SRINAGAR: Dr. Syed Wilayat Hussain Rizvi has appointed as Registrar, Cluster University Srinagar here on Monday.
As per Government Order “Approval of Hon’ble Lt. Governor, (Chancellor of Universities) conveyed vide No; LGS/10/Registrar/CUS/23/1185 dated 10.04.2023, vide Government Order No: 120 -CUS of 2023 Dated: 10 .04.2023.”
“As recommended by the Selection Committee and approved by the Hon’ble Lt. Governor, (Chancellor of Universities of UT of J&K), sanction is hereby accorded to the appointment of Dr. Wilayat Hussain Rizvi as Registrar, Cluster University Srinagar in the level 14 of Pay Matrix Rs. 144200-218200 (Pre-revised: PB4, Rs. 374000-67000 with AGP of Rs. 10,000) on tenure basis for a period of five years or up to the age of superannuation of 60 years, whichever may happen earlier.”
“The appointment will be subject to ratification by the Cluster University Council”, the order added.
Awantipora, April 6: Prof. PD Axel Kleidon from Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry, Jena, Germany delivered a lecture on “Working at the limit: How thermodynamics shapes the earth system” at Islamic University of Science and Technology today. The session was presided over by Prof. Shakil A Romshoo, Vice Chancellor IUST and was attended by deans, directors, faculty, scholars and students.
In his lecture, Prof. Kleidon discussed the applications of thermodynamics to different processes of earth systems such as hydrological cycle, climate change, photosynthesis, energy conversion etc. He also discussed how entropy sets fundamental directions, limits and constrains the work needed to sustain dissipative dynamics such as climate, life, human societies etc.
Speaking about the relationship of thermodynamics with such branches of science, Prof. Romshoo said that such sessions expose the educators and researchers to advanced knowledge and instil ideas about multidisciplinary programs as envisaged by NEP 2020. Highlighting the relevance of the topic, Prof. A.H Moon, Dean Research said that the applicability of thermodynamics spans across the Bio and Geo processes. The program was coordinated by Dr. Monisa Qadri, Assistant Professor, Journalism and Mass Communication.
Srinagar: Prof Sheikh Ajaz Bashir assumed the charge of Principal Amar Singh College and as Nodal Principal Kashmir Division colleges as well here on Wednesday afternoon.
Prof Aijaz was accompanied by large number of Faculty from Islamia College and was received by Amar Singh college staff and students.
In his message to staff he impressed upon them to work as a team and ensure transparency and honesty in all the initiatives of college.
He impressed upon the faculty to work towards better enforcement of discipline in the campus. Further he called upon them to express maximum guardianship towards students.
Srinagar: Prof. Khurshid Ahmad Khan assumed charge as Principal Islamia College of Science and Commerce, Srinagar here on Wednesday.
The Principal was formally welcomed by the outgoing Principal Prof. (Dr.) Sheikh Ajaz Bashir and staff members of the College. The outgoing Principal Prof. (Dr.) Sheikh Ajaz Bashir will assume charge as Principal Govt Amar Singh College, Srinagar. The staff members of the college bid warm send off to the outgoing Principal Prof. (Dr.) Sheikh Ajaz Bashir
Ganderbal, Mar 29: Under the G-20 University Connect, Health Centre of the Central University of Kashmir (CUK) in association with the ASG eye hospital Srinagar, organised a free eye check-up camp for the students and staff of the varsity at Tulmulla campus on Wednesday.
As many as 150 people including the students, staff and the locals availed the services in the camp. They were assessed, advised and counselled by the experts regarding different eye ailments,” said an employee of the Centre, adding the aim of the medical camps like these is to provide basic quality health services to students and staff. On the spot auto-refraction and vision tests of the participants were also conducted.
Vice Chancellor Prof. Farooq Ahmad Shah and Registrar, Prof. M Afzal Zargar, congratulated the health centre team for holding the camp.
Medical Officers Dr. Sheeba Nazir and Dr.Abid Ahmad Sofi along with paramedics, Javaid Ali khan ,Asmat Majeed, Suhail Ahmad Rather, Dr. Samia and Jahangeera Parvaiz were also present.
KATHUA, MARCH 28: IIIM- Technology Business Incubator (BioNEST Incubator), CSIR-IIIM, Jammu organised an awareness session for students of Government Degree College Kathua on science and technology-based entrepreneurship and manpower training programmes today. The programme aimed to provide an overview of starting and running a technology-based enterprise and acquiring advanced industrial or technical skills. It was organised in collaboration with the Career Counselling and Placement Cell of the college, Institutional Innovation and Incubation Centre and Department of Biotechnology, GDC Kathua.
The programme was inaugurated by the Principal GDC Kathua, Prof Seema Mir. The guests included Er. Ankush Verma from Jammu and Dr Payal Gandotra from IIIM, Jammu.
In his welcome address, Convener of the Career Counselling and Placement Cell, Prof Rakesh Singh emphasised the need to identify one’s strengths and weaknesses and pursue a career that aligns with their interests and abilities. Prof Singh also spoke about the role of technology business incubators in promoting entrepreneurship and job creation.
In her deliberations, Prof Seema Mir emphasised the importance of entrepreneurship and urged students to be proactive in developing their skills and knowledge in science and technology-based entrepreneurship. She highlighted the importance of turning innovative ideas into successful businesses and encouraged students to take advantage of the resources and opportunities provided by the Incubator and the college.
During the programme, CEO/Coordinator of IIIM-TBI Jammu, Er. Ankush Varma delivered a presentation on IIIM-TBI (BioNEST Incubator) and its role in fostering innovation and entrepreneurship. He provided details on the various incubation programmes offered by IIIM-TBI, including pre-incubation, incubation and post-incubation programmes.
Dr Payal Gandotra gave a presentation on entrepreneurship and the opportunities available to budding entrepreneurs. She encouraged students to think creatively and be on the lookout for new ideas. Dr Gandotra discussed the various grants and funding options available for incubating business ideas and highlighted the role of IIIM-TBI (BioNest Incubator) in providing assistance and resources to entrepreneurs.
Convener of the Institutional Innovation and Incubation Centre, Dr Suraya Partap Singh expressed his gratitude to all dignitaries, guests and students for attending the programme. Dr Singh highlighted the importance of promoting entrepreneurship and innovation among students, especially in science and technology. He mentioned the role of the Institutional Innovation and Incubation Centre in providing a platform for students to turn their innovative ideas into reality.
In his vote of thanks, Prof Kaurab Singh expressed his gratitude to the chief guest, members of IIIM Jammu, senior faculty members and students for attending the programme. He thanked IIIM-TBI for organising the event and for their commitment to promoting innovation and entrepreneurship in the region.
SAMBA, MARCH 25: Government Degree College Ramgarh and the Indian Science Congress Association organized a national conference on “Science and Technology in Sustainable Development with Women Empowerment” to celebrate India’s G20 Presidency. The conference focused on the importance of sustainable development and women’s empowerment, and the role of science and technology in achieving these goals.
The speakers discussed the significance of women’s participation in all areas of modern society, the role of National Education Policy 2020 in promoting women’s development, and the issue of crime against women and the role of the police in addressing it.
The conference was attended by over 60 participants from various institutions, and it provided a platform for sharing knowledge and experiences on the use of science and technology to promote sustainable development and women’s empowerment. Additionally, the conference also recognized the contributions of women to entrepreneurship and employability.
Ganderbal, Mar 21: Department of Politics and Governance, Central University of Kashmir (CUK) in collaboration with Mool Sustainability Research and Training Center organized a one-day workshop on Green Environment, Climate Change and Sustainability under auspices of G-20 University Connect at Sagg-eco Campus here Tuesday. Speaking on the occasion, Assistant Prof. Dr Khalid Wasim Hassan introduced the students with the relevance of G-20 Presidency of India and the importance of ‘Green Environment and Sustainability’ for the region of South Asia. He emphasized the role that academia, particularly students, have to play towards adapting the environment, friendly livelihoods, profession and sensitizing the society about the impact of climate change in the region. He also introduced the students to the working and functioning of MOOL. In the beginning, the students were taken for the short tour of sagg-eco campus where Dr Shaheena and Ms Lubna (senior members of MOOL) briefed them about the eco-friendly natural farming techniques and traditional techniques used in construction of the Sagg campus. In the second session, founder MOOL, Mr. Fayaz Ahmad Dar gave a presentation about the idea behind the concept of Green environment and sustainable development in the context of Kashmir. He educated the students about the idea of sustainable living and how it is necessary in current times. He emphasized that youth can take important steps to sensitize larger society with the idea of aligning with nature. Mr. Fayaz threw light on the concept of Ecological Entrepreneurship and how it can help in minimizing the problem of unemployment. Later the students interacted with the employees of the Mool.
Dy. Director Information, Bilal Mukhtar presides over as chief guest; Singer Mehmeet Syed was guest of honour
SRINAGAR, MARCH 18: The Department of Music, Government Degree College (GDC) for Women, Nawakadal in collaboration with the Cultural Activities Committee today organized an Inter-College Qawali Competition.
The event was presided over by Deputy Director Information (PR) Kashmir, Bilal Mukhtar who was also chief guest on the occasion and renowned singer, Mehmeet Syed was guest of honour.
Among others, Principal of the college, Prof. (Dr) Neelofar Bhat; and faculty members were present on the occasion, besides the students also participated in the event.
At the outset, Principal GDC Nawakadal felicitated chief guest and guest of honour with mementos and flower bouquets.
The programme started with College Tarana sung by a group of students while the entire programme was hosted by Prof. Mehvish Syed.
Renowned Singer & Composer Raja Bilal; Assistant Professor, GDC Eidgah, Dr Shah Faisal and Vocalist Muneer Ahmad Mir were the Judges on the occasion and were also felicitated by chief guest and Principal GDC Nawakadal.
The students of Islamia College of Science and Commerce, Government Degree College Pampore, Government Degree College Nawakadal, Government Degree College Sumbal, Government Degree College Baramulla presented their performances and mesmerized the audience with their qawalies and aroused spiritual feelings.
Meanwhile, Raja Bilal, Mehmet Syed and Muneer Ahmad Mir also enthralled the audience by melodious ghazals and songs.
The soulful performances were pearled with Kashmiri songs and Rouf.
In the competition, GDC Nawakadal won first position while Islamia College secured second position and GDC Sumbal got third position. They were awarded trophies and appreciation certificates.
Earlier, Dr Asmat Ara presented a welcome address in which she welcomed guests, participants, faculty members and students, while at the conclusion of the programme Dr Sabina Ahad presented Vote of thanks.
