055244

22. 7 DST Raja Rammanna Fellowship

Dr.K.Porsezian, Profess & Head

Dept.of Physics

3480000

23. 8 DST Molecular recognisation tool….

Dr.D.Sundar Bio Informatics Centre

792000

24. 9 DST Cyclocarbaalumazenes a new class of …..

Dr.Dastegeri Reddy

Dept.of Chemistry

2399400

25. 10 DST-SERC

Emplacement……….India

Dr.Subadip Bhadra, Lect.

Earth Sciences

324000

235



26. 11 DST BOYSCAST FELLOWSHIP

Dr.Rajneesh Bhutani, Lect.

Earth Sciences

1166000

27. 12 DST BOYSCAST FELLOWSHIP

Dr. Lata Shukla, Lect.

Bio-Technology

1188000

28. 13 DBT Molecular tools.…. Dr.D.Sundar Dept.of Bio Tech

2700000

29. 14 DBT Studies on the Control of ……

Dr.Arul BioTechnology

2100000

30. 15 DBT Development of Elearning….

Dr.P.P.Mathur Bio informatics Studies

305900

31. 16 DBT Purification……..probionts

Dr.V. Arul, Sr.Lecturer

Bio-Technology

3680000

32. 17 CSIR Porphyrin Based molecular sensor….

Dr.Venkatesan , Reader

Dept.of Chemistry

461583

33. 18 IFCP Optical Soliton…… Dr.K.Porsezian, Profess & Head

Dept.of Physics

1298000

34. 19 INSA Indigeneous knowledge…….

Dr.N. Parthasarathy,Reader

Dept.of Ecology

159840

35. 20 DRDO Synthesis & Characterisation…..

Dr.N. Satyanarayana, Reader&Head

Dept. of Physics

1086000

36. 21 PU Research Startup Grant

Dr.Sundar Dept.of Bio informatics

500000


Dr.Suresh Yenugu Dept.of Ecology

500000


Dr.Dastegeri Reddy

Dept.of Chemistry

500000


Dr.C.R.Ramanathan

Dept.of Chemistry

500000


Dr.Kamal Lochan Pruseth

Earth Sciences

551524


Dr.Lata Shukla Dept.of Bio Tech

500000


Dr.Rabindra Bowmic

Dept.of Physics

500000

2007 - 2008

43. 1 UGC Minor Project "Sustainale Tourism………

Dr.Sampad Kumar Swain, Lecturer

Tourism Studies

50000

44. 2 UGC Reviewing Women's……..

Dr.H. Kalpana, Lecturer

English 419200

236



45. 3 UGC The …….Pollutants Dr.M. Vikram Reddy, Prof&Head

Environmental Sciences

669000

46. 4 UGC Cofiguring……….shed Dr.K.V. Devi Prasad, Reader

Environmental Sciences

576600

47. 5 UGC An……..EPR Dr.G. Vasuki, Lecturer

Chemistry 678600

48. 6 UGC Functional………cells Dr.P.P. Mathur,

Prof.& Head Bio-chem & Molecular Biology

910600

49. 7 UGC-IUAC

Measurement of Cosmogenic……….Southern India

Dr.S. Balakrishnan, Dean

School of Physical chemical and applied sciences

390000

50. 8 UGC-IUAC

Be-10 measurements……..paleoclimate studies

Dr.Pramod Singh, Lecturer


390000

51. 9 DST-SERC

Peptide based….transformations

Dr.C.R. Ramanathan, Lect.

Chemistry 1932000

52. 10 DST Interfacial electron…….semiconductor particles

Dr.K. Anbalagan, Professor

Chemistry 1800000

53. 11 DST Crystal engineering….. Dr.Binoy Krishna Saha, Lecturer

Dept. of Chemistry

1548000

54. 12 DST Probing and perturbing………

Dr.Pattath D. Pancharanta,

Dept. of Chemistry

2040000

55. 13 DST High Precision CO2 concentration………carbon

Dr.M. Vikram Reddy, Prof&Head

Dept. of Ecology

850000

56. 14 DST

Volcanological, Chronological evolution…….

CO-PI: Dr.Rajneesh Bhutani & Dr.S. Balakrishnan


500000

57. 15 DST "Relaxation process & Dynamical……modeling

Dr.G. Govindaraj, Lecturer

Dept. of Physics

2864679

58. 16 DST "EPR Spectroscopic……..formation"

Dr.M.S. Pandian, Professor


2537000

59. 17 DST-SERC

"Bonds and bands of……implications"

Dr.Musiri.M. Balakrishnarajan, Lecturer

Dept. of Chemistry

3570400

60. 18 DBT Identification of novel functional……….micorbiota

Dr.N. Sakthivel, Reader

Dept. of Biotechnology

5581300

237



61. 19 CSIR Investigation of Modulational Instability…….

Dr.K.Porsezian, Profess & Head

Dept.of Physics

250000

62. 20 CSIR Conformationally…..ligands

Dr.C.R. Ramanathan, Lect.

Dept. of Chemistry

532000

63. 21 CSIR Photo assisted……. Dr.K. Anbalagan, Lecturer

Dept. of Chemistry

432000

64. 22 CSIR Development of nanocomposite……..batteries

Dr.N. Satyanarayana

Dept. of Physics

764500

65. 23 CSIR Single Crystal……… Dr.P. Sambasiva Rao, Professor

Dept. of Chemistry

438500

66. 24 AICTE Career award for young teachers(CAYT)

Dr.(MRs.). B. Charumathi, Sr.Lect.

Dept. of Management Studies

1050000

67. 25 DRDO

Isolation and characterisation……

Dr.K. Jeevaratnam, Professor,

Dept. of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

1485500

68. 26 NTRO-SSE

Collaborative directed………secure environment

Prof. S. Kuppusami, Director of Studies

Director of Studies

4290000

69. 27 PLANE

X project

146Sm - 142Nd isotopic studies………

Dr.Rajneesh Bhutani, Lecturer

Earth Sciences

1167020

70. 28 DIT Development of database……

Dr.D. Sundar Bioinformatics centre

1686000

71. 29 GOP - Police Dept.

Base line studies….in U.T. of Puducherry

Dr.T.S.NaiduProfessor and Dean

School of Social Sciences

115500


Dr.Alok Sharan, Lecturer

650000


Dr.S. Sivaprakasam, Reader

Dept. of Physics


Dr.R. Sivakumar, Reader

Dept. of Physics

600000


Dr.V.V.Ravi Kanth Kumar, Reader

Dept. of Physics

750000


Dr.K. Anbalagan, Professor

Dept. of Chemistry

600000


Dr.Binoy Krishna Saha, Lecturer

Dept. of Chemistry

300000


Dr.K. Jeevarathnam,

Dept. of Bio-Chemsitry & Molecular

800000

238



Professor & Head Biology


Dr.N. Arumugam Dept. of Bio-Chemsitry & Molecular Biology

525000


Dr.Prashanth, Lecturer

Dept. of Biotechnology

500000

2008 – 2009

81. 1 UGC Investigation……..solids

Dr.G. Govindaraj, Reader

Dept. of Physics 824000

82. 2 UGC An analysis of……..period in India

Dr.K. Sham Bhat, Professor

Dept. of Economics 529800

83. 3 UGC Analytical……..Therukoothu

Dr.V. Arumugam, Lecturer

Dept. of Fine Arts 351000

84. 4 UGC Single Crystal EPR……Host lattices

Dr.P. Sambasiva Rao, Head

Dept. of Chemistry 567800

85. 5 UGC Study of…….systems Dr.Rabindra Nath Bhowmik, Lecturer


86. 6 UGC Statistical modelling…..compounds

Dr.R. Sivakumar, Reader

Dept. of Physics 98,000

87. 7 UGC Strategic Human…….IT industry in India

Dr.M. Basheer Ahmad Khan, Lecturer


313100

88. 8 UGC Species diversity…….Mangroves

Dr.Anisha Basheer Khan, Professor

Dept. of Ecology and Environmental Sciences

744200

89. 9 UGC Gender debates……A preliminary study

Dr.H. Nikhila, Lecturer,

Dept. of English 53000

90. 10 UGC-IUAC

A study on the influence ….. semiconductors

Dr.S.V.S. Nageswara Rao, Lecturer


91. 11 UGC A study of Project Exports………..Challenges"

Dr.P. Natarajan, Professor

Dept. of Commerce 513200

92. 12 UGC A study to develop………Education Sector

Dr.D.Lazar, Reader

Dept. of Commerce 568200

93. 13 UGC

Hindi project(Vardaman Sandharb……..Prasangitha)

Dr.V.Vizialakshmi, Professor Dept. of Hindi 634200

94. 14 UGC European Common……….Implic

Dr.B.Krishnamurthy, Reader

Dept. of Political 496200

239



ations for India Science

95. 15 UGC Induced breeding…….development

Dr.Jayant Kumar Mishra, Lecturer

Dept. of Zoology 812800

96. 16 UGC Purification and characterisation…….bacterial strains

Dr.S.Jayachandran, Professor

Dept. of Biotechnology 1185200

97. 17 UGC Investigations on allelic…….infection

Dr.K.Prashant, Lecturer


98. 18 UGC Studies on the protective….rats

Dr.(Mrs.) S.Sudha Rani, Lecturer

Dept. of Biochem & Molecular Biology

736000

99. 19 DST Multi component……scaffolds

Dr.G. Vasuki, Lecturer


100. 20 DST Single crystal EPR…..corodination

Dr.P. Sambasiva Rao, Head


101. 21 DST-FIST FIST-Chemistry Dr.P.Sambasiva

Rao, Professor Dept. of Chemistry 25000000

102. 22 DST-DFG

Solitons and Soliton Induced……. Liquid Core

Dr.K. Porsezian, Professor and Head


103. 23 DST-SERC

Synthesis, resolution……derivatives

Dr.E.Poonguzhali, Young Scientist


104. 24 DST-FIST Dept. of Biotech Dr.N. Sakthivel,

Head, Dept. of Biotechnology 7800000

105. 25 DBT Cloning and expression of novel….

Dr.N. Sakthivel, Reader


106. 26 DBT Metagenomics of the Andaman Sea………..

Dr.S.Jayachandran , Professor


107. 27 CSIR Tansition metal directed……..

Dr.Balamanimaran, Lecturer


108. 28 CSIR Homogeneous………….

Dr.N. Dastagiri Reddy, Lecturer


109. 29 DSTE, Pdy

Environmental inventory……..coastal water

Dr.A. Yogamoorthi, Reader & Coordinator

Community College 75000

110. 30

Ministry of Earth Science

s

Biodiversity of Benthic ………Andaman Islands

Dr.P.M. Mohan, Professor & Head

Dept. of Ocean Studies & Marine Biology, Port Blair

3000000

240



111. 31 AERB Micorbial Biofilm Formation……….in NPPs

Dr.S. Jayachandran, Professor


112. 32 DAE-BRNS

Geochronological studeis…….solution"

Dr.S. Balakrishnan, Dean

School of Physical, Chemical & Applied Sciences

1590700

113. 33 ICSSR Civil Society and Social…….Globalization

Dr.Mohanan Bhaskaran Pillai, Professor

Dept. of Politics 456900


Dr.C.Thirunavukarasu


496000

2009 – 2010

115. 1 UGC Emotional violence ………workplace

Dr.R. Nalini, Reader

Dept. of Social work 604800

116. 2 UGC

"Othogonalization strategies in a multidisciplinary perpective"

Dr. A. Ramesh Naidu

Department of Physics 150000

117. 3 UGC "investigation on the role …. Bulter & bisby

Dr. B. Kannabiran, Professor

Department of Botany 805300

118. 4 UGC "Electron paramagnetic …. Effects on seeds

Dr. latha shukla Department of Biotechnology 942800

119. 5 UGC

"Theoretical investigation of solitions in nininear optics

Dr. Porsezian Department of Physics 797300

120. 6 UGC "Synthesisand ….. Thin Films

Dr. S.V.S. Nageswara Rao


121. 7 UGC "To investigate the ….. Steatohepatitis

Dr. c. Thirunavukkarasu

Department of Biotechnology 766800

122. 8 UGC "Abitcarcinogenic ….with Curcumin" Dr. R. Rukkumani Department of

Biotechnology 1101600

123. 9 UGC "Molecular …. Producer Strains"

Dr. K. Jeevarathnam


124. 10 UGC "Influence of ….. Tamil Nadu and South India"

Dr. S.M. Sundarapandian

Department of Botany 358000

125. 11 UGC "Development of higher ….. Equations" Dr. Sivakumar Department of

Physics 883000

126. 12 UGC "Hyration Studies ….. Rhodanese" Dr. R. Krishna Department of

Biotechnology 1066000

241



127. 13 UGC "Structure ….. Sphingomyelinase"

Dr. M. Suresh Kumar


128. 14 UGC "Early Historic ….. Transformation (Tamil Nadu)"

Dr. K. Rajan Department of Archaeology 590200

129. 15 UGC Coalition Governments…..India'a Foriegn Policy

Dr.N.K.Jha, Lecturer

Dept. of Political Science

488700

130. 16 DST

Indo-Russian project "Comparison of fluid………hydrothermal processes

Dr.M.S.Pandian, Professor & Head

Earth Sciences 740800

131. 17 DST Pollen Analyses of Quarternary……..Floodplains

PI: Dr. Anupama Krishnamurthy Co-PI: Dr.Pramod Singh, Lecturer


132. 18 DST "Identification of Micro RNAs" Dr. latha shukla Dept.of

Biotech 1733400

133. 19 DST-FIST "DST-Fist Programme HOD

Dept of Biochemistry & Molicularbiology

7000000

134. 20 DST-FIST "DST-Fist Programme HOD Dept. of

Physics 13500000

135. 21 DST-FIST "DST-Fist Programme HOD Dept. of Earth

Sciences 7800000

136. 22 DST-FIST "DST-Fist Programme HOD Dept.of

Mathematics 4000000

137. 23 AICTE Development of surface……applications

Dr.N. Satyanarayana, Professor


138. 24 AICTE Bio inspired intrusion………..classification

Ms.S. Siva Sathiya, Sr.Lecturer

Dept. of Computer Science

480000

139. 25 ICMR Evaluation of stress…..toxicants

Dr.P.P.Mathur, Prof. & Head


713918

140. 26 DAE Modelling of fluid processes Dr. M.S. Pandian Dept.of Earth

Science 1952550

141. 27 MOES "Palaeo-Seismological ….. In Andaman Island"

Dr. N. Ramanujam

Department of Ocean Studies & Marine Biolog, Port Blair

2524400

242



142. 28 GOP Management in the U.T. of Puducherry

Dr. G. Poyyamoli, Reader

Department of Ecology & Environmental Sciences

200000

143. 29 GOP Management in the U.T. of Puducherry

Dr. Tasneem Abbasi

Department of Ecology & Environmental Sciences

300000

144. 30 ICMR

Signalling Mechanisms and Quorum-sensing……..drug therapy

Dr.K.Prashanth, Lecturer


145. 31 DAE-BRNS

Investigation of Soliton and modulation……fibers

Dr.K. Porsezian, Head


146. 32 GOP Traditional water resources…….

Dr.A. Chellaperumal, Head

Department of Anthropology 100000

147. 33 PU Research Startup Grant Dr. R. Krishna

Bio-Informatics Centre

250000

148. 34 PU Research Startup Grant Dr. P.Latha

Dept. of Bio-Chemsitry & Molecular Biology

250000

149. 35 PU Research Startup Grant Dr. S. Sudhrani

Dept. of Bio-Chemsitry & Molecular Biology

250000

150. 36 PU Design & Development of software to create………repository of encore

Dr.G. Aghila, Professor

Dept. of Comput

210000

151. 37 CEMS, Malaysi

a

Development of Model…………………System

Dr.R. Panneerselvam, Professor


1000000

2010 - 2011

152. 1 UGC

A case Study on Attitude of the Inidan Parliament Towards China 1952-2010,

Dr. Lazarus Samraj, Professor

Political Science 707200

153. 2 UGC A Case Study of India's US Policy since

Dr. D. Purushothaman,

Political Science 384500

243



the 1990's, Asst. Professor

154. 3 UGC Development of Modified……… lithium battery applications

Dr. N. Satyanarayana, Professor

Physics 993500

155. 4 UGC Synthesis, properties and sensor…… Oxide nanograins

Dr. G. Chandrasekaran, Professor

Physics 998800

156. 5 UGC

A Statistical study on the Nature and Expert of Violence against women in Puducherry.

Dr. Kiruthika, Asst. Professor Statistics 115000

157. 6 UGC Monte carlo simulations of biomolecular motors.

Dr. S.V.M. Satyanarayana, Biophysics 971800

158. 7 UGC

Problem of Unemployment in the Union Territory of Puducherry: An Assessment.

Dr. P. Muthaiyan, Associate Professor

Economics 299700

159. 8 UGC

Effect of Displacement on Mental Health of Displaced Tribes in Mysore and Kodagu Districts, Karnataka.

Dr. B. Rangaiah, Associate Professor

Psychology 493200

160. 9 UGC

Setting up of optical tweezers for study of dynamics of the molecular motors in the cell.

Dr. Alok Sharan, Asst. Professor Physics 991000

161. 10 UGC Crystallisation kinetics ofoxyluoride glass-ceramics.

Dr. V.V. Ravi Kanth Kumar, Associate Professor.

Physics 926800

162. 11 UGC

Isolation of nicotine degrading bacteria and characterization of their intermediate metabolites.

Dr. N. Sakthivel, Professor Biotechnology 921800

244



163. 12 UGC

Synthesis of graphite grafted dendrimers encapsulated mono and bi metallic metal nano particle and their metal mediated organic reactions.

Dr. R. Venkatesan, Associate Professor

Chemistry 930300

164. 13 UGC

Studies on the protective effects of ferulic acid and vitamin E on carbendazim induced testicular toxicity in rates.

Dr. P. Latha, Assistant Professor

Biochemistry & Mo le. Biology

860800

165. 14 UGC Microinsurance: Risk Transfer Mechanism for Rural India.

Dr. D.H. Malini, Asst. Professor Management 70000

166. 15 UGC Pricing Strategies in Indian Telecom Secotor

Dr. Byram Anand, Asst. Professor Management 75000

167. 16 UGC Development of functional starter culture of idli.

Dr. H. Prathap Kumar Shetty, Reader

Food Science & Technology 1104300

168. 17 UGC

Ethnographic documentation of vulnerable (primitive) tribes of Orissa (A visual anthropological study)

Dr. T. Subramanyam Naidu, Professor

Anthropology 981400

169. 18 UGC

Searching for potential therapeutic targets in humar pathogens (food and water-borne) using comparative genomics approach: Molecular modleing, docking and simulation studies.

Dr. Archana Pan Bioinformatics 781800

170. 19 UGC Social Networks in Tourism Entrepreneurship

Dr. G. Anjaneya Swamy, Prof. & Head,

Dept. of Tourism 505000

245



171. 20 UGC

Assessment of plant diversity and impact of invasive species in the Mukurthi National Park, Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve.

Dr. Priya Davidar, Dean

School of Life Sciences 635800

172. 21 DST "Development fo thin film lithium ………. Studies"

Dr. N. Satyanarayana


173. 22 DST "Theoretical Analysis of,,,,,,,,,," Dr. Porsezian


174. 23 DST

Homogeneous copolymerization of olefins and polar llefins: Synthesis and catalytic properties of phosphine substituted β-diketimine based Heterobimetallic complexes.

Dr. N. Dastagiri Reddy, Asst. Professor

Chemistry 4500000

175. 24 DST

Development of Nanofibrous Cubic Spinel Metal Oxides and composite Polymer Electrolyte Membranes by Electrospinning Technique for Asymmetric Supercapacitors

Dr. A. Subramania, Reader

Centre for Nanoscience & Tech.

4087000

176. 25 DST

RSK correspondence and rook versions of a class of diagram algebras.

Dr. A. Joseph Kennedy, Asst. Professor

Mathematics 1224000

177. 26 DST

Palladium-biary I carbene complexes: Synthesis, structure and their applications in organic transformations"

Dr. S. Sabiah, Asst. Professor Chemistry 2595000

246



178. 27 DBT Towards opening a new frontier…….

Dr.S.A.abbasi, Prof & Coordinator

Centre for Pollution Control

2024000

179. 28 CSIR Development of Nanofibrous………

Dr. A. Subramania, Reader

Centre for Nanoscience & Tech.

1013500

180. 29 CSIR Reduction of Mycotoxin………..

Dr. H. Prathap Kumar Shetty, Reader

Dept. of Food Science & Tech.

160000

181. 30

Archaeological Survey of India

Antiquities and Built Heritage and Sites

Dr.K.Rajan, Prof. & Head

Dept. of History 1247000

182. 31 UDF Biodevesity park of Pondicherry University Phase-I

Prof. Priya Davidar School of Life Sciences 100000

183. 32 CICT

Excavation of a Sangam Age site - Porunthal: Report Preparation

Dr. K. Rajan, Prof. & Head,

Dept. of History 500000

184. 33 CICT Pandaiya Ilakkana Ilakkiyangalil Meipaadukal.

Dr. K. Ilamathy Janakiraman, Professor

School of Tamil 250000

185. 34 OHIO

Studies on the reproductive biology and interspecific hybridization of wild and cultivated brinjal (Solanum spp.) in India: Phase 1.


Scholl of Life Sciences. 2630700

186. 35 US

Elephant habitats of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve: Location, threats and management.


Scholl of Life Sciences. 1752646

187. 36 Oriens

Evaluation of the Nutraceutical Potential of Naturovita, Total Antioxidant, Diafit, Acid and DE-LIPO

Dr. Haripirya, Lecturer

Food Science & Technology. 2432550

247



188. 37 MHRD

A study of Impact of In-service Teacher Training under SSA on Slassromm Transaction.

Dr. M.S. Lalithama, Professor & Head Education 980000

189. 38 ICSSR Human Security Dimensions of South Asia

Dr. A. Subramanyam Raju

Centre for South Asian Studies

564375

190. 39 ICMR

Development of low glycaemic noodle from sweet potato and low calorie sago from cassava as antidiabetic foods.

Dr. K. Jeevarathinam, Professor

Biochemistry 1266720

191. 40 ISRO

Stable isotope based dendroclimatological investigation of trees from Indian region.

Dr. Shreyas Managave, Asst. Professor


192. 41 IUAC

10Be and 26Al measurements on samples of Ladakh to estimate uplift rates in the Trans-Himalayan region.

Dr. S. Balakrishnan, Professor


193. 42 DRDO

Development of Au Solid State Lithium Battery for Electric Vehicle. (Transferred from PEC)

Dr. Ramaswamy Murugan, Professor

Physics 2615000

194. 43 MoES

Study the trace Elements Fe, Mn, Co, Ni and particulate organic Carbon, Dissolved organic carbon and oxygen isotopes distribution in sea waters of around Andaman and Nicobar islands

Dr. P.M. Mohan, Professor

Ocean Studies & Marine Biology

2280000

ANNEXURE

VIII

STATISTICS OF RESEARCH OUTPUT

248


Part I


Research Publications (2006-2011)

235 225 225 278

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100

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300

400

500

600

700

800

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f P

ub

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Soc.Sc.&Hum. 142 150 181 214 220

Science 235 225 225 278 520

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Research Publications and Citations in Indexed Journals (2006-2011)

175 136 162 18848

218

812

279

483

1489

0

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

1400

1600

Publications 175 136 162 188 279

Citations 48 218 483 812 1489

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

STATISTICS OF RESEARCH OUTPUT

Source : Scopus

Source : Scopus

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C ita t ion s o f R es e a rc h Pu blic a tio ns (19 9 6 -2 0 1 0 )

0

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

1400

1600

Citations 40 64 91 135 174 225 294 382 411 525 613 689 882 1175 1422

Publicat ions 45 39 36 48 44 72 81 76 75 75 87 81 106 122 177

1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

C ita ti o ns / h I nd e x(a s on M a r 2 0 11 )

Pu b li cat io n s ( P )C ita t io n s (C )C ita t io n In d ex C /Ph in d ex

1 23 77 61 76 .163 3

Source : Scopus

250

Publications of Pondicherry University Faculty (2006-2011) with Average Citation Index and Impact Factor of Publications (Consolidated Statement)

Source: Scopus

Sl. No.

Department/ Centre

Articles Conference Proceedings

Books Abstr acts

Others Total Publications

Citations (C)

Avg. CI= C/P

h index

Avg. Impact Factor

Indexed Non Indexed Sub-

Total

Indexed Non Indexed Sub-

Total Ind. Non-ind.

Sub-Total

Index (P)

Non-Indexed

Total Int. Nat. Int. Nat. Int. Nat. Int. Nat.

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

(1+2+3+4)

(6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

(6+7+8+9)

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15)

(13+14)

(16)

(1+2+6+7+13)

(17) (3+4+8+9+11+12+

14)

(18) (16+17) (19)

(20) (19/16) (21) (22)

1 Science 728 89 481 185 1483 65 6 122 138 331 23 191 22 87 109 910 1227 2137 3021 3.3 21 2.4

2 Social Sciences and Humanities 18 6 253 630 907 1 0 83 169 253 160 43 1 325 326 26 1663 1689 30 1.2 3 0.8

Grand Total 746 95 734 815 2390 66 6 205 307 584 183 234 23 412 435 936 2890 3826 3051 3.3 21 2.0

251

Publications of Science Departments/Centres Faculty (2006-2011) with Average Citation Index and Impact Factor of Publications

Sl. No

Department/ Centre


Books Abstracts

Others Total Publications Citati

ons (C)

Avg. CI=C/P

h index

Avg. Impact Factor

Indexed Non

Sub- Total

Indexed Non

Sub- Total

Indexed (P)

Non-Indexed

Total Int. Nat. Int. Nat. Int. Nat. Int. Nat. Ind. Non-

ind. Sub- Total

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

(1+2+3

+4)

(6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

(6+7+8

+9)

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15)

(13+14)

(16)

(1+2+6+

7+13)

(17) (3+4+8+9+11+12+

(18)

(16+17) (19)

(20)

(19/16) (21) (22)

1 Mathematics 28 4 15 1 48 4 4 7 7 22 0 1 1 0 1 41 31 72 44 1.1 3 1.2

2 Statistics 5 0 18 9 32 0 0 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 5 30 35 2 0.4 1 0.7

3 Physics 157 1 50 0 208 22 0 34 48 104 2 25 0 9 9 180 168 348 590 3.3 12 2.2

4 Chemistry 143 12 9 0 164 2 0 0 4 6 1 0 2 5 7 159 19 178 441 2.8 10 1.9

5 Earth Sciences 21 12 5 10 48 0 0 7 1 8 4 17 1 14 15 34 58 92 60 1.8 5 2.6

6 Applied Psychology

2 0 6 32 40 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 38 40 3 1.5 1 1.7

7 Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

24 4 18 6 52 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 28 27 55 184 6.6 9 1.9

8 Biotechnology 52 15 19 17 103 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 10 17 74 46 120 333 4.5 9 2.8

9 Ecology & Environmental Sciences

65 9 47 45 166 1 0 17 22 40 3 55 6 28 34 81 217 298 199 2.5 7 2.2

252

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Sl. No

Department/ Centre


Books Abstracts

Others Total Publications

Citations

(C)

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h index

Avg. Impact Factor

Indexed Non Indexed

Sub- Total

Indexed Non Indexed

Sub- Total

Index

(P)

Non-Indexed

Total Int. Nat. Int. Nat. Int. Nat. Int. Nat. Ind.

Non-ind.

Sub- Total

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (1+2+3

+4)

(6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (6+7+8

+9)

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (13+14)

(16)

(1+2+6+7+13)

(17) (3+4+8+9+11+12+

14)

(18) (16+17)

(19) (20) (19/16)

(21) (22)

10 Ocean Studies and Marine Biology 6 6 6 8 26 0 1 0 0 1 5 2 0 0 0 13 21 34 30 2.3 3 1.5

11 Coastal Disaster Management 1 1 8 16 26 0 0 2 4 6 0 3 0 0 0 2 33 35 0 0.0 0 2.2

12 Bioinformatics 36 3 29 1 69 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 11 15 43 41 84 24 0.6 2 2.8

13 Food Science & Technology 3 0 3 6 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 9 12 27 9.0 2 3.2

14 Computer Science 19 0 143 6 168 30 1 7 24 62 0 0 1 0 1 51 180 231 23 0.5 2 2.4

15 Computer Science (Karaikal Centre) 0 0 16 4 20 3 0 15 3 21 0 0 0 0 0 3 38 41 1 0.3 1 0.0

16 Electronics Engineering 2 0 19 2 23 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 21 25 0 0.0 0 0.5

17 Pollution Control & Environmental Engineering

39 20 8 19 86 0 0 5 22 27 6 88 0 0 0 59 148 207 198 3.4 8 3.7

18 Nano Science & Technology 111 2 51 3 167 1 0 17 0 18 0 0 0 4 4 114 75 189 828 7.3 15 2.8

19 Green Energy Technology 14 0 11 0 25 0 0 10 1 11 0 0 0 5 5 14 27 41 34 2.4 2 3.1

Total 728 89 481 185 1483 65 6 122 138 331 23 191 22 87 109 910 1227 2137 3021 3.3 21 2.4

253

Publications of Social Sciences and Humanities Departments/Centres Faculty (2006-2011) with Average Citation Index and Impact Factor of Publications

Sl. No.

Department/ Centre


Books Abstr acts

Others Total Publications Citatio

ns (C)

Avg. CI=C/P

h index

Avg. Impact Factor

Indexed Non Indexed Sub-Total


Ind. Non-ind.

Sub-Total

Index (P)

Non-Index

ed


(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

(1+2+3+4)

(6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

(6+7+8+9)

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (13+14)

(16)

(1+2+6+7+13)

(17) (3+4+8+9+11+12+

14)

(18) (16+17) (19) (20)

(19/16) (21) (22)

1 Subramania Bharathi School of Tamil Language & Literature

0 0 0 3 3 0 0 0 6 6 25 0 0 34 34 0 68 68 0 0 0 Nil

2 Banking Technology 0 0 16 10 26 1 0 11 9 21 0 0 1 2 3 2 48 50 0 0 0 Nil

3 Commerce 1 1 30 106 138 0 0 4 20 24 10 0 0 40 40 2 210 212 0 0 0 Nil

4 Commerce (Karaikal Centre) 0 0 6 9 15 0 0 0 2 2 0 4 0 8 8 0 29 29 0 0 0 Nil

5 Economics 8 3 26 36 73 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 40 40 11 103 114 9 0.8 2 0.8

6 International Business 1 0 13 25 39 0 0 0 9 9 20 0 0 11 11 1 78 79 0 0.0 0 Nil

7 Management Studies 2 0 61 68 131 0 0 37 22 59 18 3 0 16 16 2 225 227 15 7.5 2 0.8

8 Management Studies(Karaikal Centre)

0 0 3 23 26 0 0 0 15 15 0 2 0 6 6 0 49 49 0 0.0 0 0.8

9 Tourism Studies 1 0 8 27 36 0 0 3 14 17 7 0 0 5 5 1 64 65 2 2.0 1 Nil

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Sl. No.

Department/ Centre


Books Abstr acts

Others Total Publications Citations (C)

Avg. CI=C/P

h index

Avg. Impa ct Factor Indexed Non Indexed Sub-

Total Indexed Non Indexed Sub-

Total Ind. Non-ind.

Sub-Total

Index (P)

Non-Index


(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

(1+2+3+4)

(6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

(6+7+8+9)

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15)

(13+14)

(16)

(1+2+6+7+13)

(17) (3+4+8+9+11+12+14)

(18) (16+1

7) (19)

(20) (19/16) (21) (22)

10 English 0 0 6 67 73 0 0 4 13 17 18 0 0 16 16 0 124 124 0 0.0 0 0.5

11 Escande Chair in Asian Christian Studies

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 Nil

12 French 0 0 2 5 7 0 0 0 3 3 4 0 0 5 5 0 19 19 0 0.0 0 Nil 13 Hindi 0 0 0 47 47 0 0 3 0 3 5 0 0 12 12 0 67 67 0 0.0 0 Nil 14 Philosophy 0 0 7 8 15 0 0 0 2 2 2 5 0 12 12 0 36 36 0 0.0 0

15 Physical Education & Sports 0 0 8 30 38 0 0 0 3 3 9 0 0 0 0 0 50 50 0 0.0 0 Nil

16 Sanskrit 0 0 7 14 21 0 0 0 2 2 2 5 0 2 2 0 32 32 0 0.0 0 Nil

17 Performing Arts 0 0 2 2 4 0 0 3 2 5 14 1 0 6 6 0 30 30 0 0.0 0 Nil

18 Anthropology 0 0 4 8 12 0 0 0 7 7 0 1 0 4 4 0 24 24 0 0.0 0 Nil

19 History 1 0 13 18 32 0 0 2 7 9 4 0 0 14 14 1 58 59 0 0.0 0 Nil

20 Politics & International Studies

0 0 8 28 36 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 16 16 0 53 53 0 0.0 0 Nil

21 Sociology 1 2 5 12 20 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 10 10 3 29 32 0 0.0 0 0.8

22 Social Work 1 0 7 6 14 0 0 0 7 7 0 7 0 15 15 1 42 43 3 3.0 1 Nil

23 Centre for Study of Social Exclusion & Inclusive Policy

1 0 4 5 10 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 9 9 1 19 20 0 0.0 0 Nil

24 Centre for Women Studies

0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 2 2 0 8 8 0 0.0 0 Nil

25 Centre for South Asian Studies

0 0 8 16 24 0 0 1 4 5 2 0 0 25 25 0 56 56 0 0.0 0 Nil

255


Sl. No.

Department/ Centre


Books Abstr acts

Others Total Publications Citatio

ns (C)

Avg. CI=C/P

h index

Avg. Impa ct Factor


Indexed Non Indexed Sub-Total Ind.

Non-ind.

Sub-Total

Index (P)

Non-Index

ed Total

Int. Nat. Int. Nat. Int. Nat. Int. Nat.

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

(1+2+3+4)

(6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

(6+7+8+9)

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15)

(13+14)

(16)

(1+2+6+7+13)

(17) (3+4+8+9+11+12+

14)

(18) (16+17) (19)

(20) (19/17) (21) (22)

26 Education 0 0 5 35 40 0 0 4 6 10 15 15 0 0 0 0 80 80 0 0.0 0 Nil

27 Centre for Electronic Media 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 1 2 3 0 0 0 2 2 0 7 7 0 0.0 0 Nil

28 Library & Information Science 1 0 4 15 20 0 0 7 11 18 0 0 0 13 13 1 50 51 1 1.0 1 0.5

29 Mass Communication 0 0 0 3 3 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 0 0.0 0 Nil

30 Academic Staff College 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 Nil

31 Community College 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 Nil

Total 18 6 253 630 907 1 0 83 169 253 160 43 1 325 326 26 1663 1689 30 1.2 3 0.8

ANNEXURE

IX

COMMITTEES

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Part I

NAAC REPORT PREPARATION COMMITTEE

1. Prof. J.A.K. Tareen

Vice Chancellor -

Chairman

2. Prof. M. Ramadass Director

SEIRR -

Co-ordinator

3. Dr. R. Samyuktha Librarian

-

Member

4. Prof. S. Balakrishnan Professor in Geology

-

Member

5. Prof. K. Chandrasekara Rao Professor in Banking Technology

-

Member

6. Prof. Malabika Deo Professor in Commerce

-

Member

7. Shri. S. Loganathan Registrar

-

Member

Secretary

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INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL MEMBERS

1. Prof. J.A.K. Tareen

Vice Chancellor -

Chairman

2. Prof. M. Ramadass

Director

SEI&RR -

Coordinator and Head

Members of the Management 1. Shri. S. Loganathan

The Registrar -

Member

2. Shri. S. Raghavan Finance Officer

-

Member

Administrative Officers

1. Dr. R. Venguattaramane Dean, College Development Council

-

Member

2. Dr. R. Samyuktha Librarian

-

Member

3. Dr. J. Sampath Controller of Examinations

-

Member

4. Dr. K. M. Tamizhmani Dean, Students Welfare

-

Member

5. Dr. G. Govindaraj The Co-ordinator, Central Instrumentation Facilities

-

Member

6. Shri. R. Gopalakrishnan Superintendent of Engineer

-

Member

7. Fr. Dr. P.A. Sampathkumar Chief Warden

-

Member

8. Shri. P. Subramanian Deputy Registrar (Adm.,)

-

Member

9. Dr. M. Rajendran Deputy Registrar ( P&D)

-

Member

10. Shri. Marie Stanislas Ashok Systems Manager, Computer Centre

-

Member

Teachers 1. Prof. H.Suriya Prakash Rao

Dean, School of Physical, Chemical & Applied Sciences

-

Member

2. Prof. M.S. Pandian HOD, Department of Earth Sciences

-

Member

3. Dr. P. Dhavachelvam HOD, Department of Computer Science

-

Member

4. Dr. Lalitha Ramakrishnan Centre Head, PG Centre, Karaikal

-

Member

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5. Dr. D. Sultana

Dept. of Physical Education

-

Member

6. Dr. S. Victor Anand Kumar

Department of Management Studies

-

Member

7. Dr. H. Pradap Kumar Shetty Department of Food Science & Technology

-

Member

8. Dr. Chakradhar Behara Department of Sanskrit

-

Member

9. Dr. D. Lazar Department of Commerce

-

Member

Nominees from the Local Society

1. Renukha Abbadurai, Former Ministry of Education, Govt. of Puducherry

-

Member

2. Mrs. V. Usha Advocate, Puducherry

-

Member

Dr. M. Rajendran Deputy Registrar (P&D)

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Part I

ACADEMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE AUDIT COMMITTEE

1. Prof. P. Venkataramaiah

436, Viswamanva Double Road Kuvempu Nagar, Mysore.

Chairman

2. Prof. Narasimhulu

Director

ASC

Hyderabad Central University Member

3. Prof. Maya Pandit Narkar (Pro Vice Chancellor) The English & Foreign Languages University

Member

4. Prof. A.K. Srivastava Department of Chemistry University of Mumbai

Member

5. Y. Rafeek Ahmed No.3, 4th Cross Muthappa Block Hebbal BInny Mill Road, Ganganagar Bangalore

Member

6. Dr. Iftiquer Ahmed Dean, Televisions Film and Television Institute of India Pune.

Member

7. Dr. Ravichandra Reddy 54, Upstairs, 18 Cross Road Mallenicanam, Mangalore

Member

8. Prof. A.M. Patwardhan 22-B, Mont Vert

1 Pashan

Sus Road, Pashan, Pune.

Member

9. Dr. Harish Rathor Department of Education Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi

Member

10. Prof. Verma Yogender Prof. of Management Sciences Institute of Management Studies Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla

Member

11. Prof. Fathima Vasant Director / Principal, Madras School of Social Work, No. 32, Casa Major Road Egmore, Chennai.

Member

12. Dr. Janki B. Andharia Tata Institute of Social Sciences Mumbai

Member

13. Mr. B.R. Ananthan Kuvempu Nagar, Mysore.

Member

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Part I

EQUIPMENT AND SOFTWARE AUDIT COMMITTEE

1. Prof. E.S. Raja Gopal

(Emeritus Professor, IISC, Bangalore)

Chairman

2. Dr. G.N. Sastry (Scientist, IICT, Hyderabad)

Member

3. Prof. S. Balakrishnan (Professor of Earth Sciences)

Member

4. Dr. Balamanimaran Associate Professor Department of Chemistry

Member

Documents

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