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Welcome to the SeminarIt gives us immense pleasure to inform you that Maharaja Bijli Pasi Govt. P.G. College, Ashiana, Lucknow is organizing an international seminar on “Towards Sustainable Women Health: Decoding the Menstruation Taboo” on 01 st February, 2019. The seminar aims to bring an awareness about menstrual and reproductive health issues of women. All are requested to participate in this seminar to make the programme interactive and successful. We look forward to your esteemed presence and intellectual contribution in this seminar.About the College:Maharaja Bijli Pasi Govt. P.G. College, Lucknow Is an Associate College of Lucknow University, imparting quality education to its students. The college established in the year 2001, runs Bachelors and Masters courses and various distance learning programs. The college has a student strength of about 1500 and is providing education conducive to the growth and all-round development of the personality of its students.About the Seminar:Menstruation is a normal biological process and a key sign of reproductive health of a woman, yet in many cultures it is treated as something negative, shameful or dirty. Menstruation has long been tied to religious and superstitious tropes spanning various cultures and traditions. The continued silence around this issue combined with limited access to information at home and in schools, results in millions of women and girls having very little knowledge about what is happening to their bodies when they menstruate and how to deal with it. Also, the reality of taboos and socio-cultural restrictions surrounding menstrual practices prevents adolescent girls from accessing vital and accurate information about menstrual hygiene. Conclusively, the menstrual issue encompasses a whole plethora of elds, be it social, religious, medical, biological, economical, literature, psychological studies, politics, gender studies, sports, environmental studies, etc. The overall objective of the seminar is to assess the prevailing knowledge and sources of information about menstrual hygiene and management, to identify the issues and prejudices associated with it, and to create an open forum to address the most important aspect of women health.

Sub-Themes:

1. Menstruation: A biological process

1. Menstruation as a natural process

2. Physical problem in menstruation.

3. Psychological problems in menstruation in sports, education

and other elds

4. Menstruation and body awareness.

5. Linking girls' health with girls' education

6. Adolescents' experience toward menstruation

7. Understanding menarche and menopause as normal

biological phenomenon

8. Reproduction: Menstruation and its relation with conception

9. Pre-menstrual syndrome

10. Menstruation and childbirth

11. Adapted physical education and menstruation

2. Menstruation: A social and religious taboo

1. Social mentality and lifestyle

2. Cross-cultured study of menstruation and menstrual

taboos

3. Various cultures' pollution taboos

Chief Patron

Prof. Preeti Gautam

Director, Higher

Education (U.P.)

Principal

Prof. Manju Dikshit

Convener

Dr. Gunjan Shahi

Organising Secretaries

Dr. Madhumita Gupta

&

Dr. Uma Singh

Treasurer

Dr. Deepti Sonkar

4. Religious restrictions and social experiences

5. Myths and misconceptions

6. History behind menstruation since Vedic times till today

3. Holistic approach to menstrual cycle

1. Hygiene factors and Hygiene management with

menstruation

2. Infrastructure and lack of proper menstrual protection

alternative

3. Provision of education on menstruation in schools, colleges

and other teaching institutions

4. Clean, safe and private sanitation facilities

5. Spread of infection due to lack of hygiene during

menstruation

6. Role of parents in discussing the menstrual issues

7. Empowering women through menstrual education

especially in rural, tribal and slum areas

8. Nutritional health and role of yoga in menstruation

4. Social responsibility regarding menstruation

1. Strategic approach in combating menstrual issues2. Sensit iz ing men and boys towards understanding

menstruation

3. Provision of adolescent friendly services

4. Role of various agencies, NGOs and other health

organizations in managing menstruation

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Patron

Co-ordinator

Dr. Sarita Singh

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Call for Papers:

Participants are requested to send their full paper in the prescribed format by E-mail to- mbpinternationalseminar2019@gmail.com. The paper should clearly

include Author's name, Title of the paper, Designation, Institute, Email address and mobile number. Selected full length papers shall be published in UGC listed

journal. The last date for contributing the full-length paper is 05 January, 2019. Kindly enclose registration fee receipt also, along with your paper. Papers

received after stipulated deadline shall not be entertained for participation/publication.

Paper length Less than 3000 words If English

Font-

Times New Roman, Size-

12

If Hindi

Font-

Kruti Dev 010, Size-15

File must be in

Word le (.doc/.docx extension)

Send to email

For full paper submission rule: Registration:

Category Before 25 th January, 2019 On-spot Registration

India

Foreign

India Foreign

Academician/Professionals

INR 800

INR 1000

INR 1000 INR 1500

Research Scholar/ Students INR 400 INR 500 INR 500 INR 800

Registration fee can be paid directly/ NEFT, to the following account:Name of Account: MBP GOVT. P.G. COLLEGEBank Account No.: 162901000006142Bank Name & Branch: Indian Overseas Bank, Aashiana, LucknowIFSC: IOBA0001629The duly lled registration form along with registration fee slip must be sent to the following E-mail address: mbpinternationalseminar2019 @gmail.com(International Seminar Brochure and Registration Form are also available on our college website http://mbpgpgc.in)Accommodation/ Travel Assistance: Arrangement for stay can be made on payment basis for the registered participants only. T.A./ D.A. may be kindly kindly be arranged from own resources/Institutes.

Important Dates:

Last Date of Full Paper Submission: January 05, 2019.

Acceptance Notification of the Paper: January 15, 2019.

Last Date of Online Registration: January 25, 2019.

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Award: There will be an award for best presentation.

Advisory Board: Ÿ Ms. Sutapa Sanyal, IPS (Retd.)

Ÿ Dr. Rajneesh Srivastava, Bio Informatics, IUPUI, Indiana Polis, USA.

Ÿ Dr. Pranay Srivastava, Post-Doctoral Fellow, UCOON Health, USA.

Ÿ Prof. L.N. Sarkar, Ex-Registrar, LNIPE, Gwalior, M.P.

Ÿ Prof. (Dr.) Vibha Upadhyay, Head, Deptt. Of History, University of

Rajasthan, Rajasthan.

Ÿ Prof. Shaligram Gupta, (Retd.), Vishwa Bharti University, Shanti

Niketan University, West Bengal.

Ÿ Dr. Suman Singh, (Gynaecologist), Bill Gates Foundation, India.

Ÿ Dr. Poonam Bhadauria, Senior Professor, AIIMS, New Delhi.

Ÿ Dr. J.B.L. Saxena, (Retd. Prof.), G.B. Pant University of Agriculture &

Technology, Pantnagar, Uttarakhand.

Ÿ Mrs. Paromita Ghosh, YOGA Expert, Hong Kong.

Ÿ Dr. Snigdha Reimann, Medical University of Austria, Christoph Probst

Platz, Innrain 52, 6020, Austria.

Ÿ Mr. Mukul Saurastri- Chief Manager & MR- S I L (CPSE).

Ÿ Dr. Pratibha Upadhyay, Deptt. of Education, Allahabad University,

Prayagraj.

Ÿ Dr. Mohd. Afzal-ur-Rahman, Deptt of English, King Abdul Aziz

University, Jeddah, K.S.A.

Ÿ Prof. U.K. Singh, Ex-Principal, Government PG College, Lucknow.

Ÿ Prof. Suman Gupta, Principal, IGGPG College, Bangarmau, Unnao,

(U.P.).

Ÿ Prof. Archana Rajan, Principal, DDUGGPG College, Lucknow.

Ÿ Prof. Bharti Singh, Principal, GDC Gosainkheda, Lucknow.

Ÿ Prof. Sushmita Chandra, Principal, MGDC Mahona, Lucknow.

Ÿ Prof. Anuradha Tiwari, Principal, NSCB Govt. P.G. College, Lucknow.

Ÿ Prof. Alok Kumar Srivastava, Principal, GDC, Pihani.

Ÿ Prof. Sudhir Chauhan, Principal, GDC, Kanth, Shahjahanpur.

Ÿ Dr. D.C. Sharma, Asso. Prof. Zoology, Mahamaya Govt. P.G. College,

Badalpur, Noida.

Ÿ Dr. Mohd. Tariq, Asstt. Prof. Deptt. Of English, Lucknow University.

Ÿ Dr. H.N. Prasad, Asstt. Prof. Dept. Of English, Lucknow University.

Ÿ Dr. Amit Kumar Yadav, Asstt. Prof., MGDC, Mahona, Lucknow.

How to reach Lucknow:

· By Air: Flights to Lucknow operate from all major cities like Delhi,

Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Pune, etc.

· By Rail: Lucknow is well connected to all major cities of India.

· By Road: Major Highways passing through Lucknow are NH- 56,

NH- 28, NH-25, NH-24 & Agra Expressway.

1. Dr. Mohd. Tariq

2. Dr. Balram

3. Dr. Kiran Yadav

4. Dr. Usha Yadav

5. Dr. Kalpana Singh

6. Dr. Shakuntala Giri

7. Dr. Mohd. Sayeed

8. Dr. Rekha Verma

9. Dr. Reena Gupta

10. Dr. Ajeet Kumar

11. Dr. Shweta Mishra

12. Dr. Rashmi Yadav

Memebers of Organising Committee

13. Dr. Poonam Bajpai

14. Dr. Sunita

15. Dr. Sanobar Haider

16. Dr. Monika Gautam

17. Dr. Sunil Kumar Niranjan

18. Dr. Digvijay Singh

19. Dr. Pramod Kumar Upadhyay

20. Dr. Devarshi Mishra

21. Dr. Raghvendra Mishra

22. Mr. Manoj Kumar

24. Mrs. Vandana Singh

25. Mr. Devendra Singh

+91-7376505680 Dr. Deepti Sonkar

+91-9453872588 Dr. Gunjan Shahi

+91-7376393276 Dr. Sarita Singh

+91-9415301322 Dr. Madhumita Gupta

+91-7704016961 Dr. Uma Singh

+91-7007761007 Dr. Ajeet Kumar

+91-9415786094 Dr. Devarshi Mishra

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