NNUAL EPORT 2004–2005 Tata Institute of Social Sciences

A RN N U A L E P O R T 2 0 0 4 – 2 0 0 5

Tata Ins t i tu te o f Social Sc iences

Contents

Di rec tor’s Re port 1

SEC TION I : Main Cam pus 21

Ap pen dix 1 : Stu dent En rol ment, 2004–2005 22

Ap pen dix 2 : Field Work Agencies/In tern ships and Su per vi sors 23

Ap pen dix 3 : M.A. and M.H.A. Re search Pro jects 36

Ap pen dix 4 : M.Phil./Ph.D. Sem i nars 39

Ap pen dix 5 : Re search Pro jects and Other Pro jects 40

Ap pen dix 6 : Field Ac tion Pro jects 48

Ap pen dix 7 : Sem i nars, Con fer ences, Work shops and Training ProgrammesOr gan ised

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Ap pen dix 8 : Fac ulty Par tic i pa tion in Sem i nars, Con fer ences, Work shops andTraining Programmes

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Ap pen dix 9 : Ad min is tra tive Staff Par tic i pa tion in Sem i nars, Con fer ences,Work shops and Training Programmes

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Ap pen dix 10 : Pub li ca tions 103

Ap pen dix 11 : Ex ec u tive Com mit tee Mem ber ships and Po si tions in Ac a demic,Gov ern ment and Non-Government Or gani sa tions

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Ap pen dix 12 : Stu dents’ Un ion 115

Ap pen dix 13 : Ap point ments and Pro mo tions 116

Ap pen dix 14 : Fi nan cial State ment 117

Ap pen dix 15 : Can di dates for the Sixty-Fifth Con vo ca tion 118

Ap pen dix 16 : Prizes 120

SEC TION II : Ru ral Cam pus 122

Ap pen dix 1 : Re search Pro jects and Other Pro jects 123

Ap pen dix 2 : Field Ac tion Pro jects 124

Ap pen dix 3 : Sem i nars, Con fer ences, Work shops and Training ProgrammesOr gan ised

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Ap pen dix 4 : Par tic i pa tion in Sem i nars, Con fer ences, Work shops and TrainingProgrammes

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Ap pen dix 5 : Pub li ca tions 131

Ap pen dix 6 : Ex ec u tive Com mit tee Mem ber ships and other Of fi cial Po si tions inAc a demic, Gov ern ment and Non-Government Or gani sa tions

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Director’s Report

His Excellency Shri S.M. Krishna, Governor of Maharashtra and our Chief Guest for theConvocation; Chairman, Mr. R.K. Krishna Kumar; Distinguished Guests, Alumni,Students, Staff and Faculty

INTRODUCTION

Ladies and Gentlemen, I extend a warm welcome to all of you to the 65th AnnualConvocation of the Tata Institute of Social Sciences and the presentation of the Annual Report for the year 2004–2005.

As yet another academic year closes, it is time to look back on the achievements andthe lessons of the year that has passed. This year’s Convocation is being held while theInstitute is engaged in a sweeping review of its work and deep reflection on the roleand challenges that lie in the future.

At the same time, however, the Institute has continued to strive to be at the forefront ofresponding to the many challenges enveloping the country today. Through itsteaching, training, research and field action, the Institute has attempted to address awide spectrum of issues in rural and urban India across diverse spaces such ascommunities, families, prisons and custodial homes, the criminal justice system,hospitals and health systems, industries, disaster situations and academia, to butmention a few.

Ladies and Gentlemen, I commend to you the 2004–2005 Annual Report of the TataInstitute of Social Sciences.

Highlights• The B.A. Social Work programme, with specialisation in Rural Development,

commenced at the TISS Rural Campus in Tuljapur in August 2004.• The Department of Health Services Studies, TISS, has been designated as the WHO

Collaborating Centre for Health Policy Research and Training.

• The Department of Medical and Psychiatric Social Work was awarded a grant ofRs. 23.55 lakhs to undertake the Departmental Research Support (DRS) in the areasof community and mental health, reproductive health, and sexuality for a period of 5 years under the Special Assistance Programme (SAP) of the University GrantsCommission (UGC).

• Faculty from the Unit for Urban Studies and the Department of Urban and RuralCommunity Development took up an important research project titled‘Socioeconomic Survey of Scavengers Engaged in the Practice of ManualScavenging in Maharashtra’. Sponsored by the Mahatma Phule Backward ClassDevelopment Corporation Ltd. of the Government of Maharashtra, this is the firsttime that such a comprehensive study on the socioeconomic conditions of scavengershas been undertaken. The findings of the study will feed into the government’s policyof rehabilitation of thousands of scavengers across the country.

• The TISS responded to the Mumbai High Court order of conducting a short research on ‘Farmers’ Suicides in Maharashtra’ in response to a Public Interest Litigation.Prepared by a team of faculty and staff from our Rural Campus, the Report has beenconsidered very valuable by the High Court in terms of understanding the agrariancrisis and the exploration of immediate solutions, as well as the urgently neededlong-term policy changes. The judgement is still pending.

• The TISS will facilitate the Ladakh Autonomous Hill District Council in LehDistrict (Ladakh Region) to prepare and implement a multi-sectoral plan withpeople’s participation, with financial support from the Tata Trusts.

• Dr. Vrinda Datta has been selected as the Global Leader for Young Children 2005by the World Forum for Early Childhood Care and Education.

• Our students have done us proud again. Ms. Abhishikta Das, Ms. Preeti Krishnan andMs. Dipshikha Mitra, students of the M.A. programme in Personnel Management and Industrial Relations won the First Prize in ‘Parivartan 2005’ on ‘Outsourcing’,organised by the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi. Ms. Ananthalakshmi H., Ms.Anuradha Krishnamurthy and Ms. Abhishikta Das (students of the Master’sprogramme in PM & IR) won the First Prize in the national level paper writingcompetition on ‘Learning Curve’ held at Larsen and Toubro, Mumbai.

REACHING OUT TO PEOPLE IN DISTRESS: THE TISS RESPONSE TO TSUNAMI

The TISS has always reached out to support people affected by natural andhuman-made crises. Way back in 1947, the Institute sent a faculty and student team toKurukshetra to work with refugees who came from Pakistan. Recalling the work done,Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, who had observed the TISS team at work, said at theinauguration of this campus in 1954:

We found the difference in their work and the work of many others who were earnest and had done their best, but who did not have the training to do it well. There is adifference between the trained workers and the merely enthusiastic workers.

Since then TISS has responded to various crises such as floods, riots, cyclones,earthquakes and industrial disasters in different parts of the country. The Institute’swork is centred around relief management; psychosocial support to women, childrenand other vulnerable groups; assessment of loss and impact to lives, property,

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livelihoods, environment and infrastructure; rehabilitation and development needs;mobilisation of human resources for relief and rehabilitation work; facilitatingcommunity participation in the reconstruction and rehabilitation process; policy andprogramme development support to government and non-governmental organisations(NGOs); coordination of civil society participation; training and capacity-building ofpersonnel engaged in relief and rehabilitation work; publication and documentation;and conflict resolution and peace building initiatives.

TISS Support to People Affected by the Tsunami in India and Sri Lanka

The TISS, in collaboration with 29 Colleges of Social Work in Tamil Nadu involvingabout 1,500 postgraduate student volunteers and over 100 teachers, completed anassessment of loss to lives, property, livelihoods, environment and infrastructure;rehabilitation and development needs; and psychosocial counselling with affected womenand children. This assessment covered about 100,000 families in 279 villages spread over11 tsunami-affected districts. Village-specific reports, along with data, are being providedto government and non-government agencies engaged in reconstruction and rehabilitationwork. The TISS proposes long-term involvement in the villages selected by the Tata Relief Committee for housing and livelihood rehabilitation. Possible areas of support arefacilitating community participation in decision-making; implementation of housing andlivelihood programmes; psychosocial support; and other initiatives.

In the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, most islands in the Nicobar area were devastatedby the tsunami waves. The Institute was involved in relief work in Katchal Island,following which it carried out an assessment of resources and livelihoods affected bythe tsunami in Car Nicobar, Nancowry Group of Islands, and Katchal Island. This wascarried out in collaboration with the National Institute of Disaster Management,Government of India; and Pondicherry University. The TISS’s long-term plan in thisarea includes provision of psychosocial recovery support to affected people in twoislands — Katchal and Teressa. TISS is also collaborating with Butterflies, a childrights organisation, for conducting a training programme on child rights-baseddevelopment work in the Islands. It aims at training the youth from the affectedcommunity with basic knowledge, attitudes and skills to work for the community’sdevelopment with specific focus on child rights. Further, the TISS will work to create a cadre of development workers in each of these islands by organising training toeducated youth in the islands to plan, implement and monitor development and welfare programmes. They will work with the people to link resources available fromgovernment and non-government agencies.

To support the tsunami-affected people in Sri Lanka, the TISS deputed 5 facultymembers over a period of 3 months to train volunteers in psychosocial support andtrauma counselling in the affected areas all over the country. In the coming months, the TISS will be deputing 2 faculty members to strengthen Sri Lanka’s capacity to providelong-term psychosocial support to women and children, as well as to strengtheninstitutional capacity to effectively respond to disasters.

REVIEW AND RESTRUCTURING OF TISS

There are several initiatives at the individual, departmental, inter-departmental, andinstitute levels to create new frameworks for curricula, research and action and to


reposition its work to respond to the challenges facing the nation. These initiativeshave been in response to past and current reviews, which include the ‘Perspectives forthe Future Development of the Institute (1994)’, the ‘Third External ReviewCommittee of TISS’ (2000), the ‘Report of the Expert Committee of the NationalAssessment and Accreditation Council’ (2002), and ‘Report of the UGC ExpertCommittee for the Xth Plan’. All these reports made recommendations for change.

The review and restructuring process began in September 2004 with the followingobjectives:

Phase 1• Revisit and redefine the vision, mission and values of TISS through review and

reflection of its work in the contemporary national and sub-national social, politicaland economic contexts.

• Develop perspectives, thrust and thematic areas and structures of its academic andresearch programmes to better accomplish its mission.

Phase 2• Restructure administrative and financial structures and systems to facilitate

effective support of academic and research programmes.• Develop accountability indicators and mechanisms to enforce it at individual,

department/unit/section and institute levels.

Phase 1 of this process will be completed by August 2005 and new teachingprogrammes will be initiated from June 2006.

ENDOWMENTS• The ICICI Bank has donated Rs. 1,50,00,000 towards setting up a Scholarship for

the students of Bachelor of Arts Programme in Social Work.• The National Thermal Power Corporation has instituted Gold Medals for (a) the

Best Student in M.A. Social Work with specialisation in Family and Child Welfare,(b) Best Student in M.A. Social Work with specialisation in Urban and RuralCommunity Development, and (c) the Best Girl Student in M.A. PersonnelManagement and Industrial Relations.

TENTH PLAN

The Institute entered the fourth year of the Tenth Plan in April 2005. The UGC hasapproved the construction of (a) Seminar/Meeting Hall, with faculty offices andclassrooms (at Naoroji Campus Annexe), (b) Hostel (Naoroji Campus Annexe), (c)Staff/Service Staff quarters, (d) expansion of stack area in the Sir Dorabji TataMemorial Library (SDTML). The UGC has also approved the construction of a HealthCentre by reallocating part of the fund earmarked for student amenities. The tenderingprocess for all the construction projects is in progress and construction is likely tocommence by July 2005. The UGC has also approved the Institute’s proposal forconstruction of Service Staff Quarters (2 Units), Faculty Quarters (4 Units), entrancegate with security cabin and street lighting in the Rural Campus, Tuljapur.Construction is expected to commence shortly.

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A major part of the UGC allocations for purchase of books and journal subscriptionshave been utilised by the various Departments and Units. With this financial support,the Institute could procure about 7,000 books in specialised areas for teaching andtraining. Under its own Tenth Plan allocation, the Rural Campus has set up its ownLibrary with books in the vernacular and e-journal facilities for the students and staff.

IN MEMORIAM

We deeply mourn the loss of three of our students this year:• Ms. Madhusmita Panda, student of the Post-Graduate Certificate course in

Research Methodology, passed away on January 10, 2005.• Ms. Varsha Rani Suryavanshi, first year student of the B.A. programme in Social

Work, at our Rural Campus in Tuljapur, passed away on January 23, 2005.• Ms. Lajja Gandhi, second year student of M.A. Social Work, with specialisation in

Urban and Rural Community Development, passed away on February 8, 2005.

TEACHING

Student Enrolment

The student enrolment in the Institute’s Degree, Diploma and Certificate programmesfor the year 2004–2005 was 497 (Section I: Appendix 1). These students came from 27States and 3 Union Territories of India and 6 foreign countries.

Bachelor’s Degree Programmes

The first batch of the B.A. programme in Social Work, with specialisation in RuralDevelopment, admitted 20 students. Of these, 7 were women students. Theprogramme commenced on August 2, 2004. Prof. Armaity Desai, former Director ofTISS and former Chairperson, UGC, inaugurated the session. These students havecome from Maharashtra, Bihar, West Bengal, Gujarat and Manipur. The studentscome from diverse class, caste and academic backgrounds. Efforts have been made touse this diversity for the process of mutual learning.

Master’s Degree Programmes

The total student enrolment for the 4 Master’s Degree programmes was 358, of which,268 were enrolled for the M.A. programme in Social Work, 64 for the M.A.programme in Personnel Management and Industrial Relations, 17 for the Master ofHealth Administration, and 42 for the Master of Hospital Administration programmes. Women students comprised 66.76 per cent of the Master’s Degree students.

M.Phil. and Ph.D. Degree Programmes

The Ph.D. programme registered 48 scholars of whom 34 were part-time. The Ph.D.programme in Social Sciences saw a registration of 41 students; the remaining 7students were registered for a Ph.D. in Social Work. The M.Phil. programmeregistered 5 scholars — 4 in Social Sciences and 1 in Social Work.


Diploma Programmes

The two part-time evening Diploma programmes had a total enrolment of 45 studentswith the Diploma in Hospital Administration programme registering 20 and theDiploma in Personnel Management registering 25 students on its rolls.

Certificate Programmes

The full-time Post-Graduate Certificate programme in Research Methodologyenrolled 9 students, while the one-year, part-time Certificate programme in SocialWork enrolled 12 students.

Curriculum

The Department of Family and Child Welfare introduced a course on ‘StrategicManagement of NGOs’ for its specialisation students. The course objectives are to:study the concepts and theories pertaining to strategic management so as toappropriately apply these to varying practice situations to enhance the effectiveness ofNGOs within the perspective of social development.

Field Work

Field work is an integral part of the teaching programmes in TISS. Historically, fieldwork has been considered as a means of providing students the opportunity to integrate knowledge, values and skills. In field work settings, students learn by doing. Ourstudents are placed in social and human service agencies and industries to gain practice experience working with individuals, groups, families, and communities. They alsogain and contribute knowledge related to organisational policy and administration.These field work opportunities enable our students to apply and integrate previous andcurrent learning. Opportunities are available for students through field work agenciesto develop knowledge of professional practice at multiple system levels. Field worksupervisors oversee their learning experience and assist the students in integratingtheory and practice skills.

The M.A. Social Work students were placed in 82 agencies for their concurrent fieldwork (Section I: Appendix 2), of which 27 agencies were introduced this year. Secondyear students were placed in 58 agencies for their block field work.

The students of the M.A. programme in Personnel Management and IndustrialRelations were placed in 61 agencies for their concurrent field work (Section I:Appendix 2), of which 17 agencies were introduced this year.

The M.H.A. (Hospital and Health) students were placed in 33 agencies for theirinternships (Section I: Appendix 2), of which 15 agencies were introduced this year.

The students of the Diploma programme in Personnel Management were placed in 27agencies, while the Diploma students of Hospital Administration were placed in 33agencies for their internships (23 agencies were introduced this year). The students ofthe Certificate in Social Work programme were placed in 8 agencies for their fieldwork component (Section I: Appendix 2).


Rural Camp

The Rural Camp is a compulsory, non-graded activity for the first year students of M.A.Social Work with the purpose of getting acquainted with the issues of people living inrural and tribal areas. This year, our students visited rural areas in different states, andstayed there for a brief period, and gained an exposure to rural realities and some insights into the nature of governmental and non-governmental interventions. Based on theirspecialisation, the first year students were divided into five groups with each group,focussing on certain theme(s) of study: rights and development; experiences of people’sempowerment; education and health in rural areas; issues of governance in health,education and Panchayati Raj system; and displacement and development. The agencieswho facilitated the Rural Camp were the Legal Aid and Human Rights Centre (Hathnur,Gujarat); Urmul (Bikaner, Rajasthan); Pratham and its associate NGOs (Kachchh,Gujarat); Mahila Mandal, Barmer Agor (Barmer, Rajasthan); and Samata with itsassociate NGOs (in Godavari District, Andhra Pradesh).

Study Tours

Study tours are a compulsory, non-graded activity for the second year students of theM.A. programme in Social Work.

The students of the Department of Criminology and Correctional Administrationvisited Delhi for their study tour. They visited both government organisations andNGOs such as the Tihar Central Jail, National Human Rights Commission, AmnestyInternational, Aashray Adhikar Abhiyan, South Asian Coalition on Child Servitude,and HAQ. The visits helped the students to understand the functioning of theseorganisations and their contribution in the realisation of rights of prisoners, victims,children, and other vulnerable and marginalised people.

The Department of Family and Child Welfare chose Hyderabad for their study tourwith the objective of getting field exposure to the various programmes and initiativesundertaken by both government organisations and NGOs working in the areas ofwomen and children. The students visited the National Institute for the MentallyHandicapped, the Special School run by the Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited, MahilaSamata Society, MV Foundation, and Velegu. The study tour involved field visits ofthe project area and interaction with the various stakeholders of the organisation andthe people covering both rural and urban settings. The students also stayed in thevillages to understand the work of the organisations. The students also got anopportunity to experience and learn about programmes for women’s empowermentunder Mahila Samata and families in poverty under Velegu (both governmentprogrammes), and prevention and rehabilitation of child labour under MV Foundation(a non-government programme).

The students of the Department of Medical and Psychiatric Social Work visited Goaand met with key NGOs and government organisations engaged in the health sector.The organisations chosen covered the diversity of local issues and provided anunderstanding of health and mental health, as well as health as a dynamic concept asoperational in Goa. The organisations visited were: Positive People, Anyay RahitZindagi, Goa State AIDS Cell, Kripa Counselling Centre and Kripa RehabilitationCentre; Sangath, Freedom Foundation, Institute of Psychiatry and Human Behaviour,Bailancho Saad, and Jan Ugahi.


The students of the Department of Social Welfare Administration visited Rain Centre,M.S. Swaminathan Foundation, Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (regional politicalparty), Banyan, Udavum Karangal in Chennai, and the Sri Aurobindo Ashram inPondicherry. These visits helped the students understand the importance ofpreparedness for preventing environmental disasters. They also explored the work ofagencies in areas such as identity politics, agenda of welfare of the marginalised; roleof science and technology in increasing agricultural productivity and in increasingfamily income by facilitating off-seasonal non-farm activity; use of information andcommunication technology for optimising returns from agriculture, fishing and so on;the human rights of destitute mentally challenged women, application of relevant laws, and their rehabilitation; and management of organisations offering spiritual solace toseekers on a large scale.

The students of the Department of Urban and Rural Community Development visitedBangalore and Mysore where they interacted with organisations working on variousissues and development concerns: Janagrah, which is working for efficient and goodgovernance through an endeavour of citizens’ participation; Bangalore Agenda TaskForce, a private professional organisation working for the upgradation of civicamenities and solid waste management; Equations, which is working for equitabletourism and for upholding community and environmental concerns; NisargFoundation, which is working towards promotion of the rights to self-determinationand environment of the indigenous people; and Samuha, focussing on theempowerment of the marginalised. The interaction with these organisationsenlightened and widened the students’ understanding of diverse development concepts and concerns, innovative strategies of project planning, initiation, monitoring,interfacing and collaborative intervention endeavours.

The students of the Certificate Course in Social Work visited Pune City, Khed Talukaand Ahmednagar Taluka for their study tour. Ten organisations, including 3 in ruralareas, were visited which covered issues ranging from adoption and child care tocommunity health, care of destitute women and children, and rural development. Thisexposure enabled students to gain an insight into and develop a wider perspectiveabout social issues and related alternatives in social work interventions.

Rural Practicum

The Rural Practicum is a three-week intensive rural field education component aimed atstrengthening the experience base of M.A. Social Work students specialising in Urban andRural Community Development on rural issues, and creating spaces for more reflectiveanalysis. Students, on completion of their first year programme, undergo this exercise.This paves way for enriched inputs in the specialisation courses offered in the second yearof the programme. The location and nature of practice are decided by students inconsultation with faculty and is planned in tandem with research plans or summerplacements. This year, the students have undertaken their Rural Practicum with thefollowing organisations: Ladakh Ecological Development Group; Gramin Vikas Trust;Ambuja Cement Foundation; Narmada Bachao Andolan; North Bengal Council for theDisabled; Anandi; Institute of Himalayan Environmental Research and Education; RuralDevelopment Organisation; Dangi Mazdoor Union; Rejuvenate India Movement; NaandiFoundation; Mahatma Phule Backward Class Corporation Ltd.; BAIF; Krishi Gram VikasKendra; Vikalpa; Socio Economic and Educational Development; ITC Ltd.; Gram Vikas


Kendra; Share and Care in Medico; Society for the Promotion of Eco-friendly SustainableDevelopment; and Watershed Organisation Trust.

M.A. and M.H.A. Research Projects

The research project at the Master’s Degree level offers students the opportunity toplan and conduct original investigation in their area of study with the aid and guidanceof a faculty member. While a research project is compulsory for students of the Masterof Health Administration, it is optional for the both the M.A. and the M.H.A.(Hospital) programmes. In 2004–2005, 35 students of M.A. Social Work, 11 of M.A.Personnel Management and Industrial Relations, 6 students of M.H.A. (Health), and 4of M.H.A. (Hospital) undertook research projects under the guidance of 43 facultymembers (Section I: Appendix 3).

M.Phil. and Ph.D. Seminars

Scholars of the M.Phil. and Ph.D. programmes are required to present their researchproposals and self-study papers in seminars. This year, 20 such presentations weremade (Section I: Appendix 4).

RESEARCH

Research in basic and applied social sciences is one of the core components of theInstitute’s academic work. This year, the Institute was engaged in 104 research anddocumentation projects (Section I: Appendix 5 and Section II: Appendix 1). Of these,14 projects were interdisciplinary involving faculty members from two or moredepartments/units and the remaining 90 projects were conducted by faculty membersattached to a specific department/unit. During 2004–2005, 40 projects were initiatedand 8 projects completed. The new projects initiated are under the following areas:

Health: Investigation of user fees and its implications to access to health care servicesof the government in five states; quality of health care services provided by private and charitable hospitals; role of information, education and communication in enhancingreproductive and child health in Goa; and sexual and reproductive health status oftribal adolescent girls in Jharkhand State.

Education: Investigations of performance of students under Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan;community mobilisation for realising the goal of ‘Basic Education for All’; role ofgovernment and households in enhancing access to higher education; and structure and performance of BMC schools.

Water and sanitation: Domestic water use pattern in major cities in India; communitymobilisation for drinking water and open defecation-free villages; and status ofgarbage workers in Mumbai.

Livelihood and food security: Farmers’ suicide in Maharashtra; assessment of livesand livelihood loss and strategies for recovery and development of tsunami-affectedpeople in Tamil Nadu and Andaman and Nicobar Islands; and access to food and drugsand its safety of urban and rural poor in Western India.

Disability: Nutritional status and disability prevalence among the tribal children.


Child development: Child rights and participation in Mumbai; innovative programmes servicing the homeless and street-living children in Mumbai, Nairobi and LosAngeles; and quality and performance of schemes for the welfare of street children.

Livelihood rights: Mainstreaming rights based approach to the livelihoods of singleand deserted women; micro-credit and women’s empowerment—negotiation withmultiple patriarchies; and minor forest produces and sustainable livelihood options fortribal people.

Violence against women: Issues in conviction in trafficking cases; and sexual violencewithin marriage.

Psychosocial counselling and support: Facilitating hope in the wake of fear—areplication of a community-based research initiative to reduce trauma; andcapacity-building of para-professionals on psychosocial support and counselling withtsunami affected people in Sri Lanka.

Study of ethnic minorities: Status of the Parsis—elderly, young, families anddemographic change—in India.

Conflict and peace: Right to peace and development—a project aimed at curriculumbuilding on issues related to communalism.

Videos on key issues: ‘Our family’—video on the trans-gendered community; and‘SheWrite’—video on women poets.

Social work education: Innovations in schools of social work.

Funding of Research Projects

The research projects of the Institute are funded by various sources. These includefunds for research from its own Board of Research Studies, the government (bothCentral and State), international agencies, and so on. This year, the Institute sponsored39 research projects, the Central and State Governments 16, and international agencies 19 research projects. Three projects were sponsored by more than one agency.

FIELD ACTION PROJECTS

Extension activities denote the social responsibility of teaching institutes towards theproblems and the emerging needs of society. The TISS has initiated and promotedseveral kinds of extension activities since its inception in 1936. The Institute has played a major role in piloting or pioneering new services and in initiating time-bound socialwork programmes within well-established organisations/systems, or outside them, withthe objective of demonstrating to the public, the need for such services. Medical socialwork in hospitals, social work in schools, the child guidance clinic, and social work infamily courts, to name a few, were started as demonstration projects of the TISS. Theseevolved out of a need to demonstrate new interventions, respond to new needs andchanging social realities; provide field experience and training to students and facultymembers; evolve new strategies for intervention; and develop indigenous data baseliterature for training. Termed as Field Action Projects (FAPs) in TISS, they have always played an integral role in the curriculum of social work education. Through theseprojects, faculty members are in touch with the field, and, thus ensure that their teachingis in touch with social realities. Students are placed for field work in these projects, and,


in the process of learning, they also contribute to its growth. Much of what has evolvedas social work theory is also essentially the outcome of practice. Field action projects are, thus, an integral part of validation or revision of such a practice–theory continuum.These projects fulfil several objectives of professional education, and have evolved overthe years due to various internal and external factors.

The FAPs have, over the years, demonstrated interventions with a wide variety ofmarginalised groups (women, children, youth, rural and urban communities) and issues(violence against women, formal and non-formal education, physical and mental health,communalism, human rights, child rights). The FAPs address a wide range of issues with a broad goal of a more equal and just society, through capacity building, empoweringpeople to exercise more informed choice, and secure their rights.

Today, the FAPs extend beyond Mumbai to Thane, Navi Mumbai, Raigad, Sangli, Pune, Nanded, Yavatmal, Nashik, Aurangabad, Tuljapur and Wardha in Maharashtra. Thereare currently more than 70 field staff employed by the FAPs of TISS. These includeproject coordinators, social workers, programme staff, administrative and support staff.

The total number of FAPs are 24—16 in the Main Campus at Mumbai and theremaining 8 at our Rural Campus at Tuljapur (Section I: Appendix 6 and Section II:Appendix 2).

New Field Action Projects, 2004–2005

Six new FAPs were initiated this year:• Development Support to the Ladakh Autonomous Hill District Council:

2005–2009.

• Nepal–India Safe Migration Initiative for Reducing Vulnerability to STI/HIVamong Nepali Migrants in Mumbai.

• Rural Community Development Initiatives in 14 villages of Osmanabad district.

• Targeted Intervention for Reducing Vulnerability to STI/HIV among Sex Workersand their Clients.

• Total Sanitation Programme in Osmanabad district.

• Water User’s Association in Jawalga Mesai.

Special Cell for Women and Children

The Special Cell for Women and Children, an FAP of the Department of Family andChild Welfare, under the Memorandum of Understanding with the Government ofMaharashtra (GoM), UNIFEM, and the Institute, completed an ‘end of period’evaluation study. The study indicates the high level of effectiveness and reach of theSpecial Cells’ work with violated women. The State-level Monitoring Committee hasdecided that the GoM would fund the Cell from 2005 and bring the Special Cells across Maharashtra State under the umbrella of an autonomous Government Society. AnMoU to this effect has been signed between TISS and the GoM. The Institute willensure technical support to the Special Cells to enable them to take firm roots withinthe government system.


TRAINING

A glance at the range of training initiatives undertaken during the year reveals theInstitute’s ability to straddle a vast canvas of social issues. The TISS believes infollowing a participative methodology which is non-directive, dialogical andexperiential in nature. While it is receptive to requests from the government and fromnational and international bodies, the claims of organisations at the community andgrassroots levels, are considered equally significant.

The training programmes are constructed to impart knowledge and skills rooted inground realities. Participants are encouraged to identify issues that confront them, seek solutions which are most applicable to their own realities, which they can utilise oncethey return to their organisations or communities.

During 2004–2005, 118 programmes were organised by 56 faculty members, of which12 programmes were jointly organised by faculty from two or more departments/units(Section I: Appendix 7). The Rural Campus organised 6 such programmes (Section II:Appendix 3). The Institute has increased its international presence through theorganisation of Summer and Winter Institutes on Care Support in HIV/AIDS, Rightsof Children in Situations of Disaster, as well as hosted workshops on ChildParticipation. Research Methodology, as a theme for training, has been exemplifiedthrough international workshops on ‘Social and Behavioural Sciences Research inReproductive Health’ and ‘Ethics of Social Science Research in Health.’

At the national level, themes such as Corporate Social Responsibility and CommunityDevelopment, Sensitivity Training for Personnel involved with Relief andRehabilitation, Promotion of Human Rights and Protection of Dalit rights havereached out to personnel in the corporate as well as government sectors. The TISSfaculty has also conducted training on Qualitative Research Methodology, Gender andDevelopment, Capacity Building of Women Managers in Higher Education, HospitalManagement and Strategic Planning Exercises. The organisations that have benefitedinclude educational bodies, NGOs and health institutions in the public and privatesector. Some areas of key competence of the faculty include counselling, participatorytraining methodology, disability, organisational behaviour, voluntarism, humanrights, communal harmony and peace building.

OTHER ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES

Participation in Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes

The Institute’s faculty members regularly participate in international, national andregional level seminars, conferences, workshops and training programmes as paperpresenters, resource persons, discussants, chairpersons of sessions, special invitees orexperts. This year, 93 faculty members participated in 61 international level programmes and presented 22 papers; and 222 national, regional or local level programmes, wherethey presented 58 papers (Section I: Appendix 8 and Section II: Appendix 4).

The participation of administrative staff (including technical staff) has shown anincrease in various seminars, conferences, workshops and training programmes: thisyear, 24 administrative staff members participated in 21 programmes (Section I:Appendix 9).


Publications by Faculty

Faculty members of the Institute publish their research findings in national andinternational academic journals and books. They also publish book reviews, conferenceand seminar reports, and articles in newsletters. In 2004–2005, 43 faculty had publicationsto their credit. These include 7 authored/edited volumes, 52 articles in journals and books,and 30 other publications (Section I: Appendix 10 and Section II: Appendix 5).

Membership of Executive Committees

Forty-seven members of the Institute’s faculty served on 187 executive committees ofprofessional bodies and governmental organisations and NGOs in 2004–2005 (Section I: Appendix 11 and Section II: Appendix: 6).

RESOURCE UNITS

Sir Dorabji Tata Memorial Library

The Sir Dorabji Tata Memorial Library has a specialised collection of resourcestaking into consideration the teaching programmes and research needs of the Institute.As on date it has a stock of about 1,04,050 volumes. The SDTML subscribes to over224 journals and has built up a collection of 1,645 audio-visual materials. The SDTML provides a host of information services to its users: Current Awareness Bulletin,Selective Dissemination of Information Bulletin, Online Public Access Catalogue,Document Delivery Service, Laser Printing and Reprographic facilities, ReferenceServices, Bibliographic Service, and so on. The library has procured the OxfordBraille Dictionary consisting of 125 volumes for the Visually Impaired students.

The SDTML also functions as a National Document Delivery Centre in the field ofSocial Sciences. It was identified and supported by the UGC for the purpose ofinformation dissemination in association with INFLIBNET. The Library has set up aseparate unit for the visually impaired students where 2 dedicated computers withJAWS software and the Galileo Reading System have been installed.

The SDTML has been identified by UGC as one of its nodal centre forUGC-INFONET through which it will have seamless access to hundreds of electronicjournals in the field of social sciences. Some of the online databases presentlyavailable for access are Project Muse, Springer Link, J-Gate, JSTOR, CambridgeJournals Online, Encyclopaedia Britannica. The library has also subscribed the onlinedatabase Proquest with CD-ROM backfiles.

The Tata Education Trust sanctioned a grant of Rs. 1 crore for setting up a state of theart digital library at the TISS. The objectives of the Digital Library are to enable usersaccess these digital collections, regardless of their location, language or formats; tocreate an environment for a more productive teaching–learning process by providingaccess to digital library resources; to establish a world class training centre for trainingsocial scientists and library science professionals in the field of digital contentmanagement and dissemination. The current activities include digitisation of raredocuments (creation of e-books), theses and dissertations and project reports/monographs/technical reports brought out by the faculty.


Publications Unit

The flagship publication of the Institute, The Indian Journal of Social Work (IJSW), ismanaged by the Publications Unit. The IJSW entered its 66th uninterrupted year ofpublishing, an unmatched feat in the publishing history of journals in India. Twospecial issues of the IJSW were brought out this year: ‘Social Work KnowledgeDevelopment and Dissemination’ and ‘Sexuality in India (Part 1)’. The Unitparticipated in book exhibitions and this has helped in wider dissemination of theInstitute publications.

National Service Scheme Unit

The National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit conducts Refresher Courses and OrientationProgrammes for NSS Programme Officers in Maharashtra. The jurisdiction of the Unitspreads to almost 1,200 NSS Units of Junior and Degree Colleges. This year, the Unittrained 279 NSS Officers through 4 Orientation Programmes of which, one programmeeach was exclusively done for Medical College Officers and the other for Officers fromthe Industrial Training Institute. The Unit also conducted 3 Refresher Courses on‘Harmony and Peace’, ‘Sustainable Rural Development and “Rubarisation”’, and‘Resource Mobilisation and Management’. The Unit conducted 2 ‘Universities TalkAIDS’ Programmes for 25 NSS Principals and 26 Programme Officers.

Computer Centre

The Computer Centre (CC) is fully equipped with Local Area Network (LAN)comprising Novell Netware 4.11 Server for data storage; an e-mail Server with e-mailaddresses for all faculty, students and staff of the Institute; Intranet Web/FTP Server,33 Pentium IV Workstations; 12 Printers; 2 Scanners; 2 Multi-Media ProjectionSystems; and 2 Laptops, with licensed supporting software.

The CC, in collaboration with the Department of Research Methodology conductsshort-term training programmes on data analysis in social sciences for researchers andteachers from all over India. The CC is one of 9 such centres sponsored by the IndianCouncil for Social Science Research to provide guidance and consultancy services toM.Phil. and Ph.D. scholars from universities all over the country. This year 26 M.Phil.and Ph.D. students have availed of this facility. The CC also undertakes data analysisprojects for government organisations and this year it successfully completed 13 suchprojects.

Unit for Media and Communications

The Unit for Media and Communications has been involved in the production of twofilms. The first film, SheWrite (English and Tamil, 55 mins.), has just been completed.Through the poetry and life stories of four young Tamil women poets, it explores thetheme of how women negotiate and transcend circumscribed gendered spaces, tocreate discourses of empowerment and resistance. The second film, Our Family, on the trans-gendered community, is in process. In addition to this, the Unit has converted allits productions to digital formats, which has helped to widen disseminationpossibilities. Its earlier film, Naata, has been screened at over 20 national andinternational film festivals and has been selected for telecast by Finnish television.


Social Work Education and Practice Cell

The Social Work Education and Practice Cell (SWEPC) coordinated theUGC-sponsored Refresher Courses on ‘Social Research Methodology: Theories,Techniques and Applications’, ‘Human Rights and Responsibilities through HigherEducation’, ‘Gender, Health and Development’ and ‘Information Technology forLibrarians’. The Cell developed teaching–learning resources for social work education in the form of publishing a book on Methodology of Progressive Social WorkEducation and also co-edited a special issue of the IJSW, among others.

The Cell provided consultation to the Department of Continuing Education of theS.N.D.T. Women’s University for starting the M.S.W. Programme. The Cell alsocollaborated with the International Association of Schools of Social Work for a studyon International Exchange and Research Collaborations and an International Projecton Innovations in Schools of Social Work.

KUMARAPPA–RECKLESS LECTURE

Mr. Sharada Prasad, Director, Lok Nayak Jay Prakash Narayan National Institute ofCriminology and Forensic Sciences, New Delhi, delivered the Kumarappa-Recklesson ‘Criminal Justice Reforms in India’. Mr. Sharada Prasad elaborated on theproblems faced by the sub-systems of criminal justice administration such as thepolice, prosecutors, courts and correctional institutions. He emphasised that there wasa need to review the Penal Code and other legislations to reduce the number of casesfalling under the cognisable category. He also called for special attention to sociallegislations where the investigative machinery prescribed was other than the police.Lack of facilities at police stations, courts and prisons added to the problems ofcriminal justice system. Though a number of commissions, committees, workinggroups and individual experts have identified and suggested mechanisms to induce and sustain change, forward movement has been limited. Mr. Prasad called for urgentaction to reform the criminal justice system failing which it might collapse.

GOLDEN JUBILEE CHAIRS• Dr. Manorama Savur joined the Institute from July 1, 2004, as the TISS Golden

Jubilee Garware Chair Professor in Social Sciences. Her term got over onDecember 31, 2004.

• Dr. Philomena D’Souza was appointed as the TISS Golden Jubilee MahalaxmiTemple Trust Chair Professor in Social Work for a six-month period from August 9, 2004, to February 8, 2005.

STUDENTS

Students’ Union

The Students’ Union (Section I: Appendix 12) actively participated in facilitatingstudent coordination for tsunami-related efforts. The Union was involved inextracurricular activities, including cultural and literary events. The year began withthe monsoon event ‘Megh Malhar’ and the Spic-Macay programmes. Culturalprogrammes were also arranged on major festivals imparting the message togetherness to campus life. Meals cooked by the students were appreciated by faculty, staff and


their families alike. The Students’ Union also supported ‘Sameeksha’, ‘Manthan’ and‘Clairvoyance’ — the student seminars of the three major disciplines at the Institute.This year, ‘Quintissence’, the annual student festival of TISS could not be observeddue to a large body of students being away at tsunami relief work in Tamil Nadu andAndaman and Nicobar Islands.

PM & IR Forum

The PM & IR Forum is the students’ body of the Department of PersonnelManagement and Industrial Relations committed to the cause of knowledgedissemination among the students through industry interfacing and students’participatory activities. During the period under review, 11 professionals from thecorporate world were invited to deliver talks. The topics included, among others, ‘TheFuture HR Professionals and Four Ps of Marketing, ‘Trends in Financial Markets’,‘HR in Information Technology’, ‘Performance Management Systems’ and‘Transactional Analysis’.

Seminars Organised by Students

Sameeksha

The annual seminar of Social Work Students’ Forum was organised around the theme,‘Spaces’. The three-day seminar, which commenced on January 7, 2005, wasinaugurated by renowned artist C.F. John. This was followed by testimonies ofactivists from people’s movements. Students from various universities and academicinstitutions across the country presented papers on the central theme of ‘Spaces’ invaried contexts. In the wake of the tsunami disaster, Sameeksha also created space fora half-day ‘Workshop on Disaster Management’.

Manthan

‘Manthan 2004’, the annual seminar of the students of the Master’s programme inPersonnel Management and Industrial Relations, was held on September 9–10, 2004,The theme of the seminar was ‘Cutting Edge HR: Responding to the ChangeImperative’. The Seminar provided a meaningful and constructive interaction between the academia and the industry. Several corporate groups sponsored the seminar, whichwas attended by HR managers from industry, students and academicians.

Clairvoyance

Clairvoyance 2004 was organised by the students of the Master’s programmes inHealth Administration and Hospital Administration on December 4–5, 2004, on thetheme ‘New Horizons on Management of Health Care’. Experts from the field ofhealth and hospital administration addressed various issues related to the theme of theSeminar, which was attended by more than 150 delegates. The job placement brochureof the students was released on this occasion.

Job Placement

The Social Work Job Placement Cell registered 107 students, out of a total strength of115 students in 2004–2005. Of these, 65 students were placed in various organisationswith some of the prominent recruiting agencies being CAPART, ICICI Social


Initiatives Group, PRADAN, Azim Premji Foundation, London Borough of Ealingand the Naandi Foundation. The remaining students sought jobs outside this structure.

All the M.A. Personnel Management and Industrial Relations students have gotemployment. Some of the major recruiters are Procter & Gamble, Hindustan LeverLtd., ITC, Asian Paints, Wipro, Honey Well, Earnst & Young, Coke, Dabur, PatniComputer, ICICI, Tata Motors, Novartis, Grow Talent, Hewitt, Lupin Pharmaceutical, IBM India, Mastek, Infosys, and Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories.

ALUMNI

The Institute has initiated several measures to bring its alumni into its mainstreamactivities. In this regard, the following programmes were organised:

In the backdrop of the curricular review process underway at the Institute as well asalumni feedback over the years, the Department of Urban and Rural CommunityDevelopment organised a workshop for its alumni spanning batches over 10 years.Several decisions were taken about concrete initiatives for consolidating therelationship between the Department and alumni.

The Department of Medical and Psychiatric Social Work concluded a two-dayseminar for its alumni as one of the first initiatives under its DRS programme with theobjective of getting feedback and suggestions from the field.

Prof. Usha S. Nayar, Deputy Director, met with alumni based in New York andBoston, during her professional visit to the United States of America in March–April2005. This is part of our ongoing efforts to the reach out and dialogue with alumni onfuture thrust area of work of the Institute.

The alumni have enthusiastically welcomed this initiative of the Institute. The Institute will strengthen the linkage with alumni and devise ways to facilitate their activeparticipation.

SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES CELL

The Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST) Cell organised severalactivities pertaining to SC and ST students and staff of the Institute. The Cell organised pre- and post-admission orientation programme for the new students at the beginningof the academic session. Further, various remedial coaching classes were conducted on life skills, personality development, writing assignments and making presentations,research orientation, and so on. The Cell also organised Hindi and Marathi languageclasses. Interactive sessions and informal meetings with students to attend to theirpersonal, social and academic problems were also conducted by the Cell. Otheractivities of the Cell included preparing a framework for grievance redressal for thestaff of the Institute.

ORGANISATION AND MANAGEMENT

Recruitment and Promotion

There are 117 academic positions of which 108 are filled. The administrative positions(including technical) are 162, of which 118 are filled, while the Service Staff positions are


109 with only 90 being filled. Seventeen new faculty and four administrative appointments were made in 2004–2005; one faculty member was promoted (Section 1: Appendix 13).During this period, Prof. S. Parasuraman was appointed as Director and Prof. Usha S.Nayar as the Deputy Director. The new team assumed office from August 16, 2004.

Long Service Award

Every year, the Institute honours employees who have rendered service for 20 years.This year, the employees who were felicitated were:• Dr. Shalini Bharat, Professor and Head, Unit for Family Studies• Dr. Murli Desai, Professor and Head, Social Work Education and Practice Cell• Ms. Katy Gandevia, Reader, Department of Medical and Psychiatric Social Work• Dr. Lina Kashyap, Professor and Head, Department of Family and Child Welfare• Dr. Vimla Nadkarni, Professor and Head, Department of Medical and Psychiatric

Social Work• Dr. Lata Narayan, Reader, Unit for Child and Youth Research• Mr. R. Perumal, Cook, Dining Hall• Mr. Uday Prasad, Cook, Dining Hall• Mr. Mahadeo S. Rane, Cook, Dining Hall• Dr. D. Saldanha, Professor and Head, Unit for Research in the Sociology of

Education• Dr. E. Toppo, Reader, Unit for Labour Studies• Dr. G.G. Wankhede, Professor and Head, Unit for Child and Youth Research

Retirements• Mr. A.M. Satghar, Section Officer (Short Term Programmes), who joined TISS on

August 24, 1965, retired on October 31, 2004.• Mr. C.S. Potdar, Section Officer (Purchase and Stores), who joined TISS on

September 14, 1970, retired on October 31, 2004.• Mr. Uday Prasad, Cook (Dining Hall) who joined TISS on May 2, 1984, took

voluntary retirement on March 1, 2005.

CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT

Construction

Phase I of the construction programme (Ladies’ Hostel, Gents’ Hostel, Kitchen withtwo dining halls, Administrative Building, and 6 Dwelling Units) in the Rural Campusat Tuljapur was completed in May 2004 and the Office of the Rural Campus shifted tothe new site on June 14, 2004. Phase II of the construction is to begin in May 2005. Afirm with specialisation in innovative rural architecture has been contracted and finaldesigns are being approved. The Institute has prepared an ambitious plan ofcompleting all the buildings, including administration, library, hostels and housingunits for all the staff within next 2 years. It would provide for additional hostel capacity with 120 beds. The special feature of this arrangement is that environmental nurturingof the campus such as water harvesting structures and soil conservation along withlandscaping would be an integral part of the construction activity. The current planenvisages self-sufficiency in bio-fuel to power the entire campus’ activities in fiveyears.


M.K. Tata Memorial Gymkhana and Recreation Centre

The M.K. Tata Memorial Gymkhana and Recreation Centre, constructed with a grantof Rs. 49 lakhs by the M.K. Tata Trust, became fully functional in August 2004. TheInstitute faculty, staff and their families avail of the different facilities such as yoga,tennis, carom, badminton, and so on. The M.K. Tata Memorial Gymkhana is awelcome addition to the campus families.

Rainwater Harvesting

The Institute has successfully experimented with rainwater harvesting during the lastmonsoon in two locations on the Campus. This has enabled us to collect a total of50,000 litres of water which have been used for the garden and hostels.

Waste Management Initiatives

The waste management project saw active participation of the Institute staff, studentsand residents in segregation, collection and disposal of waste, and also in the attemptsto minimise generation of waste. The Institute has been able to use the recycled waste,for the first time, from the vermiculture plant, for its gardens.

Internet Facilities in Hostels

The four hostels and the guest house in the Main Campus and the hostel in the NaorojiCampus Annexe have been connected with Internet through fibre optic cabling. Theaccess to this is being managed by the Computer Centre.

DAY CARE CENTRE

The Day Care Centre (DCC) completed its 18th year in 2004. The activities during theyear commenced with a week-long Summer Camp for children aged 5–10 years, inwhich 75 children participated. The children made an educational visit to a nearbybank, where information on the functioning of banks and money transactions weredemonstrated. National events such as Republic Day, Independence Day, GandhiJayanti, and Children’s Day were celebrated.

Two DCC helpers attended a 10 day Balwadi Teacher’s Refresher Course. The DCCalso provided internship training to two students of the Narsee Monjee Institute ofManagement, and 23 students of Swami Vivekanand Junior College of ‘Crèche andPre-school Management’ course.

FINANCIAL REPORT

The Audited Income and Expenditure Statement and the Audited Balance Sheet, as onMarch 31, 2004, is given in Section I: Appendix 14.

CONCLUDING REMARKS

The Convocation is also an ideal opportunity for me to express my sincere gratitude tothe members of the Governing Board, the faculty, staff and students of the Institute foryour individual and collective contribution to the work of the Institute. I am especiallygrateful for the warmth and faith with which all of you welcomed me as Director and Ilook forward to your continued cooperation and trust in the year ahead.


I would also like to take this opportunity to thank the UGC for their continued supportand encouragement to the Institute. The moral, technical and financial support of theUGC is critical to the Institute and we look forward to their continued support in theyears to come.

The Sir Dorabji Tata Trust and other Tata Trusts have been unflinching in their supportof the Institute’s many initiatives and we thank them for the same. The Tata Trusts havecollectively contributed to infrastructure development at all our campuses; developmentof the library, and rural development programmes, including staff positions.

The Institute works closely with several local, national and international governmentand non-government agencies and we are thankful to all of them for their support andcollaboration that has enriched the Institute. I would especially like to thank all theagencies and organisations that accepted our students for field work. We are grateful to field work agencies and supervisors for their invaluable contribution to enriching thelearning experience of the students.

At this Convocation, 182 Graduates are receiving their Master’s degree—117 in Social Work, 34 in Personnel Management and Industrial Relations, 7 in HealthAdministration and 24 in Hospital Administration—after successfully completing two years of professional education and training. In addition, 3 scholars are being awardedthe Master of Philosophy degree and 2 scholars the Doctor of Philosophy degree.

The students, to celebrate whose Graduation we are gathered here today, carry out with them much more than just the knowledge, skills and values they have acquired overtheir period of study at the Institute. My dear students, you are now fellow travellers on the road to facilitating access to justice, dignity and rights for all people and you carrywith you many hopes and dreams. You have had the privilege of having the best ofeducation and training and now it is time for you to fulfil your responsibility to act.

I call upon you to excel, but never to forget that a pursuit of excellence devoid of socialvision is nothing but a drive for self-aggrandizement. I congratulate you upon securingthe best of jobs and positions but I urge to remember that it is not where you work but in whose interests you work that makes the difference.

And for those of us back at the Institute our work has only just begun. There are manydifficult questions to ask of ourselves and many challenges to face. We live in a worldwhere exploitation is getting increasingly sophisticated and violence is permeatingevery sphere of life. We must be on the guard to ensure that professional social work orfor that matter management does not lapse into comfortable insular and unaccountablespaces that many academic institutions, NGOs and corporate entities have become.Everything that we do must be one more step towards achieving our vision of justice,dignity and rights for all people. Let us together look forward to another year ofcommitment, dedication, struggle, achievement and learning.

Thank you

S. ParasuramanMay 12, 2005 Director


Sec tion IMAIN CAM PUS

AP PEN DIX 1Stu dent Enrolment, 2004–2005

Num ber of Stu dents En rolledB.A. M.A. M.H.A. M.Phil. Ph.D. Dip. &

Certi. To tal

States/Un ion Ter ri tories/For eign Coun tries

STATES -Andhra Pradesh - 2 4 1 1 - - 1 1 2 11

Arunachal Pradesh - - 1 - - - - - - - 1Assam - - 7 1 1 - - 1 - - 10

Bihar 1 8 3 - - - - 1 - - 13Chhatisgarh - 1 1 - - - - - - - 2

Delhi - 17 18 1 1 - - 1 - - 38Goa - - 2 - - - - - - - 2

Gujarat 2 5 5 1 - - - 1 - 1 15Haryana - 4 3 - 1 - - - - - 8

Himachal Pradesh - 1 1 - 1 - - - - - 3Jammu & Kash mir - - 1 - 3 - - - - - 4

Jharkhand - 10 6 1 - - - - - - 17Karnataka - 6 9 5 1 - - - 4 - 25

Kerala - 11 3 1 - - 1 3 1 - 20Madhya Pradesh - 2 4 - 1 - - - - - 7

Maharashtra 13 26 39 10 15 1 - 1 0 4 59 177Manipur 1 2 5 1 - - - - - - 9

Meghalaya - 2 3 1 2 - - - - - 8Nagaland - 1 - - - - - - - - 1

Orissa - 4 6 1 - - - 3 1 2 17Punjab - 1 1 - - - - - - - 2

Rajasthan 1 5 1 1 - 1 - - - 1 10Tamil Nadu - 8 3 1 - - - - - - 12

Tripura - 2 - - 1 - - - - - 3Uttaranchal - 4 1 - - - - - - - 5

Uttar Pradesh - 10 7 1 1 - - 4 1 1 25West Ben gal 2 8 14 1 1 1 1 5 5 - 38

UN ION TERRITORIESAndamon & Nicobar - 1 - - - - - - - - 1

Chandigarh - 1 - - - - - - - - 1Pondicherry - - - - - - - 1 - 1

FOR EIGN COUN TRIESJa pan - 1 - - - - - 1 - - 2

Malaysia - 1 - - - - - - - - 1Mauritius - 1 - - - - - - - - 1

Nepal - 1 2 2 - - - - - - 5Sri Lanka - - 1 - - - - - - - 1

U.S.A. - 1 - - - - - - - - 1TO TAL 20 147 151 30 30 3 2 3 6 16 66 497

AP PEN DIX 2Field Work Agencies/Internships and Supervisors

M.A. SOCIAL WORK: CONCURRENT FIELD WORK AGENCIESAgency Address Field Work Supervisor(s)

Aarohi: Thane Health Project Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Hospital, Kalwa,Thane

Dr. Surinder Jaswal andMr. Haresh Dalvi

Aasara B/24, Praful Nakawa Chawl, Chandni Koliwada,Thane (E) 400 603

Ms. Sandhya Limaye

Action Aid 6th Floor, CVOD, Jain School, 84, Samuel Street,Dongri, Mumbai 400 009

Prof. Vidya Rao

Action for Good Governance andNetworking in India

Peacock Palace, 69, Bhulabhai Desai Road,Mumbai 400 026

Prof. Janki Andharia,Dr. H Beck andMr. Manish K Jha

Akshara 501 Neelambari, Road 86, Opp. PortugueseChurch, Off. Gokhale Road, Dadar (W),Mumbai 400 028

Ms. Anjali Dave

All India Institute of Physical Medicineand Rehabilitation

Hastaw Park, Clerk Road, Mahalaxmi, Haji Ali,Mumbai 400 034

Ms. Assumption Fernandesand Mr. Kailash Goswami

Anand Kendra* Thelma JRD Tata Trust, 18, Anne Besant Road,Opp. Poonam Chambers, Worli, Mumbai 400 018

Mr. Debajit Kumar Sarmah

Anti-Narcotic Cell Office of the Deputy Commissioner of Police,1st Floor, Cuffe Parade Police Station, Mumbai

Mr. Debajit Kumar Sarmah

Apnalaya 889 / 896, 14, Lotus Colony, Shivaji Nagar,Govandi, Mumbai 400 043

Mr. Manish K Jha

Avert Project: Family PlanningAssociation of India

Cecil Court, Maha Kavi Bhushan Marg,Mumbai 400 001

Ms. Vandana Vaval

Bal Anand Sai Krupa, 93 Ghatla Village, Chembur,Mumbai 400 071

Ms. Madhavi Mhatre

Balprafulta St. Dominic Savio School, Opp. Tolani College,Mahakali Caves Road, Sher-e-Punjab Colony,Andheri (E), Mumbai 400 098

Mr. Daniel S.R. andMs. Prerna Sharma

Campaign for Right to Housing* Near Gujarati Club, 3, Dr. Annie Besant Road,Santacruz (W), Mumbai 400 054

Dr. Amita Bhide andMs. Saman Afroz

Chembur Children’s Home Agarwadi Road, Opp. Anushakti Nagar Bus Stand, Mankhurd, Mumbai 400 088

Mr. S.A. Jadhav

Child Relief and You 189-A, Sane Guruji Marg, Mumbai 400 001 Ms. Samta Pandya

Children’s Orthopaedic Hospital Haji Ali, Mahalaxmi, Mumbai 400 034 Ms. Asha Dangarwalla

Committed Communities Development Trust

Pali-Chimbai Municipal School, R-8, GroundFloor, St. Joseph Road, Chimbai, Bandra (W),Mumbai 400 050

Ms. Brinelle D’Souza andMs. Lucianda D’Souza

Creative Handicrafts* Achanak Colony, Mahakali Caves Road,Andheri (E), Mumbai 400 093

Dr. Bipin Jojo

District Probation Officer Department of Women and Child Development,116/117 BDD Chawl Worli, Mumbai

Mr. D.Y. Vichare

Dignity Foundation* BMC School Bldg., Topiwalla Lane, Opp.Lamington Road Police Station, Mumbai 400 007

Dr. Jahanara M.G. andMr. Abhijit Prabhughate

Family Service Centre Eucharistic Congress Bldg. 3, 5, Convent Street,Mumbai 400 039

Ms. Nigamma Mascarenhes

Family Welfare Agency BDD Chawl, Near Police Station, Delite Road,N M Joshi Marg, Parel, Mumbai 400 013

Dr. Srilatha Juvva

Hamara Foundation Room No. 27, 1st Floor, Gilderlane MunicipalSchool Bldg., Off. Bellasis Bridge,Mumbai Central, Mumbai 400 008

Mr. Alex Akhup

Holy Family Hospital* Hill Road, Bandra (W), Mumbai 400 050 Ms. Kunjamma

Homelessness* Tata Institute of Social Sciences Prof. Vidya Rao

Humanity United in M-Ward Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Deonar,Mumbai 400 088

Dr. Lata Narayan andDr. N. Rustomfram

Humsafar Trust* 2nd Floor, BMC Building, Nehru Road, Vakola,Santa Cruz (E), Mumbai 400 055

Ms. Priti Prabhughate

Impact Partners* 1902, Challenge Tower I, Thakur Village,Kandivli (E), Mumbai 400 101

Dr. Swapan Garain

Indian Association for Promotion ofAdoption

Kanara House, Room 7, Ground Floor, MogulLane, Matunga, Mumbai 400 004

Mr. Dinesh Patole

Institute for the PsychologicallyHandicapped

C/o Apte Hospital, 2nd Floor, Cross Lane No.1,Ram Maruti Road, Thane (W) 400 602

Ms. Pratima Naik

Integrated Rural Health andDevelopment Project

Aghai Village, Shahapur Taluka, Dist. Thane Mr. Parthasarathi Mondal

International Resources for FairerTrade

Unit No.7 Sona Udyog Industrial Estate,Parsi Panchyat (Old Nagardas Road),Andheri (E), Mumbai 400 069

Dr. Swapan Garain

Jagruti Kendra C/o. St. Jude’s Church, Jari Mari, Mohili, SirMathuradas Vasanji Road, Mumbai – 400 072.

Dr. H Beck

Jalswaraj* Water Supply Department, Court Naka,Collector Compound, 2nd Floor, Thane 400 060

Dr. Bipin Jojo

Kachra Vahatuk Shramik Sangh ‘Shramik’, Shanta Jog Marg, Behind Tilak NagarPolice Station, Chembur, Mumbai 400 089

Dr. Mouleshri Vyas

Kashtakari Sanghatana* Bamanpada, Malyan, Dahanu Road, 401 602 Mr. Suryakant Waghmore

Kripa Foundation Mt. Carmel Church, 81/A Chapel Road, Bandra,Mumbai 400 050

Mr. Debajit Kumar Sarmahand Dr. Abhijit Prabhughate

Larsen and Toubro Welfare Department, Gate No. 5, Saki Vihar Road,Mumbai 400 072

Ms. Sanyogita Raina

Maharashtra Mahila Parishad Room No. 650, 651, S.S. 2, Sector 3, KoparKhairane, Navi Mumbai

Dr. Mouleshri Vyas andMr. Manish K Jha

Masina Hospital Byculla, Mumbai 400 008 Ms. Katy Gandevia

24 Appendix 2

Agency Address Field Work Supervisor(s)

Mel-Jol Santosh Bhuvan, Old Bombay–Poona Road,Opp. Rammali Hospital, Kalwa, Thane

Ms. Sushma Golap

Mel-Jol Gilderlane Municipal School, 3rd Floor,Off. Belasis Bridge, Opp. Mumbai CentralRailway Station, Mumbai 400 008

Ms. Sumitra Ashtikar

Mental Health Project: Family WelfareAgency

Near B.D.D. Chawl No. 10, N.M. Joshi Marg,Parel, Mumbai 400 013

Ms. Priya Deo

ML Dhavale Trust Rural Homeopathic Hospital, Palghar BoisarRoad, Opp. ST Workshop, Palghar (W) 401 404,40, Parekh Street, Girgaum, Mumbai 400 004,Flat No. 3, 184, Gitanjali, 15th Road, Chembur,Mumbai 400 071

Dr. Amita Bhide,Ms. Swati Banerjee andMr. J.W. Shigaonkar

MNB Industrial Home for the Blind* Chateau Dieu, 280, S.V. Road, Jogeshwari (W),Mumbai 400 102

Ms. Samta Pandya

Mohalla Committee Movement Trust Neelam Center, Unit I, B Wing, Ground Floor,Hind Cycle Lane, Worli, Mumbai 400 026

Mr. P.K. Shajahan

MRA* Navdrushti, Malepada Resource Center, atMalepada, Vasuri GP, Vikramgarh Taluka

Mr. P.K. Shajahan

Mumbai Zilla Mahila Karagruha* Byculla, Mumbai 400 008 Ms. Brinelle D’Souza

Muskaan : Child Adolescent GuidanceCentre

First Floor, BMC Abhyudaya Nagar ArogyaKendra, Jivraj Tokersey Marg, Zakaria Bunder,Cotton Green (W), Mumbai 400 033

Ms. Freny Italia andMs. Kiran Bhosale

NASEOH Near Fine Arts Society, Postal Colony, Chembur,Mumbai 400 071

Mr. Parthasarathi Mondaland Ms. Sandhya Limaye

Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation* 1st Floor Belapur Bhavan, CBD Belapur,Navi Mumbai 400 614

Mr. Daniel S.R.

NGO Centre Programme * Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Deonar,Mumbai 400 088

Dr. Swapan Garain

Niramaya Health Foundation Second Floor, Above Adarsh Mithai Mandir,Nana Chowk, Mumbai 400 007

Ms. Vaishali Kolhe

Observation Home Umarkhadi, Old Jail Road, Near Sandhurst RoadStation, Dongri, Mumbai 400 009

Mr. Debajit Kumar Sarmahand Mr. S.P. Gorad

PRAYAS 9/1 BDD Cahwl, Worli, Mumbai 400018 Mr. Vijay Raghavan

Resource and Support Centre forDevelopment

RH IV, C4 Sector 9, P.B.No.27, C.B.D. Belapur,Navi Mumbai 400 614

Dr. Bipin Jojo

SAATHI Room No. 14, First Floor, Agripada MunicipalSchool, Umer Farookh Path, Opp. YMCASwimming Pool, Mumbai Central,Mumbai 400 004

Ms. Roshni Nair

Samaritans Seva Niketan, Sir J.J. Road, Byculla,Mumbai 400 008

Ms. Freny Mahendra

Shantivan* Kushtarog Nivaran Samiti, P.O. Nere,Tal Panvel, Dist. Raigad

Prof. Janki Andharia andDr. H. Beck

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SHARE Urban Health Centre, Room No.110, LokmanyaTilak Municipal General Hospital, Mumbai

Ms. Nicola Monteiro

Shivaji Nagar Police Station Shivaji Nagar, Govandi, Mumbai 400 088 Ms. Ruchi SinhaSlum Rehabilitation Society* Swapna Safalya Building, Plot F/866, 1st Floor,

TPS III, 25th Road, Bandra (W), MumbaiMs. Swati Banerjee andMr. Soumen

Society to Heal Aid Restore and*Educate

Room No. 110, Urban Health Center(Chhota Sion Hospital), 60 Feet Road, Dharavi,Mumbai 400 017

Ms. Nicola Monteiro

South Mumbai Charitable Trust* Nirmal, 21st Floor, Near Hotel Oberoi, NarimanPoint, Mumbai 400 021

Ms. Shabana Warne

St. Catherine’s Home Veera Desai Road, Andheri (W), Mumbai 400 058 Ms. Samta Pandya

St. Elizabeth’s Hospital J. Mehta Road, Malabar Hill, Mumbai 400 006 Sr. Venita Fernandes

St. John’s School S V Road, Next to Goregaon Police Station,Goregaon (W), Mumbai 400 062

Ms. Prerna Sharma

State Human Rights Commission* 9, Hazarimal Somani Marg, Mumbai 400 002 Dr. Arvind Tiwari

Stree Mukti Sanghatana Ground Floor, Community Center, Sector 3, Vashi, Navi Mumbai 400 703

Ms. Tejaswini Adhikari

Support the Handicapped’sRehabilitation Efforts*

16-A, Adarsh Apartments, Golibar Road,Santacruz (E), Mumbai 400 055

Ms. Prerna Sharma

Suvarna Jayanti Shahari RozgarYojana

Shree Chhatrapati Shivaji Market Bldg., MataRamabai Ambedkar Marg, Opp. Crawford Market,Mumbai 400 001

Dr. Amita Bhide andMs. Swati Banerjee

TASH Foundation 6, Sai-Kripa, Road 1, Opp. M Ward Office,Chembur, Mumbai 400 071

Mr. Suryakant Waghmore

Tata Power Company Limited * Bombay House, 24, Homi Modi Street,Mumbai 400 001

Dr. Janki Andharia andMs. Saman Afroz

Thane Central Jail Thane, Mumbai Mr. R.T. Dhamne

The Bombay Institution for Deaf andMutes

Nesbit Road, Mazagaon, Mumbai 400 010 Ms. Sangita Thakur

The MNB Industrial Home forthe Blind*

Chateau Dieu, 280, S V Road, Jogeshwari (W),Mumbai 400 102

Ms. Samta Pandya

The Spastics Society of India* National Resource Centre for Inclusion,K.C. Marg, Bandra Reclamation, Mumbai 400 050

Ms. Vaishali Kolhe

Urban Health Center* Community Development Project Officer (CDPO),Cheetah Camp, Trombay, Mumbai

Mr. Daniel S.R.

Urvi Vikram Charitable Trust* Maharashtra Chapter, 820 Green Acres,Shiv Shakti Bldg.,Thane

Ms. Smita Chitre

Utkarsh, Rural CommunityDevelopment Initiatives*

Somwadi, Near Kamshet, Mawal Taluka,District Pune.

Prof. Janki Andharia

Young Men’s Christian Association* 18, YMCA Road, Mumbai Central,Mumbai 400 008

Mr. Daniel S.R.

Young Women’s Christian Association 5, Motlibai Street, Byculla, Mumbai 400 008 Mr. Suryakant Waghmore

26 Appendix 2


MA PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT & INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS: CONCURRENT FIELD WORK AGENCIESAsian Paints (I) Ltd. · L.B.S. Marg, Bhandup, Mumbai

· 6 A, Shanti Nagar, Vakola 2nd Estate,Vakola Pipe Lane, Santacruz (E),Mumbai 400 055.

Mr. Makarand KshirsagarMr. N.S. Iyer

Aventis Pharmaceuticals Limited Aventis House, 54/A, Mathura Vasanji Road,Andheri (E), Mumbai 400 093

Mr. Sudeep Banderjee

B.G. Exploration & Products India Ltd. Sahar Plaza, Midas, 1st Floor, J.B. Nagar, Andheri (E), Mumbai 400 059

Mr. Rajeev Singh

BASF India Ltd Plot No.12, TTC Area, Thane Belapur Road, NaviMumbai 400 705

Mr. P.Y.Thombre

Bayer India Ltd. Kolshet Road, Thane 400 607 Mr. S.K. Sudan

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd. · Bharat Bhavan, 426 Currimbhoy Road,Ballard Estate, Mumbai 400 001

· Mahul, Mumbai 400 074

Ms. Sujata ChogleMr. R.R.Nair

Bharat Petroleum Learning Centre* Corporate Office, Juhu Tara Road, Near HotelSea Princess, Juhu, Mumbai

Ms. Neeti Mehta

Bharati Cellular Ltd.* 1st Floor, Peninsula Chambers, G.K. Marg,Lower Parel, Mumbai 400 013

Mr. Nasir Khan

Birla Management Centre 159 Industry House, 1st Floor, ChurchgateReclaimation, MUMBAI 400 020

Ms. Reshma Naidu

Blue Star Infotech Ltd. Global Corporate Office, Band Box House,4th Floor, Dr.Annie Besant Road, Prabhadevi,MUMBAI 400 025

Mr. Harish Govind andMs. Shivalika Patil

Cadbury (India) Ltd. Cadbury House, 19, B. Desai Road,Mumbai 400 026

Mr. Sharad Gangal

Citibank NA Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra (E)Mumbai 400 052

Mr. Soumitra Gupta andMs. Soumee De

Colgate-Palmolive Colgate Research Centre, Main Street,Hiranandani Garden, Powai, Mumbai 400 076

Ms. Sonali Mathais

Colour Chemical Ltd. Balkum Village, Mumbai Agra Road,Thane 400 608

Manager (P&IR)

Crompton & Greaves* Kanjur Marg (E), Mumbai 400 042 Mr. M.M. Shaikh

Deutsche Bank* Kodak House, 222, Dr D N Road, Fort,Mumbai 400 001

Mr. Makarand Khatavkar

Earnest & Young 19th Floor, Express Tower, Next to Air IndiaBuilding, Nariman Point, Mumbai 400 021

Ms. Seema Walia

Eicher Demm S.V. Road, Thane (West) Mr. Shridhar Bharadwajand Mr. Alwin Cohera

General Mills* Alpha, 5th Floor, Main Street, HirananadaniGardens, Powai, Mumbai 400 076

Mr. Ashutosh Phadke

Godrej and Boyce Mfg. Co. Ltd. Pirojshahnagar, Mumbai 400 079 Ms. Nidhi Prabhanjan andMs. Shubda Raina

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Godrej Appliances Ltd. Plant No. 11-A, Pirojshahnagar, Vikhroli,Mumbai 400 079

Ms. Karuna Chavan

Godrej Industries Ltd. Pirojshahnagar, Vikhroli, Mumbai 400 079 Mr. Diwakar Menon,Mr. J.S Kanitkar andMr. Sameer Bhariok

Grindwell Norton Ltd. Army and Navy Bldg., Fort, Mumbai 400 001 Mr. D’Cuna andMr. Sudeep Sarkar

Grow Talent* 4th Floor,534, G.M. Bhodale Marg, Plot No.1,scheme 61, Worli Estate, Mumbai 400 018

Mr. Prasanjit Bhattacharya

HDFC Bank 2nd Floor, Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower Parel,Mumbai 400 013

Mr. Philip Mathew

Herdillia Chemicals Ltd. Thane Belapur Road, Opp. Juinagar Railwaystation, Navi Mumbai.

Mr. P.P. Roy

Hewitt Associates* Suite 3504, Oberoi Towers, Nariman Point,Mumbai 400 021

Ms. Radhika

Hikal Chemical Industries Ltd. Great Eaqstern Chambers, 6th Floor,CBD Belapur, New Mumbai 400 614

Mr. Anil Dhale

Hindustan Lever Ltd. Lever House, 2nd Floor, West Wing, 165/166Back bay Reclamation, Mumbai 400 020

Ms. Swati Rustogi

Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd. Mahul Refinery, B.P. Patil Marg,Mumbai 400 074

Ms. Vanita Arte andMs. E.W. Rodrigues

ICI India Ltd. Uniquema Business, Plot No. 1/1,TTC Industrial Estate, Thane Belapur Road,Kopar Khairane,Navi Mumbai 400 709

Ms. Rani Baptista

ICICI Onesource Ltd. 4th Diversion, ‘Mind Space’, Link Road Malad,MUMBAI 400 064

Ms. Payal Nongbet

ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Ltd.* ICICI Prulife Towers,1089, Marathe Marg,Prabhadevi, Mumbai 400 025

Ms. Suchika Sahay

IDBI Bank Ltd. Trade View, Oasis Complex, Kamala City,P.B. Marg, Mumbai 400 012

Mr. P. Praveen

i-Flex Solutions Unit 10-11, SDF 1 SEEPZ, Andheri (E),Mumbai 400 020

Mr. Nilesh Mirajkar

Jindal Iron and Steel Company Ltd.* Jindal Mansion, G. Deshmukh Marg,Mumbai 400 026

Mr. Bavneesh Gulati

Johnson and Johnson Ltd. 30, Forjett Street, P.B. No. 9301,Mumbai 400 036

Mr. Amit Dhar,Mr. K.T. Chenoy andMs. Trupti Mohan

Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd.* Bakhtawar 1st Floor, 229, Nariman Point,Mumbai 400 021

Ms. Meghna Gupta

Larsen & Toubro Limited Gate no. 5, Powai Works, Saki Vihar Road,Mumbai 400 072

Mr. Anant Zutsi andMr. Farrukh Siddiqui

Lupin Ltd. 159, CST Road, Kalina, Santacruz (E),Mumbai 400 098

Mr. Sunil Joshi

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Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. · Farm Equipment Sector, Akurli Road,Kandivili (E), Mumbai 400101

· Jeep Division, Akurli Road, Kandivli (E),· Mumbai 400 101

Mr. Sameer Tamhane

Mr. Vijay Padate

Marico Industries Ltd. Rangsharada, KC Marg, Bandra Reclaimation (W), Mumbai 400 050

Ms. Nimisha Das andMs. Kripa Krishnamurthy

McDonalds* 69-C, “Ashiana”, B.D. Road, Mumbai 400 026. Mr. Amitabh Sen

Monsanto Chemicals of India Ltd. Agricultural Sector, Ahura Centre, 5 th Floor,Mahakali Caves Road, Andheri (E),Mumbai 400 093

Mr. DipankarBandyopadhyay

National Textile Corporation Ltd. Apollo House, 382 N.M.Joshi Marg, Chinchpokli,Mumbai 400 011

Mr. P.W.Waghmare

Pantaloon India Pvt. Ltd.* Pantaloon Knowledge House, Off Jogeshwari-Vikhroli Link Road, Jogeshwari (E),Mumbai 400 060

Mr. Sunil Nair

Patni Computer System Ltd. Akruti Softech, Park 21 C, Cross Road,Marol MIDC, Andheri (E), Mumbai 400 093

Mr. Milind Jadhav andMr. Dayanand

Pepsico India Holding Ltd. Sunder Baug Estate, Off. Sion-Trombay Road,Chembur, Mumbai 400 088

Mr. Avinash V. Deolekar

Prudential* Hiranandani Business Park Powai,Mumbai 400 076

Mr. Atul Sharma

Radio Mirchi Atulya Centre, 4th Floor, Tulsi Pipe Road,Lower Parel, Mumbai 400 012

Mr. S. Prasad

Rashtriya Chemicals and FertilisersLtd.

Chembur, Mumbai 400 074 Mr. A.Y. Pawar andMr. S.S. Sonawane

Siemens Ltd.* Central Administration Division,Thane-Belapur Road, Thane 400 601

Mr. Prakash Yardi

Taj Group of Hotels Corporate HR Office, Hotel Taj Mahal, NarangHouse, Apollo Bunder, Mumbai 400 005

Mr. K.S. Srinivas

Tata AIG General Insurance Co. Ltd. Ahura Centre, 4th Floor, 82 Mahakali Caves Road, Andheri (E), Mumbai 400 093

Mr. Sujoy Ghosh andMr. Karan Singh

Tata Infotech Ltd.* Akruti Trade Center, Road No. 7, MIDC, Marol,Mumbai 400 093

Ms. Chanda Hate

Tata Power Ltd. 34, Sant Tukaram Road, Carnac Bunder,Mumbai 400 009

Mr. S.M. Sonalkar

Tata SSL Ltd. Dattapada Road, Borivili (E), Mumbai 400 066 Mr. J.S. Malshe

The Bombay Dyeing Mfg. Co. Ltd.* Spring Mills Compound, G.D. Ambekar Marg,Wadala, Mumbai 400 014

Mr. V.M.Gawand

Thomas Cook (India ) Ltd. Corporate Park, Unit No. 8, Sion-Trombay Road,Chembur, Mumbai 400 071

Ms. Amrita Basu

Wartsila India Ltd. New Chambers, Plot 48, Sector 11, CBD Belapur,Navi Mumbai 400 614

Mr. S.P. Marathe

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Wyeth Ltd.* RBC, Mahindra Tower, 4th Floor, “A” Wing,Dr. G.M. Bhosale Road, P.B. 6585, Worli,Mumbai 400 018.

Mr. Alex Rajan

MHA (HOSPITAL AND HEALTH) INTERNSHIPSAlert India 6/B, Mukhya Adhyapak Bhavan,Sion (W),

Mumbai 400 022Mr. Anthony Samy

Apnalaya New Jaifalwadi, Behind Building No.9,Armed Police Colony, Tardeo, Mumbai 400 036

Ms. Leena Joshi

Asian Heart Institute andResearch Centre

R.No. 434, G/N Block, Bandra Kurla Complex,Bandra (E), Mumbai 400 051

Dr. Ramakant Panda

BAIF Development ResearchFoundation

Dr. Manibhai Desai Nagar, National HighwayNo. 4, Warje, Pune 411 029

Dr. I.P. Bhagwat

Bhatia General Hospital Tardeo Road, Grant Road, Mumbai 400 007 Dr. Amit Kumar Singh

Bombay Hospital Bombay Hospital Avenue, Mumbai 400 020 Dr. D.P. Vyas

Breach Candy Hospital andResearch Centre

60 Bhulabhai Desai Road, Mumbai 400 026 Maj. Gen. Vijay Krishna

Child Eye Care Charitable Trust* Kusum Kunj, 10th Road, Khar, Mumbai 400 052 Dr. Gopa Kothari

Child in Need Institute Post Box 16742, Kolkata 700 027 Dr. S.K. MishraCommitted Community DevelopmentTrust

Room 8, Pali-Chimbai Municipal School,St. Joseph’s Road, Bandra (W), Mumbai 400 050

Ms. Kamini Kapadia

Dr. Balabhai Nanavati Hospital S.V. Road, Vile Parle (W), Mumbai 400 056 Mr. Micah Joseph

Dr. L.H. Hirandani Hospital* Olympia, Central Avenue, Hiranandani Gardens,Powai, Mumbai

Dr. Sujit Chatterjee

Dr. R.P. Centre forOpthalmic Sciences*

All India Institute of Medical Sciences,7th Floor, Community Opthalmic SectionAnsari Nagar, New Delhi 110 029.

Dr. G.V.S. Murthy

Fortis Heart Institute* Sector 62, Phase VIII, Mohali 160 062 Ms. Manu Kapila

Godrej Memorial Hospital* Sir Phirojshah Nagar, Vikhroli (E),Mumbai 400 079

Dr. Joglekar

Grand Medical Foundation* Ruby May Clinic, 40, Sassoon Road,Pune 411 001

Mr. Bhomi Bhote

Himlayan Institute Hospital Trust RDI, Jolly Grant, Dehradun, Uttaranchal Ms. Piyali Mathavan

Inlaks and Budhrani Hospital* Morbai Nanaindas Budhrani Cancer Institute,7-9, Koregaon Park, Pune 411 001

Mr. Sunil Nath

Jahangir Hospital* 32, Sassoon Road, Pune 411 001 Mr. Sudhir Diggikar

Jaslok Hospital and Research Centre 15, Dr. G. Deshmukh Marg, Mumbai 400 026 Dr. Vijay Kumar

LAICO Aravind Eye Care System* 72 Kuruvikaran Salai, Annanagar,Madurai 625 020

Mr. R.D. Tulsiraj

Lilavati Hospital and Research Centre Bandra Reclamation, Mumbai 400 050 Dr. Narendra D. Trivedi

Malar Hospitals Ltd.* 52, First Main Road, Gandhi Nagar, Adayar,Chennai 600 020

The Administrative Officer

30 Appendix 2


Mallaya Hospital* No. 2, Vittal Mallaya Road,Near Kanteerave Stadium, Bangalore 560 001

Dr. Pradeep P. Naik

Narayana Hrudayalaya* 258/A, Bommasandra Industrial Estate,Anekal Taluk, Bangalore 562 158.

Dr. Devi Shetty

Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation* 7th Floor, Konkan Bhavan, CBD Belapur,Navi Mumbai

Dr. Sanjay V. Pattiwar

P.D. Hinduja Hospital andMedical Research Centre

V. Savarkar Marg, Mahim, Mumbai 400 016 Mr. Pramod H. Lele

PATH Health Centre C/H2/4-7 and C/1-1/16-17, Cheetah Camp,Trombay, Mumbai 400 088

Mr. C.T. Chacko

Sagar Apollo Hospital* No. 44/54, 30th Cross, Tilaknagar,Jayanagar Extension, Bangalore 560 041

Mr. Ashwini Kumar

Sir H.N. Hospital andResearch Centre

Padmashri Gordhan Bappa Chowk, RajaRammohan Roy Marg, Mumbai 400 004

Dr. P.M. Bhujang

Streehitakarni* Lokmanya Nagar Compound,Kakasaheb Gadgil Marg, Dadar, Mumbai

Dr. Jessie Chaphekar

Turbhe Health and DevelopmentProject

Shiv-Shakti Nagar, Next to Sarmai Temple, NearShiv Sena Shakha No.1, Turbhe Stores, Turbhe,Navi Mumbai

Ms. Vinita Balekundri

Wockhardt Hospitals Ltd. Mulund Goregaon Link Road, Mumbai 400 078 The General Manager

DIPLOMA IN PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT: FIELD WORK AGENCIES

Batliboi Ltd. 5th Floor, Bharat House,104, Bombay Samachar Marg, Fort,Mumbai 400 001

Mr. C.K. Singh

Bayer India Ltd. Kolshet Road, Thane (W), Mumbai 400 607 Maj. Shivkumar Sudan

BPL Centre 127, Manmala, Tank Road, Tycle Wadi,Mahim (W), Mumbai 400 016

Mr. Sudesh Shetty

Dana Pharmaceuticals Private Ltd. A-34, MIDC, Morivali, Ambernath (W), 421 501 Mr. Ratish Jha

Dewan Housing FinanceCorporation Ltd.

Madhava, Bandra–Kurla Complex, Bandra (E),Mumbai 400 051

The Head

Echjay Forging (India) Ltd. Kanjur Village Road, Kanjur Marg,Mumbai 400 078

Mr. O.K. Keshavan

Five Star Shipping Co. Private Ltd. Brady Gladys Plaza, Unit No. 3, 1/447,Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower Parel,Mumbai 400 013

Mr. Milind Shringarpure

Geoacoustics India Ltd. 503, Arenja Corner, Sector 17, Vashi,Navi Mumbai 400 703

Mr. Anand Pathak

Godrej & Boyce Mfg. Co. Ltd. Corporate Personnel & AdministrationDepartment, Plant No. 11, Phirojshanagar,Vikhroli (W), Mumbai 400 079.

Ms. Harpreet Kaur

Hindustan Lever Ltd. ‘Uttara’, Plot 2, 3rd Floor, Sector 11,CBD Belapur, Navi Mumbai 400 614

Mr. Suresh Rai

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Indian Aluminium Company Ltd. Old Thane Belapur Road, Kalwa, Thane 400 605 Mr. K.N. Salunke

Jet Airways India Private Ltd. S.M. Centre, Andheri-Kurla Road, Andheri (E),Mumbai 400 059

Ms. Manjula Mani

Jindal Iron & Steel Company Ltd. Village Vasan, Taluka Shahpura,Dist. Thane 421 604

Mr. Ratish Jha

Metlife India Private Ltd. 7th Floor, Essar House, Keshavrao Khade Marg,Mahalaxmi, Mumbai 400 008

Mr. Kailash Kulkarni andMs. Ranu Gupta

Mindcraft Software Private Ltd. Chintamani Plaza, Chakala, Andheri (E),Mumbai 400 099

Mr. David Joseph

Motech Software Private Ltd. 56, Mogra Village, Off: Old Nagardas Road,Andheri (E), Mumbai 400 069

Mr. Annu Tandon

National Peroxide Ltd. Mohane, Kalyan (West), Dist. Thane Mr. K.H. Deshpande

National Textile Corporation Chinchpokli, Mumbai Mr. Waghmare

Paper Products Ltd. Thane Mr. Anil Joshi

Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilisers Mahul Road, Chembur, Mumbai 400 074 The Training Manager

Shaw and Wallace DistilleriesPrivate Ltd.

Additional Industrial Area, Chikalthana,Aurangabad 431 210

The Manager (HR)

Siyaram Silks Mumbai Mr. Singh

Tata Infotech Ltd. SEEPZ, Andheri (E), Mumbai 400 096 Mr. Amareesh Arora

Transworld Services Pvt. Ltd. 215, Nigos Building, Cama Industrial Estate,Goregaon (E), Mumbai 400 063

Mr. S. Dhapre

U.S.Vitamins Ltd. Govandi Station Road, Mumbai 400 088 The Vice President (HR)

Universal Music Samir Complex, St. Andrews Road, Bandra (W),Mumbai 400 050

Ms. Nanda Mazumdar

Writer Relocations 105, Dr. B. Ambedkar Road, Mumbai 400 033 Mr. Rajendra Korde

DIPLOMA IN HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION: INTERNSHIPSAsian Heart Institute and ResearchCentre*

R.No. 434, G/N Block, Bandra-Kurla Complex,Bandra (E), Mumbai 400 051

Dr. Ramakant Panda

BARC Hospital* Anushakti Nagar, Mumbai 400 094 Dr. P.T.V. Nair

Bhagwati Hospital* Tulsi Baug, S.V.P. Road, Borivali (W),Mumbai 400 103

The Medical Superintendent

Bhatia General Hospital Tardeo Road, Grant Road, Mumbai 400 007 Dr. Naseem Mohamad

Bombay Hospital Bombay Hospital Avenue, Mumbai 400 020 Dr. D.P. Vyas

Breach Candy Hospital andResearch Centre

60 Bhulabhai Desai Road, Mumbai 400 026 Maj. Gen. Vijay Krishna

Centenary Hospital* Waman Tukaram Patil Marg, Near Dukes Co.,Govandi, Mumbai 400 078


Dr. Balabhai Nanavati Hospital S. V. Road, Vile Parle(W), Mumbai 400 056 Mr. Micah Joseph

32 Appendix 2


Dr. R.N. Cooper Hospital Juhu, N.S. Road No.1, Vile Parle (W),Mumbai 400 056


First Referral Unit Hospital* Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation,Sector 10 A, Vashi, Navi Mumbai 400 703

Dr. Ashok Wagh

Guru Nanak Hospital* S-341 Gandhinagar, Bandra (E), Mumbai 400 051 Dr. Rajiv Boudhankar

Holy Spirit Hospital* Mahakali Road, Andheri (E), Mumbai 400 093 Dr. M.B. Shah

K.B.Bhabha Hospital* · R.K. Patkar Marg, Bandra (W),Mumbai 400 050

· Belgrami Road, Near Bharat Talkies,Kurla (W), Mumbai 400 070



K.M.J. Phule Hospital* Kannamwar Nagar, Vikhroli (E), Mumbai 400 083 The Medical Superintendent

Lilavati Hospital and Research Centre Bandra Reclamation, Mumbai 400 050 Dr. Narendra D. Trivedi

M.A.A. Centenary Hospital* Chembur, Mumbai 400 071 The Chief Medical Officer

M.G.M. Hospital* Plot No. 35, Sector 4, Vashi,Navi Mumbai 400 703

Dr. N.N. Kadam

M.T. Agarwal Hospital* Mulund (W), Mumbai 400 080 The Chief Medical Officer

P.D. Hinduja Hospital and MedicalResearch Centre

Veer Savarkar Marg, Mahim, Mumbai 400 016 Mr. Sunil Karanjikar

Prince Aly Khan Hospital Aga Hall, Nesbit Road, Mazgaon,Mumbai 400 010

Dr. K.B.S. Cheema

Radhibai Watumull Chest Hospital* 120, Veer Savarkar Marg, Mahim,Mumbai 400 016

Dr. Dilip Mulchandani

Rajawadi Hospital* Ghatkopar (E), Mumbai 400 077 The Medical Superintendent

S.L. Raheja Hospital * All India Institute of Diabetes, Raheja HospitalRoad, Mahim (W), Mumbai 400 016

Brig. Joe Curian

S.V.D. Savarkar Hospital* City Survey No. 506 & 507, Mahatma Phule Road, Mulund (E), Mumbai 400 081


Sant Muktabai Hospital* Barve Nagar, Ghatkopar (W), Mumbai 400 084 The Chief Medical Officer

Seth G.S.M & K.E.M Hospital* Dr. S.S. Rao Road, Parel,Mumbai 400 012 Dr. N.A. Kshirasagar

Siddharth Hospital* Motilal Nagar, Opposite P.O., Goregaon (W),Mumbai 400 104


Sir. H.N. Hospital and Research Centre Padmashri Gordhan Bappa Chowk, RajaRammohan Roy Marg, Mumbai 400 004

Dr. Atul Adaniya

Sushrusha Citizen Co-op HospitalLtd.*

698/B, Ranade Road, Dadar (W),Mumbai 400 028

Dr. M. Joshi

Tata Memorial Hospital* Dr. Ernest Borghes Road, Parel, Mumbai 400 012 Dr. H.K.V. Narayan

The Bandra Holy Family Hospital* St. Andrew’s Road, Bandra, Mumbai 400 050 Sr. Aquinas

V.N. Desai Hospital* Golibar Road, 11th Road, Santacruz (E), TPS III,Mumbai 400 055


Wockhardt Hospitals Ltd. Mulund Goregaon Link Road, Mumbai 400 078 Mr. Mangesh Joshi

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CERTIFICATE IN SOCIAL WORK: FIELD WORK AGENCIESApnalaya 889/14, Lotus Colony, Shivaji Nagar, Govandi,

Mumbai 400 045Dr. N. Rustomfram

Chaitanya* Moti Chowk, Rajguru Nagar, Taluka Khed,District Pune

Dr. Shankar Das

Hamara Foundation Room No. 27, Guilderlane Municipal SchoolBuilding, Mumbai Central, Mumbai 400 008

Ms. Sabiha Vasi

Institute of Psychological Health* C/o Apte Hospital, Second Floor, Cross Lane No. 1,Ram Maruti Road, Thane (W), Mumbai 400 602

Dr. N. Rustomfram

Kshitij Mental Health Centre C/o Family Welfare Agency, Near 10 BDD Chawl,M. Joshi Marg, Lower Parel, Mumbai 400 013

Dr. N. Rustomfram andMs. Sabiha Vasi

National Job Development Centre* The Spastics Society of India, Sion-TrombayRoad, Chembur, Mumbai 400 071

Dr. Shankar Das andMs. Mohua Nigudkar

Rehabilitation Centre of Indian CancerSociety*

74, Jerabai Wadia Road, Bhoiwada, Parel,Mumbai 400 012

Ms. Sabiha Vasi andDr. Shanker Das

Sharan: A Paraplegic RehabilitationCentre

Plot No. 52, Sector-9A, Vashi,Navi Mumbai 400 703

Dr. Shankar Das

M.A. SOCIAL WORK BLOCK FIELDWORK AGENCIESAashray Adhikar AbhiyanS-442 School Block, Shakapur,Delhi 110 092

Aditya Birla CopperDhej, Dist. Bharuch,Gujarat

AIDS Prevention SocietyGuwahati, Assam

Ankur ProjectBangalore

Association for Conservation andTourismIst Floor Malati Bhavan, 143, Hill CartRoad, Siliguri, Dist. Darjeeling

Azim Premji Foundation5, Papanna Street, St. Mark’s RoadCross, Bangalore 560 001

BAIF Development ResearchFoundationDr. Maninbhai Desai Nagar, National Highway 4, Warje,Pune 411 029

Baroda Citizens CouncilCooperative House, Above BarodaAuto Centre, Near Manisha Chokdi,Old Padra Road, Vadodara 390 015

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd.Mahul, Mumbai 400 074

Bharathi Women’s DevelopmentCentreTamil Nadu

Centre for Health and Allied ThemesSurvey No. 2804 and 2805, AramSociety Road, Vakola, Santacruz (E),Mumbai 400 055

Centre for Rural DevelopmentDewan House, Zoo Narengi Road,Guwahati 781 021

Centre for Social Research2, Nelson Mandela Marg,New Delhi 110 070

CINI ASHA63, Rafi Ahmed Kidwai Road,Kolkata 700 016

Commonwealth Human RightsInitiativeN-8, 2nd Floor, Green Park,New Delhi 110 016

Department of Women and ChildDevelopment3rd Floor, New AdministrativeBuilding, Mantralaya,Mumbai 400 021

DILAASADepartment No. 101, K.B. BhabhaMunicipal Hospital, Bandra (W),Mumbai 400 050

Family Service CentreEucharistic Congress Building No. 3, 5, Convent Street, Mumbai 400 001

Grameen BankBangladesh

Gramin Vikas TrustNear Post Basic High School,Chakaliya Road, Dahod 389 151

Indo German Social Service Society28, Lodi Road, Lodi Institutional Area,New Delhi 110 003

Kala RakshaBhuj, Dist. Kachchh 370 001

Kalpavriksh: Environment ActionGroup5, Shri Dutta Krupa,908, DeccanGymkhana, Pune 411 004

Kamathipura Municipal School7th Lane, Shuklaji Street,Kamathipura, Mumbai 400 008

34 Appendix 2


Kashtakari SanghatnaBamanpada, Malyan, A/P Dahanu,Taluka Dahanu

Kudumashree: State PovertyEradication MissionState Municipal House,Vazhuthacaud,Thiruvananthapuram 695 010

Law for All Initiatives: AshokaInnovators for the Public6, Bina Apartments, GuruGangehswar Marg, Khar (W),Mumbai 400 052

Lokchetna ManchRai Estate, Ranikhet,Dist: Almora 263 648

Manipur State Human RightsCommissionFamily Court Building,Lamphelpat 795 004

MNB Industrial Home for the BlindChateau Dieu, 280,S.V.Road,Jogeshwari (W), Mumbai 400 102

Movement for Alternatives andYouth Awareness438, 1st Floor, 19th Cross, Opp:Swimming Pool, I & IV Block, EastJayanagar, Bangalore 560 011

Muktangan Deaddiction CentreMohan Wadi, Pune-Alandi Road, Near Shetia Hospital, Yerawada,Pune 411 006

MUSELamo Guest House, Kaza, Spiti,Himachal Pradesh

National Human Rights CommissionFaridkot House, Copernicus Marg,New Delhi 110 001

National Institute of SocialDevelopmentNo.191, Dharmapala Mawatha,Colombo

NERCRAMP–IFAD1st Floor Sympli Building, Near LawCollege, Milki-Dhankheti,Shillong 793 001

Nirvan Psychiatric HospitalLucknow

North East Research & Social WorkNetworkingTengapara (South), P.O. Kokrajhar,Dist. Kokrajhar, Bodoland TerritorialCouncil, Assam

PRERNA7th Lane, Kamathipura MunicipalSchool, Shuklaji Street, Kamathipura,Mumbai 400 008

PRIA S-2, Rangaswami Mansion,3-6-532/1, Street No. 7,Himayatnagar,Hyderabad 29Ramakarishna Mission AshramaDivyagan Krishi Vigyan Kendra,Swami Vishuddhananda Road,Morabadi, Ranchi 834 008Saarthak24 Hauz Khas Village,New Delhi 110 016

SAATHI,Agripada Municipal School,Opp. YMCA, Agripada, Mumbai 400 011

Sahabhagi Vikash Abhiyan5-Duplex, Sailashree Vihar,Bhubaneshwar 751 021

Samuha-SamrakshaNo.268, 1st Main, Defense Colony,HAL 2nd Stage, Bangalore 560 038

Sangath Centre48 Defense Colony, Porvorim,Goa 403 521

Sanket Development GroupE 4/7, Arera Colony, Bhopal 462 016

SHALOMNehru Marg, Churachandpur,Manipur 795 128

Sikkim Voluntary Health AssociationNam Nang, Deorali Road, MazongKothi Compound, P.O. Box 144,Gangtok 737 101

Society for Environment and RuralAwakeningP.O. and Tehsil Khundian DistrictKangra, Himachal Pradesh 176 030

SUTRAJagjit Nagar, Via. Jabbar, TehsilKasauli, Dist. Solan,Himachal Pradesh 173 225

The Concerned for Working Children303/2, L.B. Shastri Nagar,Vimanapura Post,Bangalore 560 017

The Energy Research InstituteHabitat Place, Lodhi Road,New Delhi 110 003

TISS, Rural Campus,Tuljapur, Osmanabad

United Way46 Grant Annexe, Bhaskar RaoKargutkar Marg, Behind StrandCinema, Colaba, Mumbai 400 005

Uttar Pradesh Voluntary ActionNetwork10, Satyalok Building, MuhibullapurMadiyaon, Sitapur Road, Lucknow

Voluntary Health Association ofIndiaTong Swasthya Bhawan,40 Institutional Area, South of IIT,New Delhi 110 016

Voluntary Health Association ofSikkimGangtok

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AP PEN DIX 3M.A. and M.H.A. Research Projects

Name of Student Title of Research Project Guide

SOCIAL WORK

Ms. Sulagna Nandy A Study on Governance in Community BasedOrganisations

Dr. Swapan Garain

Ms. Krupa G. Pednekar Impact of Job Stress on the Performance of PolicePersonnel

Dr. Arvind Tiwari

Mr. Snehal Ukey Case Study of Girls/Women working in Bars Dr. E. Toppo

Mr. Sumit Kumar Role of NGOs in Protection and Promotion of HumanRights

Dr. Arvind Tiwari

Ms. Chandni Basu Primary School Teachers’ Perception of Child SexualAbuse: A Comparative Study Between Private andMunicipal Settings

Dr. Lata Narayan

Ms. Foram Atulkumar Nagori Understanding the Experiences and Perceptions ofSingle Parenting by Women

Ms. Nishi Mitra

Ms. Mandira Nagrath A Case Study of an Aftercare Institute for Boys Dr. Neela Dabir

Ms. Mubashira Zaidi Impact of Communalism and Communal Riots on theMuslims in Mumbai

Dr. Ranu Jain

Ms. Namita Lamsal A Study on the Situation of the Children in anInstitution in Nepal

Prof. Lina Kashyap

Ms. Natasha Dalmiya Understanding Educational Choices: A Case Study ofthe Marwaris of Siliguri

Dr. Ranu Jain

Ms. Nazia Masood The Social Construction of Gender: A Study of CutchiMemon Muslim Women in Banglore City

Prof. Padma Velaskar

Mr. Nilesh Puradkar Education for Street Children Mr. Alex Akhup

Mr. Paresh Badyakar HIV/AIDS Related Knowledge Attitude and Perceptionof Post Graduate College Students in Visva Bharati

Prof. Shalini Bharat

Ms. Prachi Nautiyal Women’s Empowerment and Natural ResourceManagement: A Case study of Jalagam Project(IWDP-Hills-Phase II)

Dr. Amita Bhide

Ms. Vanessa Azavedo Group Homes as a Strategy for Rehabilitation of StreetBoys

Dr. Neela Dabir

Ms. Varathagowry Vasudevan Living Conditions of Elderly Women in Institutionalised Care: A Study in Colombo, Sri Lanka

Prof. S. Siva Raju

Ms. Arpana Udupa Adolescent’s Perception of Body Image and SelfConcept

Prof. Vimla Nadkarni

Ms. Arunibala Naorem HIV Infection/AIDS and its Impact on MaritalRelationship

Ms. Brinelle D’Souza

Ms. Divya Sarma Representations of ‘Madness’ in Popular IndianCinema

Dr. K. P. Jayasankar

Ms. Lakshmi Appachar Teacher Perceptions toward Learning Problems:A Case of Primary Schools

Dr. Rajani Konantambigi

Ms. Meghana Oza The Informal Sector: Decency in Working Conditionsand Health of Industry — Case of LeatherManufacturing in Dharavi

Dr. Abdul Shaban

Ms. Naitra Muralykrishnan The Psychosocial Effects of Divorce/Separation onChildren and their Coping Mechanisms


Mr. Raju Narzary Impact of Bodoland Movement on the Mental andPhysical Health Seeking Behaviour of Victimized Family in the Bodo Community

Ms. Brinelle D’Souza

Ms. Smita Bammidi A Study on the Mental Health of Poor Women in theUnorganised Sector in Urban Areas (Visakhapatnam)

Dr. Surinder Jaswal

Mr. Stefen Tuanginsang Impact of Ethnic Violence on Children’s Mental Health Dr. Vrinda Datta

Ms. Dibya Bhuyan Impact of ‘Eastern India Rain-fed Farming Project’ onthe Tribal Communities: The Case of MayurbhanjDistrict, Orissa

Dr. A. Ramaiah

Ms. Payal Nayak Staff Development in Non-Profit Organisations Dr. Bipin Jojo

Mr. Prodip Chakma A Study on Developmental Activities of BuddhistOrganisations in Nanded, Maharashtra, and its Impacton Youth

Dr. C.J. Sonowal

Ms. Reema Patnaik Women CEOs in NGOs in Orissa Dr. Bipin Jojo

Ms. Areeba Hamid Indian Femini Movement and Disability Movement inIndia: Conflicts and Convergence

Prof. Lakshmi Lingam

Ms. Amrita Datta People’s Perception of the Green Revolution in RuralPunjab

Dr. Sandhya Iyer

Ms. Divya Sinha Accessibility and Availability of Water in RuralJharkhand

Prof. N. Jayaram

Ms. Sangeeta Sharma Problem of Mango Farmers due to State and Marketing Policies

Dr. J.J. Roy Burman

Ms. Krithika Srinivasan Solid Waste Management Practices in Chennai byPublic and Private Agencies and NGOs

Dr. Mouleshri Vyas

Mr. Shiva Chandra Dhakhal A Case Study of Multiple Stakeholder Perspective ofthe People’s Participation in Relation to a Development Program in the Context of Village Community

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani

Ms. Radhika Khajuria Communalism in Gujarat: Narratives of Two Villages Dr. Ranu Jain

Mr. Kiran Padale Social Work Education and Dalits: A ConscientizationProcess

Mr. Daniel S.R.

PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS

Mr. Anindya Mandal Matrix Reloaded: A Conflict Resolution Strategy forMatrix Organisations

Ms. K. Sarala Rao

Mr. Deepak Dongre A Study on Knowledge Management and its Impact onOrganisational Culture

Prof. A. Gangopadhyay

Ms. Dinpuii V.L. Study on Leadership Development and its Impact onOrganisational Effectiveness


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Ms. Meghan Barker A Study on Career Management and its Antecedentsamongst Indian Women


Ms. Pradnya Thakur A Study of the Impact of Workforce Diversity on theOrganisation


Mr. Rajesh Mehta Emerging Typologies of Corporate SocialResponsiveness: Case Study of Selected Organisations

Dr. D.K. Srivastava

Ms. Ruta Joshi People Capability Maturity Model (PCMM): An HRIntervention for Talent Management — A Case Studyof Selected Indian Organisation

Dr. D.K. Srivastava

Ms. Shivani Vellanki Impact of Technology on Labour Relations Dr. D.K. Srivastava

Ms. Sneha Rao Rewards and Attrition in the Information TechnologyIndustry

Mr. P. Vijayakumar

Ms. Swati Yadav Contibutions of Trade Unions towards Healthy WorkPractices

Dr. D.K. Srivastava

Ms. Tanvi Chandan A Study of Determinants of Organisational Structuresand Designs


HEALTH ADMINISTRATIONDr. Bremley Lyngdoh Study of Rickets and its Determinants in Smit Village,

MeghalayaDr. Kanchan Mukherjee

Dr. Hemlata Jiwnani A Study to Ascertain Psychosocial Aspects ofTuberculosis: Patients Perspective on T.B. Visiting anOPD of an Urban Multispeciality Care Hospital

Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee

Ms. Imtilemla Longkumer Knowledge and Attitude of HIV/AIDS among Students inShillong

Dr. Ramila Bisht

Mr. Samir Brahma Utilisation of Public Health Services by BodoCommunity of Rural Kokrajhar district of Assamwith Special Reference to Ootama Primary HealthCentre

Dr. N. Nakkeeran

Dr. Shibani Deshmukh Health Seeking Behaviour of Mothers for AcuteInfant Diarrhoel Diseases amongst the KatkariTribes of Tala Taluka in Raigad District,Maharashtra, India

Dr. Ramila Bisht

Dr. Snehal Bhele Utilisation Pattern of Health Services by Elderly Dr. V. Joseph Xavier, S.J.

HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATIONDr. Biswendu Bardhan Customer Relationship Management: Issues and

Practices in Selected HospitalsMr. M. Mariappan

Dr. Chandil Gunashekara Factors Affecting the Utilisation of HospitalManagement Information Systems in CorporateHospitals

Dr. H. P. Thakur

Mr. Girish Babu Bommakanti Health Insurance Model for the Rural CommunityHospital

Dr. Alka Parikh

Dr. S. Ranjit Dhas A Comparative Study of Communication Skills ofDoctors and their Relationship with PatientSatisfaction in Two Hospitals of Delhi

Dr. N. Rustomfram

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AP PEN DIX 4M.Phil./Ph.D. Sem i nars

Title of the Self-Study/Paper/Research Proposal Name of Scholar Date

Self-Study: Psychosocial Perspectives on the Self in Social Content Ms. Mamata Karollil Apr. 28, 2005

Self-Study: Theories on Human Rights Ms. Sayantani Guin Apr. 27, 2005

Self-Study: Theories on Health-Related Behaviours in the Contextof Alcohol Use/Abuse and Sexual Risk Taking

Ms. Devika Rani K. Apr. 25, 2005

Doctoral Research Project: A Study of Volunteerism with SpecificReference to Indic Faith-Based Voluntary Organisation: In Searchof Faith-Inspired Social Capital

Ms. Samta Pandya Apr. 13, 2005

Research Proposal: Including the Excluded: Role of Panchayat inWest Bengal

Mr. Dipankar Mandal Apr. 4, 2005

Doctoral Research Project: Teacher Professionalism: AnEthnography of Teachers and Classroom Processes

Mr. Sthabir Khora Mar. 21, 2005

Research Paper: Gender, Environment and Development:Conceptualising a Fertility Management

Ms. Meghana Kelkar Mar. 18, 2005

Doctoral Research Project: A Study on the Relations of state withReligion Institutions with Special Reference to Hindu Temples inKerala State

Mr. C.K. Madhusoodhanan Mar. 16, 2005

Self-Study: Religion, Popular Religion and Syncretism: ATheoretical Exploration

Ms. Rama Shyam Mar. 9, 2005

Doctoral Research Project: The Inheritance Rights of SyrianChristian Women: A Study in Kerala

Ms. Susan Mathew Mar. 7, 2005

Research Paper: Addressing Custodial Crimes (in Police Custody) in India: A Review of Literature

Mr. Kamlesh Kumar Mar. 2, 2005

Doctoral Research Proposal: Labour Process and DecentralisedProduction System: A Study of Leather Footwear Industry

Ms. B. Vaithegi Dec. 15, 2004

Self-Study: Exploration of Theories related to Prostitution amongthe Ex-Criminal Tribes

Ms. Surbhi Dayal Dec. 8, 2004

Self-Study: Education of Muslims in India: Problems and Issues Mr. Anzarul Hasan Oct. 4, 2004

Self-Study: Customary Practices with Regard to Natural ResourceManagement

Mr. Pratap Chandra Behera Sep. 9, 2004

Self-Study: Theories of Stress and Coping: Understanding theHuman Adaptation Process

Ms. Chandrani Dasgupta Sep. 1, 2004

Doctoral Research Project: Promotive Initiatives with Families toPromote Child Mental Health: Learning from the JamaicanExperience

Ms. Priya Anaokar Aug. 27, 2004

Research Paper: Gender and Disability Ms. Nandini Ghosh Jul. 28, 2004

Research Paper: Ethnography as an Approach to Field Study Mr. Sthabir Khora Jul. 15, 2004

Research Proposal: Understanding Infertility: A Study onWomen’s Experiences of Infertility in an Urban Low-income Groupin Mumbai

Ms. Meghana Joshi Jul. 13, 2004

AP PEN DIX 5Research Projects and Other Projects

Title of Project Sponsor Date ofSanction/Com-mencement

Present Position Faculty in Charge

INTER-DEPARTMENT/UNITImpact of Information,Education and Communicationon Reproduction and ChildHealth in Goa

Government of Goa Mar. 2005 Just sanctioned Dr. Sandhya Iyer andDr. Abdul Shaban

Household Survey on FoodSafety and Quality Control ofDrugs in Western India

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare,Government of India(GoI), and WorldBank

Nov. 2004 Preparation of fieldtools

Mr. Parthasarathi Mondal,Dr. Sujata Sriram,Dr. Abdul ShabanDr. Anindita Chakrabarti,and Dr. Sandhya Iyer

Evaluation of User Fees inFirst Referral Hospitals inMaharashtra

Maharashtra HealthServices DepartmentProject, Governmentof Maharashtra (GoM)

Oct. 2004 Report writing Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian,Dr. Harshad P. Thakur,Mr. M. Mariappan andDr. Sandhya Iyer

Child Participation in India:An Exploratory Study inMumbai

Board of ResearchStudies (BRS), TISS

Sep. 2004 Data analysis Dr. K. Anil Kumar andProf. Usha S. Nayar

Mainstreaming a Rights-basedApproach to the Livelihoods ofSingle and Deserted Women

University GrantsCommission (UGC)

Sep. 2004 Ongoing Prof. Chhaya Datar andMs. Seema Kulkarni

Socioeconomic Benefits ofEstablishing PetroleumRefinery at Bina:An Impact Study

Bharat Oman Refinery Limited

Jun. 2004 Draft reportsubmitted

Prof. R.N. Sharma,Dr. Abdul Shaban andDr. Anindita Chakrabarti

Socioeconomic Survey ofScavengers Engaged in thePractice of Manual Scavengingin Maharashtra

Mahatma PhuleBackwardDevelopmentCorporation

Mar. 2004 Report submitted Mr. Shaileshkumar Darokar and Dr. H. Beck

District Planning for HumanDevelopment

United NationsDevelopmentProgramme andPlanningCommission, GoI

Dec. 2003 Report writing Prof. Sarthi Acharya,Dr. Sandhya Iyer,Prof. Ajay Dandekar andDr. Santosh Kumar

Child Participation in theAsia-Pacific Region

ChildwatchInternational, Oslo

Oct. 2003 Data analysis Prof. Usha S. Nayar andDr. K. Anil Kumar

Out-of-School Children atElementary Level

TISS, Tuljapur Aug. 2001 Report writing Prof. D. Saldanha andMr. V. Kulkarni

Enhancing the SocialDevelopment Perspective inSocial Work Education in India: Curriculum Planning, TrainingSourcebooks and NationalWorkshop

Tata Education Trust Mar. 2001 Chapter writing Ms. Rekha Mammen,Dr. N. Rustomfram,Dr. Lata Narayan andMs. Anjali Dave

Village Education Committeesin Osmanabad District

TISS, Tuljapur Mar. 2000 Report writing Prof. D. Saldanha andMr. V. Kulkarni

Women, Work, and Families inthe Context of SAP

Ford Foundation Aug. 1999 Report writing Prof. Lakshmi Lingam andDr. Vrinda Datta

Primary Health Care in India:Issues, Challenges andProspects

Centre for HealthStudies, TISS

Apr. 1999 Draft report ready Prof. S. Siva Raju,Ms. Katy Gandevia,Dr. P.M. Sandhya Rani andDr. K. Anil Kumar

DEPARTMENT/UNIT

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

Samarth: Community-BasedRehabilitation of Persons withDisabilities in SlumSettlements at Mumbai

TASH Foundation Jan. 2001 Ongoing Prof. Usha S. Nayar

DEPARTMENT OF CRIMINOLOGY AND CORRECTIONAL ADMINISTRATION

Open Prisons and their Impacton Rehabilitation of PrisonInmates

BRS, TISS Apr. 2004 Report writing Dr. Arvind Tiwari

Role of Fast Track Courts in the Dispensation of Speedy Justice

BRS, TISS Feb. 2003 Final reportsubmitted

Dr. Arvind Tiwari

DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY AND CHILD WELFARE

Facilitating Hope in the Wakeof Fear: A Replication of aCommunity-based ResearchInitiative to Reduce Trauma

University of SouthFlorida, USA

Oct. 2004 Data analysis Dr. Srilatha Juvva

Evaluation of Street ChildrenScheme

Childline Foundation Aug. 2004 Report submitted Ms. Sandhya Limaye andMr. Alex Akhup

Innovative Programmes onServicing Homeless and Street- Living Children around theWorld: A Comparative Study ofMumbai, Nairobi and LosAngeles

Larson Endowmentfor InnovativeResearch andTeaching, Universityof SouthernCalifornia, LosAngeles, USA

Jun. 2004 Report writing Dr. Neela Dabir

Strengths Perspective forHome-based Rehabilitation forPersons with Mental Disability

BRS, TISS Jun. 2002 Report writing Dr. Srilatha Juvva

Centre for Research onViolence Against Women

Ford Foundation Nov. 2000 Report writing Ms. Anjali Dave

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Title of Project Sponsor Date ofSanction /Com-mencement


DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORK

A Survey of MedicalProfessionals in Mumbai toIdentify Health ProblemsAmong Parsis

UNESCO-PARZORFoundation

Mar. 2004 Data analysis andreport writing

Ms. Katy Gandevia

Negotiated Livelihoods:Contending Visions ofDevelopment (by and for)Tribal Villagers in TansaWildlife Sanctuary

Indo-DutchProgramme inAlternativeDevelopment

Oct. 2003 Preparation ofresearch design

Mr. Parthasarathi Mondal

Navjeet Community HealthCentre: A Rapid Appraisal(1978–2003)

Sir Dorabji Tata Trust(SDTT) and NavjeetCommunity HealthCentre

Jun. 2003 Book developmentphase


Migration and Development inMumbra

Thane PoliceDepartment

Jan. 2002 Report completed Dr. Surinder Jaswal

A Strategy for AddressingReproductive Health IssuesConcerning Married Adolescents and Young Adults in Rural Areasof Western Maharashtra

RockefellerFoundation

Sep. 2001 Report writing Dr. Surinder Jaswal

Use of Play and Art Forms with Emotionally Disturbed Children

SDTT Sep. 2001 Data collection andanalysis

Ms. Shubhada Maitra

Study on Male Sexual andReproductive Health in ThaneCity

United NationsPopulation Fund

Jan. 2001 Final reportcompleted

Dr. Surinder Jaswal

Understanding Safer SexNegotiation Among HIVSero-Discordant, MarriedCouples, in Mumbai and Pune

Centre for AIDSPrevention Studies,University of California, San Francisco, USA

Sep. 2000 Data analysis Ms. Brinelle D’Souza

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE ADMINISTRATION

Assessment and Strengthening of Self-Concept among TribalChildren in Two Ashram Shalas

BRS, TISS Dec. 2004 Predliminary work Prof. Vidya Rao andMr. Daniel S.R.

Study of Child Sex Abuse inAshram Shalas in Maharashtra

Tribal DevelopmentDepartment, GoM

Apr. 2004 Report writing Prof. Vidya Rao

Maharashtra DevelopmentReport: Human ResourcesDevelopment of the WeakerSections

PlanningCommission, GoI

Apr. 2003 Completed Prof. Vidya Rao

DEPARTMENT OF URBAN AND RURAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Community MobilisationStrategies for Realising theGoal of Elementary Educationfor all Children

Child Relief and You Mar. 2005 Review Prof. Janki Andharia,Dr. Amita Bhide andDr. Mouleshri Vyas

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Right to Peace andDevelopment: A Project Aimedat Curriculum Building onIssues Related to Communalism

OXFAM India Trust Aug. 2004 Draft curriculumready


Disaster Management SDTT Jul. 2004 Draft curriculumready


Garbage Workers in MumbaiCity: A Study of their Strugglefor Survival

BRS, TISS Jun. 2004 Report writing Dr. Mouleshri Vyas

Sustainable Livelihoods forEmpowerment of Rural Women

Indian Council forResearch on Women

Apr. 2004 Analysis and reportwriting

Prof. Janki Andharia andDr. Amita Bhide

A Strategic Plan for RuralDevelopment: InstitutionalSuggestions for Tata Power

Tata Power Feb. 2004 Completed Prof. Janki Andharia

DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS

Study of Management of TradeUnions at the Enterprise Level:Case Study of Mumbai-basedUnions

Friedrich EbertStiftung

May 2004 Completed Dr. D.K. Srivastava

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES STUDIES

User Fee Evaluation in FourSelected States in India

World HealthOrganisation (WHO)

Dec. 2004 Ongoing Dr. Harshad P. Thakur andMr. M. Mariappan

Apollo Health and Development Project

Apollo Hospital Nov. 2004 Initial visit made Dr. V. Joseph Xavier, S.J.

External Evaluation of User FeeScheme of the SecondaryHealth System of MaharashtraGovernment

World Bank Sep. 2004 Data analysis Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian andDr. Harshad P. Thakur

Evaluation Study of CatherineBooth Hospital, Nagercoil

Catherine BoothHospital

Jul. 2004 Completed Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian

Knowledge Transfer andExchange in the Health Sector

WHO Apr. 2004 Data collection,analysis and reportwriting

Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian andDr. V. Joseph Xavier, S.J.

Process Documentation ofCommunity ChangeSurrounding Home-basedNeonatal Care

SEARCH, Gadchiroli Oct. 2003 Report writing Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian andDr. N. Nakkeeran

Trends in Family and SocialStructures and their Impact onthe Health of VulnerablePopulation: A Case Study ofUrban Poor in India

Indo-CanadianShastri Institute

Jun. 2003 Ongoing Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian,Dr. Ramila Bisht andDr. N. Nakkeeran

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Conditions of Women’s Work,Reproductive Wastage andBirth Control: Land, Labourand Caste in Tamil Nadu

BRS, TISS Nov. 2002 First draft reportunder preparation

Dr. N. Nakkeeran

Strengthening of HealthResearch in NGOs in India

RockefellerFoundation

Jan. 2001 Final report writing Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian

DEPARTMENT OF RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

Migration in Maharashtra:Thirty Years Review

BRS, TISS Jul. 1998 Report writing Dr. D.P. Singh

Demographic Study of GreaterBombay with Reference toMigration

BRS, TISS Apr. 1992 Ongoing Dr. D.P. Singh

DEPARTMENT OF EXTRA MURAL STUDIES

Impact Assessment Study ofTT Ranganathan ClinicalResearch Foundation

T.T. RanganathanClinical ResearchFoundation

July. 2004 Data collection andanalysis

Ms. Sabiha Vasi

Cultural and PsychosocialFactors Affecting InducedAbortion in Urban and RuralMaharashtra

BRS, TISS Sep. 2003 Report writing Dr. Shankar Das

UNIT FOR CHILD AND YOUTH RESEARCH

Sexual and ReproductiveHealth Status of TribalAdolescent Married Girls inJharkhand

Population Council,New York

Sep. 2004 Data collection Dr. P.M. Sandhya Rani

Expenditure on HigherEducation in India: Role Played by the Government andHousehold

BRS, TISS May 2004 Report writing Dr. Anindita Chakrabarti

Study of Parsi Youth in India UNESCO-PARZORFoundation

Mar. 2004 Data collection Dr. Lata Narayan

Measuring Child Poverty:A Study in Maharashtra

BRS, TISS Dec. 2002 Data analysis Dr. K. Anil Kumar

Socio-cultural and PoliticalEconomic Environment ofTribal People and its Impact on Child Health: A Study inMaharashtra

BRS, TISS Jul. 2002 Final phase of datacollection

Dr. C.J. Sonowal

Issues in Adoption:An Analysis of Secondary Data

Self Oct. 2001 Report writing Dr. Vrinda Datta

Teachers’ Assessment ofTeaching–Learning Problemsas Manifested by Children inNormal Classroom

BRS, TISS Apr. 2001 Draft reportsubmitted

Dr. Rajani Konantambigi

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UNIT FOR RESEARCH IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION

Evaluation of Alternative Modes of Education in Lok Jumbish:Mid-Term Review and ImpactAssessment Studies

DFID, India Oct. 2003 Report submitted Dr. Ranu Jain

Monitoring Sarva ShikshaAbhiyan in Madhya Pradesh

Ministry of HumanResourceDevelopment, GoI

Sep. 2003 Report writing Dr. A.K. Singh

Decentralised Governance ofRural Elementary Educationfrom Grassroots Perspectives:A Case Study of ChakrataBlock, Uttaranchal District

National Council forEducation Researchand Training

Jul. 2003 Data collection andanalysis

Dr. A.K. Singh

Community and SchoolLinkages Among the TribalGroups in Jharkhand

BRS, TISS Nov. 2002 Report writing Dr. A.K. Singh

Creating Shared Meaning:Understanding CommunityInterventions in Education inIndia

BRS, TISS Dec. 2001 Data collection Dr. Ranu Jain

Social Status and EducationDecisions

University ofPennsylvania, USA

Jul. 2001 Writing researchpapers

Dr. Padma Velaskar andDr. Leena Abraham

School to Labour Market:Tracing the Career Profiles ofStudents of GovernmentSchools

BRS, TISS Aug. 2000 Data analysis andwriting

Dr. Leena Abraham

UNIT FOR URBAN STUDIES

Study of Elderly Parsis in India: A Quantitative Study

PARZOR Foundation Mar. 2005 Data collection Prof. S. Siva Raju

Water Consumption andWastage Patterns inDomestic Households inMajor Cities in India

Hindustan Lever Ltd. Mar. 2005 Ongoing Dr. Abdul Shaban

City, Crime and Space:A Case of Mumbai Megapolis

BRS, TISS Oct. 2004 Ongoing Dr. Abdul Shaban

Base Line Survey and Part ofDisability Reduction Project inThane District, MaharashtraState

Impact IndiaFoundation

Jul. 2004 Report submitted Prof. S. Siva Raju

Social Impact Assessment ofMaha Mumbai SpecialEconomic Zone

Sea KingInfrastructure Ltd.

Apr. 2004 Draft reportsubmitted

Dr. Abdul Shaban andProf. R.N. Sharma

Situational Analysis of theParsi Elderly in India


Feb. 2004 Report writing Prof. S. Siva Raju

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Ward-wise NetworkingInitiatives for Care of theElderly in Mumbai

Family WelfareAgency

Apr. 2003 Draft reportsubmitted

Prof. S. Siva Raju

UNIT FOR RESEARCH AND CONSULTANCY IN SOCIAL POLICY AND SOCIAL WELFARE ADMINISTRATION

Humanistic Tradition Society for ConflictAnalysis andResolution

Apr. 2004 First draft submitted Dr. J.J. Roy Burman

A Series of Case Studies onForestry Issues

Ministry of Forest and Environment, GoI

Jan. 2004 Two case studiescompleted

Prof. Ratna Naik

Strategic Planning Report forAbhivyakti: An Action Research Project (2002–2004)

Abhivyakti Media forDevelopment

Apr. 2002 Draft report beingprepared

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani

Strategic Planning Report forSpecial Cell: An ActionResearch Project (2002 to2004)

Special Cell forWomen and Children,TISS

Mar. 2002 Report finalisation Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani

Customary Laws and Rightswith Regard to Land and Forest Among the Tribals of Arunachal Pradesh

BRS, TISS Mar. 2002 Completed Dr. J.J. Roy Burman

UNIT FOR RURAL STUDIES

Rural vs. Rural: An Explorationof the Category Rural inContemporary India

BRS, TISS Dec. 2001 Transcription ofinterviews andsecondary dataanalysis

Ms. Rekha Mammen

UNIT FOR WOMEN’S STUDIES

Investigation of Deaths atReceiving Centre for Beggars(Male), Chembur

National HumanRights Commission

Feb. 2005 Data collection Dr. Asha Bajpai

Convictions in TraffickingCases: A Study in Mumbai

South Asia RegionalInitiative EquitySupport Programme

Jan. 2005 Just initiated Dr. Asha Bajpai

Sexual Violence in Marriage Lawyer’s Collective Jan. 2005 Data collection Ms. Nishi Mitra

Micro-Credit and Women’sEmpowerment: Negotiationwith Multiple Patriarchies

Fulbright New Century Scholars Programme

Jun. 2004 Ongoing Prof. Lakshmi Lingam

Assessing Viability forRecommendation to the GoM’s New Employee GuaranteeScheme and Promotion ofWomen Entrepreneurs

BRS, TISS Apr. 2004 Ongoing Prof. Chhaya Datar

Gender Audit in the City ofMumbai: An Exploration toCentrestage Gender in Urban Plan

BRS, TISS Apr. 2004 Ongoing Prof. Lakshmi Lingam

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Trends and Progress ofContinuing Challenges afterVishakha Judgement: A Studyof the Implementation of theSexual Harassment Guidelinesat Work

BRS, TISS Aug. 2003 Report writing Dr. Asha Bajpai

UNIT FOR FAMILY STUDIES

Demographic TransitionAmong the Parsi Communityof India: A Study of theFamilial, Marital andSocial-PsychologicalDimensions


Dec. 2003 Ongoing Prof. Shalini Bharat

Support Systems in SelectMumbai Neighbourhoods:A Study of Family Well-being

BRS, TISS Sep. 2003 Preparation of finalreport

Ms. Rosamma Veedon andDr. Sujata Sriram

Assessing Familism: TheDevelopment of Scale

BRS, TISS Sep. 2003 Report submitted Dr. Sujata Sriram

The Burden ofUnwanted Pregnancy:A Community-based Study

BRS, TISS Feb. 2003 Report submitted Prof. Shalini Bharat

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME UNIT

Women’s Participation inFamily Decisions:A Case Study of NelloreDistrict, Andhra Pradesh

BRS, TISS Sep. 2002 Completed Dr. Madhavi R.K.

UNIT FOR MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONSVideo on TISS Library Sir Dorabji Tata

Memorial Library,TISS

Oct. 2004 Data collection anddiscussion on thescript

Ms. B. Manjula

She Write: Video on WomenPoets

TISS Sep. 2004 Post production Dr. K.P. Jayasankar andProf. Anjali Monteiro

Our Family: Video on theTransgendered Community

TISS Sep. 2004 Post production Dr. K.P. Jayasankar andProf. Anjali Monteiro

Gender and Local Self-Governance

BRS, TISS Sep. 2004 Data collection Ms. B. Manjula

SOCIAL WORK EDUCATION AND PRACTICE CELL

Innovations in Schools ofSocial Work

InternationalAssociation ofSchools of SocialWork

Sep. 2004 Data collection Prof. Murli Desai

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AP PEN DIX 6Field Action Projects

INTER-DEPARTMENT/UNIT

Development Support to Ladakh Autonomous Hill District Council , estd. 2005LadakhObjective : To provide support to the Ladakh Autonomous Hill District Council (LAHDC) to prepare and implement

a multi-sectoral sustainable district development plan with people’s participation.Programmes : • Finalisation of Leh District Vision Document, and lending expertise on issues related to sustainable

development.• Development of a certificate or diploma programme in sustainable development.• Capacity-building of NGOs, government officials and professionals on needs and options

assessment; planning, implementation and monitoring of sectoral plans and programmes at themicro and district levels.

• Preparation of district development plan through participatory micro planning process in all thesectors and its implementation through LAHDC and panchayats.

Faculty in Charge : Prof. S. Parasuraman, Dr. Chandan Sengupta, Prof. Janki Andharia, Dr. V. Joseph Xavier, S.J.,Dr. Ramila Bisht, Prof. Vidya Rao, Ms. B. Manjula, Prof. Vimla Nadkarni and Prof. Padma Velaskar.

HUM: Humanity United in M-Ward , estd.: 2002M-Ward, MumbaiObjectives : · To create a human rights sensitive M-Ward.

· To provide opportunities for interaction between a variety of individuals and organisationalrepresentatives to dialogue.

· To organise awareness and educational sessions on human rights.· To facilitate collective actions planned by groups.· To promote attitudes of solidarity.

Programmes : · Campaign on Disability Rights across the M Ward areas in slums and schools· Awareness modules in three schools.· Workshop for NSS Volunteers from 3 colleges.· Access audit of three buildings and one public garden.· Capacity-building programmes for NGOs.

Faculty in Charge : Dr. Lata Narayan and Dr. N. Rustomfram.

DEPARTMENT/UNIT


Prayas, estd.: 19909/1, 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 and institutions for women and minors.· Work towards 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 enshrined in the

Constitution and promote the use of correctional laws towards the rehabilitation of vulnerable groupssuch as women, youth and children.

· Increase awareness in government and society about issues related to rehabilitation of personsaffected by crime or prostitution towards law and policy change.

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

Programmes : · Prison: Work with women and young males (18–23 years) through a range of services such as legal literacy, family contact, support to families (especially children), counselling, vocational activities,and networking with NGOs and government departments such as police, women and childdevelopment, health and the judiciary towards custodial care, pre-release preparation andpost-release rehabilitation issues.

· Police Stations: Counselling, referral and follow-up services to vulnerable groups such as women,children, youth and the psychologically/emotionally disturbed to prevent trafficking, or their entryinto crime, prostitution or other negative lifestyles.

· Criminal Court: Legal guidance and referral services to persons approaching the courts —complainants, accused or their families.

· Protective Institutions for Women: Counselling, vocational activities and networking with NGOsand government departments towards custodial care, pre-release preparation, repatriation andpost-release rehabilitation issues.

· Contact-cum-Rehabilitation Unit: Services include counselling, legal guidance, arranging shelter, family support, financial support for emergencies, arranging for medical treatment orhospitalisation, vocational training, educational support, information about government schemes,access to citizenship rights, and connecting with the NGO sector towards rehabilitation andmainstreaming.

· Research and Documentation: Conducting studies and documentation of services provided andissues in the field towards increasing knowledge in the field of criminology and correction forteaching, training and intervention.

· Policy and Advocacy: Taking up field issues with government departments concerned, both at theState and Central levels. Lobbying with national and state level bodies such as NHRC, NCW, SHRCand SCW to create a climate conducive to rehabilitation of vulnerable groups in criminal justice.Involvement in PILs both at the Supreme Court and the Mumbai High Court on issues related toprison conditions, trafficking, children of prisoners, rehabilitation of victims of commercial sexualexploitation, and so on.

Project Staff : Mr. Vijay Raghavan (Project Director), Mr. Vijay Johare, Mr. Shankar Pokharkar, Ms. Aruna Angre,Ms. Surekha Sale, Ms. Sudhakar Babu, Mr. Murlidhar Jagtap, Mr. Shahnawaz Pathan, Ms. Salma Naik,Ms. Varsha Lad, Mr. Vithalbhai Solanki, Ms. Vaishali Jaiswal, Ms. Babita Salvi, Mr. Bajirao Patil,Mr. Chandrakant Shinde, Ms. Chandrani Ganguli, Mr. Devchand Randive, Ms. Jyoti Lokhande,Ms. Pradnya Shinde, Ms. Penelope Tong, Ms. Pramila Madupuri, Mr. Sunil Mhaske, Ms. ShobhaShelar, Mr. Suryakant Mane, Ms. Sangeeta Gawli, Ms. Sharon Menezes, Mr. Silvin Kale, Ms. SangeetaMalshe, Mr. Sadanand Dalvi, Mr. Vijay More, Ms. Vasanti Jadhav, Mr. Vikas Kadam, Ms. Vishaka More, Ms. Krupa Shah, Ms. T.S. Devayani, Ms. Pooja Shrimali Part-time Staff: Ms. Smieta Jadhav,Ms. Sheetal Godambe, Ms. Shyamal Godambe, Ms. Vishalaakshi Nathan and Ms. Neeta Gajjar.

Faculty in Charge : Prof. D.R. Singh.


Special Cell for Women and Children, estd.: 1984Mumbai, Thane, Navi Mumbai, Yavatmal, Aurangabad, Pune, Nashik, Wardha and Nanded.Objectives : · To rebuild violated women’s self-esteem, self-worth and dignity.

· To offer immediate services in cases of family violence and atrocities against women in the formsof: police assistance in registering complaints; placement in institutions or referral to family service agencies; counselling; referrals to other services including medical, psychiatric, educational andvocational; and legal aid.

· Be a liaison between the police and organisations for women and children.· To create awareness about the humiliations and atrocities committed, particularly against women

and children, amongst women themselves, professional groups, and the general public.· Document the work of the Special Cell and develop training material for social work students and

police personnel.Programmes : · Core working — responding to individual needs of violated women and children.

· Training for Police in the issues of violence against women.

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· Participated in campaign on violence against women.· Organised mela for college-going youth on the issue of violence against women.

Project Staff : Ms. Trupti Panchal (Project Coordinator), Ms. Vandana Nanavare, Ms. Rajshree Ambare, Ms. PratibhaJagtap, Ms. Nikhat Shaikh, Ms. Arpita Das, Ms. Vrushali Athalaye, Ms. Anagha Sarpotdar, Ms. PragnaKasle, Ms. Divya Taneja, Ms. Anju Shelke, Ms. Deepa Gaikwad, Ms. Poonam Suryavanshi, Mr. SanjayTelrandhe, Ms. Pratibhya Kachewar, Mr. Sitaram Shinde, Ms. Archana Kale, Ms. Surekha Rankhambe,Ms. Ranjana Gaikwad, Mr. Suresh Suryavanshi, Ms. Anita Pagare, Ms. Deepali Mankar, Mr. LaxmikantKamlajkar, Ms. Jyoti Sapkale, Ms. Suchita Ingole and Ms. Pratibha Gajbhiye.

Faculty in Charge : Ms. Anjali Dave.


Cell for AIDS Research Action and Training, estd.: 1993TISS, Mumbai.Objective : To undertake research, training, field action, advocacy, documentation and publications in the field of

HIV/AIDS and other related areas.Programmes : · International Training Institute on ‘HIV/AIDS Counselling and Psychosocial Interventions’

· Capacity building for medical professionals from Pakistan on ‘Treatment, Care and Support inHIV/AIDS’

· Capacity building of organisations in Maharashtra State funded by AVERT on counselling, care andsupport

· Consultancy to NGOs on psychosocial aspects of HIV/AIDS· Curriculum development and training support to Maharashtra State AIDS Control Society· Advocacy on ARVs, and human rights issues of PLHAs · Training programme on counselling in sexual and reproductive health · Publications: Hindi version of Telephone Counselling in HIV/AIDS: A Counsellor’s Resource Book

Project Staff : Ms. Punita Gandhi, Ms. Yasmin, Ms. Sweta Gurav, Mr. Kamlesh Mackwan, Mr. Pavan Dilpak.Faculty in Charge : Ms. Brinelle D’Souza.

Thane Health Project, estd.: 1988Thane.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 psychosocial aspects of health.

Programmes : · Providing counselling and other services to women in distress and young people with issues insexuality and relationship problems.

· Awareness raising on women and adolescent issues within the hospital.· Helpline for adolescents and youth.· Networking with other NGOs.· Workshops with municipal school girls on sexuality, growing up and relationships.· Setting up of a Women’s Development Cell in collaboration with students of NKT College, Mumbai.· Long-term capacity building programmes for 7th Std. students of Municipal schools on peer group

pressure, study skills, study habits, exam phobia, poor study habits and others voiced by thestudents themselves.

· Programme with ALERT India for recreation and sharing of training experiences.· Women and mental health project.

Project Staff : Ms. Aparna Joshi, Ms. Pradnya Shinde, and Mr. Haresh Dalvi.Faculty in Charge : Dr. Surinder Jaswal.

Integrated Rural Health and Development Project , estd.: 1986Aghai Village, Shahapur Taluka, Thane.Objectives : · Ameliorative measures on health and education.

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· Utilisation and generation of local resources.Programmes : · Anganwadi/Balwadis.

· Curriculum development programme for anganwadis.· Income-generation for women through self-help groups, and sewing classes..· Construction of wells.· Health communication and mother and child nutrition programmes.· Implementation of government development schemes, SJRY and Community Polytechnic

schemes.· Training centre and resource unit (documentation, research and staff development)

Project Staff : Mr. Datta Jadhav, Ms. Kalpana Nimse, Ms. Sunita Thakare, Ms. Sujata Vishe, Ms. Ranjana Sahare,Ms. Lata Gawli and Ms. Asmita Nimse.

Faculty in Charge : Mr. Parthasarathi Mondal.

Muskaan: Child and Adolescent Guidance Centre , estd.: 1937BMC Arogya Kendra, Cotton Green (West), Mumbai.Objectives : · To serve as a resource centre for documentation, training, capacity building, research and

consultation in the areas of child and adolescent mental health.· To provide specialised clinical services through a multi-disciplinary team on issues related to

emotional distress, sexuality and sexual abuse.· To create awareness about child and adolescent mental health.· To network with organisations working with children for influencing policy on child mental health

and child rights.Programmes : · Tsunami relief work, with focus on children in Sri Lanka.

· Work with Lalit Kala Bhavan, Abhyudaya Education Society, Ahilya Vidya Mandir, and NMK School.· Workshops for Aga Khan Foundation, Family Court Children, and community Children at Jijamata

Nagar.· Coordinating for FACSE programme.· Study skills for 10th Std. children’s group.· Sensitising about child trafficking.· Family therapy study group.

Project Staff : Ms. Freny Italia, Ms. Kiran Bhosale, Ms. Megha Tendulkar and Ms. Varsha Kaushik.Faculty in Charge : Prof. Vimla Nadkarni.


NGO Centre Programme, estd.: 1999TISS, Mumbai.Objectives : · Capacity building in NGOs.

· To promote credibility and accreditation of NGOs.· NGO Clearing House.

Programmes : · Data-base development of NGOs, funding agencies, corporate and other stakeholders of socialsector.

· Developing virtual platform for networking among social workers, NGO professionals, third sectorresearchers, and so on.

· Providing counselling services to NGOs and entrepreneurial individuals on launching and mergingNGOs.

· Act as a clearing house in the social sector.Faculty in Charge: Dr. Swapan Garain.

Nav Chetna, estd.: April 1996Pen, Raigad District.Objectives : · Assess and enhance self-concept of tribal children in Ashram Shalas.

· Improve the quality of care and education.

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· Capacity building of community and parents for their effective participation in the management ofAshram Shalas.

Programmes : · Obtained approval of proposal for an action-research project and funds for the activities of the fieldaction project.

· Conducted survey of children’s preferences about vocational training in Mumbai and 3 vocationaltraining programmes for boys aged 14–18 years.

· Planned vocational training programmes proposed for April 2005 in girls’ institution.Project Staff : Mr. Vinod Manekar.Faculty in Charge : Prof. Vidya Rao


Rural Community Development Initiatives , estd.: 2005Lonavla, Pune DistrictObjective : Development of rural and tribal areas of Mulshi and Maval Talukas of Pune District in Maharashtra

(about 100 villages will be covered).Programmes : · Profiling: Access to entitlements of health education, roads.

· Environment and livelihood issues: Training in organic farming and use of appropriatetechnologies.

Project Staff : Ms. Amita Naigaonkar, Mr. Santosh Thakre and Ms. Pallavi Pawar.Faculty in Charge : Prof. Janki Andharia.


Targeted Intervention for Reducing Vulnerability to STI/HIV among Sex Workers and their Clients in Turbhe Stores , estd.:2004Turbhe, Navi MumbaiObjectives : · Establish structure and systems for effective project implementation.

· Behaviour change communication for reducing risk of acquiring STI/HIV among sex workers andtheir clients.

· Increase access to STI treatment and counselling services among sex workers and their clients.· Create an enabling environment through social mobilisation and advocacy.

Programmes : · Orientation of stakeholders.· Capacity building of teachers and peer educators.· Co-curricular activities with ARH messages.· Counselling.· Resource mapping.· Procurement and distribution of BCC material, condoms and drugs.· Providing direct STI treatment services.· Social mobilisation and advocacy.

Project Staff : Ms. Meera Limaye (Project Coordinator), Mr. Mahesh Rajguru, Dr. P.V. Limaye, Ms. Sulakshana Ohol,Ms. Suman Kumbhar, Mr. Shaikh Bilkesh Banu, Ms. Pramila Trimbanke, Ms. Sangeeta Dhuldule,Ms. Sharda Waghmare, Mr. Nagaraja P., Ms. Rshma Jyotish, and 40 peer educators.

Faculty in Charge : Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee.

Nepal–India Safe Migration Initiative for Reducing Vulnerability to STI/HIV among Nepali Migrants in Mumbai, estd.: 2004Mumbai and Thane DistrictsObjective : Reduce vulnerability to STI/HIV and promote access to care and support services among male Nepali

migrants in Mumbai and Thane districts of Maharashtra.Programmes : · Behaviour change communication activities.

· Provide psychosocial support, referrals for VCT and care and support.· Social mobilisation and advocacy.

Project Staff : Ms. Meera Limaye (Project Coordinator), Ms. Dalia Karmarkar, Ms. Sujatha N. Ail, Ms. Mitali Patil, Mr.Sunil Sarode, Ms. Sunita Shelar, Mr. Purna Kamal, Mr. Vaijanath Mane, Ms. Mangal Kamble, Ms.

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Eleena D’Mello, Mr. Harish Singh, Mr. Shashinath Waidande, Mr. Shouvakant Paudel, Mr. MangeshJagdhane, Mr. Jayant N. Joshi, Mr. Chudamani Dhakal, Mr. Dilli Rawat, Mr. Rajaram Chaudhary, Mr.Keshar Shah, Mr. Bishnusadan Shah, Dr. Pandurang Limaye and Dr. Rajesh Pawar.

Faculty in Charge : Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee.

Adolescent Reproductive and Sexual Health Project in School Adolescents, estd.: 2003Kalyan–Dombivili Municipal CorporationObjective : Improved reproductive health status in school adolescent boys and girls.Programmes : · Orientation of stakeholders.

· Capacity building of teachers and peer educators.· Co-curricular activities with adolescent reproductive health messages.· Counselling.

Project Staff : Ms. Meera Limaye and Mr. Vijay Rajguru.Faculty in Charge : Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee.

Turbhe Health and Development Project, estd.: 1995Turbhe, Navi Mumbai.Objective : To experiment and demonstrate urban primary health care.Programme : Maternal and child health, nutrition, HIV/AIDS, and anti-tobacco programmes.Faculty in Charge : Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian and Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee.


Maharashtra FORCES (Forum for Crèche and Child Care) , estd.: 2000TISS, Mumbai.Objectives : · Networking and advocacy for early childhood.Programmes : · Develop advocacy material.

· Develop material of brining quality in early childhood programme.Faculty in Charge : Dr. Vrinda Datta and Dr. Rajani Konantambigi.

Non-Formal Education of Tribal Children of Betul , estd.: 1995Shapur Block, Betul Dist., Madhya Pradesh.Objective : · To build a network of organisations to safeguard survival growth and development of children.

· To create awareness and campaign for quality ECCE programme.· To develop a resource centre.· To feed and guide policy making.

Programmes : · Literacy activities in chosen villages.· Cultural activities by children’s groups.· Mobile libraries in 6 villages.

Project Staff : Mr. Anurag Modi, Ms. Shamim Meghani and Mr. Alok Sharma.Faculty in Charge : Dr. Rajani Konantambigi.

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AP PEN DIX 7Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised

Faculty in Charge Date Name of the Event Place Sponsor

INTER-DEPARTMENT/UNIT

Prof. Janki Andharia,Dr. Srilatha Juvva,Mr. P.K. Shajahan andMs. Saman Afroz

Apr. 5–8, 2005 International Workshop on Rights of Children in Disaster Situations

Mumbai Terres Des Hommes

Dr. N. Rustomfram andMs. Katy Gandevia

Mar. 12–13, andApr. 2, 2005

Workshops on Self-Awareness, CommunicationSkills and Peer Mentoring

TISS, Tuljapur TISS, Tuljapur

Dr. K. Anil Kumar andProf. Usha S. Nayar

Feb. 19, 2005 Workshop on Child Participation Mumbai Sir Dorabji Tata Trust (SDTT),Christian Children Foundation andChildwatch International

Ms. Katy Gandevia andDr. Neela Dabir

Feb. 10, 2005 Facing Death TISS, Mumbai TISS

Prof. N. Jayaram andProf. Murli Desai

Jan. 31–Feb. 19,2005

Refresher Course on Methodology of SocialResearch: Theory, Method and Application

TISS, Mumbai University Grants Commission(UGC)

Dr. Arvind Tiwari,Prof. Murli Desai andMs. Neena Barnes

Nov. 29–Dec.19,2004

Refresher Course on Human Rights andResponsibilities through Higher Education

TISS, Mumbai UGC

Prof. Shalini Bharat,Prof. Vimla Nadkarni,Dr. Surinder Jaswal andProf. Lakshmi Lingam

Oct. 25–29, 2004 Indo-US Workshop on Methods and Materialsof Social and Behavioural Sciences Research on Reproductive Health

TISS, Mumbai Department of Biotechnology,Government of India (GoI), andNational Institute of Child Health and Human Development, USA

Dr. Lata Narayan andDr. N. Rustomfram

Oct. 8–9, 2004 Awareness about Disability Mumbai Apnalaya

Prof. Lakshmi Lingam andProf. Murli Desai

Oct. 4–23, 2004 Refresher Course on Gender, Health andDevelopment

TISS, Mumbai UGC

Dr. N. Rustomfram andDr. D.K. Srivastava

Oct. 4–8 andDec. 6–10, 2004

Training Programme on Corporate SocialResponsibility and Community Development

TISS, Mumbai National Thermal Power Corporation

Mr. Satish T. Kanamadi,Mr. Mallikarjun Angadi andProf. Murli Desai

Sep. 6–26, 2004 Refresher Course on Information Technologyfor Librarians

TISS, Mumbai UGC

Dr. K. Anil Kumar andProf. Usha S. Nayar

Jul. 24–26, 2004and Feb. 17–18,2005

Second Study Group Meeting on Socio-CulturalContexts of Child Participation in theAsia-Pacific Region

Mumbai Childwatch International, Norway

DEPARTMENT/UNIT


Dr. Arvind Tiwari Feb. 28, andMar. 1, 2005

Role of Civil Society Organisations and HumanRights Defenders in Protection and Promotionof Human Rights

TISS, Mumbai National Human Rights Srilathan(NHRC)

Dr. Arvind Tiwari Jun. 27, 2004 Workshop on Role of Criminal JusticeAdministration and Civil Society in Protection of Dalit Rights

TISS, Mumbai NHRC


Dr. Neela Dabir Mar. 28–29, 2005 Consultation Meeting on Children in Conflictwith the Law

TISS, Mumbai Quality Institutional Care of Childrenand Alternatives

Ms. Tejaswini Adhikari Jan. 31 and Feb. 5,2005

Workshop on Marriage Counselling Mumbai S.N.D.T. Women’s University

Prof. Lina Kashyap,Dr. Srilatha Juvva,Ms. Sandhya Limaye andMs. Prerna Sharma

Jan. 4–5, 2005 National Workshop for Enhancing Inputs onDisability in the Social Work Curriculum

Mumbai Rehabilitation Council of India andAli Yavar Jung National Institute forHearing Handicapped

Dr. Srilatha Juvva Sep. 10–11, 2004 Assessment in Family Therapy Mumbai Sree Manav Seva Sangh

Ms. Tejaswini Adhikari Aug. 23, 2004 Western Region Pre-Conference Workshop onWomen Work and Health

TISS, Mumbai Vishva Yuvak Kendra, MuktiFoundation

Dr. Neela Dabir Apr. 2004–Mar.2005

Training of Trainers for the Caretakers ofChildren’s Institutions in Mumbai

Mumbai Youth for Unity and Voluntary Action



Prof. Vimla Nadkarni,Ms. Katy Gandevia,Mr. Parthasarathi Mondal,Ms. Brinelle D’Souza,Ms. Vaishali Kolhe,Dr. Asha Banu Soletti andMr. Abhijit Prabhughate

May 3–4, 2005 DRS–SAP Workshop for Alumni andPractitioners in Health and Mental Health

TISS, Mumbai Department Research Support,Special Assistance Programme, UGC

Ms. Brinelle D’Souza Apr. 18–Jun. 18,2005

Training Workshop on Care and Support inHIV/AIDS

TISS, Mumbai UNAIDS (Pakistan) and NationalAIDS Control Project, Pakistan

Ms. Katy Gandevia Feb. 8, 2005 Legal Literacy for Mental Health TISS, Mumbai Kshitij Mental Health CentreMs. Brinelle D’Souza Nov. 21, 2004–Jan.

31, 2005HIV/AIDS Counselling and PsychosocialInterventions

TISS, Mumbai SDTT, HIVOS and Terres Des Homes

Ms. Katy Gandevia Nov. 17–18, 2004 Community Based Psychosocial Rehabilitationof the Mentally Ill

TISS, Mumbai Department of Extra Mural Studies(EMS), TISS


Dr. Bipin Jojo Mar. 5–6, 2005 Workshop on Resource Mobilisation Navi Mumbai Department of EMS, TISS, andResource Support Centre forDevelopment

Prof. Vidya Rao andMs. Samta Pandya

Jan. 31 and Feb. 1,2005

Workshop on Beggary Prevention andRehabilitation

Pune TISS, Action Aid and Government ofMaharashtra (GoM)


Mr. P.K. Shajahan andMs. Swati Banerjee

Mar. 30–31, 2005 Developing Durable Peace Processes Mumbai Delhi Policy Group

Dr. Mouleshri Vyas andMr. Manish Kumar Jha

Mar. 10–12, 2005 Towards Preparation of a Draft Corporate R&RPolicy for Gujarat Ambuja Cement Ltd. (GACL)

Ambujanagar, Gujarat GACL

Dr. Amita Bhide Jan. 17, 2005 India People’s Tribunal on Evictions Mumbai India People’s TribunalProf. Janki Andharia,Dr. Mouleshri Vyas andMr. Manish Kumar Jha

Oct. 25–29, 2004 R&R Sensitivity Training for GACL Ambujanagar GACL


Dr. Mouleshri Vyas Sep. 14, 2004 Workshop on Perspective Building andPrioritising

Mumbai Jagruti Mahila Mandal

Prof. Janki Andharia,Dr. Mouleshri Vyas andMs. Swati Banerjee

Sep. 3–4, 2004 URCD Alumni Workshop TISS, Mumbai Self-financed


Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee Mar. 30–Apr. 1,2005

Follow-up Technical Capacity BuildingWorkshop

TISS, Mumbai USAID/FHI

Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee Dec. 29–30, 2004 Qualitative Analysis Workshop for QualitativeNeeds Assessment

TISS, Mumbai USAID/FHI

Dr. Harshad P. Thakur Dec. 20–24, 2004 Training Programme for on HospitalManagement

Mumbai Bhabha Atomic Research Centre,Mumbai

Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee Dec. 2–4, 2004 Need Assessment Training Workshop TISS, Mumbai USAID/FHI

Dr. V. Joseph Xavier, S.J. Oct. 30–31, 2004 Basics of Counselling Society of St. Ann’sSisters

Trust of St. Ann’s Congregation

Dr. V. Joseph Xavier, S.J. Oct. 26–28, 2004 Future of Higher Education in India Hyderabad Xavier Board of Higher Education inIndia

Dr. Ramila Bisht andDr. N. Nakkeeran

Oct. 9, 2004 Meeting on Health Sector Reforms TISS, Mumbai Department of Health ServicesStudies (HSS), TISS

Dr. V. Joseph Xavier, S.J. Sep. 25, 2004 Workshop on Choice Based Credit System inHigher Education

Mangalore St. Aloysious College, Mangalore

Dr. Joseph Xavier, S.J. Sep. 24, 2004 Workshop on Choice Based Credit System inHigher Education

Mangalore Roshni Nilaya

Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee Sep. 20–24, 2004 Technical Capacity Development Workshop TISS, Mumbai USAID/FHI

Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee Aug. 23–25, 2004 Induction and Orientation Workshop TISS, Mumbai USAID/FHI


Dr. D.P. Singh May 2–14, 2005 Summer Programme in Data Analysis in SocialSciences

TISS, Mumbai Indian Council for Social ScienceResearch, New Delhi


Dr. D.P. Singh Jul. 12–24, 2004and Mar. 7–19,2005

Programme in Data Analysis in Social Sciences TISS, Mumbai Self-financed by participants


Dr. N. Rustomfram Apr. 16–17, 2005 Acting to Take Charge Navi Mumbai Special Cell for Women andChildren, GoM, UNIFEM and TISS

Dr. Shankar Das Apr. 11–15, 2005 Therapeutic Yoga and Meditation: A TrainingProgramme

TISS, Mumbai Self-financed

Dr. N. Rustomfram Apr. 9, 2005 Meet of All India Trainers for Skills forAdolescence

Mumbai Lions-Quest in India Foundation

Dr. N. Rustomfram Mar. 23–24, 2005 Workshop on Citizen Initiative in Peace andDevelopment

Mumbai Bombay Community Public Trust,and Centre for Dialogue andReconciliation

Dr. N. Rustomfram Mar. 21–22, 2005 Development of Counselling Skills Kolhapur Centre for Women’s Studies, ShivajiUniversity, Kolhapur

Dr. N. Rustomfram Mar. 5, 2005 Training Programme on ParticipatoryTeaching–Learning

Nagpur Stree Shikshan Prasark MandalMahila Mahavidyalaya, Nagpur

Dr. N. Rustomfram Feb. 24–25, 2005 Performance Appraisal and MonitoringOrganisational Processes

Bhopal Sanket Development Group

Dr. Shankar Das Feb. 21–25, 2005 Training Programme on Therapeutic Life Skillsfor Paramedical Staff

Mumbai Department of Atomic Energy, GoI

Dr. Shankar Das Feb. 14–15, 2005 Training Workshop on Holistic Health andWell-being

Mumbai Heavy Water Board, Department ofAtomic Energy, GoI

Dr. Shankar Das Feb.–May 2005 Course in Holistic Counselling TISS, Mumbai TISS

Ms. Sabiha Vasi Jan. 10–Mar. 18,2005

Foundation Course in Counselling Skills forHelping Professionals

TISS, Mumbai Department of EMS, TISS

Dr. Shankar Das Jan. 3–7, 2005 Participatory Training Methodology: A Trainingof Trainers Workshop for HIV/AIDS Workers

TISS Mumbai Cell for AIDS Research, Action andTraining, TISS

Dr. N. Rustomfram Dec. 4–5, 2004 Workshop on Unconditional Love andForgiveness: Follow-up of Basic Course

TISS, Mumbai Self-supported


Dr. N. Rustomfram Dec. 2, 2004 Participatory Training Methodology Mumbai Bombay Community Public Trust

Dr. Shankar Das Nov. 23, 2004 Training Workshop on Counselling Skills in theAreas of Priority Diseases of National HealthPlan

Yangon, Myanmar World Health Organisation (WHO)and Ministry of Health, Governmentof Myanmar

Dr. Shankar Das Nov. 18, 2004 Training Programme on DevelopingProfessional Capacities and Efficiency in SocialWork Practice

Mandalay, Myanmar WHO and Ministry of Health,Government of Myanmar

Dr. Shankar Das Nov. 15, 2004 Training Programme on Innovation inCommunity Mental Health Initiatives

Myanmar WHO and Ministry of Health,Government of Myanmar

Dr. N. Rustomfram Oct. 27–28, 2004 Introductory Workshop on Unconditional Loveand Forgiveness

TISS, Mumbai Self-supported

Dr. N. Rustomfram Sep. 23, 2004 Workshop on Building Community Teams Mumbai SNEHA

Dr. Shankar Das Sep. 23, 2004 Workshop on Community Needs Assessment Mumbai Department of HSS, TISS

Dr. N. Rustomfram Sep. 17–18, 2004 Action Planning Workshop Mumbai Centre for Dialogue andReconstruction

Dr. N. Rustomfram Sep. 15–16, 2004 Strategic Planning Workshop Godhra Commonwealth Human RightsInitiative

Dr. N. Rustomfram andMs. Mohua Nigudkar

Sep. 2–3, 2004 Orientation Programme for Officer Bearers ofFCCs

TISS, Mumbai Maharashtra State Social WelfareBoard (MSSWB), GoM

Dr. Shankar Das Aug. 25, 2004 Workshop on Training Needs Assessment Mumbai Department of HSS, TISS


Aug. 24–Sep. 3,2004

Orientation Programme for FCC Counsellors TISS, Mumbai MSSWB, GoM

Ms. Sabiha Vasi andMs. Mohua Nigudkar

Jul. 29–Oct. 4, 2004 Training Programme for Volunteers in SocialWork

TISS, Mumbai Department of EMS, TISS


Jul. 13, 2004 Training Needs Analysis TISS, Mumbai Department of EMS, TISS

Dr. N. Rustomfram Jun. 12, 2004 Workshop on Team-building for CommunityHealth Workers

Navi Mumbai Apanalya

Dr. Shankar Das Jun. 6, 2004 Training Programme on Stress Management Mumbai Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai



Dr. P.M. Sandhya Rani Feb. 4–5, 2005 National Conference on Globalisation and Health Equity

Mumbai Indian Association of SocialSciences in Health

Dr. Rajani Konantambigi Jan. 27–29, 2005 National Workshop on Qualitative ResearchMethodology

TISS, Mumbai UGC


Dr. A.K. Singh Jun. 23–24, 2004 National Workshop on Monitoring QualityIndicators under Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan(Western Zone)

TISS, Mumbai National Council for EducationResearch and Training, New Delhi


Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani Apr. 29,–May 2,2005

Workshop on Qualitative Research Jaipur VISHAKHA: Group for Women’sEducation and Research

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani Mar. 26–28, 2005 Workshop on Qualitative Research Anand, Gujarat Institute of Rural Management,Anand

Prof. Ratna Naik Mar. 19, 2005 The Role of Self-Help Groups in PromotingEntrepreneurship among Rural Women

Pune TVS Foundation

Prof. Ratna Naik Jan. 8, 2005 Man–Wildlife Conflict Pune Vanrai, Pune

Prof. Ratna Naik Oct. 30, 2004 Joint Forest Management through WatershedManagement

Chennai TVS Foundation

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani Oct. 19–20, 2004 Workshop on Application of Qualitative Methods in Field-based Research and Analysis

Bhopal Sanket Development Group

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani Sep. 27–30, 2004 Workshop on Strategic Planning Nashik Abhivyakti Media for Development

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani Sep. 22, 2004 Workshop on the Focus Group Method Mumbai Society for Nutrition, Education andHealth Action

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani Aug. 9–10, 2004 Workshop on the Application of QualitativeResearch to Social Work

Tirupattur Sacred Heart College

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani Aug. 5–8, 2004 Workshop on the Application of QualitativeResearch to Social Work

Chennai Department of Social Work, StellaMarris College, Chennai


Prof. Ratna Naik Jul. 6–7, 2004 Workshop on Protection and Development ofChilka Lake with Community Participation

Bhubaneshwar Wildlife Department and ChilkaDevelopment Authority

UNIT FOR RURAL STUDIES

Dr. Sandhya Iyer Nov. 8–9, 2004 Seminar on Towards District Planning forHuman Development

TISS, Mumbai United Nations DevelopmentProgramme and PlanningCommission, GoI


Prof. Chhaya Datar Jan. 17–22, 2005 Capacity Building Workshop for WomenManagers in Higher Education

Mumbai UGC

Prof. Chhaya Datar Nov. 25, 2004 Women, Land Rights and Livelihood Tuljapur TISS, Mumbai


Prof. Shalini Bharat Apr. 26–28, 2005 Training Workshop on Ethics in Social SciencesResearch in Health

TISS, Mumbai Department of EMS, TISS, andFogarty International, University ofCalifornia, San Francisco

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME UNIT

Mr. Khalil Ahmed Jan. 11–20, 2005 100th NSS Orientation Programme TISS, Mumbai Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports(MoYAS), GoI

Mr. Khalil Ahmed Oct. 31–Nov. 3,2004

Universities Talk AIDS Lonavla MoYAS, GoI, and NSS RegionalCentre

Mr. Khalil Ahmed Oct. 15–18, 2004 Universities Talk AIDS Goa MoYAS, GoI, and NSS RegionalCentre

Mr. Khalil Ahmed Oct. 8–12, 2004 35th NSS Refresher Course on ResourceMobilisation and Management

Goa MoYAS, GoI

Dr. Madhavi R.K. Aug. 24–Sep. 2,2004

99th NSS Orientation Programme TISS, Mumbai MoYAS, GoI

Mr. Khalil Ahmed Jul. 22–26, 2004 34th NSS Refresher Course on SustainableRural Development and Urbanisation

Kolhapur MoYAS, GoI

Mr. Devidas Golhar Jul. 13–22, 2004 98th NSS Orientation Programme TISS, Mumbai MoYAS, GoI


Mr. Khalil Ahmed Jun. 7, 2004 NSS OC and RC Syllabus Consultation Mumbai NSS TORC

Dr. Madhavi R.K. Jun. 28–Jul. 2,2004

33rd NSS Refresher Course on Harmony andPeace: Towards National Integration

TISS, Mumbai MoYAS, GoI

UNIT FOR MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS

Prof. Anjali Monteiro andDr. K.P. Jayasankar

Feb. 8–18, 2005 Workshop on Documentary Film Making Chennai Asian College of Journalism


Nov. 29–Dec. 10,2004

Workshop on Documentary Production Chennai Asian College of Journalism


Nov. 24–Dec. 1,2004

Workshop on Documentary Production Hyderabad Hyderabad Central University


Aug. 29–Sep 10,2004

Media, Culture and Society Ahmedabad National Institute of Design (NID)

Dr. K.P. Jayasankar Jul. 30–31, 2004 Workshop on Documentary Production Mumbai Industrial Design Centre, IndianInstitute of Technology


Jul 5–9, 19–23,2004 and Jan.15–19, 2005

Image Making Ahmedabad NID


Prof. Murli Desai Apr. 18–Jun. 3,2005

Training Programme on Child Rights-basedDevelopment Work

Port Blair Butterflies, TISS, and Miseror

Prof. Murli Desai Nov. 19–20, 2004 National Workshop for Dissemination of aManual for Social Workers Dealing with ChildVictims of Trafficking and Commercial SexualExploitation

TISS, Mumbai Department of Women and ChildDevelopment, GoI, and UNICEF,India Country Office

Prof. Murli Desai Oct. 5–6 and Nov.1–2, 2004

Life Skills Training Workshop Mumbai Sarvajanik Education Society

SIR DORABJI TATA MEMORIAL LIBRARY

Dr. M. Koganuramath Oct. 15–16, 2004 Information Communication Technologies forLibrarians

TISS, Mumbai Bombay Science LibrariansAssociation


AP PEN DIX 8Faculty Participation in Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes

Faculty Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser(s) Nature ofParticipation

Title of Paper/Session

INTERNATIONAL

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

Prof. Usha S. Nayar Psychosocial Support:A Tsunami Disaster Response

Sri Lanka Jan. 24–28,2005

Action Aid Expert -

Prof. Usha S. Nayar Workshop on Childhood,Religion and Spiritually inChanging Societies

Clemson Nov. 28–Dec.1, 2004

Childwatch International Co-Convenor ofStudy Group

Childhood, Hinduismand Spirituality:Beginning of aRelationship Towardsthe Journey for Lifeand Beyond


Prof. Lina Kashyap International Conference onExpanding the CounsellingProfession within a Context ofProfound and Ongoing Change

Buenos Aires,Argentina

Apr. 18–22,2005

International Associationfor Counselling

Coordinator International ResearchSeminar WorkingGroups

Dr. Neela Dabir International Workshop onRights of Children in DisasterSituations

Mumbai Apr. 5–8, 2005 TISS, and Terres DesHommes

Participant -

Dr. Neela Dabir Linking and Learning Programme on Budgets and Economic, Social and Cultural Rights

Alchochet,Portugal

Mar. 11–19,2005

International Human Rights Internship Programme,Dignity International,Fundar, Economic, Socialand Cultural Rights — NetInternational BudgetProgramme

Participant -

Prof. Lina Kashyap andMs. Prerna Sharma

Asian African Seminar onParenting Across the Lifespan

Vadodara Feb. 16–18,2005

Department of HumanDevelopment and FamilyStudies, M.S. University ofBaroda

Presented a Paper Research on Parenting a Child withDisabilities:Implications for SocialWork Teaching andPractice

Dr. Srilatha Juvva Training for Trainers onPsychosocial Care

Sri Lanka Jan. 12–Feb.11, 2005

Action Aid India Resource Person -

Prof. Lina Kashyap International Conference on theFamily

Doha, Qatar Nov. 29–30,2004

Supreme Council for Family Affairs, Government ofQatar

Special Invitee -

Prof. Lina Kashyap International TransactionalAnalysis Conference

Bangalore Jul. 27–Aug. 1, 2004

International TransactionalAnalysis Association andCentre for Holistic,Integrating Learning andDeveloping

Participant -

Dr. Srilatha Juvva International TransactionalAnalysis Conference

Bangalore Jul 27–Aug. 1,2004

International TransactionalAnalysis Association andCentre for HolisticIntegrating Learning andDeveloping

Regional Coordinator -

Ms. Anjali Dave Education and Network Exchange for Gender and Law Association

Port Land andWashington,D.C., USA

Jun. 12–19,2004

American University,Washington College of Law

Participant -


Prof. Vimla Nadkarni,Ms. Katy Gandevia andDr. Asha Banu Soletti

International Workshop onRights of Children in DisasterSituations

Mumbai Apr. 5–8, 2005 TISS and Terres DesHommes

Participants -

Ms. Vaishali Kolhe North South Dialogue-III onInclusive Education: AnIndo-Canadian Partnership

New Delhi Mar. 1–4, 2005 National Resource Centrefor Inclusion and SpasticSociety of India

Participant -

Ms. Vaishali Kolhe Workshop on Child Participation Mumbai Feb. 19, 2005 TISS, Mumbai Participant -



Ms. Katy Gandevia Training of Trainers onPsychosocial Care

Sri Lanka Jan. 12–28,2005

Action Aid International Resource Person -

Dr. Surinder Jaswal International Conference onYoung People’s Sexual andReproductive Health Needs inAsia: Progress, Achievementsand Ways Forward

Delhi Dec. 2–4, 2004 Centre for Operations,Research and Training

Presented a Paper A ComprehensiveIntervention Strategyto Address the Needsof Married Adolescents in Rural Areas

Ms. Brinelle D’Souza First Asia-Pacific Conference onWomen and Girls

Islamabad,Pakistan

Nov. 31–Dec.2, 2004

AMAL, Pakistan, andUNAIDS, Pakistan

Presented a Paper Engendering the VCTProgramme

Dr. Surinder Jaswal International Conference on Menas Partners in Sexual andReproductive Health

Mumbai Nov. 29–Dec.1, 2004

National Institute forResearch in ReproductiveHealth (NIRRH)

Presented a Poster Couple Communication on Reproductive andSexual Health amongYoung MarriedAdolescents inDharmari Village ofWestern Maharashtra

Dr. Surinder Jaswal Pre-Congress Meet ofInternational Conference onWomen, Work and Health

Mumbai Nov. 27–30,2004

Society for Working Life,Women, Work and Health,Stockholm

Expert -

Ms. Brinelle D’Souza Pre-Congress Meet ofInternational Conference onWomen, Work and Health


Society for Working Life,Women, Work and Health,Stockholm

Presented a Paper Gender and HIV/AIDS

Prof. Vimla Nadkarni 15th International AIDSConference

Bangkok Jul. 11–16,2004

International AIDS Society,Thai Ministry of PublicHealth, Global Network ofPositive People,International Community of Women Living withHIV/AIDS, InternationalCouncil of AIDS ServiceOrganisation, UNAIDS andThai NGO Coalition on AIDS

Participant -




Dr. Bipin Jojo andMr. Daniel S.R.

International Conference onSocial Group Work is CrossingBarriers

Nagpur Dec. 2–4, 2004 Indian Affiliate toAssociation forAdvancement of SocialWork with Groups

Presented a Paper Group Work: GoingBeyond TraditionalBoundaries

Dr. Bipin Jojo International Seminar onDevelopment and Displacement:Afro-Asian Perspective

Hyderabad Nov. 25–29,2004

Department of PoliticalScience, OsmaniaUniversity

Presented a Paper DevelopmentDisplacement fromSomewhere toNowhere


Mr. P.K. Shajahan World Peace and Social WorkEducation

Kalamassery Jan. 10–12,2005

Rajagiri College of SocialSciences

Presented a Paper Right to Peace in Social Work Education:Pedagogical Challenges

Mr. Manish Kumar Jha Regional Workshop of AcademicInstitutions

Kathmandu,Nepal

Dec. 14–16,2004

Save the Children,Sweden-Denmark

Resource Person -

Ms. Swati Banerjee Sixth International Conference ofthe International Society forThird Sector Research (ISTR)

Toronto,Canada

Jul. 11–14,2004

ISTR and RyersonUniversity, Toronto

Presented a Paper ExaminingMicro-CreditInterventions by theThird Sector as a Toolfor Empowerment ofWomen in India


Prof. A. Gangopadhyay Industrial Seminar Taipei May 24–Jun. 1, 2004

Tamkang University,Taiwan

Participant -


Prof. C.A.K. Yesudian Ageing and Health Kobe, Japan Jul. 27–29,2004

World Health Organisation(WHO)

Resource Person Ageing and Health inIndia



DEPARTMENT OF RESEARCH METHODOLOSY

Prof. N. Jayaram South Asia Workshop on theState of Sociology: Issues ofRelevance and Rigour

Surajkund Feb. 23–25,2005

Indian Sociological Society; Department of Sociology,University of Pune; andDepartment of Sociology,University of Colombo, SriLanka

Discussant -


Dr. N. Rustomfram Workshop on Child Participation TISS, Mumbai Feb. 19, 2005 TISS and ChildwatchInternational

Participant -

Dr. N. Rustomfram 18th International CIFProgramme

Mumbai Jan. 12, 2005 CIF India Valedictory Address The Role of ExchangeProgrammes inEnhancing GlobalFriendships

Dr. N. Rustomfram Workshop on Vision-Building New Delhi Nov. 17–20,2004

International PlannedParenthood Federation,South Asia Region Office

Resource Person -

Dr. Shankar Das International Symposium onMicrobicides in Development and their Potential for Prevention ofSexually Transmitted Infectionsand Pregnancy

Mumbai Jun. 21–22,2004

NIRRH Participant -


Dr. P.M. Sandhya Rani Workshop on Child Participation Mumbai Feb. 19, 2005 TISS, Mumbai Rapporteur -

Dr. K. Anil Kumar Third Study Group Meeting onSocio-Cultural Contexts of ChildParticipation in the Asia-PacificRegion

Mumbai Feb. 17–18,2005

TISS, Mumbai Presented a Paper Data CollectionExperiences and Planof Analysis



Dr. K. Anil Kumar International Conference onDemographic Changes and theirImplications

Thiruvanantha-puram

Dec. 7–9, 2004 Department ofDemography,University of Kerala

Discussant -

Prof. G.G. Wankhede International Conference onAchieving Diversity in Tertiaryand Higher Education

Kunming, China Nov. 15–17,2004

University of California, Los Angeles; University of Hong Kong; and KunmingUniversity of Science andTechnology

Presented a Paper Accessing HigherEducation, AffirmativeAction and StructuredInequality: The IndianExperience

Dr. K. Anil Kumar Second Study Group Meeting onSocio-Cultural Contexts of ChildParticipation in the Asia-PacificRegion

Mumbai Jul. 24–26,2004

TISS, Mumbai Presented a Paper Evolution andInstances of ChildParticipation in India


Dr. Leena Abraham Education, Participation andGlobalisation

Prague, CzechRepublic

May 20–22,2004

Research Committee onSociology of Education,International SociologicalAssociation, and theCharles University, Prague

Presented a Paper Building CulturalCapital to CombatPoverty: Globalisation,Education and theUrban Poor


Prof. S. Siva Raju International Conference onEmployment and IncomeSecurity in India

New Delhi Apr. 6–8, 2005 Institute for HumanDevelopment

Presented a Paper Employment andIncome Security forthe Urban Elderly:A Study in Mumbai,India

Mr. Shaileshkumar Darokar International Workshop onMigration — Marginalisation,Ghettoisation and Identity Crisis:Theoretical Perspectives andPractical Insights

Mumbai Mar. 8–10,2005

Department of Sociology,University of Mumbai, andDepartment of Sociologyand Ideology, University ofBonn

Presented a Paper Exclusion,Ghettoisation andIdentity: A Case Studyof Scavengers inMumbai City



Mr. Shaileshkumar Darokar Workshop on ResearchMethodology for StudyingDiscrimination in Urban LabourMarket in India

New Delhi Dec. 20–23,2004

IIDS and Department ofSociology, PrincetonUniversity, USA

Presented a Paper Discrimination in Urban Labour Market in Indiawith Special Referenceto Scavengers inMaharashtra

UNIT FOR RESEARCH AND CONSULTANCY IN SOCIAL POLICY AND SOCIAL WELFARE ADMINISTRATIONDr. J.J. Roy Burman Post Modernism Ahmedabad Mar. 5–7, 2005 Mudra Institute of

Communication,Ahmedabad

Presented a Paper Post-Modernism andChristianity amongTribes

Prof. Ratna Naik The Role of PublicAdministration in AlleviatingPoverty and ImprovingGovernance

Kuala Lumpur Dec. 6–8, 2004 Asian Development Bank,Manila

· Presented a Paper· Chaired a Session

Impact Assessment ofPoverty AlleviationProgramme in India:Some Administrativeand Institutional Issues

Prof. Ratna Naik International Conference onSustainable Water ResourceManagement in the ChangingEnvironment of the MonsoonRegion

Colombo Nov. 17–19,2004

United Nations University,Japan


Community Approachto Water ResourceManagement:Experiences from India

Prof. Ratna Naik Conference on SustainableEconomic Development

Toronto, Canada May 20–22,2004

Faculty of Forestry,University of Toronto;Munk Centre forInternational Studies;IUFRO Group; andCanadian Forest Service

Resource Person The Contribution ofNTFP to Food Securityand Income Generation for Forest DwellingCommunities

UNIT FOR RURAL STUDIESDr. Sandhya Iyer International Conference on

Employment and IncomeSecurity in India

Delhi Apr. 6–8, 2005 Institute for HumanDevelopment, InternationalLabour Organisation,Centre for DevelopmentAlternatives, and GujaratInstitute of DevelopmentResearch

Presented a Paper ExploringDeterminants ofEmployment SecurityAmong CasualWorkers in India:voices of CasualWorkers in Mumbai




Dr. Asha Bajpai Implementation of Laws Relating of Trafficking

Sri Lanka Jun. 26–27,2004

Sariq, India Resource Person -

Dr. Asha Bajpai People’s Summit Bangladesh Feb. 4–6, 2005 SAP, Bangladesh Resource Person Draft RegionalVictim/WitnessProtection Protocol toCombat Trafficking


Prof. Shalini Bharat Celebrating Beijing Plus Ten:The Fifth South Asia RegionalMinisterial Conference

Islamabad,Pakistan

May 3–5, 2004 UNIFEM Discussant The Varied Contours of Violence

Prof. Shalini Bharat International InterdisciplinaryResearch Workshop onHealth-related Stigma andDiscrimination

Soesterberg,The Netherlands

Nov. 29–Dec.3, 2004

Royal Tropical Institute,Amsterdam

Resource Person -

Prof. Shalini Bharat Caricom-UK Champions forChange Conference: ReducingHIV/AIDS Related Stigma andDiscrimination

St. Kitts andNevis

Nov. 22–24,2004

DFID, UK Resource Person -

Prof. Shalini Bharat Satellite Meeting on ‘CriticalThemes for South Asia: Stigma,Condom and Gender’ at the 15thInternational Conference on AIDS

Bangkok Jul. 13, 2004 UNAIDS-South AsiaInter-Country Team

Key Presenter Meeting the Challengeof AIDS Epidemic inSouth Asia: ThreeCritical Themes for the Region — Gender,Stigma andDiscrimination andCondom Programming



NATIONAL SERVICES SCHEME UNIT

Mr. Khalil Ahmed andMr. Devidas Golhar

International Symposium onDrug Substance Abuse andHIV/AIDS


Ministry of Youth Affairsand Sport, Government ofIndia; and CommonwealthYouth Programme

Resource Persons -

UNIT FOR MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS

Dr. K.P. Jayasankar andProf. Anjali Monteiro

Forum for Visual Anthropology Geneva Jan. 28–30,2005

Museum of Ethnography,Geneva

· Presented a Film· Panel Discussants

NaataRepresentingResistance


Visicult 2004 Joensuu,Finland

Oct. 6–12,2004

North Karelian FilmAssociation

Presented a Film Naata

Prof. Anjali Monteiro Towards Sensitive Reporting onHIV/AIDS for BroadcastJournalists

Addis Ababa,Ethopia

Aug. 10–12,2004

United NationsDevelopment Programme(UNDP)

· Designed theWorkshop

· Chief ResourcePerson

-

Prof. Anjali Monteiro Towards Sensitive Reporting onHIV/AIDS for Print Journalists

Addis Ababa,Ethopia

Aug. 7–9, 2004 UNDP · Designed theWorkshop

· Chief ResourcePerson

-


Mr. Mallikarjun Angadi 3rd International CALIBER 2005on Multilingual Computing andInformation Management inNetworked Digital Environment

Kochi Feb. 2–4, 2005 Cochin University ofScience and Technology

Participant -

Dr. M. Koganuramath Empowering Library Associationfor Effective Managementin Asia

Kathmandu,Nepal

Oct. 5–7, 2004 Nepal Library Association,and Central Library,Tribhuvan University

Special Invitee -



NATIONAL/REGIONAL/LOCAL

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

Prof. Usha S. Nayar Training Programme onTherapeutic Life Skills forParamedical Staff


Department of Extra MuralStudies (EMS), TISS

Valedictory Address -


Ms. Ruchi Sinha State Level Training Programmefor Juvenile Welfare BoardInvolved in the Implementationof Juvenile Justice (Care andProtection Act, 2000)

Amravati Mar. 13–15,2005

National Institute for SocialDefence (NISD)

Resource Person -

Dr. Arvind Tiwari Death Sentence in India Mumbai Mar. 12, 2005 G.J. Advani Law College Resource Person Death Sentence:Pros and Cons

Ms. Ruchi Sinha Three-Day State Level TrainingProgramme for NGOs Involved in the Implementation of JJ (C & P) Act, 2000

Mumbai Mar. 10, 2005 NISD Resource Person ConstitutionalProvisions, NationalPolicy for Children and Juvenile Justice

Dr. Arvind Tiwari Human Rights Education New Delhi Feb. 21–23,2005

South Asian Human RightsDocumentation Centre

· Chaired a Session· Resource Person

Human RightsEducation in India:An Overview

Prof. D.R. Singh 28th Annual Conference of theIndian Society of Criminology

Jammu Feb. 16–18,2005

Jammu University Chaired a Session -

Mr. Debajit Kumar Sarmah 28th Annual Conference of theIndian Society of Criminology

Jammu Feb. 16–18,2005

Indian Society ofCriminology

Rapporteur -

Dr. Arvind Tiwari Workshop on BeggaryPrevention and Rehabilitation

Pune Jan. 31 andFeb. 1, 2005

Action Aid and TISS Resource Person -

Dr. Arvind Tiwari Police–Public Interface Mumbai Nov. 2, 2004 Government of India, andCHRI

Discussant -




Dr. Srilatha Juvva Training Programme on ChildRights-based Development Work

Port Blair Apr. 18–26,2005

Butterflies, and TISS Resource Persons · Life SkillEnrichment

· Understanding theContext of theAndaman andNicrobar Islands

· Social WorkApproaches andValues

· PromotingAwareness ofRights andResponsibilities

Ms. Sandhya Limaye Impaired Citizenship andForm of Exclusion

Goa May 3–6, 2005 Indian Association ofWomen


Social Exclusion andWomen withDisabilities

Dr. Srilatha Juvva andMs. Prerna Sharma

Role of Social Worker in aSpecial School for the HearingImpaired

Mumbai Mar. 31, 2005 Ali Yavar Jung NationalInstitute for HearingHandicapped

Resource Persons Social WorkTechniques Used while Working with Childrenand Parents in aSchool for the HearingImpaired

Mr. Alex Akhup andMs. Prerna Sharma

Consultative Meeting on Children in Conflict with Law


Department of Family andChild Welfare, TISS

Participants -

Prof. Lina Kashyap National Seminar on Innovationsin Community BasedRehabilitation (CBR)

Bangalore Mar. 12–14,2005

CBR Forum for Personswith Disabilities

· Resource Person· Chaired a Session

Experiments inFacilitating SocialIntegration within theSchool Community

Ms. Anjali Dave Seminar on Gender Issues Hyderabad Mar. 7, 2005 S.V.P. National PoliceAcademy

Resource Person Violence AgainstWomen:Socio-PsychologicalPerspectives



Prof. Lina Kashyap Annual National Meeting onAdoption

Delhi Feb. 22–23,2005

Central Adoption ResourceAgency

Resource Person Issues Related toVoluntary Coordinating Agency’s Functioning

Dr. Neela Dabir andMr. Alex Akhup

Third Study Group Meeting onSocio-Cultural Contexts of ChildParticipation in the Asia-PacificRegion


TISS, Mumbai Participants -

Ms. Tejaswini Adhikari Programme Planning Mumbai Feb. 5, 2005 Special Cell for Women and Children, TISS

Resource Person -

Ms. Sandhya Limaye National Workshop on Qualitative Research Methodology

Mumbai Jan. 27–29,2005

Unit for Child and YouthResearch (UCYR), TISS

Participant -

Ms. Anjali Dave Meeting of the Gender and LawAssociation

Bangalore Dec. 10–12,2004

Gender and LawAssociation and NationalLaw School

Participant -

Ms. Anjali Dave Meeting of the Gender Justiceand Role of the Police

Bangalore Dec. 6, 2004 National Institute for Public Cooperation and ChildDevelopment (NIPCCD)

Resource Person Domestic Violence:Issues ConcerningPolice

Dr. Neela Dabir Annual Conference of Agha KhanHealth Services

Pune Dec. 4, 2004 Agha Khan Health Services, Regional Board for Western India

Resource Person Voluntary Social Work

Dr. Srilatha Juvva Mainstreaming PsychosocialCare in Emergencies

Delhi Nov. 24–25,2004

Sphere India, Indian RedCross Society, CARE,UNICEF, America RedCross, Save the Children,DIDM, NIMHANS

Resource Person Training of Teachersfor Psychosocial Carefor Riot AffectedChildren inPanchmahal District,Gujarat

Prof. Lina Kashyap andMr. Alex Akhup

National Workshop forDissemination of a Manual forSocial Workers Dealing withChild Victims of Trafficking andCommercial Sexual Exploitation





Ms. Anjali Dave Police–Public Interface Mumbai Nov. 2, 2004 Commonwealth HumanRights Initiative

Participant -

Ms. Tejaswini Adhikari Impact of Globalisation onWomen

Delhi Sep. 17, 2004 National Commission forWomen

Participant -

Prof. Lina Kashyap Regional Workshop for Resource Persons of CBR Forum

Delhi Sep 9–10,2004

CBR Forum for Personswith Disabilities

Participant -

Dr. Neela Dabir Regional Consultation onIdentification of Research Areason Women

Bangalore Sep. 2–3, 2004 NIPCCD Presented a ThemePaper

Status of Researcheson Women’s Issues:Identification of Gaps

Dr. Neela Dabir National Workshop on AnAgenda for the Empowerment ofWomen

Mumbai Jul. 15, 2004 Maharashtra StateCommission for Women

Participant -


Ms. Vaishali Kolhe Annual National NGO Meet of the Hearing Handicapped


Ali Yavar Jung NationalInstitute of the HearingHandicapped

Participant -

Dr. Asha Banu Soletti Legal Literacy in Mental Health Mumbai Mar. 8, 2005 Kshitij Mental Health Centre of Family Welfare Agency,and TISS, Mumbai

Participant -

Prof. Vimla Nadkarni CONRAD/ICMR Steering GroupMeeting on Microbicides inDevelopment

New Delhi Nov. 11, 2004 Contraceptive Research and Development/IndianCouncil for MedicalResearch (ICMR)

Presented a Paper Socio-BehaviouralResearch

Prof. Vimla Nadkarni Consultation on RegulatoryPathways for Microbicides inAsia

New Delhi Nov. 8–9, 2004 ICMR and WHO Presented a Paper Importance ofCommunityMobilisation

Ms. Katy Gandevia The Power of the FamilyMovement: Sharing the Knowledge

Chennai Nov. 3–5, 2004 World Mental Health Forum and Aasha

Presented a Paper RehabilitationAlternatives



Ms. Brinelle D’Souza Refresher Programme onGender, Health and Development

Mumbai Oct. 4–223,2004

Unit for Women’s Studies,and Social Work Educationand Practice Cell (SWEPC),TISS

Participant -

Prof. Vimla Nadkarni Consultation Meeting forestablishing INTERSECT:Coalition Building Workshop toEnd the Co-Epidemics ofHIV/AIDS and Violence AgainstWomen and Girls

Mumbai Sep. 24, 2004 Women’s Institute forSocial Education, Save OurSisters, and Shakti

Participant -

Prof. Vimla Nadkarni State Level DisseminationMeeting on Research onMasculinity

New Delhi Sep. 2, 2004 Committee of ResourceOrganisations, Mumbai,and Population Council

Chaired a Session InterventionsEmerging from theResearch

Ms. Katy Gandevia andMs. Vaishali Kolhe

Video Conferencing on Addiction Mumbai Jul. 3, 2004 American Library Participants -


Dr. Swapan Garain Strategy Workshop on DomesticFair Trade in India

Mumbai Mar. 29, 2005 International Resources forFairer Trade

· Resource Person· Rapporteur for

Small GroupDiscussion

-

Dr. Swapan Garain National Seminar on IT: TheChange Agency


Engineering ManagementSociety

Resource Person -

Dr. Bipin Jojo Review of the Participation ofBharat Jan Andolan in ElectoralPolitics in Jharkhand

Ranchi Mar. 8–9, 2005 Bharat Jan Andolan Participant -

Prof. Vidya Rao Workshop on ResourceMobilisation

Navi Mumbai Mar. 5, 2005 Resource Support Centrefor Development

Resource Person Project Management

Dr. Swapan Garain Role of Civil SocietyOrganisations and Human Rights Defenders in Protection andPromotion of Human Rights

TISS, Mumbai Feb. 28 andMar. 1, 2005

State Human RightsCommission andDepartment of Criminologyand CorrectionalAdministration (CCA), TISS

Resource Person -



Dr. Bipin Jojo National Seminar on TribalDemography, Health andDevelopment in India

Raipur Feb. 25–26,2005

International Institute forPopulation Sciences (IIPS)

Presented a Paper Role of NGOs forTribal Development

Mr. Suryakant Waghmore National Seminar on TribalDemography Health andDevelopment


IIPS Presented a Paper Tribal Developmentand Social Work:The Missing Link

Mr. Daniel S.R. Training Teachers to HandleChildren in Disasters

Andaman andNicobar Islands

Feb. 3–4, 2005 TISS, Mumbai Facilitator -

Mr. Suryakant Waghmore National Workshop onHumanism in the Age of RisingGlobal Fundamentalism

Mumbai Dec. 16–17,2004

Indian Radical HumanistAssociation and Centre forStudies in Social Change

Presented a Paper Challenging HinduFundamentalismthrough Caste Politics

Mr. Daniel S.R. National Workshop forDissemination of a Manual forSocial Workers Dealing withChild Victims of Trafficking andCommercial Sexual Exploitation


TISS, Mumbai Participant -

Dr. Swapan Garain Social Code of Business: CSRMakes Good Business Sense

Mumbai Oct. 28, 2004 Larsen & Toubro Ltd. Resource Person -

Ms. Samta Pandya Development of Social Sciencesin Modern India

Mumbai Oct. 16, 2004 Indian Council for SocialScience Research (ICSSR)

Participant -

Prof. Vidya Rao Political Governance for Women Mumbai Jul. 31, 2004 S.P. Jain Institute forManagement Research

Resource Person Recent PoliticalDevelopments andNature of Participation

Prof. Vidya Rao Workshop on Role of theCriminal Justice Administrationand Civil Society in Protection ofDalit Rights

Mumbai Jun. 28, 2004 Department of CCA, TISS Chaired a Session Role of Civil SocietyOrganisation inProtection Dalit Rights

Prof. Vidya Rao National Seminar on FoodSecurity and the Poor

Hyderabad Jun. 23–24,2004

National Institute of RuralDevelopment

Participant -



DEPARTMENT OF URBAN AND RURAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPEMNT

Prof. Janki Andharia National Seminar on Intervention Strategies for QualityEnhancement in HigherEducation

Mumbai Mar. 4–5, 2005 S.N.D.T. Women’sUniversity, Mumbai

Panel Member Innovations inExtension: Experiencesof Disaster Response of an Academic Institution

Dr. Amita Bhide Towards Inclusive Cities Mumbai Mar. 2, 2005 School of Planning,Ahmedabad

Presented a Paper SRS Scheme:An Evaluation

Prof. Janki Andharia andDr. Amita Bhide

Challenges in RestructuringSocial Work Curriculum

Mangalore Feb. 21–22,2004

M.V. Shetty College Conducted theSeminar

Revisioning SocialWork Education

Prof. Janki Andharia Countering Conflicts andConceptualising Interventions


OXFAM (Great Britain) Chaired a Session -

Mr. P.K. Shajahan andMr. Manish Kumar Jha

Countering Conflicts andConceptualising Interventions


OXFAM (Great Britain) Participants -

Dr. Amita Bhide National Workshop on NewForms of Governance in IndianMegacities

New Delhi Jan. 10–11,2005

Jawaharlal NehruUniversity, and AmsterdamUniversity

Presented a Paper Partnership in Action:Revisioning SocialWork Education

Mr. P.K. Shajahan Workshop on Curriculum forPeace Education

Mumbai Jan. 8, 2005 College of Social Work,Nirmala Niketan

Consultant -

Prof. Janki Andharia National Conference on SocialConflicts, Civil Society and Peace Keeping

New Delhi Sep. 22–23,2004

Jamia Milia Islamia Chaired a Session Multiculturalism andPlurality: ExploringPossibilities for Socialand Cultural Renewal

Mr. P.K. Shajahan National Conference on SocialConflicts, Civil Society and Peace Keeping

New Delhi Sep. 22–23,2004

Jamia Milia Islamia Participant -


Ms. K. Sarala Rao UGC Refresher Course onCommerce and Management

Visakhapatnam Jan. 5–25,2005

Academic Staff College,Andhra University

Participant -

Prof. A. Gangopadhyay Seminar on Development ofSafety Professionals

Mumbai Sep. 8, 2004 National Safety Council Presented a Paper Human Aspects ofSafety Management



Prof. A. Gangopadhyay Seminar on CommunicationSkills for TechnologyManagement in Energy Sector

New Delhi Aug. 19, 2004 Institution of Engineers(India) and Safety andQuality Forum

Presented a Paper Communication Skill in Energy Management

Dr. D.K. Srivastava Training of Trainers Course onGlobalisation, WTO and NewTrade Regime

Chandigarh Aug. 2–6, 2004 Mahatma Gandhi StateInstitute of PublicAdministration, Punjab

Participant -

Prof. A. Gangopadhyay Workshop on Police Leadership Srinagar Jul. 19–20,2004

Jammu & Kashmir Police Designed andConducted theWorkshop

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Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee Addressing Stigma andDiscrimination: Gender and GIPA in HIV/AIDS Programmes

Mumbai Apr. 12–14,2005

Indian Network for PeopleLiving with HIV/AIDS

Participant -

Dr. N. Nakkeeran Second National Conference onGlobalisation and Health Equity

Mumbai Feb. 4–5, 2005 Indian Association of Social Sciences and Health

Presented a Paper Caste as QuantitativeVariable in HealthStudies

Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee Refresher Course onMethodology of Social Research: Theory, Method and Application

TISS, Mumbai Jan. 31–Feb.19, 2005

Department of ResearchMethodology, and SWEPC,TISS

Participant -

Dr. Harshad P. Thakur National Conference of IndianScience Congress

Ahmedabad Jan. 3–7, 2005 Indian Science Congress Participant -

Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee Integrated Disease SurveillanceProgramme: Training of Trainers

Delhi Dec. 1–3, 2004 Ministry of Health andFamily Welfare, GoI

Key Trainer -

Dr. N. Nakkeeran Workshop on Dalit DevelopmentReport

New Delhi Nov. 20, 2004 Institute for HumanDevelopment, NationalConference of Dalits, andHeinrich BoI Foundation

Discussant -

Dr. V. Joseph Xavier, S.J. National Seminar on HigherEducation in India: EmergingChallenges

Belgaum Nov. 20–21,2004

Lingaraj College Resource Person Inter-DisciplinaryApproach in HigherEducation



Dr. V. Joseph Xavier, S.J. Consultation on Future ofEducation in India

Delhi Nov. 4 andDec. 13–14,2004

Catholic Bishop’sConference of India

Expert -

Mr. M. Mariappan Health Insurance Financing New Delhi Oct. 16–17,2004

All India Institute ofMedical Sciences

Participant -

Dr. N. Nakkeeran Meeting on Health SectorReforms

TISS, Mumbai Oct. 9, 2004 Department of HealthServices Studies, TISS

Chaired a Session Public–PrivatePartnership

Dr. N. Nakkeeran Ankur Review Meeting Nagpur Sep. 25–29,2004

SEARCH (Gadchiroli) ProcessDocumentation TeamMember

TISS Perception onAnkur: Home BasedNeonatal Care

Dr. N. Nakkeeran Workshop on ResearchMethodology

Mumbai Sep. 24, 2004 T.N. Medical College, andB.Y.L. Nair Hospital,Mumbai

Resource Person Qualitative Research in Social Sciences

Dr. Kanchan Mukherjee Dissemination Workshop ofProject Rishta

Khandala Aug. 29–30,2004

IIPS Participant -

Dr. N. Nakkeeran Workshop on ResearchMethodology

Mumbai Aug. 5–6, 2004 Family Welfare Training and Research Centre, Mumbai

Resource Person Qualitative andQuantitative Researchin Social Sciences

Dr. Ramila Bisht Women’s Education andDevelopment

Malsisar,Rajashtan

Jul. 29–31,2004

Society for Economic andSocial Research, andHelena Kaushik Women’sCollege, Malsisar

Participant -

Dr. V. Joseph Xavier, S.J. Autonomy and Its Relevance inHigher

Lonavla Jul. 9–10, 2004 St. Xavier’s College,Mumbai

· Resource Person· Conducted the

Seminar

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Mr. M. Mariappan Health Care Marketing Strategies Madurai May 30, 2004 Meenakshi MissionHospital and ResearchCentre

Participant -




Dr. D.P. Singh Training Workshop on Ethics inSocial Sciences Research inHealth

TISS, Mumbai Apr. 26–28,2005

UFS, TISS Participant -

Dr. D.P. Singh Annual Seminar on Population of Madhya Pradesh

Bhopal Feb. 21–23,2005

Academy of Administration, Bhopal

Presented a Paper Caste and EducationalDifferential in MadhyaPradesh

Dr. V. Gowri Research Methodology in SocialSciences


Western Regional Centre,ICSSR

Resource Person Formulating andDefining ResearchQuestions/Hypothesis

Dr. D.P. Singh 27th Annual Conference of Indian Association of Study ofPopulation (IASP)

Chandigarh Feb. 10–12,2005

IASP Presented a Paper Caste andDevelopment in NorthIndia

Mr. Anil S. Sutar Information CommunicationTechnologies in ResearchMethodology

Mumbai Feb. 5, 2005 Shree Narayan GuruCollege of Commerce,Mumbai

Resource Person Preparation andDesigning of ResearchProposal

Dr. D.P. Singh 22nd Annual Conference ofIndian Society of MedicalStatistics (ISMS)

Pondicherry Jan. 21–23,2005

ISMS Presented a Paper Health Situation inGreying Population:A Case of Parsis ofMumbai

Prof. N. Jayaram The 30th All India SociologicalConference

Gorakhpur Dec. 27–29,2004

Gorakhpur University, andIndian Sociology Society

Chaired a Session Workshop for YoungWriters

Dr. D.P. Singh Ageing and Migration New Delhi Dec. 21–23,2004

UNFPA and IASP Presented a Paper Migration in India:Evidence Based onNSS Data

Prof. N. Jayaram Workshop on Measurement ofSocial Variables: TowardsStandardisation

Kolhapur Dec. 17–18,2004

Department of Sociology,Shivaji University; andIndian Association of Social Science Institutions

Chaired a Session Urban Classes



Prof. N. Jayaram National Seminar on HigherEducation in India:Emerging Challenges

Belgaum Nov. 20–21,2004

Lingaraj College Chaired two Sessions · Financing of HigherEducation and Roleof Teachers

· Sociology, PoliticalScience, Geographyand Statistics

Dr. D.P. Singh Follow-up of the NationalPopulation Policy 2000

Mumbai Oct. 25–27,2004

IIPS Participant -

Dr. D.P. Singh The Future of Demography andDemographers in India

Mumbai Aug. 23, 2004 IIPS Participant -


Dr. N. Rustomfram Second Advisory CommitteeMeeting on Child-to-ChildProgramme (Regional ResourceGroup)

Ahmedabad Feb. 18, 2005 CHETANA Participant Evaluation of TrainingProgrammes

Dr. N. Rustomfram Workshop on A Call to Action Mumbai Feb. 12–14,2005

Family PlanningAssociation of India

Discussant Gender Discriminationand ReproductiveRights


Capacity Building Workshop forWomen Managers in HigherEducation


Unit for Women’s Studies,TISS

· Resource Persons· Facilitators

ParticipatoryTechniques ofCommunity Building

Ms. Sabiha Vasi Training Institute on HIV/AIDSCounselling and PsychosocialInterventions

TISS, Mumbai Jan. 4, 2005 Cell for AIDS ResearchAction and Training, TISS

Facilitator Techniques and Toolsof ParticipatoryTraining Methodology

Dr. N. Rustomfram Advanced Workshop onUnconditional Love andForgiveness — Level Four

Pune Dec. 15–18,2004

Christ Prem Seva Ashram,Pune

Participant -

Dr. N. Rustomfram Which Fund Raising Strategy isRight for Your Organisation?

Mumbai Dec. 1, 2004 Centre for Advancement ofPhilanthropy

Participant -




Advanced Course onPsychosynthesis Approach toUnconditional Love andForgiveness

Pune Nov. 2–5, 2004 Christ Prem Seva Ashram Participant -

Ms. Mohua Nigudkar Workshop on Case Work andGroup Work Recording

Navi Mumbai Oct. 27–28,2004

Youth for Unity andVoluntary Action

· Resource Person· Facilitator

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Ms. Sabiha Vasi Introductory Workshop onUnconditional Love andForgiveness

TISS, Mumbai Oct. 27–28,2004

Department of EMS, TISS Participant -

Dr. N. Rustomfram Vision for Leprosy Work Beyond2005

Mumbai Oct. 11, 2004 ALERT-India Participant -

Dr. N. Rustomfram Workshop for Visiting Verifiers Mumbai Sep. 30, 2004 City and Guilds,United Kingdom

Participant -

Dr. Shankar Das Naturopathy and Yoga Navi Mumbai Aug. 14–15,2004

Yoga Vidya Niketan Participant -

Dr. N. Rustomfram Youth in an Inter-generationalSociety

Ahmedabad Aug. 12, 2004 CHETANA Keynote Address Youth in nInter-generationalSociety

Dr. Shankar Das Orthopaedic Disorders and Yoga Navi Mumbai Jul. 10, 2004 Yoga Vidya Niketan Demonstrator Yogic Practices forOrthopaedic Disorders

Dr. Shankar Das Gastrointestinal Disorders andYoga

Navi Mumbai Jun. 12–13,2004

Yoga Vidya Niketan Discussant -

UNIT FOR CHILD AND YOUTH RESEASRCH

Dr. Lata Narayan Training Programme on ChildRights-based Development Work

Port Blair May 2–10,2005

Butterflies, and TISS Resource Persons · PromotingAwareness ofRights andResponsibilities

· Skills of Workingwith People



Prof. G.G. Wankhede National Seminar onGlobalisation, SocioeconomicChanges and Empowerment ofthe Marginalised Communities:Issues, Strategies and Prospects

New Delhi Mar. 29–30,2005

Centre for the Study ofSocial Systems, JawaharlalNehru University

Chaired a Session Empowerment ofMarginalisedCommunities: Policiesand Programmes since 1990s

Prof. G.G. Wankhede Workshop on A Study on Causes of Inter-District Disparity inLiteracy of Scheduled CasteChildren of Hindi Speaking States with High SC Population

Delhi Mar. 9–10,2005

National Council forEducation, Research andTraining (NCERT)

Participant -

Dr. P.M. Sandhya Rani National Conference onGlobalisation and Health Equity

Mumbai Feb. 4–5, 2005 Indian Association of Social Sciences in Health

Presented a Paper Reproductive HealthIssues of YoungMothers: A Study inOrissa

Dr. Rajani Konantambigi National Workshop on Qualitative Research Methodology

TISS, Mumbai Jan. 27–29,2005

UCYR, TISS Chaired a Session Alternate Paradigms in Research

Dr. Anindita Chakrabarti 41st Annual Conference of theIndian Econometric Society

Kolkata Jan. 20–22,2005

The Indian EconomicSociety

Presented a Paper Determinants of ChildMorbidity and FactorsGoverning Utilisationof Child Health

Dr. Lata Narayan Seminar on theParsi Community

Mumbai Dec. 4, 2004 Minorities Commission Special Invitee Status of PAPRZORStudy

Dr. Anindita Chakrabarti Seminar on Towards DistrictPlanning for HumanDevelopment

TISS, Mumbai Nov. 8–9, 2004 Unit for Rural Studies, TISS Participant -

Dr. C.J. Sonowal Tribal Development in North East India

Dibrugarh Nov. 5–6, 2004 Department ofAnthropology, DibrugarhUniversity

Presented a Paper EntrepreneurshipDevelopment amongTribal Youth in Assam

Dr. P.M. Sandhya Rani Training Programme of Health,Rights and Women’sEmpowerment

Bangalore Sep. 27–Oct. 1, 2004

Indian Institute ofManagement, Bangalore

Participant -

Prof. G.G. Wankhede Education, Career and Livelihood Mumbai Sep. 10, 2004 Anubhav, Mumbai Resource Person -



Dr. P.M. Sandhya Rani Identification of Research Areason Women: A RegionalConsultation

Bangalore Sep. 2–3, 2004 NIPCCD Presented a Paper Nutrition, Populationand Health of Women:Areas for Research

Prof. G.G. Wankhede Development of an Online Course on Girls’ Education andEmpowerment

New Delhi Aug. 17–19,2004

Department of Women’sStudies, NCERT

Participant -

Dr. Vrinda Datta Developing Tool for Quality Mumbai Aug. 17–18,2004

NCERT Expert -

Dr. P.M. Sandhya Rani Seminar on Urban RCHProgramme: Public–PrivatePartnership

Mumbai Aug. 8, 2004 Family Welfare Training and Research Centre

Participant -

Dr. P.M. Sandhya Rani Workshop on ProposalFinalisation

New Delhi Jun. 28–Jul. 2,2004

Population Council Presented Proposal Sexual andReproductive HealthStatus of TribalAdolescent MarriedGirls in Jharkhand

Prof. G.G. Wankhede Workshop on Role of CriminalJustice Administration and CivilSociety in Protection of Rights

TISS, Mumbai Jun. 26, 2004 Department of CCA, TISS Chaired a Session -

Dr. Lata Narayan Meeting of All India ZoroastrianAnjumans

Mumbai Jun. 13, 2004 Federation of Anjumans · Resource Person· Special Invitee

Introduction to thePARZOR Study


Prof. Padma Velaskar Towards Dignity, AccessInequality and Challenges inDalits’ Life World


Institute for HumanDevelopment

Resource Person -

Prof. Padma Velaskar Workshop on NationalCurriculum Framework Review

Hyderabad Mar. 6–8, 2005 NCERT Presented a Paper Educational Problemsof SC/ST Children inIndia

Dr. A.K. Singh National Seminar on TribalDemography, Health andDevelopment


IIPS Resource Person Tribal Education inIndia



Prof. Padma Velaskar Workshop on CourseDevelopment for PostgraduateProgramme in ElementaryEducation

Delhi Feb. 5–6, 2005 CIE Delhi and NIAS,Bangalore

Presented CourseContent

Sociology of Education

Dr. Leena Abraham Transforming Traditions forTomorrow’s Health

Pune Jan. 30–31,2005

Indian Association for theStudy of Traditional AsianMedicine

Participant -

Dr. A.K. Singh National Seminar on Economicand Social Transformation

Rohtak Jan. 28–29,2005

Sociology Department,Maharshi DayanandUniversity

Resource Person GlobalisationEducation andIndigenous Knowledge System

Dr. Ranu Jain National Workshop on Qualitative Research Methodology

TISS, Mumbai Jan. 27–29,2005

UCYR, TISS Resource Person Qualitative Research in the Study of Identity

Dr. Ranu Jain All India Secular Forum, 2005 Mumbai Jan. 22–23,2005

Centre for Study of Societyand Secularism

Participant -

Prof. Padma Velaskar Workshop of National FocusGroup on Problems of SC/ST

New Delhi Jan. 19, Feb.14–15 andMar. 1–2, 2005

NCERT · Presented ConceptNote

· Chaired all Sessions

Position Paper onEducational Problemsof SC/ST

Dr. Leena Abraham Social Science and HealthResearch: Contributions toAcademic and Social Policy

Mumbai Dec. 22, 2004 Centre for Enquiry intoHealth and Allied Themes

Participant -

Prof. D. Saldanha Review Workshop onPerspectives on SectoralIntervention

TISS, Tuljapur Dec. 14–16,2004

TISS, Tuljapur Resource Person -

Dr. Ranu Jain andMr. Sthabir Khora

Textbooks and SchoolCurriculum: Sir Ratan Tata TrustColloquium on Education

Mumbai Dec. 4, 2004 Sir Ratan Tata Trust andComet Media Foundation

Participant -

Prof. Padma Velaskar Workshop on Dalit DevelopmentReport

New Delhi Nov. 20, 2004 Institute for HumanDevelopment, NationalConference of Dalits, andHeinrich Bol Foundation

Resource Person -



Prof. Padma Velaskar National Seminar on TowardsQuality Education for All-Issuesand Challenges: Beyond 86thAmendment

Delhi Oct. 7–8, 2004 Council for SocialDevelopment

Presented a Paper Structural Inequalitiesand EducationalInequalities: The Case of Dalits of Maharashtra

Dr. A.K. Singh National Seminar on Inclusion inAction: Issues and Strategies

Mumbai Sep. 3–4, 2004 Sir Shaporji BillimoriaFoundation, Mumbai

Resource Person Sarva ShikshanAbhiyan and Integrated Education

Prof. D. Saldanha Workshop on Review of BharatGyan Vigyan Samiti (BGVS)

New Delhi Sep. 2–3, 2004 BGVS Resource Person -

Prof. D. Saldanha Workshop on the Future of AdultEducation in India

New Delhi Aug. 4, 2004 National Institute ofEducational Planning andAdministration

Resource Person -

Prof. Padma Velaskar Women’s Education andDevelopment

Malsisar Jul. 31–Aug. 2, 2004

Centre for Economic andSocial Research, New Delhi and Helena KaushikCollege, Malsisar

Presented a Paper Education, Caste,Gender: Dalit Women’s Educational Accessand Opportunity inMaharashtra

Prof. D. Saldanha Minority Welfare and Education New Delhi Jul. 3–4, 2004 Ministry of HumanResource Development,GoI

Participant -

Prof. Padma Velaskar Workshop on ProgrammeDesign: PostgraduateProgramme in ElementaryEducation

Bangalore Jun. 24–25,2004

National Institute ofAdvanced Studies

Resource Person -

Dr. Ranu Jain National Workshop onMonitoring Quality Indicatorsunder Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan

TISS, Mumbai Jun. 23–24,2004

Unit for Research in theSociology of Education(URSE), TISS

Participant -

Prof. D. Saldanha National Workshop onMonitoring Quality Indicatorsunder Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan

TISS, Mumbai Jun. 23–24,2004

URSE, TISS Resource Person -



Prof. Padma Velaskar Workshop on Quality ofEducation in Maharashtra

Pune Jun. 1–2, 2004 Elementary EducationStudy Group, YashwantraoChavan Academy ofDevelopmentAdministration (YASHADA)

Resource Person -


Mr. Shaileshkumar Darokar National Seminar on Reservationor Affirmative Action Policy inPrivate Sector: Issues andConcerns


Department of Sociology,University of Mumbai

Participant -

Prof. R.N. Sharma andDr. Abdul Shaban

Seminar on Sustainable UrbanSettlements: Issues andStrategies

Amritsar Mar. 18–19,2005

Department of Sociology,Guru Nanak Dev University

Presented a Paper Urban Developmentand Experience ofMumbai: A Swing from Adhocism to Grandeur

Prof. S. Siva Raju National Conference onGlobalisation and Health Equity

Mumbai Feb. 4–5, 2005 Indian Association of Social Sciences in Health

Presented a Paper Situational Analysis ofElderly: A Study inGreater Mumbai

Dr. Abdul Shaban UGC Seminar on AppliedGeography

Kolkata Feb. 4–5, 2005 Department of Geography,University of Calcutta

Presented a Paper Regional Structure,Growth andConvergence ofIncome in Maharashtra

Prof. C. Sengupta Programme Planning Workshopon Action Plan for Small andMicro-Enterprise Sectors

New Delhi Dec. 22, 2004 The Energy ResourceInstitute

Resource Person Human andInstitutionalDevelopment

Prof. S. Siva Raju Seminar on National Policy onOlder Persons: Agenda for theFuture — 2004–2007

New Delhi Nov. 23–25,2004

HelpAge India, Delhi Chaired a Session Challenges of HealthSecurity for ElderlyHealth InsuranceScheme

Prof. S. Siva Raju Regional Consultation Meetingon the National Commission onFarmers

Ahmedabad Oct. 28–29,2004

Ministry of Agriculture, GoI Participant -



Prof. S. Siva Raju Ageing in India Bangalore Aug. 13–14,2004

Bangalore University Panel Chair -


Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani Refresher Course on FosteringInclusion: Innovative Strategiesand Practices

Mumbai Apr. 5 and 12,2005

Centre for SpecialEducation, S.N.D.T.Women’s University

Conducted aWorkshop

· ConceptualisingQualitative ResearchStudies

· Data CollectionMethods inQualitative Research

· Data Analysis inQualitative Research

Dr. A. Ramaiah National Seminar onGlobalisation, SocioeconomicChanges and Empowerment ofMarginalised Communities:Issues, Strategies and Prospects


Centre for Study of SocialSystems, Jawaharlal NehruUniversity

Presented a Paper Dalits to Gain fromGlobalisation

Dr. A. Ramaiah National Seminar on Reservationof Affirmative Action Policy inPrivate Sector: Issues andConcerns


Department of Sociology,University of Mumbai

Presented a Paper Reservation for Private Sector: Issues andConcerns

Dr. J.J. Roy Burman Problems of SustainableDevelopment

Kolhapur Mar. 21–22,2005

Department of Sociology,Shivaji University

Presented a Paper Efficacy of NGOs inSustainableDevelopment

Dr. Rajshree P. Mahtani State-Level Consultation Meeting on Resource Centre onTrafficking for CommercialSexual Exploitation

Mumbai Mar. 7, 2005 Department of Women andChild Development,Government ofMaharashtra (GoM), andUNICEF

Resource Person An Integrated View ofthe Role of theResource Centre

Prof. Ratna Naik Water Conservation andManagement

Thiruvanantha-puram

Feb. 22–24,2005

Swadeshi ScienceMovement, Kerala


Community Approachto Water Conservationand Management



Dr. J.J. Roy Burman Communal Combat Ahmedabad Feb. 3–4, 2005 Ahmedabad Women’sAction Group

Presented a Paper Historical Tradition ofPluralism

Dr. A. Ramaiah Self-Determination of SC/ST,Dalits for Democracy at theGrassroots Level

New Delhi Dec. 4–6, 2004 Puthiya Thamizhagam Party Presented a Paper Limitation of SC/STDalit Representativesin Parliament andLegislature

Dr. J.J. Roy Burman Tribal Development in North East India

Dibrugarh Nov. 5–6, 2004 Department ofAnthropology, DibrugarhUniversity

Presented a Paper Problems of Tribes ofNorth East India

Dr. A. Ramaiah Hermeneutics of Subaltern Praxis with Special Reference to Dalits

New Delhi Oct. 26–29,2004

Centre for Dalit/SubalternStudies

Participant From Chandala toSakya: Hermeneuticsof Dalit Identity

Prof. Ratna Naik Protected Area Management Mumbai Sep. 25–26,2004

Sanctuary Presented a Paper Community Approachto Protected AreaManagement

Prof. Ratna Naik Poverty Alleviation throughWatershed Programmes

Ahemdnagar Jul 17–18,2004

Zilla Parishad, Ahmednagar Panel Member -

Dr. A. Ramaiah Workshop on Role of CriminalJustice Administration and CivilSociety in Protection of DalitRights

TISS, Mumbai Jun. 27, 2004 Department of CCA, TISS Resource Person Role of SC and ST(Prevention ofAtrocities) Act, 1989 in the Protection of DalitRights

UNIT FOR RURAL STUDIESS

Dr. Gaurang R. Sahay Rural Development andParadigm: National Seminar onProgrammes and Strategy —Review of Micro/Micro Realities

Ujjain Mar. 22–23,2005

Madhya Pradesh Instituteof Social Science Research

Presented a Paper Decentralisation,Panchayati Raj andHuman Rights: A Casefor Civil Society

Dr. Sandhya Iyer Maharashtra: A Vision Mumbai Mar. 15, 2005 Confederation of IndianIndustry (CII), Mumbai

Participant -



Dr. Sandhya Iyer Follow-up Workshop on ExternalEvaluation of User Charges

Mumbai Feb. 23, 2004 Maharashtra HealthServices DevelopmentProject (MHSDP), and TISS

Participant -

Mr. P. Gopinath 7th Annual Conference on Money and Finance in India Economy


Indira Gandhi Institute forDevelopment Research(IGIDR)

Participant -

Mr. P. Gopinath Information CommunicationTechnologies in ResearchMethodology

Mumbai Feb. 5, 2005 Shree Narayana GuruCollege of Commerce

Participant -

Dr. Gaurang R. Sahay Panchayati Raj Institutions andRural Development in Western in India

Nanded Jan. 24–25,2005

School of Social Sciences,Swami Ramanand TeerthMarathwada University,Nanded

Presented a Paper Decentralisation andHuman Rights in India: A Critical Evaluation

Dr. Sandhya Iyer External Evaluation of UserCharges

Mumbai Jan. 13, 2005 MHSDP Presented a DraftReport

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Dr. Sandhya Iyer Debate on Democracy andDevelopment

New Delhi Jan. 4, 2005 CII, New Delhi Participant -

Dr. Sandhya Iyer Human Development andCapability: An InteractiveWorkshop

New Delhi Jan. 2–4, 2005 Human Development andCapability Association,Global Equity Initiative,Harvard University, andSanskriti Foundation

Made twoPresentations

· Social Security inthe Informal Sector

· Health from HumanDevelopment

Dr. Gaurang R. Sahay Consultation Meeting on National Rehabilitation Policy

TISS, Mumbai Dec. 28–29,2004


Dr. Sandhya Iyer 46th Annual Conference of theIndian Society of LabourEconomics

Jaipur Dec. 16–18,2004

Indian Society of LabourEconomics

Participant -

Dr. Sandhya Iyer Dissemination Workshop of theMaharashtra HumanDevelopment Action ResearchStudy

Mumbai Nov. 24, 2004 IGIDR Participant -



Mr. P. Gopinath Seminar on Towards HumanDevelopment at the District Level

TISS, Mumbai Nov. 8–9, 2004 Unit for Rural Studies,TISS

Participant -

Dr. Gaurang R. Sahay The Development of SocialSciences in India

Mumbai Oct. 16, 2004 The Asiatic Society ofMumbai

Participant -

Ms. Rekha Mammen Western Zone RegionalWorkshop on Course Curriculum on Human Development

Mumbai Sep. 21, 2004 Institute for HumanDevelopment, New Delhi

Participant -

Dr. Gaurang R. Sahay Mumbai’s Cosmopolitanism Mumbai Aug. 7, 2004 Partners for UrbanKnowledge Action andResearch, Mumbai

Participant -

Dr. Sandhya Iyer Gender and Governance New Delhi Jul. 16, 2004 UNDP Presented two Papers · Locating Women inSouth AsianPolitical Economy

· Looking at HowHDRs Have BeenEngendered


Prof. Chhaya Datar Meeting of the Coordinators ofthe Workshops for CapacityBuilding of Women Managers inHigher Education

New Delhi Apr. 5–6, 2005 St. Catherine’s Home Resource Person -

Prof. Chhaya Datar Networking Meeting of Women’sStudy Centres for Promotion ofthe Course on ‘Women inAgriculture’ in AgriculturalUniversities

Hissar Mar. 28–29,2005

British Council and Haryana Agricultural University

Discussant -

Dr. Asha Bajpai Training Workshop forProgramme Directors andPartners of Save the Children,U.K.

Ahmedabad Mar. 15–16,2005

Save the Children, U.K. Resource Person andTrainer

Child Rights and Laws



Prof. Chhaya Datar Communication Strategies forthe Total Sanitation Campaign:Training Programmes for TalukaLevel Government Functionaries

Ahmednagar Feb. 23, 2005 CEO, Zilla Parishad,Ahmednagar

Resource Person -

Dr. Asha Bajpai Training Workshop forProgramme Coordinators

Mumbai Jan. 23, 2005 St. Catherine’s Home Resource Person Rights of the Child:Law of Practice

Ms. Nishi Mitra Capacity Building Workshop forWomen Managers in HigherEducation


Unit for Women’s Studies,TISS

Participant -

Prof. Chhaya Datar Policy Roundtable onLivestock–EnvironmentInteractions in Watershed:Policy Issue Studies Network

Pune Jan. 11, 2005 Watershed OrganisationTrust

Discussant -

Prof. Chhaya Datar Workshop on Panchayati Raj Pune Dec. 3, 2004 Alochana Resource Person Issues of Water:Perspective andExperiences

Prof. Chhaya Datar Round Table on EmploymentGuarantee in Rural India

Mumbai Nov. 6, 2004 IGIDR Discussant -

Prof. Chhaya Datar Rural Women Empowerment inSouth Asia

Allahabad Oct. 7–9, 2004 Working Women’s Forumand G.B. Pant SocialScience

Presented a Paper Micro-Credit andIncome GenerationActivities: Insightsfrom Vadgaonlakh

Prof. Chhaya Datar Brainstorming Workshop onHarnessing Gender Power inIntegrated WatershedManagement Approach

Hyderabad Sep. 27–28,2004

International CropsResearch Institute forSemi-Arid Tropics

Made a Presentation Women’s Water Rights

Prof. Chhaya Datar National Learning Group for theProject Sustaining Local FoodSystems, AgriculturalBiodiversity and Livelihood

Zahirabad Sep. 20–21,2004

Deccan DevelopmentSociety

Resource Person -

Prof. Chhaya Datar Network for Change: Indo-British Partnership in Gender Equality

New Delhi Jul. 28–30,2004

British Council Participant -



Prof. Chhaya Datar Women’s Studies in IndianUniversities: Impact and FutureDirection

New Delhi Jun. 19–21,2004

UGC Presented Report Community Action(Extension) for Women within and Outside theUniversity System

Prof. Chhaya Datar Follow-up to NAAC Workshop for Women Managers in HigherEducation

New Delhi Jun. 18, 2004 UGC Participant -


Prof. Shalini Bharat National Seminar on EmergingIssues in Population,Environment and Health

Allahabad Mar. 22–23,2005

University GrantsCommission (UGC) andG.B. Pant Social ScienceInstitute

Presented a Paper Population Movementand Health RelatedVulnerabilities

Dr. Sujata Sriram Domestic Violence in India:Issues and Concerns

New Delhi Mar. 22, 2005 Council for SocialDevelopment

Presented a Paper The Family as a Context of Violence for Children and Adolescents

Ms. Rosamma Veedon Domestic Violence in India:Issues and Concerns

New Delhi Mar. 22, 2005 Council for SocialDevelopment

Presented a Paper Elder Abuse in India:Issues and Concerns

Prof. Shalini Bharat Annual National Meet onAdoption

New Delhi Feb. 22–23,2005

Central Adoption ResourceAgency

Chaired a Session In-Country Adoption:Feedback, ProceduralHurdles, StreamliningProcedures

Dr. Sujata Sriram Research in Mental Retardationand Multiple Disabilities

Mumbai Feb. 2, 2005 Rehabilitation Council ofIndia, and National Institute for the MentallyHandicapped

Presented a Paper Qualitative Analysis

Dr. Sujata Sriram National Workshop on Qualitative Research Methodology

TISS, Mumbai Jan. 27–29,,2005

UCYR, TISS Presented a Paper The Basic Tenets ofQualitativeMethodology

Dr. Sujata Sriram Women in Science andTechnology: Issues andProspects

Rourkela Jan. 8, 2005 National Institute ofTechnology, Rourkela

Presented a Paper Situating the Contextof Femininity



Ms. Rosamma Veedon National Seminar on Abuse ofthe Elderly

Thiruvanantha-puram

Nov. 29–30,2004

Centre for GerontologicalStudies

· Chaired a Session· Presented a Paper

Elder Abuse: SkillsDevelopment forIntervention

Dr. Sujata Sriram Seminar on Towards HumanDevelopment at the District Level

TISS, Mumbai Nov. 8–9, 2004 Unit for Rural Studies, TISS Participant -

Prof. Shalini Bharat Indo-US Workshop on Methodsand Materials of Social andBehavioural Sciences Researchon Reproductive Health


Department ofBiotechnology, GoI, andNational Institute of ChildHealth and HumanDevelopment, USA

Presented a Paper Addressing EthicalIssues in SocialResearch

Prof. Shalini Bharat Training of Trainers Workshopfor CHARCA Baseline Survey

Mumbai Jul. 22–25,2004

UNDP and IIPS Presented a Paper Qualitative ResearchMethods for Researchon Gender andSexuality

Prof. Shalini Bharat Population Council andMacArthur FoundationProgramme on ReproductiveHealth and Sexuality

New Delhi Jun. 28–Jul. 2,2004

Population Council, NewDelhi

Resource Person Social ScienceResearch and Ethics

Prof. Shalini Bharat Workshop for the Finalisation ofResearch Tools for CHARCABaseline Survey


UNDP and IIPS Presented a Paper Understanding Genderand Sexuality

NATIONAL SERVICES SCHEME UNIT

Mr. Khalil Ahmed Seminar on Human Rights Mumbai Mar. 19, 2005 Indo-Arab Society, Mumbai Delegate -

Mr. Khalil Ahmed Disaster Management Pune Mar. 12–15,2005

SLO, GoM; and YASHADA,Pune

Resource Person -

Mr. Devidas Golhar Workshop on Life Skill Education Pune Feb. 16–17,2005

State Resource Centre Delegate -

Mr. Khalil Ahmed State-Level Convention on NSSDisaster Management

Baramati Jan. 28–30,2005

SLO, GoM, and YASHADA Coordinator Small GroupDiscussions andPlanning Forums forDisaster Management



Mr. Khalil Ahmed Role of NSS in Formulation ofYouth in New Millennium

Gulbarga Jan. 7–9, 2005 Gulbarga University · Presented a Paper· Chaired a Session

· NSS in NewMillennium

· NSS Finances andResources

Mr. Khalil Ahmed andMr. Devidas Golhar

National Seminar onMainstreaming DisasterManagement into Volunteerism:Role of NSS

Pune Nov. 17–18,2004

Ministry of Youth Affairsand Sports, and Ministry of Home Affairs, GoI

Participants -

Mr. Khalil Ahmed UTA Training Programme forNSS Programme Officers

Goa Oct. 15–18,2004

TORC, Mumbai, andRegional Centre, Pune

Resource Person Gender Role inManagement ofHIV/AIDS

Mr. Khalil Ahmed Workshop for NSS ProgrammeOfficers

Nagpur Sep. 11, 2004 NSS Cell, NagpurUniversity

Resource Person History andPhilosophy of NSS

Mr. Khalil Ahmed ITI Workshop for NSSFunctionaries

Gadchiroli Sep. 9–10,2004

NSS Cell, ITI Directorate,Mumbai

Resource Person History andPhilosophy of NSS

Mr. Khalil Ahmed UTA Zonal Workshop Jaipur Aug. 21–23,2004

NSS Regional Centre,Jaipur

Delegate -

Mr. Khalil Ahmed Workshop for NSS ProgrammeOfficers

Goa Aug. 5–6, 2004 NSS SLO, Goa Resource Person NSS History andPhilosophy, andAgenda for 2004–05

Mr. Khalil Ahmed Seminar on United NationsCharter Day

Mumbai Jun. 28, 2004 Maharashtra United Nations Association

Participant -

Mr. Khalil Ahmed Consultation on Adult Education Pune Jun. 3, 2004 SRC, Pune Resource Person Role of NSS in AdultEducation

UNIT FOR LABOUR STUDIES

Dr. Sasmita Palo National Conference onCollective Bargaining in India:Status and Prospects

Jaipur Dec. 16–18,2004

Institute of DevelopmentStudies, and Indian Societyof Labour Conference

· Presented a Paper· Rapporteur for one

Technical Session

Changing Structure ofCollective Bargaining:Macro Level Evidences



UNIT FOR MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS

Dr. K.P. Jayasankar andProf. Anjali Monteiro

Re-Visioning Mumbai Mumbai Mar. 4, 2005 The Asiatic Society ofMumbai

Presented a Paper Imagining Mumbai

Ms. B. Manjula Orientation Programme Thiruvanantha-puram

Feb. 17–Mar.17, 2005

Academic Staff College,Kerala University

Participant -


Meeting on Democracy Project Mumbai Dec. 12–13,2004

Steps InternationalDocumentary Films

Participant -


Prof. Murli Desai Training Programme on ChildRights-based Development Work

Port Blair Apr. 18–26,2005

Butterflies, and TISS Resource Persons · Life SkillEnrichment

· Understanding theContext of theAndaman andNicrobar Islands

· Social WorkApproaches andValues

· PromotingAwareness ofRights andResponsibilities

Prof. Murli Desai State Level Convention on NewPerspectives in Child Health

Mumbai Mar. 10, 2005 Home Science Department,Sarvajanik EducationSociety

· Inaugural Address· Resource Person

New Perspectives inChild Health

Prof. Murli Desai Asian-African Region Seminar on Parenting Across Lifespan:Challenges and Opportunities

Vadodara Feb. 17, 2005 Department of HumanDevelopment and FamilyStudies, M.S. University ofBaroda

Resource Person Parent Training for Life Skill Enrichment ofFamily Communication and Interactions

Prof. Murli Desai Regional Seminar on Assuranceof Quality in Social WorkEducation

Kalamaserry Jan. 27, 2005 Rajagiri College of SocialSciences

Resource Person Trends in Social WorkEducation in India



Prof. Murli Desai National Workshop forDissemination of A Manual forSocial Workers Dealing withChild Victims of Trafficking andCommercial Sexual Exploitation

TISS, Mumbai Nov. 20, 2004 TISS Presented ConceptPaper

Role of Social WorkProfession in Dealingwith Child Victims ofTrafficking andCommercial SexualExploitation

Prof. Murli Desai Annual Lecture Series: First Callfor Children and Child Abuse

New Delhi Sep. 30, 2004 Butterflies Resource Person The SociologicalAspects of Child Abuse

Prof. Murli Desai Workshop on the Implementation of the Multidisciplinary ChildProtection Cell at Nair Hospital

Mumbai Aug. 5–6, 2004 UNICEF, Maharashtra Facilitator -


Mr. Satish Kanamadi Digital Resources and Services in Libraries

Shimoga Apr. 30, 2005 Kuvempu University Presented a Paper Information Gateways:Tool for EffectiveDigital InformationManagement

Ms. ShyamalaSubramanian

SCOPUS: Abstracting andIndexing Database

Mumbai Feb. 17, 2005 Elsevier Science Participant -

Mr. Puttaraj A. Choukimath Information CommunicationTechnologies in ResearchMethodology

Mumbai Feb. 5, 2005 Shree Narayan GuruCollege of Commerce

Participant -

Mr. Puttaraj A. Choukimath SLIM Users Meet 2004 Mumbai Dec. 13, 2004 Algorithms, Pune Participant -

Dr. M. Koganuramath 50th All India Library Conference of Indian Library Association onKnowledge Organisation inDigital Environment in Libraries:Introspect and Prospects

Vadodara Dec. 1–4, 2004 M.S. University of Baroda Presented a Paper Information SeekingBehaviour Models inDigital Environment



Ms. ShyamalaSubramanian,Mr. Satish Kanamadi, andMr. Puttaraj A. Choukimath

Information CommunicationTechnologies for Librarians


TISS and Bombay ScienceLibrarians Association

Participants -

Mr. Satish Kanamadi Web Publishing and InternetBased Information Resources


National Institute for RuralDevelopment, Hyderabad

Participants -



AP PEN DIX 9Administrative Staff Participation in Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes

Administrative Staff Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature ofParticipant

Title ofPaper/Session

Mr. Mallikarjun Angadi Vidyanidhi TrainingWorkshop on DigitalLibraries for InformationProfessionals

Mysore Apr. 5–7, 2005 University of Mysore Participant -

Ms. Rajee Menon Union Budget: What’s in it for Women?

Mumbai Mar. 24, 2005 Population First Participant -

Dr. Chandrashekhar V. Joshi Data Analysis in SocialSciences

Mumbai Feb. 18 andMar. 30, 2005

Indian Council for SocialScience Research

Resource Person ResearchMethodology and Useof SPSS and Excel inData Analysis

Mr. Mallikarjun Angadi SCOPUS: Abstracting andIndexing Database

Mumbai Feb. 17, 2005 Elsevier Science Participant -

Mr. C.P. Mohan Kumar Management of UniversityFinances

New Delhi Jan. 31–Feb. 04, 2005

National Institute ofEducational Planning andAdministration

Participant -

Ms. Sudha Ganapathi Training Programme onInternet for Advocacy

New Delhi Jan. 18–21,2005

Centre for Science andEnvironment

Participant -

Mr. Ramesh ChandraMeena, Mr. Anand Khole,Ms. Joycie Dias,Mr. V.K. Shinde,Ms. Manisha Kawade,Mr. Shekhar Vengurlekar,Mr. Sanat Kumar Swain,Mr. Sudhir N. Kale,Mr. P.D. Pawar andMr. Ashish M. Govekar

Training for Developedsoftware system and OracleRDBMS to Operational Staff

Mumbai Jan. 17–Feb.18, 2005


Dr. Chandrashekhar V. Joshi Workshop on ManagerialStatistics

Pune Dec. 16–27,2004

Pune Resource Person Managerial StatisticsThrough Excel

Mr. Mallikarjun Angadi 50th All India LibraryConference of Indian LibraryAssociation on KnowledgeOrganisation in DigitalEnvironment in Libraries:Introspect and Prospects

Vadodara Dec. 1–4, 2004 M.S. University of Baroda Participant -

Dr. Chandrashekhar V. Joshi Training Programme on Modi Script

Mumbai Oct. 30–Nov.10, 2004

Department of Archives,Government ofMaharashtra

Participant Importance of ModiScript in the MarathaHistory inMaharashtra State

Mr. Mallikarjun Angadi JSTOR Training Workshop Pune Oct. 28–29,2004

University of Pune Participant -

Mr. Mallikarjun Angadi Information CommunicationTechnologies for Librarians


TISS and Bombay ScienceLibrarians Association

Participants -

Mr. B.A. Sanas,Ms. Janaki Velayudhan,Mr. Utpal Pakhira,Mr. S.B. Patil,Mr. Nirmal Kumar Thakur,Ms. Neema K.,Ms Amita Shenoy,Ms Joycie Dias andMs. Manisha Kawade

General Awareness ofComputers

Mumbai Oct. 12, 2004 TISS, Mumbai Participants -

Mr. Utpal Kumar Pakhiraand Mr. Nirmal KumarThakur

Reservation in Service Mumbai Oct. 04–06,2004

Indian Institute ofTechnology

Participants -

Dr. Chandrashekhar V. Joshi Technology InformationFacilitation Programme

Pune Sep. 3, 2004 CSIR Unit for Researchand Development ofInformation Products

Discussant Technical Issues inTechnology Facilitation

Dr. Chandrashekhar V. Joshi Data Analysis in SocialSciences

Mapusa, Goa Aug. 16–18,2004

Indian Council for SocialScience Research

Resource Person ResearchMethodology and Useof SPSS and Excel inData Analysis



Mr. Ramesh Chand Meena,Mr. Sudhir N. Kale andMr. Sanat Kumar Swain

Data Protection Seminar forEducational Institutes

Mumbai Aug. 14, 2004 Computer AssociatesInfinity Techserv Pvt. Ltdand Tech Pacific India Ltd.

Participant -

Ms. Janaki Ramadas Management of UniversityAdministration


Association of IndianUniversities

Participant -

Ms. Rajee Menon andMs. Neema K.

Accounting Concept andProcedures


Institute of GovernmentAccounts & Finance

Participant -

Mr. Mallikarjun Angadi Web Publishing and InternetBased Information Resources


National Institute for Rural Development, Hyderabad

Participants -



AP PEN DIX 10Publications

AUTHORED/EDITED VOLUMES

DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY AND CHILD WELFAREProf. Lina Kashyap (Guest Editor)

· Special Issue on ‘Counselling in India’, International Journal for the Advancement of Counselling , 26(4), 2004.


Dr. Surinder Jaswal (Co-Guest Editor with Prof. Murli Desai and Ms. Sudha Ganapathi)· Special Issue on ‘Social Work Knowledge Development and Dissemination’, The Indian Journal of Social Work,

65(1), 2004

DEPARTMENT OF RESEARCH METHODOLOGYProf. N. Jayaram (co-author)

· Key Words: Identity (For a Different Kind of Globalization: Essays from Africa, America, Arab World, China,Europe, India) , New Delhi: Vistaar Publications, 2004.


Dr. K. Anil Kumar (Guest Editor)· Special Issue on ‘Sexuality in India (Part 1)’ , The Indian Journal of Social Work, 65(4), 2004.


Prof. C. Sengupta (Co-editor)· Indigeneity and Universality in Social Science: A Social Science Response, New Delhi: Sage Publications, 2004.

UNIT FOR LABOUR STUDIES

Dr. Sasmita Palo (co-author)· Human Dimensions of Total Quality Management , New Delhi: Atlantic Publishers and Distributors, 2005.

SOCIAL WORK EDUCATION AND PRACTICE CELLProf. Murli Desai

· Methodology of Progressive Social Work Education , Jaipur: Rawat Publishers, 2004.

Prof. Murli Desai (Co-Guest Editor with Dr. Surinder Jaswal and Ms. Sudha Ganapathi)· Special Issue on ‘Social Work Knowledge Development and Dissemination’, The Indian Journal of Social Work,

65(1), 2004.

ARTICLES IN BOOKS AND JOURNALS

DEPUTY DIRECTORProf. Usha S. Nayar

· Womanhood and Spirituality: A Journey between Transcendence and Tradition, The Indian Journal of Social Work,65(4), pp. 584–595, 2004.

DEPARTMENT OF CRIMINOLOGY AND CORRECTIONAL ADMINISTRATIONDr. Arvind Tiwari

· Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, CBI Bulletin, 12(1), pp. 27–40, 2004

· Human Rights Education: Role of Teaching and Training Institutions, The Indian Journal of Social Work , 65(3), pp.423–445, 2004.


Prof. Lina Kashyap· The Impact of Modernization on Indian Families: The Counselling Challenge, International Journal for the

Advancement of Counselling, 26(4), pp. 339–350, 2004.

Dr. Neela Dabir· Violence Against Adolescent Girls in Maharashtra. In B. D’Souza, R. Sonawat and D. Madangopal (Eds. ), Adolescent

Issues and Perspectives , Mumbai: Research Documentation and Training Centre, Shelter Don Bosco, pp. 73–98,2005.

Dr. Neela Dabir (with Ms. Mohua Nigudkar )· Group Work with Adolescents. In B. D’Souza, R. Sonawat, D. Madangopal (Eds.), Understanding Adolescents at

Risk, Mumbai: Multi-tech Publishing Co., pp. 225–240, 2004.

Ms. Sandhya Limaye· Exploring the Impact of Hearing Impairment on Self-Concept, International Journal for the Advancement of

Counselling, 26(4), pp. 305–432, 2004.· Hearing Impairment. In M. Puri and G. Abraham (Eds.), Handbook of Inclusive Education for Educators,

Administrators and Planners: Within Walls, Without Boundaries , New Delhi: Sage Publications, pp. 47–61, 2004.


Dr. Surinder Jaswal (with Prof. Murli Desai and Ms. Sudha Ganapathi)· Issues and Directions for Promoting Relevant Social Work Knowledge, The Indian Journal of Social Work, 65(1), pp.

151–170, 2004.

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE ADMINISTRATIONProf. Vidya Rao

· Vulnerable Children, Institutionlization and the Law. In A. Chatterji and S. Hashmi (Eds.), Dark Leaves of the Present ,New Delhi: Anhad, 2005.

Dr. Swapan Garain· Research Climate in NGOs. In M. Pawar (Ed.), Data Collecting Methods and Experience , Elgin: New Dawn

Publications, pp. 200–220, 2004.

Mr. Suryakant Waghmore· Gandhi’s Thoughts on Development: A Critical Appraisal, New Global Development: Journal of International and

Comparative Social Welfare , 20(2), pp. 55–70, 2004.


Dr. Amita Bhide· SHGs Under Rural Credit Programme: Experience from Maharashtra, IASSI Quarterly, 21(3 & 4), pp. 164–173, 2003.

Mr. Manish Kumar Jha· Exclusion of Dalits: Human Rights Perspective. In A.S. Kohli (Ed.), Human Rights and Social Work, New Delhi:

Kanishka Publishers, pp. 98–109, 2004.


Dr. Santanu Sarkar· Industrial Social Work to Corporate Social Responsibility: A Shift in Objective from Working Loss to Making Profit,

Indian Journal of Industrial Relations, 40(2), pp. 273–284, 2004.

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Prof. J. Jayaram· Higher Education in India: Massification and Change. In P.G. Attbach and T. Umakoshi (Eds.), Asian Universities:

Historical Perspectives and Contemporary Challenges, Baltimore: The John Hopkins University Press, pp. 85–112,2004.

· La Caida del guri: la Decadencia de la Profesion Academica en la India: In P.G. Attbach (Coordinator) and M.G. Anton(Ed.), El ocaso del Guru: La Profesion Academica en el Ercer Mundo , Roma and Mexico: Universidad AutonomaMetropolitana, pp. 279–319, 204.


Ms. Mohua Nigudkar (with Dr. Neela Dabir)· Group Work with Institutionalized Adolescents. In B. D’Souza, R. Sonawat and D. Madangopal (Eds.), Understanding

Adolescents at Risk , Mumbai: Multi-tech Publishing Company, pp. 225–240, 2004.


Dr. Vrinda Datta· Vulnerable Adolescents in Urban Context. In B. D’Souza, R. Sonawat, and D. Madangopal (Eds.), Understanding

Adolescents at Risk , Mumbai: Multi-tech Publishers, pp. 29–40, 2004.· Early Childhood Care and Education Interventions in India. In J. Patnaik (Ed.), Childhood in South Asia , USA:

Information Publishing, 2005.

Dr. Vrinda Datta (with Ms. Meghali Senapati)· Street Boys...: A Need to Move Towards Better Life. In B. D’Souza, R. Sonawat, and D. Madangopal (Eds.),

Understanding Adolescents at Risk, Mumbai: Multi-tech Publishers, pp. 177–190, 2004.

Dr. Rajani Konantambigi· Data Collection: Multifaceted Experiences in Day Care. In M. Pawar (Ed.), Data Collection Methods and Experiences:

A Guide for Social Researchers, Elgin: New Dawn Publishers, pp.93–109, 2004.

Dr. K. Anil Kumar· Economic Aspects of Sex Work: Can Economic Empowerment Dissuade Women from Entering into and Contin uing

Sex Work?, The Journal of Family Welfare, 50 (Special Issue), pp. 79–82, 2005.

Dr. P.M. Sandhya Rani (Co-author)· Sexuality and Reproductive Health: A Conceptual Model and Policy Implications, The Indian Journal of Social Work,

65(4), pp. 571–583, 2004.


Prof. Padma Velaskar· Asaman Vikas: Samakaleer Maharashtratil Jat, Varga, Ling ani Dalit Striyanche Shoshan ani Pratikar. In P. Bhaave, P.

Joshi, P.Gupte and J. Kelkar (Eds.) for Swadhar, Shodh Bai: Manasachya Jinyacha, Mumbai: Akshar, pp. 195–212,2004.

· Educational Stratification, Dominant Ideology and the Reproduction of Disadvantage in India. In S.M. Dahiwale (Ed.),Understanding Indian Society: The Non-Brahmanic Perspective , Delhi: Rawat Publications, pp. 196–220, 2005.

Dr. Leena Abraham· Building Cultural Capital to Combat Poverty: Globalisation, Education and the Urban Poor. In R. Ruzicka, J.H. Ballantire

and J.R.S. Roman (Eds.), Key Contexts for Education and Democracy in Globalising Societies , pp. 11–18, 2004.· Redrawing the Lakshman Rekha: Gender Differences and Cultural Constructions in Youth Sexuality in Urban India. In

S. Srivastava (Ed.), Sexual Sites, Seminal Attitudes: Sexualities, Masculinities and Culture in South Asia, NewDelhi: Sage Publications, pp. 209–241, 2004.

Mr. Sthabir Khora· Continuing Low Literacy: The Case of Orissa, Economic and Political Weekly, 40(10), pp. 928–930, 2005.

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UNIT FOR URBAN STUDIESProf. C. Sengupta

· Political and Social Stability: Ideas, Paradoxes and Prospects, Economic and Political Weekly, 39(48), pp.5101–5105, 2004.

· Urban Sociology of South Asia: The Problems of Formulating the Indigenous. In P. Mukherji and C. Sengupta (Eds.),Indigeneity and Universality in Social Science: A South Asian Response, New Delhi: Sage Publications, pp.362–384, 2004.

Prof. S. Siva Raju (co-author)· Sexuality and Reproductive Health: A Conceptual Model and Policy Implications, The Indian Journal of Social Work,

65(4), 571–583, 2004.Ms. Anita Rath (Co-author)

· Reforming Property Tax Systems: Simulated Results for Mumbai City, Economic and Political Weekly, 39(34), p.3818–3826, 2004.

Dr. Abdul Shaban· Environmental Kuzneets Curve: Theory and Empirical Evidence, IASSI Quarterly, 22(2), pp. 46–61, 2003.· Food Security and Agricultural Supply: Response of Marginal and Small Farmers in Dungarpur, Rajasthan,

Geographical Review of India , 65(4), pp. 361–370, 2003.

UNIT FOR RESEARCH AND CONSULTANCY IN SOCIAL POLICY AND SOCIAL WELFARE ADMINISTRATIONDr. Rajshree P. Mahtani

· Application of Qualitative Research Methodology for Developing Social Work Practice Models, The Indian Journal ofSocial Work , 65(1), pp. 49–72, 2004.

Dr. J.J. Roy Burman· Syncretism Communities in Gujarat, Indian Journal in Secularism , 8(4), pp. 32–51, 2005.

UNIT FOR RURAL STUDIESProf. Sarthi Acharya

· Workshop on Changing Social Institutions and Quality of Life, April 28–29, 2003, IASSI–Quarterly, 21(3 & 4), pp.44–46, 2003.

Dr. Gaurang R. Sahay· Hierarchy, Difference and the Caste System: A Study of Rural Bihar. In D. Gupta (Ed.), Caste in Question: Identity or

Hierarchy , New Delhi: Sage Publications, pp. 113–136, 2004.· Traditional Institutions and Cultural Practices vis-a-vis Agrarian Mobilisation: The Case of Bharatiya Kisan Union,

Sociological Bulletin , 53(3), pp. 396–418, 2004.Ms. Rekha Mammen

· A Political Economy of Educational Institutions in India: The Great Education Conspiracy, IASSI Quarterly, 21(3 & 4),pp. 188–196, 2003.

Dr. Ritambhara Hebbar· Shifting Contours of Rural Social Institutions: A Sociological Reflection, IASSI Quarterly, 21(3 & 4), pp. 57–67, 2003.

UNIT FOR FAMILY STUDIESDr. Sujata Sriram

· Culture Level Dimensions of Social Association and their Correlates Across Cultures, Journal of Cross-CulturalPsychology , 35(5), pp. 548–570, 2004.

UNIT FOR LABOUR STUDIESDr. Sasmita Palo

· Managing Change during the Transition Period: The Case of the Indian State, Development and Learning inOrganizations: An International Journal, 18(6), pp. 7–10, 2004.

· Changing Structure of Collective Bargaining: Macro and Micro Level Evidences, Indian Journal of Labour Economics ,47(4), pp. 1159–1173, 2004.

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Prof. Murli Desai· Need for Social Work Knowledge Development in India, The Indian Journal of Social Work, 65(1), pp. 8–31, 2004.

Prof. Murli Desai (with Dr. Surinder Jaswal and Ms. Sudha Ganapathi)· Issues and Directions for Promoting Relevant Social Work Knowledge, The Indian Journal of Social Work, 65(1),

151–170, 2004.

SIR DORABJI TATA MEMORIAL LIBRARYDr. M. Koganuramath and Mr. Mallikarjun Angadi

· Physics Nobel Laureate Wolfgang Ketterle: A Scientometric Portrait, Malaysian Journal of Library and InformationScience , 9(2), pp. 35–62, 2004.

OTHER PUBLICATIONS


Dr. Neela Dabir· Space for Survivors of Violence, Mumbai: Centre for Research on Violence Against Women, TISS, 2004.

Dr. Tejaswini Adhikari· Media and Family Life, Sakal , Mumbai, July 27, 2004.


Dr. Surinder Jaswal (with Prof. Murli Desai and Ms. Sudha Ganapathi)· Editorial, Special Issue on ‘Social Work Knowledge Development and Dissemination’, The Indian Journal of Social

Work , 65(1), pp. 1–7, 2004.


Mr. Suryakant Waghmore· Reservations and Competing Nations, Deccan Herald , Bangalore, February 18, 2005.

Ms. Samta Pandya· Ecological Ethics and the Vedic Scriptures, The Oriya Aurovilian , 17(3), 25–29, 2005.


Dr. Amita Bhide· Vyavasayik Samajkarya: Kahi Prashna, Kahi Dwandwa, Samajkaryachya Disha , 1(1), pp. 5–7, 2004.


Dr. N. Nakkeeran· Dalit Electoral Politic, Social Change and Resistance in Tamil Nadu, Workshop, 6, pp. 6–9, 2004.· Typology of Public–Private Partnership in Health Sector Reforms in India, Clairvoyance 2004 Souvenir, Mumbai, pp.

4–6.


Prof. N. Jayaram· Book Review: Discrimination Based on Sex, Caste, Religion and Disability: A Handbook for Sensitising Teachers and

Teacher Educators, The Indian Journal of Social Work , 65(2), pp. 316–318, 2004.Mr. Anil S. Sutar

· Book Review: Casteism, Corruption and Social Development, Sociological Bulletin , 54(1), pp. 119–121, 2005.

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DEPARTMENT OF EXTRA MURAL STUDIESMs. Mohua Nigudkar

· Book Review: Child Labour in India, The Indian Journal of Social Work, 65(2), 328–330, 2004.

UNIT FOR CHILD AND YOUTH RESEARCHDr. Anil Kumar

· Editorial, Special Issue on ‘Sexuality in India (Part 1)’, The Indian Journal of Social Work , 65(4), pp. 521–231, 2004.Dr. Anindita Chakrabarti

· Impact of Liberalisation and Globalisation: Emerging Issues for the Indian Youth, One India One People , 7(8), pp.18–20, 2005.

· Location of Extreme: The Single Variable Case. Course Material for ‘Undergraduate Mathematical Methods inEconomics’, New Delhi: Indira Gandhi National Open University.

· Unconstrained Optimisation with More Than One Choice Variables. Course Material for ‘Undergraduate MathematicalMethods in Economics’, New Delhi: Indira Gandhi National Open University.

UNIT FOR RESEARCH IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATIONProf. Padma Velaskar

· Book Review: Interrogating Women’s Education: Bounded Visions Expanding Horizons, Sociological Bulletin , 53(3),pp. 433–436, 2004.

Dr. Leena Abraham· Book Review: Sexuality in the Time of AIDS: Contemporary Perspective from Communities in India, The Indian

Journal of Social Work, 65(4), pp. 655–663, 2004.Dr. A.K. Singh

· Book Review: Affirmative Action in the United States and India, Sociological Bulletin, 54(1), pp. 147–150, 2005.Mr. Sthabir Khora

· Book Review: Reading Beyond the Alphabet: Innovations in Lifelong Literacy, The Indian Journal of Social Work ,65(2), pp. 319–321, 2004.

UNIT FOR URBAN STUDIESDr. Abdul Shaban

· Book Review: The Making of Navi Mumbai, Economic and Political Weekly, 39(48), pp. 5093–5096, 2004.

UNIT FOR RESEARCH AND CONSULTANCY IN SOCIAL POLICY AND SOCIAL WELFARE ADMINISTRATIONDr. A. Ramaiah

· Parity, Not Charity, One India, One People , 8(7), pp. 10–11, 2005.

UNIT FOR RURAL STUDIESMr. Gaurang R. Sahay

· Book Review: The Practice of Sociology, Sociological Bulletin, 54(1), pp. 128–130, 2005.Dr. Ritambhara Hebbar

· Book Review: Kinship and Rituals among the Meos of Northern India, Sociological Bulletin, 53(3), pp. 447–449,2004.

Dr. Ritambhara Hebbar and Prof. Sarthi Acharya· Concept Paper Based on the Proceedings of the Seminar on Changing Social Institutions and their Impact on the

Quality of Life: Social Institutions and Development Challenges in India, IASSI Quarterly, 21(3 & 4), pp. 29–43, 2003.

UNIT FOR FAMILY STUDIESProf. Shalini Bharat

· South Asia Political Advocacy Project: India Database on HIV/AIDS (Behavioural Dimensions), New Delhi:UNAIDS–SAICT.

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· Challenging AIDS Stigma and Discrimination in South Asia: Report of the Electronic Discussion Forum in South Asia,New Delhi: UNAIDS–SAICT.

SOCIAL WORK EDUCATION AND PRACTICE CELLProf. Murli Desai (with Dr. Surinder Jaswal and Ms. Sudha Ganapathi)

· Editorial, Special Issue on ‘Social Work Knowledge Development and Dissemination’, The Indian Journal of SocialWork , 65(1), pp. 1–7, 2004.

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AP PEN DIX 11Executive Committee Memberships and Positions in

Academic, Government and Non-Government Organisations

DEPUTY DIRECTORProf. Usha S. Nayar

· Vice-President, Childwatch International, Oslo, Norway· Member, Expert Advisory Panel, World Health Organisation, Geneva· Chairperson, Technology and Social Health Foundation, Mumbai· Vice-President, Managing Committee, D.A.V. College, New Delhi

DEPARTMENT OF CRIMINOLOGY AND CORRECTIONAL ADMINISTRATIONProf. D.R. Singh

· Member, Board of Studies in Law, Department of Law, University of Mumbai, Mumbai· Member, Board of Studies in Criminology, Department of Criminology and Forensic Science, Sagar· Member, Board of Studies in Criminology, Department of Criminology, Karnataka University, Dharwad

Dr. Arvind Tiwari· Member, Executive Council, Indian Society of Criminology, Chennai

Ms. Ruchi Sinha· Secretary, Indian Society of Criminology, Mumbai Branch

DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY AND CHILD WELFAREProf. Lina Kashyap

· Member, Editorial Advisory Board, International Journal for Advancement of Counselling, Georgia, USA· Member, Executive Committee, International Association for Counselling, Brussels, Belgium· Member, Sub-Committee for Mental Handicap, Rehabilitation Council of India, New Delhi· Member, Academic Council, National Institute for the Mentally Handicapped, Secunderabad· Member, State Level Advisory Committee on Adoption, Mumbai· Member, Board of Studies, Faculty of Social Work, M.S. University of Baroda, Vadodara· Member, Board of Studies, Department of Human Development and Family Studies, M.S. University of Ba roda,

Vadodara· Chairperson, Voluntary Coordinating Agency, Mumbai· Subject Expert, Faculty Selection Committee, Department of Social Work, Assam University, Silchar· Member, Advisory Board, NIMH Journal of Disability Rehabilitation, National Institute for the Mentally Handicapped,

Secunderabad· Expert Member, Selection Committee for Recommending Appointments in the Department of Social Work, University

of Delhi, Delhi· Chairperson, Examination Committee to conduct Viva Voce of Ph.D. Candidates, Mahatma Gandhi University,

KottayamDr. Neela Dabir

· Member, Executive Committee, Door Step School, MumbaiDr. Srilatha Juvva

· Member, Advisory Committee, Anand Rehabilitation Centre, MumbaiMs. Anjali Dave

· Member, State Level Monitoring Committee of Special Cells for Women and Children, Mumbai· Member, Women’s Cell, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai· Trustee, Akshara, Mumbai

Ms. Tejaswini Adhikari· Member, Committee Against Sexual Harassment at Work Place, Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd., Mumbai· Member, Committee Against Sexual Harassment at Work Place, Bombay Electric Supply and Transport, Mumbai· Member, Committee Against Sexual Harassment at Work Place, Mahanagar Telehpone Nigam Ltd., Mumbai· Member, Sarva Shikshan Abhiyan, Navi Mumbai· Member, Sarva Shikshan Abhiyan, Thane

DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORKProf. Vimla Nadkarni

· Vice-President, Association of Schools of Social Work in India, New Delhi· Member, Review Committee of DSA, Department of Social Work, Delhi University, Delhi· Member, Joint Working Group, Indo-US Collaboration on Contraception and Reproductive Health Research· Member, Research Advisory Group, AVERT Society, Government of Maharashtra and USAID, Mumbai· Member, Expert Group to Review the Social, Behavioural and Operational Research Programmes, Nationa l Institute for

Research in Reproductive Health, Mumbai· Member, International Scientific Programme Committee, Symposium on “Expanding Contraceptive Choices:

International and Indian Experiences and their Implications for Policy and Programmes”, Mumbai· Chairperson, Advisory Board, Positive People’s Foundation, Mumbai· Member, Board of Directors, Niramaya Health Foundation, Mumbai· Member, CONRAD/ICMR Steering Group on Microbicides Development· Member, Steering Group, Global Campaign on Microbicides, USA· Member, Academic Council, International Institute of Population Sciences, Mumbai· Member, Board of Studies and Research, International Institute of Population Sciences, Mumbai

Dr. Surinder Jaswal· Resource Person, Sangath Society, Goa· Member, Ethics Committee, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Hospital, Kalwa, Thane· Member, The National Liver Foundation, Mumbai· Member, Technical Advisory and Ethics Committee, Masum, Pune· Member, Ethics Committee, Institute for Reproductive Research, Mumbai

Ms. Katy Gandevia· Member, Mental Health Authority, Directorate of Health Services, GoM, Mumbai· President, Family Welfare Agency, Mumbai· Vice-President, Council of International Programme Fellowship, Mumbai· Founder-Member, Kiran Mental Health Association, Mumbai· Founder-Trustee, Atma Vishwas Vidyalaya, Mumbai· Trustee, Thane Parsi Zoroastrian Anjuman, Mumbai· Consultant, ICMR-WHO National Workshop on Disaster Management and Mental Health, Mumbai· Coordinator, Students’ Counselling Services, Mumbai

Ms. Brinelle D’Souza· Member, Advisory Committee, Crisis Centre for Women, Sneha, Mumbai· Board Member, Punarta Bhavan, Oasis India, Mumbai· Consultant, STI Intervention Project, Centre for AIDS Prevention Studies, University of California, San Francisco

Dr. Asha Banu Soletti· Key Consultant, Resource Unit for HIV/AIDS, Vasavya Mahila Mandali, Vijayawada

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE ADMINISTRATIONDr. Swapan Garain

· Member, Managing Committee, Slum Rehabilitation Society, Mumbai· Chairperson, Interactive Karma India, Mumbai· Member, Managing Committee, Society for Civic Initiatives, Delhi· Member, Board of Studies (PG Diploma in Social Enterprise Management), S.I.E.S. College of Management, Studies,

Navi MumbaiDr. Bipin Jojo

· President, Rural Action and Human Interest, Sundargarh, Orissa· Member, Governing Board, Arogyam Centre for Health and Development, Patna

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES STUDIESDr. Harshad P. Thakur

· Member, Institutional Ethics Committee, Grant Medical College and JJ Hospital, Mumbai· Secretary, Social Advancement Through Health Initiative, Turbhe Stores, Navi Mumbai

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DEPARTMENT OF RESEARCH METHODOLOGYProf. N. Jayaram

· Managing Editor, Sociological Bulletin , Indian Sociological Society, New Delhi· Editor, ICSSR Journal of Reviews and Abstracts: Sociology and Social Anthropology , Indian Council of Social

Science Research, New Delhi· Member, Advisory Committee, Centre for Advanced Studies in Sociology, University of Delhi, Delhi· Member, School Board, School of Social Sciences, University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad· Member, National Focus Group on the Problems of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe Children, National Council of

Educational Research and Training, New DelhiDr. D.P. Singh

· Trustee and Treasurer, PRERNA: NGO working with Prostitutes and Children in Anti-Trafficking, Mumba i

DEPARTMENT OF EXTRA MURAL STUDIESDr. N. Rustomfram

· Trustee and Treasurer, Maharashtra Lokhita Seva Mandal, Mumbai· Trustee, Governing Council, Indian Council for Mental Health, Mumbai· Member, Governing Council, Centre for Health Education and Training Awareness (CHETNA), Ahmedabad· Member, Advisory Committee, Child-to-Child Regional Resource Group, Ahmedabad· Founder and Board Member, People’s Association for Training in Health (PATH), Mumbai· Staff Consultant, SANKET, Bhopal

Ms. Mohua Nigudkar· Trustee and Core Group Member, SAATHI, Mumbai

UNIT FOR CHILD AND YOUTH RESEARCHProf. G.G. Wankhede

· Member, Advisory Committee, Navnirman, Mumbai· Member, Board of Trustees, Prayog International, Mumbai

Dr. Vrinda Datta· Member, National Focus Group on Early Childhood Education under the Curriculum Review of NCERT, New Delhi· Adjunct Associate Professor, Department of Human Development and Family Studies, University of Nort h Carolina,

USA· Global Leader for Young Children, World Forum on Early Care and Education, USA

UNIT FOR RESEARCH IN THE SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATIONProf. D. Saldanha

· Member, Council of the National Literacy Mission Authority, Ministry of Human Resource Development, New Delhi· Member, Management Committee, Regional Institute of Education, Bhubaneshwar· Member, National Council for Teacher Education, New Delhi· Member, Governing Board, YUVA, Mumbai· Member, Governing Board, Mel-Jol, Mumbai· Member, Academic Committee, National Open School, New Delhi· Member, Planning Committee, Relief and Rehabilitation of Sardar Sarovar (Narmada) Affected Persons, Government

of Maharshtra, MumbaiProf. Padma Velaskar

· Chairperson, National Focus Group on Problems of SC/ST Children, National Curriculum Review, NCERT, New Delhi· Convenor, Working Group on Sociology of Education, Collaborative PG Programme in Elementary Education,

Bangalore· Member, Programme Advisory Committee, Jan Shikshan Sansthan, Mumbai· Member, General Body, Council for Social Development, Delhi· Member, Board of Studies in Social Work, University of Mumbai, Mumbai· Member, Maharashtra State Legal Services Authority, Mumbai· Member, Board of Studies in Sociology, S.N.D.T. Women’s University, Mumbai· Member, Editorial Advisory Board, Education Dialogue, Bangalore

Dr. Ranu Jain· Member, Executive Committee, Centre for Study of Society and Secularism, Mumbai

112 Appendix 11

Dr. Leena Abraham· Member, National Advisory Committee, Indian Association for the Study of Traditional Asian Medicine, Mumbai· Member, Advisory Committee, Centre for Education and Documentation, Mumbai


Prof. S. Siva Raju· Member, Executive Committee, Indian Association of Social Sciences in Health, Tirupati

UNIT FOR RESEARCH AND CONSULTANCY IN SOCIAL POLICY AND SOCIAL WELFARE ADMINISTRATIONProf. Ratna Naik

· Expert Member, CHILKA Development Authority, Orissa· Member, National Committee on Non-Timber Forest Product, Ministry of Environment and Forestry, Government of India

UNIT FOR RURAL STUDIESMs. Rekha Mammen

· Board Member At Large, Inter-University Consortium for International Social Development, USADr. Sandhya Iyer

· Member, Committee on Curriculum Development on Pharmoco-Economics, K.M. Kundnani College of Pharmacy,Mumbai

UNIT FOR WOMEN’S STUDIESProf. Chhaya Datar

· Secretary, Maitreyi, Mumbai· Member, Advisory Committee, Women’s Studies Centre, University of Pune, Pune· Member, Advisory Committee, Women’s Studies Centre, Shivaji University, Kolhapur

Dr. Asha Bajpai· Member, Executive Committee, Maharashtra State Legal Services Authority, Mumbai· Member, Regional Law Forum, South Asia Regional Initiative Equity, Delhi· Expert Member, National Institute of Public Co-operation and Child Development, Delhi· Member, Maharashtra State Monitoring Committee on Juvenile Justice, Mumbai· Member, Committee on Sexual Harassment at Mazgaon Docks, Ltd., Mumbai· Member, Board of Control, Orphanages and Charitable Homes Act, 1960, Mumbai· Member, Legal Experts Committee, Maharashtra State Commission for Women, Mumbai· Founder President, Nyaya, Mumbai· Member, Academic Committee, Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation, Mumbai· Member, Centre for Police Research, Pune

UNIT FOR FAMILY STUDIESProf. Shalini Bharat

· Member, Technical Advisory Committee on RCH District Level Survey (2nd Round), Mumbai· Member, Advisory Committee, National Youth Study of Population Council, Mumbai· Member, Academic Council, International Institute for Population Sciences, Mumbai· Member, Institutional Review Board, International Institute for Population Sciences, Mumbai· Member, Maharashtra State Adoption Committee, Department of Women and Child Development, Government of

Maharashtra, Mumbai· Member, Technical Resource Group (Research and Development), National AIDS Control Organisation, Ministry of

Health and Family Welfare, Government of India, New Delhi· Book Review Editor, Culture Health and Sexuality, USA· Member, International Editorial Board, AIDS Care, New York

Ms. Rosamma Veedon· Treasurer, Family Welfare Agency, Mumbai· Treasurer, People’s Association for Training and Health, Mumbai· Member, Executive Committee, Scrutiny Body for Adoption of the Indian Council of Social Welfare, Mumbai

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NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME UNITMr. Khalil Ahmed

· Member, NSS Advisory Committee, NSS Cell, Department of Higher and Technical Education, GoM, Dhule· Member, NSS Advisory Committee, ITI Directorate, Mumbai· Member, NSS Advisory Committee, Shivaji University, Kolhapur· Member, NSS Advisory Committee, Babasaheb Ambedkar 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· Advisor, 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

UNIT FOR MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONSProf. Anjali Monteiro

· Joint Secretary and Trustee, Avehi Audio-Visual Resource Centre, Mumbai· Member of the Society, Indian Institute of Advanced Study, Shimla· Member, Editorial Advisory Board, MICA Communication Review , Ahmedabad· President’s Nominee, Selection Committee, AJK–MCRC, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi· Member, Programme Advisory Committee, NCERT, New Delhi

Dr. K.P. Jayasankar· Member, Managing Committee, Avehi Audio-Visual Resource Centre, Mumbai· Member, Managing Committee, Comet Media Foundation, Mumbai· Joint Secretary, Indian Documentary Producers’ Association, Mumbai· Trustee, Navnirmiti Educational Trust, Mumbai

Ms. B. Manjula· Member, Managing Committee, Avehi Audio-Visual Resource Centre, Mumbai

SOCIAL WORK EDUCATION AND PRACTICE CELLProf. Murli Desai

· Member, Board of Postgraduate Studies in Social Work, Assam University, Silchar· Member, Ad Hoc Board in Social Work, S.N.D.T. Women’s University, Mumbai· Member, Local Management Committee, Colleges Conducted by the Sarvajanik Education Society, Mumbai· Member, Expert Panel of Helpline, EDAGE and HELPAGE, New Delhi· Judge, Awards for Excellence Amongst Voluntary Organisations in Mumbai, Bombay Community Public Trust-Centre

for Advancement of Philanthropy, Mumbai· Member, Board of Consulting Editors, Social Development Issues , Inter-University Consortium for International

Social Development, St. Louis, USA· Member, Human Rights Committee, International Association of Schools of Social Work· Member, Editorial Advisory Committee, Rajagiri Journal of Social Development , Rajagiri College of Social Sciences,

Kalamaserry· Vice-President, Executive Committee, Bombay Association of Trained Social Workers, Mumbai

LIBRARYDr. M. Koganuramath

· President, Indian Library Organisation, New Delhi

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AP PEN DIX 12Students’ Union

A. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

President : Ms. Keren NazarethVice-President : Mr. Navneet Prakash

General Secretary : Ms. Papori Banikya

Treasurer : Mr. Zoheb AliCultural Secretary : Ms. Naitra Muralykrishnan

Sports Secretary : Mr. Girish Bab

Literary Secretary : Ms. Divya Sarma

B. PRIZE WINNERS OF COMPETITIONS ORGANISED BY THE STUDENTS’ UNION

The Guinea Pig Essay TrophyFirst Prize : Ms. Madhura ChatterjeeSecond Prize : Ms. Anubhooti AroraThird Prize : Mr. Navneet Prakash

Ms. Meghna VesvikarMr. Manish Kumar

The Guinea Pig Debate TrophyFirst Prize : Mr. Rana Roy ChaudharySecond Prize : Dr. S. Ranjit DhasThird Prize : Ms. Nitikaji Nautiyal

Prof. A.R. Wadia Elocution ShieldFirst Prize : Ms. Ananthalakshmi H.Second Prize : Ms. Nitikaji NautiyalThird Prize : Mr. Mohit Rajkumar

AP PEN DIX 13Appointments and Promotions

Name Designation Department/Unit/Section Date ofJoining

APPOINTMENTSDr. Asha Banu Soletti Lecturer Department of Medical and Psychiatric

Social WorkJan. 7, 2005

Mr. H.G. Bhise Dy. Registrar General Administration Dec. 21, 2004Mr. Deepak N. Kakade Rural Engineer Rural Campus Dec. 11, 2004Mr. Vasant N. Bhasara Social Worker Rural Campus Dec. 1, 2004Dr. S. Parasuraman Director - Aug. 16, 2004Dr. Suresh Pathare Reader Rural Campus Jul. 19, 2004Dr. Sasmita Palo Reader Unit for Labour Studies Jul. 15, 2005Dr. Santanu Sarkar Reader Department of Personnel Management

and Industrial RelationsJul. 2, 2004

Dr. Gaurang R. Sahay Reader Unit for Rural Studies Jul. 1, 2004Dr. C.V. Joshi System Manager Computer Centre Jun. 23, 2004Ms. Swati Banerjee Lecturer Department of Urban and Rural

Community DevelopmentJun. 16, 2004

Dr. V. Joseph Xavier, S.J. Reader Department of Health Services Studies Jun. 16, 2004Ms. Mohua Nigudkar Lecturer Department of Extra Mural Studies Jun. 15,2004Dr. Sandhya V. Iyer Lecturer Unit for Rural Studies Jun. 1, 2004Ms. Meghali Senapati Lecturer Rural Campus Jun. 1, 2004Ms. Sudha Ganapathi Manager Publications Unit May 9, 2004Ms. Samta Pandya Lecturer Department of Social Welfare

AdministrationApr. 22, 2004

Dr. Babasaheb T. Kazi Reader Rural Campus Apr. 15, 2004Mr. Daniel S. Ranee Lecturer Department of Social Welfare

AdministrationApr. 8, 2004

Mr. Suryakant Waghmore Lecturer Department of Social WelfareAdministration

Apr. 5, 2004

Mr. Rajesh B. Ingle Lecturer Rural Campus Apr. 1, 2004Dr. Srilatha Juvva Reader Department of Family and Child Welfare Mar. 18, 2004

PROMOTIONDr. Ramila Bisht Reader Department of Health Services Studies Oct. 24, 2004

AP PEN DIX 14Financial Statement

AUDITED BALANCE SHEET, AT A GLANCE, AS ON MARCH 31, 2004

Capital and Liabilities Rs. In lakhs1. Capital Grants 606.562. Endowments 148.873. Funds and Donations 2,696.904. Project Credit Balances 261.835. Sundry Creditors 215.226. Grant Under Utilisation as on March 31, 2004 19.58

3,948.96

Property and Assets 1. Land and Buildings 903.18 2. Furniture and Equipment 895.90 3. Library Books 2.49 4. Investments 1,541.86 5. Sundry Debtors 231.56 6. Project Debit Balance 70.28 7. Stocks 3.47 8. Advances and Deposits 12.09 9. Cash and Bank Balances 288.13

3,948.96

AUDITED INCOME AND EXPENDITURE, AT A GLANCE, AS ON MARCH 31, 2004

Rs. In lakhs

A. Expenditure

Excess of Expenditure over Income as on March 31, 2004 0.90

Salary: Pay and Allowances 578.67Retirement Benefits 67.00Non-Salary Items 280.49Grant Under Utilisation as on March 31, 2004 19.58

946.64

B. IncomeUniversity Grants Commission 801.39Sir Dorabji Tata Trust 10.00Government of Maharashtra 0.75Institute’s Income 84.50

946.64

AP PEN DIX 15Candidates for the Sixty-Fifth Convocation

CANDIDATES FOR THE M.A. DEGREE IN SOCIAL WORK

Criminology and Correctional AdministrationMs. Serenella Dominica Lobo, B.A.Ms. Sulagna Nandy, B.S.W.Ms. Tanvi Kartik Timbadia, B.M.S.Mr. Manishkumar Singh, B.Sc.Ms. Uma Gopalakrishnan, B.A.Ms. Meghna Vijay Vesvikar, B.A.Mr. Sumit Kumar, B.Sc.Ms. Haripriya Soibam, B.A.Ms. Sudeshna Mukherjee, B.A.Ms. Keren Jagdish Nazareth, B.A.Ms. Krupa Gajanan Pednekar, LL.B.Ms. Munmi Thaneswar Gogoi, B.A.Mr. Prashant Chaudhry, B.A.Mr. Snehal Ashok Ukey, B.S.W.Mr. Amitangshu Acharya, B.A.Mr. Avinash Udaram Raut, B.A.Ms. Pooja Prabhakar Nimkar, B.A.Ms. Riniyo Bamin, B.A.

Family and Child WelfareMs. Vrinda Rajendra Lodha, B.A.Ms. Foram Atulkumar Nagori, B.Com.Ms. Mubashira Zaidi, B.A.Ms. Mandira Nagrath, B.Sc.Ms. Richa Sood, B.A.Ms. Chandni Basu, B.A.Ms. Vinita Ashok Joshi, B.A.Ms. Chhabi Dubey, B.A.Ms. Vanessa Azavedo, B.A.Ms. Nazia Masood, B.A.Ms. Meenu Pandey, B.A.Ms. Natasha Dalmia, B.A.Ms. Chandni Tandon, B.A.Ms. Panchali Ray, B.A.Ms. Swati Pande, B.A.Ms. Maneka Kumar, B.Com.Mr. Simpreet Singh Ahuja, B.A.Ms. Poonam Vijaysingh Pardesi, B.S.W.Mr. Paresh Haradhan Badyakar, B.S.W.Mr. Nilesh Chandrakant Puradkar, B.Tech.Ms. Sarita Ashok Gholap, B.S.W.Ms. Swati Suhas Sonavane, B.S.W.Ms. Pinkie Borgoyari, B.A.Ms. Emidaki Won Komwect Kharchandy, B.A.Ms. Neeti Bhagchandani, B.A.Ms. Prachi Nautiyal, B.A.Ms. Suman Hota, B.A.Mrs. Varathagowry Vasudevan, B.A.Ms. Namita Lamsal, B.S.W.Mr. Lipekho Ashuli Saprii, B.A.Ms. Shaoni Das, B.A.

Medical and Psychiatric Social WorkMr. Raju Kumar Narzary, B.A.Ms. Divya Sarma, B.A.Ms. Prema Shrikishna, B.M.S.Ms. Neha Jayant Deshpande, B.A.Mr. Zoheb Hasan Ali, B.Com.Ms. Madhavi Misra, B.A.Ms. Lakshmi R. Appachar, B.A.Ms. Baneen Anwar Karachiwala, B.A.Ms. Smita Bammidi, B.B.M.Ms. Neha Saumil Trivedi, B.A.Ms. Arpana Ganesh Udupa, B.Sc.Ms. Tanu Chhabra, B.M.M.Ms. Ekta Vivek Hattangady, B.A.Ms. Anuska Kalita, B.A.Ms. Naitra Muralykrishnan, B.Sc.Ms. Snehal Balkrishna Velkar, B.A.Ms. Deepta Desikan, B.A.Ms. Papori Banikya, B.A.Ms. Kakali Burman, B.A.Ms. Ranjana Singh, B.A.Mr. Stefen T. Dongzapau T. Tuanginsang, B.A.Ms. Lorina Richmond, B.A.Mr. Ryan Joseph Figueiredo, B.Sc.Ms. Arunibala Achoura Naorem, B.A.Ms. Anamika Vajpeyi, B.A.Ms. Meghana Divyang Oza, B.A.Ms. Poonam Singh, B.Sc.

Social Welfare AdministrationMs. Lakshmi Narasimhan, B.A.Mr. Kiran Prasad, B.A.Mr. Dibya Jyoti Bhuyan, B.A.Ms. Reema Brojendra Patnaik, B.A.Mr. Varun Sharma, B.Com.Ms. Payal Nayak, B.A.Mr. Rajani Kant Pandey, B.A.Ms. Falguni Jitendra Vora, B.E.Ms. Areeba Hamid, B.A.Mr. Gajendra Motiram Dixit, B.S.W.Mr. Govind Garg, B.A.Mr. Gopal Mitra, B.Com.Ms. Plabita Hazarika, B.A.Mr. Raj Bhushan Roy, B.A.Mr. Prodip Moi Chakma, B.A.Ms. Uma Komalan, B.Com.Ms. Mayura, B.A.

Urban and Rural Community DevelopmentMs. Krithika Srinivasan, B.A.Mr. Jeevan Anand Chavan, B.A.Mr. Giri Bhodev Nayak, B.A.Mr. Kiran Devram Padale, B.A.

Mr. Sudhir Gobind Basumatary, B.A.Ms. Suramya Smriti Kujur, B.A.Ms. Radhika Khajuria, B.A.Mr. Vivek Vaidyanathan, B.M.S.Ms. Marietta Judelyne Vaz, B.S.W.Ms. Amrita Datta, B.A.Ms. Richa Joshi, B.A.Ms. Priyanka Varma, B.A.Ms. Divya Sinha, B.A.Mr. Navneet Prakash, B.Com.

Ms. Smitha Rao, B.J.Ms. Subhaluxmi Bimal Mukherji, B.A.Ms. Sangeeta Sharma, B.Sc.Mr. Santos Moti Das, B.A.Ms. Matouleibi Shamjetshabam, B.A.Mr. Shiva Chandra Dhakal, B.S.W.Ms. Amrita Bhatia, B.A.Ms. Suchita Samuel Beck, B.A.Mr. Sriharsha Kavuru, B.J.Mr. Pavan Prakash Kamath, B.Com.

CANDIDATES FOR THE M.A. DEGREE IN PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONSMs. Amrita Vijay Kumar, B.M.S.Ms. Anamika Lakra, B.A.Mr. Anindya Mandal, B.Com.Ms. Archana Shyamsunder, B.E.Ms. Aruna Wunnava, B.Com.Mr. Ashish Vidhyadhar Mane, B.Tech.Ms. Avanti Kiran Joshi, B.M.S.Mr. Debanjan Chaki, B.Sc.Mr. Deepak Dongre, B.Com.Ms. Deepika Janagal, B.M.S.Mr. Hameed Zafar Jung, B.A.Ms. Hema Jhon Lakra, B.A.Ms. Meghan Barker, B.A.Ms. Neha Srivastava, B.M.S.Mr. Nikhil Moza, B.Com.Ms. Nousheen Khan, B.A.Ms. Pradnya Subhash Thakur, B.Com.

Mr. Rajesh Harish Mehta, B.A.Ms. Ruta Girish Joshi, B.M.S.Ms. Sakshi Ashok Trehan, B.M.M.Ms. Shivani Bhimrao Vellanki, B.Com.Ms. Shruti Devinder Jain, B.A.Ms. Shruti Ujwal Thakar, B.A.Ms. Smruti Rajagopalan, B.B.S.Ms. Sneha Varghese, B.A.Ms. Sneha Ananda Rao, B.A.Ms. Snehal Shriram Bhalerao, B.M.S.Ms. Sonali Rajiv Sood, B.A.Ms. Srividya Krishnamurthy, B.M.S.Mr. Sudhiranjan Das, B.A.Ms. Swati S.R. Yadav, B.M.S.Ms. Tanvi Haresh Chandan, B.M.S.Ms. V. L. Dinpuii, B.A.Mr. Vineet Kumar, B.Pharm.

CANDIDATES FOR THE MASTER’S DEGREE IN HEALTH ADMINISTRATIONDr. Hemlata Shambhulal Jiwnani, B.H.M.S.Dr. Shibani Samir Deshmukh, B.H.M.S.Dr. Snehal Harishchandra Bhele, M.B.B.S.Ms. Imtilemla Kumsangliya Longkumer, B.A.

Dr. Bremley A. Lyngdoh, M.B.B.S.Mr. Samir Kumar Brahma, B.A.Ms. Rohini V. Shinde, B.Com.

CANDIDATES FOR THE MASTER’S DEGREE IN HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATIONDr. Lohith Shekharappa Nadig, M.B.B.S.Dr. Sumita Ramendu Bhattacharya, M.B.B.S.Dr. Aanshu Sanjay Sharma, M.B.B.S.Dr. Dhaval Virendra Bhatt, B.H.M.S.Ms. Shilpa Ramesh Sehgal, B.P.T.Dr. Saif Abdul Rehman Gondekar, B.H.M.S.Dr. Sudhir Laxminarayana Ajja, M.B.B.S.Mr. Rana Roy Chowdhury, B.P.T.Mr. B. Girish Babu, B.Com.Ms. Mamta Michael Dean, B.Com.Mr. Khalid Sheikh, B.Sc.Dr. S. Ranjit Christopher Dhas, B.D.S.

Dr. Chandil Kumar G., M.B.B.S.Mr. Shashwat Sood, B.O.T.Dr. Sandeep Singh M. Tanwar, B.A.M.S.Dr. Sunil Kumar Bhat, M.B.B.S.Dr. Swapnil Shashikant Kharnare, M.B.B.S.Dr. Sabrina Bipin Raut, M.B.B.S.Dr. Biswendu Bardhan, B.D.S.Dr. Bharat Bhushan, M.B.B.S.Dr. Premprakash Tikam Singh, B.A.M.S.Dr. Sneha Bhanwarlal Jain, B.A.M.S.Ms. Swagata Sukomal Majumdar, B.Com.Ms. Smita Mahanand Badge, M.B.B.S.

CANDIDATES FOR THE M.PHIL. DEGREEMs. Priya AnaokarMr. Rajeev Kumar

Ms. Sujata Mallick

CANDIDATES FOR THE PH.D. DEGREEMs. Tattwamasi Paltasingh Mr. A. Joseph George

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AP PEN DIX 16Prizes

Prize Name of Student(s)

PRIZES AWARDED ON INSTITUTE DAY

The G. Natesa Iyer Prize for the Best Student in the Course ‘Law and Social Work’ Ms. Mubashira ZaidiDr. H.C. Merchant Prize for the Best Student in the Course ‘Medical Information forSocial Workers’

Ms. Naitra Muralykrishnan

Dr. J.M. Kumarappa Prize to the Best Student of the First Year Social Work Class Ms. Neha Trivedi

The S.D. Marathe NILM Trust Endowment Fund Award to the Second Year Student ofPersonnel Management and Industrial Relations who stood First in the First Year

Ms. Smruti Rajagopalan

The Prize instituted by the MHA students in 2001–2002 academic year to a Second Yearstudent who stood First in the First Year in Master of Health/Hospital AdministrationProgramme

Dr. Sudhir Ajja

PRIZES AWARDED ON CONVOCATION DAY

Alumni Association Prize and Institute Shield for the Best Student in Criminology andCorrectional Administration

Ms. Munmi Gogoi

Aisha Harris Memorial Shield for the Best Student in Family and Child Welfare Ms. Prachi Nautiyal

Leela Wadia Prize and Institute Shield for the Best Student in Medical and PsychiatricSocial Work

Ms. Neha Trivedi

S. Kalsi Shield for the Best Student in Personnel Management and Industrial Relations Ms. Smruti Rajagopalan

Aloysius Soares Prize and Institute Shield for the Best Student in Urban and RuralCommunity Development

Ms. Radhika Khajuria

Ms. Najamai A. Minocher-Homji Prize for the Best Project Report Ms. Krithika Srinivasan

NIPM Silver Medal for the Student securing the highest marks in Personnel Managementand Industrial Relations of 2002–2004 batch

Ms. Saakshi Saxena

Prof. P.D. Kulkarni Prize for the Best Student in the course on Social Policy Ms. Divya Sinha

Prof. Grace Mathew Field Work Shield and Cash Award for Social Work in theDepartment of Criminology and Correctional Administration

Ms. Munmi Gogoi

Prof. Grace Mathew Field Work Shield and Cash Award for Social Work in theDepartment of Family and Child Welfare

Ms. Prachi Nautiyal

Prof. Grace Mathew Field Work Shield and Award for Social Work in the Department ofUrban and Rural Community Development

Ms. Subhaluxmi Mukherji

Mr. Kalidas M. Shah Field Work Shield and Prof. Grace Mathew Field Work Cash Awardfor Social Work in the Department of Medical and Psychiatric Social Work

Ms. Prema Shrikrishna

Mrs. S.R. Panakal Shield for the Best PMIR Student in Field Work Ms. Deepika Janagal

The Prize instituted by the 1987-89 batch of PMIR students for the student rankedsecond in Personnel Management and Industrial Relations

Ms. Amrita Vijay Kumar

Mrs. S.R. Panakal Shield for the Best Student in the course on Social Work in Industry Ms. Chandni Tandon andMaj. Gopal Mitra

M.K. Tata Prize for the Best Student in the Social Work Mr. Dibya Jyoti Bhuyan

M.K. Tata Prize for the Best Student in Personnel Management and Industrial Relations Ms. Smruti Rajagopalan

M.K. Tata Prize for the Best Student in the Health and Hospital Administration Dr. Sudhir Ajja

Dr. Maria Mies Prize for Best Dissertation of MA programmes with focus on genderissues

Ms. Nazia Masood

Field Work Shield to a student of Social Welfare Adminstration who secures highestcumulative grade in the Field Work

Maj. Gopal Mitra

Prize for the Best Student in Social Welfare Administration Mr. Dibya Jyoti Bhuyan

Alumni Association of Health Administrators’ Chapter Trophy to the Best Student in theMaster of Health Administration

Dr. Hemlata Jiwnani

Alumni Association of Health Administrators’ Chapter Trophy to the Best Student in theMaster of Hospital Administration

Dr. Sudhir Ajja

The Prize instituted by the MHA students in 2001–2002 academic year for the BestSenior Student in the Health Administration

Dr. Hemlata Jiwnani

The Prize instituted by the MHA students in 2001–2002 academic year for the BestSenior Studen in the Hospital Administration

Dr. Sudhir Ajja

Mr. Emmanuel E. Agabalizu Trophy for the Best Foreign Student Mr. Shiva Dhakal

NTPC Gold Medal to the Best Student in Family and Child Welfare Ms. Prachi Nautiyal

NTPC Gold Medal to the Best Student in Urban and Rural Community Development Ms. Radhika Khajuria

NTPC Gold Medal to the Best Girl Student in Personnel Management and IndustrialRelations

Ms. Smruti Rajagopalan

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Sec tion IIRU RAL CAM PUS

AP PEN DIX 1Research Projects and Other Projects

Title of Project Sponsor Date ofSanction

Present Position Faculty/Staff in Charge

Report on ‘Causes of Farmers’Suicides in Maharashtra

University GrantsCommission

Jan. 2005 Final Report Submitted Prof. Ajay Dandekar,Mr. Shahaji Narwade,Mr. Ram Rathod,Mr. Satteppa Y.D.,Mr. Rajesh Ingle andMr. Vijay Kulkarni

Baseline Assessment Study forSarva Shiksha Abhiyan inMaharashtra

Maharashtra StateCouncil of EducationResearch andTraining

Sept. 2004 Report Writing Prof. Ajay Dandekar and Mr. Vijay Kulkarni

Evaluation of SGSYProgramme in Latur District

DRDA, Latur July 2004 Completed Mr. Satteppa Y.D.

Evaluation of JanshalaProgramme (Maharashtra)

Ministry of HumanResourceDevelopment,Government of India(GoI)

Dec. 2003 Final Report Submitted Prof. Ajay Dandekar

· District Planning for HumanDevelopment

United NationsDevelopmentProgramme andPlanningCommission, GoI

Dec. 2003 Report Writing Prof. Sarthi Acharya,Dr. Sandhya Iyer,Prof. Ajay Dandekar,Mr. Shahaji Narwade,Mr. Ramesh Jare,Dr. Santosh Kumar andMr. Ram Rathod

Parallel Bodies and thePanchayati Raj Institutions:A Study of the Village BasedSpecial Committees in ThreeDistricts of Maharashtra

Board of ResearchStudies (BRS), TISS

May 2003 Report Submitted Dr. Santosh Kumar

Assessment of MinimumLevels of Learning in RuralMaharashtra

TISS, Mumbai Jun. 2003 Draft Report Completed Mr. Vijay Kulkarni

Action Research on Anemia inRural Women

BRS, TISS Aug. 2002 Report Ready Ms. Anjali Kulkarni

· Out of School Children atthe Elementary Level

TISS, Tuljapur Aug. 2001 Report Writing Prof. D. Saldanha andMr. Vijay Kulkarni

· Village Education Committeesin Osmanabad District

TISS, Tuljapur Mar. 2000 Report Writing Prof. D. Saldanha andMr. Vijay Kulkarni

Note: · These projects are being carried out in collaboration with faculty from the TISS, Mumbai Campus

RURAL CAMPUS

AP PEN DIX 2Field Action Projects

Total Sanitation Programme , estd.: 200511 villages in Tuljapur BlockObjectives : · To create awareness about open defecation

· To create awareness on the need for cleanliness through IECProgrammes : · Demonstration of low cost toilet at the village level

· Awareness creation among the school children, who will work as ‘Messengers of Cleanliness’· Training programmes, workshops, and exposure visits

Faculty/Staff In-Charge: M r. Ramesh Jare and Mr. Vasant Bhasra

Water User’s Association, estd.: 2005Jawalga MesaiObjectives : · Equitable water distribution

· To establish women’s rights on water· Registration of the farmers’ organisation

Programmes : · Water management and group management· Establishment of Farmer’s Organisation· Organisation of women’s group.

Faculty/Staff In-Charge: M r. Ram Rathod

Development of Kakramba Zilla Parishad Constituency (Prabhag) through Local Self Government System, estd.: 2005Tuljapur BlockObjectives : · To decentralise the planning process of the village

· To empower the Gramsabha· Sustainable development of the villages

Programmes : · Information Centre at the each village· Creation of the village development cadre· Training workshops and awareness generation programme on land, water, health and education· Micro-planning through the Gramsabha.

Faculty/Staff In-Charge: Mr. Ramesh Jare

Quality Education with People’s Participation, estd.: 2004Selected Schools in OsmanabadObjectives : · To improve quality of education

· To ensure people’s participationProgrammes : · Assessment of learners level of achievement

· Imparting additional inputs to selected children· Palak Sabha· Teaching-Learning Aids.

Faculty/Staff In-Charge: M r. Vijay Kulkarni and Prof. Ajay Dandekar

Campaign on ‘Pani Suraksha Abhiyan’ with focus on ‘Pani Suraksha Abhiyan’ , estd.: 20048 Blocks in Osmanabad DistrictObjectives : · Awareness regarding water scarcity

· Sustainable use of good· Water· Community participation in restoring traditional water sources

Programmes : · Training programmes for Sarpanchs, Gram Sevaks, and village level government functionaries· Desalting of wells in 3 villages

Project Staff : M r. Ramesh SalunkeFaculty/Staff In-charge: Mr. Shahaji Narwade, Prof. Ajay Dandekar, Mr. Ram Rathod, Mr. Y.D. Satteppa and Mr. Ramesh

Jare

Jalswarajya: Maharashtra Drinking Water and Sanitation Project, estd.: 20025 Villages in Osmanabad DistinctObjectives : · Increase the access of the rural communities to improved and sustainable drinking water and

sanitation services· To institutionalise decentralisation of rural water supply and sanitation service delivery to rural

local governments and communitiesProgrammes : · Community capacity-building

· Fund for women’s empowerment· VP strengthening· Tribal development programme

Faculty/Staff In-Charge: Dr. B.T. Kazi and Mr. Vasant Bhasra

Health Resource Centre, estd.: 1999KakrambaObjectives : · Dealing with women’s health issues through various programmes

· Creating data base on health· Capacity building of women and key actors like health staff· Creation of support groups· Strengthening existing health services· Publishing suitable documents

Programmes : · Work with self-help groups (SHGs)· Revitalisation and formation of SHGs· Revitalisation of Library· SFA classes for adolescent girls· Counselling and referral of cases· Networking with other NGOs

Faculty/Staff In-Charge: Ms. Anjali Kulkarni

Livelihood/Micro-credit, estd.: 1999Project Villages of Rural Campus, TISSObjectives : · To establish the habit of saving in poor women

· To facilitate government schemes· To organise need based training programmes, seminars, workshops, and research· To empower the rural poor

Programme : Training programmes, field visits, workshops, project monitoring system, and need-based training.Faculty/Staff In-Charge: M r. Sateppa Y.D.

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AP PEN DIX 3Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes Organised

Faculty/Staff in Charge Date Name of the Event Place SponsorMr. Vijay Kulkarni Nov.29–Dec. 3, 2004 Trainers Training Programme for Teachers

under Cleanliness DriveTISS, Tuljapur Zilla Parishad, Osmanabad

Mr. Ramesh Jare Oct.12, 2004 Watershed Development Programme: Conceptand Participation of Women

TISS, Tuljapur TISS

Mr. Ramesh Jare Sep. 19, 2004 Watershed Development Programme: Conceptand People’s Participation

TISS, Tuljapur TISS

Mr. Vijay Kulkarni andProf. Ajay Dandekar

Sep. 14–19, 2004 Trainers Training Programme under SarvaShiksha Abhiyan, Tuljapur

Tuljapur Maharashtra State Council forEducation Research and Training

Mr. Vijay Kulkarni Sep. 8–10, 2004 Trainers Training Programme for Teachers onChild Right Education

Naldurg Mel-Jol, Mumbai

Mr. Vijay Kulkarni Aug. 31–Sep.1, 2004 Workshop for Teachers on Child Rights Kendriya Schools inTuljapur Block

Education Department, ZillaParishad, Osmanabad

AP PEN DIX 4Participation in Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Training Programmes

Faculty/Staff Title of the Programme Place Date Organiser Nature ofParticipation


INTERNATIONAL

Dr. Suresh Pathare South Asian Workshop on Policiesof Plunder: The ADB in South Asiaand People's Movement ofResistance

Delhi Mar. 7–8, 2005 ADB Forum and Paravi,Delhi

Participant -

Dr. Suresh Pathare International Symposium onModern Science, Mysticism andEast West Dialogue

Lonavla Jan. 2–6, 2005 Dynandeep Vidyapeeth,Pune

Participant -

Prof. Ajay Dandekar International Conference onNomadic Peoples

Delhi Dec. 17–20,2004

Indira Gandhi NationalCentre for Arts, Delhi

Resource Person State of DNTs inWestern India

Dr. Santosh Kumar International Seminar on CapacityBuilding for SMC relatedOrganisations in India

Goa Nov.15–17,2004

Swedish InternationalDevelopment Agency andSwedish Mission Council

Presented twopapers

· SustainableDevelopment· BuildingSustainable andDemocraticOrganisations inIndia

Prof. Ajay Dandekar International Conference on SocialWater Management

Thiruvananthapuram Oct. 13–17,2004

CIRAD, EHESS (Paris),University of Colombo,and Ruhunu

Resource Person Water Managementand Nomads andPastoralists ofDeccan

Mr. Rajesh Ingle World Conference on HumanRights


ACPJ, Canada Participant -

NATIONAL/REGIONAL/LOCAL

Mr. Shahaji Narwade Workshop on WTO, AoA andFuture Action Plan for India

Pune Mar. 24, 2005 Maharashtra State JointAction Group

Presented ResearchFindings

Agrarian Crises

Ms. Anjali Kulkarni Workshop on Urban Health KeyIssues and Role of NGOs inMaharashtra

Pune Mar. 15–16,2005

Institute of HealthManagement, Pune

Resource Person Health Supervisionand Small Towns:The OsmanabadExperience

Mr. Vijay Kulkarni State Level Workshop onBalkamgar, Baladhikar (ChildLabour, Child Rights)


Save the Children, Canada Resource Person -

Dr. Suresh Pathare andMr. Ramesh Jare

Seminar on Panchayati Raj:Development of Women

Pune Mar. 1–12,2005

Alochana, Pune Participants -

Ms. Anjali Kulkarni Training Programme for PolicePersonnel and Members of theMahila Dakshata Samiti

Latur and Osmanabad Mar. 9 and 22,2005

S.P Latur, S.P.Osmanabad and StreeAdhar Kendra

Resource Person Domestic Violenceand the Role ofPolice and MahilaDakshata Samiti

Prof. Ajay Dandekar Seminar on Draft National TribalPolicy and Agrarian Crisis

Delhi Feb.27–Mar. 3,2005

National Advisory Council Participant -

Mr. Vasant Bhasra Workshop on CommunityMonitoring: The Capacity BuildingConsortium

Osmanabad Feb. 24–25,2005

Action for FoodProduction ResearchOrganisation (AFPRO),Ahmednagar

Participant -

Mr. Vasant Bhasra Workshop for ParaprofessionalGroups at Tuljapur underJalswarajya Project

TISS, Tuljapur Feb. 9–11,2005

Swayam Shikshan Payogand Zilla Parishad,Osmanabad

Participant -

Dr. Santosh Kumar National Seminar on PanchayatiRaj Institutions and RuralDevelopment in Western India

Nanded Jan. 24–25,2005

School of Social Sciences, Swami Ramanand TirthMarathwada University

Presented a Paper Impact of PositiveDiscrimination onLeadership ofMarginalised Sectors in Rural Governance: Some Concerns

Ms. Anjali Kulkarni Issues of Development inMarathwada

Osmanabad Jan. 5, 2005 Press Club Participant -

Mr. Vasant Bhasra Training Programme for SupportOrganisations at Tuljapur underJalswarajya Project

TISS, Tuljapur Dec. 30, 2004 AFPRO, Ahmednagar - -



Prof. Ajay Dandekar Western Regional Workshop onPolitical Parties and Issues of Child Labour


National Education Group(NEG), New Delhi

Resource Person -

Dr. Santosh Kumar Western Regional Workshop onPolitical Parties & Issues of ChildLabour


NEG, New Delhi Chaired a session -

Mr. Vasant Bhasra Workshop on National Policy ofRehabilitation

Tuljapur Dec. 28–29,2004


Dr. B.T. Kazi Workshop on RethinkingPerspectives on RuralDevelopment: Approaches andStrategies

Tuljapur Dec. 14–16,2004

TISS, Tuljapur Resource Person Drinking Water andSanitation


Vicharvedh Sammelan Barshi, Dist. Solapur Nov. 26–28,2004

Dr. Ambedkar Academy,Satara

Participants -

Ms. Anjali Kulkarni Training Programme on ProjectPlanning and Monitoring

Nagpur Nov. 24–25,2004

Prakriti Conducted theprogramme

-

Ms. Anjali Kulkarni Training Programme forCounsellors and Members ofMahila Dakshata Samiti

Nagpur Nov. 23, 2004 Prakriti Resource Person Review of 448 A andOther LegalProvisions


Entrepreneurship DevelopmentProgramme for SHGs

Osmanabad Nov. 11, 2004 Bharat Gyan Vigyan Samiti Participants -


Workshop on Capacity Building for Community Organisers

Omerega, Dist.Osmanabad

Oct. 7, 2004 World Vision of India Resource Persons -

Mr. Vijay Kulkarni Workshop for Trainee Teachers onShram Sanskar

Tuljapur Sep. 6–16,2004

Tuljabhavani JuniorCollege of Education

Participant -

Mr. Ramesh Jare Workshop on PRA Tools,Techniques and Methods

Goregaon, MangaonTaluka, Dist. Ratnagiri

Sep. 4–5, 2004 SHARE, Mumbai Resource Person -

Mr. Vijay Kulkarni State Level Workshop for Teachers in Balsankraman Education Centres

Pune Aug. 1, 2004 Maharashtra State Council for Education Researchand Training

Resource Person -



Dr. Santosh Kumar National Seminar on DemocraticDecentralisation

Pune Jul. 30–31,2004

Indian School of PoliticalEconomy

Presented a Paper Panchayati Raj,Democracy andRural Governance:Some ConcernsRegardingDecentralisation

Ms. Anjali Kulkarni Capacity Building TrainingProgramme for Fellowship Staff

Nagpur Jun. 5–6 andSep. 28–30,2004

Prakriti, Nagpur Resource Person -

Mr. Vijay Kulkarni Human Resource DevelopmentTraining for Zilla Parishad Officers

TISS, Tuljapur Jun. 1–5, 2004 UNICEF, Mumbai Resource Person -

Mr. Rajesh Ingle Meeting on Rights of DenotifiedTribes

Alwar and New Delhi May 28–29,2004

Muktidhara NetworkOrganisation, Rajasthan

Participant -

Mr. Vijay Kulkarni Training Programme on Capacitybuilding Zilla ParishadInter-disciplinary Staff

TISS, Tuljapur May 24–28,2004

UNICEF, Mumbai and ZillaParishad, Osmanabad

Resource Person -

Dr. Suresh Pathare National Seminar on Gender, HIVand Social Work

Delhi May 17–19,2004

Indira Gandhi NationalOpen University andNational Institute forPublic Cooperation andChild Development

Resource Person Social WorkLiterature in India:Review

Mr. Vijay Kulkarni State Level Workshop onElimination of Child Labour

Pune May 17–19,2004

Indus, Delhi Resource Person -

Prof. Ajay Dandekar andMr. Vijay Kulkarni

Workshop on Janshala Evaluation Mumbai May 10, 2004 Maharashtra PrathamikShikshan, Parishad,Mumbai

Resource Persons -



AP PEN DIX 5Publications

ARTICLES IN BOOKS AND JOURNALS

Prof. Ajaj Dandekar· Understanding Traditions: State Cults and Legitimacy in Early Medieval Maharashtra. In S. Saberwal and S. Varma

(Eds.), Tradition in Motion: Essays in the Honour of Shereen Ratnagar, New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 2005.· The Tribal World. In A. Chatterji and S. Hashmi (Eds.), Dark Leaves of the Present , New Delhi: Anhad, 2004.· Nomadic Empires. In A. Singh (Ed.), Ancient and Medieval Societies , New Delhi: Indira Gandhi National Open

University, 2004.

Dr. B.T. Kazi· Mobilizing Muslims in Northern Indian Sub-Continent, Indian Journal of Secularism, 7 (2), pp. 20–43, 2003.· Changing Health Perceptions and Practices: Malaria in Tribal and Non-Tribal Rural Surat. In D.C. Sah and Y. Singh

Sisodia (Eds.), Tribal Issues in India, Jaipur: Rawat Publications, 2004.· Communalism: Myths and Realities. In R.B. Patil and others (Eds.), Development in India: Anxieties and Alternative

Paradigms, Kolhapur: Dr. S.N. Pawar Felicitation Committee, 2004.

Dr. Suresh Pathare· Community Organisation for Promotion of Education: A Case Study. In G. Thomas (Ed.), Field Work Guide for Social

Work Educators and Supervisors, New Delhi: Indira Gandhi National Open University, 2004.

Dr. Santosh Kumar· Panchayati Raj Institutions, Parallel Bodies and Governance, IASSI Quarterly, 21 (3 & 4), pp. 146–163, 2003.

Ms. Meghali Senapati (co-author with Dr. Vrinda Datta)· Street Boys ... : A Need to Move Towards a Better Life. In B. D’Souza, R. Sonawat and D. Madangopal (Eds.),

Understanding Adolescents at Risk, Mumbai: Multi-tech Publishing Company, pp. 177–190, 2004

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

Dr. Suresh Pathare· Role of Group Worker in Group Work Process. Course material for ‘Social Work Intervention with Individuals and

Groups’, New Delhi: Indira Gandhi National Open University, 2004.· Community Organisation: Concept and Principles. Course Material for ‘Social Work Intervention with Communities

and Institutions’, New Delhi: Indira Gandhi National Open University, 2004.

Ms. Anjali Kulkarni· Book Review: Improving People’s Lives: Lessons in Empowerment from Asia, The Indian Journal of Social Work ,

65(2), pp. 313–316, 2004.

Mr. Rajesh Ingle· Terrorism: An Overview, Workshop , 5, pp. 33–35, 2004.

AP PEN DIX 6Ex ec u tive Com mit tee Mem ber ships and other Of fi cial Po si tions in

Ac a demic, Gov ern ment and Non-Government Organisations

Prof. Ajay Dandekar· Member, Board of Advisors, BHASHA, Vadodara· Member, Board of Management, Social Science Centre, St. Xavier's College, Mumbai· Member, Western Zone, National Education Group, Mumbai· Hon. Secretary, Lokparishad, Pune· Hon. Secretary, Lokadhara, DNT Network, India· Member, Editorial Board, Samaj Prabodhan Patrika , Pune

Dr. B.T. Kazi· Member, Executive Committee, Hamid Dalwai Islamic Research Institute, Pune· Member, Executive Committee, Muslim Satyashodhak Mandal, Mumbai· Member, Executive Committee, Muslim Samaj Prabodhan va Shikshan Sanstha, Kolhapur

Dr. Santosh Kumar· Expert, Panel for Public Administration, National Institute of Rural Development, Hyderabad

Ms. Anjali Kulkarni· Joint Secretary, Maharashtra Stree Abhyas Vyaspeeth, Pune· Member, District Level Advisory Committee under PNDT Act, 1994, Osmanabad· Member, District Mahila Dakshata Samiti under Police Department, Osmanabad· Member, Taluka Vidhi Seva Samiti, Tuljapur· Member, Women's Empowerment Cell, Tuljabhavani College, Tuljapur· Member, Core Team to Review Policies and Programmes, Prakriti, Nagpur· Member, Selection Committee for MSW Students, Bharti Vidyapeeth College of Social Work, Solapur

Mr. Rajesh Ingle· Member, Brihanmumbai Legal Services Authority, Mumbai· Member, Policy Holder's Council, Life Insurance Corporation, Mumbai· Sub-Editor, Workshop, A Monthly Publication, Mumbai

Mr. Ram Rathod· Joint Secretary, Lokdhara, DNT Network, India

Mr. Shahaji Narwade· Member, Joint Working Group on Drought, Osmanabad Collectorate

Mr. Vijay Kulkarni· Member, Executive Committee, NCLP District Committee, Osmanabad

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