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A N N U A L R E P O R T 2 0 0 7 – 2 0 0 8

Tata Inst i tute of Social Sciences(Deemed Univers i ty )

Deonar, Mumbai – 400 088, IndiaMay 7, 2008

© Tata Institute of Social Sciences, 2008

Cover Photograph : Re-imagining Futures by Mukund Sawant. The bright blue sky on the occasion of a new chapter is the Institute’s history. This photograph was taken at Hyderabad on the occasion of the unveiling of the Foundation Stone of the TISS (Hyderabad) Campus.

Other Photographs : Mukund Sawant, V. Gandhimathi, and Mangesh Gudekar, TISS

Cover Design and Layout : Publications Unit, TISS

Text Layout, Design andTypesetting : Publications Unit, TISS

Printing : Specific Assignments, Parel, Mumbai - 400 011

Contents

Director’s Convocation Address 1

Re-imagining Futures: Annual Report 2007–2008 3

Introduction 3

Highlights of 2007–2008 3

Awards and Fellowships 5

New Teaching Programmes 6

Research and Publications 7

Field Action 9

Training and Extension 10

Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes 10

Executive Committee Memberships 10

Lectures 10

Knowledge and Learning Resources 11

Library 11

Films and Publications 11

Students 11

Enrolment 11

Field Work 12

Student Research Projects 12

M.Phil. and Ph.D. Seminars 12

Students’ Union 12

Students’ Forums 12

Students’ Seminars 13

Placements 2008 13

SC/ST Cell 14

Counselling Services 14

International Students’ Office 15

Alumni 15

Organisation and Management 16

Endowments 16

Campus Development 16

Financial Report 16

Administration 16

Day Care Centre 17

68th Convocation 17

Conclusion 17

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Appendices

Appendix 1 : Research Projects and Other Projects 19

Appendix 2 : Publications 28

Appendix 3 : Field Action Projects 34

Appendix 4 : Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised 43

Appendix 5 Faculty Participation in/Contribution to International/National Conferences,

Seminars, Workshops and Training Programmes 51

Appendix 6 : Executive Committee Membership and other Official Positions in Academic,

Government and Non-Government Organisations 93

Appendix 7 : Student Enrolment 100

Appendix 8 : Agencies for Field Work/Internships/Field Attachment 101

Appendix 9 : Research Projects of Master’s Degree Students 108

Appendix 10 : M.Phil. and Ph.D. Seminars 114

Appendix 11 : Students’ Union Executive Committee 2007–2008 117

Appendix 12 : Financial Statement 118

Appendix 13 : Administrative and Technical Staff Participation in Conferences, Seminars,

Workshops and Training Programmes 119

Appendix 14 : Appointments, Promotions and Retirements 121

Appendix 15 : Candidates for the 68th Convocation 123

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Director’s Convocation Address

Our Chief Guest for the 68th Convocation,Professor Emeritus Lord Meghnad Desai;Chairperson of the Governing Board, Mr. R.K.Krishna Kumar; Members of the GoverningBoard and Academic Council; DistinguishedGuests, Alumni, Students, Staff and Faculty:

I extend all of you a very warm welcome to the

68th Annual Convocation of the Tata Institute of

Social Sciences (TISS). This is a historic Convocation

for us as the first batch of students admitted to the 2

new Master's programmes in Development Studies

and Education (Elementary), in 2006, are graduating

today. In addition, the first batch of students

admitted to the restructured programmes in Social

Work, Human Resources Management and Labour

Relations, Health Administration, and Hospital

Administration are also graduating today.

The past year has been a year of consolidation for

us; especially for TISS as an institution whose

excellence makes a decisive difference in achieving

equity and justice in all spheres. The Institute's 5

schools (and their constituent Centres) and 4

Independent Centres have made significant progress

over the years in conducting high quality teaching

programmes and research work.

We have considerably expanded our research

work during the last year. In 2007-2008, our main

areas of research and publication included health,

education, rural development, employability, labour

in the unorganised sector, human rights, sustainable

consumption, social development, urban and rural

poverty, and disaster response and recovery. I would

particularly like to mention here a study undertaken

by TISS titled 'Minimum Lives: A Study of Wage and

Work Conditions of Contractual Conservancy

Workers'. This study, in keeping with the TISS

tradition of engaging in research directed at

enhancing equity, looked at the structural exclusion

of conservancy workers in the contemporary

socio-political and economic context. The research

report was used as an advocacy tool by over 900

conservancy workers from across Maharashtra on

April 19, 2008, in an attempt to involve government

officials and the State Labour Minister in the struggle

for the right to minimum wages and a dignified life.

In addition to teaching and research, TISS faculty

spend a considerable amount of their time in

imparting skills, sharing knowledge, and creating

networks among institutions, scholars, and peoples

groups for field intervention and policy advocacy.

Further, in order to address immediate conditions of

injustice, poverty, deprivation and neglect, as well as

to demonstrate innovative and people-centred

development initiatives, TISS has 25 Field Action

Projects (FAPs) spread over all parts of the country,

including Ladakh and the Andaman & Nicobar

Islands. This year, on an average, TISS faculty

organised and conducted 8–10 programmes each

month - national and/or international conferences,

workshops, symposia, discussion forums and

roundtables - directed at teachers, researchers,

personnel from government and non-governmental

organisations, trade unions, bilateral and multilateral

development agencies, industries, and others.

Our Institute has always actively provided forums

for critical discussions on contemporary patterns of

development. One such significant event was the

'Fifth International Conference of Critical Geography

on Imperialism and Resultant Disorder: Imperatives

for Social Justice'. Hosted by TISS, between the

December 3 and 7, 2007, around 300 delegates from

6 continents participated in this Conference.

This year, a 7 institution consortium, of which

TISS is a member, has been forged for building

capacities of over 40 institutions for providing

training to HIV/AIDS counsellors in India. This

consortium has won a US$18.2 million project under

the UNAIDS GFATM Round 7. As a Principal

Recipient, TISS will bring its nearly 2 decades of

research, field action and policy advocacy experience

in making this new initiative produce lasting impacts

on the epidemic and the quality of life of people

living with HIV/AIDS.

The Centre for Women's Studies is celebrating its

Silver Jubilee this year. To mark this event, the Centre

felicitated 6 outstanding women on April 3, 2008. Dr.

Armaity Desai, Dr. Suma Chitnis, Dr. Kamalini

Bhansali, Dr. Neera Desai, Dr. Maithreyi Krishnaraj

and Prof. Pushpa Bhave, received citations from the

Centre for their immense contribution to the field of

Women's Studies in India.

In the past year, TISS has entered into

collaborations with several universities in the United

States of America and Europe. The TISS' Study in

India Programme (SIP) brought 62 international

students here for a variety of programmes:

Post-Doctoral Research, Graduate Student Research,

customised courses of a few weeks to a semester; and

field work internships for up to 18 weeks. In addition

to the exchange students, we find that the number of

full-time international students attending our

Master's programmes has been increasing steadily.

Using resources mobilised through SIP and other

collaboration agreements, TISS has been able to

place several of its students for internships and block

placements at universities in the US: 4 M.A. Social

Work students did their block placements at Tulane

University and the University of Utah for 5 weeks as

part of an Exchange Programme. Two Master's

students of Disaster Management are currently at

Delaware University for an 8-week internship.

Doctoral students have also benefited from research

residency placements in universities in France and

the UK.

The restructuring and institutional development

processes initiated nearly 3 years back are being taken

another step forward today. I am pleased to

announce the setting up of The Habitat School, a

joint initiative of Indian Institute of Technology,

Bombay, and TISS. This School will have three

academic groups working on urban planning and

governance; water policy and governance; and

science, technology and society, and will anchor

teaching, training, research, advocacy and field

intervention in these areas.

The Institute is expanding geographically. The

Foundation Stone for the Hyderabad Campus of the

TISS was unveiled by the Hon. Chief Minister of

Andhra Pradesh Dr. Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy on April

9, 2008. The Government of Andhra allotted 65

acres of land at Mamidipally village of Kothur

Mandal, Mahbubnagar District. TISS Hyderabad will

contribute significantly to knowledge creation and

high-quality motivated graduates in inter-disciplinary

areas such as social transformation, education,

planning, governance, and human development. We

expect the TISS Hyderabad Campus to be

operational by 2010.

The TISS has always received unfailing support

and encouragement from the Government of India,

the University Grants Commission, the Government

of Maharashtra, and other public agencies for which

we are most grateful. The Tata Trusts have given us

unprecedented financial support to enhance

infrastructure at the Mumbai and Tuljapur campuses,

and to launch several new teaching, research and

field action programmes. We would also like to

express our thanks to the UNDP, UNICEF, and

other organisations, institutions and individuals who

continue to contribute to our work. We thank the

members and the Chairperson of the Governing

Board for their constant guidance and support.

This year 20, 244, 8 and 7 students respectively

receive undergraduate, graduate, M. Phil., and

doctoral degrees. The TISS attracts and works with

some of the most conscientious and committed

bright young people in the country, and the Institute

prepares them well to work towards a prosperous,

sustainable and equitable future.

Ladies and Gentlemen, I am privileged to

commend to you the Annual Report of the Tata

Institute of Social Sciences and call on Mr. R.K.

Krishna Kumar, Chairperson of the Governing

Board to award the degrees and prizes for the

Academic Year 2007-2008.

S. ParasuramanDirector

May 7, 2008

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Re-Imagining Futures:Annual Report 2007–2008

INTRODUCTION

The year gone by has been a year of consolidation for

the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS); especially

for TISS as an institution whose excellence makes a

decisive difference in achieving equity and justice in

all spheres. The Institute’s 5 schools (and their

constituent Centres) and 4 Independent Centres have

made significant progress over the years in

conducting high quality teaching programmes,

research work, field intervention, training and

advocacy.

The restructuring and institutional development

processes, initiated nearly 3 years back, are being

taken another step forward today. I am pleased to

announce the setting up of The Habitat School, a

joint initiative of the Indian Institute of Technology,

Bombay and TISS. This School will have 3 academic

groups working on urban planning and governance;

water policy and governance; and science, technology

and society, and will anchor teaching, training,

research, advocacy and field intervention in these

areas.

The Institute is expanding geographically. The

Foundation Stone for the Hyderabad Campus of

TISS was unveiled by the Hon’ble Chief Minister of

Andhra Pradesh, Dr. Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy, on

April 9, 2008. The Government of Andhra Pradesh

has allotted 65 acres of land at Mamidipally village of

Kothur Mandal, Mahbubnagar District for this

Campus. TISS, Hyderabad, will contribute

significantly to knowledge creation and high-quality

motivated graduates in inter-disciplinary areas such as

social transformation, education, planning,

governance, and human development. We expect the

TISS Campus in Hyderabad to be operational by

2010.

HIGHLIGHTS OF 2007–2008

TISS-LSE Collaboration

On June 26, 2007, the Institute signed an MoU with

the world class London School of Economics and

Political Sciences (LSE) for academic partnership in

social science and health studies. The event was

followed by a joint workshop on development by the

Development Studies groups from both the

institutions. This is for the first time in the history of

the Institute that we could organise abroad a very

fruitful intellectual exchange with internationally

acclaimed colleagues with concrete outcome. Ten

TISS Development Studies faculty members and 4

from the LSE side presented papers. These papers

are now being developed in to publishable

manuscript for a book entitled ‘Democracy,

Development and Decentralisation’. The School of

Health Systems Studies (SHSS) and LSE-Health have

drawn out a tentative work plan. It was finalised

when a 4-member team from the SHSS and

LSE-Health Group met in March 2008, in London.

The Health component involves supporting 2 faculty

members from SHSS to acquire an M.Sc. in

International Health Policy. The LSE’s Centre for

the Study of Global Governance (CSGG) and TISS

have jointly conducted a workshop last week as part

of Global Civil Society and Poverty Reduction

project. This will result in the publication of the

eighth edition of the Global Civil Society Yearbook

devoted to the theme of Global Civil Society and

Poverty Reduction. Many more areas of partnership

are in progress in a significant way.

DELPHE Project

The DELPHE Project on Teaching and Researching

Women’s Issues to Promote Women’s Equality and

Empowerment is a 3-year project involving 5

universities under the United Kingdom (UK)

Government’s initiative for Development

Partnerships in Higher Education: University of

York, University of Warwick, London Metropolitan

University, University of Bristol, and TISS. The TISS

plays the role of the lead partner institution, and has

undertaken to build a team of people from within

TISS and across the partner institutions to benefit

from the Project and consolidate its gains. It takes

overall managerial responsibility for the Project,

while developing and delivering its academic

components. The chief objectives of the Project are

to (i) enhance curriculum development and

cross-cultural teaching on women’s/gender issues at

TISS leading to the development of a joint

postgraduate teaching programme in Women’s

Studies; and (ii) develop a programme/centre for

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strategic collaborative and comparative research on

violence and abuse against women.

Each of the partner institutions have contributed to

capacity-building through engaging their faculty time

for teaching at TISS, hosting TISS faculty for research

and curriculum development, and extending

consultancy. In the first year of the project, 3 TISS

Faculty visited the UK partner institutions, and 3 UK

partners came and led sessions in courses on women’s

issues on a wide range of themes, including feminist

theory, sexuality and violence against women, and

feminist jurisprudence and human rights.

TISS-UNICEF Development Facilitators’ Training

Programme

The TISS and the UNICEF have jointly launched an

innovative programme to train 45 Development

Facilitators. The overall objective of the training

programme is to support state governments towards

people-centred planning and effective and efficient

resource utilisation, especially with regard to

district-level schemes for women and children. The

curriculum of this 6-month-long programme includes

a field internship of 6 weeks duration in a district of

Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh,

Orissa, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh. The curriculum

has been jointly developed and designed by a number

of partner organisations, in addition to TISS and the

UNICEF. At the end of this training, which is being

conducted at the Tuljapur campus of the Institute,

the trained Development Facilitators will be placed in

40 high IMR districts of these 7 states.

TISS Engagement on Tribal Issues

The TISS is actively involved in research, policy

analysis and outreach initiatives in the North-East

and Central India, Ladakh, and Andaman & Nicobar

Islands (ANI). The TISS has successfully completed

graduation of 2 batches of 'Diploma in Sustainable

Development' in Ladakh, and 3 batches of

'Certificate in Sustainable Development' in ANI.

Building on the experience, gained from the

successful programmes in Ladakh and ANI, TISS

proposes to start from September 2008 (i) a

Certificate in Social Work programme in North-East

India, and Central Indian tribal regions to build

capabilities of community and grassroots government

workers, and (ii) create a knowledge base on the

tribal situation, determinants and consequences of

change processes.

As part of this engagement, the TISS organised

three consultative meetings in Bilaspur,

Bhubaneshwar and Ranchi during 2007–2008. A

National Assembly (Mahaadhiveshan) of Scheduled

Tribes was organised from April 4–6, 2008, which

was attended by over 700 people representing

different tribal and indigenous communities, various

non-state organisations, and a number of state

officials. It provided a valuable platform to deliberate

upon pressing political, social, economic and cultural

issues and challenges that the tribes and indigenous

peoples of our country are faced with. This also

facilitated the interface and networking among the

tribal communities and civil society organisations and

the academicians/researchers and share the rich

cultural heritage of the indigenous and tribal peoples.

A series of position papers are being prepared by

researchers drawn from university collectives in

Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand and Orissa to facilitate

dialogue amongst tribal people and state and

non-state parties.

Centre for Women's Studies Celebrates Silver

Jubilee

The Centre for Women's Studies, which started in

the early 1980s as a Women's Studies Programme, is

celebrating its Silver Jubilee Year. During the VII

Plan Period, the Women's Studies programme was

formalised as the Unit for Women's Studies with full

support from the University Grants Commission

(UGC), the only of its kind perhaps then and now,

and finally as the Centre for Women’s Studies located

within the School of Social Sciences in 2006 in the

restructured Institute. The Centre has teaching,

training, research, policy advocacy and extension as

major focus areas and has made a significant mark in

the field of Women's Studies and Development

Studies in India. Generations of students at the

Institute have significantly benefited by the

perspectives that the Centre provided towards their

education.

To mark its Silver Jubilee Year, the Centre

felicitated 6 outstanding women on April 3, 2008:

Dr. Armaity Desai, Dr. Suma Chitnis, Dr. Kamalini

Bhansali, Dr. Neera Desai, Dr. Maithreyi Krishnaraj

and Prof. Pushpa Bhave. These pioneering women

received citations from the Centre for their immense

contribution to the field of Women's Studies in

India.

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Since its inception, the CWS contributed to

teaching courses in the various academic

programmes of the Institute. A Study Abroad

Programme titled 'Gender and Development Studies

in India' has been conceptualised and offered to

students from the Wells College, Aurora, New York

State. This 15 credit, one semester programme, will

be an annual feature of the Centre. The Centre also

attracts several international students to study gender

issues in India as part of their Ph.D. programme

under various fellowship programmes such as the

Fulbright. In the realm of research, the Centre in the

initial phase had focused on tracing the articulations

of women during various historical periods in

Maharashtra. Since the 1990s, the Centre grew to

focus on contemporary development and justice

issues in research, policy advocacy, training and

teaching.

GIS Laboratory

The Jamsetji Tata Centre for Disaster Management

(JTCDM) has established a GIS Laboratory. This is,

perhaps, the first of its kind and a significant

initiative in a social science institute in India. The Lab

will train our Master's students of Disaster

Management in GIS. The Lab has 2 University

Licence Kits of Arc GIS software and 10 licences of

PCI Geomatica remote sensing application. Six

high-performance computers for the GIS Lab have

also been procured and students have received basic

training in GIS.

AWARDS AND FELLOWSHIPS

• Mr. Shyamal Kishore (Ph.D. scholar) participated

in ‘Manthan’, a programme organised by the

School of Management of the National Insurance

Academy and secured the First position in 3

events: (i) Management Games, (ii) Concoction

Propeller (Best Manager), and (iii) Best Ph.D.

Scholar.

• Dr. Pravin Kumar Shirsat (second year Master of

Health Administration) won the First Prize for his

paper presentation on ‘Land Acquisition,

Challenges and Opportunities’ at ‘Purvodaya’, the

annual event of Indian Institute of Technology,

Kharagpur.

• Dr. N. Vijaya Raghavan and Dr. Pravin Kumar

Shirsat (second year Master of Health

Administration) were awarded the First Prize,

which included a cash prize of Rs. 30,000/-, in the

Ascend Paper contest for the Best Business Model

for the Health Sector. Their business model,

‘Telemed Infinity’, focused on providing tertiary

healthcare services to rural India with the help of

information and communication technology. This

contest was part of ‘Health Care Vertical’, a

programme organised by CISCO Technologies

and the Indian Institute of Management,

Ahmedabad.

• Ms. Amruta Vijay Dadhe (second year M.A. in

Development Studies) was awarded the First Prize

of Rs. 1,00,000/- at the National Essay

Competition on ‘Save Oil, Save Gas & Save Our

Future’ organised by the Petroleum Conservation

Research Association (Ministry of Petroleum and

Natural Gas, Government. of India).

• The TISS won the First Prize at the

Inter-Management Institute Project Competition

2007–2008, organised by the Bombay Chamber of

Commerce and Industry. The theme of the project

was on ‘Good Governance for Sustainable

Growth’.

• Prof. Arvind Tiwari (Centre for Socio-Legal

Studies, School of Social Sciences) was conferred

with the Dr. B.S. Haikerwal and Prof. Sujhil

Chandru Award 2006 for a Senior Social Scientist

by the Indian Society of Criminology.

• Dr. Muttayya Koganuramath (Librarian, Sir

Dorabji Tata Memorial Library) won the

ILA-Kaula Best Librarian Award 2006, in

appreciation for his contributions to professional

development as well as to the development of

library modernisation.

• Our Family, directed by Prof. Anjali Monteiro and

Prof. K.P. Jayasankar (Centre for Media and

Cultural Studies), won 6 awards this year. A film

on 3 trans-genedered subjects, this film won the

special Jury Award in the documentary section of

'Signs 2007 Documentary Film Festival' at

Thiruvananthapuram; Certificate of Merit, special

mention at the Mumbai International Film

Festival, 2008; Indian Documentary Producers

Association (IDPA) Gold for Best Script, Gold for

Best Sound Design, Silver for Best Editing, and

the Certificate of Merit for the Best Documentary.

• Memory.Space, directed by Prof. K.P. Jayasankar and

Prof. Anjali Monteiro (Centre for Media and

Cultural Studies), received the IDPA Gold for the

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• Breasts, a short film based on the work of Tamil

poet Kuttirevathy, and directed by Prof. K.P.

Jayasankar and Prof. Anjali Monteiro (Centre for

Media and Cultural Studies), won Special Mention

of the Jury at the Sadho International Poetry

Festival, New Delhi.

• Mr. Mallikarjun Angadi (Information Scientist, Sir

Dorabji Tata Memorial Library) received the

International Visitor Leadership Program

Fellowship from the US Department of States.

The Fellowship gave Mr. Angadi a chance to visit

18 public, special, university and national libraries

across many cities in the United States of America

(USA) from June 5–29, 2007.

• Prof. Vrinda Datta, Centre for Human Ecology,

School of Social Sciences, was awarded the Senior

Fulbright Research Fellowship for 2007–2008 by

the Council for International Exchange of

Scholars to research on ‘Developing Social Capital

through Early Childhood Intervention

Programmes: One Case of Head Start’, at the

Institute for Child, Youth and Family Policy,

Heller School for Social Policy and Management,

Brandeis University, Waltham, USA.

NEW TEACHING PROGRAMMES

M.A. in Disability Studies and Action

The TISS has always responded to the needs of the

vulnerable, the marginalised and the disadvantaged in

society. In response to this demand and the emerging

concerns in the era of globalisation, an M.A. in

Disability Studies and Action has been developed

and will be offered from the forthcoming academic

year by the School of Social Work. The first of its

kind in the country, this teaching programme is

designed to equip students with sound theoretical

knowledge about the issues and concerns of persons

with disability and all stakeholders; to help students

to develop skills and insights into working with,

through and for people with disability at the

individual, group and community levels; and network

with other groups and professionals working on

similar issues. The TISS has sought recognition for

this programme from the Rehabilitation Council of

India.

M.A. in Media and Cultural Studies

The M.A. in Media and Cultural Studies, offered by

the Centre for Media and Cultural Studies, aims at

honing the skills of media production and research

within a framework that enables the development of

a critical perspective on media, culture and society.

This programme will impart intensive hands-on

training in video production, including direction,

research, scripting, editing, cameras and sound,

which will enable students to produce documentaries

and short films. The programme will also teach basic

skills in community radio, graphics and web design.

With its unique blend of theory and practice, the

M.A. in Media and Cultural Studies works towards

the creation of a lively group of media 'thinking

do-ers' and 'doing thinkers' who could then choose

to branch out into a diverse range of work or

educational situations.

Master of Public Health

The Master of Public Health programme, offered by

the School of Health Systems Studies, has a focus on

social epidemiology and is designed to orient the

students towards the conceptual understanding of

public health issues and impart research skills

required for developing much-needed,

evidence-based planning at the population level.

Thus, the students will be capable of undertaking

meaningful and high quality research for supporting

public health policy and planning and facilitating the

creation and effective implementation of public

health programmes.

Diploma in Child Rights

Based on responses to a needs assessment survey

undertaken at National Law School of India

University (NLSIU) and the long experiences of

TISS faculty, an academic programme on child rights

has been developed with the following objectives: (i)

critiquing the available knowledge and theories on

childhood and child rights from the Indian/South

Asian perspective, and thereby seek to advance the

boundaries of this local understanding and

knowledge; (ii) helping to bring together and reflect

on the experiential knowledge of those working

directly at the field level within the framework of

academic inquiry; and (iii) responding to the

academic and intellectual needs of those working

closely on children's issues, by creating a platform

and space where these needs can be effectively

addressed through collective learning and a

multi-disciplinary approach. This Diploma in Child

Rights will be offered jointly by TISS and NLSIU

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from September 2008, and will be open to personnel

working with government and non-governmental

organisations.

Diploma in Gerontology

The Diploma in Gerontology programme will be

offered by the Centre for Lifelong Learning. A

part-time, evening programme, this Diploma aims to

inculcate a holistic understanding of the biological,

social, political and economic issues involved in

working with older adults, along with a

comprehensive interdisciplinary ‘rights-based’

perspective in the field of gerontology. It will also

impart the necessary attitudes and skills for making

effective interventions in the field. The programme

will generate a trained cadre of functionaries for

effective intervention in enhancing the quality of life

of older adults, while providing professional

leadership in gerontology.

RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS

Starting as early as in 1989, TISS has contributed to

seminal research work, sustained capacity building,

field-based interventions and advocacy to address the

HIV/AIDS epidemic. Research on the social and

psychological dimensions of HIV/AIDS, household

and community response, child-headed households,

stigma and discrimination, couple communication for

safer sex negotiation, migration and vulnerability to

HIV, and on related themes of sex, sexuality, stigma

and human rights, gender and vulnerability, sex work

and male clients, role of community-building

organisations, strategies of involvement of PLHA,

and similar others, is an ongoing activity at TISS.

Some of the researches carried out at TISS have been

pioneering works globally, for example, the work on

stigma and discrimination is recognised as among the

first such anywhere in the world and has been

published as the UNAIDS Best Practice Material.

Enhancing India's Capacity to Address HIV/AIDS

Six institutions of higher learning (Regional Institute

of Medical Sciences, Imphal; National Institute of

Mental Health and Neurosciences, Bengaluru; SNDT

Women's University, Mumbai; Bangalore University,

Bengaluru; Lucknow University, Lucknow; Institute

of Human Behaviour and Allied Sciences, Delhi; and

TISS) have formed a consortium with the support of

the National AIDS Control Organisation,

Government of India, for building the capacities of

institutions of higher learning in HIV/AIDS

counselling in the country under the Global Fund to

Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GFATM)

Round 7. The project aims at strengthening capacities

of 40 institutions (Departments of Social Work,

Psychology, Psychiatry and Community Medicine) at

the state level to undertake counselling training to

effectively respond to the training needs of

counselling functionaries under the National AIDS

Control Programme. This proposal is a

sub-component of the country proposal, that was

submitted to the Global Fund for funding. The total

budget of this sub-component is US$ 18.2 million.

As a Principal Recipient, the TISS will bring its years

of research, evidence-based policy advocacy, and

field action experience in making this new initiative

bring about lasting impact.

The Centre for AIDS Research, Action and

Training (CARAT), instituted in 1993, has been at

the forefront of training and capacity building of

health professionals for counselling from India and

the Asian and African regions. It is also playing a lead

role in networking and advocacy around critical

themes of human rights and access to drugs. The

CARAT will provide leadership to the new GFATM

Round 7 Project.

Evidence-Based Advocacy to Secure Right to Life

with Dignity

Conservancy workers on contract are, perhaps, the

most exploited and lowest paid workers in urban

areas, and their life expectancy is at least 15 years

below average municipal workers. Through their

difficult and hazardous work, they perform a valuable

service in keeping the cities clean and disease-free.

However, in most cases, they do not get even the

Minimum Wages that their employers are expected to

pay them. This is an indicator of the overall

conditions under which they work. As privatisation

of various sectors gains ground across the country,

so must the efforts of institutions like ours to ensure

that the marginalised sections get their basic

entitlements as well as social security to face the

systems that are otherwise weighted against them.

For the past 3 years, the Centre for Community

Organisation and Development Practice (CCODP)

of the School of Social Work has been engaged in

field intervention as well as research on the issue of

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workers. Field intervention on this issue has been a

focus of the students of the Centre placed for

fieldwork with the Kachra Vahatuk Shramik Sangh, a

Mumbai-based trade union of informal workers.

Faculty collaboration with the union led to a rapid

appraisal of the wage and work conditions of

contractual conservancy workers within and outside

Maharashtra. This 2-year study culminated in a report

titled, ‘Minimum Lives: A Study of Wage and Work

Conditions of Contractual Conservancy Workers’.

This Report provides an overview of the situation in

9 urban centres outside Maharashtra and 29 within

the state. The findings of this study were shared at a

state-level Symposium organised at the Institute on

April 19, 2008. More than 900 workers from across

the state, as well as government officials, a Member

of Parliament and the Minister for Labour,

Government of Maharashtra, participated in these

deliberations. This event was part of the advocacy by

activists and academia on the issue of Minimum

Wages and was jointly organised by the Institute

(CCODP and Centre for Labour Studies of the

School of Management and Labour Studies) and the

Thekedari Prattha Virodhi Manch, a forum of trade

unions and activists.

Research Projects and Other Projects, 2007–2008

The Tata Institute of Social Sciences undertook 106

research and documentation projects in 2007–2008

of which 18 projects were across Schools/Centres

(Appendix 1). Forty-nine projects were initiated in

the following areas:

Children, Youth and Family: Child Rights as a Field of

Practice in India; Constructing a National Youth

Development Index and Youth Development Report

2008; Preparation and Field Testing of the

Information Pack for Children in Conflict with the

Law; Reducing Adolescent HIV Infection in

Maharashtra, India: A Family-based Approach; and

Youth Alcohol Use and Risky Sexual Behaviour in

India.

Community Development and Micro Planning: Integrated

Community Development and Livelihood

Generation; Role of NSS in Community

Development in Maharashtra and Goa: An

Assessment; and Thoray: Planning for a

People-Centred Future.

Dalit and Tribal Issues: Status Report on Tribal People

in Jharkhand, Orissa and Chhattisgarh.

Digital Resources: Digitisation of The Indian Journal of

Social Work; and ‘Diver-Cities’: Digital Collaboratory.

Education: Impact Assessment of OBC Reservation in

Higher Education Institutions; Monitoring of Sarva

Shiksa Abhiyan in Madhya Pradesh; Study of

Scholarship Schemes of Dhirubhai Ambani

Foundation; Promoting Gender Sensitisation among

Municipal School Children; and Widening

Participation: Diversity, Isolation or Integration in

Higher Education.

Films/Visual Documents: Community Radio in Kutch;

People-Centred Initiative in Leh: A Film on Micro

Level Planning in Leh; and XXWHY: A Film on

Transgender Issues.

Food and Nutrition: Food to the Poor: Implementation

of Eight Food-related Schemes in Maharashtra; and

Tiffin Box Survey.

Governance: Gender and Governance in Rural

Services; Local Governance and Gendered

Citizenship; and Pro-Poor Governance in 3 Cities of

India: A Situational Analysis.

Health: Integrating Gender Sensitivity in TB

Programmes in India: Building International

Partnerships and Models for Equitable Access;

Management of Menstruation for Women Emerging

from Poverty: Social, Cultural, Economic, Hygienic

and Medical Aspects Related to Sanitary Protection

in Low-income Countries; Towards Equity in Health:

A Study of Barriers in Accessing RCH in Uttar

Pradesh; and Traditional Knowledge in Modern

Settings: A Study of Ayurveda in Kerala.

HIV/AIDS: Baseline Survey of Orphans and

Vulnerable Children in World Vision ADP in

Imphal; Prevention of STIs/HIVs among Married

Women; and Service Availability Mapping of

HIV/AIDS Facilities.

Human Rights: Study the Status of the Justice Delivery

System for Juveniles in Conflict with Law in

Maharashtra.

Labour and Migration: A Study on Medical Workforce

Shortage in Maharashtra; and Self-Employed in the

Changing Urban Environment: A Study of

Wastepickers and Domestic Workers in Mumbai,

Nashik and Solapur.

Management and Organisation Development: Change

Management Practices in Public Sector Undertakings

in India: A Case Study.

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Natural Resource Management: Crossing Boundaries:

Strengthening IWRM, Gender, Equity and Rights

Approach in Water Sector; Social Analysis of Joint

Forest Management and Forest Development

Agency Projects: A Study in Maharashtra.

Resettlement and Rehabilitation: Need Assessment of 13

Villages in Uran, Dist. Raigarh, Maharashtra; and

Performance and Development Effectiveness of the

Sardar Sarovar Project.

Others: A Study of Causes and Consequences of

Social Unrest in South Bihar; Agrarian Change in

Rural Maharashtra: Resurveys of Selected Villages;

Banking Practices in Rural and Semi-Urban

Maharashtra, India; Evaluation of National Service

Scheme in India; Global Economic Regions in India;

Mainstreaming Human Development in Teaching

Programmes: Curriculum Development; Music of the

Marginalised; NCCR North-South: Research

Partnership for Mitigation Syndromes of Global

Change; Partnering for Knowledge Development:

The TISS-LSE Programme on the Social Sciences,

Health Studies and HIV/AIDS; Study of Police

Welfare in Mumbai; Tourism Study in Andaman &

Nicobar Islands; Understanding the Reverse

Mortgage Scheme; and UNICEF District Facilitators’

Capacity Building and Training Programme.

Publications

The Institute’s faculty members publish their

research findings in national and international

academic journals and books. They also publish book

reviews, conference and seminar reports, and articles

in newspapers. In 2007–2008, 65 faculty members

had publications to their credit: 7 authored/edited

volumes, 32 journal articles, 36 chapters in books,

and 38 other forms of publications, including book

reviews (Appendix 2).

FIELD ACTION

The Institute has played a major role in pioneering new

services/interventions within systems and in the

community with the objective of demonstrating the

need for particular services/interventions through its

field action projects (FAPs). The FAPs have

demonstrated interventions with a wide variety of

marginalised groups (undertrial prisoners, women,

children, youth, rural and urban communities) and

issues (violence against women, health and mental

health, HIV/AIDS, communalism, child rights, etc.). In

the context of HIV, CARAT piloted the Continuum of

Care Project in Mumbai and Sangli in Maharashtra

between 1998 and 2001. The goal of the project was to

establish a continuum of care and support services for

persons affected by the epidemic through the

participation of a wide range of stakeholders, including

the gram panchayat at the village level and to create an

enabling environment by addressing stigma and

discrimination at various other levels. In addition, the

Savera Counselling and Testing Centre was set up in

collaboration with the Mumbai District AIDS Control

Society. Housed in a peripheral hospital in Mumbai, the

Centre provides a safe space for accessing counselling

and testing services in relation to HIV and AIDS. The

Centre was recognised as a model VCTC, and is now

integrated within the public health system.

More recently, the TISS FAP at Turbhe designed

and implemented a programme to reduce

vulnerability and risk of contracting HIV among the

slum population. The TISS also supports the

Nepal-India Safe Migration Initiative that is aimed at

reducing vulnerability and risk for HIV transmission

among Nepali migrants and their spouses and

families in the destination areas of Navi Mumbai and

Thane. The impetus for this initiative stemmed from

the recognition that migration has the potential to

play a major role in driving the HIV epidemic in

Nepal. Different strategies of this project integrate

the 3 cross-cutting themes of (a) reducing stigma and

discrimination; (b) greater involvement of people

living with HIV; and (c) gender empowerment.

The total numbers of currently implemented FAPs

are 25, in areas as diverse as capacity building, children

and youth, criminal justice, dalit and tribal issues, health,

HIV/AIDS, human rights, livelihood, sustainable

development, and women (Appendix 3). Eight FAPs

were initiated this year: (i) Community Resource Centre

(Katchal Island, Andaman & Nicobar Islands); (ii) Sure

Start (Navi Mumbai); (iii) Community Monitoring of

Rural Health Services through the National Rural

Health Mission (Osmanabad); (iv) Strengthening

Capacity of NGOs in Mainstreaming of HIV/AIDS in

Development Work (Mumbai); (v) Vidarbha Livelihood

Project (Yavatmal District); (vi) North-East Regional

Centre (Guwahati); (vii) Vikas: A People’s Organisation

(Kharyaon District Madhya Pradesh); and (viii)

Resource Centre for Intervention on Violence against

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TRAINING AND EXTENSION

Seminars, Conferences, Workshops andTraining Programmes

The TISS has always provided forums for critical

discussions on contemporary patterns of

development. One such significant event was the

Fifth International Conference of Critical Geography

on Imperialism and Resultant Disorder: ‘Imperatives

for Social Justice’. Hosted by TISS between

December 3 and 7, 2007; around 300 delegates from

6 continents participated in this Conference.

Faculty members across Schools and Centres

regularly conduct seminars, conferences, workshops

and training programmes with participants drawn

from various disciplines and sections of society.

During 2007–2008, 118 programmes were organised

by 67 faculty members, of which 8 programmes were

jointly organised by faculty from two or more

Schools/Centres (Appendix 4). The programmes

were organised in the areas of agricultural planning,

human resources management, leadership

development, economic globalisation, human

development, social accountability, micro-planning,

statistical methods, capacity-building, curriculum

review and development, dalit and tribal issues,

disaster management, education, health, human

rights, life skills, management and organisation

development, NSS evaluation and impact, refresher

and orientation programmes, research methods,

social work education and training, society and

sexuality, software training, training of trainers, and

urban landscapes, among others.

The Institute’s faculty members also regularly

participate in international, national and regional level

seminars, conferences, workshops and training

programmes as paper presenters, resource persons,

discussants, chairpersons of sessions, special invitees

or experts. This year, 111 faculty members

participated in 66 international level programmes and

presented 44 papers; and 302 national, regional or

local level programmes, where they presented 84

papers (Appendix 5).

Executive Committee Memberships

Sixty-nine members of the Institute’s faculty served

on 255 executive committees of professional bodies

and governmental organisations and NGOs in

2007–2008 (Appendix 6). These include the

decision-making bodies of government ministries

and departments, non-governmental organisations,

and industries and institutions, as well as UGC

committees to review/develop/audit curriculum and

administration of universities and institutions spread

across the country.

Lectures

Kumarappa-Reckless Lecture

The Kumarappa-Reckless Lecture was instituted in

the memory of Dr. J.M. Kumarappa, a former

Director of this Institute, and Dr. Walter C. Reckless,

a renowned criminologist and former United Nations

Expert on Correctional Administration. Dr. Reckless

was instrumental in organising the first national-level

training programme for prison and probation officers

at TISS on correctional administration. Organised by

the Centre for Criminology and Justice of the School

of Social Work (erstwhile Department of

Criminology and Correctional Administration), this

Annual Lecture has been a medium to invite eminent

personalities and experts from the field of

criminology, criminal justice, human rights and

corrections to draw attention to and share

experiences of contemporary realities and challenges.

This year, Prof. Shanta Sinha, Chairperson,

National Commission for Protection of Child Rights,

delivered the Kumarappa-Reckless Lecture on the

‘Role of Commissions: The Challenges Ahead’ on

December 20, 2007. Prof. Shanta Sinha is an eminent

child rights activist and academician and a 2003

Magsaysay Award Winner.

Prof. Sinha said that the role of the Commission is

in taking bold stands in favour of children, and in

giving absolute values for the rights of children. The

Commission also needs to partner with civil society

organisations, academia and policy-making bodies

like the Planning Commission and government

departments at State and Central levels to achieve its

agenda. In brief, as mandated for the Commission,

the children come first.

JTCDM Public Lecture Series

The JTCDM Public Lecture series was launched on

October 23, 2007. These lectures cover themes such

as disasters and development, disaster studies, peace,

human security and vulnerability, climate change, risk

management, role of armed forces, policy

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perspectives, and so on. The details of the 6 public

lectures organised by the JTCDM in 2007–2008 are

as follows:

• ‘Setting Standards for Humanitarian Response:

Past, Present and Future, the Sphere Project’, by

Mr. Ton van Zutphen, Board Member, Sphere

Project, Geneva on October 23, 2007.

• ‘The International Recovery Platform: The

Context, History and Relevance’, by Mr. Anil

Sinha, Programme Advisor, International

Recovery Platform, UNDP Japan, on November

27, 2007.

• ‘Geo Informatics and its Applications with Special

Reference to Disaster Management’, by Dr. P.L.N.

Raju, Indian Institute of Remote Sensing,

Dehradun, on December 10, 2007.

• ‘Interrogating the Notion of Post-Disaster Window

of Opportunity’, by Mr. V. Thiruppugazh, IAS, on

January 6, 2008.

• ‘The Sociology of Katrina: Perspectives on a

Modern Catastrophe’, by Prof. Havidan

Rodriguez, Vice Provost, University of Delaware,

USA on February 4, 2008.

• ‘In the Eye of the Storm: The Bangladesh

Experience in Reducing Public Health

Consequences of Natural Disasters’, by Prof.

Richard A. Cash, Department of Population and

International Health, Harvard School of Public

Health, on February 22, 2008.

KNOWLEDGE AND LEARNINGRESOURCES

Library

The Sir Dorabji Tata Memorial Library (SDTML) has

in stock about 1,03,000 volumes. The selection of the

material is geared to meet the needs of postgraduate

students and M.Phil./Ph.D. scholars. It subscribes to

over 200 scholarly journals, and has over 1,600

audio-visual materials. It maintains newspaper

clippings on current topics, and prepares

bibliographies on different subjects. Users can access

the library database using an Online Public Access

Catalogue. The Library brings out a quarterly

Selective Dissemination of Information and Current

Awareness Bulletin. The UGC-INFLIBNET has

recognised it as a Document Delivery Centre.

A Cyber Library is being set up at SDTML with

the financial assistance from the Sir Dorabji Tata

Trust to facilitate students and faculty access

knowledge resources in World Wide Web, and in

libraries of partner universities and institutions. Some

online databases like Project Muse, Springer Link,

JSTOR, Blackwell provide access to full text journals

through UGC-Infonet E-Journals Consortia 24X7.

Online journals and resources of partner libraries,

self-operated laser printing and copying facilities,

reading and computing facilities are also available at

this Library.

The SDTML also set up the M.K. Tata Memorial

Learning Centre for the visually disabled to access

learning resources. Funded by the M.K. Tata Trust,

the Centre has a computer reading facility for the

visually impaired which can read and store all printed

documents including letters, books, magazines and

newspapers with the help of softwares like JAWS Pro

9.0, Kurzwell, OBR Braille, Teachers Talking Pro,

etc. The Centre also procured Prisma and Sara

reading machines for students with low vision.

Films and Publications

The Institute’s films received 8 awards to its

productions this year, taking its tally of total awards

won to 21. Films in process include XXwhy, which

attempts to bring out sexual minority issues like

gender positioning, identity and power and its areas

of conflict and negotiations in society. A film on

‘Micro-Level Planning in Leh’, supported by the

TATA- LAHDC Programme, is nearing completion.

Initial research and reconnaissance for two films on

the culture and music of the marginalised and on

community radio initiatives in Kutch have been

undertaken. Substantial progress has been made in

setting up the Digital Archive, which is slated for

online intranet access in June 2008.

The flagship publication of the Institute, The Indian

Journal of Social Work, entered its 69th year of

publishing.

STUDENTS

Enrolment

Student enrolment for the year 2007–2008 touched

779 (Appendix 7). These students came from 30

States and Union Territories of India and 7 foreign

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programme had 70 students enrolled, while the

Master's degree programmes had a total enrolment of

576 students. The M.Phil. programme had 49

students on its roll and the Ph.D. programme 19.

The Diploma and Certificate programme students

numbered 66. Student enrolment will further increase

in 2008–2009 with the introduction of new Master’s

and Diploma programmes.

Field Work

Field work provides students with a setting wherein

they can learn from doing. This is an important

component of the teaching programmes at the

Institute. Students of the Master’s degree

programmes in Social Work, Human Resource

Management and Labour Relations, Health

Administration, Hospital Administration, Education

(Elementary), and Disaster Management have a field

work or internship component. During this period,

students are provided with intensive practical training

in the activities of the organisations they are placed in

(Appendix 8).

The M.A. Social Work students were placed in 80

agencies; the HRM&LR students were placed in 68

agencies; and the M.H.A. (Health and Hospital)

students were placed in 84 agencies for their

internships. The M.A. Education (Elementary)

students were placed in 13 agencies for their field

attachment, while the M.A. Disaster Management

students were placed in 9 agencies for their

internships. The students of the Diploma programme

in Hospital Administration were placed in 24

agencies, the students of the Diploma in Personnel

Management were placed in 17 agencies, and

students of the Certificate in Social Work programme

in 12 agencies.

Students’ Research Projects

The research project at the Master’s level offers

students the opportunity to plan and conduct original

investigation in an area of study with the guidance of

a faculty member of the Institute. While a research

project is compulsory for Master’s students of Health

Administration and M.A. in Development Studies, it

is optional for the Master’s students of HRM&LR,

Health Administration, and Social Work. In

2007–2008, 58 Master’s students of Social Work, 42

of HRM&LR, 14 students of Health Administration,

3 Hospital Administration, and 26 students of

Development Studies undertook research projects

under the guidance of 53 faculty members (Appendix

9).

M.Phil. and Ph.D. Seminars

Scholars of the M.Phil. and Ph.D. programmes are

required to present their research proposals,

self-study papers, and research papers in seminars.

This year, 51 such presentations were made

(Appendix 10) in the areas of culture and identity,

dalit and tribal issues, disability, education,

employment and livelihood, health and mental

health, health systems and services, management and

organisation development, networks, relief and

rehabilitation, urban issues, women, and youth.

Students' Union

The Students' Union Executive Committee

2007–2008 (Appendix 11) planned and executed

cultural and literary activities with customary fervour.

The Union activities began them volunteering to help

in the admission process. The group also involved

itself with supporting out-of-station students with

regard to their accommodation.

Two significant activities that were taken up this

year under the leadership of the Union are as follows:

• A review of the Constitution of the Students’

Union. This is necessitated by the fact that, since it

was formulated, the number of postgraduate

programmes has increased five-fold and the

number of students has almost tripled. A new

constitution would look at ways of increasing

representation across Schools and catering to the

needs of an expanded student body. The

Constitution Review Committee will continue this

process into the next year.

• An orientation to the students of the

undergraduate social work programme on how to

form a Student’s Body at the Tuljapur Campus.

The 2-day orientation programme at the Tuljapur

Campus was a huge success. A group of 8 students

comprising 3 office bearers and 5 senior students,

who had experience in taking up diverse

responsibilities, carried out sessions to assess

student needs and assist in setting up committees

to look into initiating sports and cultural activities.

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Students’ Forums

The Social Work Students’ Forum (SWSF) is the

collective body of the students of Social Work. The

SWSF provides a platform to the students to

participate in a variety of programmes and activities

centred on discussion of social issues and concerns.

In the past, some of these platforms have been in the

form of Mohalla Bolta Hai, Chai Sessions, and

Common Interest Groups (CIGs). Each year, the

most prominent programme of the SWSF is

Sameeksha — the annual academic festival of the

School of Social Work.

The HRM&LR Forum is the Students’ Forum of

students of the School of Management and Labour

Studies. Its main purpose is to bridge the gap

between academics and practice and give would be

HR professionals industry exposure relating to

corporate experiences. The Forum invites business

leaders and achievers in various fields to share their

perspective about life and work with the students.

These lectures and sessions have become very

popular as they increase knowledge and

understanding of the industry as a whole. The

sessions are limited not only to HR subjects, but they

cover various other business issues as well. Apart

from the sessions, industry visits are also planned by

the Forum. The activities give students an

opportunity to get a first-hand look/experience of

working in a process driven/people driven set up.

Students’ Seminars

Sameeksha

Sameeksha provides an opportunity for facilitating

exchange of views, thoughts and ideas around a

chosen theme. The theme for Sameeksha 2007 was

‘Revolution and Counter Revolution’ and the event

was held on December 14-16, 2007. This year,

Sameeksha was an academic as well as a cultural fest

around this theme. There were panel discussions

with field practitioners, activists, and academicians; a

cultural night with Sufi music ‘Awaaz’; an

inter-college street play competition on ‘Perception

and Realities’ along with an inter-college dance

competition, Ghungroo, on the ‘culture of silence’.

An open forum, Khulla Manch, was organised

wherein social work students and field practitioners

discussed and debated on the issue of human

development. The NGO mela saw a large number of

people visiting the different stalls. Sameeksha 2008

ended with a session on ‘Politics of Identity’ and a

closing address by TISS alumni and noted activist,

Ms. Paromita Goswami.

Manthan

3 days, 12 events, 150 dignitaries, 1,000 alumni, 50

outstation participants from premier B-schools, 300

undergraduates, faculty, students, visitors… the list

goes on and on. From student events to corporate

sessions to thematic choreography, from an alumni

dinner to food courts — Manthan had it all. This in

essence was Manthan 2007, the annual business

event of the School of Management and Labour

Studies that was held for September 6–8, 2007. Some

of the key events that differentiated this year's

Manthan from the previous years was Udghosh, a

quiz hosted by the legendary, Siddharth Basu, that

tested students on a multitude of managerial and

interpersonal skills. Workshop on ‘Innovation’ by

Erehwon Consultancy; and a panel discussion on

‘Sustainability of Rising Salaries’, which was attended

by who’s who of the corporate world. Informal

events were introduced this year and they witnessed

tremendous participation and captured the

imagination of the audience too.

Clairvoyance

Clairvoyance 2007, the annual fest of the School of

Health Systems Studies, was held on December 1–2,

2007. The central theme of the event was ‘Innovation

for Revolution in Healthcare’. December 1 being

World’s AIDS day, professionals delved into the issues

grappling with HIV-AIDS treatment in India. Further,

the event also addressed issues and challenges from

the perspective of public health as well as the

institutionalised hospital care. The event provided a

meaningful and productive platform for all

participants. Clairvoyance 2007 was attended by health

care professionals, academicians, social scientists and

eminent leaders from various domains of the health

care sector such as public health, hospitals, insurance,

pharmaceuticals, service industry and information

technology.

Manzar

‘Manzar’, the academic and cultural festival organised

by the students of the M.A. in Development Studies

programme was held on January 11 and 12, 2008.

The themes of ‘Manzar’ were the: politics of

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democratisation; perspectives on critical art; theatre

as a form of resistance; and practising development

and its policy implications. The Keynote Address was

delivered by Prof. Prabhat Patnaik, Professor at the

Centre for Economics Studies and Planning in the

School of Social Sciences at Jawaharlal Nehru

University, New Delhi. Professor Patnaik’s address

focussed on: ‘Contextualising Development Studies

as a Discipline in India’.

Placements 2008

The Master’s students of HRM&LR had companies

from the FMGC/Manufacturing (Hindustan

Unilever, Proctor & Gamble, Nestle, Nokia, Pepsi,

Marico, Cadburys, Johnson & Johnson and ITC);

Consulting (KPMG, Accenture Consulting, Ernst

and Young, and Hewitt Associates); BFSI (HSBC,

Deutsche Bank, Lehmann Brothers, ICICI Bank,

Axis Bank and Fidelity); and IT sectors (Wipro,

Infosys, IBM and ITC-Infotech), coming to the

Institute for campus recruitment. Doors to the

Pharma sector were opened this year with Dr.

Reddy’s participation in the final placements process

this year. With the participation of business houses

like Tata Sons, Vedanta, RPG Group and Mahindra

& Mahindra, it was a holistic portfolio of companies

visiting the campus to recruit our students. A

separate lateral placement process for HRM&LR

students with work experience was introduced with

results exceeding expectations.

The Career Guidance and Placement Cell

(CGPC), School of Social Work, is the new

restructured body, instituted this year from the

existing Job Placement Cell. The overall objective of

the CGPC is to guide and facilitate the students to

explore the world of work through a gathered

understanding of the profession. Out of the 80 social

work students, who opted to go through the

Placement Cell, 73 were successfully placed and the

remaining took jobs outside the placement process.

The 41 organisations, which came to the campus for

the recruitment process, were from sectors like

livelihood, micro-finance, health, rural development,

education, etc.

Placement of all Master of Health Administration

and Master of Hospital Administration were

completed in February 2008; and Development

Studies students in March 2008.

SC/ST Cell

The SC/ST Cell, under the leadership of a senior

professor and support team, has been conducting

various programmes for the SC/ST students based

on their needs. Under the Remedial Coaching

Scheme for the SC/ST students, the programmes are

conducted at two levels:

• Pre-Admission Orientation: The Cell organised 6-day

long Pre-Admission Orientation programme for

SC/ST candidates called for admissions to the

2007–2008 batch. In all, 420 candidates from all

over India attended this orientation wherein free

lodging and boarding facilities were provided to

360 outstation candidates. Sixteen faculty members

from TISS were engaged in teaching various

subjects and aspects regarding the admission test.

The orientation was a great success as 68

candidates got selected for admission to the

various postgraduate courses, out of which 25

were in merit. The pre-admission orientation and

training for 2008–2010 was organised at 15 centres

across the country.

• Post-Admission Orientation: The students admitted in

various courses are given orientation at the

individual, as well as in group levels. Emphasis is

given on the course curriculum, the whole new

multi-cultural and multi-lingual environment that

students encounter on campus. Students are also

trained to write to assignments and field work

reports, etc. In addition to this, at a later stage,

various need-based programmes are also

organised. These range from arranging classes for

personality development to language skills.

New Central Sector Scholarship Scheme of Top

Class Education for SC-ST Students has been

introduced for the year 2007-2008. Ten students

from SC community and 5 students from ST

community have been awarded the scholarship,

which includes a Laptop worth Rs. 45,000/-.

Prof. H.S. Rana, Additional Director, Indian

Institute of Public Administration, Bengaluru, was

invited by the Cell to deliver the special lectures on

‘Reservation Policy: Problems and Prospects’.

Counselling Services

The Counselling Centre addressed academic,

adjustment and career-related issues of the students.

The counsellors also facilitated the emotional

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concerns presented by the students. Preventive

mental health measures were used with individual

students. The significant developments for the year

2007–2008 are: (i) separate orientations each

programme; (ii) reaching out to students at the

Tuljapur Campus; and (iii) being part of the CGPC.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS’ OFFICE

The International Students’ Office (ISO), which was

set up in February 2006, has made major strides

towards achieving its objectives of facilitating the

global visibility and profile of TISS; to develop,

coordinate and strengthen international linkages; and

to assist and help international students in all their

academic pursuits.

Collaborations

During 2007–2008, we have received 30 international

delegations from Universities in the USA, Austria,

Finland, Australia, The Netherlands, the UK, Korea,

Hong Kong, Sweden and Germany, who had come

to explore common interest areas for collaboration

or signing agreements of cooperation. We have

signed some new MoUs this year: University of

Delaware, George Warren Brown School of Social

Work of Washington University in St. Louis,

McDonnell Institute of Washington University (all

from USA); Management Center Innsbruck,

University of Applied Sciences (Austria); Tempere

University (Finland); The London School of

Economics and Political Sciences (UK); and Swedish

South Asian Studies Network of Lund University

(Sweden).

With the LSE there is going to be long-term

partnership that includes Joint Degree programmes,

as well as faculty and student exchanges. The MoU

with McDonnell Institute is another prestigious

collaboration for TISS. It will facilitate a fellowship

in Washington University for a TISS alumnus to

pursue higher studies. The George Warren Brown

School of Social Work is planning a 2-week Winter

Institute for a group of students from their school

and students from School of Social Work in TISS.

This again will open up new opportunities for

exchange and interaction between students and

faculty from both the schools.

Faculty and Student Exchange Programmes

The ISO has conducted 11 short-term courses for 62

international students. The variety of assignments

they engaged in included post-doctoral research,

graduate student research, customised courses of a

few weeks to a semester, and field work internships

upto 18 weeks. Of all the short-term programmes,

the 8-week New School Programme and the

semester-long Wells College programme in Gender

and Development are unique in that they will be

conducted annually. Few students from other

Universities may join the New School group. The

courses will be modified periodically based on the

feedback received from the students. The Wells

College course is open for other Indian as well as

other International students. This makes it a truly

international programme.

We also had faculty visiting us on exchange/

research assignment: Prof. Hyden from the

University of Gavle (2 weeks); Dr. Daniel Aldrich

from the University of Tokyo (4 weeks); Prof. Denise

Burnette and Dr. Vincent Guilama-Ramos from the

School of Social Work, Columbia University (3

weeks).

Using resources mobilised through Study in India

Programme and other collaboration agreements,

TISS has been able to place some of its students for

internships and block placements at universities in

the US: 2 M.A. in Social Work students did their

block placements at Tulane University and the

University of Utah for 5 weeks as part of an

Exchange Programme. Two Master’s students of

Disaster Management are currently at Delaware

University for an 8-week internship. Doctoral

students have also benefited from research residency

placements in universities in France and the UK.

This year, the scope of ISO activities has grown

many fold and we expect that the number of

international students on campus at any given point

in time would be more than 50 by next year. Over

the years, we hope to grow and achieve our target of

welcoming more international students and faculty

from across the world in the institute and create

multiple opportunities for international exchanges

and cooperation.

ALUMNI

Following on from the National Alumni Meet held in

February 2007, an enthusiastic group of alumni along

with the Alumni Office met regularly over 4 months

and worked on expanding the database and setting


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up an alumni website. The website was inaugurated

on the October 6, 2007, at the Mumbai Alumni

Meet. Individual members of the alumni group have

volunteered to work with city groups in Pune,

Hyderabad, Kolkata and Bengaluru, so that a

structure may emerge, as envisaged at the National

Alumni Meet.

ORGANISATION AND MANAGEMENT

Endowments

• Rs. 66 lakhs from the property bequeathed by late

Ms. Hilla Keki Bharucha for scholarships to the

students of Social Work, Health Administration

and Hospital Administration in addition to the

Rs. 41 lakhs already credited to the Institute

account.

• Rs. 140 lakhs for construction of Women’s Hostel

by the UGC under the scheme of ‘Construction of

Women’s Hostel’ during the Eleventh Five-Year

Plan.

Campus Development

Mumbai Campus

Construction of a 500-seater Convention Centre and

100-seater Hostel with Dining Hall and recreation

facility in the Malati and Jal A.D. Naoroji Campus are

complete. The additional stack area in the Sir Dorabji

Tata Memorial Library and the Health Centre with

infrastructure for women have also been completed.

The construction of staff/service staff quarters in the

Main Campus and classroom/faculty office in the

Naoroji Campus is nearing completion. With this, the

Institute will have 16 residential apartments for

support staff, 14 apartments for visiting faculty, 12

classrooms and 30 faculty offices. The construction

of additional floors to add 20 more rooms of the

Guest House is nearing completion. Major source of

finance of these constructions is Sir Jamsetji Tata

Trust with partial funding from the UGC.

With the financial support from the UGC, the

Institute could also undertake major repair work of

old buildings in the Mumbai Campuses.

A new telephone system (EPABX) has been

installed both for the Main and Naoroji Campuses.

This will be functional with two dedicated PRI lines,

which will enable the caller to reach the Institute

without the support of the operator.

Tuljapur Campus

In the Tuljapur Campus, the construction of the

Guest House having a capacity of 22 double seater

rooms, 4 multi-seater rooms, two meeting halls and

other facilities is complete and occupied. The

construction of a 120-seater hostel and administrative

building are nearing completion. The other

residential buildings for faculty, administrative and

support staff, library, publications unit, and media

centre along with complete site development is

progressing well. The major financial support for

these constructions has come from the Tata

Education Trust.

Financial Report

The Audited Income and Expenditure Statement and

Audited Balance Sheet, as on March 31, 2007, is

given in Appendix 12.

Administration

Participation of Administrative Staff in

Conferences, Seminars, Workshops and Training

Thirty-five administrative and technical staff

participated in 23 seminars, conferences, workshops

and training programmes in 2007–2008 (Appendix

13).

Appointments, Promotions and Retirements

There are 120 academic positions, of which 118 are

filled. There are additional 12 faculty positions, which

are funded by the Tata Trusts. Administrative

positions (including technical) are 161, of which 124

are filled, while the support staff position are 109

with only 84 being filled. Twenty-two faculty and 12

administrative and technical appointments were

made in 2007–2008. Three staff members were

promoted and 6 staff members retired during the

year under review (Appendix 14).

Long Service Award

The Tata Institute of Social Sciences honours those

employees who have completed 20 years of service at

the Institute. This year, 10 employees were felicitated

on the Institute Day.

• Ms. Achala Gharat, Cleaner-cum-Floor Attendant,

Maintenance Section

• Ms. A.L. Bagde, Cleaner-cum-Floor Attendant,

Maintenance Section

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• Mr. H.D. Parmar, Library Assistant, Sir Dorabji

Tata Memorial Library

• Mr. R.K. Shelar , Lower Division Clerk,

Maintenance Section

• Ms. Remetina Moraes, Stenographer (Grade II),

School of Health Systems Studies

• Mr. P.D. Valodra, Lower Divison Clerk, School of

Social Work

• Ms. Meera L. Chawan, Sweeper, Maintenance

Section

• Mr. Santosh Palve, Assistant, Personnel Section

• Mr. A.G. Kamble, Machine Operator,

Maintenance Section

• Mr. R.T. Kuley, Cook, Dining Hall

• Mr. B.N. Kale, Lower Division Clerk, Maintenance

Section

• Dr. Surinder Jaswal, Professor, Jamsetji Tata

Centre for Disaster Management

Day Care Centre

The Day Care Centre (DCC) completed 21 years in

2008. There are 20 children in the age group of 6

months to 7 years who are availing of the services of

DCC. The Centre was refurbished and renovated;

new toys and games acquired; and an aquarium

added for the children. Besides the regular activities

for the children, special activities for the holistic

development of children were conducted, which

included a nature walk, gardening, activities the five

human senses. National events as well as religious

festivals were celebrated with equal enthusiasm and

fervour by the DCC children.

68TH CONVOCATION

This is a historic Convocation for us as the first

batch of students admitted to the 2 new Master’s

programmes in Development Studies and Education

(Elementary), in 2006, are graduating today. In

addition, the first batch of students admitted to the

restructured programmes in Social Work, Human

Resources Management and Labour Relations,

Health Administration, and Hospital Administration

are also graduating today.

The TISS attracts and works with some of the

most conscientious and committed bright young

people in the country, and the Institute prepares

them well to work towards a prosperous, sustainable

and equitable future. At this Convocation, 7 scholars

are receiving their Doctor of Philosophy Degree, 8

their Master of Philosophy Degree, and 244 students

their Master’s Degrees — 119 in Social Work, 42 in

HRM&LR, 15 in Health Administration, 23 in

Hospital Administration, 19 in Education

(Elementary) and 26 in Development Studies.

Twenty students are being conferred with the B.A.

(Hons.) in Social Work Degree.

CONCLUSION

The TISS has always received unfailing support and

encouragement from the Government of India, the

UGC, the Government of Maharashtra, and other

public agencies for which we are most grateful. The

Tata Trusts have given unprecedented financial support

to enhance infrastructure at the Mumbai and Tuljapur

campuses, and to launch several new teaching, research

and field action programmes. We would also like to

express our thanks to the UNDP, UNICEF, and other

organisations, institutions and individuals who continue

to contribute to our work. We thank the members and

the Chairperson of the Governing Board for their

constant guidance and support.

Prof. S. ParasuramanDirector

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APPENDICES

APPENDIX 1

Research Projects and Other Projects

Tile of the Project Sponsor Date of

Sanction/Com-

mencement

Present Position In Charge

CHILDREN, YOUTH AND FAMILY

Youth Alcohol Use and Risky

Sexual Behaviour in India

Indian Council for Medical

Research (ICMR) and

National Institutes of Health

(NIH)

Apr. 2008 Just initiated Prof. Vimla Nadkarni

Reducing Adolescent HIV

Infection in Maharashtra, India:

A Family-based Approach

NIH and ICMR Apr. 2008 Construction of

tools

Prof. Vimla Nadkarni and

Dr. Asha Banu Soletti

Constructing a National Youth

Development Index

Rajiv Gandhi National

Institute of Youth

Development

Mar. 2008 Just initiated Dr. K. Anil Kumar and

Dr. Lata Narayan

Preparation and Field Testing

of the Information Pack for

Children in Conflict with the

Law

Aangan Trust, Mumbai Dec. 2007 Data collection and

preparation of the

information

brochures

Dr. Neela Dabir and

Ms. Mohua Nigudkar

Child Rights as a Field of

Practice in India

Terre des Homes, Germany

and Coordination Office,

India

Sep. 2007 Scanning

secondary data

and preparing it for

analysis

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani

Demographic Transition among

the Parsi Community of India:

A Study of the Familial, Marital

and Social-Psychological

Dimension — Phase II

Quantitative Study

PARZOR and

Sir Dorabji Tata Trust

(SDTT)

Apr. 2007 Data collection Prof. Shalini Bharat

A Study of Parsi Youth in India UNESCO–PARZOR

Foundation

Sep. 2004 Ongoing Dr. Lata Narayan

Situational Analysis of the

Elderly Parsis in India

UNESCO–PARZOR

Foundation

Jan. 2004 Report submitted Prof. S. Siva Raju

Demographic Transition among

the Parsi Community of India:

A Study of the Familial, Marital

and Social-Psychological

Dimension — Phase I

Qualitative Study

PARZOR and SDTT Dec. 2003 Draft report

submitted

Prof. Shalini Bharat

Child Participation in the

Asia–Pacific Region

Child International, Oslo Oct. 2003 Final editing of

manuscript

Prof. Usha S. Nayar and

Dr. K. Anil Kumar

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND MICRO PLANNING

Integrated Community

Development and Livelihood

Generation

SKS Chakshu Foundation Mar. 2008 Preparatory work Dr. H. Beck, Dr. Bipin Jojo

and Dr. Swati Banerjee

Role of NSS in Community

Development in Maharashtra

and Goa: An Assessment

Research Council, TISS Oct. 2007 Report writing Mr. Khalil Ahmed,

Ms. Saman Afroz and

Ms. C. Saigita

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Thoray: Planning for a

People-Centred Future

JTT Jul. 2007 Report Dr. B. Manjula

Community Needs

Assessment: Study for ACC

Bargarh Cement Works, Orissa

ACC Oct. 2006 Completed Dr. Bipin Jojo and

Mr. Suryakant Waghmore

The State Resource Institution

Network for Village-Level Micro

Planning

UNICEF Jun. 2006 Ongoing Prof. S. Parasuraman and

Ms. Veena Roy

Gramsabha Participation in

Electoral Politics: The Role of

People’s Movements in

Facilitating the Process

BRS, TISS May 2006 Final report writing Dr. Bipin Jojo, Dr. H. Beck,

Dr. E. Toppo and

Mr. Daniel S.R.

A Study of Cooperatives,

Communities and Livelihood in

Ladakh

Ladakh Autonomous Hill

Development Council–TISS

Oct. 2005 Report writing Dr. Manish Kumar Jha

DALIT AND TRIBAL ISSUES

Status Report on Tribal People

in Orissa, Jharkhand and

Chattisgarh

Research Council, TISS Apr. 2008 Ongoing Dr. Bipin Jojo, Dr. E. Toppo

and Dr. H. Beck

Socioeconomic Educational

and Cultural Development of

Matang Samaj in Maharashtra

Government of Maharashtra

(GoM)

Mar. 2007 Final report

submitted

Prof. A. Ramaiah

Preparation of the Corporate

Plan of National Scheduled

Tribes Finance and

Development Corporation

(NSTFDC)

NSTFDC Jan. 2007 Draft report

submitted

Dr. Swapan Garain

Caste and Education in India Elsevier Jan. 2007 Draft report ready Prof. G.G. Wankhede

Assessment of Scheme of

Grant in Aid to Voluntary

Organisations Working for STC

Ministry of Tribal Affairs,

Government of India (GoI)

Dec. 2006 Completed Mr. Daniel S.R.,

Mr. Alex Akhup and

Dr. Bipin Jojo

Assessing and Enhancing

Positive Self Concept among

Tribal Children in Ashram

Shalas

BRS, TISS Aig. 2005 Data analysis Mr. Daniel S.R. and

Prof. Vidya Rao

Ethnography of a Nomadic

Tribe

BRS, TISS Mar. 2004 Report writing Prof. J.J. Roy Burman

DIGITAL RESOURCES

‘Diver-Cities’: Digital

Collaboratory

United Nations Educational

Scientific and Cultural

Organisation and University

of Western Sydney

Sep. 2007 Ongoing Prof. K.P. Jayasankar,

Prof. Anjali Monteiro and

Ms. Shilpa Phadke

Digitisation of The Indian

Journal of Social Work

Research Council, TISS Jul. 2007 Ongoing Dr. Muttayya Koganuramath

and Mr. Mallikarjun Angadi

Digitisation of the Sociological

Bulletin

Indian Sociological Society Jun. 2006 Completed Dr. Muttayya Koganuramath

and Mr. Mallikarjun Angadi

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mencement


DISASTER MANAGEMENT

India Disaster Report 2007 Jamsetji Tata Centre for

Disaster Management

(JTCDM), TISS

Mar. 2007 Ongoing Prof. S. Parasuraman

The Nicobar Islands:

A Long Way to Go

JTCDM, TISS; and

Action Aid, India

Nov. 2006 Completed Prof. Janki Andharia and

Ms. Bidisha Fouzdar

A Situation Report on Nicobar

Islands: A Post-Tsunami

Assessment

JTCDM, TISS Nov. 2006 Ongoing Prof. Janki Andharia

Post-Tsunami Study on

Rehabilitation in Kerala, Andhra

Pradesh and Tamil Nadu

TISS Aug. 2006 Report writing Prof. Surinder Jaswal and

Dr. Jacquleen Joseph

EDUCATION

Promoting Gender

Sensitisation among Municipal

School Children

International Centre for

Research on Women

Mar. 2008 Preparatory phase Dr. Shubhada Maitra

Impact Assessment of OBC

Reservation in Higher

Education Institutions

National Academy of

Sciences

Jan. 2008 Secondary data

analysis

Prof. S. Parasuraman,

Ms. Jaya Goyal and

Ms. Sai Thakur

Monitoring of Sarva Shiksa

Abhiyan in Madhya Pradesh

Education Consultant India

Ltd.

Jan. 2008 Report submitted Mr. Sthabir Khora

Study of Scholarship Schemes

of Dhirubhai Ambani

Foundation

Dhirubhai Ambani

Foundation

Dec. 2007 Data collection Dr. P.M. Sandhya Rani

Widening Participation:

Diversity, Isolation or

Integration in Higher Education

UK–India Education and

Research Initiative British

Council, in collaboration

with Hertfieldshire

University, UK

Oct. 2007 Planning for data

collection

Prof. G.G. Wankhede

Socioeconomic and

Educational Status of the

Muslims in Mumbai and its

Suburbs

Maharashtra State

Minorities Commission,

GoM

Apr. 2007 Draft report

submitted

Prof. Ranu Jain and

Dr. Abdul Shaban

Education in the Marginalised

Communities in Mumbai

India Centre for Human

Rights and Law

Mar. 2007 Draft report ready Mr. Mahesh Kamble

Through the Gender Lens:

Gender and Identity in School

Textbooks

Nirantar, New Delhi Jan. 2005 Report writing Dr. Nandini Manjrekar

FILMS/VISUAL DOCUMENTS

Community Radio in Kutch Jamsetji Tata Trust (JTT) Mar. 2008 Ongoing Prof. K.P. Jayasankar and

Prof. Anjali Monteiro

XXWHY: A Film on Transgender

Issues

TISS Oct. 2007 Completed

shooting

Dr. B. Manjula

People-Centred Initiative in

Leh: A Film on Micro Level

Planning in Leh

JTT Apr. 2007 Completed

shooting

Dr. B. Manjula

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mencement


Our Family: A Film on

Transgendered Community

TISS and JTT Sep. 2004 Completed Prof. K.P. Jayasankar and


FOOD AND NUTRITION

Tiffin Box Survey Self Feb. 2008 Data analysis Dr. Hemal Shroff

Food to the Poor:

Implementation of Eight

Food-related Schemes in

Maharashtra

Christian Aid through

National Centre for

Advocacy Studies

Jan. 2006 Completed Mr. Mahesh Kamble

GOVERNANCE

Local Governance and

Gendered Citizenship

Research Council, TISS Feb. 2008 Data collection Dr. B. Manjula and

Dr. Amita Bhide

Gender and Governance in

Rural Services

International Food Policy

and Research Institute,

Washington, DC

Feb. 2008 Just initiated Dr. Madhushree Sekher

Pro-Poor Governance in

3 Cities of India: A Situational

Analysis

CHF International Jan. 2008 Data collection and

library research

Dr. Amita Bhide,

Prof. Subhodh Wagle and

Dr. Sai Thakur

HEALTH

Integrating Gender Sensitivity

in TB Programmes in India:

Building International

Partnerships and Models for

Equitable Access

Canadian Institute for

Health Research

Feb. 2008 Literature Review Prof. Lakshmi Lingam

Management of Menstruation

for Women Emerging from

Poverty: Social, Cultural,

Economic, Hygienic and

Medical Aspects Related to

Sanitary Protection in

Low-income Countries

Karolinska Institute,

Sweden

Jan. 2008 Ongoing Dr. Harshad Thakur

Towards Equity in Health:

A Study of Barriers in

Accessing RCH in Uttar

Pradesh

Constella Futures Jul. 2007 Data analysis and

report writing

Dr. K. Anil Kumar

Traditional Knowledge in

Modern Settings: A Study of

Ayurveda in Kerala

Homi Bhabha Fellowships

Council

Jun. 2007 Data collection Dr. Leena Abraham

UAB TB Tuberculosis Training

and Research Capacity Building

University of Alabama,

Maharashtra Anti-TB

Association, and Revised

National TB Control

Programme

Apr. 2006 Ongoing Dr. Harshad Thakur

Epidemiological Study of the

Health Status of the Population

around Jaduguda Uranium

Mining Site (Jharkhand)

Bhabha Atomic Research

Centre

Feb. 2006 Ongoing Dr. Harshad Thakur

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Sanction/Com-

mencement


Implementation Strategies for

Visceral Leishmaniasis

Treatment in India: Policy

Implications for Action

Word Health Organization

(WHO)

Nov. 2005 Completed Dr. Harshad Thakur and

Prof. J.J. Roy Burman

Influences of Education on

Health and Social Status of

Women in Garhwal

BRS, TISS Apr. 2005 Data collection and

report writing

Prof. Padma Velaskar and

Dr. Ramila Bisht

Departmental Research

Support

University Grants

Commission (UGC)

Dec. 2004 Ongoing Prof. Vimla Nadkarni,

Prof. Surinder Jaswal,

Ms. Katy Y. Gandevia,

Dr. Shubhada Maitra,

Ms. Brinelle D’Souza and


Search to Ankur: Process

Documentation

SEARCH Jun. 2004 Report submitted Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian

HIV/AIDS

Baseline Survey of Orphans

and Vulnerable Children in

World Vision ADP in Imphal

World Vision Mar. 2008 Data collection Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian

Prevention of STIs/HIV among

Married Women

NIH Mar. 2008 Preparatory phase Dr. Shubhada Maitra

Service Availability Mapping of

HIV/AIDS Facilities

WHO and UNAIDS Mar. 2007 Ongoing Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian and

Dr. Ramila Bisht

Evolving Peer Treatment

Education Approaches in the

Networks of PLHA

Population Foundation of

India, New Delhi

Dec. 2006 Final report

submitted

Dr. Shankar Das and


Migration, Mobility and HIV:

Assessing the Patterns and

Drivers of Migration/Mobility of

Male Migrants and Examining

the Links with HIV Risk

Bill and Melinda Gates

Foundation

Nov. 2006 Draft report ready Dr. K. Anil Kumar,

Prof. Shalini Bharat and

Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee

Special Behaviour Survey of

Core and Bridging Group for

HIV Infection in Mumbai

Indian Health Action Trust,

Bengaluru

Nov. 2006 Data collection Prof. D.P. Singh

AIDS Stigma, Gender and

Health Consequences in India

NIH Jul. 2005 Data collection Prof. Shalini Bharat

HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT

Staking a Claim: Housing

Rights of the Poor — Research

and Advocacy

CORDAID,

The Netherlands

Jul. 2006 Data processing Dr. Neela Dabir and

Dr. Amita Bhide

Staking a Claim: Housing

Rights of the Poor — Review

of Literature

BRS, TISS Jan. 2006 Report submitted Dr. Neela Dabi and

Dr. Amita Bhide

City, Crime and Space:

A Case of Mumbai Metropolis

BRS, TISS Oct. 2005 Finalised and

submitted

Dr. Abdul Shaban

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mencement


HUMAN RIGHTS

Study the Status of the Justice

Delivery System for Juveniles

in Conflict with Law in

Maharashtra

Research Council, TISS Oct. 2007 Phase I Ms. K.P. Asha Mukundan,

Ms. Roshni Nair and

Mr. Vijay Raghavan

Registration of First

Information Reports by the

Police

Bureau of Police Research

and Development,

New Delhi

Mar. 2007 Completed Prof. Asha Bajpai,

Prof. Arvind Tiwari,

Ms. Anjali Dave and

Mr. Vijay Raghavan

Research Study on Juvenile

Justice System in New South

Wales under the Endeavour

Fellowship

Government of Australia Mar. 2007 Completed Ms. K.P. Asha Mukundan

Open Prisons and their Impact

on Rehabilitation of Prison

Inmates

BRS, TISS Apr. 2004 Final report writing

is in progress

Prof. Arvind Tiwari

LABOUR AND MIGRATION

A Study on Medical Workforce

Shortage in Maharashtra

United Nations Fund for

Population Activities

Sep. 2007 Data collection Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian

Self-Employed in the Changing

Urban Environment: A Study of

Wastepickers and Domestic

Workers in Mumbai, Nashik

and Solapur

Research Council, TISS May 2007 Data collection Prof. Sharit K. Bhowmik

The Adecco–TISS Labour

Market Research Initiative

Sep. 2006 Working papers

completed

Prof R.C. Datta and

Dr. Bino Paul G.D.

Minimum Wages for

Contractual Conservancy

Workers: A Rapid Appraisal of

10 Urban Centres

Navjivan Samiti,

Mumbai

Sep. 2006 Report finalised Dr. Mouleshri Vyas

MANAGEMENT AND ORGANISATION DEVELOPMENT

Managing Change and its

Sustainability: Case Study of

Britannia, Delhi

Self Oct. 2007 Completed Prof. D.K. Srivastava

Change Management Practices

in Public Sector Undertakings

in India: A Case Study

Self Jul. 2007 Data collection Dr. Sasmita Palo and

Ms. Sarala Rao

NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

Social Analysis of Joint Forest

Management and Forest

Development Agency Projects:

A Study in Maharashtra

Research Council, TISS Apr. 2007 Report writing Dr. C.J. Sonowal

A Study of Green Houses in

China for Comparison in

Ladakh

Ladakh Development

Support Programme,

SDTT

Dec. 2006 Completed Prof. Janki Andharia and

Dr. Ramila Bisht

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Sanction/Com-

mencement


Crossing Boundaries:

Strengthening IWRM, Gender,

Equity and Rights Approach in

Water Sector

Wageningen University,

The Netherlands

Sep. 2007 Ongoing Prof. S. Parasuraman,

Prof. Lakshmi Lingam,

Dr. Abdul Shaban and

Mr. K. Ravindran

Watershed Development in a

Rainfed Area: An Impact

Assessment of Watershed

Implemented Village in

Mahabubnagar District of

Andhra Pradesh

BRS, TISS Aug. 2005 Report submitted Mr. P. Gopinath

RESETTLEMENT AND REHABILITATION

Need Assessment of 13

Villages in Uran, Dist. Raigarh,

Maharashtra

Gateway Terminals India

Ltd., Mumbai

May 2007 Completed Dr. H. Beck

Socioeconomic Survey for

NTPC–GPCL JV Thermal Power

Project at Pipavav, Gujarat for

Resettlement and

Rehabilitation of the Project

Affected Persons and Building

Rehabilitation Action Plan

NTPC, Mumbai Jun. 2006 Final copy

submitted

Prof. R.N. Sharma and

Dr. Abdul Shaban

Post-Resettlement Evaluation

of the Resettlement Projects

under the Mumbai Urban

Transport Project

Mumbai Metropolitan

Region Development

Authority

May 2006 Report submitted Prof. R.N. Sharma,

Dr. Manish Kumar Jha,

Dr. Mouleshri Vyas and

Dr. Abdul Shaban

WOMEN

Teaching and Researching

Women’s Issues to Promote

Women’s Equality and

Empowerment

DFID (under the DELPHE

Programme) and the British

Council

Nov. 2007 Ongoing Dr. Nishi Mitra and

Ms. Anjali Dave

Sexual Violence Research

Initiative

WHO Jan. 2007 Completed Dr. Nishi Mitra

Widow’s Woes: Tales of

Survivors

UGC Dec. 2006 Completed Prof. Chhaya Datar

Women and Violence: Review

of Health Records from Aarohi,

Thane

BRS, TISS Dec. 2005 Data analysis Prof. Surinder Jaswal

Water Rights as Women’s

Rights: Women’s Empowerment

through Decentralised Water

Governance in India — Insights

from Maharashtra and Gujarat

International Development

Research Centre, Canada

Jul. 2006 Ongoing Prof. Chhaya Datar

OTHERS

Evaluation of National Service

Scheme in India

Ministry of Sports and

Youth Affairs, GoI

Mar. 2008 Preliminary work Mr. Khalil Ahmed,

Ms. Saman Afroz and

Ms. C. Saigita

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mencement


Music of the Marginalised JTT Mar. 2008 Ongoing Prof. K.P. Jayasankar and


Performance and Development

Effectiveness of Sardar Sarovar

Project

Research Council, TISS Jan. 2008 Report submitted Prof. S. Parasuraman and

Ms. Jaya Goyal

Study of Police Welfare in

Mumbai

TISS, and Mumbai Police Oct. 2007 Data entry and

analysis

Prof. Asha Bajpai

Understanding the Reverse

Mortgage Scheme

Senior Citizens’ Association

of Mumbai (Western

Suburbs)

Aug. 2007 Draft report ready Dr. Samta P. Pandya

Global Economic Regions in

India

University of Nottingham,

United Kingdom

Aug. 2007 Ongoing Prof. Swapna

Banerjee-Guha

UNICEF District Facilitators’

Capacity Building and Training

Programme

UNICEF Jul. 2007 Ongoing Dr. S. Parasuraman,

Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram,

Prof. Asha Bajpai,

Prof. Pushpendra Singh,


Dr. Shewli Kumar and

Ms. Jaya Goyal

Mainstreaming Human

Development in Teaching

Programmes: Curriculum

Development

United Nations

Development Programme

(UNDP)

Jul. 2007 Curriculum

development

consultations

Dr. Sandhya Iyer and

Dr. Rohit Mutatkar

Partnering for Knowledge

Development: The TISS–LSE

Programme on the Social

Sciences, Health Studies and

HIV/AIDS

JTT Jun. 2007 Ongoing Prof. S. Parasuraman and

Prof. C. Sengupta

Banking Practices in Rural and

Semi-Urban Maharashtra, India

NCR Financial Solutions

Group Ltd.

Jun. 2007 Phase I draft

report submitted

Dr. Sujata Sriram,


Ms. Rosamma Veedon

A Study of Causes and

Consequences of Social Unrest

in South Bihar

Research Council, TISS Jun. 2007 Data collection Dr. Manish Kumar Jha

NCCR North-South: Research

Partnership for Mitigation

Syndromes of Global Change

Development Studies

Group, University of Zurich

Jun. 2007 Ongoing Dr. R. Ramakumar

Agrarian Change in Rural

Maharashtra: Resurveys of

Selected Villages

Research Council, TISS Jun. 2007 Ongoing Dr. R. Ramakumar

Tourism Study in Andaman and

Nicobar Islands

Action Aid, India May 2007 Completed Prof. Janki Andharia

Programme Grant for

Supporting Pani Vikas:

A People’s Organisation in

Khargon District, Madhya

Pradesh

JTT Jun. 2006 Ongoing Dr. Abdul Shaban

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Sanction/Com-

mencement


Outcome Budgeting in

Maharashtra

Department of Finance,

GoM

May 2006 Final report

submitted


Prof. Chhaya Datar,

Prof. Vrinda Datta,


Prof. Surinder Jaswal

Prof. A. Ramaiah

Dr. Rajani Konantambigi,

Dr. Arvind Tiwari,

Dr. Santanu Sarkar,

Dr. Sasmita Palo,

Dr. Bipin Jojo,


Mr. Vijay Raghavan

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APPENDIX 2

Publications

ARTICLES IN JOURNALS

Ms. Saman Afroz

· User Charges in Public Health Institutions: An Experience across Nations; The Indian Journal of Social Work, 67(4), 394–408, 2006.

Prof. Janki Andharia

· Reconceputalising Community Organisation in India: A Transdisciplinary Perspective, Journal of Community Practice (Special Issue on

Interdisciplinary Community Development: International Perspectives) 15(1/2), 91–120, 2007.


· Meeting the Sexual and Reproductive Health Needs of People Living with HIV: Challenges for Health Care Providers, Reproductive

Health Matters, 15(29), 93–112, 2007.

· Understanding and Measuring AIDS-related Stigma in Health Care Settings: A Development Country Perspective, Journal of Social

Aspects of HIV/AIDS, 4(2), 615–625, 2007 (co-author).

Ms. Parama Bhattacharyya

· Flood Disaster Studies and Damage Mitigation: Application of Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Systems, Journal of Geomatics,

1(2), 93–99, 2007 (co-author).

Prof. Sharit K. Bhowmik

· Membership Verification of Trade Unions: For What Purpose? Labour File, 5(1–2), 5–12, 2008.

Dr. Anindita Chakrabarti

· Antenatal and Maternal Health Care Utilisation? Evidence from N.E. States of India, Applied Economics, 39(6), 683–695, 2007

(co-author).

Dr. Neela Dabir

· Faith-based Programs and Outcomes for Street-living Youth in Los Angeles, Mumbai and Nairobi: A Comparative Study, International

Social Work, 51(2), 159–177, 2008 (co-author).

Dr. Neela Dabir and Ms. Mohua Nigudkar

· Child Abuse: Confronting Reality, Economic and Political Weekly, 42(27 & 28), 2863–2865, 2007.

Prof. Chhaya Datar

· Failure of National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme in Maharashtra, Economic and Political Weekly, 42(34), 3454–3457, 2007.

Mr. Mathew George

· Socioeconomic and Cultural Dimension and Health Seeking Behaviour for Leptospirosis: A Case Study of Kerala, Journal of Health

Management, 9(3), 381–398, 2007.

Prof. T. Jayaraman

· India’s Nuclear Policy at the Cross-Roads: The Indo–US Nuclear Deal, Contemporary Perspectives, 2(1), 159–174, 2007.

Ms. Anjali Kulkarni

· Anaemia as a Life-Long Problem of Indian Rural Women: A Study of Maharashtra, Women’s Link, 13(4), 10–15, 2007.

· Empowerment of Women and Role of NGOs, Ashwattha, 1(3), 14–17, 2007.

Dr. Ashwani Kumar

· Exiled Between Home and Memory, Seminar, 580, 15–20, 2007.

Dr. Samta P. Pandya

· Religiosity and Ageing, Bhavan’s Journal, 54(1), 23–29, 2007.

Dr. Bino Paul G.D.

· Indigenous Knowledge and Fast Moving Consumer Goods: Are We Seeing Some Tradeoffs? International Journal of Agricultural

Resources, Governance and Ecology, 6, 612–625, 2007.

Dr. R. Ramakumar

· Revival of Agricultural Credit in the 2000s: An Explanation, Econand Political Weekly, 42(52), 57–64, 2007 (co-author).

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Dr. Gaurang R. Sahay

· Marxism and the Orient: A Reading of Marx, Borderlands e-Journal, 6(1), 1–2, 2007.

Dr. P.M. Sandhya Rani

· Maternal Health Care Seeking among Tribal Adolescent Girls in Jharkhand, Economic and Political Weekly, 42(48), 56–61, 2007.

Dr. Sunil D. Santha

· State Interventions and Natural Resource Management: A Study on Social Interfaces in a Riverine Fisheries Setting in Kerala, India,

Natural Resources Forum: A United Nations Sustainable Development Journal, 31(1), 61–70, 2007.

· Conflicts in Fish Trade: A Study among the Riverine Fishing Communities in Kerala, International Sociological Association E-Bulletin,

8(Winter), 22–35, 2007.

Dr. Abdul Shaban and Prof. R.N. Sharma

· Water Consumption Pattern in Domestic Households in Major Cities, Economic and Political Weekly, 42(23), 2190–2197, 2007.

Dr. Hemal Shroff

· The Tripartite Model of Body Image and Eating Disturbance: A Replication with a Japanese Sample, International Journal of Eating

Disorders, 4(1), 88–91, 2007.

Prof. D.P. Singh

· Migration in Madhya Pradesh: Trends, Patterns and Characteristics, Madhya Pradesh Journal of Social Science Research, 12(1),

74–101, 2007.

Dr. C.J. Sonowal

· Demographic Transition of Tribal People in Forest Villages of Assam, Studies on Tribes and Tribals, 5(1), 47–58, 2007.

· Entrepreneurship Development: A Study among the Tribes of Assam, The ICFAI Journal of History and Culture, 2(2), 1–29, 2008.

· Tradition Vs. Transition: Acceptance of Health Care Systems among the Santhals of Orissa, Studies on Ethno-Medicine, 1(2), 138–147,

2007 (co-author).

Dr. Harshad Thakur

· Comparison of Glucosamine Sulfate and a Polyherbal Supplement for the Relief of Osteoarthritis of the Knee: A Randomized Controlled

Trial, BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine, 7(34), 1–13, 2007, also available at http://www.biomedcentral.com/

1472-6882/7/34 (co-author).

Dr. Harshad Thakur and Mr. M. Mariappan

· External Evaluation of User Fee Scheme in Government Hospitals in Maharashtra State in India, Artha Vijnana Journal of the Gokhale

Institute of Politics and Economics, 49(3), 2007

Dr. Harshad Thakur and Prof. J.J. Roy Burman

· The Problem of Kala Azar in Bihar and West Bengal, Journal of the Indian Anthropological Society, 42(1), 49–62, 2007

Prof. G.G. Wankhede

· Accessing Higher Education: Affirmative Action and Structured Inequality: The Indian Experience, Social Change, 38(1), 31–51, 2008.

Prof. C.A.K Yesudian

· Poverty Alleviation Programmes in India: A Social Audit, Indian Journal of Medical Research, 126, 364–373, 2007.

· Developing Research Capacity in Community Based Organisation for Health Development, Journal of Health Development, 2(3&4),

2006.

CHAPTERS IN BOOKS


· Reconceptualising Community Organisation in India: A Transdisciplinary Perspective. In A.K. Johnson Butterfield and Y. Korazim-Korosy

(Eds.), Interdisciplinary Community Development: International Perspectives, New York: Haworth Press, 2007 (co-author).

Prof. Asha Bajpai

· Children and Young Persons. In R. Mohan (Ed.), Halsbury’s Laws of India Citizenship and Migration, Civil Aviation and Children and

Young Persons (Re-issue), New Delhi: LexisNexis Butterworths, 2007.

Dr. Amita Bhide and Prof. Usha S. Nayar

· Contextualising Media Competencies of Youth in India. In S. Livingstone (Ed.), International Handbook of Children, Media and Culture,

New York: Sage Publications, 2008.

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· Cooperative and Emancipation of the Marginalised: Case Studies from Two Cities in India. In R. Kunbur, M. Chen and R. Jhabvala (Eds.),

Membership Based Organisations of the Poor, New York: Routledge, 2007.

· Street Vendors in India: The Struggle for Recognition. In A. Morales and J. Cross (Eds.), Street Entrepreneurs: People, Place and

Politics, New York: Routledge, 2007.

· Delhi. In Innovative Policies for the Urban Informal Economy, Nairobi: UN-HABITAT, 2007.

Dr. Anindita Chakrabarti

· Efficiency in Production of Health: A Stochastic Frontier Analysis for Indian States. In A. Tavidze (Ed.), Global Economics: New

Research, New York: Nova Science Publishers, 2007 (co-author).

Prof. Chhaya Datar

· Restructuring the Employment Guarantee Scheme: Effort to Provide Livelihood Opportunities through Women’s SHGs and Horticulture

in Maharashtra. In S. Krishna (Ed.), Women’s Livelihood Rights: Recasting Citizenship for Development, New Delhi: Sage Publications,

2007.

Dr. Swapan Garain

· Funding Issues in NGO Section in India. In A. Sarkar (Ed.), NGOs and Globalization: Development and Organizational Facets, Jaipur:

Rawat Publications, 2008.

Dr. Ritambhara Hebbar

· The Category ‘Rural’ Revisited: A Dalit Perspective from a Village in Maharashtra. In I. Ahmed and S.B. Upadhyay (Eds.), Dalit Assertion

in Society, Literature and History, Delhi: Deshkal Publications, 2007.

Dr. Manish Kumar Jha

· People’s Expression for Justice in Jehanabad. In R. Sammadar (Ed.), Policies and Practices for the Weapons of the Weak, Kolkata:

Mahanirban Calcutta Research Group, 2007.

Prof. Lina Kashyap

· Indian Families in Transition: Implications for Family Policy. In A.S. Loveless and T.B. Holman (Eds.), The Family in the New Millennium:

World Voices Supporting the Natural Clan, Wesport, CT: Praeger Publisher, 2007.

Dr. Muttayya Koganuramath

· Towards a New Behavioural Model of Information Seeking on the Web. In M.M. Koganuramath, B.D. Kumbar and B.S. Kademani (Eds.),

Library and Information Science Profession in the Knowledge Society (Prof. C.R. Karisiddappa Festschrift), New Delhi: Allied

Publishers, 2008 (co-author).

Dr. Rajani Konantambigi

· Child Care in the Service Sector: Perception of Multiple State Holders. In V. Datta and R. Konantambigi (Eds.), Day Care for Young

Children in India: Issues and Prospects, New Delhi: Concept Publishing Company, 2007 (co-author).

· Developmental Needs of Young Children: The Home, Day Care and State Linkages. In V. Datta and R. Konantambigi (Eds.), Day Care for

Young Children in India: Issues and Prospects, New Delhi: Concept Publishing Company, 2007.

· Home and Day Care Contexts: Social and Cognitive Development of Children. In V. Datta and R. Konantambigi (Eds.), Day Care for Young

Children in India: Issues and Prospects, New Delhi: Concept Publishing Company, 2007.

· Maternal Perceptions about Satisfaction in Child Care and Development of Children. In V. Datta and R. Konantambigi (Eds.), Day Care for

Young Children in India: Issues and Prospects, New Delhi: Concept Publishing Company, 2007 (co-author).

Dr. Rajani Konantambigi and Prof. Vrinda Datta

· Future Perspectives. In V. Datta and R. Konantambigi (Eds.), Day Care for Young Children in India: Issues and Prospects, New Delhi:

Concept Publishing Company, 2006.

Dr. Ashwani Kumar

· Hind Swaraj: An Apocalyptic Search for a Politics of Future. In B.S. Bibhuti (Ed.), Celebrating Satyagraha, Delhi: Academic Excellence,

2008.

Prof. Lakshmi Lingam

· Domains of Empowerment: Women in Micro-credit Groups Negotiating with Multiple Patriarchies. In C. Elliott (Ed.), Global

Empowerment of Women: Responses to Globalization and Politicized Religions, New York: Routledge, 2008.

Dr. Nandini Manjrekar

· Contemporary Challenges to Women’s Education: Towards an Elusive Goal. In R.B.S. Verma, H.S. Verma and N. Hasnain (Eds.), Towards

Empowering Indian Women: Mapping Specifics of Tasks in Crucial Sectors, New Delhi: Serial Publishing, 2007.

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Prof. Usha S. Nayar

· Construction of Childhood Interactions and Inclusions: Growing up in a Family with Hindu Values Orientation. In T. Wyller and U.S. Nayar

(Eds.), The Religions’ Contribution to Children’s Citizenship, Germany: Vandenhoeck and Ruprecht, 2007.

Dr. R. Ramakumar

· Centre-State Relations and Regional Dimensions of Inequality. In J.M. Rao, J.J. Thomas and R. Ramakumar (Eds.), Contemporary

Issues in Indian Economy, Spain: Instituto de Altos Estudios Universitarios, 2007.

· Economic Reforms in India. In J.M. Rao, J.J. Thomas and R. Ramakumar (Eds.), Contemporary Issues in Indian Economy, Spain:

Instituto de Altos Estudios Universitarios, 2007.

· Employment and Poverty in India. In J.M. Rao, J.J. Thomas and R. Ramakumar (Eds.), Contemporary Issues in Indian Economy, Spain:


· India’s Agricultural Economy. In J.M. Rao, J.J. Thomas and R. Ramakumar (Eds.), Contemporary Issues in Indian Economy, Spain:


· State, Politics and Civil Society: A Note on the Experience of Kerala. In U. Geiser and S. Rist (Eds.), Decentralisation, Social Movements

and Natural Resource Management, Zurich: University of Zurich, 2008 (co-author).

Dr. Gaurang Sahay

· Decentralisation, Panchayati Raj and the Rights of Marginalised Groups in India: A Case for Civil Society. In B.C. Barik and U.C. Sahoo

(Eds.), Panchayati Raj Institutions and Rural Development: Narratives on Inclusion of Excluded, Jaipur: Rawat Publicatioins, 2008.

Dr. Abdul Shaban

· Urban Environmental Mismanagement in India: Issues and Challenges. In A.L. Singh and S. Fazal (Eds.), Urban Environmental

Management, New Delhi: B.R. Publishing Corporation, 2008.

· Water Resources. In M.H. Qureshi (Chief Advisor), India: People and Economy (Textbook in Geography for Class XII), New Delhi:

National Council for Education Research and Training, 2007.

Prof. R.N. Sharma

· Search for Human Development in De-humanised Indian Society. In S.K. Pant (Ed.), Human Development: Concept and Issues in

Context of Globalisation, Jaipur: Rawat Publications, 2007.

Prof. D.P. Singh

· Population of Mumbai: Trends and Prospects. In S. Palnitkar (Ed), Mumbai Human Development Report, Mumbai: All India Institute of

Local Self-Government.

Prof. Arvind Tiwari

· Victims of Human Rights Violations: An Indian Perspective. In K. Chockalingam and R.K. Raghavan (Eds.), New Perspectives in

Victimology, Chennai: Indian Society of Victimology, 2008.

Prof. Padma Velaskar

· At the Intersection of Caste, Class and Partriarchy: Exploring Dalit Women’s Oppression. In A. Imtiaz and S. Upadhyay (Eds.), Dalit

Assertion in Society: Literature and History, Delhi: Deshkaal Publications, 2007.

· Caste, Gender and Education: Dalit Girls Access to Schooling in Maharashtra. In J.B.J. Tilak (Ed.), Women’s Education and

Development, Delhi: Gyan Publishing House, 2007.

· National Commitment to Education of Dalits: A Critical Commentary on the Education Commission, 1964–66. In V. Prakash and K. Biswal

(Eds.), Perspectives on Education and Development: Revisiting Education Commission and After, Delhi: Shipra Publications, 2008.

AUTHORED/EDITED BOOKS

Prof. Vrinda Datta and Dr. Rajani Konantambigi (Eds.)

· Day Care for Young Children in India: Issues and Prospects, New Delhi: Concept Publishing Company, 2007.

Dr. Samapti Guha

· WP 21, London: Asia Research Centre, London School of Economics and Political Sciences, October 2007.


· Library and Information Science Profession in the Knowledge Society (Prof. C.R. Karisiddappa Festschrift), New Delhi: Allied

Publications, 2008 (co-author).

Dr. Ashwani Kumar

· Community Warriors: State, Peasants and Private Caste Armies in Bihar, London/Delhi: Anthem Press, 2008.

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Prof. Usha S. Nayar

· The Given Child: The Religions’ Contributions to Children’s Citizenship, Germany: Vandenhoeck and Ruprecht, 2007 (co-editor).

Prof. A. Ramaiah

· Laws for Dalit Rights and Dignity: Experiences and Responses from Tamil Nadu, Jaipur: Rawat Publications, 2007.

Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian

· Transfer of Home-Based Neonatal Care from SEARCH to Other Organisations, Gadchiroli: SEARCH, 2008 (co-author).

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

Ms. Manjiri Amitabh

· Are We Getting Back to Tylorism?,Times Ascent, Pune: October 24, 2007.

Prof. Asha Bajpai

· Who is a Child? Agenda — Infochange India, 8, 8–11, 2007.


· NRHM Common Review Mission Report for UP (one district), New Delhi: National Health Systems Resource Centre, 2007.

· Report on Demographic Transition among the Parsi Community of India: A Study of the Familial, Marital and Social-Psychological

Dimensions (Phase I Qualitative Study), Mumbai: Tata Institute of Social Sciences, 2007.

Prof. Shalini Bharat and Dr. Mathew George

· Improving Performance of Public Hospitals: Review of Rogi Kalyan Samitis, Mumbai: School of Health Systems Studies, TISS, 2008.

Prof. Shalini Bharat, Dr. Ramila Bisht, Mr. M. Mariappan, Dr. K. Mukherjee, Dr. Harshad Thakur and Dr. V. Gowri

· Monograph: Public Health Workforce in Maharashtra: An Assessment, Mumbai: School of Health Systems Studies, TISS, 2007.

Dr. Amita Bhide and Prof. Usha S. Nayar

· Chini Kavita. In Parallax Visions: Anthropology of Writings by India China Fellows, 2006–2008, New York: New School University, 2008.

· Urban Migrations in India and China: Some Reflection. In Parallax Visions: Anthropology of Writings by India China Fellows,

2006–2008, New York: New School University, 2008.

Dr. Shankar Das

· Essential Concepts of Training for Trainers: Manual for Training of Trainers, Mumbai: Management Human Resource Training, 2008.

Prof. Chhaya Datar

· Widow’s Woes: Farmers’ Wives in Vidarbha, Saturday Issue of Chaturang, Loksatta, February 2, 2008, Mumbai.

Prof. Ranu Jain

· Report on Socio-Economic and Educational Status of Muslims in Mumbai, Mumbai: Tata Institute of Social Sciences, 2007.

Prof. T. Jayaraman

· Book Review: The Trouble with Physics, by Lee Smolin, The Hindu, October 16, 2007, Chennai.

· Critical Q&A on the Indo–US Nuclear Deal for Non-experts (in Tamil), Chennai: Tamil Nadu Science Forum, 2007.

· Scientific Realism for the Contemporary Materialist, The Marxist, 23(1), 30–59, 2007.

Dr. Bipin Jojo

· Editorial, E-Magazine-www.tribalzone.net, Tribal Zone Magazine, March–April 2008.

Mr. Mahesh Kamble

· Social Strategies to Develop Disaster-Resilient Communities in India. In Souvenir released on the occasion of the International Civil

Defence and Security Seminar on ‘Civil Defence Can Build Disaster Resilient Communities’, 2007.

· Food to the Poor: Implementation of Eight Food-related Schemes in Maharashtra, Mangaon: National Centre for Advocacy Studies,

2008 (co-author).


· Book Review: Behind the Veil: Resistance, Women and the Everyday in Colonial South Asia, edited by Anindita Ghosh, The Book

Review, 32(2), 81, 2008.

· Gender Inequities in Health Access and Outcomes. In A Report on Health Inequities in Maharashtra, Pune: SATHI (co-author).

Dr. B. Manjula

· Planning for the Sixth Scheduled Areas, New Delhi: Ministry of Panchayati Raj, Government of India, 2007.

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Mr. Parthasarathi Mondal

· Book Review: Fractured States: Smallpox, Public Health and Vaccination Policy in British India, 1800–1947, International Studies,

44(3), 270–276, 2007.

· Book Review: Slouching Towards Ayodhya: From Congress to Hindutva in Indian Politics, Politikon, 34(3), 393-399, 2007.

· Book Review: Prophets Facing Backward: Postmodernism, Science and Hindu Nationalism, The Indian Journal of Social Work, 68(1),

171–176, 2008.

Dr. Sasmita Palo and Dr. Santanu Sarkar

· Outcome Budget, 2006–07 (Interim Report: Conceptual Framework), Mumbai: Ministry of Finance, Government of Maharashtra, 2008.

Prof. S. Parasuraman

· Uncovering Myth of Urban Development in Mumbai. In Urban Age India: Understanding the Maximum City, London/Mumbai: London

School of Economics, 2007.

Dr. Bino Paul G.D.

· Employability: Concepts, Indicators & Practices, ATLMRI Discussion Paper 2, TISS, 2007.

· Jobless Growth to Inclusive Growth: Employability as an Alternative Planning Strategy, ATLMRI Discussion Paper 3, TISS, 2007.

· A Social Enterprise for Employability Enhancement of Business Plan, ATLMRI Discussion Paper 4, TISS, 2007.

· Educational Attainment of Youth and Indian Labour Market: An Exploration through Data, ATLMRI Discussion Paper 5, TISS, 2007.

Ms. Shilpa Phadke

· The Perils of Pleasure, Art India, 2007, 10(3), 55, 2007.

Mr. Vijay Raghavan

· Catching Them Young, Hindustan Times, August 31, 2007, Mumbai.

· Production of Under Trial Prisoners through the Video-Conferencing System: Efficiency Vs. Access to Justice, e-gov: The E-Government

Magazine for Asia and the Middle East, 2(15), 2007.


· Book Review: Integration Movement of the Naga Tribes, Journal of the Indian Anthropological Society, 42(2), 114–115, 2007.

Dr. Gaurang Sahay

· Book Review: Colonializing Agriculture: The Myth of Punjab Exceptionalism, Sociological Bulletin, 56(2), 317–320, 2007.

Dr. Sunil D. Santha

· All in the Development Game: Notes from a Fieldworker’s Diary! Akansha, 1, 21–24, January 2008.

· Viewpoint: Are Poverty and Land Degradation Inevitable in Desert Prone Areas? Natural Resources Forum Journal, 32, 77–80, 2008.

Dr. Abdul Shaban (co-author)

· Book Review: Colonial and Post-Colonial Geographies of India, Sociological Bulletin, 56(1), 163–165, 2007.

Prof. R.N. Sharma

· The White Collar Criminals, One India — One People, 11(5), 2007.

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APPENDIX 3

Field Action Projects

CAPACITY BUILDING

Community Resource Centre, estd.: 2008

Katchal, Nicobar Islands.

Sponsor : Classic Stripes and Jamsetji Tata Centre for Disaster Management, TISS

Objectives : · Training community-based volunteers.

· Enhancing knowledge base and advocacy skills of tribals.

· Awareness raising on social, legal and government schemes.

· Research and documentation.

Programme : New project conceived in continuation with the earlier one. Working towards a new Memorandum of Understanding with

the Andaman & Nicobar Islands administration, in liaison with other partner organisations.

Project Staff : Ms. J. Madhu, Mr. Dharmananda Saundaray, Mr. Vilas Scaria and Mr. Rajendra.

Faculty-in-Charge : Prof. Janki Andharia.

NGO Centre Field Action Project, estd.: 1999

TISS, Mumbai.

Objectives : · Promoting NGO sustainability.

· Promoting dialogue among NGO stakeholders.

· Provide capacity building support.

Programmes : · Moderating NGO Centre and Group.

· Clearing House: responding to queries from NGO functionaries.

Faculty-in-Charge : Dr. Swapan Garain.

CHILDREN AND YOUTH

Nav Chetna, estd.: 1996

Pen, Raigad District

Sponsor : Housing Development Finance Corporation

Objectives : · Rights of institutionalised children.

· Supplement government efforts.

· Improve access and quality of education.

Programmes : · Started a seasonal hostel for 35 children of migrant tribal families.

· Conducted survey of children out of school.

· Anand Mela.

· Vardhapan Divas.

· Fund-raising efforts.

Project Staff : Mr. Vinod Manekar and Ms. Rodra Joshi.

Faculty-in-Charge : Prof. Vidya Rao.

Muskaan: Child and Adolescent Guidance Centre of TISS, estd.: 1937

Cotton Green, Mumbai.

Sponsor : TISS

Objectives : · Provide child and adolescent mental health services.

· Create awareness about child and adolescent mental health issues.

· Undertake research and capacity building.

Programmes : · Workshop with Family Court Judges.

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· Collaboration with M.L. Dhavale Trust to offer services through the Mother and Child Hospital, Dahisar.

Project Staff : Ms. Freny Italia, Ms. Kiran Bhosale, Ms. Samhita Chatterjee and Ms. Draupadi Kanekar.

Faculty-in-Charge : Dr. Shubhada Maitra.

CRIMINAL JUSTICE

Prayas, estd.: 1990

9/1 B.D.D. Chawls, Worli, Mumbai.

Objectives: · Demonstrate the need for social work intervention in the criminal justice system, namely, at police stations, prisons,

criminal courts, legal aid systems and institutions for women.

· Work towards the rehabilitation of persons coming out of or vulnerable to crime or prostitution.

· Provide support to families of persons in crime/prostitution, especially children, to counter negative influences and

prevent criminalisation.

· Improve access of citizens in the criminal justice system to their legal rights and promote the use of correctional laws

towards rehabilitation of vulnerable groups such as women, youth and children.

· Increase awareness in government and society about issues related to the rehabilitation of persons affected by crime

or prostitution towards law and policy change.

· Generate knowledge in the field of social work, criminology and corrections through the analysis of field experiences.

Programmes and : · Prison: Completed a project supported by the United Nations Development Programme on access to justice to under

Interventions trial prisoners in Mumbai and Thane districts.

· Police Station: Worked in CST Railway Police Station and Bharuch ‘A’ Division Police Station to prevent

criminalisation of vulnerable groups and provide socio-legal support services to women, children and other

marginalised groups approaching the police.

· Criminal Court: Collaborated with the Mumbai District Legal Service Authority towards improving access to legal aid

for under trial prisoners and increasing legal awareness among custodialised populations and vulnerable groups in

the community. Conducted workshops with the judiciary on issues relating to implementation of correctional laws,

rehabilitation of women and male youth offenders, and legal awareness camps in the community on legal rights of

persons facing criminalisation due to lack of housing.

· Protective Institutions for Women: Organised awareness sessions and rehabilitation activities for women in the

Protective Home and Reception Centre at Chembur. Initiated a project aimed at income generation for women

residing in the above-mentioned institutions.

· Contact-cum-Rehabilitation Unit: Providing a range of services for women, youth and/or their families approaching

Prayas after their release from prison/custodial institution or referred by clients, ex-clients, police/prison/

institutional staff, judiciary, NGOs/CBOs or members of the community. The focus is on a placement programme for

on-the-job training and employment creation for women and youth through the NGO sector.

· Research and Documentation: Completed a National Scoping Study on NGOs working in prisons in collaboration

with the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative, Delhi. Prayas had taken the responsibility of covering the Western

and Southern States of the country.

· Policy and Advocacy: Taking up field issues with government departments concerned, i.e., police, prison, law and

judiciary, women and child development, home, youth affairs and education — both at the State and Central levels.

Last year, the following State- and District-level programmes were organised: Seminar on Law and Poverty; State-

level Workshop on Probation Services; Seminar on Role of Duty Counsels and Legal Aid Lawyers: Issues and

Suggestions; and organised meetings with the judiciary in Metropolitan and Sessions Courts in Mumbai on

Implementation of P.O. Act, Borstal Schools Act, and provisions relating to Personal Bond, in collaboration with

Mumbai District Legal Services Authority.

Project Staff : Administrator: Mr. Shamal Godambe. Project Coordinator: Ms. Penelope Tong. Rehabilitation Team: Mr. Vijay Johare,

Mr. Murlidhar Jagtap, Mr. Shahnawaz Pathan, Ms. Salma Naik, Ms. Varsha Lad, Ms. Babita Salvi, Mr. Chandrkant Shinde,

Mr. Devchand Randive, Ms. Jyoti Lokhande, Ms. Pramila Madupuri, Ms. Lata Ganage, Ms. Vishaka More, Mr. Suryakant

Mane, Ms. Sangeeta Gawli, Ms. Sujata Jagtap, Mr. Dalvi, Mr. Shankar Pokharkar, Ms. Smita Jadhav, Mr. Vijay More. Law,

Policy Advocacy, Documentation, Training and Mentoring: Mr. Silvin Kale, Mr. Sunil Mhaske, Ms. Aruna Nimse, Mr.

Sudhakar Babu, Ms. Pradnya Shinde, Ms. Surekha Sale, Ms. Sharon Menezes, Mr. Vikas Kadam and Ms. T.S. Devayani.

Bharuch Team: Mr. Vithalbhai Solanki, Ms. Pooja Shrimali, Ms. Vaishali Jaiswal, Ms. Neeta Gujar and Ms. Krupa Shah.

Project Advisor : Dr. Sanober Sahni.

Faculty-in-Charge : Mr. Vijay Raghavan.

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Shramik Adivasi Sanghtahana: Lok Vikas Sahayog Trust Project: People's Movement against Exploitation and Corruption, estd.: 2005

Betul, Harda and Khandwa Districts of Madhya Pradesh.

Sponsor : Sir JRD Tata Trust

Objective : To empower the tribals to stand-up for their rights to development, a life of dignity free from exploitation and suppression

of any kind. In this endeavour, the mission is to provide support to the people to acquire the necessary comprehension,

skills or education.

Programmes : · Documentation.

· Seminar at the Institute level.

Project Staff : Mr. Anurag Modi, Ms. Shamim Meghani, Mr. Rajendra and Mr. Mangal.

Faculty-in-Charge : Dr. Rajani Konantambigi.

Social Work Advocacy Alliance, estd.: 2005

TISS, Mumbai.

Objective : Augment the work of Dalit and Tribal organisations.

Programmes : · Facilitate gathering of Dalit organisations.

· Augmenting the work of the National Alliance of Dalit and Tribal Social Workers.

· Facilitate the gathering of Tribal organisations.

Faculty-in-Charge : Mr. Daniel S.R., Dr. Bipin Jojo and Mr. Alex Akhup.

HEALTH

Sure Start, estd.: 2007

Navi Mumbai.

Sponsor : Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation

Objective : Improved maternal and neo-natal health (reduction in mortality and illness) in Navi Mumbai.

Programmes : · Hired and trained staff.

· Organised community events to sensitise people to our project and staff.

· Assisting in adolescent health awareness campaigns.

Project Coordinator : Ms. Prajakta Gaikwad.

Faculty-in-Charge : Dr. Hemal Shroff.

Community Monitoring of Rural Health Services through the National Rural Health Mission, estd.: 2007

Osmanabad, Maharashtra.

Sponsor : Government of India, through SATHI SEHAT, Pune

Objectives : · Providing regular and systematic information about community needs and health planning.

· Feedback according to locally developed yardsticks and key health service indicators.

· Fulfilment of National Rural Health Mission entitlements.

· Enabling the community and community-based organisations to participate in the health planning process.

Programmes : · Formed District Monitoring Team/Committee comprising district revenue, development, health officials and NGOs.

· Organising District Mentoring Team Committee meetings.

· Coordination with the Block nodal agency for identification of Block coordinators and Block facilitators.

· Organisation of District level workshop and training of Block facilitators.

· Facilitated formation/expansion of Village Health Committees (VHCs) in six villages of each Block. A total of 17 VHCs

to be formed/expanded in each district.

· Three village meetings organised for community mobilisation and formation/expansion of the VHC in each village.

Project Staff : Ms. Ashwini Dorwat.

Faculty-in-Charge : Dr. Babasaheb Kazi and Ms. Anjali Kulkarni.

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Aarohi: Counselling and Legal Aid Centre for Women in Distress, estd.: 2000

Thane.

Sponsor : Thane Municipal Corporation

Objectives : · To strengthen the utilisation of the health care services by working with various health functionaries, as well as

groups of women, children and low-income groups.

· To initiate and carry out need-based research to enable the Thane health system to respond more appropriately to

people's needs.

· To initiate and demonstrate interventions in the psychosocial aspects of health.

Programme : · Project is under the process of being mainstreamed in Reproductive and Child Health (RCH) II in Chhatrapati Shivaji

Maharaj Hospital, Kalwa, Thane.

Faculty-in-Charge : Prof. Surinder Jaswal.

Turbhe Health and Development Project, estd.: 1995

Turbhe, Navi Mumbai.

Sponsor : Family Health International

Objective : To demonstrate urban primary healthcare strategies.

Project Coordinator : Ms. Meera Limaye.

Faculty-in-Charge : Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian and Dr. Hemal Shroff.

Integrated Rural Health and Development, estd.: 1986

Aghai Village, Shahapur Taluka, Thane District, Maharashtra.

Sponsor : TISS and Volkart

Objectives : · Ameliorative measures on health and education.

· Utilisation and generation of local resources.

Programmes : · Formation of youth sanghatanas.

· Formation of study groups.

· Fund raising.

· Strengthening of self-help groups.

· Initiated process of collaboration with Mahila Arthik Vikas Mahamandal.

Project Staff : Mr. Vishwajeet.

Faculty-in-Charge : Prof. Vimla Nadkarni, Dr. Asha Banu Soletti and Dr. Swati Banerjee.

HIV/AIDS

Strengthening Capacity of NGOs in Mainstreaming of HIV/AIDS in Development Work, estd.: 2007

Mumbai.

Sponsor : UNDP

Objectives : · Critically understand the concepts of mainstreaming of HIV.

· Build awareness about mainstreaming HIV in development work as an important strategy of scaling up responses to

HIV.

· Understand the relevance of mainstreaming HIV in India.

· Understand the need for planning and preparations for positive sustenance of mainstreaming programmes.

· Learn the skills to develop criteria for selection of focal points and work out their roles and responsibilities.

· Understand the different principles of mainstreaming.

Programmes : · Orientation and ToT workshops.

· Developed a manual on mainstreaming.

· Developed proposals for training organisations to train grassroots workers.

Project Staff : Ms. Sheetal Agarwal, Ms. Yasmin Sayyad, Ms. Shweta Bajaj and Ms. Noorjehan.

Faculty-in-Charge : Prof. Vimla Nadkarni and Ms. Brinelle D'Souza.

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SATHI AASTHA, estd.: 2005

Navi Mumbai.

Sponsor : Society for Social Voluntary Agencies and Family Health International

Objectives : · HIV and STI prevention among commercial sex workers (CSWs) in Turbhe Stores area.

· Empowerment of the women to form a community-based organisation.

Programmes : · Supported the formation of a community-based organisation, which consists of 77 smaller sub-organisations of

CSWs.

· Organised many health camps, a syphilis check campaign and have improved the overall health of the women in this

area.

Project Coordinator : Ms. Aiswarya Sengupta.


SATHI-Nepal, estd.: 2004

Mumbai and Navi Mumbai.

Sponsor : Family Health International

Objectives : · HIV prevention and health promotion among Nepali migrants.

· Care and treatment of HIV positive Nepali migrants in Mumbai.

Programmes : · Ongoing interactions with municipal bodies that refuse to provide medical services to Nepali migrants and succeeded

in ensuring that these migrants get treatment in many of the municipal hospitals.

· Reached out to many more positive people who are now getting care and treatment via this project.

Project Staff : 46.


HUMAN RIGHTS

Koshish, estd.: 2006

Mumbai.

Sponsor : Action Aid, India

Objectives : · To reach out to the destitute and homeless population in Mumbai and undertake research in order to understand their

psychological, social, economic and cultural contexts.

· To engage with daily issues of survival, protection and growth, thus addressing the immediate causes that lead to

beggary or unlawful activities.

· To mobilise the destitute and homeless population to participate in the process of rehabilitation and reintegration.

· To engage in advocacy for inclusive policy and programmes, and to foster reintegration.

· To network with state agencies and non-governmental bodies for intervention, advocacy and resource mobilisation.

Programmes : · Rules Implementation: Implement the Rules of the Beggary Act: for example, use of clauses for ‘Special Release’ and

‘Release on Licence' referring patients to other hospitals, etc.

· Approval for Legal Counsels from State Legal Aid Services Authority: The State Legal Authority was requested to

appoint lawyers from the State Legal Aid Panel who could represent the cases of beggary in the court. This request

has been approved, and the Member Secretary of the State Legal Service Authority has directed the Chief

Metropolitan Magistrate to appoint two such legal counsels.

· Ambulance Service Initiated: This major development initiated with the help of ‘Project Crayons’ has resulted in very

effective addressal of medical issues. On an average, every day, the ambulance takes about 8 patients to different

hospitals after being referred by the Chief Medical Officer from the institution. This service is also available to the

other women's institutions in the complex like Kasturba and Navjeevan Mahila Vasatigruhas (Homes for women in

distress and women rescued from prostitution).

· Formation of National Alliance: Koshish was instrumental in the formation of a network of organisations working on

the issue of homelessness and allied issues. Currently, it has about 25 organisations from 12 different states as

members. This alliance aims to work towards policy formulation at the national level, with regard to the issue of

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· Training: Conducted a residential State-level workshop for Department of Women and Child Development officials at

Pune; a training workshop for 150 Police Officers; and capacity-building sessions for the caretaker staff at Beggars

Home.

· Studies Undertaken: A state-wide study on 'Identification of Various Processes and Mechanisms Adopted in Various

Homes across the State’; and a study on the ‘Socio-Economic Background of People Processed under BPBA'.

Project Staff : Mr. Mohammed Tarique Qureshi, Mr. Sherbahadur Thapa, Ms. Santoshi Dekhle and Ms. Pallavi.

Faculty-in-Charge : Dr. Asha Banu Soletti.

HUM (Humanity United in M-Ward), estd.: 2002

M-Ward, Mumbai.

Sponsor : TISS and Local donors

Objective : To enable people to become agents of change within the framework of human rights and work towards social justice,

peace and equal participation of men and women towards social development and goals of sustainable development.

This would be achieved through awareness and education about peace and human rights, facilitation of open dialogue

between groups, and helping people to define their collective needs and work towards achieving these.

Programmes : The issue of Solid Waste Management and its relation to Environment Rights was the focus of work this year. The

activities related to:

· Creating awareness among different population groups: children, youth, NGOs, citizen's groups, and others.

· Building an action system which included citizen groups, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) and HUM

through dialogue.

· Organise a week-long ‘Saaf Suthra Campaign’ in January 2008. Activities included street-plays, competitions,

children's rallies, public meetings, appreciation of sweepers, and monitoring BMC work.

Project Staff : Ms. Ketki Borkar.

Faculty-in-Charge : Dr. Lata Narayan and Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram.

LIVELIHOOD

Vidarbha Livelihood Reconstruction Project, estd.: 2007

Yevatmal District.

Sponsor : Tata Social Welfare Trust

Objective : Evolving an intervention programme to address the issues of farmers in the Vidarbha region.

Programmes : · Support to the team doing the scoping study and evolving a field intervention project.

· Meetings with NGOs and activists of the region.

· Draft intervention project document.

Project Staff : Mr. Ram Rathod, Mr. Swapnil Barai, Mr. Vikas Jadhav, Mr. Kalpesh Rathiva, Mr. Sunil Sonawane and Mr. Pankaj

Waghmare.

Faculty-in-Charge : Prof. V. Gandhimathi.

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

North-East Regional Centre, estd.: 2008

Guwahati.

Sponsor : TISS

Objectives : · Liaison with state and non-state agencies, civil society groups and communities on issues of governance and

development, playing identified roles through the conduct of research, education and training, strengthening

programmes of social work schools in the region, direct field intervention and collaboration on inter-university

academic programmes.

· To carry out research at different identified levels to effectively address the urgent concerns of communities and

people. Research on specific areas such as local indigenous systems of intervention/service delivery, governance

and social accountability, human development, ethnic conflict and peace processes.

· To develop programmes facilitating capacity-building network and reconciliation process with specific objectives of

contributing directly to the expansion and strengthening of broader state and non-state intercourse towards good

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governance, human development with specific focus on health, education and food security, and social security and

social justice through research and demonstration projects.

· To establish and operate a documentation cell which will accumulate, consolidate, promote and disseminate

information and other resources relevant to governance, social development and the promotion of social and

voluntary efforts.

· To organise workshops and conferences to facilitate the dissemination of experience and advocate on issues of

governance, social justice and development.

· To strengthen the TISS alumni network and other existing state and non-state networks located within the eight sister

states in the region towards informed social action and efficient service delivery.

Programmes : · Developing proposal for the 5-year project.

· Developing Certificate Course on Social Work/Sustainable Development.

· Setting up office in Guwahati and appointing staff.

Project Staff : Mr. Joseph Riamei.

Faculty-in-Charge : Prof. S. Parasuraman, Prof. Vimla Nadkarni, Dr. Bipin Jojo, Dr. Swapan Garain, Dr. Mouleshri Vyas, Dr. Manish Kumar

Jha, Mr. Daniel S.R., Mr. Alex Akhup and Ms. Meghali Senapati.

Vikas: A People's Organisation, estd.: 2006

Khargon District, Madhya Pradesh.

Sponsor : Jamsetji Tata Trust, Mumbai

Objectives : · To conserve water resources in the area.

· Regenerate the village economy and ecology and stop migration.

· Provide alternative models (through watershed development) to big dam approach.

· Facilitate communitarian approach and in situ development.

Programmes : · Meetings with villagers and project team members.

· Discussed the location of bunds to conserve maximum water and to take care of the structures when funding stops.

· Groundwater level near the storage structure rose 5–6 ft.

· Rise in agricultural production due to availability of water for irrigation by about 20–30%.

· Visible enhancement in the environment (vegetation, wild animals, soil erosion, rise in groundwater table).

· Drop in out-migration as jobs/employment generated at villages.

· Project also helpful in reducing seasonal and diurnal poverty.

Faculty-in-Charge : Dr. Abdul Shaban.

Tata LAHDC Development Support Programme, estd.: 2005

Ladakh.

Sponsor : Jamsetji Tata Trust, Mumbai

Objectives : · To provide support to the Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council (LAHDC) to prepare multi-sector

sustainable district development plan with people's participation.

· Assess training needs for capacity building of government functionaries.

· Facilitate preparation of people's plan through micro-planning process.

· Facilitate scaling up of various pilot initiatives in agriculture.

· Review performance and prospects of selected sectors and make recommendations for sustainable growth.

Programmes : · Gyurja programme, sector development plans pertaining to Leh district.

· Quality assessment of school education in Leh.

· Research on high altitude sickness.

· One-year Diploma in Sustainable Development.

· Report on micro-planning in Kharu Block.

· Household survey in Leh district.

· Sectoral plan.

Project Staff : Mr. Sunil Kurup and Mr. Thukjay Tashi.

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Faculty-in-Charge : Prof. S. Parasuraman, Prof. John Menachery, Prof. Vimla Nadkarni, Dr. B. Manjula, Dr. Ramila Bisht, Dr. Manish Kumar

Jha, Prof. Vidya Rao, Prof. Janki Andharia and Prof. C. Sengupta.

Cadre Building Project, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, estd.: 2005

Port Blair, Andaman & Nicobar Islands.

Sponsor : Action Aid, India

Objectives : · Training and capacity building in sustainable development.

· Addressing livelihood concerns.

· Leadership building.

· Policy support.

· Facilitating creation of vibrant community resource centres.

· Strengthening community-based institutions.

· Research and documentation.

Programmes : · Concluded Diploma Programme of second batch.

· Review meetings, meetings with the Chief Secretary and other secretaries.

· Recruiting staff, initiated the third batch, planned the calendar, coordinated with resource persons to take sessions,

Convocation planning and conducting.

· Organised workshops on crafts, and tribal and forests rights.

· Concept paper for M.Sc. Island Ecology and workshops for curriculum building.

· Wrap up of the 3-year project, closing accounts and 3-year report is under preparation.

Project Staff : Mr. Dharmananda Sundaray, Ms. Junuka Deshpande, Ms. Marietta Vaz, Mr. Manak Matiyani, Ms. Divya Ravindranath,

Ms. J. Madhu, Mr. Vilas Scaria and Ms. Aruna Pandey.

Faculty-in-Charge : Prof. Janki Andharia and Prof. S. Parasuraman.

WOMEN

Resource Centre for Intervention on Violence against Women, estd.: 2008

Mumbai.

Objectives : · To build capacity of different stakeholders to respond to violence against women across the country.

· To promote the strategies of Special Cells to respond to violence against women.

· To explore and innovate newer strategies to respond to violence against women.

· To initiate and sustain research, documentation and education on interventions on violence against women.

Project Staff : Ms. Trupti Panchal and Ms. Vandana Nanaware.

Faculty-in-Charge : Ms. Anjali Dave.

Special Cells — UNDP, estd.: 2006

Haryana and Madhya Pradesh.

Sponsor : UNDP

Objectives : · To assist setting up Special Cells to deal with violence against women in the project areas.

· To develop innovative strategies to respond to violence against women in different socio-political contexts.

· Documentation and study of processes and strategies to deal with violence against women in new contexts.

Programmes : · Accomplished all the planned activities.

· Government of Haryana plans to expand the Special Cells in 20 districts of Haryana and has invited Special Cells to

give consultancy support for the expansion.

Project Staff : Ms. Trupti Panchal, Ms. Madhu Madhavan, Ms. Rajul Thakkar, Ms. Mamta Rani, Ms. Ranu Kalra, Mr. Balwant Singh, and

Ms. Dipshikha Mohapatra.


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Special Cells — Maharashtra, estd.: 1984

Across Maharshtra

Objectives : · Rebuild the violated women's self-esteem, self-worth and dignity.

· Offer immediate services in cases of family violence and atrocities against women in the forms of:

� Police assistance in registering complaints.

� Placement in institutions or referral to family service agencies.

� Counselling.

� Referrals to other services including medical, psychiatric, educational and vocational.

� Legal aid.

· Be a liaison between police and organisations for women and children.

· Create awareness about the humiliations and atrocities committed, particularly against women and children,

amongst women themselves, amongst professional groups, and general public.

· Document the work of the Special Cells and develop training material for social work students and police personnel.

Programmes : · Continuing core work and programmes.

· Second coordinator appointed to supervise and monitor 10 new Special Cells in Maharashtra.

· Special Cells notified as Service Providers under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence (PWDV) Act.

· Engaging with the PWDV Act as Service Providers.

Project Staff : Ms. Anita Pagare, Ms. Ranjana Gaikwad, Ms. Vandana Nanavare, Ms. Sheetal Kamble, Ms. Divya Taneja, Ms. Amrapali

Dalvi, Ms. Pratibha Jagtap, Ms. Nutan Abhang, Ms. Deepali Tompe, Ms. Deepa Gaikwad, Ms. Pratibha Kachewar, Mr.

Sitaram Shinde, Ms. Renuka Kad, Mr. Suresh Suryavanshi, Ms. Deepali Mankar, Ms. Rajni Lokhande, Ms. Jyoti Sapkale,

Mr. Laxmikant Kamlajkar, Ms. Karuna Mahantare and Ms. Pratibha Gajbiye.


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APPENDIX 4

Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised

Faculty-in-Charge Date Name of the Programme Place Sponsor

AGRICULTURAL PLANNING

Prof. S. Parasuraman Feb. 9–10,

2008

Conference on The Way Forward

for Agriculture in Maharashtra:

Implications of the National

Policy for Farmers, 2007

Mumbai TISS and Focus on the Global

South, India

Mr. Shahaji Narwade Nov. 15,

2007

Consultative Workshop for

Non-officials on District

Agricultural Planning

SRD, TISS Agriculture Department, GoM

CAPACITY BUILDING

Prof. D. Saldanha Apr. 28–May

3, 2008

Training Programme for Rural

Facilitators

TISS, Tuljapur UNICEF

Dr. Sujata Sriram Apr. 2–14,

2008

Competency Development

Programme for HR Executives

Mumbai National Thermal Power

Corporation



Prof. Asha Bajpai,




Ms. Jaya Goyal

Mar. 26–Jun.

26, 2008

UNICEF District Facilitators

Capacity Building and Training

Programme

TISS, Tuljapur UNICEF

Mr. P. Vijayakumar Mar. 8–9,

2008

Leadership Development

Workshop

Mumbai TISS


Prof. Lakshmi Lingam and

Dr. R. Ramakumar

Mar. 4–Apr.

4, 2008

Leadership Development

Programme

TISS Action Aid, India

Dr. Sasmita Palo Feb. 18–23,

2008

HR Specialised Training

Programme for Technical

Support Unit Members of

National AIDS Control

Organisation

TISS, Mumbai Avert Society

Mr. P. Vijayakumar Jan. 28–29

and Feb. 1,

2008

HR Competency Development

Programme for Tata Power HR

Managers

Mumbai TISS

Ms. Sabiha Vasi Jan. 7–Mar.

26, 2008

Foundation Course in

Counselling Skills for Helping

Professionals

Mumbai TISS and contribution from

participants

Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram Dec. 27–30,

2007

Workshop on Strategic Planning

and Team Development

Goa SHARE

Prof. Lina Kashyap and

Dr. Srilatha Juvva

Dec. 18–20,

2007

Training Programme for Staff of

the National Association for the

Blind (NAB)

Mumbai NAB

Prof. Janki Andharia Dec. 14–20,

2007

Crafts Workshop Port Blair Cadre Building Project of

Andaman & Nicobar Islands

Dr. Shubhada Maitra Dec. 8, 2007 Workshop with Judges of the

Family Court

TISS, Mumbai Centre for Lifelong Learning

(CLL), TISS

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Dr. Shankar Das Oct. 13, 2007 Team Building and Quality

Management

Vasai Asian Institute of Health and

Association of Owners of

Nursing Homes

Mr. P. Vijayakumar Oct. 1–13,

2007

HR Competency Development

Programme for NTPC

Professionals

Mumbai TISS, Mumbai

Prof. Sharit K. Bhowmik Sep. 27–29,

2007

Work and Governance in

Changing India

Mumbai Indian Council for Social Science

Research (ICSSR)

Mr. P. Vijayakumar Sep. 1, 2007 Leadership Workshop for

Educators

Mumbai School of Management and

Labour Studies (SM&LS), TISS;

and Centre for Creative Learning,

USA

Ms. Anjali Dave Sep. 2007–

Feb. 2008

Trainings for Police Officials Haryana, Madhya

Pradesh and

Maharashtra

United Nations Development

Programme (UNDP) and

Maharashtra Police Department

Mr. P. Vijayakumar Aug. 27–29,

2007

NGO Leadership Workshop Mumbai SM&LS, TISS; and Centre for

Creative Learning, USA

Mr. P. Vijayakumar Aug. 25,

2007

Leadership Forum: Round Table

of CEOs and Senior Leaders

Mumbai SM&LS, TISS; and Centre for

Creative Learning, USA

Dr. Shubhada Maitra Jun. 13–16,

2007

National Level Capacity-Building

Workshop on Use of Play and

Experiential Methodologies of

Working with Children

TISS, Mumbai Sir Dorabji Tata Trust (SDTT)

Ms. Anjali Dave Jun. 10–Jul.

16, 2007 and

Feb. 25–Mar.

1, 2008

Training New Social Workers of

Special Cells in Haryana, Madhya

Pradesh and Maharashtra

Mumbai Department of Women and Child

Development (DWCD),

Government of Maharashtra

(GoM); and UNDP

CURRICULUM REVIEW AND DEVELOPMENT

Prof. Padma Velaskar Mar. 1–2,

2008

M.A. Education (Elementary)

Programme Review Workshop

Udaipur Sir Ratan Tata Trust

Prof. Asha Bajpai Feb. 26 and

Apr. 24–25,

2008

Workshop on Curriculum

Development of Postgraduate

Diploma on Child Rights

TISS, Mumbai TISS

Prof. Lina Kashyap Feb. 18, 2008 Consultation on Developing

Curriculum on Adoption for

Schools of Social Work and

Human Development

Mumbai Central Adoption Resource

Authority

Dr. Rajani Konantambigi Feb. 1–2,

2008

National Workshop on

Curriculum Development for

M.A. in Counselling Programme

TISS, Mumbai University Grants Commission

(UGC) and TISS

Dr. Sandhya Iyer Jan. 10, 2008 National Level Curriculum

Development Workshop for

Postgraduate Diploma

Programme on Human

Development and Social

Accountability

TISS, Mumbai UNDP

Prof. Janki Andharia Dec. 18, 2007 Curriculum Workshop on the

M.Sc. Programme in Island

Ecology

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Dr. Harshad Thakur Oct. 3–4,

2007

National Workshop on External

Consultation on Master of Public

Health Curriculum

TISS, Mumbai TISS

Prof. Vidya Rao Aug. 4–6,

2007

Curriculum Consultation

Workshop on Diploma in Finance

Management and Accountancy

Mumbai Disha Kendra

Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram

and Ms. Sabiha Vasi

Jun. 19–20,

2007

National Curriculum

Development Workshop on

Gerontology

Mumbai TISS


Dr. E. Toppo, Dr. Bipin Jojo,

Mr. Daniel S.R. and Dr. H.

Beck

Apr. 4–6,

2008

National Mahaadhiveshan of

Scheduled Tribes

TISS, Mumbai Indian Confederation of

Indigenous Tribal People and

TISS

Prof. A. Ramaiah Sep. 28–29,

2007

Seminar on Atrocities on Dalits

in Maharashtra: Emerging Issues

and Challenges

TISS, Mumbai Action Aid, India


Dr. E. Toppo, Dr. H. Beck,

Dr. Bipin Jojo,

Mr. Daniel S.R. and

Mr. Alex Akhup

May 27–30

and Nov. 19,

2007

Consultation on Tribal Issues

with Vice-Chancellors of

Universities in Chattisgarh,

Jharkhand and Orissa

Ranchi, Bilaspur

and Bhubaneshwar

TISS

Dr. Bipin Jojo May 27 and

30, 2007

Workshop on the Role of

Educational Institutes in Tribal

Development

Bilaspur and

Bhubaneshwar

TISS

DISASTER MANAGEMENT

Prof. Janki Andharia Feb. 4–5,

2008

First JTCDM International

Roundtable Conference on

Disaster Research: Prospects

and Dilemmas

Mumbai JTCDM, TISS

Prof. Janki Andharia Jan. 25, 2008 Workshop on Disaster Response

and Disaster Management in

India: The History and Lessons

Mumbai Indian Navy

Prof. Janki Andharia and

Dr. Jacquleen Joseph

Jan. 5–6,

2008

Negotiating the Recovery

Process in Disaster

Management: A Workshop on

Disaster Recovery

Mumbai JTCDM, TISS

Mr. Mahesh Kamble Feb. 2, 2008 Planning Workshop on

Multi-Stakeholder Partnership

for Effective Disaster

Management in Maharashtra

Pune Oxfam; Indian Institute of

Technology, Mumbai; and

Prayas

EDUCATION

Prof. Padma Sarangapani Apr. 29–30,

2008

Consultation for a National Policy

on the Use of ICT in School

Education

New Delhi IT for Change

Dr. Nishi Mitra Nov. 12–13,

2007

Workshop for Development

Partnership in Higher Education

London

Metropolitan

University

Department for International

Development

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HEALTH

Prof. Shalini Bharat and

Dr. Ramila Bisht

Mar. 12,

2008

Women's Health in India:

A Policy and Status Analysis

London TISS-LSE Health Programme

Dr. Harshad Thakur Jan. 23–24,

2008

National Workshop on Public–

Private Participation for TB

Control in India

TISS, Mumbai University of Alabama,

Maharashtra Anti-TB

Association; and Revised

National Tuberculosis Control

Programme

Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian Dec. 6–7,

2007

WHO Workshop on Medical

Workforce Shortage

TISS, Mumbai WHO

Dr. Hemal Shroff Oct. 1–4,

2007

Training Programme for SATHI

Nepal Staff on HIV/AIDS

TISS, Mumbai Family Health International

Prof. Shalini Bharat,

Dr. Mathew George and

Dr. Ramila Bisht

Aug. 24,

2007

Workshop on Improving

Performance of Public Hospitals:

Review of Rogi Kalyan Samitis

TISS, Mumbai National Health System

Resource Centre

Dr. Ramila Bisht May 8, 2007 Public Health Workforce in

Maharashtra: An Assessment

Mumbai Public Health Foundation of India

HUMAN RIGHTS

Dr. Neela Dabir and

Prof. Arvind Tiwari

Apr. 28–May

3, 2008

South Asia Regional Linking and

Learning Programme on Human

Rights in Development

TISS, Mumbai Dignity International and TISS

Mr. Vijay Raghavan and


Dec. 19–20,

2007

National Consultation on

Homelessness and Allied

Themes: Towards Building

Alliance

Mumbai Action Aid, India

Mr. Vijay Raghavan Oct. 3–4,

2007

State-Level Workshop on

Probation Services: Issues and

Challenges

Pune UNDP; Department of Justice,

Ministry of Law and Justice,

Government of India (GoI);

DWCD, GoM; and SDTT

LIFE SKILLS

Dr. Bipin Jojo Nov. 17–18,

2007

Personality Development

Programme

Bihabandh, Orissa Gangpur College of Social Work

Ms. Rosamma Veedon Oct. 20, 2007 Life Skills Training for Senior

Citizens

Mumbai Intergold Gems Ltd. and TISS

Ms. Sabiha Vasi Sep. 30–Oct.

2, 2007

Lions Quest Skills for

Adolescence Programme:

A Value-Based Education

Initiative

Mumbai Self-sponsored

Dr. Hemal Shroff Sep. 2–3,

2007

Body Image and Self-Esteem Mumbai St. Xavier's College, Mumbai

Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram Jul. 2–3,

2007

Workshop on Communication

Skills

College of Social

Work, Nirmala

Niketan, Mumbai

College of Social Work,

Nirmala Niketan


Dr. Bipin Jojo Dec. 29–31,

2007

Voluntary Sector in Transition:

Perspectives, Management and

Innovation

TISS, Mumbai ACC Ltd. and Arvind Motors

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46


Mr. P. Vijayakumar Dec. 15, 2007 Workshop on Interviewing Mumbai TISS, Mumbai

Mr. P. Vijayakumar Dec. 9, 2007 Workshop on Corporate

Innovation

Mumbai TISS, Mumbai

Mr. P. Vijayakumar Dec. 8, 2007 Workshop on Organisational

Transformation

Mumbai TISS, Mumbai

Dr. Swapan Garain Sep. 3–4,

2007

Organisational Development

Process

Kunkuri,

Chattisgarh

Gramin Vikas Kendra

NSS EVALUATION AND IMPACT

Mr. Khalil Ahmed and

Ms. Saman Afroz

Dec. 16, 2007 Consultative Workshop of the

University Coordinators for

Project on Impact of NSS on

Community Development

Mumbai National Service Scheme

Training Orientation and

Research Centre (NSS-TORC)

Mr. Khalil Ahmed Dec. 11, 2007 Consultative Workshop on

Evaluation of NSS in

Maharashtra and Goa

Mumbai NSS-TORC

Mr. Khalil Ahmed,

Ms. Saman Afroz and

Ms. C. Saigita

Sep. 10 and

Dec. 10, 2007

Consultative Workshop:

An Evaluation of NSS in India

TISS, Mumbai NSS-TORC

REFRESHER AND ORIENTATION COURSES

Mr. Khalil Ahmed Mar. 25–29,

2008

43rd NSS Refresher Course on

Disaster Management and Global

Warming: Role that NSS

Volunteers can Play

Warnanagar,

Kolhapur

Ministry of Youth Affairs and

Sports, GoI


Ms. Saman Afroz

Feb. 25–29,

2008

42nd NSS Refresher Course on

Disaster Management and Global

Warming: Role that NSS

Volunteers can Play

Goa Ministry of Youth Affairs and

Sports, GoI


Ms. C. Saigita

Jan. 15–24,

2008

112th NSS Orientation Course Nagpur Ministry of Youth Affairs and

Sports, GoI


Ms. C. Saigita

Oct. 18–27,

2007

111th NSS Orientation Course Nagpur Ministry of Youth Affairs and

Sports, GoI

Mr. Khalil Ahmed Aug. 29–Sep.

7, 2007

110th NSS Orientation Course Aurangabad Ministry of Youth Affairs and

Sports, GoI


Ms. Saman Afroz

Jul. 23–Aug.

1, 2007

109th NSS Orientation Course Nashik Ministry of Youth Affairs and

Sports, GoI

RESEARCH METHODS

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani Apr. 29–May

3, 2008

Training Programme on

Qualitative Methods for

Practice-Based Research: Focus

on Proposal Development

Mumbai TISS-UNICEF, State Resource

Institution Network Project

Prof. D.P. Singh Apr. 28–May

15, 2008

Short-Term Programme in Data

Analysis

Mumbai Self-Financed


Mr. K. Ravindran

Apr. 17–30,

2008

Research Methodology:

Principles and Practices

TISS, Mumbai SaciWATERs

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani Apr. 11–13,

2008

Workshop on the Application of

Qualitative Methodology to

Research in the Social Sciences

Pune Manas Tatva

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Prof. D.P. Singh and

Prof. P.C. Saxena

Mar. 5–Apr.

14, 2008

Statistics and Quantitative

Methods

Mumbai Somaiya College, Mumbai


Dr. Abdul Shaban

Feb. 25–29,

2008

TISS-SaciWATERs: Case Studies

Development Workshop

TISS, Mumbai SaciWATERs

Prof. D.P. Singh Nov. 26–Dec.

1, 2007

Data Analysis in Social Sciences Delhi Action Aid

Prof. D.P. Singh Nov. 12–25,

2007

Winter Programme in Data

Analysis

Mumbai ICSSR, New Delhi

Dr. K. Anil Kumar Oct. 10–12,

2007

Research Methodology

Workshop

Lucknow Constella Futures, New Delhi

Prof. D.P. Singh Oct. 8–22,

2007

Short-Term Programme in Data

Analysis

Mumbai Self-Financed

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani Aug. 12–16,

2007

National Workshop on Qualitative

Methodology in Psychology

Bengaluru Christ College

Dr. Nandini Manjrekar Aug. 10,

2007

Meeting on Evaluation Mumbai TISS

SOCIAL WORK EDUCATION AND TRAINING

Prof. Vidya Rao,

Prof. Vimla Nadkarni,


Mr. S. Umanathan

Mar. 14–16,

2008

National Conference on Social

Work Education for Inclusive

Development

TISS, Mumbai TISS

Prof. Lina Kashyap,

Dr. Srilatha Juvva and

Dr. Sandhya Limaye

Jan. 15–19,

2007

Continuing Rehabilitation

Education Programme for Social

Workers in Disability

Rehabilitation Social Work

Mumbai Rehabilitation Council of India

Ms. Sabiha Vasi Jul. 25–Oct.

6, 2007

Training Programme for

Volunteers in Social Work

Mumbai TISS and contribution from

participants

SOCIETY AND SEXUALITY

Prof. Vimla Nadkarni,

Ms. Brinelle D'Souza and


Jan. 11–12,

2008

Global Civil Society, Sexualities

and HIV/AIDS: Needs, Policies

and Access

TISS, Mumbai TISS and Centre for the Study of

Global Governance, London

School of Economics and

Political Science

Prof. Lakshmi Lingam,

Prof. K.P. Jayasankar and


Dec. 11–13,

2007

International Workshop on

Agency, Sexuality and the Law:

Globalising Economies,

Localising Cultures and

Contesting States

Goa TISS and Centre for Law, Gender

and Sexuality, Kent, Keele and

Westminster Universities, UK

SOFTWARE TRAINING

Ms. Parama Bhatacharyya Jan. 4, 8 and

14, 2008

Training Programme for AreGIS

Software

TISS, Mumbai NIIT-ESRI Ltd.

Ms. Parama Bhattacharyya Sep. 17–18,

2007

Training Programme for

Geomatica Software

TISS, Mumbai Centre for Development of

Advanced Computing, Pune

Dr. Muttayya Koganuramath Aug. 11–12,

2007

Workshop on Creating Digital

Libraries Using Dspace

TISS, Mumbai Bombay Science Librarians'

Association

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TRAINING OF TRAINERS


and Ms. Sabiha Vasi

Feb. 1–5,

2008

Pre-Conference Workshop on

Themes-Centred Interaction:

Diversity Towards an Openness

to You and the World

Devlali SDTT and contribution from

participants

Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram Jan. 20–25,

2008

Training of Trainers Workshop

for Capacity Building of Women

Managers in Higher Education

Hyderabad UGC

Dr. Nishi Mitra Dec. 1–5,

2007

My Values and Your Values…in

Our World: A TCI Model on the

Theme

TISS, Mumbai CLL, TISS


Dr. Nishi Mitra and

Ms. Sabiha Vasi

Feb. 7–9,

2008

8th Annual Conference on

Theme-Centred Interaction:

Synchronising Differences to

Work Together Creatively —

Looking at Ourselves as Leaders

Through TCI

Mumbai TISS; Max Mueller Bhavan,

Mumbai; Wuerth India Pvt. Ltd.;

and Empower Activity Campus

Pvt. Ltd.

Dr. Shankar Das Aug. 3–4,

2007

Training of Trainers Mumbai MHRT, Naval Dockyard, Mumbai

Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram Dec. 10–15,

2007

Training of Trainers Workshop

for Capacity Building of Women

Managers in Higher Education

Kurukshetra UGC

URBAN LANDSCAPES



Nov. 19,

2007

Video Conference: UNESCO 3

Cities Digital Atlas Project

Mumbai Jamsetji Tata Trust

Prof. S. Parasuraman and

Ms. Jaya Goyal

Nov. 1–3,

2007

TISS-Urban Age India

Conference: Uncovering Myths of

Urban Development and

Migration

Mumbai LSE, and the Deutsche Bank

OTHERS

Dr. Mouleshri Vyas Apr. 19, 2008 State-Level Symposium on

Minimum Wages for

Conservancy Workers

TISS, Mumbai TISS and Thekedari Paddhat

Virodhi Manch

Prof. T. Jayaraman Apr. 18–20,

2008

Unpacking Climate Change:

A 3-day Teach-in on Global

Warming, its Impact, Energy

Policies and Policy Responses

Mumbai TISS; Focus on Global South;

and Delhi Science Forum

Prof. S. Parasuraman Mar. 28–29,

2008

Dr. K.R. Datye Felicitation

Conference on Towards a

Sustainable, Prosperous and

Equitable Future for all:

A Critical Engagement

TISS, Mumbai TISS, SOPPECOM, Water Aid and

others

Dr. Muttayya Koganuramath Mar. 18–20,

2008

EMPI Digital Library National

Convention-2007 on Roadmap

for Modernisation of Libraries

and Information Centres in the

Emerging Knowledge Era

New Delhi EMPI Business School



Feb. 29–30,

2008

Critical Approaches to Image

Making

Nashik College of Architecture, Nashik

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49


Mr. Khalil Ahmed,

Ms. Saman Afroz and

Ms. C. Saigita

Feb. 15, 2008 National-Level Consultative

Workshop for Adolescent

Programmes in Maharashtra and

Goa

TISS, Mumbai Ministry of Youth Affairs and

Sports, GoI

Mr. P. Vijayakumar Jan. 29–31,

2008

Global Emotional Intelligence

Forum

Mumbai TISS and Hindustan Petroleum

Corporation Limited (HPCL)

Dr. Samapti Guha Dec. 7–8,

2007

International Conference on

Social Entrepreneurship

TISS, Mumbai Un Ltd. and in School Centre

Prof. Swapna

Banerjee-Guha,

Dr. Amita Bhide and

Dr. Shewli Kumar

Dec. 3–7,

2007

5th International Conference of

Critical Geography on

Imperialism and the Resultant

Disorder

TISS, Mumbai International Critical Geography

Group; TISS, Mumbai; University

of Mumbai; and YUVA



Oct. 17, 2007 Workshop on Documentary Film Mumbai Whistling Woods

Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram Oct. 6, 2007 Mumbai Alumni Meet TISS, Mumbai TISS, Mumbai

Prof. Arvind Tiwari Aug. 6, 2007 Recent Theories in Criminology TISS, Mumbai Mumbai Police

Mr. P. Vijayakumar Sep. 28, 2007 Workshop on Appreciative

Inquiry and Intelligence

Mumbai TISS, Mumbai

Prof. R.N. Sharma Sep. 27–Oct.

12, 2007

Training Programme on Social

Impact Assessment

Mumbai Anthropological Survey of India,

Kolkata

Prof. T. Jayaraman Sep. 19–21,

2007

Science, Nature and Humankind:

Philosophy in the 21st Century

Thiruvananthapuram Department of Philosophy,

Kerala University

Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram Aug. 2, 2007 Gadar Zaari Hai TISS, Mumbai Lokraj Sangathan

Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram Jul. 27, 2007 Diversity Dialogue Pune Open Spaces

Mr. Mahesh Kamble Jul. 24–27,

2007

Where Does My Money Go?

Analysis of State and Municipal

Budget

Navi Mumbai Youth for Unity and Voluntary

Action

Prof. C. Sengupta Jun. 26–27,

2007

LSE-TISS Workshop on

Development Studies:

Growth, Justice and Freedom —

Paths and Problems of India's

Development

London Jamsetji Tata Trust

Mr. Vijay Raghavan Jun. 20, 2007 Seminar on Law and Poverty Mumbai UNDP; Department of Justice,

Ministry of Law and Justice, GoI;

and Mumbai District Legal

Services Authority

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APPENDIX 6

Executive Committee Membership and other Official Positions in

Academic, Government and Non-Government Organisations

DIRECTOR

Prof. S. Parasuraman

· UGC Nominee, Governing Board, School of Social Work, Roshni Nilaya, Mangalore

· Member, Governing Board, CHILDLINE, Mumbai

· Member, Expert Committee on Bt. Brinjal Mass Trial Assessment Committee, Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India,

New Delhi

· Member, Academic and Administrative Audit, University of Mysore, Mysore

· University Nominee, Board of Management, Department of Economics, University of Mumbai, Mumbai

· Member. Core Group on Right to Food, National Human Rights Commission, New Delhi

· Member, Committee on Corporate Social Responsibility, Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Mumbai

· Member, Executive Council Committee, International Institute for Population Sciences, Mumbai

· Member, High Power Committee, University Grants Commission, New Delhi

· External Expert, Advisory Committee, National Law School of India University, Bengaluru

· Chairperson, Expert Committee, University Grants Commission, New Delhi

· Member, Governing Board, SVARAJ, Bengaluru

· Member, Expert Committee for University of Hyderabad, University Grants Commission, New Delhi

· Trustee, CRY: Child Relief and You, Mumbai

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

Prof. Lina Kashyap

· Member, Editorial Advisory Board, International Journal for Advancement of Counselling, Georgia, USA

· Member, Editorial Board, International Social Work, London

· Member, Executive Committee, International Association for Counselling, Brussels, Belgium

· Member, Expert Committee, Rehabilitation Council of India, New Delhi

· Member, Academic Council, National Institute for the Visually Impaired, Dehradun

· Member, Research Committee, National Institute for Visually Impaired, Dehradun

· Member, State-Level Advisory Committee on Adoption, Mumbai

· External Expert, Board of Studies of the Faculty of Social Work, M.S. University of Baroda, Vadodara

· Chairperson, Adoption Coordinating Agency, Mumbai Under CARA, Delhi

· Subject Expert, Selection Committee, Department of Social Work, Vishva Bharati, Sriniketan

· Member, Selection Committee, Indira Gandhi National Open University, New Delhi

DIRECTOR’S OFFICE

Prof. T. Jayaraman

· Member, Committee on State Policy for Higher Education of the Kerala Higher Education Council, Thiruvananthapuram

Prof. John Menachery

· President, Varadaan — Indian Association for Promotion of Adoption and Child Welfare, Nagpur

· General Secretary, Maharashtra Association of Social Work Education, Maharashtra

Ms. Jaya Goyal

· Block Chief, Soka Gakkai International, Mumbai

SCHOOL OF HEALTH SYSTEMS STUDIES


· Member, Governing Board, National Health Systems Resource Centre, Ministry of Health, Government of India, Delhi

· Member, Executive Council, National Health Systems Resource Centre, Ministry of Health, Government of India, Delhi

· Member, Academic Council, International Institute for Population Sciences, Mumbai

· Member, Institutional Review Board, International Institute for Population Sciences, Mumbai

· Member, Ethics Committee, National Institute of Research in Reproductive Health, Mumbai

· Member, Technical Committee of Research and Development; Gender; ISM and HIV, National AIDS Control Organisation, Delhi

· Member, Scientific Advisory Committee, National AIDS Research Institute, Pune

· Member, Scientific Committee, 4th Asia-Pacific Conference on Reproductive and Sexual Health and Rights, New Delhi

· Member, Organising Committee, 2nd National Bio-Ethics Conference, Bengaluru

· Member, ICMR Task Force on Male Circumcision and HIV, Indian Council of Medical Research, New Delhi

· Member, Editorial Board, Journal of AIDS Care, Francis and Taylor, London

· Editor, Books Review, Journal of Culture Health and Sexuality, UK

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94

· Member, Advisory Committee, Longitudinal Ageing Study in India Committee, Delhi

Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian

· Member, National Ethics Committee, Indian Council for Medical Research, Delhi

· Member, Governing Body, LRS Institute of Tuberculosis and Respiratory Diseases, Delhi

· Trustee, Gram Rachna Trust, Pachod

· Founder and President, Executive Committee, PATH, Mumbai

Dr. Harshad Thakur

· Member, Board of Studies in Services Management, Narsee Monjee Institute of Management, Mumbai

· Founding Member and Coordinator, Tuberculosis Interest Group, Mumbai

Dr. Ramila Bisht

· Founding Member, SAATHI, Mumbai

· Member, Committee to prepare curriculum for PG Dip. Course in ‘Health Policy and Administration', University of Mumbai, Mumbai

Dr. Shankar Das

· Member, Executive Body, SATHI-Nepal, Mumbai

SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT AND LABOUR STUDIES


· Member, Indian Council of Social Science Research, Delhi

· Member, Board of Control, Orphanages and Charitable Homes Act, Pune

· External Member, Academic Council, National Institute of Industrial Engineering, Mumbai

· UGC Nominee, SAP-ASISSH Programme, Department of Sociology, University of Pune, Pune

· Member, Managing Committee, Indian Sociological Society, Delhi

· Member, Board of Governors, Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi

· Member, Governing Board, Centre for Economic and Social Studies, Hyderabad

· Member, Standing Committee, Training and Orientation, Ministry of Labour, Government of India, New Delhi

· Member, Technical Coordination Committee on Urban Poverty, Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission, Ministry of Urban

Housing and Poverty Alleviation, Government of India, New Delhi

SCHOOL OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT

Prof. V. Gandhimathi

· Board Member, Institute of Market Ecology (India) Pvt. Ltd., Bengaluru

Dr. Babasaheb Kazi

· Member, Board of Studies (Social Work), Shivaji University, Kolhapur

Ms. Anjali Kulkarni

· Member, State Mentoring Committee for National Rural Health Mission - Community Monitoring, Pune

· Member, District Mentoring Committee for National Rural Health Mission - Community Monitoring, Osmanabad

· Member, Rugnya Kalyan Samiti - Rural Hospital, Tuljapur

Mr. Shahaji Narwade

· Member, District Level Committee for Sanctioning the Compensation for the Families of Farmers Suicide, Osmanabad

SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

Centre for Development Studies

Prof. S. Siva Raju

· Chairperson, Committee on Economic Security for Older Persons in Maharashtra, Yashwantrao Chawan Academy of Development

Administration, Pune

· Member, Executive Committee, Indian Association for Social Sciences and Health, Bhubaneshwar

· Member, Drafting Committee to Revise Maharashtra Policy for Older Persons, YASHADA, Pune

Prof. Swapna Banerjee-Guha

· Member, Steering Committee, International Critical Geography Group

· Editor, Editorial Committee, Bombay Geographical Association

Dr. Ritambhara Hebbar

· Member, Experts Group on Promoting HRD Policy for Disadvantaged Youth, Planning Commission Unit, Department of Studies in

Economics and Cooperation, University of Mysore, Karnataka

Dr. P.M. Sandhya Rani

· Executive Member, Indian Association of Social Science and Health, Mumbai

Dr. Abdul Shaban

· Member, Committee to Suggest the Formation and Working of 'Information Cell for Minorities', Mumbai

Centre for Human Ecology

Dr. Rajani Konantambigi

· Member, M.A. in Education Committee for Revising the Syllabus of Regional College of Education affiliated to the NCERT, New Delhi

· Member, Association for Early Childhood Education and Development, Mumbai

· President, International Play Association (India), Mumbai

Ms. Rosamma Veedon

· Vice-President, The Family Welfare Agency, Mumbai

· Treasurer, People's Association for Training and Health (PATH), Mumbai

Centre for Socio-Legal Studies and Human Rights

Prof. Asha Bajpai

· India Representative, Joint Regional Action Forum on Trafficking of Women and Children in South Asia, UNODC, Sri Lanka

· Member, Legal Committee, Maharashtra State Commission for Women, Mumbai

· Member, Sexual Harassment Committees, Tata Consultancy Services, Mumbai

· Member, Sexual Harassment Committee, First Source, Mumbai

· Member, Sexual Harassment Committee, National Securities Depository Ltd., Mumbai

· Member, Sexual Harassment Committee, Rashtriya Chemical Fertilisers, Mumbai

· Member, Working Group, National Commission for Children, New Delhi

· Member, Board of Control Under Orphanages and Charitable Homes Act, Department of Women and Child Development, Government of

Maharashtra, Mumbai

· Member, High Powered Committee on the Convention of the Rights of Child, Ministry of Women and Child Development, Government of

India, New Delhi

· Coordinator, EWC-Fulbright Alumni Forum on Public Health, United States Educational Foundation in India, Mumbai

Prof. Arvind Tiwari

· External Expert, Board of Studies in Law, University of Mumbai, Mumbai

· External Expert, Board of Studies in Criminology and Forensic Science, Sagar University, Sagar

· Vice-Chairman, Indian Society of Criminology, Chennai

· External Expert, Selection Committee, Madras University, Chennai

· External Expert, Selection Committee, M.S. University, Tirunelveli

· Member, Board of Referees, Indian Police Journal and Police Vigyan, Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, New Delhi

· Member, Expert Group, CEHAT, Mumbai

· Member, Mumbai Initiative of Human Rights Education, Mumbai

· Member, Expert Committee of Law School, Indira Gandhi National Open University, New Delhi

· Member/Examiner, Ph.D. Thesis Examiner, Madras University, Chennai

· Member/Examiner, Ph.D. Thesis Examiner, Dharwad University, Dharwad

· Member/Examiner, Ph.D. Thesis Examiner, Sagar University, Sagar

· Member, NHRC Nominees, Board of Visitors, Mumbai Central Jail, Mumbai

Centre for Studies in Sociology of Education

Prof. Padma Velaskar

· Member, General Body, Council for Social Development, Delhi

· Member, Advisory Body, ASIHSS, Zakir Husain Centre for Educational Studies, Jawharlal Nehru University, Delhi

· Member, Editorial Advisory Board, Contemporary Education Dialogue, Bengaluru

Prof. D. Saldanha

· Member, Governing Board, YUVA, Mumbai

· Chairperson, Governing Board, YUVA-Rural, Nagpur

· Member, Governing Board, Mel-Jol, Mumbai

· Member, Council of National Literacy Mission Authority, Government of India, New Delhi

· Member, Executive Committee, National Council for Technical Education, New Delhi

· Member, Academic Committee, National Council for Education, Research and Training, New Delhi

Prof. G.G. Wankhede

· Advisor, International Ambedkar Centre for Justice and Peace (Indian Branch), Mumbai

Prof. Ranu Jain

· Member, Executive Committee, Centre for Study of Society and Secularism, Mumbai

Dr. Nandini Manjrekar

· Member, Adolescence Education Toolkit Review Committee, National AIDS Control Organisation, New Delhi

Ms. Rakhi Banerjee

· Member, Organising Team, DG 21: Current Challenges and Problems in Lower Secondary Mathematics Education, International

Congress on Mathematics Education, Mexico

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Centre for Study of Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy

Prof. A. Ramaiah

· Member, Expert Committee of United Nations' Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific on Developing Supplementary

Targets and Indicators on Social Inclusion, Population, Gender Equality and Health Promotion to Strengthen the MDGs Process, Bangkok


· Vice-Chancellor's Nominee, Advisory Committee of the Centre for Exclusion and Inclusive Policy, Shivaji University, Kolhapur

Centre for Women's Studies


· External Expert, Programme Development Committee, CEHAT, Mumbai

· Expert, National Resource Group, Mahila Samakhya, Government of India, New Delhi

Prof. Chhaya Datar

· Member, Committee for the UGC Scheme of Capacity Building for Women Managers in Higher Education, New Delhi

Dr. Nishi Mitra

· Corresponding Editor, Feminist Review Collective, London, UK

· Partner Member, Global Network for Research Collaboration on VAW, Sweden

· Partner, ANWESHI, Kozhikode, Kerala

SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK

Prof. Vimla Nadkarni

· UGC Nominee, UGC ASIHSS Programme, Faculty of Social Work, M.S. University of Baroda, Vadodara

· Member, Project Review Committee for HIV/AIDS, Indian Council of Medical Research, New Delhi

· Member, Joint Working Group, Indo-US Programme on Contraceptive and Reproductive Health Research, Indian Council of Medical

Research and National Institutes of Health, New Delhi and Washington

· Founder Member, International Social Work Network in Health Inequalities, United Kingdom

· Member, Steering Committee, International Social Work Network in Health Inequalities, United Kingdom

· Member, Editorial Board, International Journal of AIDS Education and Prevention, United States of America

· Member, Regional Asia-Pacific Board, Journal of Social Work Education, United Kingdom

· Member, Scientific Programme Committee, IASSW Conference 2008, International Association of Schools of Social Work, Durban

· Member, Special Board of Studies for Social Work, SNDT Women's University, Mumbai

· Member, Expert Committee, NGO Management in HIV/AIDS, Indira Gandhi National Open University and UNDP, New Delhi

· Member, Steering Committee, The City Initiative for Neonatal Health, SNEHA, Mumbai

· Member, Project Execution Group for Mainstreaming, National AIDS Control Organisation, Delhi

· Member, National Advisory Committee, Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) to finalise the Bill on ART, Indian Council of Medical

Research, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India, New Delhi

· Member, Special Board for Introduction of Master of Social Work Degree Course, Pondicherry University, Puducherry

· Member, Board of Studies, School of Social Work, Indira Gandhi National Open University, Delhi

Centre for Community Organisation and Development Practice

Dr. H. Beck

· Member, General Body, People's Association of Training and Health, Mumbai

Dr. Amita Bhide

· Managing Trustee, Resource Support and Centre for Development, Navi Mumbai

· Member, Core Group, Rural Health Services, ML Dhawale Trust, Vikramgad, Dist. Thane

· Member, Advisory Group, National Urban Renewal Mission’s Action, Committee for Right to Housing, Mumbai

Dr. Mouleshri Vyas

· Member, Managing Committee, Prerna (Innovative) Women's Cooperative Society Ltd., Mumbai

Dr. Manish Kumar Jha

· Member, Social Work Research Committee, Indian Social Science Congress, Mumbai

Dr. Swati Banerjee

· Member, Task Force on Micro Finance and SHGs in Maharashtra, Government of Maharashtra, Mumbai

· Trustee, Centre for Research, Training and Development, Raigad

Ms. Supriya D'Souza

· Founder-Member and Secretary, Development Management and Research Centre, Sindhudurg and Satara Districts

Centre for Criminology and Justice

Mr. Vijay Raghavan

· Member, State Advisory Committee on Immoral Trafficking, Mumbai

· Member, Guidance and Monitoring Committee of Women's Institutions, Mumbai

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· Member, State-Level Committee to Review Guidelines for Premature Release of Convicted Prisoners, Mumbai

Ms. K.P. Asha Mukundan

· Member, Sub-Committee on Juvenile Justice Boards, National Commission for Protection of Child Rights, Delhi

Ms. Roshni Nair

· Founder-Trustee and Core Group Member, SAATHI, Mumbai

Mr. S. Umanathan

· Founder and Trustee Member, People Revival Centre and Sakya Hostel for Tsunami-Hit Children, Chennai

Centre for Disability Studies and Action

Dr. Srilatha Juvva

· Advisory Member, Anand Rehabilitation Centre, Mumbai

· Member, Executive Committee, Bombay Association of Trained Social Workers, Mumbai

Centre for Equity for Women, Children and Families

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani

· Member, Ethics Committee, Kasturba Hospital, Mumbai

· Advisor, Qualitative Research, Ranchi Project on Low Birth Weight Children, ICICI Centre for Child Health and Nutrition, Mumbai

· Member, Thesis Advisory Committee, Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai

· Member, Norms Committee, Credibility Alliance, Mumbai

Dr. Lata Narayan

· Member, Government Board, YUVA, Mumbai

· President, YUVA Urban Initiatives, Mumbai

· Board Member, Mel-Jol, Mumbai

· Board Member, Laya, Visakhapatnam

· Member, Advisory Committee in the Aflatoun Quality Assurance and Impact Assessment System (AQIS), Amsterdam

Ms. Anjali Dave

· Member, National Resource Group, Mahila Samakhya, Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India, New Delhi

· Trustee Member, Akshara: Women's Resource Centre, Mumbai

· Member, Women's Cell: Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai

· Member, State-Level Steering Committee for Special Cells for Women, Government of Maharashtra, Mumbai

· Member, Governing Body, Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, Nagaland

· Member, National Committee, Gender Database for SAARC Countries, Government of India, New Delhi

Dr. Samta P. Pandya

· Member, Dedakani Kanyashala Samiti, Savarkundla, Saurashtra

Centre for Health and Mental Health

Dr. Shubhada Maitra

· External Expert, Sexual Harassment at the Workplace, All India Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Mumbai


· Member, Managing Committee, Family Welfare Agency, Mumbai

Centre for Social Justice and Governance

Dr. Bipin Jojo

· Member, Out Reach Department, Young Men's Christian Association, Mumbai

· President, Rural Action and Human Interest, Orissa

· Advisor, Adivasi Nav-Jeevan Gathan Navjyoti Agna, Orissa

· Executive Member, Bombay Association of Trained Social Workers, Mumbai

· External Member, M.A./M.Phil. Project Evaluation Panel, Nagpur University, Nagpur

Prof. Vidya Rao

· Board Member, Financial Management Services Foundation, Noida

· Board Member, Indian Livelihood School of Basic, Hyderabad

· Board Member, Disha Kendra, Karjat, Maharashtra

Dr. Swapan Garain

· Member, Programme Advisory Committee, Department of Science and Technology, Government of India, Delhi

· Member, Managing Committee, Slum Rehabilitation Society, Mumbai

· Member, Steering Committee on Voluntary Sector, Planning Commission, Delhi

· Member and Guide, Atma Nirbhar, Guwahati

· External Examiner for Ph.D. Viva, Shivaji University, Kolhapur

· External Examiner for Ph.D. Viva, Bharatiya Vidyapeeth University, Pune

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Mr. Daniel S.R.

· President, National Association of Dalit and Tribal Social Workers, Mumbai

· Board Member, Entrepreneurship Development and Resource Support Trust, Mumbai

CENTRE FOR LIFELONG LEARNING


· Member, Governing Council, Centre for Health, Education and Training Awareness (CHETNA), Ahmedabad

· Trustee, Maharashtra Lokhita Seva Mandal, Mumbai

· Trustee, Indian Council for Mental Health, Mumbai

· Founder and Board Member, People's Association for Training in Health, Mumbai

· Member, Advisory Committee, Child-to-Child Regional Resource Group, Ahmedabad

· Technical Consultant (Advocacy), Family Planning Association of India, Mumbai

· Member, UGC National Consultative Committee on Scheme for Capacity-Building for Women in Higher Education, New Delhi

CENTRE FOR MEDIA AND CULTURAL STUDIES

Prof. K.P. Jayasankar

· Member, Managing Committee, Avehi-Audio Visual Resource Centre, Mumbai

· Member, Navnirmiti Trust, Mumbai

· Member, Managing Committee, Comet Media Foundation, Mumbai

· Chairperson, Nomination Jury for Vatavaran Film Festival, New Delhi

· Member, Routledge Media, Culture and Social Change in Asia Series Editorial Board, London and New York

· Member, Advisory Board, Journal of International Social Research, Samsun, Turkey


· President and Trustee, Managing Committee, Avehi, Audio-Visual Resource Centre, Mumbai

· President's Nominee, Selection Committee, Anwar Jamal Kidwai - Mass Communication Research Centre (AJK-MCRC), Jamia Milia

Islamia, New Delhi

· Member, Programme Advisory Committee, National Council of Educational Research and Training, New Delhi

· Member, Society of the Indian Institute of Advanced Study, Shimla

· Member, Routledge Media, Culture and Social Change in Asia Series Editorial Board, London and New York

· Member, Editorial Advisory Board, Journal of Creative Communications, Sage Publications, New Delhi

· Member, Academic Council, Tripura University, Agartala

Dr. B. Manjula

· Member, Expert Committee on Decentralised Planning for the Sixth Schedule Areas, Ministry of Panchayati Raj, Government of India,

New Delhi

· Member, Central Advisory Committee on Panchayati Raj Institutions, Government of India, New Delhi

CENTRE FOR RESEARCH METHDOLOGY

Prof. D.P. Singh

· Trustee, Indian Association of Study of Population, New Delhi

· Trustee, Prerna: Anti Trafficking Centre, Mumbai

JAMSETJI TATA CENTRE FOR DISASTER MANAGEMENT


· External Member, Anti-Sexual Harassment Committee, Tata Chemicals, Mumbai

· Member, Executive Council, Janarth, Aurangabad

· Patron Member, Tata Chemicals Rural Development Society, Mumbai

· Member, Committee on Vulnerable Groups, National Disaster Management Authority, New Delhi

· Member, Committee on Community-Based Disaster Risk Reduction, National Disaster Management Authority, New Delhi

· Member, Governing Board, Academy of Gandhian Studies, Tirupati

· Member, Board of Studies, Sri Padmavati Mahila Visvavidyalam, Tirupati

· Member, Induction of Disaster Management Curricula at Higher and Technical Level of Education, New Delhi


· Member, Scientific and Ethics Advisory Committee, Sangath Society for Child Development and Family Guidance, Goa

· Member, Ethics Committee, National Institute for Research in Reproduction, Mumbai

· Member, Ethics Committee, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre Hospital, Mumbai

· Member, Scientific Advisory Committee, 3rd International Congress on Community Development: Local and Global Challenges, Lucerne,

Switzerland

· Member, Core Group on Psychosocial Care and Mental Health Services, National Disaster Management Authority, New Delhi

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· Member, Core Team, Guidelines on Psychosocial Support and Mental Health Services of National Disaster Management Authority,

New Delhi

· External Member, Research Council, Nirmala Niketan College of Social Work, Mumbai

· Member, Research Council, Shivaji University, Kolhapur

· Member, Advisory Board, Multi-Disciplinary Child Protection Centre, Nair Hospital, Mumbai

· Member, Board for Social Work, Amritha University, Coimbatore

Dr. Sunil D. Santha

· Member, Research Committee 24: Environment and Society, International Sociological Association, Spain

· Member, UN Solution Exchange, India

Mr. Mahesh Kamble

· Member, Experts' Committee formed by State Human Rights Commission on Mumbai Floods, Mumbai

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME FOR TRAINING AND ORIENTATION CENTRE

Mr. Khalil Ahmed

· Member, NSS Advisory Committee, NSS Cell, Department of Higher and Technical Education, Government of Maharahstra, Mumbai

· Member, NSS Advisory Committee, ITI Directorate, Mumbai

· Member, NSS Advisory Committee, Shivaji University, Kolhapur

· Member, NSS Advisory Committee, Babasaheb Amedkar Technical University, Lonere

· Member, NSS Advisory Committee, University of Mumbai, Mumbai

· Member, NSS Advisory Committee, SNDT Women's University, Mumbai

· Member, NSS Advisory Committee, Nagpur University, Nagpur

· Member, NSS Advisory Committee, Maharashtra University of Health Science, Nashik

· Member, NSS Advisory Committee, Goa University, Goa

· Member, NSS Advisory Committee, Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth, Dapoli

· Member, NSS Advisory Committee, International Society for Harmony and Peace, Mumbai

· Advisor, Karunya Trust, Mumbai

· Advisor, Maharashtra United Social Trust, Mumbai

· Advisor, National Institute of Events Management, Mumbai

· Advisor, Needs Foundation, Mumbai

· Advisor, Citizens Council for Better Tomorrow, Mumbai

· Member, NSS Advisory Committee, NSS-TORC, Ahmednagar

Ms. C. Saigita

· Representative, Training Advisory Committee, University of Mumbai, Mumbai

· Representative, Training Advisory Committee, SNDT Women's University, Mumbai

SIR DORABJI TATA MEMORIAL LIBRARY


· Member, Governing Board, UGC-INFLIBNET Governing Board, Ahmedabad

· Chairman, Bombay Science Librarians' Association, Mumbai

· Member, Board of Studies, Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra

· Member, Board of Studies, Bundelkhand University, Jhansi

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APPENDIX 7

Student Enrolment

INDIAN STATES

AND

UNION TERRITORIES

Number of Students Enrolled

Bachelor’s Degree Master’s Degree M.Phil. Ph.D.

Dip. &

Cert.

Total

2005–2006

2006–2007

2007–2008

2006–2007

2007–2008

Pri

or

to2007

2007–2008

Pri

or

to2007

2007–2008

2007–2008

Andaman & Nicobar Islands - - 2 - - - - - - - 2

Andhra Pradesh - 1 - 11 13 4 1 - - 2 32

Arunachal Pradesh - - - - 1 - - - - - 1

Assam - 1 2 5 10 1 3 1 - - 23

Bihar - - 7 9 14 - - - - - 30

Chhattisgarh - - - 3 1 - - - - - 4

Chandigarh - - - - 1 - - - - - 1

Delhi 1 1 1 27 43 1 2 - 1 3 80

Goa - - - 1 3 - - - - 2 6

Gujarat 1 - - 4 12 1 - - - 1 19

Haryana - - - 7 6 - - - - - 13

Himachal Pradesh - - - 1 4 - - - - - 5

Jammu & Kashmir - - 1 5 3 - - - - 18 27

Jharkhand 2 - 2 13 12 1 1 - - 1 32

Karnataka - - - 11 15 1 2 - 1 - 30

Kerala - - - 8 10 - 2 2 - - 22

Madhya Pradesh - - - 2 4 - - - - - 6

Maharashtra 15 14 9 67 80 5 10 3 6 37 246

Manipur 1 - 1 5 10 2 2 - - - 21

Meghalaya - 1 - 1 3 - - - - - 5

Nagaland - 1 - - 1 - 1 - - - 3

Orissa - - - 8 19 1 2 - - - 30

Punjab - - - 3 2 - - - - - 5

Rajasthan - - 2 2 4 - - - - - 8

Sikkim - - - - 2 - - - - - 2

Tamil Nadu - - - 6 8 2 - - 2 - 18

Tripura - - 1 - - - - - - 1

Uttaranchal - - - 5 2 - - - - - 7

Uttar Pradesh - 1 2 15 22 - - 1 1 1 43

West Bengal - - 1 23 13 - 3 - - 1 41

FOREIGN COUNTRIES

China - - - 1 - - - - - - 1

Japan - - - 1 - - - - - - 1

Srilanka - - - - 2 - - - - - 2

Norway - - - - 1 - - - - - 1

USA - - - - 4 - - - - - 4

Nepal - - - 2 4 - - - - - 6

Mauritius - - - - - - - - 1 - 1

Total 20 20 30 247 329 19 29 7 12 66 779

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APPENDIX 9

Research Projects of Master’s Degree Students

Name of StudentTitle of Research Project Guide

DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

Road to Development: The Socioeconomic Importance of the Silk Route

vis-à-vis the Reopening of the Nathula Pass

Mr. Ankur Mahanta Dr. Ashwani Kumar

Foreign Investments: Relation Between the State and Markets — Capital

Mobility and Labour Mobility

Ms. Anuradha Chatterji Dr. Sandhya Iyer

Evaluation of National Rural Employment Act and its Implementation Ms. Anushree Kirtania Mr. P. Gopinath

The Collapse of Public Agricultural Extension Services in Andhra Pradesh Mr. Bheemeshwar Reddy A. Dr. R. Ramakumar

Role of Modern Technology in Labour-intensive Small Scale Industry in

India

Ms. Amruta Vijay Dadhe Prof. Sharit Bhowmik

Impact of Government-Sponsored Entrepreneurship Development

Programme Among the Mishing /Miri Tribe of Assam

Ms. Deepti Morang Dr. C.J. Sonowal

Concept of Identity: Muslim Youth in Mumbai Ms. Ganga Shreedhar Dr. Ritambhara Hebbar

Migration and Livelihood Issues of the Tribes of Dang District Mr. Vijaykumar Jethabhai Gohel Prof. Lakshmi Lingam

Dalits in Urban India Ms. Ketaki Umesh Jaywant Prof. A. Ramaiah

The Problem of Floods in Bihar Ms. Madhavi Jha Dr. Abdul Shaban

The Role of NGOs and Civil Society in Development Initiatives Mr. Manohar Kumar Dr. Ashwani Kumar

Sarva Shikshan Abhiyan Ms. Maya Arun Kilpadi Dr. Rajani Konantambigi

Migration of Labourers from Jharkhand Mr. Md. Ziauddin Khan Prof. Swapna

Banerjee-Guha

Nutritional Health Status of Children (0-6 Years) in an Underdeveloped

District of Maharashtra

Ms. Daksha Chandu Parmar Dr. P.M. Sandhya Rani

Commercialisation of Education and its Impact on the Marginalised Mr. Pindiga Ambedkar Prof. G.G. Wankhede

The Politics of Urban Development Ms. Radhika Bharadwaj Prof. R.N. Sharma

Role of Special Economic Zones in Employment Generation and

Entrepreneurship Development

Mr. Rahul Kisan Gavali Dr. Sujata Sriram

Urbanisation and Sustainable Water Supply: A Case of Mumbai Ms. Revati Nitin Dhoble Dr. Abdul Shaban

Tribal Perspective on Development: Case Study of Ukhrul, Manipur Ms. Rinreichon Shaiza Mr. Alex Akhup

Tribal Administration and Development Problems: The Case of Munda

Village in Jharkhand

Ms. Ritika Pandey Prof. J.J. Roy Burman

Effect of Globalisation on the Labour Market and its Continuing Impact on

Employment Patterns the World over with Particular Reference to India

Ms. Rukmini Tankha Prof. Sharit Bhowmik

Labour Liberalisation and Aggregate Demand Mr. Sandipan Paul Dr. P.M. Sandhya Iyer

Special Economic Zones and their Socioeconomic Implications Mr. Shashi Ratnaker Singh Prof. R.N. Sharma

Education in Vanvasi Kalyan Parishad Schools: Decline in Secular Spaces Ms. Shweta Sadanand Shetty Prof. Padma Velaskar

Neo-Liberal Economic Policies and its Aftermath on Agriculture Ms. Swasti Pachauri Dr. R. Ramakumar

Culture Resistance and Development: The Case of South America Ms. Vasundhara Jairath Dr. Ritambhara Hebbar

HEALTH ADMINISTRATION

Study of Referral Mechanism between Voluntary Counselling and Treating

Centre: RNTCP Centres

Dr. Pramila Singh Dr. Harshad Thakur

The Barriers to the Effective Implementation of HIV /AIDS Programme in

Ukhrul

Mr. Pamrichan Ragui Dr. K. Anil Kumar

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Examining Institutional Systems and Ethics of Community-Based Health

Insurance: A Case Study

Dr. Suman De Dr. Sandhya Iyer

Quality of Life (QOL) of Older Persons Dr. Chesta Sharma Dr. Sujata Sriram

Assessing the Determinants of Health Service Utilisation by Cervical

Cancer Patients

Ms. Amita Gadre Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee

and Dr. Shankar Das

Role of Political Elite, Socioeconomic Condition and Work Stress on

Performance of Anganwadi Workers: A Study in Amravati District

Dr. Pravinkumar R. Shirsat Dr. K. Anil Kumar

Knowledge, Attitude and Practices (KAP) of Mothers regarding Diarrhoea

of Children under the Age of Five Years in Koraput District of Orissa

Dr. Chandan Kumar Das Dr. V. Gowri

Expenditure on Health in Marwari Families of Mumbai Mr. Nitesh Kumar Dixit Dr. V. Gowri

Health Care Seeking Behaviour among Men Living with HIV in Thane

District

Dr. Sachin Ganorkar Prof. Shalini Bharat

To Assess the Impact of Public-Private Partnership on TB Control

Programme

Mr. Mahendra Gaware Dr. Ramila Bisht

Occupational Health Hazards of Call Centre Employees Mr. Gopal K. Pattanayak Dr. Harshad Thakur

An Exploratory Study to Understand the Utilisation Pattern, Perception and

Satisfaction of Users of Tele-health Services at the District Hospital,

Chamarajanagara

Dr. N. Vijaya Raghavan Dr. Ramila Bisht

Case Study of a HIV Self-Help Group in Mumbai Dr. Ajay Sharma Dr. Shankar Das

Awareness and Experience of the Beneficiaries of Chiranjeevi Yojana Dr. Surendra Gupta Dr. V. Gowri

HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION

Identifying Dimensions of Hospital Service Quality: A Gap Analysis of

Patients, Providers and Regulators’ Perspective of Service Quality

Dr. Altaf A. Virani Mr. M. Mariappan and

Dr. Hemal Shroff

Role of Job Delight: Expectations, Identities and Behaviours in Hospital

Administrators

Dr. Richa Sharma Prof. D.K. Srivastava

Total Quality Management Conceptualisation and Implementation in Select

Hospital Settings

Dr. Kanchan Dwivedi Mr. P. Vijayakumar

HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT AND LABOUR RELATIONS

Evaluation of the Historical Evolution of Strategic Human Resource

Management

Ms. Harshita Chaudhary Prof. R.C. Datta

Relationship between Job Opportunities in a Globalised Environment and

Rate of Attrition

Ms. Nidhi Chahal Prof. R.C. Datta

The Impact of Information Technology on Professional Competence in

HRM

Mr. Bhagwat Karat Prof. Sharit Bhowmik

Attrition Issues and Strategies to Retain Human Capital: Study of Selected

Business Processing Organisations (BPOs) in Mumbai

Ms. Monica S. Suryawanshi Prof. Sharit Bhowmik

From Public Sector to Private Sector: Dynamics of Corporate Change —

Study of Videsh Sanchar Nigam Limited

Mr. Ashok Kanojiya Prof. Sharit Bhowmik

Need for a Trade Union in Information Technology / Business Processing

Outsourcing Industry

Mr. Joseph Anthony Kujur Prof. D.K. Srivastava

The Role of HR as a Strategic Partner in an Organisation Ms. Mandip Kaur Pable Prof. D.K. Srivastava

Linkages between Collective Bargaining and Productivity: Case Study of

Selected Organisations

Ms. Nupur Jain Prof. D.K. Srivastava

Governance of Trade Unions: Case Study of Selected Trade Unions in

Mumbai

Ms. Sagili Srividya Prof. D.K. Srivastava

Globalisation and Work Place Practices: A Study of Service Sectors Mr. Shakti S. Shekhawat Prof. D.K. Srivastava

Job Delight: A Study of Call Centre Executives Mr. Arun Mirchandani Prof. D.K. Srivastava

The Changing Contours of ‘Work-Life-Balances’ Ms. Mridula Shukla Prof. D.K. Srivastava

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Study of Trade Unions in Indian Railways Mr. Raghav Singh Prof. D.K. Srivastava

Impact of Globalisation on IR Practices in India Mr. Neville Savio Kujur Dr. E. Toppo

Corporate Governance of Stock Exchanges: A Study with Special Reference

to Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange

Mr. Kingshuk Das Dr. Santanu Sarkar

Managing Talent: Exploring the New Psychological Contract Ms. Suman Kumari Dr. Santanu Sarkar

Critical Analysis of Performance Management Systems Prevalent in

Organisations and its Effectiveness: Study of the Effect of Human

Dimensions and Interpersonal Relationship in Appraisals

Ms. Neelam Vaswani Dr. Santanu Sarkar

The Impact of Organisational Culture on Employee Performance in the

Service Sector

Ms. Renjini Alex Dr. Santanu Sarkar

Impact of Trainer's Approach on Training Experience Ms. Rohini Kulkarni Dr. Santanu Sarkar

Study on the Role of HR Practices in Enhancing the Supply-Chain Mr. Subrata K. Saha Dr. Santanu Sarkar

Training for Virtual Teams: An Investigation of Current Practices and

Future Needs of Indian Companies

Mr. Subhashish Chakrbarty Dr. Santanu Sarkar

Work Life Balances and its Impact on Employee Retention:

A Study in the IT Sector

Ms. Anchaal Grover Dr. Sasmita Palo

The Impact of Organisational Characteristics on Outsourcing of HR

Activities

Mr. Anurag Saxena Dr. Sasmita Palo

A Study of Competency-Based Training and its Effectiveness in Indian

Organisations

Ms. Parul Arora Dr. Sasmita Palo

Employer Branding Strategies: A Comparative Study Across Sectors Ms. Shivangi Varma Dr. Sasmita Palo

Talent Management in the IT Sector Ms. Vedika Burman Dr. Sasmita Palo

Compensation and Benefits in the IT Industry Ms. Saumya Gupta Dr. Sasmita Palo

Achieving TQM Effectiveness through Training : A Case Study Ms. Roomana N. Basha Dr. Sasmita Palo

A Study of Employee Engagement in the Service Sector Ms. Sowjanya V. Dr. Sasmita Palo

Assessing Effectiveness of Human Resource Measurement Tools Mr. Prabhat Deo Ms. Sarala Rao

Performance Management in Practice: Case Study from Selected

Organisations

Mr. Amit Haldar Ms. Sarala Rao

HR Interventions in Change Management Mr. Gaurav S. Kaul Ms. Sarala Rao

Study of Employee Engagement Practices in Various Organisations Mr. Jaideep Singh Ms. Sarala Rao

HR's Role in Brand Management Mr. Vibhu Goel Ms. Sarala Rao

A Qualitative Study of Significance of HR Metrics and Industry Perception

about Use of HR Metrics

Mr. Hargovind S. Adhikari Ms. Sarala Rao

Talent Management Strategies in IT Organisations Ms. Shilpa Bhagwat Ms. Sarala Rao

From Homemaker to CEO: Women Reaching the Top — Challenges and

Practices

Mr. Vipul Kumar Ms. Sarala Rao

Leadership Development Strategies in the Retail Sector Mr. Babu Bhaskaran Mr. P. Vijayakumar

Developing a Sustainable Business Model for the Micro-Enterprise Unit,

Vidyashree, Kerala

Mr. Sreeram V. Mr. P. Vijayakumar

Leadership Challenges among Human Resource Professionals:

An Exploratory Study

Ms. Sheveta Arya Mr. P. Vijayakumar

The Impact of Workplace-related Stress on Employees and Organisations

in the IT / ITES Sector

Mr. Romit Choudhury Mr. P. Vijayakumar

Strategies for Attraction and Retention of Talent in the Retail Industry:

An Exploratory Study

Ms. Vidhi Mundra Mr. P. Vijayakumar

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SOCIAL WORK

Issues Related to Labour and Livelihood

A Study of the Socioeconomic Condition of Women Brick-Kiln Workers in

Bashirhat Sub-division, West Bengal

Ms. Satarupa Dutta Dr. Swati Banerjee

Exploring Intersections Between Gender, Work and Religion: A Study of

Muslim Women Workers in Slum Areas of Mumbai

Ms. Yaguta Contractor Dr. Amita Bhide

Socioeconomic Status and Problems of Tea Plantation Labourers of Assam Ms. Antara Borkakoty Prof. J.J. Roy Burman

People’s Perceptions of Changes in Agriculture and Lifestyle in Rural Leh,

Ladakh

Ms. Varsha Patel Dr. Ramila Bisht

A Study of the Socioeconomic Status of Chhotanagpur Migrated Workers

in the Tea Gardens of Jhapa district, East Nepal

Mr. Dilip Toppo Dr. H. Beck

Industry’s Perception of Employability of Persons with Disability Ms. Gauri Sharma Prof. Lina Kashyap

Organising the Unorganised: A Case of the Domestic Workers Ms. Neha Parti Prof. R.C. Datta

Issues related to Identity, Culture and Religion

Loss of Cultural Identity in Kashmiri Pundits Living in Jammu Ms. Akansha Kaul Prof. Surinder Jaswal

Impact of Education on the Decision-Making Process Among Muslim

Women

Mr. Al Furqan Shah Khan Prof. Ranu Jain

Being Muslim: A Study of Muslim Youth in Delhi Ms. Smriti Vaid Dr. Sujata Sriram

Sub-altern Art forms, Revolutionary Music and Urban Educated Youth:

A Case Study

Ms. Donnaliane D’Souza Mr. Daniel S.R.

Communal Stress in Leh: Causes and Consequences Mr. Sujeet Kumar Varma Dr. B. Manjula

Role of the Lepcha Youth in the Preservation of the Lepcha Culture Ms. Mabel Denzin Gergan Mr. Daniel S.R.

Media in the Making of Identity: A Study of Youth in Kerala Ms. Shruti Herbert Dr. B. Manjula

Representation of Mental Illness in Mainstream Indian Cinema Ms. Shikha Lakhanpal Dr. B. Manjula

The Patvas, Scroll Painters of Naya, West Bengal: A Case Study Ms. Yagna Nag Chowdhuri Dr. Ritambhara Hebbar

Issues related to Child Rights and Services for Children

A Comparative Study of the Nature and Impact of Legal Orders passed by

the Juvenile Justice Board on Boys and Girls

Ms. Namrata Ghoshal Ms. K.P. Asha Mukundan

Child Participation for Eliminating Child Labour: A Case Study of Bal

Panchayat

Mr. Amit Kumar Ms. Mohua Nigudkar

A Study of the NGOs’ Services/Programmes in Promoting Child Rights in

the Context of Child Labour

Ms. Archi Basu Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani

Understanding the Determinants and Interventions of Infant Malnutrition Ms. Sinjini Ghosh Dr. Rajani Konantambigi

A Study of Repatriation as a Service to Promote Child Rights Ms. Manisha Patil Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani

Dealing with Child Sexual Abuse: Childline’s Experience Ms. Shraddha Prabhu Dr. Shubhada Maitra

Issues related to Women, their Vulnerabilities, and Political Participation

A Study of the Psychosocial Condition of Women in Prison Ms. Subhashree Sanyal Dr. Srilatha Juvva

Sexual Abuse and Coercion on Public Transport: A Cultural Understanding

of Gender and Spaces

Ms. Shreya Bhattacharya Dr. Nishi Mitra

Domestic Violence against HIV Positive Women: An Exploratory Study Ms. Neha Kagal Ms. Brinelle D’Souza

Participation of Women in Local Self-Governance: A Study of Apatani

Tribal Women in Lower Subansiri

Ms. Rimi Tadu Dr. Swati Banerjee

The Participation of Women in Jan Andolan (2006), Nepal: A Case Study Ms. Roni Pradhan Dr. Ritambhara Hebbar

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Family Violence: A Study based on the Life Cycle Approach Ms. Mangala Honawar Dr. Nishi Mitra

Women’s Participation in Political Processes through Panchayati Raj

Institution in Bihar

Ms. Khorshed Navroze Talati Dr. Manish Kimar Jha

A Study of the Vulnerability of Women in Churachandpur District of

Manipur to Commercial Sex Work

Ms. Margaret Khamhauniang

Hangzo


Issues related to Dalits, with their Livelihood and their Mobilisation

Political Mobilisation of Dalits and their Socioeconomic Development:

A Case Study of Maharajganj Uttar Pradesh

Mr. Ashutosh Mishra Dr. Anil Sutar

Manual Scavenging in Chennai: Experiences and Responses of Safai

Karamcharis

Ms. Saveetha M. Prof. A. Ramaiah

A Study of the Socioeconomic Condition of Mortuary Workers in BMC and

Public Hospitals in Mumbai

Mr. Vishwas Bhoja Kapurabai

Sonawale

Mr. Daniel S.R.

Dalit Struggle for Grazing Land in the Marathwada Region of Maharashtra Mr. Dadasaheb J. Tandale Prof. A. Ramaiah

Impact of Swabhiman Yojna on the Socioeconomic Condition of Dalits in

Rural Maharashtra: The Case of Yavatmal District

Mr. Sagar Chandrakant Zende Prof. A. Ramaiah

A Study of the Problems faced by Dalit-led Organisations in terms of

Fund-Raising

Mr. Sameer B. Taware Dr. E. Toppo

Issues related to Health, Mental Health, and Sexuality

A Study of Occult Health Practices in the Kumaon Hills Region of

Uttarakhand

Ms. Sukriti Gangola Dr. Srilatha Juvva

Personal Hygiene Practices and Public Health Interventions in Disaster:

Lessons to Learn — A Study of Flood-affected Households in Mumbai

2005

Ms. Mikiko Osaka Dr. Jacquleen Joseph

Social Support and Mental Health of MSM in Mumbai Mr. Murugesan Sivasubramanian Prof. Surinder Jaswal

Being a Eunuch: Social Adjustment and Formation of Identity in

Contemporary Society

Ms. Manisha Lath Dr. Asha Banu Soletti

Understanding the Dynamics of the Recovery Process in Schizophrenia Ms. Jyoti Bajpai Dr. Shubhada Maitra

Social Exclusion of GLBT in Mumbai City Ms. Anasuya Ray Dr. Asha Banu Soletti

Issues related to Tribals and their Livelihoods

Governance in Tribal Areas: A Case Study of Tirunelly Panchayat (Kerala) Ms. Smita Jacob Dr. Bipin Jojo

Socioeconomic Conditions of the Chagpas and Recent Changes Ms. Racheal Nilza Prof. J.J. Roy Burman

Kamatham in Dabbapalem: A Study of Collective Farming in a Tribal Village Ms. Gowri Iyer Dr. Bipin Jojo

Livelihood Options Among the Youth of Zeliangrong Tribe Ms. Guangchunliu Gangmei Mr. Alex Akhup

Impact of Industrialisation on Tribals: A Case Study of Sponge and Iron

Factory in Budakata, Orissa

Ms. Nilamadhab Digal Dr. Bipin Jojo

Revisiting Development: Issues related to the Concept, Processes, and Management of Development

Social Capital and Development: A Case of the Kolta Tribe in Uttaranchal Ms. Shivridhi Shukla Dr. Ashwani Kumar

Understanding the Unfolding Environment Agenda of a Global City:

A Case Study of River Yamuna and the People Along its Banks

Ms. Titiksha Shukla Dr. Amita Bhide

CSR Initiatives in the Small and Medium Size Enterprises Ms. Kalka Dutta Dr. Swapan Garain

A Study of the Perceptions and Practices of NGO Accountability:

Multiple Stakeholders’ Views

Ms. Tu Wen Wen Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani

Youth Participation and Mobilisation by Political Parties in Mumbai City Mr. Manoj P. Nigudkar Dr. Mouleshri Vyas

Commodification of Rivers in Global Cities: A Case of Yamuna in Delhi Ms. Sarandha Jain Dr. Amita Bhide

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Exploring Social Entrepreneurship: A Case Study of Tawa Matsya Sangh

(M.P.) — A Fishing Cooperative

Ms. Smriti Kedia Prof. R.C. Datta

Varied Stakeholder Perspectives of the Criminal Justice System

An In-depth Study of the Process for Registration of F.I.Rs/Complaints in

Mumbai City

Mr. Ashish Srivastava Prof. Arvind Tiwari

Perceptions about the Lives of Male Youth Associated with Human

Trafficking: The Insider’s Viewpoint

Ms. Saumya Bahuguna Mr. Vijay Raghavan

Custodial Deaths in Police Custody: A Case Study of Delhi Ms. Archana Prof. Arvind Tiwari

Stress Among Nagpur Police: A Comparative Study Across Hierarchical

Posts

Mr. Pradip Kamble Mr. Vijay Raghavan

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APPENDIX 10

M.Phil. and Ph.D. Seminars

Title Research Scholar Name of the Guide

CULTURE AND IDENTITY

Ethnicity and Ethnic Identity Ms. Kamlesh Bamotra Prof. N. Jayaraman

Negotiating Youth Identities: A Study of the Visual Media and Cultural

Identity of Youth in Bangalore

Ms. Shruthi Kodihalli Narayan Prof. Anjali Monteiro

Syncretism and Shared Spaces: Communities, Shrines and Burgeoning

Changes

Ms. Rama Shyam Prof. J.J. Roy Burman

Youth, Choice and Subjective Well-being: Dialecties of Culture and

Society

Ms. Mamatha Karollil Dr. Rajani Konantambigi


Affirmative Action including Reservation Scope and Limitation in a

Private Sector

Mr. Vijay Wavare Prof. Sharit Bhowmik

Food, Security, Land Utilisation and Human Development of Scheduled

Tribe Communities in Jharkhand

Mr. Antony M. Puthumattathil Dr. Bino Paul G.D.

Forestry and Ethnicity in North East India: The Case of Bodos in Assam Mr. J.D. Herembeshwar

Basumatary


Social Work Practices, Tradition and Changes among the Sumi Tribe of

Nagalim

Ms. Toli Kiba Prof. J.J. Roy Burman

The Impact of Dalit Land Right Movement on the Socioeconomic and

Political Status of Rural Dalits in Marathwada Region of

Maharashtra

Mr. Manoj Wahane Prof. A Ramaiah

Trials and Tribulation in Indian Nation State: Self-Determination

Movement amongst the Meiteis of Manipur

Mr. Hanjabam Shukhdeba

Sharma


DISABILITY

Educating Children with Disabilities in Inclusive Classrooms Ms. Ashima Rao Prof. Vrinda Datta

Experiences of Students with Disabilities at Higher Education in Andhra

Pradesh

Mr. Ambati Nageswara Rao Prof. Lina Kashyap

Prevalence and Nature of Learning Disability in Children from Marathi

Medium Schools in Mumbai

Ms. Nandini Ravi Dr. Rajani Konanthabigi

EDUCATION

Elementary Education among the Tangkhul Naga: A Study of Hoomi

Village of Ukhrul District, Manipur

Mr. Kashung Zingran Kengoo Dr. Nandini Manjrekar

Teachers Role and Influence on Education and Development of Tribal

Children

Mr. Surendra Bhalerao Dr. Bipin Jojo

Training/Education of Elementary Teachers in India Ms. Hisako Abai Prof. D. Saldanha

EMPLOYMENT AND LIVELIHOOD

An Economics of Strategy in Small-Scale Industries: A Case Study of

Karnataka

Mr. Venkatesh Murthy R. Dr. Bino Paul G.D.

Decent Work in the Urban Informal Sector: A Study of Street Vendors

in Mumbai

Mr. Debdulal Saha Prof. Sharit Bhowmick

Internet Job Boards: A Case Study of Job Matching and Employment

Provision

Ms. Afsha Dokadia Dr. Sasmita Palo

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Microfinance as a Tool of Poverty Reduction: A Study of Jorhat District

of Assam

Ms. Bhaswati Baishya Prof. J.J. Roy Burman

HEALTH AND MENTAL HEALTH

A Social Construction View of Women’s Experiences with Body-weight,

with a Focus on Emotional Well-being

Ms. Bidisha Banerjee Dr. Shubhada Maitra

A Study of Stigma Discrimination and Rights among Persons Living

with Mental Illness

Ms. Sayani Pan Prof. Vimla Nadkarni

A Study on Health-Seeking Behaviour Among the Lois in Manipur Mr. Nganthoiba Mangang Pebam Dr. Ramila Bisht

A Study on the Psychological Dimensions of the Experiences of

Women with Breast Cancer: From Diagnosis to Two Years

Post-mastectomy

Ms. Asha Vijayan Dr. Srilatha Juvva

Exploring Life Situation of Parents and Paediatric

Palliative Patients

Ms. Mrunal Marathe Dr. Ramila Bisht

Impact of Encounter Group on Emotional Intelligence of Women

Survivors of Child Abuse

Ms. Theresa K. Prof. Surinder Jaswal

Perceptions of Tribal Adolescent Mothers on Reproductive and Sexual

Health Practice: A Study on the Muthuvan Community of Southern

Kerala

Ms. Rincy Sabastian Dr. Shubhada Maitra

Role of Religion and Political Ideology in Fostering Resilience in

Children Living with Political Violence in Kashmir

Ms. Chandrani Dasgupta Dr. Lata Narayan

Social Determinants of Health Ms. Vinalini Mathrani Prof. Surinder Jaswal

Social Support System of Bypass Surgery Patients:

A Study in Mumbai

Ms. Amrita Sahu Dr. Ramila Bisht

The Significance of Unstructured Play in Promoting Child Mental

Health

Ms. Lata Shenana Prof. Surinder Jaswal

Understanding and Exploring Linkages between Mental Health and

Gynaecological Morbidity

Ms. Tabinda Sahar Dr. Shubhada Maitra

HEALTH SYSTEMS AND SERVICES

A Study of Evaluation of Health Programmes in Voluntary Sector in

India

Ms. Rohini Shinde Dr. Swapan Garain

A Study on Process Management for Improving Quality of Ophthalmic

Outpatient Services

Mr. Akilan Arunkumar Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian

A Study on Utilisation Pattern of Health Services by HIV/AIDs-Infected

Widows in Manipur

Ms. Jennifer Kipgen Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian

Quality Work Environment and Performance: A Study of Nursing Staff

in Public Sector Hospitals

Mr. M. Mariappan Prof. Nasreen Rustomfram


Board–Executive Relationship in the Voluntary Organisations Ms. Meghadeepa Chakraborty Dr. Swapan Garain

Change Management Strategies: An Organisational-Level Study Mr. Ratnadhar Nelapati Dr. Sasmita Palo

Enhancing the Value of Recognition for Employees: A Cross Section

Study

Ms. Pragya Sonawane Prof. D.K. Srivastava

Knowledge Sharing in Organisations: Role of Culture Ms. Manjiri Amitabh Prof. R.C. Datta

Organisational Excellence: A Case Study of an Indian Public Sector

Enterprise

Mr. V.N. Srivastava Prof. Sharit Bhowmik

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NETWORKS

A Study of Networks among Migrant Construction Workers in Goa Mr. Denzil Fernandes Dr. Bino Paul G.D.

Institutional Role and Networks in Knowledge Activity: A Case Study of

Economic Discipline in India

Mr. Krishna M. Dr. Bino Paul G.D.

RELIEF AND REHABILITATION

Gender Dimensions in Disaster Management with Reference to

Tsunami Relief and Rehabilitation

Ms. Ujwala Talluri Raj Prof. Janaki Andharia

Living with Floods in Pathar Pratima Block, West Bengal Mr. Mohan Kumar Bera Prof. Subodh Wagle

Resettlement and Rehabilitation of Development Induced

Displacement: A Case Study of Utkal Alumina Industry, Kashipur,

Orissa

Mr. Satya Prakash Garada Dr. Bipin Jojo

URBAN ISSUES

Exploring Differential Access to Water in a Slum Colony in Mumbai Ms. Sharmila Joshi Prof. Lakshmi Lingam

WOMEN

Non-hierarchical Organising Lessons from a Women’s Collective Ms. Shaila Desouza Prof. N. Jayaraman

Women, Empowerment and Self Ms. Nandita Mondal Prof. Shalini Bharat

YOUTH

A Study of Factors Influencing Recidivism among Youth Involved in

Crimes of Serious Nature

Mr. Vijay Raghavan Dr. Neela Dabir

A Study on the Role of Bodo Youth in Community Service in Chirang

Distrct, BTC Assam

Mr. Charan Basumatary Dr. C.J. Sonowal

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APPENDIX 11

Students’ Union Executive Committee,

2007–2008

President : Mr. Victor Narzary

Vice-President : Mr. Pindiga Ambedkar

General Secretary : Mr. Al Furqan Shah Khan

Treasurer : Mr. Yacoub Z. Kurvilla

Cultural Secretary : Ms. Yagna Chowdhuri

Sports Secretary : Mr. Larry Kupar Rymbai

Literary Secretary : Mr. Subhashis Chakrabarty

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APPENDIX 12

Financial Statement

AUDITED BALANCE SHEET, AT A GLANCE, AS ON MARCH 31, 2007

Capital and Liabilities Rs. in lakhs

1. Capital Grants 485.44

2. Endowments 467.53

3. Funds and Donations 3,974.46

4. Project Credit Balances 1,191.31

5. Sundry Creditors 328.52

6. Advance Grant Received from UGC 42.07

6,489.33

Property and Assets

1. Land and Buildings 1,096.31

2. Furniture and Equipment 1,318.03

3. Library Books 2.49

4. Investments 2,922.89

5. Sundry Debtors 563.71

6. Project Debit Balances 247.81

7. Stocks 45.16

8. Advances and Deposits 17.79

9. Cash and Bank Balances 275.14

6,489.33

AUDITED INCOME AND EXPENDITURE, AT A GLANCE, AS ON MARCH 31, 2007

Rs. in lakhs

A. Expenditure

Salary: Pay and Allowances 784.32

Retirement Benefits 128.16

Non-Salary Items 389.32

Excess of Income over Expenditure 42.07

1,343.87

B. Income

University Grants Commission 1,149.83

Sir Dorabji Tata Trust 10.00

Institute’s Income 184.04

1,343.87

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APPENDIX 13

Administrative and Technical Staff Participation in

Conferences, Seminars, Workshops and Training Programmes

Staff Member Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature of

Participation

Mr. Mustafa Momin,

Ms. Nirmala Momin and

Mr. Karunakar Shetty

CEP Short Course on

Delivering High Quality

Services in Guest House

Mumbai Mar. 14–15,

2008

Indian Institute of

Technology

Participants

Mr. S. Madakam Application of Web

Technologies

Hyderabad Feb. 4–9,

2008

National Institute of

Rural Development (NIRD)

Participant

Mr. Vasant Bhasra 31st All India Conference of

the Indian Society of

Criminology on

Strengthening the Criminal

Justice System

Bhopal Jan. 18–20,

2008

Indian Society of

Criminology; and National

Law Institute University

Participant

Ms. Rajee Menon Pre-Conference Workshop on

Theme-Centred Interaction:

Diversity Towards an

Openness to You and the

World

Devlali Jan. 1–6,

2008

Centre for Lifelong

Learning, TISS

Participant

Mr. Ram Gudivada and

Mr. V.K. Shinde


Emerging Trends in

Information Technology

Pune Dec. 3–7,

2007

Association of Indian

Universities (AIU)

Participants

Mr. H.J. Worlikar,

Mr. L.C. Kamble and

Mr. R.D. Pawar

First Aid Training Programme Thane Dec. 2–16,

2007

The First Aid Training

Centre

Participants

Ms. Sonal Sampat Maya 8.5 Mumbai Dec. 2007–

Feb. 2008

Institute for Design of

Electrical Measuring

Instruments (IDEMI)

Participant

Ms. Sunita Dabir Workshop on Emotional

Intelligence

Mumbai Nov. 30,

2007

Komalsparsh Participant

Ms. Janaki Ramdas and

Mr. Santosh Palve

The Right To Information

Act-2005

New Delhi Nov. 16–17,

2007

Institute of Socio Economic

Research & Action (ISERA)

Participants

Mr. Vasant Bhasra National Seminar on Social

Work and HIV/AIDS

Guwahati Nov. 15–17,

2007

Indira Gandhi National

Open University

Participant

Mr. M.D. Sawant Web Designing and

Developing

Mumbai Nov. 13,

2007–Feb.

13, 2008

IDEMI Participant

Ms. Janaki Ramdas and

Mr. Shahaji Chavan

Workshop on Good

Governance

New Delhi Oct. 29–

Nov. 2,

2007

Institute of Secretariat &

Management

Participants

Ms. Nirmala Momin,

Ms. P. Susheela Ashok,

Ms. Sheela Rajendra,

Ms. Olive Fernandes,

Ms. Leonilla Rodrigues,

Mr. C. Subramanian and

Mr. A.R. Raut

Workshop on Staff

Development, Improving

Efficiency and Effectiveness

of Secretaries/Assistants and

Office Staff

New Delhi Oct. 11–13,

2007

ISERA Participants

Participant

Mr. Sandeep Chatterjee Workshop on Right to

Information Act- 2005

New Delhi Aug. 29–30,

2007

Impact Academy of Training

& Consultancy, Gurgaon

Participant

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Mr. Prabhu Gaddimani and

Mr. Ravindra Pothare


Knowledge Management in

Rural Development Spectrum

Hyderabad Aug. 20–22,

2007

NIRD Participants

Mr. H.G. Bhise and

Mr. Shahaji Chavan


Management of University

Administration

University of

Calcutta,

Kolkata

Aug. 20–22,

2007

AIU Participants

Ms. Premlata Jambulkar Workshop on Maths

Exploration

Mumbai Aug. 8, and

12, 2007

Indian Association of

Pre-School Education

(IAPE)

Participant

Mr. Bharat Ahire Video Editing Course on Final

Cut: Pro Primer-Professional

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Mumbai Aug. 2007 RSG Infotech Pvt. Ltd. Participant

Mr. S.M. Mahale National Convention on Ten

Years of Post-based Roster

Bangalore Jul. 2–4,

2007

Indian Institute of Public

Administration

Participant

Mr. R.H. Saundarva Workshop on Repairs,

Rehabilitation, Waterproofing

and Durability of Existing

RCC Building and Quality

Management for Engineers

Mumbai Jun. 16–30,

2007

The Institution of Engineers

(India)

Participant

Mr. M. Ramasubramanian Purchase Policy and

Procedure in Government

Department, Autonomous

Bodies and PSUs

New Delhi Jun. 14–16,

2007

Centre for Training and

Social Research

Participant

Mrs. P. Jambulkar Annual Certificate Refresher

Course on Developmentally

Appropriate Curriculum

Mumbai May 28–

Jun. 2,

2007

IAPE Participant

Mr. S.B. Patil,

Mr. Anand Khole and

Ms. Joycie Dias

Technical Workshop on Cash

and Accounts Management

New Delhi May 10–12,

2007

ISERA Participant

Administrative Staff Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Natrue of

Participation

APPENDIX 14

Appointments, Promotions and Retirements

Name Designation Affiliation Date

APPOINTMENTS

Dr. Lina Kashyap Deputy Director – Apr. 13, 2008

Dr. T. Rajaretnam Project Management Specialist Project Management Cell Mar. 17, 2008

Dr. Padma Sarangapani Professor Centre for Studies in Sociology of Education,

School of Social Sciences

Feb. 4, 2008

Dr. Laxmi Thummuru Assistant Professor Director’s Office Feb. 4, 2008

Mr. Laxmikant Dwivedi Assistant Professor Project Management Cell Jan. 17, 2008

Ms. Janaki Ramdas Deputy Registrar Infrastructure Development and Support Jan. 11, 2008

Dr. Rohit Mutatkar Assistant Professor Project Management Cell Jan. 8, 2008

Dr. Kadhushree Sekhar Associate Professor Centre for Study of Social Exclusion and Inclusive

Policy, School of Social Sciences

Dec. 27, 2007

Dr. Ram Babu Assistant Professor Centre for Study of Social Exclusion and

Inclusive Policy, School of Social Sciences

Nov. 28, 2007

Dr. Sai Thakur Assistant Professor Centre for Study of Social Exclusion and


Nov. 19, 2007

Ms. Darshana Buddhiwant Archive Assistant Centre for Media and Cultural Studies Nov. 15, 2007

Mr. Dilip Kumar Shetty Deputy Registrar Personnel and Administration Nov. 8, 2007

Mr. K.V. Nagesh Babu Assistant Professor Centre for Media and Cultural Studies Nov. 2, 2007

Ms. Gouri Uchgaonkar Archivist Centre for Media and Cultural Studies Nov. 1, 2007

Ms. Shilpa Phadke Assistant Professor Centre for Media and Cultural Studies Oct. 15, 2007

Ms. Barsha Dey Programme Officer Centre for Media and Cultural Studies Oct. 8, 2007

Dr. Subodh Wagle Professor Director's Office Oct. 3, 2007

Mr. Makhan Saikia Assistant Registrar Academic Section Sep. 17, 2007

Dr. B. Manjula Associate Professor Centre for Media and Cultural Studies Sep. 12, 2007

Mr. B. Pandu Reddy Deputy Registrar Finance and Accounts Aug. 14, 2007

Dr. A. Ramaiah Professor Centre for Study of Social Exclusion and


Aug. 13, 2007

Dr. Shewli Kumar Assistant Professor Centre for Social Justice and Governance,

School of Social Work

Aug. 13, 2007

Ms. Gargi Biswas Assistant Professor School of Rural Development Aug. 1, 2007

Ms. Sonal Sampat Lower Division Clerk Centre for Media and Cultural Studies Jul. 23, 2007

Mr. Mathew George Assistant Professor Centre for Health and Social Sciences,


Jul. 16, 2007

Dr. Bino Paul G.D. Associate Professor Centre for Human Resource Management and Labour

Relations, School of Management and Labour Studies

Jul. 2, 2007

Mr. Ram P. Gudivada Systems Anlayst-cum-Programmer Computer Centre Jun. 16, 2007

Dr. Hemal Shroff Assistant Professor Centre for Health and Social Sciences,


Jun. 15, 2007

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Ms. Roshni Nair Assistant Professor Centre for Criminology and Justice,


Jun. 4, 2007

Mr. Somayya Madakam Systems Analayst-cum-Programmer Computer Centre Jun. 1, 2007

Ms. Katy Y. Gandevia Professor Centre for Health and Mental Health,


May 6, 2007

Dr. Manish Kumar Jha Associate Professor Centre for Community Organisation and Development

Practice, School of Social Work

May 6, 2007

Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee Associate Professor Centre for Health Policy, Planning and

Management, School of Health System Studies

May 6, 2007

Ms. Jitkaur L. Golait Assistant SC/ST Cell May 1, 2007

Mr. Anilkumar Jaiswal Facility Services Telephone Operator Apr. 4, 2007

PROMOTIONS

Dr. Arvind Tiwari Professor Centre for Socio-Legal Studies and

Human Rights, School of Social Sciences

May 5, 2007

Dr. J.J. Roy Burman Professor Centre for Study of Social Exclusion and


Aug. 14, 2007

Mr. Satish T. Kanamadi Assistant Librarian (Sr. Scale) Sir Dorabji Tata Memorial Library Jan. 25, 2007

RETIREMENTS

Dr. R.C. Datta Professor School of Management and Labour Studies Nov. 1, 2007

Mr. G.D. Gor Section Officer Accounts Section Jul. 16, 2007

Dr. Ratna Naik Professor Centre for Development Studies,


Jun. 24, 2007

Dr. Denzil Saldanha Professor Centre for Studies in Sociology of Education,


Jun. 24, 2007

Dr. Chhaya Datar Professor Centre for Women’s Studies,


Jun. 24, 2007

Mr. P.D. Pawar Senior Assistant Computer Centre May 31, 2007

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Name Designation Affiliation Date of Joining

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APPENDIX 15

Candidates for the 68th Convocation

PH.D. IN SOCIAL WORK

Ms. Rita Noronha Ms. Priya Anaokar

PH.D. IN SOCIAL SCIENCES

Ms. Meghana Kelkar

Mr. Rajeev Kumar

Ms. B. Vaithegi

Ms. Nandini Ghosh

Mr. Sthabir Khora

M.PHIL. IN SOCIAL WORK

Mr. Deepak Kumar Ojha

Ms. Vandana

Ms. Archana Singh

M.PHIL. IN SOCIAL SCIENCES

Ms. Milly Sil

Ms. Pragya Sonawane

Ms. Hema Bajaj

Ms. Namrata Chindarkar

Ms. Bhuvaneshwari S.

MASTER OF ARTS IN SOCIAL WORK

Ms. Aditi Varma, B.A.

Ms. Akanksha Kaul, B.A.

Mr. Al Furqan Shah Khan, B.A.

Mr. Amit Dilipbhai Gothwal, B.S.W.

Mr. Amit Kumar, B.A.

Mr. Amit Rana Tirkey, B.A.

Ms. Anasuya Ray, B.A.

Ms. Aneka Suresh Paul, B.Sc.

Ms. Anisha Padhee, B.A.

Ms. Anjana H.V., B.S.W.

Ms. Antara Borkakoty, B.A.

Ms. Anuradha Munshi, B.S.L.S.

Ms. Anushree Jagdish Kini, B.A.

Ms. Archi Basu, B.S.W.

Ms. Arulkani Thangaraj, B.A.

Mr. Ashish Srivastava, B.A.

Mr. Ashutosh Mishra, B.I.T.M.

Ms. Bhumika Vinod Tulalwar, B.S.W.

Mr. Biswas Shonit, B.A.

Mr. Correia Gilroy Michael, B.S.W.

Mr. Dadasaheb Jagannathrao Tandale, B.Sc.

Ms. Debosmita Saha, B.A.

Mr. Dilip Kumar Toppo, B.S.W.

Ms. Donnaliane Edwin D’souza, B.A.

Mr. Ganesh Sahdeo Sodaye, B.S.W.

Ms. Gargi Sen, B.A.

Ms. Gauri Sharma, B.A.

Ms. Gowri Iyer, B.A.

Ms. Guangchunliu Gangmei, B.A.

Ms. Jyoti Bajpai, B.A.

Ms. Kalka Dutta, B.A.

Ms. Karnali Bose, B.A.

Ms. Kasturi Amitava Bose, B.A.

Ms. Khorshed Navroze Talati, B.A.

Ms. Kusum, B.A.

Mr. S. Larry Kupar Rymbai, B.Com.

Ms. Lay Smrity Guria, B.C.A.

Ms. Loveleen Lakra, B.A.

Ms. Mabel Denzin Gergan, B.A.

Mr. S. Mahesh, B.A.

Ms. Maitreyee Vinay Kulkarni, B.A.

Ms. Mangala Maruti Honawar, B.A.

Ms. Manisha Lath, B.A.

Ms. Manisha Gulabrao Patil, B.S.W.

Ms. Margaret Khamhauniang Hangzo, B.A.

Ms. Mary Thomas Maliakal, B.A.

Mr. Mashunngam S Ramsan, B.A.

Ms. Mikiko Osaka, B.P.S

Ms. Mohite Kavita Ashok Sharada, B.A.

Mr. Kamble Pradip Ashok, B.S.W.

Ms. Tadu Rimi, B.A.

Mr. Murugesan Sivasubramanian, B.A.

Ms. Namrata Ghoshal, B.A.

Ms. Neha Kagal, B.A.

Ms. Neha Prakash, B.A.

Ms. Neha Milind Vaidya, B.A.

Ms. Neha Parti, B.A.

Mr. Nigadkar Manoj Pralhad, B.S.L.

Mr. Nilamadhab Digal, B.A.

Ms. Nilofar Kadeer, B.Com.

Ms. Pinky Pegu, B.A.

Ms. Pooja Venugopal Nair, B.A.

Ms. Puvaneshwari Ponnuswamy, B.M.S.

Ms. Rachel Nilza, B.A.

Mr. Rahul Suresh Bhandare, B.S.W.

Ms. Rajeshwari B. Iyer, B.Com.

Mr. Rajguru Mahesh Arjun, B.A.LLB.

Mr. Rajiv Ranjan, B.Com.

Mr. Y. Ronald, B.A.

Ms. Roni Pradhan, B.S.W.

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Ms. Rubina Ann Philip, B.A.

Ms. Ruby Tirkey, B.A.

Ms. Ruchi Gupta, B.A.

Mr. Sagar Chandrakant Zende, B.S.W.

Mr. Sameer Bapurao Taware, B.S.W.

Ms. Samineni Sudha, B.A.

Ms. Sangeetha Lakshmanan, B.Com.

Mr. Santosh G. Vas, B.A.

Ms. Sarandha Jain, B.A.

Ms. Saroj Inani, B.A.

Ms. Saswati Swain, B.A.

Ms. Satarupa Dutta, B.A.

Ms. Saumya Bahuguna, B.A.

Ms. Saveetha M., B.A.

Mr. Shankar Tukaram Khanzode, B.A.

Ms. Shency Joseph, B.S.W.

Ms. Shikha Lakhanpal, B.A.

Ms. Shraddha Arvind Prabhu, B.A.

Ms. Shreya Bhattacharya, B.A.

Ms. Shrivridhi Rahul Shukla, B.A.

Ms. Shweta Singh, B.A.

Mr. Sijesh Augustine, B.A.

Ms. Sinjini Ghosh, B.A.

Ms. Smita Ann Jacob, B.A.

Ms. Smriti Verma, B.A.

Ms. Smriti Kedia, B.E.

Ms. Smriti Vaid, B.A.

Ms. Sruthi Herbert, B.Sc.

Ms. Subhashree Sanyal, B.A.

Ms. Suchandra Bose, B.A.

Ms. Sudeshna Nanda, B.A.

Mr. Sujeet Kumar Verma, B.A.

Ms. Sukriti Gangola, B.A.

Mr. Suresh Kumar Naidu, B.A.

Mr. Swarnjeet Kumar, B.A.

Ms. Tania Devaiah, B.A.

Mr. Tarak Mojumdar, B.A.

Ms. Titiksha Shukla, B.A.

Mr. Tulshidas Gyaniram Ganvir, B.A.

Ms. Urvija Priyadarshini, B.A.

Ms. Varsha Patel, B.A.

Ms. Vasudha Mohanka, B.A.

Mr. Victor Narzary, B.A.

Mr. Vijay Dahiya, B.A.

Mr. Vishwas Bhoja Kapurabai Sonawale, B.A.

Mr. Yacoub Z. Kuruvilla, B.A.

Ms. Yagna Nag Chowdhuri, B.A.

Ms. Yaquta Contractor, B.Com.

Ms. Yasmin Mohd. Ismail Sayed, B.A.

Ms. Tu Wenwen (2005-07)

MASTER OF ARTS IN HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS

Ms. Aanchal Grover, B.Tech.

Mr. Amit Haldar, B.Tech.

Mr. Anurag Saxena, B.Tech.

Mr. Arun Mirchandani, B.Com.

Mr. Ashokkumar Bansilal Kanojiya, B.M.S.

Mr. Babu Bhaskaran, B.M.S.

Mr. Bhagwat Kachru Kharat, B.E.

Mr. Kaul Gaurav Satish, B.S.C.

Mr. Hargovind Adhikari, B.E.

Ms. Harshita Chaudhary, B.A.

Mr. Jaideep Singh, B. Tech.

Mr. Joseph Anthony Kujur, B.Sc.

Mr. Kingshuk Das, B.E.

Ms. Mandip Kaur Pabla, B.E.

Ms. Suryawanshi Monika Sidram, B.Com.

Ms. Mridula Shukla, B.H.M.

Ms. Neelam Vaswani, B. Tech.

Mr. Prabhat Deo,

Mr. Neville Savio Kujur, B.Com.

Ms. Nidhi Chahal, B.S.C.

Ms. Nupur Jain, B.A.

Ms. Parul Arora, B.A.

Mr. Raghav Singh, B.Tech.

Ms. Renjini Mary Alex, B.Tech.

Ms. Rohini Mukund Kulkarni, B.M.S.

Mr. Romit Choudhury, B.Tech.

Ms. Roomana Noosheen M. Basha, B.E.

Ms. Sagili Srividya, B.Tech.

Ms. Saumya Gupta, B.Tech.

Mr. Shakti Singh Shekhawat, L.L.B.

Ms. Shaveta Arya, B.E.

Ms. Shilpa Bhagwat, B.Tech.

Ms. Shivangi Varma, B.A.

Mr. Sreeram Venkiteswaran, B.Tech.

Mr. Subhashish Chakrabarty, B.Tech.

Mr. Subrata Kumar Saha, B.Sc.(AG)

Ms. Suman Kumari, B.E.

Ms. Vedika Burman, B.A.

Mr. Vibhu Goel, B.E.

Ms. Vidhi Mundra, B.Tech.

Mr. Vipul Kumar, B.M.S.

Ms. Sowjanya Venkateshappa, B.E.

MASTER OF HEALTH ADMINISTRATION

Dr. Ajay Sharma, B.A.M.S.

Ms. Amita Madhav Gadre, B.Sc.

Dr. Chandan Kumar Das, B.H.M.S.

Dr. Chesta Sharma, B.P.T

Mr. Dixit Niteshkumar Rajnikant, B.Pharm.

Mr. Gaware Mahendra Anant, B.Sc.

Mr. Gopal Krushna Pattanayak, B.P.T.

Dr. N. Vijaya Raaghavan, B.D.S

Mr. Pamrichan Ragui, B.A.

Dr. Pramila Rampratap Singh, B.A.M.S.

Dr. Pravinkumar R. Shirsat, B.A.M.S.

Dr. Sachin Sunil Meena Ganorkar, M.B.B.S.

Dr. Suman De, B.H.M.S.

Dr. Surendra Gupta, B.H.M.S.

Dr. Shruti Chhabra (2005-07), M.B.B.S.

MASTER OF HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION

Dr. Abhishek Jacob, B.A.M.S.

Ms. Achala Bernadet Tirkey, B.Com.

Dr. Altaf Aziz Virani, B.H.M.S.

Mr. Bharat Bhushan, B.A.

Dr. Bhavana Gautam, M.B.B.S.

Dr. Deepashree Abhaya, B.D.S.

Dr. Jasmine Lamba, M.B.B.S.

Dr. Kanchan V. Dwivedi, B.H.M.S.

Dr. Lalita Kathryn Delima, M.B.B.S.

Dr. Mallick Dipak Kumar, B.H.M.S.

Dr. Minal Drupad Shah, M.B.B.S.

Ms. Neha Deepak Kohli, B.Pth.

Dr. Nupur Rabha, B.H.M.S.

Dr. Priya Sareen, B.H.M.S.

Dr. Ratnakar Vaibhav Shashikant, B.H.M.S.

Dr. Richa Vinod Sharma, M.B.B.S.

Ms. Sathe Arti Shankar, B.Sc.

Ms. Sawant Deepti Pandurang, B.Sc.

Ms. Sayantanee Deb, B.A.

Dr. Shazia A. Mirza, M.B.B.S.

Dr. Shobhana Govind Nair, B.H.M.S.

Dr. Simran Maju, B.Pth.

Dr. Sneha Ravindra Karandikar, B.H.M.S.

MASTER OF ARTS IN EDUCATION (ELEMENTARY)

Ms. Bobby Abrol, B.El.Ed.

Ms. Geetanjali N. Chavan, B.A.

Ms. Harpreet J. Singh, B.El.El.

Ms. Jyoti A. Srivastava, B.El.Ed.

Ms. Kamya H. Miglani, B.El.Bd.

Mr. Kishorkumar G. Darak, B.Sc.

Ms. Manjiri Nimbkar, M.B.B.S.

Ms. Neha R. Seth, B.E.

Mr. Ramgopal N Koneripalli, B.Tech.

Ms. Rekha Badsiwal, B.El.Ed.

Ms. Richa S. Goswami, B.El.Ed.

Ms. Ritu L. Aggarwal, B.EL.ED.

Mr. Rohan P. Joshi, B.Com.

Ms. Shalini Vasantrao Naranware, B.A.

Ms. Sharada Dodda, B.Sc.

Ms. Shikha G. Takker, B.El.Bl.

Ms. Sushma A. Sharma, B.Tech.

Ms. Swati Sahni, B.E.E.

Ms. Velina S. Murari, L.L.B.

MASTER OF ARTS IN DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

Mr. Ankur Mahanta, B.Com.

Ms. Anuradha Chatterji, B.M.S.

Ms. Anushree Kirtania, B.E.

Mr. Bheemeshwar Reddy A., B.A.

Ms. Amruta Vijay Dadhe, B.Com.

Ms. Deepti Morang, B.A.

Ms. Ganga Shreedhar, B.A.

Mr. Vijaykumar Jethabhai Gohel, B.Com.

Ms. Ketaki Umesh Jaywant, B.A.

Ms. Madhavi Jha, B.A.

Mr. Manohar Kumar, B.A.

Ms. Maya Arun Kilpadi, B.A.

Mr. Mohammad Ziauddin Khan, B.A.

Ms. Daksha Chandu Parmar, B.Com.

Mr. Pindiga Ambedkar, B.A.

Ms. Radhika Bharadwaj, B.A.

Mr. Rahul Kisan Gavali, B.Com.

Ms. Revati Nitin Dhoble, B.A.

Ms. Rinreichon Shaiza, B.A.

Ms. Ritika Pandey, B.A.

Ms. Rukmini Tankha, B.A.

Mr. Sandipan Paul, B.A

Mr. Shashi Ratnaker Singh, B.Sc.

Ms. Shweta Sadanand Shetty, B.A.

Ms. Swasti Pachauri, B.A.

Ms. Vasundhara Jairath, B.A

B.A. (HONS.) IN SOCIAL WORK WITH SPECIALISATION IN RURAL DEVELOPMENT

Mr. Bhushan Bharat

Mr. Shivabasavanna Gullappa Chaiwadi

Ms. Jyoti Rajendra Choudhari

Mr. Ranjeet Balwantrao Hangargekar

Mr. Pradeep Anton Jare

Ms. Jyotsna

Ms. Ashwini Kisan Kamble

Ms. Rupali Uddhav Kamble

Banshailang Kharmujai

Ms. Shubhangi Appasaheb Mane

Mr. Sudhir Keshav Maske

Ms. Prabhavati Vishwanath Mule

Ms. Swapnaja Kailas Newale

Mr. Ujjwalkumar Namdevrao Pahurkar

Mr. Sushant Jayaji Paikrao

Ms. Mayuri Madhukarrao Patil

Mr. Bhuvansingh Rathwa

Mr. Santaji Madhukar Rode

Mr. Dayanand Kashinath Waghmare

Ms. Edlin Elizabeth Xalxo

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Academic Prize/Shield/Medal Winners — 2006–2008 Batch

Prizes Name of Student(s)

PRIZES AWARDED ON INSTITUTE DAY

Dr. J.M. Kumarappa Prize to the Best Student of the First Year Social Work Class Ms. Neha Kagal

The S.D. Marathe NILM Trust Endowment Fund award to the Second Year student of Human Resources

Management and Labour Relations who stood first in the First Year

Mr. Hargovind Adhikari

The Prize instituted by the MHA students in 2001-2002 academic year to a Second Year student who stood

first in the First Year in Master of Health/ Hospital Administration programme

Dr. Shazia A. Mirza

School of Social Sciences Prize to the Best Student of the First Year Development Studies Mr. Manohar Kumar

School of Social Sciences Prize to the Best Student of the First Year Elementary (Education) Ms. Velina S. Murari

Guinea Pig Debate Trophy First Prize Mr. Arjun Sengupta and

Mr. Rohan Dominic Mathews

Guinea Pig Debate Trophy Second Prize Ms. Yamini Koganti and

Ms. Yesheswini Viswanathan

Prof. A.R. Wadia Elocution Shield First Prize Mr. Rahul Verma

Prof. A.R. Wadia Elocution Shield Second Prize Mr. Sijesh Augustine

PRIZES AWARDED ON CONVOCATION DAY

M.K. Tata Prize and the Institute Shield to the Best Student in Social Work Ms. Satarupa Dutta

Prize to the Student ranked Second in Social Work Ms. Neha Kagal

Prize and Shield to the Best Student in “Community Organisation and Development Practice”

Concentration (CI.0)

Ms. Srivridhi Shukla

Prize and Sheild Best Student in “Health and Development” Concentration (CI.4) Ms. Murugesan Sivasubramanian

Prize and Shield to the Best Student in “Dalits and Tribals: Social Justice, Equity and Governance”

Concentration (CI.5)

Ms. Mabel Denzin Gergan

Prize and Shield to the Best Student in “Criminology and Justice” Concentration (CI.6) Ms. Saroj Inani

Prize and Shield to the Best Student in “Child and Youth Development” Concentration (CI.7) Ms. Satarupa Dutta

Prize and Shield to the Best Student in “Women Centred Social Work” Concentration (CI.8) Ms. Varsha Patel

Prize and Shield to the Best Student in Field Work in “Community Organisation and Development

Practice” Concentration (CI.1)

Mr. Rajguru Mahesh Arjun

Prize and Shield Best Student in Field Work in “Dalits and Tribals: Social Justice, Equity and

Governance” Concentration (CI.5)

Ms. Sukriti Gangola

Prize and Shield to the Best Student in Field Work in “Dalits and Tribals: Social Justice, Equity and

Governance” Concentration (CI.5)

Mr. Y. Ronald

Prize and Shield to the Best Student in Field Work in “Criminology and Justice” Concentration (CI.7) Ms. Saroj Inani

Prize and Shiled to the Best Studet in Field Work in “Child and Youth Development” Concentration

(CI.7)

Ms. Satarupa Dutta

Prize and Shield to the Best Student in Field Work in “Women Centred Social Work” Concentration

(CI.8)

Ms. Mangala Maruti Honawar

Best Research Project Prize in Social Work Ms. Varsha Patel

NTPC Gold Medal to Best Student in Social Work Ms. Satarupa Dutta

NTPC Gold Meal to the student for Best Field Work in Social Work Mr. Rajguru Mahesh Arjun

Dr. Maria Mies Prize to the student who scored Highest Marks for Dissertation of M.A. Programme with a

Focus on Gender Issues

Ms. Mangala Marud Honawar

Mr. Emmanuel E. Agabalizu Trophy for the Best International Student Mr. Roni Pradhan

Institute Gold Medal to the Best Student in M.A. Education (Elementary) Dr. Manjiri Nimbkar

Certificate of Merit for the Best Field Attachment in M.A. Education (Elementary) Ms. Ritu Aggarwal

Alumni Assocition of Health Administratoprs Chapter Trophy to the Best Student in Master of Health

Administration

Dr. N. Vijaya Raaghavan

The Prize institute by the MHA students in 2001–02 academic year for the Best Senior Student in the

Health Administration

Dr. N. Vijaya Raaghavan

Institute Gold Medal for the Best Student in Master of Health Administration Dr. N. Vijaya Raaghavan

M.K. Tata Prize for the Best Student in Master of Health and Hospital Administration Dr. Shazia A. Mirza

Alumni Association of Health Administrators’ Chapter Trophy to the Best Student in the Master of

Hospital Administration

Dr. Shazia A. Mirza

The Prize instituted by the MHA students in 2001–02 academic year for the Best Senior Student in the

Hospital Administration

Dr. Shazia A. Mirza

Institute Gold Medal for the Best Student in the Hospital Administration Dr. Shazia A. Mirza

Institute Gold Medal for the Best Student in Development Studies Mr. Manohar Kumar

Best Research Project Prize in Development Studies Ms. Ketaki Umesh Jaywant

Best Research Project in Human Resources Management and Labour Relations Ms. Vedika Burman

Mrs. S.R. Panakal Best Field Work Award for HRM&LR Mr. Hargovind Adhikari

S. Kalsi Shield for the Best Student in Human Resources Management and Labour Relations Mr. Hargovind Adhikari

NIPM Silver Medal for the Student Securing Highest Marks in HRM&LR of 2005–07 Batch Ms. Divya Srivastava

The Prize instituted by the 1987–89 Batch of PM&IR students for Student Ranked Second in HRM&LR Ms. Vedika Burman

M.K. Tata Prize for the Best Student in HRM&LR Mr. Hargovind Adhikari

NTPC Gold Medal for the Best Girl Student in HRM&LR Ms. Vedika Burman

Ms. Dosi Vakeel Gold Medal for the Best Student of B.A. inSocial Work Ms. Mayuri Patil

Ms. Dosi Vakeel Silver Medal for the Student Ranked Second of B.A. in Social work Ms. Ashwini Kamble

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