TAB LE OF CONTENTS

Sr.

No. Name of Ite m Page No.

1 Peeping into the Past 1-2

2 Eternal University 3-6

3 Organs of Eternal University 7-77

4 Authorities of the Eternal University 78-82

5 Officers of the University 83

6 Sanctioned Post, Faculty, Administrative Non-Teaching & Supporting

Staff 84

7 Administrative & Non-Teaching Staff 85-86

8 Academic Calendar 2015-16 87

9 Balance Sheet 2014-15 88-90

10 Budget Income & Expenditure Statement for the year 2015-16 91-95

11 Certificated Recognition of Eternal University as Scientific and Industrial

Research Organization by Govt. of India 96-100

12 Minority Status Certificate to Eternal University 101-102

13 Minority Status Certificate to Akal College of Engineering & Technology 103-104

14 Anti-Ragging Authorities 105-106

15 Eternal University Library 107-109

16 Information Technology Department 110-111

17 Eternal University Website 112

18 Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) 113

19 Courses and Fees approved by H.P . Govt. for the year 2015-16 114-1131

20 Students Strength 132-133

21 Third Convocation 134

22 Scroll of the Students 135-159

23 Hostel Facilities 160

24 University P lacement 161-162

25 Other activities of Eternal University 163-175

26 How to reach us 176

PEEPING INTO THE PAST

ABOUT US

O ver a hundred years ago in 1906, His H oliness Baba Attar Singh Ji Mastuane Wale had

shared his divine vision with his spiritual follow er Sant Teja Singh Ji MA, LLB, A M (Harvard)

about a sacred place in the Himalayan region of Nahan state (now know n as Baru Sahib) where

many sages and seers had meditated on the Divine N ame. The place was also blessed by Shri

Guru Gobind Singh ji during his visit to Nahan State. Baba Attar Singh Ji had desired that the

place should be established as Spiritual Centre for the educational institutions imparting value

based education combined w ith the modern scientific education on the pattern of old Gurukuls

like Nalanda and Taxila Universities of the past. As ordained, Sant Teja Singh revealed the

Divine Valley Baru Sahib in 1956 to his spiritual disciple Baba lqbal Singh Ji and later

purchased the entire Baru village of 460 acres from Thakur Joginder Singh, the owner of the land.

Sant Teja Singh visited Baru Sahib in 1959 at the age of 82 along with many highly educated

devotees. During his second visit to Baru Sahib a small mud room Gurudwara with a verandah

was constructed and Shri Guru Granth Sahib was installed. D uring the prayer he prophesied

that with the will of the God this place would turn into a great spiritual centre from where

schools, colleges and divine Universities will impart value based education from Nursery

class up to the Ph. D . level. Sant Teja Singh Ji established a trust in 1965 w ith his six devotees. It

was registered as "The Kalgidhar Trust" on O ctober 22, 1982 by Baba lqbal Singh ji, then

Director Agriculture, Himachal P radesh, to promote World Peace through spiritual and

value based education and universal brotherhood. To further the cause of The Kalgidhar

Trust, the first A kal Academy was established at Baru Sahib in 1986 and the outstanding

model has been translated to a network of more than 131 A kal Academies running in various

states of Northern India.

Eternal University, Baru Sahib w as established under H imachal P radesh Government Act No.

3 of 2009 to impart value based education in the subjects of Arts, Sciences, Agriculture,

Nursing, Engineering & Technology, Divine Music, Spiritualism and Public Health etc. The

Eternal University is a w orld class multifaculty university w ith fourteen colleges and schools

spread over 8,00,000 square feet in the picturesque valley of Divine P eace. The university is

developing outstanding Engineers, Scientists, A dministrators, Teachers and Global C itizens

with high moral values to act as the messengers of eternal peace and universa l brotherhood.

LIFE TIME ACHIEVEMENT BABA IQBAL SINGH JI

ETERNAL UNIVERSITY

ETERNAL UNIVERSITY, BARU SAHIB

Eternal University has been established under the H imachal P radesh Act No. 3 of 2009 by

the K algidhar Trust as a Private U niversity. The University is sharing over four hundred fifty

acres of land with other institutions of the Kalgidhar Trust and Society.

It aims at educating young people to cultivate minds imbued with a spirit of enquiry, quest

for knowledge, respect for diverse world culture and a keen desire to serve the community in

which they live and work as well as aspire to serve humanity at large through their spiritual

values and knowledge acquired through modern educational approaches.

Now the previous 14 colleges & schools have been merged into following six

colleges w.e.f. 9th

August, 2014:

1. Akal College of Science & Technology

2. Akal College of Agriculture

3. Akal College of Arts & Sciences

4. Akal College of Economics, Commerce & Management

5. Akal College of Education

6. Akal College of Health & Allied Sciences

V ide decision taken in the A cademic Council Meeting (Item No. 2) held on 27th June,

2015 and Board of Management Meeting (Item N o. 2) held on 29th July, 2015 the A kal

College of Science & Technology was bifurcated in to – Akal College of Basic Sciences and

Akal College of Engineering & Technology on administrative reason, raising the number of

Collages from six to seven.

OBJECTIVES OF THE UNIVERSITY

� To provide instructions, teaching and training in higher education with a view to create

higher levels of intellectua l abilities ;

� To establish facilities for Education and Training;

� To carry out Teaching, Research and offer Continuing Education Programmes;

� To create Centres of Excellence for Research and Development relevant to the needs of the

State and for sharing K nowledge and its Applications :

� To establish Examination Centres;

� To offer Degrees, Diploma, Certificates and other academic distinctions on the basis of

Examination or such other methods, w hile doing so, the University shall ensure that the

Standards of D egrees, Diplomas, Certificates and other academic distinctions are better than

those laid down by the Regulating Bodies.

FUNCTIONS OF THE UNIVERSITY

� To provide Instructions in such branches of Learning as the University may, from time to

time, determine, and to make provisions for research Advancement and Dissemination of

Know ledge and Extension Education; � To conduct Innovative Experiments by Modern Methods and Technologies in the field of

Technical and Scientific Education in order to maintain International Standards of such

Education, Training and Research; � To organize and to undertake Extra-mural Teaching and Extension of services. � To hold Examinations and grant D iplomas and Certificates to and confer Degree and other

Academic D istinctions on persons, subject to recognition by any statutory body under any

Law, if required, to w ithdraw any such Diplomas, Certificates, Degrees or other A cademic

Distinctions for good and sufficie nt cause; � To create such Teaching, A dministrative and other posts as the U niversity may deem

necessary, from time to time, and make appointments thereto. � To institute and award Fellowships, Studentships and P rizes; � To establish, maintain, supervise and control H ostels including Halls not maintained by the

University and other accommodation for the residence of the students. � To regulate and enforce Discipline among Students and Employees of the U niversity and to

take such disciplinary measures as may be deemed necessary. � To make arrangements for Promoting Health and General Welfare of the Students and the

Employees of the University or its Colleges. � To determine the criteria of Admissions into the University or its Colleges.

� To recognize for any purpose, either in whole or in part, any institution or members or

students therefore on such terms and conditions as may laid from time to time, be specified

and to w ithdraw such recognition.

� To develop and maintain twinning arrangement with Centres of Excellence in modern

advanced technology in the developed countries for higher education training and research

subject to the U niversity Grants Commission Act and the Regulations made thereunder.

� To co-operate with any other University, Authority or Association or any Public Body having

Purposes and Objectives similar to those of the U niversity for such purposes as may be

agreed upon, on such Terms and Conditions as may, from time to time, be specified by the

University.

� To co-operate with other National and International Institutions in the conduct of Research

and Higher Education subject to the University Grants Commission Act and the Regulations

made thereunder.

� To deal with Property belonging to or vested in the University in any manner which is

considered necessary for promoting the Objectives of the University?

� To enter into any agreement for the Incorporation in the University of any Institution and for

taking over its Rights Properties and Liabilities and for any other purpose not repugnant to

the Act.

� To demand and receive payment of such fees and other charges as may be specified from

time to time.

� To receive Donations And Grants except from students/parents and to acquire, hold, manage

and dispose of any property, movable or immovable, including trust or endowed property

within or outside Himachal Pradesh for the purposes and objectives of the University, and to

invest funds in such manner as the University thinks fit.

� To make provisions for Research and Advisory services and for that purposes to enter into

arrangements w ith other Institutions or Bodies as the University may deem necessary.

� To provide for the Printing, Reproduction and Publication of Research and other work,

including Text Books, which may be issued by the University?

� To accord Recognition to Institutions and Examinations for Admission into the University.

� To do all such other things as may be necessary, incidental or conducive to the attainment of

all or any of the O bjectives of the U niversity.

� To frame Statutes, Ordinances and Regulations for carrying out the objectives of the

University in accordance with the provis ions of the A ct.

� To provide for Dual Degrees, Diplomas or Certificates vis-à-vis other Universities on

reciproca l basis within and outside the Country.

� To make provisions for Integrated Courses in Different Disciplines in the Educational

Programmes of the University.

� To setup Colleges, Institutions as per the Instructions issued by the State Government,

Regulatory Bodies, Central Government and University Grants Commission from time to

time.

� To seek Collaborations with other Institutions on Mutually A cceptable Terms and

Conditions.

SPECIAL FEATURES OF THE UNIVERSITY

� Unique model of Value Based Education.

� Holistic Development of the Students through H igh Moral V alues.

� International Fellowship and Universal Brotherhood of Mankind based on Guru Nanak’s

Philosophy to achieve Permanent P eace in the World.

� Scholarship for meritorious Students.

� MoU with leading Foreign and N ational Univers ities and Institutions.

� Unique University Industry Cooperative Education P rogram.

� Opportunity for Work – Study Program for needy students.

� Fully Residentia l Campus for Students, Staff and Faculty

� Eco-friendly, V egetarian Diet only.

� Drug free, smoke free and liquor free environme nt

� Outstanding Visiting and guest Faculty.

� National U nity and Communal H armony.

� Justice to weaker sections of society, especially to Women and Rural P oor.

� Excellent Placement Network with MNCs.

� Students enrolled in the Academic P rograms are exposed to a diverse and w ide range of

Scientific, Technical and Non – Technical Education and Training, w hich will enable

them to develop Intellectual and Training Skills in their respective Fields. The U niversity

also provides Care er Counse ling and Guidance by keeping the Students informed about the

Potential Job Opportunities and help them in making prudent decision regarding their

future careers. It promotes close linkage and active contact w ith potential employers, both in

National and Multinational Corporations, w hile involving their Executive and Faculties, to

interact with the Students through Le cture s, Workshops Se minars, Symposia and Class

Room Participation. Eternal U niversity also strives to prepare its Students to take up the

leadership positions at National & International Scenes.

ORGANS OF

ETERNAL UNIVERSITY

AK AL COLLEGE OF ENGIN EERING & TECHN OLOGY

1. Intro ductio n:

Akal College of Engineering & Technology was established in 2007. The college

aims at providing at value based scientific and technical education for achieving the highest

level of professional competency among the students as per the demand of modern industries

and institutes to make their placement easy anywhere in the world. The college also strives to

inculcate disciplined living, honesty, integrity, high moral character and hard work so that

these students grow into good human beings and become asset to the nation.

2. D e gre es being awarde d:

Ex is ting Co urse s:

• B.Tech. in Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE)

• M.Tech. in Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE)

• B.Tech. in Computer Science Engineering (CSE)

• M.Tech. in Computer Science Engineering (CSE)

• M.Tech. in Renewable Energy

• B.Tech. in Electrical & Electronics Engineering (EEE)

• Ph. D. in Renewable Energy

Ne w Co urse s to be starte d from ne x t acade mic se ssion:

• Ph. D in Computer Science Engineering (CSE)

• B.Te ch. in C ompute r Scie nce & Engineering with spe cializatio n:

B.Tech. (Hons. in Machine Learning and Data Analytics)

B.Tech. (Hons. in Computer Animation and Gaming)

B.Tech. (Hons. in Software Engineering and Management)

• B.Te ch. in Ele ctronics & C ommunication Enginee ring with spe cialization:

B.Tech. (Hons. in Optical Fibre Communication)

B.Tech. (Hons. in Wireless Communication)

B.Tech. (Hons. in VLSI)

• B.Te ch. in Ele ctrical & Ele ctro nics Engine ering with spe cialization:

B.Tech. (Hons. in Automation & factory Control)

B.Tech. (Hons. Electrical Generation & Distribution)

B.Tech. (Hons. in Power Electronics & Drives)

• M.Te ch. in Ele ctro nics & Co mmunicatio n Engine ering with spe cialization:

M. Tech. in E.C.E with specialization in Optical Fiber Communication

M. Tech. in E.C.E with specialization in Wireless Communication

M. Tech. in E.C.E with specialization in VLSI

• M.Te ch. in Co mputer Scie nce & Engine ering with spe cialization:

M.Tech. in C.S.E with specialization in Cloud Computing

B.Tech. in C.S.E with specialization in Cyber Security & Forensic

B.Tech. in C.S.E with specialization in Software Engineering

3. Stre ngth of Stude nts (2015-16)

Strength of Students in B. Tech. ECE (2015-16)

20 12 B atch 201 3 Batch 2 01 4 Batch 20 15 Batch

15+11(LEET) 05+04(LEET) 1(LEET) 6

Strength of Students in M. Tech. ECE (2015-16)

20 14 B atch 201 5 Batch

2 1

Strength of Students in B. Tech. CSE (2015-16)

2 01 2 Batch 201 3 Batch 2 01 4 Batch 20 15 Batch

26+19(LEET) 15+8(LEET) 12+1(LEET) 14

Strength of Students in M. Tech. CSE (2015-16)

2 01 4 Batch 201 5 Batch

1 Nil

Strength of Students in B. Tech. EEE (2015-16)

2 01 5 Batch

7

Strength of Students in M. Tech. Renewable Energy (2015-16)

2 01 5 Batch

12

Strength of Students in Ph. D. Renewable Energy (2015-16)

2 01 5 Batch

1

4. Acade mic Ex ce lle nce

a) L is t o f Faculty me mbe rs

De partme nt Sr.

No . Name De s ignatio n

D ate of

J oining

EC E

1 Dr. Sudhakar Panday Associate Prof. 31.12.2015

2 Mr. Dileep Kumar Assistant Prof. 18.08.2008

3 Ms. Abhilasha Sharma Assistant Prof. 18.08.2008

4 Ms. Aditi Sharma Assistant Prof. 26.12.2009

5 Mr. Dhawan Singh Thakur Assistant Prof. 26.12.2009

6 Mr. Rajeev Thakur Assistant Prof. 15.07.2009

7 Mr. Ravinderjit Workshop Instructor 10.01.2009

8 Mr. Chaman Lal Workshop Instructor 14.12.2008

CSE

1 Dr. Pardeep Singh Cheema Professor 14.02.2015

2 Ms. Satinderjit Kaur Gill Assistant Prof. 01.02.2011

3 Mr. Amit Sharma Assistant Prof. 01.07.2009

4 Ms. Meenal Sharma Assistant Prof. 07.08.2015

5 Ms. Gurpreet Kaur Khalsa Assistant Prof. 12.02.2016

R e ne wable

Ene rg y

1 Mr. K. Raghwan Principal Scientist 11.09.2015

2 Mr. M.P. Singh Assistant Prof. 01.09.2011

3 Er. Rajdeep Singh Site Engineer 30.04.2012

4 Ms. Daljeet Kaur Research Scholar 28.08.2015

b) Le ft out

c) Ne w Appointme nts:

d) Re gular A ppo intme nts:

5. Acade mic Re sults:

B. Tech./ M. Tech. Branch Batch %age

B. Tech. ECE 2012 92.31

B. Tech. ECE 2013 100

Sr. No . Name D e s ig natio n

1 Ms. Charanjit Kaur Assistant Professor

2 Ms. Sandeep Kaur Assistant Professor

3 Mr. Arshdeep Singh Assistant Professor

4 Ms. Aman Paul Assistant Professor

5 Ms. Rupinder Kaur Assistant Professor

6 Mr. Narender Kumar Naryal Assistant Professor

7 Er. Vivek Sharma Project Engineer

8 Mr. Vivek Pankaj Assistant Professor

Sr. No Name De signation

1 Ms. Meenal Sharma Assistant Professor

2 Ms. Gurpreet Kaur Khalsa Assistant Professor

3 Ms. Daljeet Kaur Research Scholar

Sr. No Name De signation

1 Mr. Dileep Sharma Assistant Professor

2 Mrs. Abhilasha Sharma Assistant Professor

B. Tech. ECE 2014 100

B. Tech. ECE 2015 66.67

B. Tech. CSE 2012 86.67

B. Tech. CSE 2013 86.95

B. Tech. CSE 2014 84.62

B. Tech. CSE 2015 42.85

B. Tech. EEE 2015 78.57

M. Tech. ECE 2014 100

M. Tech. ECE 2015 100

M. Tech. CSE 2014 100

M. Tech. Renewable

Energy

2015 100

6. Achie vements:

Mr. M. P. Singh received CST & Solar Cooker Excellence Award 2016 from Sh.

Piyush Goyal Hon’ble Minister for Power, Coal & Renewable Energy, Govt. of

India.

a) Faculty participation in Se minar

• Seminar on “Cyber Security and Online Money Making” by CYBER

INTELLIGENTS LUDHIANA on 27.04.2016 at Eternal University, Baru

Sahib.

• Seminar on “4G Lab” by Mr. R. V. Balasubramanium Iyer, President Reliance

Jio Infocom Ltd. On 06.04.2016 at Eternal University, Baru Sahib.

b) Faculty participation in Wo rk shops

• Two days Android programming workshop was organized for faculty &

B. Tech. students giving skills on mobile application development and

Android virtual devices or real devices testing. (Er. Nare ndar Naryal and

Er. A mit Sharma)

• Two days PCB Designing workshop was organized for faculty & B. Tech.

students giving PCB designing skills using PCB designing software named

Eagle. (Er. R aje e v Thak ur and Er. Arshde e p Singh)

c) Publications

Publicatio ns Impact

Factor

Peer

Review Pahuja Hitesh, Panday Sudhakar, Balwinder Singh, (2015), “Suitability

of various low power strategies for SRAM Design: A survey”, Journal 2.109

Journals of Semiconductor Devices and Circuits, Vol.2 PP. 6-13.

Raminder Preet Pal Singh, Hudiara I. S., Panday Sudhakar, Bhushan

Rana Shashi, (2015), “Effect of Ni doping on structural, optical, and

magnetic properties of Fe-doped ZnO nanoparticles”, J. Supercond., Vol. 28 PP. 3685-3691.

0.909

Raminder Preet Pal Singh, Hudiara I.S., Panday Sudhakar, Kumar

Pushpendra, (2015), “Effect of Ni-doping on structural and magnetic

properties of ZnO nanoparticles”, International Journal of

Semiconductor Science & Technology, Vol. 5 PP. 1-10.

0.4135

Thakur Sushila, Thakur Rajeev, (2015) “A Survey on Performance of

Free Space Optical Communication Link”, International Journal of

Computers & Technology, Vol. 14 No. 12 PP. 6295-6303.

0.876

Kumari Pooja, Thakur Rajeev, (2016) “Review Paper: Hybrid Amplifiers

in FSO System”, International Journal of Computer Techniques,

Volume 3 Issue 2, PP. 115-123.

0.876

Pardeep Singh & Verma Shrish (2015, “ Cross Project software Fault

Predication at Design Phase”, Journal of International Journals of

Computer, Electrical, Automation Control & Information Engineering,

Vol. 9 No. 3.

-

Pardeep Singh & Verma Shrish (2015), “An Efficient Software Fault

Prediction Model using Cluster Based Classification”, International

Journal of Applied Information System, Vol. 07 No. 03.

-

d) No . o f Co nfe re nce/Se minars /Worksho p organize d (2 015-16): 02

e ) No . o f Ph.D. Stude nts Enrolle d - 1

f) Lis t o f re se arch pro je cts take n by s tude nts

• Sushila Thak ur: Bit Error Rate Performance Evaluation of Free Space

Optical System based on RZ Pulse format in different conditions of Fog.

(Supe rviso r - Er. Abhilasha Sharma, C o-Supe rv isor – Er. Raje e v

Thakur)

• Kirande e p Singh: Graphical Password Authentication and Verification

for Multiple Users using Digital Image Processing and Neural Networks.

(Supe rviso r – Pro f. Sandipan Gupta)

• Kulwinde r K aur: De-Noising Multi Channel Images in Parallel MRI by

Low Rank Matrix Decomposition and Local Pixel Grouping with Principal

Component Analysis. (Supe rviso r – Er. Rupinde r K aur )

• Ramne e k Kaur: An Intelligent Framework for Agricultural Land

Capability Evaluation. (Supe rv iso r – Dr. P.S. Che e ma)

• Ritu Raj: Encryption Based Secure Data Storage on Private Cloud : A

Study. (Supe rvisor – Dr. P.S. Che e ma)

7. Sports activitie s:

Volley ball match was organized on 02.03.2016 for all B. Tech. students.

8. Ex tra-curricular activ itie s :

D ate Activ ity

02-03-2016 Visit to solar power plant

16-03-2016 Group Discussion

06-04-2016 Rangoli and skit competition

04-05-2016 Quiz competition

9. De tails of place me nts:

Sr.

N o. C ompany Name Branch Stude nts Se lecte d

1 UNISYS ECE 6

2 CLICK LABS CSE 2

3 Students Space CSE 3

4 Nebero CSE 4

5 HCL CSE 1

8 BMW ECE 1

9 HiTech

Engineering ECE 1

To tal 1 8

10 . Future plans and v ision:

• Establishment of EEE, ECE &CSE labs for specialized programs.

• To enhance research related activities.

• To organize conference and workshops related to new technologies in EEE, ECE

& CSE.

• Inculcating sportsmenship among students by organizing sports meet within

different departments.

AK AL COLLEGE OF ECO NOMICS, COMMERCE AN D MANAGEMEN T

1. Intro ductio n:

Akal College of Economics, Commerce and Management is offering under graduate

and postgraduate degree programmes in the relevant disciplines. The College offers three

year degree programmes viz, B.Sc. (Hons.) Economics and B. Com. (Hons.). The College

is also offering M.Sc. Economics, M.Com and MBA programmes with specialization in

Marketing, Finance, Human Resource Management, Health Care and Agri-Business Management. The College has recently started Ph.D. in Economics.

The teachers of the college have active research interest which ensures that teaching is

relevant and reflects latest developments in the relevant disciplines. Teaching in the

college is a mixture of lectures, seminars and workshops. It aims to improve student’s

written and oral proficiency, their presentation in English and communication skills.

The extra classes of English and Mathematics are conducted for the weak students

whenever required. To update the knowledge of students special lectures from

eminent scholars are arranged frequently.

The College aims at producing highly trained young professionals in Economics,

Commerce and Management to assume responsibilities for managing industry, agro-

business, finance, banking, insurance, business and trade. The College has also

undertaken many projects which help in studying consumer’s behavior, measuring

employee’s satisfaction, studying impact of health status on economic development

and role of service areas like banking & insurance.

2. De g rees to be awarde d:

• Ph.D. Economics

• M.Sc. Economics

• M.Com.

• MBA

• B.Com. (Hons.)

• B.Sc. (Hons.) Economics

3. Stude nts Stre ngth:

Sr. No . Stre ams Ye ar No . o f

Stude nts

1 Ph.D. Economics 01

2 M.Sc. Economics 1st 03

3 M.B.A. 1st 06

4 M.B.A. 2nd 14

5 M.Com. 1st 02

6 B.Sc. (Hons.) Economics 1st 12

7 B.Sc. (Hons.) Economics 2nd 12

8 B.Sc. (Hons.) Economics 3rd 22

9 B.Com. (Hons.) 1st 21

10 B.Com. (Hons.) 2nd 12

Total 1 05

4. Acade mic Excellence :

a) Faculty

Sr.

No. Name De sig nation

1 Dr. J. L. Sharma Professor

2 Mrs. S. K. Dhaliwal Associate Professor

3 Mrs. Amar Latta Assistant Professor

4 Ms. Kamala Mehta Lecturer

5 Ms. Simranjeet Kaur Lecturer

6 Dr. Anjana Attri Assistant Professor

(Sr. Scale)

7 Dr. Kajal Chaudhary Assistant Professor

8 Mr. Sharif Mohd. Lecturer

9 Mr. Pawan Dubey Lecturer

10 Ms. Deepa Guleria Lecturer

b) Vis iting Faculty

Sr.

No. Name De sig nation

1 Mr. D.K.Sharma Sr. Professor

2 Dr. S.S Chahal Sr. Professor

c) Le ft out

Sr.

No. Name De sig nation

1 Dr. Gopal Gautam Associate Professor

2 Mr. Parveen Mehta Assistant Professor

3 Ms. Reena Thakur Assistant Professor

4 Mr. Ranbir Singh Assistant Professor

5 Mrs. Gitanjali Mehta Assistant Professor

d) Ne w Appointme nts

Sr.

No. Name De sig nation

1 Dr. Kajal Chaudhary Assistant Professor

2 Mrs. Amar Latta Assistant Professor

3 Mr. Sharif Mohd. Lecturer

4 Ms. Simranjeet Kaur Lecturer

5. Acade mic Re sults:

List of the students who passed their degree programme during 2015-16

Sr.

No. Stre am

Total Passe d

Stude nts

1 M.A. Economics 3

2 MBA 1 (Degree Awaited)

3 B.Sc. (Hons.) Economics 16

6. Achie vements:

a) Faculty participatio n on C onfe re nces/Se minars /Worksho ps

International Level National Level State Level

Attended - - -

Presented Papers - 1 -

Resource Persons: - - -

b) Publicatio ns

• Guleria D. (2015) “A study on consumer preference for smartphone: A case of

Solan town of Himachal Pradesh”. IJMRR 5(3): 193-200.

• Singh S, and Guleria D and Kaur N (2016) “Job satisfaction in banking sector:

A comparative study of public and private sector banks in Amritsar City.

European Academic Research”. 4(2): 1370-1379.

• Research Paper has been accepted on Impact of “Make in India” on Tourism

and Hospitality in ICR JMSS in June . (Accepted). (Mr. Sharif Mohd.)

• An article has been approved in KAAV PUBLICATION. (Accepted). (Ms.

Amarlatta).

• National Seminar on “Redefining the role of MSMEs in the context of Make

in India”: opportunities and Challenges. (30th March, 2016) (Mr. Sharif

Mohd.)

c) No . o f Ph.D. s tude nts

Enro lle d - 1

d) Lis t o f re se arch pro je cts take n by s tude nts

a) Fourteen students of Management 4th sem. are specializing in the field

of HR, Finance and Marketing their topics of research and other details

are given below:

MBA 4 th Se me ste r

Sr.

No. Name o f Stude nt’s Pro je cts take n

1 Haneet Kaur

A Study on Customer Perception and Satisfaction

Level on the customers of Big Bazar and Vishal

Mega Mart. (Supe rvisor- Mr. Pawan Dube y)

2 Jasleen Kaur A Study on Job Satisfaction in Escorts Pvt. Ltd.

(Supe rvisor- Ms. De epa Gule ria)

3 Nabin Subedi

A Study on Microfinnace institution with special

reference to Poverty Reduction in Chitre VDC,

Nepal. (Supe rvisor- Mr. Pawan Dube y)

4 Prakash Pahari

A Study on Customer Satisfaction towards Mobile

Service provider- An empirical study on Pokhara

City; Nepal. ( Supe rv isor- Ms. De epa Gule ria)

5 Sahil Bhardwaj

A Comparative study on investment pattern of

investors in private sector bank and stock market in

Ludhiana city. (Supe rviso r- Ms. De epa Gule ria)

6 Balwinder Kaur

Consumer Attitude towards online shopping: An

empirical study of Panchkula. (Supe rviso r- Mr.

Pawan Dube y)

7 Harleen Kaur Consumer perception towards LIC: A case study on

Amritsar city. (Supe rviso r- Ms. De epa Gule ria)

8 Jasmeet Kaur

Customer Satisfaction in Banking Sector- A Comparative Study on Private and Public Sector

Bank-Dhanbad (Jharkhand). (Supe rv isor- Dr.

Anjana A tri)

9 Kairanjot Kaur A Study on M-Commerce in today scenario in

Chandigarh City. (D r. Kajal Chaudhary)

10 Komal Kaur A Study on awareness, utilization & barriers toward E-banking in East Delhi. (Supe rviso r- Mr. Pawan

Dube y)

11 Manjot Kaur

Profitability & customer satisfaction toward Big

Bazar (A case study of Big Bazar, Panipat).

(Supe rvisor- Dr. A njana Atri)

12 Pooja Dhiman New entry threat and innovation in IT sector in

Chandigarh (Supe rv iso r- Ms. De epa Gule ria)

13 Shweta Vats

A study on performance appraisal syatem at Base

Corporation Pvt. Ltd. Solan, H.P . (Dr. Kajal

Chaudhary)

14 Gurdeep Kaur

Employee satisfaction with reference to tele

communication sector in Videocon at Ludhiana.

(Supe rvisor- Mr. Pawan Dube y)

b) Six students of Management 2nd

Semester and their topics of research

and other details are given below:

MBA 2nd

Se me ste r

Sr.

No. Name o f Stude nt’s Proje cts take n

1 Hemlata kashyap Brand preference on smart phone users

(Supe rv isor- Dr. Anjana Atri)

2 Raju Kaur

A Comparative study on Home loans with

special reference to SBI and HDFC bank (D r.

Kajal Chaudhary)

3 Veerdevinder pal

Employees satisfaction in National fertilizer

Limited (Supe rvisor- Mr. Pawan Dube y)

4 Parvinder Kaur

The impact of celebrity endorsement of

consumer buying behavior (Supe rv isor- Ms.

De epa Gule ria)

5 Poorva Maheswhari

A study on service quality and customer

satisfaction on McDonalds’ (Supe rvisor- Mr.

Pawan Dube y)

6 Supreet Kaur

A Comparative study on the consumer behavior

and experience between two shopping mall in

Gurgaon. (Dr. Kajal C haudhary)

c) Six students of Management 2nd

semester and their topics of research

and other details are given below:

M.Com. 2 nd Se me ste r

Sr.

No. Name o f Stude nt’s Proje cts take n

1 Baljinder Kaur

Marketing performance of FMCG industry. (A

case study on HUL). (Supe rvisor- Dr. A njana

Atri)

2 Milandeep Kaur A study of Sericulture in context of J&K. (Dr.

Kajal Chaudhary)

d) Three students of Economics 2nd

semester and their topics of research

and other details are given below:

M.Sc. 2nd Se me ste r

Sr.

No. Name o f Stude nt’s Proje cts take n

1 Prabhjeet Kaur Structural changes in the Economy of H.P.

(Ms. Amar Latta)

2 Harpinder Kaur Maize cultivation in H.P. (Mrs . S K D haliwal)

3 Manpreet Kaur Vegetable crops in H.P . (Dr. J L Sharma)

7. Sports Activ itie s :

University provides very good sports and recreation facilities for boys and girls

through the youth club.

8. Ex tra-C urricular A ctivitie s:

The college arranged educational tour of UG and PG students in the state

University/ Research station and industrial units

9. Future Plans and Vis ion:

• Efforts will be made to expose the students in various field based/

Commercial/industrial activities.

• The research work in the college will be strengthened.

• Teaching will be improved with intensive use of Audio Visual- Techniques.

• Students will be encouraged to participate in sports and extra-curricular activities.

• The college will arrange more expert lecture by the eminent academicians from

time to time.

• More interaction sessions will be arranged in the near future to expose student’s

potential.

Vis io n

Vision of Akal College of Economics, Commerce and Management is to make it an

internationally occupied center of excellence by providing the role model of learning,

research, innovation and sustainability for the growth of economic development.

A KAL CO LLEGE OF BA SIC SCIEN CES

1. Intro ductio n:

Basic Sciences is the backbone of all the applied sciences. Keeping in view DST,

Govt. of India has initiated INSPIRE program to attract talent to opt for Basic

Sciences. The Eternal University, although had B.Sc. (Medical/Non-Medical) and

M.Sc. (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics) under the Akal College of Science and

Technology. However to strengthen Basic Sciences the Governing body of Eternal

University decided to bifurcate Akal College of Science and Technology into Akal

College of Basic Sciences and Akal College of Engineering and Technology in

meeting held on 25th August, 2015.

The college has excellent class rooms and laboratory facilities. Instructions and

practical training are imparted by highly competent faculty using multi-media

technologies. It aims at providing value based latest scientific education for achieving

the highest level of professional competency to the students as per demand of modern

industries and the academic institutions that makes their placement anywhere in the

world easy. It also strives to inculcate disciplined living, honesty, integrity, high

moral character and hard work so that these students may become good human beings

and asset to the nation. The college gives training in Nanotechnology to Engineering

students of Eternal University as well as from other University/Institutions. To update

the knowledge of students, special lectures from eminent scientists/professor are

arranged frequently. The college aims to improve the written and oral proficiency and

generate good communication skills among the students. The Akal College of Basic

Sciences is running various undergraduate and postgraduate course programmes i.e.

B. Sc. (Medical/ Non-medical), M. Sc. and Ph. D. in different disciplines since last

few years. The college is going to start B. Sc. (Hons.) programmes in Physics,

Chemistry, Mathematics, Botany, Zoology, Biochemistry and Microbiology

disciplines at under-graduate level; M. Sc. programmes in Botany, Zoology,

Biochemistry and Microbiology disciplines and the Ph. D. programme in

Biochemistry at post-graduate level from the upcoming session 2016-17.

2. De g rees be ing awarde d:

• B.Sc. Non-Medical (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics)

• B.Sc. Medical (Zoology, Botany and Chemistry)

• M.Sc. (Physics/ Chemistry/ Mathematics)

• Ph. D. (Physics/ Chemistry)

3. Stre ng th of Stude nts (2 015-16):

• B.Sc. 1st year – 19 Students (6 Non-medical & 13 Medical). Besides of these, one

student from nonmedical had left the University.

• B.Sc. 2nd year – 24 Students (17 Non-medical & 7 Medical).

• B.Sc. 3rd

year – 31 Students (19 Non-medical & 12 Medical). (One left)

• M.Sc. 1st year (Physics- 06 Students), (Chemistry- 04 Students), (Mathematics-

02).

• M.Sc. 2nd

year (Physics- Nil), (Chemistry- 02 Students), (Mathematics-Nil).

• Ph. D. (Physics)- 02 Students (One more is shifted to Renewable Energy),

(Chemistry- 03 Students).

4. Acade mic Excellence :

a) List of Faculty members

Dr. Baldev Singh Sohal (Professor & Dean)

S. No . De partme nt Name De sig nation

1. Physics Dr. Rakesh Sharma Assistant Professor

2. Physics Dr. Puneet Negi Assistant Professor

3. Physics Ms. Poonam Kumari Assistant Professor

4. Physics Ms. Gursimran Kaur Teaching Assistant

5. Physics Ms. Manpreet Kaur Teaching Assistant

6. Chemistry Dr. Karan Singh Associate Professor

7. Chemistry Dr. Kamal Kishore Assistant Professor

8. Chemistry Dr.Manpreet Singh Assistant Professor

9. Chemistry Ms. Renu Bala Teaching Assistant

10. Chemistry Ms. Poonam Kumari Teaching Assistant

11. Chemistry Mr. Sumit Sood Teaching Assistant

12. Mathematics Dr. Sandipan Gupta Professor

13. Mathematics Dr. Surjan Singh Assistant Professor

14. Mathematics Mr. Lakhvinder Singh Assistant Professor

b) Visiting Faculty

Mr. V. Prasad (Mathematics)

c) Left out

1. Dr. Jasneet Kaur (Assistant Professor -Physics) (Study Leave)

2. Dr. Praveena Kuruva (Assistant Professor -Physics)

3. Dr. Rejith (Assistant Professor -Physics)

4. Dr. Parmjit Singh Sehra (Professor -Physics)

5. Dr. N. K. Ralhan (Professor- Chemistry)

6. Dr. Gurdeep Singh (Professor- Chemistry)

7. Dr. Vishal Arora (Assistant Professor- Chemistry)

8. Ms. Chitra Singh (Assistant Professor- Chemistry)

• New Appointments

1. Dr. Puneet Negi (Assistant Professor -Physics)

2. Ms. Poonam Kumari (Assistant Professor -Physics)

3. Dr. Kamal Kishore (Assistant Professor- Chemistry)

4. Dr. Surjan Singh (Assistant Professor- Mathematics)

5. Ms. Gursimran Kaur (Teaching Assistant-Physics)

6. Ms. Manpreet Kaur (Teaching Assistant-Physics)

7. Ms. Poonam Kumari (Teaching Assistant- Chemistry)

8. Mr. Sumit Sood (Teaching Assistant- Chemistry)

• Regular Appointments

1. Dr. Rakesh Sharma (Assistant Professor -Physics)

2. Dr. Puneet Negi (Assistant Professor -Physics)

3. Dr. Karan Singh (Associate Professor- Chemistry)

4. Dr. Kamal Kishore (Assistant Professor- Chemistry)

5. Dr. Manpreet Singh (Assistant Professor- Chemistry)

5. Acade mic Re sults:

Course Batch Stude nts Passe d out

B.Sc. Medical 2010 1 100% (Backlog student)

B.Sc. Non-Medical 2012 5 100%

M.Sc. Chemistry 2013 2 100%

2012 1 100%

Ph.D. Chemistry 2010 1 100%

6. Achie vements:

a) Faculty participation on Conferences/Seminars/Workshops:

International Level- 02 National Level - 08 State Level -

Attended:

1. Dr. Puneet Negi (Assistant Professor; Department of Physics) participated in an

awareness workshop on “The facilities of UGC-DAE Consortium for Scientific

Research”, jointly organised by the Department of Physics, D. S. B. Campus,

Kumaun University (Nainital) and UGC-DAE-CSR centre (Indore) held at the

Department of Physics (UGC Centre of advanced study) D. S. B. Campus, Kumaun

University (Nainital), during 05-07 April 2016.

Presented Papers:

1. Dr. Puneet Negi (Assistant Professor; Department of Physics) presented a paper

entitled “Sintering effect on structural and optical behaviour of multiferroic

GdMnO3” in a 5th

National conference on “Chemical Sciences: Emerging Scenario

and global challenges” at Arya P. G. College Panipat, Hariyana on 26 March, 2016.

2. Ms. Poonam Kumari (Assistant Professor; Department of Physics) presented a paper

entitled “Structural characterization and electrical study of lead free barium titanate

ferroelectric ceramics synthesized by solid state reaction method” in an

International Conference (NanoSciTech 2016), at Punjab University, Chandigarh

during 18-20 Feb. 2016.

3. Dr. Karan Singh (Associate Professor; Department of Chemistry) delivered an

invited talk on “Applications of Indan-1, 3-Dione in Heterocyclic Synthesis” in a

5th National Conference on Chemical Sciences: Emerging Scenario and Global

Challenges (NCCS-2016).

4. Dr. Manpreet Singh (Assistant Professor; Department of Chemistry) presented a

paper entitled “Synthesis, characterization and catalytic behavior of Co3O4, CuO

and their composite” in a 5th National conference on “Chemical Sciences: Emerging

Scenario and global challenges (NCCS-2016)” at Arya P. G. College Panipat,

Hariyana on 26 March, 2016.

5. Mrs. Renu Bala (Teaching Assistant; Department of Chemistry) presented a paper

entitled “Beckmann rearrangement studies on the keto-oximes derived from 3-

substituted indanones” in a 5th

National conference on “Chemical Sciences:

Emerging Scenario and global challenges (NCCS-2016)” at Arya P . G. College

Panipat, Hariyana on 26 March, 2016.

6. Mrs. Poonam Kumari (Teaching Assistant; Department of Chemistry) presented a

paper entitled “Schmidt reaction studies on the 3-substituted indanones” in a 5th

National conference on “Chemical Sciences: Emerging Scenario and global

challenges (NCCS-2016)” at Arya P. G. College Panipat, Hariyana on 26 March,

2016.

7. Mr. Sumit Sood (Teaching Assistant; Department of Chemistry) presented a paper

entitled “Synthesis, characterization and biological evaluation of some potent

benzimidazole based 4-formylpyrazoles” in a 5th

National conference on “Chemical

Sciences: Emerging Scenario and global challenges (NCC S-20 16 )” at Arya P. G.

College Panipat, Hariyana on 26 March, 2016.

Resource Persons

b) Projects- Che mistry: One is submitted to CSIR and one more is ready for submission

to DST.

Phys ics : One is under process to submit to DST under Early Career

Research Award Scheme and two more are under writing process.

c) Publications-

No. of Publications: 02 Impact Factor: Mentioned below individually.

Peer review Journals: 02

E- Journals: Published 02 peer review Journals are E- Journals too.

Conference proceedings: 09.

1 . Singh, Manpreet; Ralhan, N K and Singh, Sukhdeep (2015). Synthesis,

characterization, scale-up and catalytic behaviour of Co3O4 nanoparticles Bull.

Mater. Sci. 38(2) 1-5. (Impact Factor: 1 .0 17 (TR))

2 . Singh Karan (2015). Application of indan-1,3-dione in heterocyclic synthesis Curr.

Org. Syn 12, 1-23. (Impact Facto r: 2.11 7) (TR)

d) No . o f Ph.D. Stude nts:

Enro lle d: Chemistry- 3 Students, Physics- 2 Students (1 more student is transfer to

Renewable Energy Department)

Awarde d De g re e: Chemistry- 1 Student,

e ) List of re se arch proje cts tak e n by s tude nts:

Chemistry:

1. Synthesis and characterization of pyrazole based n-protected β-amino ketones.

2. Spectral studies of some lactams prepared from 3-substituted indanones by Schmidt

rearrangement

f) Re fre she r course /s atte nded by faculty:

g) Othe rs:

(1 ) Industrial Visit Organized By Department of Chemistry, Eternal University, Baru

Sahib on 4thApril 2016

Plant Location:-Dagon Pharmaceutical Pvt. Ltd. Opposite Gurudwara, Baddi-

Nalagarh Road, Village & Post Office Manpura, Distt.-Solan, Himachal Pradesh,

174101

Industrial Background:- Dagon Pharm. Pvt. Ltd. Established in 1990 at Varodara,

Gujrat, India. In 2007, Dagon Pharma started its ultra-modern plant in Baddi, Solan,

Himachal Pradesh. This plant is certified with WHO, GMP, ISO 9001:2008CGMP

certifications. In 2013, it expanded its plant in many Asian and Africans countries. In

2014, it entered into API manufacturing with unique range of bulk drugs.

Purpose of Visit:-To know the applications of Chemistry in industry.In this visit

students visited different sections and processes which involved in the pharmaceutical

finish good products. The main emphasis was on IPQC and Q.C. laboratories.

Students learnt the importance of chemical analysis before dispatching the finish

goods to market.

(2 ) Training and Project work at GVK Biosciences Pvt. Ltd.

Two M.Sc. (F) students are doing their industrial training and project work at GVK

Biosciences Pvt. Ltd. Hyderabad, Telengana.

About GVKBIO in brief: GVK Biosciences (GVKBIO) is Asia's leading Contract

Research Organization (CRO). With over 2000 scientists, support and analytical staff

and a global presence, GVK cater to the research needs of a diverse clientele. With

infrastructure in the genes, GVKBIO has built world-class labs and facilities.

GVKBIO provides customers with a flexible range of services and business models.

From Discovery to Development, it offer support at various Phases of research – from

Analytical Services, Biology, Chemistry, Clinical Research, Clinical Pharmacology,

Informatics and Process Research & Contract Manufacturing. With a compelling

value proposition, GVKBIO continues to be the partner of choice for its loyal and

increasing client base.

Purpose o f Training and doing Proje ct Wo rk :-

It is a great opportunity for students to gain first-hand experience in the chemical

sector and some host companies offer them a job after they complete their postgraduation.

The students will gain extensive experience in the synthesis, purification and

characterization of new chemical entities and various techniques used in the synthetic

as well as analytical chemistry.

(3 ) Dr. Surjan Singh (Assistant professor, Department of Mathematics) provided the

training to teachers of Punjab School Educational Board at RICM Chandigarh on 8-

9th Feb, and 5

th May, 2016.

7. Lis t o f laborato rie s e s tablished and e quipme nts purchase d (2 015-16):

The Botany, Zoology and Nanoscience & Nanotechnology labs to be shifted to third

floor.

8. Sports activitie s: Nil (Planning to start at University Level from upcoming session)

AKA L COLLEGE OF ARTS & SOCIAL SCIENCES

1. Intro ductio n:

The Akal College of Arts and Social Sciences is a unique set of its lofty ideals as

enunciated by our founder Saint, Sant Attar Singh Ji when he said, “Students must engage

themselves in right earnest to the task of getting the required knowledge, both spiritual and

worldly so as to become the messengers of peace and spiritual brother-hood; imbued with

love and compassion they should serve the downtrodden and the neediest of the needy and

thereby help in establishing permanent peace in the world”.

Akal C olle ge of Arts and So cial Scie nce s is divide d into two wings:

i) De partme nt o f Divine Music & Spiritualism: This wing was established in the year

2008, under the aegis of UGC approved Eternal University, at Baru Sahib (H.P). The

objective for setting up this institute was a holistic approach of imparting knowledge in the

field of Music (both Vocal & Instrumental), following Guru- Shishya-Paramapra, the system

in which Indian traditional music was nurtured & thrived for centuries. The institute thus

follows integrated approach, by working towards not only academic learning along- with

professional skills development in Music but also towards harnessing good value system.

The USP of Deptt. of Divine Music & Spiritualism is that, it provides students an opportunity

with a rare combination of learning Divine Music, along with ancient Indian string

instruments like R abab, Taaus, D ilruba, Taar- She hnai, Saro d, Sitar, Sarang i, Saranda

and Violin, that makes the students well groomed, more confident of one’s abilities & is of

immense help to them while seeking employment for teaching in the field of Music.

Students from this Deptt. are regularly performing live with variety of string instruments for

Shabad-Kirtan presentation, at various National & International locations. Most of the

students who have passed out from this college till date have been successfully placed at

various institutions across the country.

ii) De partme nt o f English & Communication Studie s: This wing was established in

2009. The Dept. offers a three years programme leading to B ache lo r of A rts (B .A.)

Humanitie s and a two years degree programme for M. A. in Eng lish. The main objective of

the university in establishing this department was to build impressive linguistic capacities of

students and also enable them to design models of interpretation and explanations through

strategic thinking. Besides, they can identify passages in texts for case studies in

soft/communicative/cognitive skills and may write papers for national and international

journals transmitting existing information with clarity and brevity to convince others of the

importance of effective communication.

The main objective of the department is to enhance learners’ understanding of the methods

and mechanics of Research Writing and to develop in them historical and scientific approach

to research.

• Ex isting Co urse s:

B.A Music, B.A Humanities, M.A Music, M.A English, Ph.D. (English and Music)

Add on Courses – Library Science, Arts & Crafts and Physical Education.

• Ne w Course s Starte d from ne xt acade mic se ss io n:

B.Sc. (Hons.) Psychology

Add-on-courses: Career Guidance and Counselling

2. De g re e s Be ing Awarde d:

• B.A Music (Gurmat Sangeet)

• B.A Music (Instrumental)

• B.A Music (Tabla)

• M. A (Music) Vocal/ Instrumental

3. Stre ng th of Stude nts:

• B.A Music - 65

• M.A Music - 7

4. Acade mic Exce lle nce :

The main objective of the Dept of Divine Music and Spiritualism is to build in

students excellency in the field of Music. These courses are designed to integrate

academic learning and professional skills with traditional ‘Guru – Shishya

Parampara’. The students who do these courses will be able to get good jobs in

teaching or in other professional areas in the field of music.

The Dept. of English and Communication Studies develops further linguistic and

thinking capacities of students and enable them to design models of interpretation and

explanations through strategic thinking. The syllabi are framed as such to equip

students with historical, literary and cultural dimensions of English.

a) Faculty

Sr.

No . N ame De partme nt De sig natio n Qualification

Date o f

Jo ining

1.

Dr.Purvi

Luniyal

Music

(Vocal)

Professor&

Dean

Ph.D., M.A (Music

Vocal), M.Mus.

(Vocal ) , NET

Qualified

23.5.2001

Kalgidhar

Trust

2 Dr. Om

Sharma

Music

(Instrument

al)

Asst.

Professor

Ph.D., M.Phil.

M.A (Music Ins.) 4. 9.2012

3 Ms.Vandna

Devi

Music

(Vocal)

Asst.

Professor

M.A. (Music

Vocal), Ph.D.

pursuing, NET,

JRF Qualified

28.7.2015

4 Ms.Simarpreet

Kaur

Music

(Vocal)

Asst.

Professor

M.A, M.Phil.

(Music Vocal),

Ph.D. pursuing,

NET Qualified

17 .8. 2015

b) Vis iting Faculty

Sr. No . Name De s ignation Stre am

1. Dr. R.N. Singh Associate Professor Music (Vocal)

c) Le ft out:

Mr. Gurpreet Singh, Mr. Sukhdev Singh and Dr. Sewak Singh

d) Ne w Appointme nts:

Ms. Vandana Devi, Ms. Simranpreet Kaur and Mr. Simranjit Singh

5. Acade mic Re sults:

a) B.A. Music 58 students pass out of 65 students

b) M.A. Music all students passed

6. Achie vements:

a) Faculty Participatio n on C onfe re nces/ Seminars / Wo rk shops

International Level National Level State Level

Atte nded - 1 -

b) Publicatio ns:

No. of Publications Impact Factor

Peer review Journals 5 3.102, 3.024

Non – Peer Review Journals - -

E-journals - -

Conference Proceedings - -

7. Sports Activ itie s :

a) Inte rnatio nal youth camp in Baru Sahib, 201 5-16 : From July 1st 2015 till

August 24, 2016, 25 students of the college taught ShabadKirtan, Aasa Ki

Vaar, various String Instruments, Dhadhi Waran, Tabla and Poems to 98

students who came from America , Canada and England to attend

“International Youth Camp”.

b) De tails of vario us pe rformce s by the D e ptt. o f Music from August, 2015 to

March 20 16 at diffe re nt lo catio ns:

Sr.

No . D ate Place

Total

pe rso n Pe rfo rmance Occasio n

1 14.08.15

Akal University

Talwandi Sabo,

(Punjab)

17 Shabad Kirtan

Closing Ceremony

of International

Youth Camp, C hie f

Gue st

S. Sukhbir Singh

Badal, De pty CM

of Punjab

2 29.08.15

Akal Takhat

Damdama sahib,

(Punjab)

14

Shabad Kirtan

and Dhadhi

Waran

Sampoornta Diwas

of Shri Guru Granth

Sahib Ji

3 11.09.15 Eternal University

Baru Sahib (H.P) 16 Shabad Kirtan

Opening ceremony

of Udaan 15 (Cultural Event)

4 10.10.15 Shivalik Public School, Mohali

(Punjab)

15 Indian Orchestra and

Shabad Kirtan

Spiritual Night

(Sham-e-Ruhani)

5 14.10.15 Eternal University

Baru Sahib (H.P) 12 Shabad Kirtan

Opening Ceremony

of Ist International

conference on

Fostering 21st

Century Pedagogical

Skills

6 29.10.15 Shivalik Public School , Mohali

(Punjab)

21

Shabad Kirtan

(Bhagat Kabir)

and (Shekh –

Farid)

South Asia children

festival by Society

for Promotion of

Peace , India

7 16.12.15 GurudwaraPaonta

Sahib (H.P) 08

Shabad Kirtan and Dhadhi

Waran

Shahidi Gurpurav Shri Guru Teg

Bahadar Ji

8 04.02.16 Akal Academy,

Puranewala (Punjab) 06 Dhadhi Waran

Gurmat Samagam

Swargi Kaka Manjit

Singh ji di Yaad

Mein

9

15 .02 .16

&

16.02.16

Gurudwara Raqab Ganj, Delhi

40

Aasa Ki Vaar,

Shabad Kirtan,

Nitnem,

Sukhmani

Sahib with

string Ins. and

Dhadhi Waran

Sant Samagam

(Sant Teja Singh Ji)

10 25.2.16 &

08.03.16

Mumbai 08

Shabad Kirtan,

Indian

Orchestra ,

Aasa Ki

Vaarand

Dhadhi Waran

For promotion

11

27.02.16

& 28.02.16 Jalandhar 11 Shabad Kirtan

Sant Samagam

(Sant Atar Singh Ji)

12

11-

13.03.16

(were

invited to perform)

Delhi

31

Instrumental

Music &Tabla

For performing at

The “ World culture

Fe stival” organized

by World renowned

Saint Sri Sri Ravi

Shankar’s “Art of

Living” group. It

was a “Guine ss

Bo ok o f Wo rld

Re co rd”Attempt, as more than 8,500

musicians (from all

over the world)

performed on one

stage. Approx. 40

lakhs people

attended the event,

D

DVD Re le ase d: One DVD of Complete ‘Rehras Sahib’ with all major string

instruments was released on March, 2016 by the T-Se rie s . All M.A. Music

Instrumental and B.A (final year) Gurmat Sangeet students participated in that.

9. Future Plans:

• De pt. o f Music is going to release a D VD on ‘Sukhmani Sahib ’soon.

• Ph. D. in Music and English

from 130 countries, across the world.

Many State Heads

witnessed the grand

function.

Ho no urable

Pre s ide nt of India

and Prime Minis te r

of India we re Chie f

Gue st o f the

occas io n.

13. 26-

27.03.16 Ludhiana 11 Shabad Kirtan

Sant Attar Singh ji

di Piyari Yaad vich

Se co nd Wing: De partme nt o f English and Communication Skills

Second wing A kal Co lle ge of Arts & Social Scie nce s was established in 2009. The college

offers B.A Humanities, M.A and Ph.D. (English) courses for developing the required

communication skills.

The college offers a three years programme leading to Bachelor of Arts (B. A.) and a two

years degree programme for M. A. in English. The main objective of the university in

establishing this department was to build impressive linguistic capacities of students and also

enable them to design models of interpretation and explanations through strategic thinking.

The Syllabi have been framed in such a way that students can equip themselves with

knowledge of historical, literary and cultural dimensions of English and the works of Indian

writers in English literature. Besides, they can identify passages in texts for case studies in

soft/communicative/cognitive skills and may write papers for national and international

journals transmitting existing information with clarity and brevity to convince others of the

importance of effective communication.

The main objective of the department is to enhance learners’ understanding of the methods

and mechanics of Research Writing and to develop in them historical and scientific approach

to research.

2. De g re e s Be ing Awarde d:

• B.A. Humanities

• M.A. English

3. Stre ngth of Stude nts:

• B.A. Humanities - 40

• M.A. English - Nil

4. Acade mic Exce lle nce :

The main objectives of the Department of English and Communication Studies is to

build further linguistic and thinking capacities of students and to enable them to

design models of interpretation and explanations through strategic thinking. The

syllabi is framed as such to equip students with historical, literary and cultural

dimensions of English and Indian Studies and to enable them to identify passages in

texts for case study in soft/communicative/cognitive skills.

a) Faculty

The Students of Akal College of Arts & Social Sciences are getting education from

the well qualified research oriented faculty who equipped the students to write papers,

demonstrate the ability to transmit existing information with clarity and brevity,

convince others of the importance of effective communication in all aspects of their

lives. Detail of Faculty is given below:

Sr.

No .

Name D e s ig natio n Stre am

1 Dr. Kulbhushan

Kumar

Associate Professor

and HoD

Communication Skills,

Grammar and

Comprehension Skills,

Literature, Linguistics

2 Dr.Nisha Thakur Asst. Prof. Language and Literature,

Grammar

3 Mr. Simranjeet

Singh Asst. Prof.

Punjabi Grammar, Gurbani

Interpretation, Literature

4 Sh. C. S. Sharma Asst. Prof.

Comm. Skills, Literature,

Grammar and

Comprehension Skills

5 Ms. Kuljinder K.

Dhillon Asst. Prof.

Communication Skills,

Grammar and Comprehension

6 Ms. Minakshi

Gupta Asst. Lib.

Library and Information

Science

b) Ne w Appointme nts - 1

5. Acade mic Re sults:

• B.A. Humanities 32 students pass out of 40 students

6. Achie vements:

a) Co nfe re nce s atte nded (2 016)

• Kulbhushan Kumar “ Outcaste – A Structural Study” presented paper at the

International Co nfe re nce on the theme, “ Eng lish Studie s: The Evo lv ing

Paradig ms of Employability and Powe r” organized by the Amity

Univ e rs ity at its Lucknow campus. (Fe bruary 18 – 19 , 2 016 )

• Kulbhushan Kumar “Portrayal of the Lowe r Class Pe ople in Mulk Raj

Anand’s Novel ‘Untouchable ’, at the National Se minar on ‘Re pre se ntation

of the Marginalize s in Conte mpo rary Lite rature ’ sponsored by the UGC

and organized by GGDSD College, Panjab University, Chandigarh (Feb.

2016).

• Kulbhushan Kumar “The Wo rld o f Bo oks in the Q ue st for Happine ss”

presented paper on the Inte rnational Multi-Stre am Confe re nce on

Te chno lo gy and Life , at the CKD Institute of Managament and Technology

(Punjab) in association with Punjab Technical University, was Me mbe r of the

Pane l and also Chaire d the se ssion (Nov. 08, 2015).

• Sharma, CS presented a research paper titled “Spicy Trend of Indianism in

English” in “International Multi-stream Conference on Technology & Life

Volume I”; ISBN NO. 978-93-86835-05-6; Page nos. 266 – 271; November

2015 CKD Institute of Management & Technology, Tarn Taran (Punjab)

• Sharma, CS participated in 1st International Conference on “Fo ste ring 2 1st

Ce ntury Pe dago gical Skills” from 14 to 17 Octobe r, 2 01 5; Organised by

Ak al Colle g e of Educatio n, Ete rnal Univ e rsity, Baru Sahib; Worked as a

team co-ordinator

• Thakur, Nisha participated in 1st International Conference on “Fo ste ring 2 1st

Ce ntury Pe dago gical Skills” from 14 to 17 Octobe r, 2 01 5; Organised by

Ak al Colle g e of Educatio n, Ete rnal Univ e rsity, Baru Sahib; Worked as a

team co-ordinator

• Singh, Simranjit on National Seminar on the theme of D oha K av Ro op di

Sabhyacharak Parsang ikta (20 Feb, 2016), held in the Department of

Punjabi, Mai Bhago Degree College (for Girls), Mansa, and presented a

Research Paper “Punjabiat di Canves te Malwai Hairian di rishtian Sambdhi

Maheen Chitarkari”

• Singh, Simranjit on 4th All India Conf. on Lingustic and Folklore ((20-21

April, 2016), held by Department of Punjabi at Guru Kashi University

Talwandi sabo (Bathinda) and presented the Research Paper “ Punjabi

Ge e tkari Vih Lo kdharai Parsanga di Pe ishkari : Samk ali saro kar”

• Singh, Simranjit, “ Navte j bharati K av : Punjabi De moo l pachhan-Chhinah

Di Punar-N ishande hi” in the First International Punjabi Diaspora Conf.

proceeding published by Publication Beaureo, Punjabi University, Patiala,

March 2015, (page 3930403, ISBN 978-302-0361-4)

b) Publicatio ns:

• Kulbhushan Kumar, (Jan. – March, 2016), “Last Po e ms of DH Lawre nce

– The Journe y to the Edg e of Ete rnity” Research Paper published in the

RJELAL an International Referred Journal of English Language and

Literature; Volume IV Issue I, page no. 540 to 546, Impact factor: 4.287.

• Kulbhushan Kumar, (Jan. 2016), “Explo ratio n of Caste , Culture and

Ide ntity – A Psycho lo gical Co nflict in U . R, Ananthamurthy’s

Bharthipura” , Research Paper published in the IJELLH an International

Referred Journal of English Language, Literature and Humanities; Volume

IV Issue I, page no. 316 to 324, Impact factor: 4.287.

• Kulbhushan Kumar, (Dec. 2015,) “ Night of the Half Moo n – The

Une xplo re d World o f Ex pe rie nce ”, Research Paper published in the

Research Paper published in the International Journal of English

Language, Literature an International Referred Journal of English

Language, Literature and Humanities; Volume III Issue X, page no. 606 to

614, Impact factor: 4.287.

• Kulbhushan Kumar, (Nov. 2015), “B irds, B e asts And Flowe rs: The

Une xplo re d World of Expe rie nce : Que st fo r Poe tic Ex pe rie nce ” –

Research Paper published in the Research Paper published in the

International Journal of English Language, Literature an International

Referred Journal of English Language, Literature and Humanities; Volume

III Issue IX, page no 477 to 489, Impact factor: 4.287.

• Kulbhushan Kumar, (Oct. 2015), “ Surv iv al, A daptability and Re silie nce

of the H uman Spirit in ‘O ne Day in the Life of Iv an De nisovich” ,

Research Paper published in the Research Paper published in the

International Journal of English Language, Literature an International

Referred Journal of English Language, Literature and Humanities; Volume

III Issue VIII, , page no. 116 to 127, Impact factor: 4.287.

• Kulbhushan Kumar, (Sept. 2015), “The Vibrant Poe try of DH

Lawre nce : A Study of Instincts” , Research Paper published in the

Research Paper published in the International Journal of English

Language, Literature an International referred Journal of English

Language, Literature and Humanities; Volume III Issue VII, page no. 123

to 133, Impact factor: 4.287.

• Thakur Nisha, (Jan. 2016), “Vijay Te ndulkar’s A Frie nd’s Sto ry: A

Social Psycho lo gical Pe rspe ctive o f a Le sbian in Homo phobic World”

Research Paper published in the International Journal of English

Language, Literature and Humanities. Vol. IV (I) page 419 -- 427 (Impact

factor: 4.287).

Re so urce pe rson:

Was invited as Key Resource Person at a three days training programme (Feb. 2016)

for Master Resource Persons organized by the STATE COUN CIL OF

ED UCATION , RESEAR CH AND TRA INING SC ERT) PUN JAB under the

guidance of Hon’ble Education Minister, Punjab at the Regional Institute for Co-

operative Management (RICM), Sector-32, Chandigarh.

Me mbe r of the Pane l Discussio n/Chaire d Sessions at Inte rnatio nal C onfe re nce s:

Dr. K ulbhushan Kumar

• Acted as a ‘Panelist’ and ‘Chaired a Technical Session’ at the International

Multi-Stream Conference on Technology and Life, CKD Institute of Management and Technology (Punjab) in association with Punjab Technical

University, (Nov. 08, 2015).

• ‘Chaired a Technical Session’ at the International Conference on the theme,

“English Studies: The Evolving Paradigms of Employability and Power”

organized by the Amity University at its Lucknow campus. (February 18 – 19,

2016)

• Acted as a ‘Panelist’ and ‘a key note speaker’ at the ICRDCIT – 16 at the

SRM University, Modinagar, Gaziabad, on February 26-27, 2016.

8. Sports Activ itie s : Regular in ground

Ex tra-te aching Activ itie s Done : The Dept. of English and Communication Studies

hold student development Skilled programmes after every fortnight to enhance the

speaking, reading, listening and writing skills.

AKA L COLLEGE O F AGRICU LTUR E

1. Intro ductio n

Akal College of Agriculture (ACA), has been established in the Eternal

University, Baru Sahib for providing undergraduate [B.Sc.(Hons.) Agriculture and

B.Tech. Food Technology] and postgraduate Biotechnology (M.Sc. and Ph.D.)

teaching and, research and development in the field of agriculture and allied streams

like biotechnology (with specialization in plant, medicinal, environmental, microbial

and industrial biotechnology) and Food Technology to ensure food, nutrition and

health security to ever increasing global population. B.Sc.(Hons.) Agriculture

program was started in 2014 with intake capacity of 60 girl students. A number of

functional food crops including QPM maize, KTI free soybean, buckwheat, oats,

barley, amaranthus, finger millet, linseed and pearl millet have been grown,

maintained and analyzed for their nutraceutical potential. About 10 medicinal plants

locally distributed are being analyzed for their phytochemical and therapeutic

applications. The college organized a National Symposium on the “Advances in

Biotechnology for Crop Improvement” on 12 July 2014 in which more than 250 faculty and students participated from various Universities such as Shoolini

University, Jaypee University, PAU Ludhiana, HAU Hisar, Dr YS Parmar UHF

Nauni etc.

2. De grees being awarde d: M.Sc. Biotechnology: 02 students

3. Stre ngth of Stude nts (2015-16): 125

• B.Sc. Agriculture: 88

• B.Tech Food Technology: 14

• M.Sc. Food Technology: 05

• M.Sc. Biotechnology: 07

• Ph.D Biotechnology: 11

4. Acade mic Excellence

a) Lis t o f Faculty me mbers:

S.

No.

Name Po sition D e gre e Spe cializatio n

1 Dr. H. S. Dhaliwal Professor & Vice

Chancellor

PhD,

PDF

Plant Breeding, Agri.

Biotechnology

2 Dr. B. S. Boparai Professor PhD Agronomy

3 Dr. Rahul Kumar Assoc. Professor PhD Plant Breeding

4 Dr. Krishan Kumar Asst. Professor PhD Food Technology

5 Dr. Pritesh Vyas Asst. Professor PhD Plant Biotechnology

6 Dr. Punesh Sangwan Asst. Professor PhD Biochemistry

7 Dr. Vinod Kumar Sangwan Asst. Professor PhD Biochemistry

8 Dr. Vivek Sharma Asst. Professor PhD Botany

9 Dr. Sushma Sharma Asst. Professor PhD Plant Pathology

10 Dr. Neelam Thakur Asst. Professor PhD Zoology

11 Dr. Nasib Singh Asst. Professor PhD Microbiology

12 Dr. Ajar Nath Yadav Asst. Professor PhD Microbial Biotechnology

13 Dr. Sunil Kumar Asst. Professor PhD Algal Biotechnology

14 Dr. Santosh Bhatt Asst. Professor PhD Soil Science

15 Dr. Babita Khachi Asst. Professor PhD Horticulture

16 Er. Rajesh Kumar Asst. Professor M.Tech. Food Engineering

17 Dr. Shilpa Sharma Asst. Professor PhD Food and Nutrition

18 Mrs. Sony Sagwal Asst. Professor M.Sc. Food and Nutrition

b) Vis iting Faculty:

Dr.Bikram Singh Gill Adjunct Professor University of Kansas, USA

Dr. Kulwinder Singh Saini Adjunct Professor King Abdullah University, Saudi Arabia

Dr. Surjeet Singh Gill Adjunct Professor Uni. of California, Riverside, U.S.A.

Dr. Vedpal Malik Adjunct Professor USDA, Riverdale, U.S.A.

Dr. Darshan Singh Brar Adjunct Professor IRRI, Philippines

Dr. Lal Singh Brar Adjunct Professor Ph.D. Agronomy (PAU Ludhiana)

Dr. Daljit Singh Virk Adjunct Professor Bangor Uni. England

Dr. S. S. Marwaha Adjunct Professor PBTI, Mohali

c) Le ft out: 01 (Dr. Prabhjot Kaur Gill)

d) Ne w Appointme nts: 08

Name De s ignatio n De gree Spe cialization

Dr. Nasib Singh Asst. Professor PhD Microbiology

Dr. Krishan Kumar Asst. Professor PhD Food Technology

Dr. Ajar Nath Yadav Asst. Professor PhD Microbial Biotechnology

Dr. Sunil Kumar Asst. Professor PhD Algal Biotechnology

Dr. Santosh Bhatt Asst. Professor PhD Soil Science

Dr. Babita Khachi Asst. Professor PhD Horticulture

Er. Rajesh Kumar Asst. Professor M.

Tech.

Food Engineering

Dr. Shilpa Sharma Asst. Professor PhD Food and Nutrition

Mrs. Sony Sagwal Asst. Professor M.Sc. Food and Nutrition

e ) Re gular A ppo intme nts: 05

Dr. Rahul Kumar Assoc. Professor PhD Plant Breeding

Dr. Krishan Kumar Asst. Professor PhD Food Technology

Dr. Pritesh Vyas Asst. Professor PhD Plant Biotechnology

Dr. Vinod Kumar Sangwan Asst. Professor PhD Biochemistry

Dr. Vivek Sharma Asst. Professor PhD Botany

Dr. Nasib Singh Asst. Professor PhD Microbiology

5. Acade mic Re sults: M.Sc. Biotechnology: 03 students passed (100%)

6. Achie vements

a) Faculty participatio n on C onfe re nces/Se minars /Worksho ps

International Level National Level State Level

Attended 04 05

Presented Papers 03 02

Resource Persons

b) Proje cts: 04

c) Publicatio ns

No. of Publications Impact Factor

Peer Reviewed Journal 35 16.92 Non Peer Reviewed Journals 03 0

E-Journals 0 0

Conference Proceedings 06 0

Book Chapters 05

1. Singh N, Dube A (2015). Reporter genes in parasites. In: Mehlhorn H

(ed.), Encyclopedia of Parasitology. Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg. Chapter No.

3511-1. doi: 10.1007/978-3-642-27769-6_3511-1.

2. Mishra V, Gupta A, Kaur P, Singh S, Singh N, Gehlot P, Singh J (2016) Synergistic

effects of Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi and plant growth promoting rhizobacteria in

bioremediation of iron contaminated soils. Int J Phytoremediation 18: 697-703. 3. Singh N, Mishra T, Singh K, Singh J (2016) Invited article: Microbial and Non-

microbial Pyrogens in Healthcare Products: Risks, Quality Control and Regulatory

Aspects. Applied Clinical Research, Clinical Trials and Regulatory Affairs (Published

online) doi: 10.2174/2213476X03666160530151854

4. Singh S, Singh N , Kumar V, Datta S, Wani AB, Singh D, Singh K, Singh J (2016)

Toxicity, monitoring and biodegradation of the fungicide

carbendazim. Environmental Chemistry Letters (published online). doi:

10.1007/s10311-016-0566-2.

5. Yadav AN, Verma P, Khannam KS, Kumar S, Saxena AK, Suman A (2016).

Appraisal of diversity and functional attributes of thermotolerant wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) associated bacteria from the peninsular zone of India. Saudi Journal of

Biological Sciences, doi:10.1016/j.sjbs.2016.01.042.

6. Kumar V, Yadav AN, Saxena A, Sangwan P , Dhaliwal HS (2016). Unravelling

rhizospheric diversity and potential of phytase producing microbes. SM Journal of

Biology 2(1): 1009

7. Shukla L, Suman A, Verma P, Yadav AN, Saxena AK (2016). Syntrophic microbial

system for ex-situ degradation of paddy straw at low temperature under controlled and natural environment. Journal of Applied Biology and Biotechnology 4(2): 030-037

8. Suman A, Verma P, Yadav A N, Srinivasamurthy R, Singh A, Prasanna R (2016)

Development of hydrogel based bio-inoculant formulations and their impact on plant

biometric parameters of wheat (Triticum aestivum L.). International Journal of

Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences. 5(3): 890-901

9. Sangwan P, Kumar V, Gulati D, Joshi UN (2015) Interactive effects of salicylic acid

on enzymes of nitrogen metabolism in clusterbean (Cyamopsis tetragonoloba L.)

under chromium (VI) toxicity. Biocatalysis and Agricultural Biotechnology.

DOI:10.1016/j.bcab.2015.06.001

10. Chugh V, Kaur K, Singh D, Kumar V, Kaur H, Dhaliwal HS (2015) Molecular

Characterization Of Diverse Wheat Germplasm For Puroindoline Proteins And Their

Antimicrobial Activity. Turkish Journal of Biology, 39 (3): 359-369

11. Kalsi HK, Singh R, Dhaliwal HS, Kumar V: Phytases from Enterobacter and Serratia

species with desirable characteristics for food and feed applications. 201 6, 3 Biotech ,

6:64

12. Singh G, Verma A.K., Kumar V (2016) Catalytic Properties, Functional Attributes

and Industrial Applications of β-Glucosidases. 3Biotech, 6(1):1-14

13. Kumar V, Yadav AN, Saxena A, Sangwan P , Dhaliwal HS (2016) Editorial ‘Unravelling rhizospheric diversity and potential of phytase producing microbes’, SM

Journal of Biology, 2(1): 1009

14. Kumar V, Singh D, Chugh V, Gill PK, Vyas P, Dhaliwal HS (2015) Labo ratory

manual on Techniques in Molecular Biology and Biotechnology, Published by

Department of Biotechnology, Akal College of Agriculture, Eternal University, Baru

Sahib, HP., Pages: 1-158

15. Sangwan P, Kumar V (20 16 ) An Insight into Plant Growth and Metabolism in

Relation to Hexavalent Chromium, In: Yadav et al. (Ed.), Recent Advances in Plant

Stress Physiology, , Chapter 13, pp: 265-282, Astrial Press, Daya Publishing House,

New Delhi, ISBN: 9789351247302

16. Deepika, Varshney UK, Sangwan P, Manogya, Singh S, Preeti (2015) Influence of

Salinity on Morpho-Physiological Characters of German Chamomile (Matricaria

Chamomilla L.). World Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, 4(10):

762-775

17. Sharma S and Chandel S (2016) Disease status and combined effect of biological

control and organic amendments in managing stem rot disease of carnation caused by

Rhizoctonia solani, Journal of Applied and Natural Science (Accepted)

18. Sharma S and Dohroo N, Thakur N and Sumitra P (2016) Disease survey, effect of

curing and integrated disease management of storage rot of ginger in Himachal

Pradesh, India.The Ecoscan (Accepted)

19. Sharma S , Chandel S, Ramal k and Himankshi T (2015) Molecular characterization

of native Trichoderma harzianum sp. and evaluation of different biocontrol agents

under in vitro and in vivo conditions against stem rot and wilt disease of carnation.

International Journal of Innovative research and development.4 (12),

20. Kumar K . and Ray, A. (2016). Development and shelf-life evaluation of tomato-

mushroom mixed ketch-up. J. of Food Sci. & Tech. doi: 10.1007/s13197-016-2179-y.

21. Kumar K. and Kumar S. (2015). The Role of Nutraceuticals and Functional Foods in

Health and disease prevention: A review. South Asian J. Food Technol. Environ .

1(2):116-121

22. Kumar K (2015).Role of Edible Mushrooms as Functional Foods: A Review. South

Asian Journal of Food Technology and Environment. South Asian J. Food Technol.

Environ . 1(3&4): 211-218.

23. Kumar K (2015). Studies on development and shelf life evaluation of soup powder

prepared from white button mushroom (Agaricus bisporus L.). South Asian J. Food

Technol. Environ . 1(3&4): 219-224.

24. Verma S K, Kumar S, Sheikh I, Malik S, Mathpal P , Chugh V, Kumar S and

Dhaliwal H S (2015) Transfer of useful variability of high grain iron and zinc from

Aegilops kotschyi into wheat through seed irradiation approach. International Journal

of Radiation Biology 92 (3), 132-139

25. Sheikh I, Sharma P, Verma S K,Kumar S, Malik S, Mathpal P, Kumar U, Dhaliwal H

S (2016) Characterization of interspecific hybrids of Triticum aestivum x Aegilops sp.

without 5B chromosome for induced homoeologous pairing. Journal of Plant

Biochemistry and Biotechnology 25 (1), 117-120.

26. Singh G, Kaur B, Sharma N, Bano A, Kumar S, Dhaliwal H S , Sharma V (2015) In

vitro micropropagation and cytomorphological evaluation of Centella asiatica (L.)

urban (Mandukparni) from Himachal Pradesh, India‐an endemic, endangered and

threatened herb. Plant Tissue Culture and Biotechnology 24 (2), 155-171.

27. Bano A, Sharma N, Dhaliwal H S, Sharma V (2015) A Systematic and

Comprehensive Review on Withania somnifera (L.) Dunal-An Indian Ginseng. Br J

Pharm Res 7 (2), 63-75

28. Bansal M, Kaur S, Dhaliwal H S, Bains N S, Bariana H S, Chhuneja P and Bansal U

K (2016) Mapping of Aegilops umbellulata‐derived leaf rust and stripe rust resistance

loci in wheat. Plant Pathology doi: 10.1111/ppa.12549

29. Boora R S, D haliwal H S, Arora N K (2016) Crop regulation in guava-A review.

Agricultural Reviews 37 (1), 1-9

30. Gill K S, Dhaliwal H S, Mahajan B V C , Paliyath G, Boora R S (2016) Enhancing

postharvest shelf life and quality of guava (Psidium guajava L.) cv. Allahabad Safeda

by pre-harvest application of hexanal containing aqueous formulation. Postharvest

Biology and Technology 112, 224-232

31. Verma S K, Kumar S, Sheikh I, Sharma P , Mathpal P, Malik S, Kundu P, Awasthi A,

Kumar S, Prasad R and Dhaliwal H S (2016) Induced Homoeologous Pairing for

Transfer of Useful Variability for High Grain Fe and Zn from Aegilops kotschyi into

Wheat. Plant Molecular Biology Reporter, 1-12

32. Kumari N, Kumar K, D haliwal H S, Singh K (2016) Introgression and Exploitation

of QTL for Yield and Yield Components from Related Wild Species in Rice

Cultivars. Molecular Breeding for Sustainable Crop Improvement, 171-202

33. Dhaliwal H S, Sharma N, Bano A, Kumar S, Sharma V (2015) Non-enzymatic assay

based in-vitro antioxidant activity and phytochemical screening of freeze dried wheat

(Triticum aestivum l.) seedlings juice powder: nature's finest medicine-part-II.

International Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research 6 (9), 4036

34. Singh A, Kumar P, Sharma M, Tuli R, Dhaliwal H S, Chaudhury A, Pal D (2015)

Expression patterns of genes involved in starch biosynthesis during seed development

in bread wheat (Triticum aestivum). Molecular Breeding 35 (9), 1-9

35. Sharma P , Sharma P , Chugh V, Dhaliwal H S , Singh D (2015) Morphological,

Cytological and Biochemical Characterization of wheat Aegilops Longissima

Derivatives BC1F6 and BC2F4 with High Grain Micronutrient. International Journal

of Agriculture Environment & Biotechnology 7 (2)

36. Mishra T, Gill P K, Dhaliwal H S , Sharma A D, Ram G (2015) Identification of

Bacterial Isolates, PCR Amplification and In-Silico Analysis of Nitroreductase and

Rubrerythrin Responsive Genes from Shilajit. International Journal of Innovative

Research and Development 4 (6)

37. Sharma N, Bano A, Dhaliwal H S , Sharma V (2015) A pharmacological

comprehensive review on ‘rassbhary’ Physalis angulata (L.) International Journal of

Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences 8 (8).

38. Kaur H, Dhaliwal H S , Chugh V (2015) Molecular and biochemical characterization

of soybean genotypes for the presence of kunitz trypsin inhibitor. Journal of Cell and

Tissue Research 15 (1), 4883

39. Kaur M, Dhaliwal H S, Thakur A, Singh G, Kaur M (2015) In vitro plantlet

formation in Carrizo citrange: A promising citrus rootstock. Indian Journal of

Horticulture 72 (1), 1-6

40. Kumar U, Mathpal P, Malik S, Kumar N, Kumar S, Chugh V, Sheikh I, Sharma P ,

Singh T, Dhaliwal H S and Kumar S (2015) Evaluation of iron and zinc in grain and

grain fractions of hexaploid wheat and its related species for possible utilization in

wheat biofortification. Plant Genetic Resources, 1-11

41. Sharma S and Chandel S .2015.Diseases of Tomato.In: Diseases of Horticulture

crops. (Taylor and Francis)

42. Chandel S and Sharma S. 2015.Diseases of Capsicum .In: Diseases of Horticulture

crops. (Taylor and Francis)

43. Nitika G, Sharma S and Sharma P.2016.Role of nutrients in controlling the plant

diseases in Sustainable agriculture. In: Plant Nutrients: Essentiality, Availability,

Applications, Management and control. (Springer Publications)

44. Neelam T and Sharma S (2016) Tamator ke hanikark sutrkarimi, kit aur samasyayen

tatha unka samadhan.Eternal university, Baru Sahib, Sirmour, press

45. Sharma S and Neelam T.2016. Tamator ki hanikark bimariyan tatha samadhan.

Eternal University, Baru Sahib, Sirmour, Press

46. Kaur R, Vyas P , Sheikh I, Sharma P, Kumar R and Dhaliwal H.S. (2015) Marker

assisted breeding of recombinant 1RS-1BLchromosome for improvement of bread

making quality and yield of wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) paper presented at National

Conference of Biotechnology for Sustainable Development (NCBSD-2015) at Birla

Institute of Technology, Ranchi from 17th - 19th Dec. 2015.

d) Re se arch funds sanctio ne d and re ce iv e d from v ario us funding age ncie s

(Gov t., Industrie s and org anizations:

Sanctio ne d (Rs . in Lakhs): 36.49 (Bioavailability Project) + 55 (1BL/1RS Project) + 109 (Biofortification Project) + 35.95 (MoFPI Project) = 23 9.44

Re ce iv e d (Rs. in Lak hs): 19.15 (Bioavailability Project) + 19.77 (1BL/RS

Project) + 12.82 (Biofortification Project) + 35.95 (MoFPI Project) = 87 .69

e ) No. of re se arch awards/re cognition re ce iv e d by Faculty and re se arch

fe llo w of the colle g e : 02 (Dr. H. S. Dhaliwal & Dr. Sushma Sharma)

f) No. of Ph.D . Stude nts Enro lle d: 05

g) No. of e x tension activ itie s organize d:

1. Kisan Mela was organized on 12th -13th April 2016 by Akal College of

Agriculture, Eternal University, Baru Sahib.

2. Lecture Series organized for farmer awareness by Akal College of

Agriculture, Eternal University, Baru Sahib.

3. Five Villages adopted under Mera Gaon Mera Gaurav Scheme of Govt. of

India for the development of villages.

4. P lant and Soil Health clinic in under operation for helping farmers

regarding diseases in various crops and farming practices.

i) List of re se arch proje cts tak e n by s tude nts:

1. Transfer of grain softness and powdery mildew resistance from 5U/5A

substitution line to wheat by Mr. Yogesh Sharma, M.Sc.

Biotechnology student. (Supervisor: Dr. Pritesh Vyas)

2. Biochemical and microbiological evaluation of natural Shilajit and its

in vitro synthesis (Tanuja Mishra, PhD student - Regn No.

BS13PSBT005) (Supervisor: Dr. Nasib Singh)

3. Marker assisted backcross breeding of 1RS.1BL recombinants for

improvement of endues quality and root architecture in wheat – Ms.

Ambika Sharma, Ph.D. Biotechnology student. (Supervisor: Dr. Rahul

Kumar)

4. Molecular breeding for quality protein in local maize cultivars of Himachal

Pradesh – Ms. Gurdeep Kaur, M.Sc. Biotechnology student (Supervisor: Dr.

Rahul Kumar)

5. Transfer of HMWS from wild relative to bread wheat through radiation

hybridization – Ms. Apurva, M.Sc. Biotechnology student (Supervisor: Dr.

Rahul Kumar)

6. Nutritional quality and value addition of some parental lines and hybrids of

pearl millet by Miss Ramandeep Kaur, M.Sc. Food Technology student

(Supervisor: Dr. Shilpa Sharma)

7. Development and quality evaluation of apple cider by Miss Bhawana

Gahtori, M.Sc. Food Technology student (Supervisor: Dr. Shilpa Sharma)

8. Production, purification and application of fungal phytases by Mr.

Abhishake Saxena Ph.D. Biotechnology student (Supervisor: Dr. Vinod

Kumar Sangwan)

9. Diversity of agriculturally beneficial endophytic microbes from cereal crops

and their assessment for biological nitrogen fixation by Ms Kusam Lata

Rana, Ph.D student (Supervisor: Dr. Ajar Nath Yadav)

10. Nutritional and antinutritional profiling of biofortified staple cereals

under phytase treatment by Ms. Shailja Verma M.Sc. Biotechnology

student (Supervisor: Dr. Vinod Kumar Sangwan)

11. Nutritional evaluation and development of food products from foxtail

millet by Amandeep Kaur Pantla M.Sc. Food Technology Student

(Supervisor: Dr. Punesh Sangwan)

12. Nutritional evaluation and development of food products from

different cultivars of finger millet (Eleucine corcana) by Arshdeep

Kaur M.Sc. Food Technology student (Supervisor: Dr. Krishan

Kumar)

13. Marker assisted breeding for powdery mildew resistance in

predominant Pea cultivar of Himachal Pradesh by Robinsh Kamboj

M.Sc. Biotechnology student (Supervisor: Dr. Sushma Sharma).

14. Nutritional evaluation and development of food products from

different cultivars of Oats (Avena sativa ) by Divya Chauhan M.Sc.

Food Technology student (Supervisor: Dr. Krishan Kumar)

j) Re fre she r course /s atte nded by faculty: 01 (By Dr. Sushma Sharma)

7. List o f labo rato rie s e stablishe d and e quipme nts purchase d (2 015 -16 )

(A bo ve Rs . 20,0 00/—)

Name of Equipme nt Co st (R s.)

BOD Incubator Shaker Sanco Make SAN137 10 cu ft 875 by 570

by550 mm

98,000

Laminar Air Flow Horizontal 3 by 2 by2 wooden with SS working

bench

49,000

Vortex Shaker SAN159 with three attachments 26,000

Centrifuge Remi R24 with 50 ml and 2 ml rotors 2,40000

Autoclave Cooker type SAN101 4,9500

Oven Universal 455 by 455 by 455 mm SAN125 67,900

Electronic Weighing balance 220 gm Citizen CY220 10,800

Binocular Microscope Olympus Magnus MS24 23,400

Automatic Distillation Unit All Glass JSGW Cat No 425 5 Lt capacity Double Distillation with Thermal sensor and auto cut off

29,500

Colorimeter Elico CL223 Microcontroller based with 8 filters 26,000

Food Extruder 2,99,750

Planetary Mixer 52,800

Boiler 2,98,000

Fruit Juice Extractor 27,800

Fruit crusher 23,500

Hydraulic Press 46,000

Fruit Pulper 34,950

Steam jacketed Kettle 65,000

Refrigerator 27,000

Microwave oven 17,140

Electronic Balance 1,19,000

Serological water bath 45,600

Vacuum Oven 52,800

Spectrophotometer 59,000

pH meter 29,000

Autoclave 73,800

Shrink packaging 78,500

Laminar air-flow 50,000

Incubator Shaker 1,04500

Phase contrast microscope 4,30,000

BOD incubator 73,000

Form, filling, sealing machine 3,66,000

Deep Freezer 29,000

Noodle, Pasta Machine 78000

Fermentation cabinet 59000

Baking oven 87,500

Lovibond Tintometer 457000

Thermocycler 440000

SDS-PAGE assembly 260000

Dough Mixer 51000

Flour Mill 48000

Baking Oven 95000

Fermentation chamber 144000

Multipurpose Centrifuge 595000

Inverted Microscope 185000

Biosafety cabinet 185000

Food Extruder 2,99,750

Planetary Mixer 52,800

Boiler 2,98,000

Fruit Juice Extractor 27,800

Fruit crusher 23,500

Hydraulic Press 46,000

Fruit Pulper 34,950

Steam jacketed Kettle 65,000

Refrigerator 27,000

Microwave oven 17,140

Electronic Balance 1,19,000

Serological water bath 45,600

Vacuum Oven 52,800

Spectrophotometer 59,000

pH meter 29,000

Autoclave 73,800

Shrink packaging 78,500

Laminar air-flow 50,000

Incubator Shaker 1,04500

Phase contrast microscope 4,30,000

BOD incubator 73,000

Form, filling, sealing machine 3,66,000

Deep Freezer 29,000

Noodle, Pasta Machine 78000

Fermentation cabinet 59000

Baking oven 87,500

Lovibond Tintometer 4,57000

8. Ex tra-curricular activitie s: Students of Akal College of Agriculture have

participated in various events of events such as Eternal Youth club, sports club,

cultural activities, tree plantation, EU fest-2015,

9. Future plans and visio n: To work for the overall development of Eternal University

especially Akal College of Agriculture in terms of teaching, research and extension

activities (Visio n do cume nt attache d he re with).

A KAL COLLEGE OF ED UCATION

1. Intro ductio n:

Under the aegis of the Eternal University, Akal College of Education is the premier

institute exclusively for girl students who would like to excel and make their career in the

field of education.

There are-of late –many innovative changes in the school education system in India bringing

about radical changes in the pedagogy and approaches to primary and the secondary

education. We have adopted these practices in our schools at Baru Sahib and these provide

unique, first hand and in-depth learning environment not only for the students but also the

budding teachers-particularly during their school internship.

Our B.Ed. programme is very well supported by experienced and competent faculty, well

equipped library and various laboratories.

2. De g ree being awarde d: - 30 students

3. Stre ng th of stude nts (2 015-1 6): - 14

4. Acade mic e xcellence :

a) List of Faculty me mbe rs - 10

Names of faculty members- Dr Ravinder Pal Kaur,Dr. Jaswant Singh,Ms.

Raina Bhatia, Ms. Sarabjeet Kaur, Mr. Kawaljeet Singh,Mr. Satwant Singh,

Ms. Varsha Midha, Mr. Suresh Kumar, Ms. Vandana and Mr. Pardeep Kumar

b) Vis iting faculty

1) Dr. Juss Kaur Magon, International Education Consultant, McGill

University, Canada

2) Prof. Bruce M. Shore, Professor Emeritus of Educational Psychology, McGill

University, Canada

3) Ms. Subha, Education Consultant

4) Ms. Mansa Pandey, Education Consultant

c) Le ft out - 04

Dr. G.S.Sehgal, Ms. Rajni Sharma, Ms. Smiriti Mudgel, Mr. Anupam Sharma

d) Ne w Appointme nts - 04

Dr. Jaswant Singh , Ms. Varsha Midha, Mr. Suresh Kumar, Ms. Vandana

5. Acade mic Re sults: - 100%

6. Achie vements:

a) Faculty participation on conferences/Seminars/Workshops

International Level – National Level – State Level

Faculty- Dr. Jaswant Sing h

Co nfe re nce s Atte nde d

• Attended Conference on Fostering 21st Century Pedagogical Skills from14th

October to 17th

October, 2015 Organized by Akal College of Education,

Eternal University, Baru Sahib (Himachal Pradesh).

Faculty-Ms. Raina Bhatia

Publicatio ns:

• Bhatia, Raina (2015).Value and peace education: Need of hour in higher

education institutions,ISBN:978-93-82884-32-3

Pape r Pre se ntation/C onfe re nce s Atte nde d

• Attended Conference on Fostering 21st Century Pedagogical Skills from14th

October to 17th October, 2015 Organized by Akal College of Education, Eternal

University, Baru Sahib (Himachal Pradesh).

• Presented paper on Communication Skill and Personality Development in

International Seminar on Role of Communication Skill in transforming knowledge

Dated:- 01/10/2015 organized by DDM Sai College of Education, Himachal

Pradesh University

• Attended & Organized 1st International Conference on Fostering 21

st Century

Pedagogical Skills from 14th October to 17

th October, 2015 by Akal College of

Education, Eternal University, Baru Sahib (Himachal Pradesh)and co-organized

by McGill University. Canada.

Faculty-Mr. K awalje e t Sing h

Confe re nce s/Worksho p Atte nde d

• Attended Conference on Fostering 21st Century Pedagogical Skills from 14th

October to 17th

October, 2015 Organized by Akal College of Education, Eternal

University, Baru sahib (Himachal Pradesh).

• Attended workshop on Cambridge International School Curriculum from 16th

February to 20th February, 2016 Organized by Akal Academy, Baru Sahib

(Himachal Pradesh).

Faculty- Dr. J aswant Sing h

Confe re nce s Atte nde d

• Attended Conference on Fostering 21st Century Pedagogical Skills

from14th October to 17

th October, 2015 Organized by Akal College of

Education, Eternal University, Baru Sahib (Himachal Pradesh).

b) Publicatio ns - 01

c) No. of Co nfe re nce s/Se minars/Wo rk shop Organize d (2 015 -16): - 01

7. Sports Activitie s :

Outdoor Game-Basket Ball, Volley Ball, Hockey

Indoor Games- Table Tennis, Chess, Badminton

Co-Curricular Activities-Celebration of National and International Festivals

• Club Activities- Students are divided into various clubs (Journal club,

Sports club, literary club, Seva Club, Eco club and Save Energy club)

• Following Activities are done by above mentioned Clubs:-

1. Journal club-Paper presentation on “Te ache r Education- Today and

To morro w” , Group Discussion on “Rig ht to Education Act-2 009 ”,

Presentation on Action Research.

2. Literary Club- Drama on social issues, Rangoli & Bouquet making

competition, Display board decoration competition.

3. Eco club- Environment awareness in nearby village, Plantation Drive, Poster Making Competition.

4. Seva club- Helping patients in Hospital, P reparation of Meal in ‘Langar’,

Cleanliness of Gurudwara.

5. Save Energy club- Organizing energy conservation rally to sensitize children

and community, Poster making on topics “ Ene rgy conse rv ation-a v is ion o f

future ” , P resentations on Save Energy Resources, Models Making

Competition on Energy Conservation.

AKAL C OLLEGE OF H EALTH & ALLIED SCIENC ES

N URSING

1. Introductio n:

Akal College of Nursing was established in the year 2008 by the Kalgidhar

Trust Baru Sahib and was approved by the Himachal Pradesh Nursing Registration

Council and Indian Nursing Council, New Delhi. Since then the college is offering

B.Sc. Nursing (4 year) course admitting 60 students annually to train and prepare

professionally competent and dedicated nurse, imbibed with the spirit of service to

humanity and capable of facing various challenges while rendering nursing care at

primary, secondary and territory levels.

Akal College of Nursing, the first college in Himachal Pradesh was accredited by the

President of Indian Nursing council, New Delhi vide Resolution No.

138/02/August/2008 of dated 14th October 2008 & approved by H.P . Registration

Council. The institution is also accredited by the Indian Nursing council, New Delhi

for M.Sc. Nursing Programme with intake capacity of 20 seats from 2013-14.

So far, it is the only Nursing College in Himachal Pradesh offering M.Sc.

Nursing Programme.

Akal College of Nursing strives to provide value based scientific education, and to

develop skills for achieving the highest level of professional competence and to

inculcate the qualities of disciplined living, honesty, integrity, diligence and

dedication so that the Nursing students should become outstanding nurses & global

citizens with the nerves of steel and compassionate heart.

(Exis ting Course s - B .Sc. Nursing with 60 se ats & M.Sc. Nurs ing with 2 0 se ats )

2. De g rees Be ing A warde d:

• 2008 Batch – 33 Students

• 2009 Batch – 46 Students

• 2010 Batch – 58 Students

• 2011 Batch – 57 Students

To tal=19 4

3. Stre ng th of Stude nts:

• In B.Sc. Nursing – 22 8 s tude nts

• In M.Sc. Nursing – 28 s tude nts

4. Acade mic Exce lle nce :

a) List of Faculty Me mbe rs

Sr.

No. Name D e s ig natio n

1 Mrs. Ranjit Kaur Principal

2 Mrs. Sujana Chakravarty Professor

3 Mr. Chithravel V. Associate Professor

4 Mrs. Rekha B. Assistant Professor

5 Mrs. Rose Marry Assistant Professor

6 Mr. Libin Assistant Professor

7 Mrs. Vijimol .G Assistant Professor

8 Ms. Kiran Khasa Assistant Professor

9 Ms. Satwinder Kaur Assistant Professor

10 Ms. Kalpana Thakur Nursing Tutor

11 Ms. Jasneet Kaur Nursing Tutor

12 Ms. Deepika Nursing Tutor

13 Ms. Simarjeet Kaur Nursing Tutor

14 Ms. Gurjeevan Kaur Nursing Tutor

15 Ms. Sumanpreet Kaur Nursing Tutor

16 Ms. Komal Rana Nursing Tutor

17 Mrs. Preeti Thakur Nursing Tutor

18 Ms. Amita Kumari Nursing Tutor

19 Ms. Neeraj Bhatt Nursing Tutor

20 Ms. Richa Shastry Nursing Tutor

21 Ms. Suchpreet Kaur Nursing Tutor

22 Ms. Kavita Verma Nursing Tutor

23 Ms. Nitasha Sharma Nursing Tutor

24 Ms. Vidhi Paul Nursing Tutor

25 Ms. Navjeet kaur Nursing Tutor

26 External Faculty Subject

27 Dr. D. K. Sharma Statistics

28 Dr. Gupta Psychology

29 Dr. B.S. Sohal Environment Science

30 Ms. Shelvie English

b) Vis iting Faculty

Sr.

No . N ame De s ignation

1 Dr. Jill Derstine Associate Clinical Professor

2 Dr. Mary Lou McHugh Associate Clinical Professor

3 Dr. Rocky Rocstraw Assistant Clinical Professor

4 Mr. Brain Fasolka Assistant Clinical Professor

5 Dr. Sandra A. Friedman Assistant Clinical Professor

6 Dr. Cheryl Portwood Assistant Clinical Professor

7 Dr. Bobby Postmontier Assistant Clinical Professor

8 Dr. Linda Wilson

Assistant Dean Special Projects,

Simulation & CNE

Accreditation

9 Ms. Diana Assistant Clinical Professor

c) Le ft out

Sr.

No . Name De signation Re marks

1 Mrs. R. Nimmi Assistant Professor Moved to Bangalore (Family

Issues)

2 Mrs. Suguna Assistant Professor Selected in Government Sector

3 Mrs. Viji Assistant Professor Selected as Lieutenant in Army

4 Ms. Sharon Assistant Professor For Matrimonial Reason

5 Mr. Nicholas Lecturer Immigrant to Canada

6 Mr. Anish Lecturer Better job opportunity at his

native place

7 Ms. Kiranjeet Kaur Lecturer For Matrimonial Reason

8 Ms. Mahima Clinical Instructor Pursuing M.Sc. Nursing

9 Ms. Shivani Clinical Instructor Selected in Government Sector

10 Ms. Kanika Clinical Instructor Left because of Mother’s

service

11 Ms. Pariksha Clinical Instructor Selected in Government Sector

12 Ms. Vandana Clinical Instructor Selected in Government Sector

13 Ms. Priya Clinical Instructor Pursuing M.Sc. Nursing

14 Ms. Varsha Nursing Tutor Government Job in SSB

15 Ms. Ramandeep Nursing Tutor Selected in AIIMS

d) Ne w Appointme nts

Sr.

No . Name De sig natio n

1 Ms. Priya Sharma Clinical Instructor

2 Mrs. Viji Mol Assistant Professor

3 Ms. Kalpana Thakur Nursing Tutor

4 Ms. Varsha Nursing Tutor

5 Ms. Ramandeep Kaur Nursing Tutor

6 Ms. Deepika Sethi Clinical Instructor

7 Ms. Kavita Varma Clinical Instructor

8 Ms. Nitasha Sharma Clinical Instructor

9 Ms. Vidhi Paul Clinical Instructor

10 Mr. Libin Joseph Assistant Professor

11 Ms. Jasneet Kaur Nursing Tutor

12 Ms. Suchpreet Kaur Clinical Instructor

13 Ms. Navjeet Kaur Clinical Instructor

14 Ms. Simarjeet Kaur Nursing Tutor

15 Mrs. Rose Mary Assistant Professor

5. Acade mic Re sults

• B.Sc. Nursing 2011 Batch – 1 00 %

• B.Sc. Nursing 2012Batch – 97 .9 %

• B.Sc. Nursing 2013 Batch – 9 6.6 %

• B.Sc. Nursing 2014 Batch – 9 3.3 %

• M.Sc. Nursing 2014 Batch – 1 00 %

6. Achie v e me nts:

a) Faculty participatio n on C onfe re nce /Se minar/Wo rk shops

Atte nde d by: As Org anize rs Wo rk shop/C onfe re nce

Mrs. Ranjit Kaur (Principal),

P rof. Sujana Chakravarty,

Mr. Chithravel,

Mrs. Rekha B.,

Mr. Libin Joseph, Mrs. Viji Mol,

Ms. Satwinder Kaur,

Ms. Kalpana,

Ms. Varsha,

Ms. Ramandeep Kaur,

Ms. Jasneet Kaur,

Mrs. Gurjeevan Kaur, Ms. Sumanpreet Kaur,

Ms. Komal Rana,

Ms. Preeti,

Ms. Amita,

Ms. Neeraj,

2 2nd

to 2 3rd

J une 2015

“Critical Care Nursing, Intense In-depth

Overview”.

2 nd Octo be r 2 015

“Re-emergence of T.B. in India”.

3 rd to 4th October 20 15

“Innovations in Nursing Education and Practice”.

Ms. Richa,

Ms. Kavita,

Ms. Nitasha,

Ms. Vidhi.

2. Ms. Simarjeet Kaur

(As Resource Person)

• Seminar on “Euphoria to Death: Substance

Abuse”, Topic-Alcoholism.

• Seminar on “Sunset Years: Challenges and

Dilemmas” , Topic-CVA.

• Seminar on “Cultural Hypocrisy” on

Topic-Women Empowerment.

• Seminar on “Trends and Issues in

Nursing…A Force for Change” on topic-

Translational Research for quality

Outcome.

• International Conference on “New Trends

in Educational Research” on Topic-

Research on MCH Services.

Co nfe re nce proce e ding s

5th inte rnational co nfe re nce on “ Innovatio ns in N ursing Educatio n and

Practice ” O ct 3rd

& 4th

20 15

Introductio n

Akal College of nursing, Eternal University organized 5th International

conference on 3rd

and 4th

Oct 2015. The theme of the conference was “Innovations

in Nursing education and Practice”. Mrs. Kaushalya Chaudhary, Registrar

Himachal Pradesh Nurses Registration Council was the chief guest of the

conference. About 236 delegates, 14 resource persons, 12 chairpersons including

executive director & president of Nursing Research Society of India, HODs,

Deans, Professors and Principals of different colleges came from different parts of

the globe like, USA, New Delhi, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Telangana, Madhya

Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chandigarh, Punjab Orissa, Uttarakhand and Himachal

Pradesh.

On Oct. 2nd

2015 one day Pre-conference workshop on “Re-emergence of

Tuberculosis in India” was organized at the main auditorium of the Eternal

University. Dr H S Chauhan, Dean cum Professor Akal School of Public Health ,

Eternal University gave a brief and comprehensive overview on re-emergence of

Tuberculosis in India. The other resource persons who had full sessions on were,

Prof. Sandeep Kaur, DMC&H Ludhiana, Punjab, Prof. Krishna Chauhan, College

of Nursing, IGMC, Shimla, Himachal Pradesh, Dr Shama Lahumi, principal,

Shivalik College of Nursing, Shimla, Himachal Pradesh, Prof. Ramandeep Kaur,

Director cum Principal, College of Nursing, Desh Bhagat University, Gobindgarh,

Punjab, and others from different parts of Himachal Pradesh.

Day one - 3rd

Oct 2 01 5

The first day of the conference consisted of three plenary sessions. Ple nary se ssion-I

was initiated under the chairmanship of Dr Jill B. Derstine Ed.D, RN, FAAN, Dr.

Sandhya Ghai (Principal, NINE Chandigarh) and Professor Triza Jiwan with the sub-

theme “Trends in modern Nursing Education.” Dr. Diane D. Depew, Assistant

Professor, Drexel University, USA, presented her topic on “Technology, simulation

and Education.”Dr Sandhya Ghai stressed the importance of bed side experience to all

either working in Clinical field or in College of nursing as teaching faculty. Dr. Triza

Jiwan congratulated the presenter and added that the presence of students in class is

must; non-attending certifications should be avoided to enhance skills of the students

Dr. AV Raman, Director Westfort College of Nursing, Trissur, Kerala presented her

topic on “Innovation advancement: Nursing Education. She pointed out that uplifting

the nursing profession and streamlining of a job description at the central ministerial

level is to be followed vigorously. Next, Dr. Suresh K Sharma, Principal, College of

Nursing, AIIMS Rishikesh put light on the topic Status of Nursing/Midwifery

Education and Practice. He emphasized the lacking of Nursing Practice Regulatory

Act impacted a whole lot into the nursing education and practice. Professor Renuka

Das, Principal, CON, Gwalior talked about Fostering innovative models of Nursing

Education to address the changing needs in health care. Concurrent sessions were also

carried out in the Auditorium in which oral paper presentations were done under the

chairmanship of Dr. Satwant Baltej, Former Dean ACN BaruSahib, Dr. Rajinder

Mahal, Principal, Mohan Dai CON, Ludhiana and Dr. Sushma K Saini, Lecture,

NINE, PGIMER, Chandigarh. In this session 5 poster presentations and 25 oral paper

presentations were done.

Ple nary se ss ion-II was initiated with the sub-theme “Transforming Nursing

Education” under the Chairmanship of Dr. Marylou McHugh, Dr. Kanwaljit

Gill. P resentation was initiated by Dr. Jogindrawati Gupta, Principal, Shri

Guru Harkishan CON, Sohana, Mohali on the topic “Value based curriculum

and Evidence Based Practice in Nursing”. Dr. Prakasamma, Executive

Director, Academy for Nursing Studies and Women's Empowerment Research

Studies, Hyderabad was next continuing with plenary session-II. Fortifying

staff development, Nursing Education and challenge on Non-attending

program certification was covered by Dr. Sister Anne, Principal, Vijay Marie

College of Nursing, Hyderabad.

Ple nary se ss ion-III included the sub-theme “Co llabo rativ e Te aching

Le arning”. Ms. Amiteshwar Kaur, representing Dr. Raman Kalia, Principal,

Saraswati Nursing Institute, Morinda, Kurali, Punjab discussed regarding the

importance and practical success of Interdisciplinary collaboration in Nursing

Education and practice. After completion of plenary session-III the cultural

e v e was initiated with the presentation of traditional Ganesh Vandana,

Choreography and mime by Akal College of Nursing students. A role play on

De-addiction was showcased by the students of Akal academy in the end.

Re so lutio ns of the day:

1. Streamlining of job description of nurses and so uplifting of the

profession in the country- Dr. AV Raman, Director Westfort College

of Nursing, Trissur, Kerala

2. Draft on Nursing Practice Act to be prepared by Dr. Suresh K Sharma,

Principal, College of Nursing, AIIMS Rishikesh, which was seconded

by Dr. AV Raman, Director Westfort College of Nursing, Trissur,

Kerala.

Day two- 4th Oct 20 15

The sessions of day two started with panel discussion on “ Nurs ing

Education: Limite d re source s , Unlimite d C ommitme nt.” Moderator for

panel discussion was Dr. Triza Jiwan and Chairperson was Dr. Usha Ukande.

Panelist included Dr. Sister Anne, Principal, Vijay Marie College of Nursing,

Hyderabad, India, Mr. Yaythee, Research Fellow, ICMR, Assistant Professor,

OmayalAchi CON, Chennai, Ms. Sunita Verma, Former Registar, HPNRC,

Dr. Sunita Sharma, Lecturer, NINE, PGIMER, Chandigarh and Dr. Amarjeet

Kaur Sandhu, Principal, Ambika college of Nursing Kharar (Mohali). Dr.

Triza and Dr.Ukande introduced the panellists. Sr. Anne introduced the topic

and talked about various scenarios in response to question asked by

Chairperson.

After the panel discussion mementos were presented to the dignitaries and

resource persons.

A replica of teaching- learning process which is employed effectively in

Akal college of Nursing was demonstrated at the stage. To which Dr.

Prakasamma, Executive Director, Academy for Nursing Studies and Women's

Empowerment Research Studies, Hyderabad added that student-centered role

play based teaching should be given more emphasis to get more and effective

participation of the students.

Re solutio ns of the day:

1. Holistic nursing education and practice- Dr Sister Anne, Principal, Vijay Marie

College of Nursing, Hyderabad.

2. Students cantered role play based teaching should be given more emphasis to get

more and effective participation of the students- Dr. Prakasamma, Executive Director,

ANSWERS (Academy for Nursing Studies and Women's Empowerment Research

Studies), Hyderabad

Mrs. Ranjeet kaur, Principal, Akal College of Nursing announced the results of oral

paper presentation. Ms. Jasneet Kaur, Nursing Tutor, Akal College of Nursing got the first

position. Ms. Kalyani Nath, Kalinga College of Nursing Bhuvneshwar had the 2nd position

and Ms. Ramandeep kaur, Nursing tutor, Akal College of nursing got the 3rd position. In

poster presentation Mr. Gokul, Student of MPH, Eternal University got first position and Ms.

Tripuma, student of MPH, Eternal University got 2nd position.

The formal announcement of 6th international conference for year 2016 was announced

by Mrs. Ranjeet kaur, Principal, Akal College of Nursing, the suggested themes by Dr Jill

was, “ the art of mentoring- research and role of a nurse” and “ measurement of quality care

in nursing”. A second sub theme for the conference suggested by Dr. Sunita Sharma was,

“Bridging the gap between theory and practice in nursing”.

The 5th

international conference ended with Vote of thanks delivered by Mrs. Ranjit kour,

Principal, Akal College of Nursing, Eternal University, Baru Sahib.

b) Re se arch funds sanctio ne d and re ce ive d from v arious funding age ncie s Go vt.,

Industrie s and Org anizatio ns:

• Grant of Rs. 7 5,00 0/- received from Indian Council of Medical Research to

organized 4th Inte rnatio nal Confe re nce held on October 2014 on theme

“Gynecology & Obstetrical Nursing, New Insight into Research Diagnosis and

Clinical Care”.

• Grant of Rs. 1,75 ,0 00 /- received from Science & Engineering Research Board

to organized 4th

Inte rnatio nal Co nfe re nce held on October 2014 on theme

“Gynecology & Obstetrical Nursing, New Insight Into Research Diagnosis and

Clinical Care”.

• Grant of Rs. 5 0,00 0/- received from Council of Scientific & Industrial

Research (CSIR) to organized 4th

Inte rnatio nal Co nfe re nce held on October

2014 on theme “Gynecology & Obstetrical Nursing, New Insight into

Research Diagnosis and Clinical Care”.

• Grant of Rupees 50 ,0 00 /- received from Indian Council of Medical Research

to organizing 5th Inte rnatio nal Co nfe re nce held on October 2015 on theme

“Innovations in Nursing Education and Practice”.

• Income Generated in 5 th Inte rnatio nal Co nfe re nce (2 01 5) = Rs. 2,1 2,30 0/-

c) No . o f Co nfe re nces/Seminars /Wo rk shops o rg anize d (2 01 5-16)

• Pre-conference symposium on Substance Abuse & De-addiction, Workshop

on HIV/AIDS held on 10th October 2014.

• 1st International Conference on “Nursing Informatics” held on 10, 11 October

2011.

• 2nd International Conference on “Global Nursing” held on 1st & 2nd December

2012.

• 3rd International Conference on “Innovative Trends on Community Health

Nursing” held on 5th & 6th October 2013.

• 4th International Conference on “Gynecology & Obstetrical Nursing, New

Insight into Research Diagnosis and Clinical Care” held on 11th & 12

th

October 2014.

• 5th International Conference on “Innovations in Nursing Education and

Practice” held on October 2015.

d) No . o f e xte nsion activ itie s o rganize d

� List o f re se arch pro je cts take n by s tude nts

� B.Sc. Nursing 3rd

ye ar

Sr.

No.

Gro up

No. R e se arch State me nts R e se arch Guide

1 Group-1

An exploratory study to assess level of

utilization of Maternal and Child Health

services (MCH) provided by HP Government

among Adult women ( age group 18 to 45

years) residing in Dimber,Nanu and Bhanog

(Dist. Sirmour), HP.

Ms. Jasneet Kaur

2 Group-2

A descriptive study to assess the level of

knowledge regarding blood glucose

monitoring among internship students in Akal

College of Nursing, Baru Sahib, H.P. 2015-16

Ms. Deepika Sethi

3 Group-3

A descriptive study to assess the knowledge regarding personal protective equipments

among labor workers in Baru Sahib, dist.

Sirmour (HP)

2015-16..

Ms. Simarjeet

Kaur

4

Group-4

A descriptive study to assess the knowledge

regarding food hygiene among mess workers in Baru Sahib with a view to develop an

information booklet on food hygiene.

Ms. Kalpana

Thakur

5 Group-5

A descriptive study to assess the impact of

mobile phone on self -reported behavior

changes among under-graduated students

(aged 18-25yrs) of Eternal University, Baru Sahib Dist. Sirmour HP.

Mrs. Satwinder

Kaur

6 Group-6

A descriptive study to assess the knowledge

regarding the importance of Breast Self -

examination among the age group young

adults in Eternal University Baru Sahib in

Dist. Sirmour HP. (2015).

Mrs. Viji Mol

7

Group-7

A descriptive study to assess the level of

knowledge and attitude regarding the

HIV/AIDS among B.Tech students in

Eternal University Baru-Sahib with the

view to develop an Information booklet.

Mr. Libin Joseph

8 Group-8

A descriptive study to assess the mother’s

knowledge regarding feeding practices of

under five children in selected rural areas in

Dist. Sirmour. HP. 2015

Mrs.Rekha.B

� B.Sc. Nursing 4th

ye ar

Sr.

No. Group No . Re se arch State me nts Re se arch Guide

1 I

A descriptive study of assess the level of

internet addiction on health among the students

of Eternal University, Baru Sahib

Mr. Chithravel

2 II

A comparative study to assess the attitude on

“nursing as a service” between 1st year and 4

th

year nursing students at selected college of nursing, H.P

Mr. Libin Joseph

3 III

A descriptive study to assess the knowledge

regarding preventing of nosocomial infection

among B.Sc Nursing 1st year students in Akal

College of Nursing

Ms. Jasneet Kaur

4 IV

A descriptive study to assess the knowledge

and attitude regarding organ donation among

B.Sc Nursing students in Akal College of

Nursing , Baru Sahib

Ms. Kiran Khasa

5 V

A descriptive study to assess the knowledge

and attitude towards blood donation among

university students residing in Baru Sahib

(H.P)

Ms. Deepika Sethi

6 VI

A study to assess the perception of body image

on self-esteem among adolescent girls in Baru

Sahib (H.P)

Ms. Kalpana

Thakur

� M.Sc. N ursing 2nd

ye ar

Sr.

No . N ame Proble m State me nts

1 Ms

Ambika

A pre-experimental study to assess the effectiveness of Pelvic Floor

Muscle Exercise on practices to control dribbling of urine among

Kapila women in selected villages of Tehsil Sangrah District Sirmour,

Himachal Pradesh.

2 Bharti

A Quasi experimental study to assess the effectiveness of cartoon

animation videos on level of pain during IV cannulation to children

aged 5-12 years admitted in IGMC hospital Shimla, Himachal

Pradesh.

3 Deepika

Rana

A study to evaluate the effectiveness of structure teaching programme

on knowledge regarding physiological changes among the

premenopausal women in selected villages of distt . Hamirpur (H.P) .

4 Ms. Gurjyot

Kaur

A descriptive study to assess awareness of risk and measures to

prevent uterine prolapse among young married women in selected

villages of District Sirmour, H.P .

5 Nancy

An epidemiological study to assess Bone Mineral Density and its

association with contributing factors among pre-menopausal and post-

menopausal women in selected villages of District Shimla (HP)

6 Neena

Devi Jagta

A comparative study to assess the maternal and new born outcomes

through assisted delivery versus normal delivery in selected hospital

in Shimla, Himachal Pradesh.

7 Niharika

A methodological study for construction and implementation of

quality of oncology nursing care scale to assess the quality of nursing

care experienced by the patients undergoing cancer treatment at

regional cancer hospital Shimla H.P.

8 Parvati

A quasi experimental study to assess the effectiveness of helfer skin

tap technique on pain reduction during IM injection attending

immunization clinic at IGMC hospital Shimla H.P

9

Ms.

Pratibha

Khagta

A descriptive study to assess the knowledge and measures adopted by

adults to prevent Diabetes mellitus in selected villages of District

Sirmour, Himachal Pradesh.

10 Rashmi An exploratory study on birth preparedness among Primigravida

women at Nahan hospital district Sirmaur

11 Renu Bala

“A pre experimental study to assess the effectiveness of hot

application on lumbosacral region during first stage of birthing on

pain reduction among primi gravida women in selected hospital

shimla h.p.”

12

Ms.

Sangeeta

A descriptive study to assess awareness and practices of diabetic

patient for prevention of foot ulcer in igmc hospital shimla.

13 Ms. Sangeeta

Sharma

A descriptive study of awareness and practices of women aged 25-40

years about prevention of breast cancer in selected villages of District

Sirmour, Himachal Pradesh.

14 Shashi

Kiran

A descriptive study to assess the measures adopted by mothers to

reduce behavioral problems among children aged 6-12 years in

selected urban areas of district Shimla, Himachal Pradesh.

15 Sonika

Sharma

A pre experimental study to assess the effectiveness of planned

teaching programme on knowledge and attitude regarding health

hazards of junk food among secondary school students in selected

schools, Distt. Sirmour (H.P)

16 Suman

Kumari

A descriptive study to assess awareness and practices of patients with

cancer to prevent mucositis in Regional Cancer Hospital, Shimla,

Himachal Pradesh.

17 Vijay

Kumari

A descriptive study to assess the knowledge and skill regarding

urinary catheterization among nurse beginners in selected wards at

IGMC Shimla (Himachal Pradesh).

18 Ms. Isha

A pre-experimental study to assess the effectiveness of planned

teaching programme on knowledge and attitude regarding prevention

of obesity among adolescent girls in selected schools of Joginder

Nagar, Mandi district, Himachal Pardesh.

7. Sports Activ itie s :

Following Sports Activities has been organized in 2015-16)

• Kho-Kho

• Basket Ball

• Volley Ball

• Long Jump

• Short Jump

• Relay Race

• 100 Meter Race

• 200 Meter Race

The prizes have given to the winners on 8th

Annual Day (May-2015).

8. Ex tra-curricular Activitie s:

Months D ate s Clubs Community Vis its Activ itie s

August

8th

Literary club Community visit of 1st

year Story writing competition

22nd

Sewa2 club Community visit of 2nd

year Interfaith Activity

29th Sports club Community visit of 3

rd

year Sports day

Se ptember

5th

Cultural club Community visit of 4th

year Teacher’s day

12th Sewa club

Community visit of 1st

year Interfaith Activity

19th Academic club

Community visit of 2nd

year

Demonstration of common

first aid techniques in community on first aid day

26th Academic club

Community visit of 3rd

year

Panel discussion on World

Alzheimer’s day

Octo be r

3rd Academic club Community visit of 4

th

year

Seminar on Day of Older

Person

10th

-11th

Academic club 5

th International

Conference

17th Academic club

Community visit of 1st

year

Role play on World Girl

Child Day

24th Academic club Community visit of 2

nd

year

Seminar on World Arthritis

Day

31st Academic club

Community visit of 3rd

year Quiz on Current affairs

No vembe r 7th

Sports club Community visit of 4th

year Volley ball competition

14th Academic club Community visit of 1

st

year

Diagnostic survey &

dietary management on

World Diabetes day( in morning

Swach Bharat Abhiyan on

World Toilet Day (Baru

Sahib Complex) (it is on

19th Nov. but will be

celebrated on 14th

Nov. as

Saturday activity in evening)

21st Sewa club

Community visit of 2nd

year Interfaith Activity

28th Cultural club

Community visit of 3rd

year

Seminar on international

day of elimination of

violence against women (it is on 25th Nov. but it

will be celebrated on 28th

Nov. as Saturday activity)

De ce mbe r

5th

Academic club Community visit of 4th

year

Rally/Nukkad play on

World AIDS Day

(Solan/Rajgarh)

12th Academic club

Community visit of 1st

year

Panel discussion on Day of

people with disability

19th 1

st PTM

January

16th Literary club

Community visit of 2nd

year Poetry competition

23rd Cultural club Community visit of 3

rd

year Best class decoration

30th Academic club

Community visit of 4th

year

Seminar on World Leprosy

day

Fe bruary

6th

Academic club Community visit of 1

st

year

Seminar on treatment

modalities of cancer on

World Cancer Day

13th Sewa club Community visit of 2

nd

year Interfaith Activity

20th Academic club

Community visit of 3rd

year G.K Quiz

27th Literary club Community visit of 4

th

year

Singing competition

(patriotic songs)

March

5th

Academic club Community visit of 1st

year

Panel Discussion on World

Day of Fight Against

Sexual Exploitation

12th Academic club

Community visit of 2nd

year

International Women’s

Day & World Kidney Day

19th Sewa club Community visit of 3

rd

year Interfaith Activity

26th Academic club

Community visit of 4th

year

Rally on World T.B Day

(Baru Sahib Complex)

April 2nd

2nd PT\

+}

3rd Academic club

9th

Annual day/ 4th Annual

Florence Nightingale Quiz

Com

petition

9th

Academic club Community visit of 1

st

year

Theme based project in

community on World

Health Day

16th Academic club Community visit of 2

nd

year

Seminar on World

Hemophilia Day

23rd Academic club

Community visit of 3rd

year

Journal club on World

Malaria Day

30th Sports club Community visit of 4

th

year

Kho-kho, 3 leg race

competition

May

7th Academic club Community visit of 1

st

year

Seminar on World Red

Cross Day

12th Academic club International Nurses Day

14th Sewa club Community visit of 2

nd

year Interfaith Activity

21st Literary club

Community visit of 3rd

year

On the spot painting

competition

28th Literary club Community visit of 4

th

year

Poster making competition

on World No Tobacco Day

June

4th

Academic club Community visit of 1st

year

Rally on World

Environment Day/

(Solan/Rajgarh)

11th Sewa club

Community visit of 2nd

year Interfaith Activity

18th Academic club Community visit of 3

rd

year

Group discussion on

International day against

drug abuse & illicit trafficking

29th

June, 4th

July

Revision

July

5th-14th Preparatory holidays

16th

-

24th

Final exams

18th

july-

2nd

august

Session ending break

Faculty De velopme nt Program

Intro duction

The Faculty Development Program (FDP) is designed for nursing teachers and researchers

working/ studying at Akal college of Nursing, Eternal University, intended to build up a

competent environment of teaching-learning and to inculcate a new learning culture.

Altogether the FDP contributes and develop a community of learners through different

methods to the organizational efficiency.

Obje ctive s and purpo se

The major focus of the FDP is on upgrading the teaching, training, and research skills of

nursing teachers—especially those teachers acquaint and utilize themselves with recent

developments in teaching and research methods. The programme enables participants to

develop competence in general and advanced nursing education as well as in nursing research

and pedagogy. And also aims at equipping teachers with skills and knowledge that are

essential for inculcating entrepreneurial values in students and guiding and monitoring their

progress towards entrepreneurial career.

Me thods and approache s

The FDP relies on a variety of learning settings like classrooms, workshops and seminar, and

a participatory approach to learning. There is an emphasis on the case method of teaching and

learning. Other educational methods such as flipped-class rooms, group discussions, panel

discussions, lectures, small group exercises, management games and presentations are also

used. Computers, statistical kits and audio-visual aids complement these methods.

Participants are also encouraged to develop insights into curriculum planning and academic

administration.

Sche dule

The FDP is scheduled on every Wednesdays in which a topic selected by the faculty,

approved by the principal will be presented by the utilization of different pedagogical

approaches.

2. PEDAGO GICAL INITIATIVES:

Flipped-class room

Project method of learning

Group/ panel discussion

Demonstration method

Case study/ presentation method

Problem based learning

Division of large group of 60 into 30 in size of students strength at same level

Tutorial classes for a small group students in each level

Evidence based practice

Focused Group Discussion

Effective Behaviour Change Communication Strategy in Community Health Nursing

Utilizing different Audio-Visual Aids Updating advanced technology in teaching strategy

Integrating nursing curriculum with Spiritual values

Group projects in research

3. ASSESSMENT BASED ON B LOOM’S TAXON OMY:

Asse ssme nt o f the s tude nts on the basis of thre e do mains (co gnitive ,

affe ctive and psychomo tor domains of B lo om’s Tax onomy)

Remembering

Understanding Lower order learning

Applying

Analysing

Evaluating Higher order learning Creating

a. Cognitive = knowledge assessment

b. Affective = Attitude assessment

c. Psychomotor = Skill assessment

4. PERSO NALITY D EVELOPMENT

Different initiatives intended to develop the personality of the students are,

• Different club activities on every Saturdays

� Literary club

� Peace and harmony club

� Creativity club

� Echo-friendly club

• Co- curricular activities gives a way to enhance the exploration and development

of soft skills, communication skills and other hidden potentials of the students

• Sports Meet conducted annually

• Value based education leads a way to develop conscience and live values to the

students.

• Spiritual learning environment enhancing the nursing skills and personality

features of the students.

5. VA LUE BA SED EDUC ATION:

• Personality development programs.

• Frequent programs on traditional and religious awareness.

• Training for grooming in accordance with religious and cultural views.

• Induction programs on psychological development psychological counselling.

6. CA REER C OUNSELLIN G GUIDANC E

• Senior students are provided with career guidance and counselling programs.

• Campus recruitment in association with hospitals like, Medanta-The Medicity,

Saket City Hospital, Columbia Asia Hospital etc.

• Preparatory program for competitive exams like NCLEX-RN

7. REDRESSA L / GR IEVANC E CELL

• Psychological counselling cell headed by Dr N L Gupta on every Fridays

• Psychological counselling and grievance services by Dr Sukhvinder Singh

8. RESEA RCH AN D DEVELOPMENT

• Group and individual research activities for faculties and students.

• Research resource development.

• Research works done in the community areas of Sirmour District.

9. AC N ALIUMNA ASSO CIA TION

• Alumna meetings for the former students before the convocation.

• Overseas Alumna meetings are proposed.

10. LEARNING MA NAGEMENT SYSTEM

Developing of a new and innovative teaching learning experience to the teachers and

the students by Flipped-class room method.

11. MED ICA L CAMPS

• Four medical camps are conducted in Akal Charitable Hospital every year.

• Students are actively involved in organizing medical camps.

12. COMMU NITY OUTREA CH PRO GRAMS

• Adopted villages in Sirmour District

• Mobilize the medical camps to different villages in Sirmour District.

• Conduct research works in the community areas.

10 . De tails of Place me nts: 92 .9%

Sr.

No . Re g istratio n No . Name o f s tude nt Place of work (92 .9 % Place me nts)

1 BS-11-BHNS-001 Abhilasha Thakur Akal Charitable Hospital, Baru Sahib

2 BS-11-BHNS-002 Aditi Sharma Not Working

3 BS-11-BHNS-003 Amandeep Kaur Columbia Asia, Patiala

4 BS-11-BHNS-004 Amandeep Kaur Drona College of Nursing, Uttrakhand

5 BS-11-BHNS-005 Amanjeet Kaur CI, Drona College of Nursing

6 BS-11-BHNS-006 Amritpal Kaur Canada for Higher Study

7 BS-11-BHNS-007 Anjana Thakur Medanta Medicity, New Delhi

8 BS-11-BHNS-008 Anjana Thakur Drona College of Nursing, Uttrakhand

9 BS-11-BHNS-009 Ankita Verma Shimla Nursing College, Shimla

10 BS-11-BHNS-010 Anu Verma Medanta Medicity, New Delhi

11 BS-11-BHNS-011 Arti Bhardwaj Medanta Medicity, New Delhi

12 BS-11-BHNS-012 Arti Jamta Medanta Medicity, New Delhi

13 BS-11-BHNS-013 Chanderkala Max Hospital, Dehradun

14 BS-11-BHNS-014 Charanpreet K. Not Working

15 BS-11-BHNS-015 Charu Verma Medanta Medicity, New Delhi

16 BS-11-BHNS-016 Deepa Kumari Akal Charitable Hospital, Baru Sahib

17 BS-11-BHNS-017 Deepika Kumari Medanta Medicity, New Delhi

18 BS-11-BHNS-018 Deepali Thakur Medanta Medicity, New Delhi

19 BS-11-BHNS-019 Diksha Chauhan Max Hospital, Dehradun

20 BS-11-BHNS-020 Diksha Kumari Rockland Hospital, New Delhi

21 BS-11-BHNS-021 Dimpal Kumari Medanta Medicity, New Delhi

22 BS-11-BHNS-022 Dimple Thakur Max Hospital, Dehradun

23 BS-11-BHNS-023 Gagandeep Kaur Canada for Higher Study

24 BS-11-BHNS-024 Gurjeet Kaur Akal Charitable Hospital, Baru Sahib

25 BS-11-BHNS-025 Gurmeet Kaur Akal Charitable Hospital, Baru Sahib

26 BS-11-BHNS-026 Harpreet Kaur Preparing IELTS

27 BS-11-BHNS-027 Himani Sharma Modern Nursing College, Shimla

28 BS-11-BHNS-028 Kanchan Bala Apolo Hospital, Kangra

29 BS-11-BHNS-029 Kanika Sharma St. Cathrine’s School of Nursing,

Kanpur, UP

30 BS-11-BHNS-030 Kavita Verma Akal College of Nursing,Baru Sahib

31 BS-11-BHNS-031 Kiran CI, MMU, Mullana

32 BS-11-BHNS-032 Lakhveer Kaur Preparing for IELTS

33 BS-11-BHNS-034 Manmeet Kaur Preparing for IELTS

34 BS-11-BHNS-035 Navjeet Kaur Akal College of Nursing,Baru Sahib

35 BS-11-BHNS-036 Neelam Kumari Not Working

36 BS-11-BHNS-037 Neelam Thakur Akal Charitable Hospital, Baru Sahib

37 BS-11-BHNS-038 Neha Dhiman Indraprastha Hospital, New Delhi

38 BS-11-BHNS-039 Neha Kumari Shimla Nursing College, Shimla

39 BS-11-BHNS-040 Neha Sharma Rockland Hospital, New Delhi

40 BS-11-BHNS-041 Neha Thakur Medanta Medicity, New Delhi

41 BS-11-BHNS-042 Nisha Kumari Fortis Hospital, Mohali

42 BS-11-BHNS-043 Nitasha Sharma Akal College of Nursing,Baru Sahib

43 BS-11-BHNS-044 Pooja Thakur Medanta Medicity, New Delhi

44 BS-11-BHNS-045 Prabhjot Kaur Not Working

45 BS-11-BHNS-047 Priyanka Sharma Modern Nursing College, Shimla

46 BS-11-BHNS-048 Reena Chaudhary Lord Mahavira College of Nursing,

Nalagarh

47 BS-11-BHNS-049 Sakshi Tomar Rockland Hospital, New Delhi

48 BS-11-BHNS-050 Salochna Devi Mukut Hospital Chandigarh

49 BS-11-BHNS-051 Sameeksha Medanta Medicity, New Delhi

50 BS-11-BHNS-052 Sangeeta Thakur Medanta Medicity, New Delhi

51 BS-11-BHNS-054 Simranjeet Kaur Medanta Medicity, New Delhi

52 BS-11-BHNS-055 Supriya Thakur Abhilashi College of Nursing, Mandi

53 BS-11-BHNS-056 Tamanna Sambra Medanta Medicity, New Delhi

54 BS-11-BHNS-057 Taranjit Kaur Fortis Hospital, Mohali

55 BS-11-BHNS-058 Tejinder Kaur Fortis Hospital, Mohali

56 BS-11-BHNS-059 Vidhi Paul Akal College of Nursing,Baru Sahib

57 BS-11-BHNS-060 Vishaly Medanta Medicity, New Delhi

DEPAR TMENT O F PUB LIC HEALTH & HOSPITAL AD MIN ISTRATIO N:

A KAL CO LLEGE OF HEALTH & A LLIED SCIENCES

1. Intro ductio n: (Existing and Ne w Courses starte d):

With the increase of Public Health Problems in all spheres of life world

over, the demand and scope of Public Health Expertise has also increased. By dint

of the fact Eternal University has started two professional courses i.e. Master’s in

Public Health (MPH) and Master’s in Hospital Administration (MHA) of two

years duration each, which are purely residential programmes with effect from the

session of 2011-2012. The candidates are being selected on merit basis either on

their own score of qualifying examination or by an entrance test.

The components of Public Health and Hospital Administration have been

designed as ‘Hub and Spoke' concept which links it to many sister departments in

the University including Medical, Nursing, Agriculture, Food Technology,

Biotechnology, Management, Environmental Engineering, Renewable Energy,

Science and Humanities. This mutually beneficial understanding gives students

the advantage of a well-rounded learning experience.

The School of Public Health under Eternal University, Baru Sahib has been functioning

since July, 2010. The school is functioning in collaboration with Akal charitable hospital,

Akal College of nursing and Akal De-addiction-cum-Rehabilitation Centre, Cheema

Sahib. The goal of this programme is to acquire basic understanding of public health

systems and develop effective technologies for application across the wide range of social

needs through education and research. Keeping in view the scope and benefits of public

health interventions, the University has started these postgraduate programmes with the

combination of innovative courses and basic research in different areas of specialization

in Public Health and Hospital Administration through well experienced and trained

faculty.

2. De grees being awarde d

• Master’s in Public Health: MPH (Four Semesters: Seats: 30)

• Master’s in Hospital Administration: MHA (Four Semesters: Seats: 30): This

course is being started with effect from the session 2016.

3. Stre ngth of stude nts

• MPH Batch 2012-14: 03

• MPH Batch 2013-15: 12

• MPH Batch 2014-16: 13

• MPH Batch 2015-17: 11

4. Acade mic e xce lle nce

a) Lis t o f Faculty Me mbers:

Sr.

N o. Name De s ignation Qualificatio ns

1 Prof. HS Chauhan

Prof. & Dean: Deptt. of

Public Health, Eternal

University, Baru Sahib

MBBS;DOMS;MD;MPHCM;

FETP; PDC; MBA; MPH;

Dip. Popul. Education; PhD

2 Dr. NL Gupta Assoc. Professor MA; PhD

3 Dr. Gurjeet Kaur Assistant Professor BAMS;MPH;PGD(HM);PhD

4 Dr. Davinder Singh Registrar Eternal

University

M.B.B.S (Delhi), M.D.

(Delhi)

5 Dr. Neelam Kaur Dean: Health Sciences M.B.B.S (Delhi), M.S.

(Punjab)

6 Dr. DK Sharma Professor MSc; PhD (Biostatistics)

7 Dr. Col. Rajinder

Singh Director: DD Center MBBS;MD; DPM

8 Dr. Sukhvinder

Singh

Sr. Consultant Psychiatric

Physician Akal Hospital MBBS; MD (Psychiatry)

9 Dr. Mrs. SK

Chhabra

HOD Gynae & Obs Akal

Charitable Hospital MBBS; MD Gynaecology

10 Dr. Avtar Singh

Chhabra

Consultant: Akal

Charitable Hospital MBBS; PG-Family Physician

11 Dr. Uma Chopra Sr. Consultant Physician

Charitable Hospital

MBBS; MD (Internal

Medicine)-AIIMS

b) Vis iting Faculty

Sr.

N o. Name De s ignation Qualificatio ns

1 Prof. Manoj K

Sharma

Visiting Faculty MSc; MPH; PhD

2 Dr. CS Pahwa Visiting Faculty Yoga & Homeopathy

Medicines

3 Dr. Madhuri Rishi Visiting Faculty MSc; PhD Environment

Sciences

4 Dr. Manjula Visiting Faculty BAMS; MBA-HRD; MA-

Sharma Sociology

5 Dr. Mrs. JK Bawa Visiting Faculty MA; PhD IEC

6 Prof. Sanjay

Wadwalkar

Visiting Faculty MA; PhD Mass

Communication

c) Le ft out - 1 (Dr. Pratap Thakur)

d) Ne w Appointme nts - 1 (Dr. Gurjeet Kaur)

5. Acade mic Re sults: - 1 00 %

Eight MPH students passed out in academic session 2014-2015

6. Achie vements:

International level National level State

level

Attended Two Three Three

Presented Papers Two Four Three

Resource Persons One Two Three

1. Prof . HS Chauhan had the honor of participating as Resource Person in

4th International conference on Nursing. Otherwise chaired many oral and

poster presentations during many National and International Conferences.

2. Prof. HS Chauhan had the honor of participating in National workshop on

Universal Human Values & Professional Ethics organized by Panjab

Technical University, Jalandhar, India.

3. Prof. Chauhan participated along with 11 MPH scholars the National

Workshop on Research Protocol, organized by DAV University,

Jalandhar.

4. All the MPH students and teachers participated the National Workshop on

Water pollutants organized by GoI, at Bhujal Bhawan, Chandigarh.

5. Dr. NL Gupta chaired one of the technical sessions in 4th International

conference on Nursing at EU, Baru Sahib.

6. Dr. Gurjeet Kaur AP participated the two conferences at PGIMER on

Public Health and Hospital Administration.

7. Mr. Dipendra Malla the topper of MPH passing out 2015 joined the

International Organization under aegis of Unicef in Nepal.

8. Mr. Sandip Pahari and Rajib P Koirala passing out medalists have very

good jobs in International organizations in Nepal.

9. Our other scholars have the honor of getting jobs with lucrative incentives

at PGIMER, Unicef, Max and other good organizations.

b) Proje cts: - Under progress

c) Publicatio ns

No. of Publications Impact Factor

Peer Review Journals Four 1.52

Non- Peer Review Journals One -

E-Journals One -

Conference Proceedings: Completed and compiled

1. Coping strategies for stress adopted by undergraduate students of private

universities in Himachal Pradesh, India: Accepted

2. Malnutrition and Psychological dysfunction among the orphan and

vulnerable children in Kaski Distt. Nepal: Accepted

3. Kaur R, Chauhan HS, Gupta NL, Thakur P, Pahari S. A Study To Assess

The Knowledge Of Accredited Social Health Activist (Asha) Regarding

Health Problems Prevailing In Ludhiana And Assess The Services Being Provided By Her To Community.J Res Educ Indian Med. (ACCEPTED)

4. Acharya B, Chauhan HS, Thapa SB, Kaphle HP, Malla D. Prevalence and

Socio- Demographic Factors Associated with Overweight and Obesity

among Adolescents in Kaski District, Nepal. Indian J Comm Health.

2014;26(Suppl S2):118-122.

5. Patwardhan K, Galib R, Thakur P, Kumar S. Peer Reviewed Journals of

Ayurveda - An Appraisal.J Res Educ Indian Med. Dec 2014; 20(3-4): 141-

52.

6. Kumar S, Puri S, Thakur P. Role of Universities in Research, Education

and Practice of Prasuti Tantra and Stree Roga Specialty in Ayurveda. .J Res Educ Indian Med. (ACCEPTED)

7. Thakur P, Goel NK, Pathak RK, Singh N, Kumar A.Nutritional Status and

Academic Achievement of School Adolescents availing Mid-Day Meal in

Government Schools of Chandigarh, India. Indian Journal of Community

Medicine (Accepted). Impact Factor® for 2013 is 1.661

8. Thakur K, Chauhan HS, Gupta NL, Thakur P , Malla D. A Study to Assess

the Knowledge & Practices of Anganwadi Workers & Availability of

Infrastructure in ICDS Program, at District Mandi of Himachal Pradesh.

RHIMRJ. Jan 2015; 2(1):1-6.

9. Banstola S, Acharya B. Nutritional Status of Primary School Children in Pumdi Bhumdi Village of Kaski District, Nepal. Int J Health Sci Res.

2015; 5(5):339-346.

10. Pokhrel S, Acharya B. Nutritional Status And Body Image Dissatisfaction

Among Adolescent Girls in Kaski District, Nepal. Int J Health Sci Res.

2015; 5(6)

11. Acharya B, Chauhan HS, Malla D. Physical, Dietary and Personal Factors

Associated with Overweight and Obesity among Higher Secondary School

Level Adolescents in Kaski District, Nepal. Int J Health Sci Res. 2015;

5(4):241-247.

d) Re se arch funds sanctione d and re ce ived from v arious funding

age ncie s Go vernme nt, Industrie s & Org anizatio ns: Not yet

e ) No of confe re nce /seminars /worksho p organize d (2 015-2016): Thre e

1. 4th International Nursing conference on “Gynaecology &

Obstetrical Nursing New Insight into Research, diagnosis and

Clinical care” and Preconference symposium on substance abuse &

de-addiction & workshop on HIV/AIDS 10th Oct, 2014

2. First Workshop on First Aid and Prevention of Accidents:

Resource faculty: Indian Red Cross Society, District branch,

Mohali, Punjab.

3. First Workshop on Computer statistical softwares: SPSS and

EpiInfo: Resource Faculty: Mrs. Neelam Kalia PGIMER, Chandigarh.

f) No . o f re se arch awards/re co gnition re ce ive d by faculty and re se arch

fe llows of the co lle ge : Four boys and six girls were awarded medals for

their meritorious positions and cultural as well as extra-curricular

activities.

Faculty:

• Dr. Chauhan evaluated a poster presentation session at AIIMS in

2nd international Workshop on Micronutrients and Child Health

Stude nts:

• 1st and 2

nd position secured by Sheetal Pokhrel and Gokul Pathak

in poster presentation organized by Panjab University during

National seminar on current issues in Public Health and Human

Welfare.

• 1st and 2

nd positions were secured in oral presentation by Sandeep

Pahari and Rajib Parssad Koirala.

g) No . o f Ph.D. s tude nts e nrolle d and awarde d de gre e : Yet to be started

h) No . o f e xte nsion activ itie s o rganize d:

• Family studies Family studies were organized at more than 20 sites

at community level.

• MPH students participated in the orientation sessions organized at

IIHMR, Jaipur on International Health

• Patient counseling and education activities undertaken during

health camps organized by “The Kalgidhar Trust”

• Visits to local villages for Health education being undertaken on

regular intervals

i) Lis t o f re se arch pro je cts unde rtake n by stude nts:

20 projects are under progress for their Masters Research Thesis.

j) Re fre sher co urse s atte nde d by faculty:

Five senior MPH students attended these Course s at SoPH, PGIMER, and

Chandigarh on the subjects of: Operational Research and Health

Promotion.

7. Lis t o f Labo ratorie s e stablishe d and e quipme nt purchase d (2 015 -16):

Ongoing Collaborative effort with “The Kalgidahr Trust” to set up state of the art

Public Health laboratory. The process is underway.

8. Sports Activ itie s :

MPH scholars are actively participating in sports as well as cultural activities.

Students of ASoPH & HA have been actively participating in various sports

activities like body building, volley ball, basketball, badminton, table tennis,

athletics etc. on regular basis in the University playground in evening time. An

annual sports day is going to be organized at Eternal University in first week of

May in which various colleges will participate and many intercollege tournaments

will be held. MPH students participated in the annual sports meet 2015 and won

the first prize for erecting a stall on “Go Green and Be Vegetarian.”

9. Ex tra-C urricular activitie s :

Sheetal Pokhrel and Shaivi Sharma’s dancing duet won the first position during

the University cultural programme. Shaivi Sharma won the best orator award

(extempore) on Birth Anniversary of Sardar Patel, 31th October-2014. Music and

dancing components are the best activities by the MPH students in the University.

MPH students won the first prize during the Inter-college quiz competition.

10 . De tails of the place me nts:

All the passed out MPH students are well placed in their jobs with lucrative

salaries and job satisfaction.

11 . Future plans:

This year we have started MHA and it is planned to start Ph.D. in Public Health.

Community based health care activities are being initiated for mother and child

health care services in rural areas at family levels in the nearby village in the first

phase. In the second phase the programme will be extended to the interior

unreached tribal areas. To start BPH, DPH, PGDHM, MSW, MBA (Healthcare)

courses in near future is under consideration. Establishment of the museum is

underway which will act as students learning centre as well as attraction point for

the visitors of the university and Baru Sahib.

AUTHORITIES OF ETERNAL

UNIVERSITY

1. Governing Body

2. Board of Management

3. Academic Council

OFFICERS OF THE UNIVERSITY

OFFICERS OF U NIVERSITY

Sr. No . De sig natio n Name o f the office r

1 Chancellor

Baba Iqbal Singh Ji

Director ( Rtd.)

Department of Agriculture, H.P.

2 Vice Chancellor

Dr. H. S. Dhaliwal

M.Sc. P lant Breed. (P.A.U.), Ph.D. Genetics

(University of California, Riverside, U.S.A.), P .D.F.

(UC Riverside, U.S.A.)

3 Registrar Dr. Davinder Singh

M.B.B.S (Delhi), M.D. (Delhi)

4 Additional Registrar

Dr. Ajit Singh

B.A. (Hons), M.A, M. Lib. Sc, (Panjab), D.C.O,

P.G.D.D.E, (IGNOU) Ph.D. (Punjabi)

5 Dean, Akal College of Health & Allied

Sciences

Dr. Neelam Kaur

M.B.B.S (Delhi), M.S. (Punjab)

6 Dean, Akal College of Agriculture Dr. B. S. Boparai

7 Dean, Akal College of Basic Sciences Dr. B.S. Sohal

8 Dean, Akal College of Engineering &

Technology Dr. P .S. Cheema

9 Dean, Akal College of Arts & Social

Sciences Dr. Purvi Luniyal

10 Dean, Akal College of Economics,

Commerce & Management Dr. J.L. Sharma

11 Dean, Akal College of Education Dr. Neelam Kaur

12 Dean of Post Graduate Studies Dr. B.S. Sohal

13 Dean Students Welfare Dr. Jaswant Singh

14 Dean of Library and Information System

Dr. Ajit Singh

B.A. (Hons), M.A, M. Lib. Sc, (Panjab), D.C.O,

P.G.D.D.E, (IGNOU) Ph.D. (Punjabi)

15 Chief Finance Officer (Acting) Mr. Harvinder Pal Singh

CA (ICAI, New Delhi)

SANCTIONED POSTS, FACULTY,

ADMINISTRATIVE NON

TEACHING AND SUPPORTING

STAFF

ADMINISTRATIVE & NON-

TEACHING STAFF

ADMINISTRATIVE & NON-TEACHING STAFF

Department Sr.

No. Name Designation

Date of

Joining Contact No. Email Address

VC Office 1 Mr. Paramjeet Singh

Office Supdt. 21.05.2012 9805098724 NA

Registrar Office

2 Dr. Davinder Singh

Registrar - 9816400503 secykts@barubsahib.org

3 Dr. Ajit Singh Additional Registrar

06.10.2015 9816400603 ajitsingh1943@gmail.com

4 Mr. Amar Singh Office Supdt. 19.05.2013 9805098720 9816755800

amarbhatti51@yahoo.ca

5 Mr. Amandeep Singh

Office Assistant

01.11.2012 9816801471 amandeep02jan@gmail.com

Examination Branch

6 Dr. Baldev Singh Sohal

Professor/ Dean

22.07.2015 9417602076 baldev.sohal@gmail.com

7 Mr. Shoba Singh Office Supdt. 23.03.2012 8626912680 bansa50@gmail.com

8 Mr. Satwant Singh Assistant Office Supdt.

07.01.2010 9805098727 9882152066

nobi.ss55@gmail.com

9 Mr. Rajesh Kumar Office Assistant

01.01.2010 01799276014 9816463750

rajesh.dhiman7a@gmail.com

Library

10 Dr. Ajit singh Dean Library Science

06.05.2009 9816400603 9418057905

ajitsingh1943@gmail.com

11 Ms. Meenakshi Gupta

Assistant Librarian

13.07.2010 9817614914 mgmeenakshigupta76@gmail.

com

12 Ms. Mandeep Kaur

Assistant Librarian

29.05.2012 8627911943 sahijkaur23@gmail.com

13 Mr. Pyar Chand Library Assistant

11.05.2015 9882071394 p.cuhp2012@gmail.com

14 Ms. Pritama Uniyal

Library Assistant

01.08.2015 9817240775 pratimaleo.2007@gmail.com

Account Office

15 Ms. Satvinder Kour

Assistant Accountant

30.04.2013 9805098725 9857801467

simar.nn55@gmail.com

16 Mr. Rajendra Singh

Assistant Accountant

07.01.2015 9805098725 9882105021

raj.singh.raj1990.rs@gmail.com

IT Deptt.

17 Mr. Jasmeet Singh Assistant System Administrator

19.09.2010 9882233067 jasmeet81@hotmail.com

18 Mr. Dashmesh Singh

System Analyst

01.08.2015 9041647954 8437697302

dash_mesh@yahoo.co.in

19 Ms. Pooja Dhiman 01.08.2015

TPO 20 Mr. Kuldeep Singh Verma

T&P 20.10.2015 9829122846 singh003kuldeep@gmail.com

Admission Cell

21 Mr. Amritpal Singh

Assistant Admission

17.04.2015 9779551433 singhamritpal1433@gmail.co

m

22 Ranjit Singh Admission Counselor

01.01.2015 9814955858 -

DSW

23 Dr. Jaswant Singh DSW 08.10.2015 9872369166 -

24 Ms. Shivani Saini

Assistant Director Physical Education

03.05.2016 8437681724 shivanisaini1074@gmail.com

25 Ms. Sarabjit Kaur Office Assistant

29.10.2015 8427904870 missgurukhalsa@gmail.com

Designer 26 Ms. Amandeep Kaur

Web and Graphic Designer

08.12.2014 7508419038 9876118520

adkbrar@gmail.com

Field

27 Mr. Bhoopinder Singh Sudan

Farm Manager

20.08.2015 9419145795 bssudan54@gmail.com

28 Mr. Kuldip Singh Field Supervisor

07.10.2014 9988743556 ksboparai53@gmail.com

29 Mr. Layak Ram Field Assistant

01.05.2013 9816902359 NA

30 Mr. Chunna Lal Field Assistant

08.07.2015 9839643138 NA

31 S. Sucha Singh Receptionist cum Store Keeper

22.02.2014 9878929722 8894098876

NA

Driver 32 Mr. Pritam Singh Driver 30.10.2012 9418740404 NA

Lab Assistant

33 Mr. Anoop Singh Lab Asst. - - -

34 Mr. Sanjeev Kumar

Lab Asst. - - -

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

2015-2016

BALANCE SHEET 2014-2015

BUDGET INCOME & EXPENDITURE

STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR

2015-2016

CERTIFICATED RECOGNITION OF

ETERNAL UNIVERSITY

AS SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL

RESEARCH ORGANIZATION

BY GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINORITY STATUS CERTIFICATE

TO ETERNAL UNIVERSITY

MINORITY STATUS CERTIFICATE

TO AKAL COLLEGE OF

ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

ANTI RAGGING AUTHORITIES

R - Rogue’s Act

A - Abusive

G - Grim

G - Gelignite Situation

I - Inhuman

N - Notorious

G - Gate way to punishment

ETERNAL UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

De partme nt N o. of Boo ks N o. of Title s N o. of Journals

National Inte rnatio nal

Engineering and

Science 12536 3350 8 15

Social Science &

Arts, Commerce

and Management

3832 980 5

3

Nursing 3134 655 03 19

Gifted and

Donated 12579 8240 - -

P ost Graduate

Library 10500 7000 -

-

E-Journals National & Internationa l 2005

E-Journals

To tal Boo ks 42 58 1 2 022 5 1 6 37

PRESEN T SITUA TION

1. Total N o. of Books in Eternal University Library = 42581

2. Total N o of Journals & Magazines in Eternal U niversity = 53

3. Total N o. of Computers in Under-Graduate Library = 50 Computers

4. Total N o. of Computers in Post-Graduate Library = 10 Computers

5. Total Covered Area of Eternal U niversity Library = 10000 Sq. Ft.

1. To tal Furniture :

• 200 Chairs Seating Capacity

• 140 Books Racks

• 60 Computers

• 3 Periodicals Racks

• 16 Reading Tables

• 2 Newspaper Reading Tables

2. Library is fully Wi-Fi connected w ith INTERNET at all node of the library for the

purpose of access of Educational Resources during all the working hours of Library.

3. Apart from books it has a huge collection of A udio Video material, CD’s & DVD’s.

The library has a collection of over 300 CD ’s/ D VDs on different subjects.

4. Free online digital E-Recourses facility for the students and faculty members are

available in library.

5. Work Study programme : 10 students of the Univers ity have been provided w ith

work study facility in order to facilitate “Earn While Learn” Attitude.

6. Library Se rvice s:

Library R e source s (print Co lle ctio n)

1. The Library has a total collection about 29105 printed volumes including

books, textbooks, Dictionaries, Encyclopedias are organized on open access

shelves in various collections.

2. Re fe re nce Colle ctio n: Most books are available in Reference Section,

Reference copies of Text Books, D ictionaries, Encyclopedias, and

Competition Books etc. U sers can use these materials for photocopy and form

reading only in the library.

3. Te xtbo ok s Colle ctio n: Textbooks for undergraduate & postgraduate courses

are kept in a separate collection. Since only a limited number of copies of each

title are availa ble, students are encourage d to buy their ow n textbooks.

4. Jo urnals and Magazine : only journals with professional and research

orientation are subscribed by the Eternal University library. General

Magazines are mostly also subscribing. Library subscribed to several daily

newspapers including the Tribune, Samachar (Hindi), Ajit Samachar (P unjabi)

and A mar Ujala.

5. Que stio n Pape rs: Question papers of past years are available in the library;

users can make photocopies of relevant papers.

6. Univ e rs ity A rchive s: Including all important documents, proceedings

different U niversity bodies.

7. Night Re ading Hall: established for the benefits of the students with a facility

of lockers too keep personal reading material.

7. Participation in Natio nal & Inte rnatio nal Co nfe re nce s / Se minars:

a) Presented a paper on “ Kno wing abo ut tre nds of workforce ” at Moga

College of Education for girls. By Meenakshi Gupta

b) Presented a paper on “Quality co nce rn in Te ache r Education” at Moga

College of Education for girls. By Meenakshi Gupta

c) “National Seminar on application of information and communication

Technology for Library Sustainability in Digital World” at Baddi University

of Emerging Sciences and Technology, Baddi Distt. Solan, H .P . attended by

Meenakshi Gupta.

d) National Seminar on “Information Technology in the Digital Era” at

Himalayan Group of Professional Institutions K ala-Amb(H.P). By Meenakshi

Gupta.

e) Attend “11th A nnual Meet & Workshop of IND EST-AICTE Consortium at

Indian Institute of Sciecn Education and Research Mohali) at Mohali. By

Meenakshi Gupta

8. Future Plans:

Automation of library operaitons by end of 2016 after procuring the required softw are

pertaining to library operations.

ETERNAL UNIVERSITY:

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

DEPARTMENT

IN FORMA TION TEC HNOLOGY DEPAR TMENT

1. INTRO DUCTIO N:

The information technology department was established in the year 2009. A s in our

fast growing world of technology, IT became a commodity the same w ay as electricity

did. We believe that it’s not the software, hardware or technologies that will make the

difference, but the way how we design, implement, maintain and use it. Speaking

professionally software, hardware and technology as such are not that important. They

are only a way to create a stable, reliable and secure IT infrastructure to meet all your

business and technical needs. Cost reductions, flexibility and future scalability are key

words in every project we are involved w ith.

2. AC TIVITIES:

IT D epartment has been involved in managing, maintaining and troubleshooting day

to day problems and requirements of the Eternal University and various departments run

by it. It includes purchasing and implementation of various IT equipment’s.IT department

also has played crucial role in arranging Seminars, Conferences, managing Website of the

University and IT department also has managed to w on heart of many corporates by

providing desirable technical support and Infrastructure to conduct national level

Competitive examinations.

3 . LIST OF STAFF:

• Er. J asme et Sing h

System Adminis tra tor

Incharge

(MCP , MCSE, MCITP , MCT & CCN A)

• Dashme sh Singh

System Analyst

(D iploma CSE)

• Er. Poo ja Dhiman

Asstt. System A dministrator

B.Tech (CSE), MCP , MCSA

4. COLLAB ORATORS:

Micro so ft IT Acade my

5. AC HEIVEMENTS:

1. Established Fiber Optic network (10 Gbps) ring between all physical blocks in

campus.

2. Implementa tion and maintenance of our ow n private cluster and private cloud.

3. Set up Diskless dump terminals to reduce approximate 40 % of new purchase

of computer systems.

4. Established O ur U niversity as one of the Centres for conducting National level

competitive examinations w ith TCS.

5. Established University as CERTIPOTE online examination centre (Approve d).

6. Successfully achieved collaboration with Microsoft IT A cademy for

certification of Microsoft programmes.

7. Designed and uploaded new w ebsite of Eternal university.

8. Achieved success in setting up of a new Server room.

9. Eternal University campus has been equipped w ith fibre optic network.

10. A setup was established for centralized storage system.

11. A unique and beneficial P rint management System w as added as a helping tool

for managing and monitoring overall printing of Campus.

12. Successfully conducted and concluded 6 weeks In-house training Programme

for B.Tech Students through Microsoft certifie d trainers.

13. As U niversity is a full residential campus, to provide Internet facility a Wi-Fi

System was installed throughout the campus.

14. Organised Optical Fibe r Te chnician training under NSD C (D ig ital India).

6. FUTUR E PLANS: D epartment has future plans to have more colla borators and also to E- library

A nd ERP.

ETERNAL UNIVERSITY: WEBSITE

INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE

CELL (IQAC)

In pursuance of the requirements of N ational Assessment and Accreditation Council

(NAAC), the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) was established by the Eternal

University. The composition of the cell is at per requirements of the NAAC with a mission to

a system for conscious, consistent and catalytic improvement in overall performance of the

university towards promoting its holistic academic excellence.

COURSES AND FEE APPROVED

BY H.P. GOVERNMENT FOR THE

YEAR 2015-16

STUDENTS STRENGTH

STUDENT STRENGTH (AS ON 30th APRIL, 2016)

Name of College Sr.

No. Name of the Course

2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 Total

M F M F M F M F M F

Akal College of

Economics,

Commerce & Management

1 B.Sc. Economics

(Hons.) - - - 22 - 13 - 13 - 48

2 M.A. Economics - - - - - - - 3 - 3

3 B.Com (Hons.) - - - - - 13 - 24 - 37

4 M.Com. - - - - - - - 2 - 2

5 MBA - - - - 3 11 - 6 3 17

6 Ph.D. Economics - - - - - - - 1 - 1

Akal College of

Arts & Social Sciences

7 B.A. Music - - - 21 - 19 - 26 - 66

8 M.A. Music - - - - - - - 7 - 7

9 B.A. Maths (Hons.) - - - - - - - - - -

10 M.Sc. Maths - - - - - - - 2 - 2

11 B.A. Humanities - - - - - 12 - 29 - 41

12 M.A. English - - - - - - - - - -

Akal College of

Health & Allied

Sciences

13 B.Sc. Nursing - 49 - 60 - 59 - 60 - 228

14 M.Sc. Nursing - - - - - 18 - 11 - 29

15 MPH - - - - 4 9 6 5 10 14

Akal College of

Agriculture

16 B.Tech. Food

Technology - - - - - - - 14 - 14

17 B.Sc. Agriculture

(Hons.) - - - - - 33 - 55 - 88

18 M.Sc. Food

Technology - - - - - 2 - 3 - 5

19 M.Sc. Biotechnology - - - - - 1 3 2 3 3

20 Ph.D. Biotechnology 1 1 2 2 - 1 - 5 3 9

Name of College Sr.

No. Name of the Course

2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 Total

M F M F M F M F M F

Akal College of Engineering &

Technology

21 B.Tech. ECE - 15 - 5 - - - 6 - 26

22 B.tech. ECE (Lateral) - - - 11 - 4 - 1 - 16

23 B.Tech. CSE - 26 - 15 - 13 - 15 - 69

24 B.Tech. CSE

(Lateral/Migrated) - - - 19 - 8 - 1 - 28

25 B.Tech. EEE - - - - - - - 7 - 7

26 M.Tech. ECE - - - - 1 1 - 2 1 3

27 M.Tech. CSE - - - - 1 - - - 1 -

28 M.Tech. Renewable Energy

- - - - - - 10 2 10 2

Akal College of

Basic Sciences

29 B.Sc. Medical - - - 12 - 7 - 14 - 33

30 B.Sc. Non-Medical - - - 19 - 17 - 6 - 42

31 M.Sc. Chemistry - - - - - 2 - 4 - 6

32 Ph.D. Chemistry - 1 - - - 1 1 - 1 2

33 M.Sc. Physics - - - - - - 3 3 3 3

34 Ph.D. Physics including

Renewable Energy - - - - - - - 3 - 3

Akal College of Education

35 B.Ed. - - - - - - - 15 - 15

Total 1 92 2 186 9 244 23 347 35 869

THIRD CONVOCATION HELD ON

6th

NOVEMBER, 2015

DEGREES AWAR DED IN THE C ONVO CATION H ELD ON 6TH N OV, 2015

Sr.

No . Stre am Total

1 Ph. D. 1

2 M.Tech. 22

3 M.Sc. Biotechnolog y 2

4 MBA 3

5 MPH 8

6 M.Sc. Chemistry 3

7 M.A . Music 8

8 M.A . Economics 1

9 B. Tech 74

10 B.Sc. Nursing 57

11 B.Sc. Non- Medical 5

12 B.Sc. Medical 1

13 BA (Math) 1

14 BA Humanities 1

15 BA Music 21

16 B.Sc. Eco. 15

17 B.Ed. 36

Total 25 9

SCROLL OF THE STUDENTS

GO LD MED ALIST IN THIRD CO NVOC ATION

Sr.

No . C ourse Re g . N o. Name

1 M.Tech. (ECE) BS12MTEC003 Arun Kumar Pathania

2 M.Tech. (CSE) BS12MTCS011 Ritika

3 M.P.H. BS13MPH004 Dipendra Malla

4 B .Sc. (Hons.)

Economics BS12BHEC012 K omal K aur

5 B.Tech. (ECE) BS11BTEC023 Ravneet Kaur Marwaha

6 B.Tech. (CSE) BS11BTCS075 Rupinde r Kaur

7 B.Ed. BS14BED005 Gurpreet Kaur

8 B.A. Music

(Gurmat Sangeet) BS12BAMU006 Manjinder Kaur

9 B.Sc. (Nursing) BS11BHN S030 Kavita Verma

HOSTEL FACILITIES

HO STEL FAC ILITIES

• Hoste l Facilitie s : In the hostel there is a provision of pure fresh water , H ot water,

water cooler, 3 T.V Sets, Internet facility, Students Welfare Staff :Warden(1),

Assistant Wardens (2), Care takers(2)

• Acco mmodation: Provision of 500 students. Now 402 students at present in

hostel Residence (Single room set) for 16 staff Members. Warden office, Care Taker

Office.

• Ex tra-Curricular Activ itie s : In the common rooms, B irthday parties, Dance,

Meditation. Etc Rehearsals’ For Various Activates of the function are hold in Bhai

Gurdas Hall.

• Sports Activitie s : Morning and Evening activates are compulsory

Mo rning (06 :00 - 07.0 0) Ev e ning (05:4 5 - 0 7:00 )

Yoga H ockey, Badminton, Volleyball, Basketball,

Jogging,Wa lking A thletics , Cricket ( for boys)

Spe cial Eve nts: Cross Country Race at various occasions.

UNIVERSITY PLACEMENTS

TRAINING & PLACEMENT DEPAR TMEN T

Training and P lacement activities for the students of Eternal University are organised on

regular basis and is an integral part of the University activities. Placement for every branch of

students is taken care of in the U niversity. A complete chain of activities are conducted for

effective and fruitful Placement of students in corporate.

Students are exposed to the corporate world through various forms like Industrial Visits,

Corporate People Interactive sessions, Industr ial Training and many more.

In the current Academic session Placement Department has conducted the following

activities that have enriched the performance of the students.

Place me nts:

Engine e ring : B.Tech. Students Batch 2016 Passing O ut have been placed in the following

companies with average annual P ackage of Rs.2.5 L/A.

1. Unisys : 06 students selected

2. Click Labs : 02

3. Nebero : 04

4. HCL :01

5. Toxsl : 01

6. Alise Infosystems : 12

Maste r of Public He alth:

Students of the Master of Public Health 2015 passing out batch are selected in the following

organisa tions :

1. Dovilla : 01

2. Save The Child :01

3. CRY:01

4. Chandigarh Hospital :01

5. NGO :02

6. Research:01

7. IVY Hospital:01

Arts and Music:

13 students of 2015 batch passed out P laced in the Akal academies across the P unjab.

Students passing out in 2016 are getting placed in A kal academies and 5 students will be

pursuing higher studies.

Manage me nt: students of Current Batch are placed w ith A nnual P ackage Offering of Rs.

2.4L/A.

1. Jivo canola : 04

2. Lifeessntia ls : 04

Trainings :

Optic fibre Training from NSDC for B .Tech. Electronics students.

Embedded System for B.Tech. Electronics students.

Networking training for CSE and EC students.

Cyber Security and Online Money making on 27/4/16

Gue st Le cture s :

Dr Sahambi from IIT Ropar interacted with students of Eternal University. He has delivered

lectures on various current techniques being used in Electronics engineering. He also

elaborate d on N ature and scope of Electronics engineers Career possibilitie s.

A workshop conducted by Arts and Music Department Eternal University under guidance of

Dr. P urvi Luniyal. The guest of invitee was Ustad D harmaveer Singh from U K. H e delivered

various tone and inner synergies of Music to the students.

Corporate Interaction of the students be organised throughout the year. Companies delivered

inputs to the students of engineering and Management. Companies Infowiz, Click Labs ,

WebAstral , Iqbri has delivered workshops to the students on java, Linux , Android, C++,

IOS and N etworking to the engineering students .

Students mentoring session on the career aspects w as delivered by Reliance Vice-President

Mr. R.V. Balasubramaniam Iyer providing the inputs regarding the importance of career,

How to choose it , various factors effecting the career and drawing a career path to be a

successful person in life.

The endeavour of the Training and Placement department is to provide continuous

opportunities for Placement to the students of eternal university. Department in its activities

maintain a strong industry Linkages. Students are groomed and developed in soft skills,

communication, and P resentation style. They are trained in Group discussion, Interview

Techniques and Corporate Career D evelopment Technique s.

OTHER ACTIVITIES OF ETERNAL

UNIVERSITY

HOW TO REACH US

C ONTA CT US

Mailing Addre ss: : Eternal University, Baru Sahib, V ia Rajgarh, Distt. Sirmour, Himachal

P radesh-173101

Email : contact@eternalunivers ity.edu. in

admissions@eterna luniversity.e du.in

Mobile : 09816640660, 09816400624, 09816400641, 09805098724, 09805098720

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