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Vol. 12 No. 3 March 2011Consortium for

EducationalCommunication

An Inter-UniversityCentre of

University GrantsCommission on

Electronic Media

editorial boardDr. Jabbar Patel

Prof. M. AnandakrishnanDr. T. R. Kem

Dr. Rajendra Mishra

contentsHighlights of the Month 3

Synopsis of the Month 4

Telecast Schedules:

Vyas Channel 7

Media Tape Library 14

EDuSAT Schedule 15

Mail Box 16

chief editorDr. T. R. Kem

executive editorDr. R. Mishra

Environment, Development and Human Rights are crucial issues the society is confronting today. Human activities have never been as inhumane and aggressive towards bio-atmosphere as in the recent past due to scientific and technological development. The enormous benefit derived from scientific and technological advancement has also given the mankind innumerable disorder at societal, human right and environmental level. As a result of suffering accrued, we all talk about to improve the disorder but no

one really has done enough to correct the imbalance. This tantamount to the saying that “everyone wants to go Heaven but no one wants to die”. Ultimately, the Apex Court in India had to direct the Government to initiate action so as to repair the damage already done and check the further deterioration on account of these maladies.

In persuasion of the ruling of the Apex Court, the University Grants Commission, issued directions to all the educational Institutions to commence courses on Environment and

[Shri Joy Gobinda Debroy, Hon’ble Minister for Science, Technology and Environment (lighting the lamp), Prof. Arunoday Saha, Vice Chancellor, Tripura University and Dr.

Tilak R. Kem, Director, CEC, during the inaugural ceremony of the Prakriti Film Festival at Tripura University, Agartala]

2 CEC Television News, March 2011

Human Rights. Taking the responsibility, the Consortium for Educational Communication (CEC) started making enrichment programmes for Doordarshan and Vyas Higher Education Channel to create awareness among the students, teachers and general public at large on the said three crucial issues using the electronic mode — telecasting the programmes on 24 x 7 Vyas Higher Education Channel.

To encourage not only the 17 Media Centres but also the private documentary producers, CEC organizes annually Prakriti Festival [a non-competitive film festival on environment, development and human rights], to show their documentaries to the students, teachers and general public on these issues. CEC has been organizing Prakriti Festival since 1997 and has covered maximum regions of the country including Hyderabad, Pune, Bhopal, Goa, Pondicherry, Jodhpur and Tripura.

Prakriti Festival invites a large number of filmmakers, NGOs, students, academics, administrators, development workers and media so that the importance of the subject could be well understood by all sectors of the society. For organizing the Festival, CEC invites documentary films in the area of Environment, Development and Human Rights and then conducts a preliminary short-listing at the headquarter with the help of subject experts and choose the most appealing documentaries on the subjects. After the screening of each film, in the Festival, an interactive session among the film producers and general audience is conducted.

This year CEC had organized Prakriti Festival on 14 – 16 February, 2011 at Tripura University, Agartala in collaboration with Tripura University. This year we received 43 entries in the said 3 categories out of which 18 entries have been selected for screening in the festival. The festival was inaugurated by Shri Joy Gobinda Debroy, Hon’ble Minister for Science, Technology and Environment and Prof. Arunoday Saha, Vice Chancellor, Tripura University, in a gathering of 800 to 900 persons consisting academicians, teachers, students, government personnel and general public.

This year, in the beginning of each category the related subject expert deliberated the keynote address on the given issue at a great length which was followed by the documentaries on that particular theme, viz., environment, development and human rights. The subject experts for the said theme were Dr. Anirudh Deshpande, Delhi University (for Environment)

Dr. Sudhirendar Sharma, Consultant and Freelance Writer (on Development issues) and Prof. N. Sukumar of Delhi University (on Human Rights).

The valedictory function of the Festival was chaired by Prof. Mihir Deb, Chairman, Tripura State Pollution Control Board, Vice Chancellor, Pro-Vice-chancellor of Tripura University and Director, CEC.

The Prakriti Festival is since predominantly attended by school and college students, beside the general public, it is creating awareness among them about the seriousness of vital issues of environment, development and human rights. I wish much more efforts are made by each one of us to do what is warranted for these vital causes.

—Tilak R. Kem

[Audience during the Prakriti Festival at Tripura University, Agartala]

[Dr. Tilak R. Kem, Director, CEC, addressing the participants during Prakriti Film Festival at Tripura University, Agartala]

CEC Television News, March 2011 3

HIGHLIGHTS FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH, 2011

The following Eminent Persons Series of Lectures on Subjects mentioned below will be shown on ‘Vyas Channel’

Day Subject Name of the Person No. of Lectures Title of Lectures

Monday Maths Lecture Series 2 Optimization

Tuesday

History Lecture Series 2 Communist Movement in China - III

Eco./Commerce Lecture Series 2 Ratio Analysis

Wednesday

Home Science Lecture Series 3 Women in Profession: Women Entrepreneur

Political Science Lecture Series 2 The Role of United Nations in Developing Countries

Thursday

Sociology Lecture Series 5 Gandhi Katha

Physics Lecture Series 2 The Cosmic Gulab - Jamun of Fundamental Physics

Friday

Chemistry Lecture Series 2 Pre-Quantum Chemistry

Psychology Lecture Series 2 Brain Functioning

FIX POINT CHART

Days/Timings

5.30-7.30, 11.30-1.30 17.30-19.30, 0.30-1.30

7.30-9.30, 13.30-15.30 19.30-21.30, 1.30-3.30

9.30-11.30, 15.30-17.30 21.30-22.30, 3.30-5.30

Band would be blended with programme on

Monday Maths Fine Arts Geography India for the World

Tuesday Economics & Commerce History Zoology Heritage India

Wednesday Political Science Home Science Botany Contemporary Issues

Thursday Physics Sociology Language & Literature Women Empowerment

Friday Physiology Chemistry Education Guru Devo Bhava

Saturday Functional English Environmental ScienceAnthropology/Medical Science

Hall of Inspiration

Sunday Music, Art & Culture Technology Career Watch Window to the World


1st MARCH, 2011The Road to Decline By 1808 Napoleon was at the pinnacle of his career with almost all the European powers under his subjugation. Only Britain remained indomitable but Napoleon was keen on subjugating her too. For this introduced an economic war against Britain which is popularly known as the Continental Blockade. It was planned to bring Britain’s mainly maritime trade to a halt. Napoleon had hoped that Britain would not be able to buy commodities from Europe nor sell any commodities to Europe. It was an indirect, economic warfare.

Meanwhile Napoleon subjugated all the possible power that was allies to Britain such as Portugal, Spain, Prussia and Russia. These prolonged warfare drained Napoleon’s resources but he would not give up. The Russian Campaign particularly was disastrous. Finally in the battle of waterloo he was defeated and sent to exile.

2nd MARCH, 2011Food ColoursProcessing of foods helps to avoid wastage of seasonal surplus of perishable food materials. Higher quantities of natural colouring agents when used in processed foods are likely to react with the nutritious. Scientists have attempted to find out abuse of non-permitted colours by collecting samples in the market. This programme educates the manufacturers and customers about harmful effects of non-;permitted colours.

3rd MARCH, 2011Language, Law and LifeThis programme is on Language, Law and Life, (Part 2). The second episode starts with the use of language, which explains about the language, expression and to related our experiences but the experience may be real or imaginary. It also explains about the speech and writing structure, and functional view of grammar, which explains, about the experienced function and logical function the logical function that links events in terms of concepts like, sequence, consequence, purpose. And the interpersonal function explains the relationship between the writer and the listener secondly the relationship between the speaker and the listener and attitudes to the subject and the listener finally programme concludes by explaining the thematic function of what we are talking about and the focus of information with word stress, sentence stress, and intonation expresses attitudes, surprise, grammatical pattern changes and cleft construction.

4th MARCH, 2011Contraception Tomorrow The unlimited growth of population is the root cause of many problems such as deforestion, food grains, water, global warming etc. There are various methods available for population control. But these available methods are not considered to be the ideal one.

March, 2011 SYNOPSIS

Maenwhile the scientist around the globe are seeking new, safer, and more effective ways of preventing unwanted pragnancies. One such effort is being made by the school of Life Sciences at DAVV, Indore. This programme deals with the theory and prospects of this research.

5th MARCH, 2011Monsoon FlowersThis film covers a few species of short lived monsoon plants in the Mahabaleshwar & Panchgani region. Beautiful monsoon pehemerals like smithia, Nicandra, Habenaria are covered in this film. The film also shows symbiotic relationship between flora & fauna, the ecology & threats to the extinct species. The basic theme of this film is to highlight our floral diversity. The film ends with a note showing the negative impact of human interferance in Nature.

6th MARCH, 2011Gulmohar For humans food, clothing and residence happen to be essential for survival. At the same time art, literature and culture are also equally necessary and their absence would make our lives incomplete and keep it unfulfilled. Beauty is a part of our life, more especially Nature’s beauty. Gulmohar is one such vegetation, which is more known for its contribution to making human life beautiful. The present program is an effort to establish its beautifying role in our lives.

7th MARCH, 2011Weaving Dreams in Silence Mime is the most primitive form of human communication and it is also the most universal. Being a refinement of the fundamental body language, mime cuts across language and culture barriers. The mime artist creates an illusory world around himself by interacting with imaginary things and people. Through the power of his illusion, he draws his spectators into his imaginary world. A mime tames the spectator’s imagination. Mime is the art of creating the world of illusions together with his spectators. This programme on mime has been done with the collaboration of the Action Players -- a company of deaf and mute artists. For the deaf and mute, mime takes on a special significance.

8th MARCH, 2011Investment AnalysisIn this programme we discussed what factors should be taken in consideration when we make an investment. And how to evaluate different investment alternatives.

9th MARCH, 2011KhadiKhadi is a hand-woven cloth, which has a long association with


India, since the time of freedom struggle. The distinct frature of khadi is its coarse feel and unique weave, which attracts attention and distingishes it from other fabrics.

This program follows the journey of and insignificant cotton balll turning into a cool fabric. It also hghlights the present scenarion of Khadi along with its scope for offering employment.

10th MARCH, 2011Language and SocietyThis programme is on Language and Society (in India). It deals with the history of languages that are spoken by different communities through the ages based on the origin, culture and traditional customs. The population of India consists of various groups of people who migrated to this land from different parts of the world and settled down here. These groups are classified into 5 types namely Negritos, Austric, Dravidians, Aryans, from North - East and the North. The programme further explains about leagues families such as Ino-Aryan, Dravidian, Austiric - Munda and Tibeto - Burma. This programme is also stressed upon the languages that are spoken in the different part of India. Finally the programme concludes with the word-borrowing system from one language to other is also explained elaborately.

11th MARCH, 2011Dusk At DawnThe film deals with the communication pattern that took place from educated to uneducated at Andheri – the village where the total eclipse was visible. It is shown how years of myths and superstitions were wiped away in the light of science communication.

12th MARCH, 2011Particulate Matter and Air PollutionParticulate matter consists of tiny particles in the atmosphere that can be solid or liquid and is produced by a wide variety of natural and manmade sources.

In this episode the expert explains about the types of Particulate matter, Health effects-Global/Indian scenario, PM10 status in Indian cities and some facts on indoor Air Pollution, etc.

13th MARCH, 2011Metal Casting The whole program is based on a Foundary shop & the whole process of metal casting is explained from raw material, design & Furnace etc. Different kinds of castings are also explained.

14th MARCH, 2011Rose Apple This program covers all Botanical aspect of the Rose Apple. Rose apple plant is very common in India. The fruit of this plant

contains very rich vitamins and other elements. Rose Apple have a very medicinal value. The product of this plant is very useful in various diseases.

15th MARCH, 2011Endangered Birds of IndiaIn this programme Dr. E. Bharucha is in conversation with Rajendra Jagdale. Various birds which are endangered by nature are discussed with their living habitat and breeding pattern. Slides of various birds are inserted to strengthen the discussion.

16th MARCH, 2011Duck TalesA time-tested mode of food production, as well as an effective employment-generator, poultry farming has taken giant leaps in our country. Duck rearing, though not matching chickens in quantum of production, is a growing industry. This is due to the increased demand for duck meat and eggs especially in the cities. The programme takes a look at the basic duck farming techniques used in the production of the hybrid variety called ‘Khaki Campbells’. Shot on location in the biggest state-owned duck farm in West Bengal, the programme takes an intimate look at this unique feathered species serving the human palette.

17th MARCH, 2011Electromagnetic RelaysUsing a Lab demonstration format, the theory and practical of the working of a Relay is demonstrated. An actual situation of water flow control is taken and explained.

18th MARCH, 2011Wheel of FortuneHigh tech,energy and cost intensive solutions are frequ ently unviable to small and marginal farmers. Hence the need to explore more appropriate rural technologies.The HRD Ministry supports the development and deployment of such technologies via local engg colleges,encouraging engg students to work on rural projects.This manual H20 pump was developed by the Centre for Appropriate Techno logies. It solves water problem of small farmers.

19th MARCH, 2011Trash Into CashThis programme explains process of covering vegetable waste into Bio-Gas. Its also explains it commercial viblility.

20th MARCH, 2011Aqua CultureThis is an introductory program on aqua culture. The program deals with the set up of aqua farm, holderies, their feeds water system water quality management with the help of improved technology, a scientific approach has been developed in the field of aqua culture.


21st MARCH, 2011Silence SpeaksMime is an art of creating and portraying scenes of our daily life solely by body movement. `Silence Speaks’, the programme on mime has referred to its history of invention in Italy, Greece, France and India. Mr. Jogesh Dutta, doyen of mine in our country, demonstrates the different aspects of mime together with his students. The resemblances and differences of mime with other performing arts like Ballet, drama, dance drama has also been incorporated in this programme. The role of music, make up, dress etc. are also dealt with in this programme.

22nd MARCH, 2011Amartya SenThis programme is a tribute to Prof. Amartya Sen, recipient of the Nobel Prize for the Economic Sciences in 1998. The Nobel citation emphasises his contribution to the field of welfare economics. The programme focusses on the implications of such contribution.

23rd MARCH, 2011The Salt InterventionIncidence of iodine deficiencey disorders like cretinism, deaf-mutism and mental retardation in children and goitre in adults are found to be more in about 235 districts in our country. Lack of thyroxine is to be the cause of these disorders. The programme which intends to enhance awareness about the iodisation of salt explains the need for it and also clarities that iodised salt is not toxic and interms of the promised illness free life it is highly cost effective.

24th MARCH, 2011Splendor of FaithLonar is a place North of Maharashtra where about 50000 years or more years age a meteor struck the earth & produced a crater. Around the water body lots of temples came up over the Centuries. The history of the place is documented.

25th MARCH, 2011Understanding DreamsWhat is a dream? This has been a question of curiosity not only for psychologists but for every human mind. In this discussion Prof.Marghoob talks about the psychological and biological aspect of dreams. He speaks about dreams, day dreams and nightmares. How can they be subjected to interpretations? How do they affect a human mind. There is a detailed discussion about many important aspect of the subject. How are superstitions related to dreams and what is the truth behind that. Here is an attempt to throw light on these areas.

26th MARCH, 2011ReportingThe programme is designed for the student of mass communication

(under graduate level). Mainly over reporting for news media and definition of news.

27th MARCH, 2011Glass Etching and TintingThis is a documentary which talks about the procedure of glass etching and tinting. This craft work is simplified by the subject expert in such a manner anybody with a little interest can work as home. The precautionary methods were also given by the expert.

28th MARCH, 2011Preserving HistoryMost of our Ancient monuments today stand surrounded by thick human populations. They are therefore subjected to, not only natural weathering but also environmental pollution. Preservation of such historical monuments is very improtant. This video programme explains in a short and sweet manner how conservation work is carned out by the Archaeological department to preserve these structures.

29th MARCH, 2011Forbidden DreamsAmong the minority communities who have made Calcutta their home, th Chinese are perhaps the oldest. Over the years they have enriched the cultural heterogeneity of the city with their own distinctive way of life. “Forbidden Dreams” traces the history of this lively community and also explores it’s present. It tries to address thr problems of community identity which the Chinese have zealously strived to maintain. The program is shot in actual locales in old and new chinatown of Calcutta, at different times of the year, evoking a visual feeling that is quintessentially Chinese.

30th MARCH, 2011Wired GenerationIn this we have shown the involvement/attachment of young generation with the latest electronic gadgets. Here we have discuss the merits & demerits of these gadgets with the help of Educationalist, Neurologist and management expects. expects.

31st MARCH, 2011Services For the Visually ImpairedThis programme is one of the programme for visually impaired people National Association or Blind as many senses provided for Blind, which includes various types of Braile printing machines, Audio visual aids, programme for teachers, women, and old age home. Enhancement of knowledge by talking looks. Providing professional guidance for Blind. Advocacy counselling and guidance go a long way in alleviating the pain and building mental stability and courage.


Time Tuesday 1st March, 2011History 0530 / 1130

1730 / 2330• Communist Movement in China - II

0600 / 12001800 / 0000

• The Road to Decline

0630 / 12301830 / 0030

• Bhartiya Itihaas Evam Sanskriti - 5

0700 / 13001900 / 0100

• Communist Movement in China - III

Eco. / Comm. 0730 / 13301930 / 0130

• Advertising and Sales Promotion - XXXIII

0800 / 14002000 / 0200

• Ratio Analysis - I: Accounting• Popular Cartoonist: Shankar

0830 / 14302030 / 0230

• Commercial Banking: Meaning and Functions

0900 / 15002100 / 0300

• Ratio Analysis - II: Accountancy• Pause & Ponder : Chemical Heart Bear

Zoology /Biology

0930 / 15302130 / 0330

• Genetic Engineering – I• Diversity of Bats

1000 / 16002200 / 0400

• Insects of Mangroves

1030 / 16302230 / 0430

• Physiology of Neural Functions

Mass Comm. 1100 / 17002300 / 0500

• Value Addition in Fisheries• Cloning

Time Thursday 3rd March, 2011Sociology 0530 / 1130

1730 / 2330• Woh Subha Kabhi To Aayegi

0600 / 12001800 / 0000

• Gender and Society - II: Public Private Dichotomy

0630 / 12301830 / 0030

• Gandhi Katha - V

0700 / 13001900 / 0100

• Raja Bhoj : Ek Parichay• Indian Women: From Rhetoric to

Reality: Women and EducationPhysics 0730 / 1330

1930 / 0130• Gamma-ray Burst• Laser Cooling

0800 / 14002000 / 0200

• The Cosmic Gulab - Jamun of Fundamental Physics - I

0830 / 1430

2030 / 0230

• Wave Optics: Basic Optics and Optical Communication

• Super Conductivity0900 / 15002100 / 0300

• The Cosmic Gulab - Jamuun of Fundamental Physics - II

Lang/ Lit 0930 / 15302130 / 0330

• Tidant Prakriya - XIII • Popular Cartoonist : Ranga

1000 / 16002200 / 0400

• Kavya Mein Alankar - 4

1030 / 16302230 / 0430

• Rajasthani Bhasha Evam Sahitya - 4

Mass Comm. 1100 / 17002300 / 0500

• Language, Law and Life

Wednesday 2nd March, 2011Home Sc. • Indigo Dyed Fabrics

• Aakansha: The Zeal• Bridging the Calorie Gap Weaning Food • Food Colours• War Against Malnutrition • The War Harmons • Siskiyan Leta Ek Hunar: Himroo

Pol. Sc. • Geo-Politics of Climate change

• Political Sociology - II

• Quality in Governance: Governance and Public Policy

• Human Rights• Secularism

Botany/Agricul.

• Coir Industries : The Green Business• Rajini Gandha• Countryside Chronicle - III • Giant Marvel• Food For Plants • Mulberry

Mass Comm. • Madhuca• Babrados Nut

Friday 4th March, 2011Chemistry • Contraception Tomorrow

• Clouds: Forms of Condensation• Pre-Quantum Chemistry - I

• Chemfun: Thermodynamic and Kinetic Control of Chemical Reactions

• Glory of Glass • Pre-Quantum Chemistry - II

Psycho. • Mental Retardation of Children

• Electro-Conculsive Therapy• A Ray of Hope• Understanding Emotions : Educational Psychology

• Betrand Russell : A Champion of Rationality• Camel’s Foot Tree: Kachnar

Education • Teacher Education: A Point of View

• Anushasan Ka Ghera : Ghar Se Sansar Tak• e – Learning• Learning to Be

• Role Model: The Singularity of Dr. Amal Roy Choudhary

Telecast Schedules: Vyas Channel


Time Saturday 5th March, 2011Env Sc. 0530 / 1130

1730 / 2330• Monsoon Flowers• Ek Bahupyogi Vriksh: Sheesham

0600 / 12001800 / 0000

• Prayavaran Shiksha

0630 / 1230

1830 / 0030

• Bio -Transfer of Metallic Pollutants - III: Chromium: Good And Bad

• Depleting Groundwater0700 / 13001900 / 0100

• Energy in Evolution - 2

Communication / Info. Sc.

0730 / 13301930 / 0130

• Technical Writing - III: A Global Perspective

0800 / 14002000 / 0200

• Communicating through Games• The Communication Revolution – II

0830 / 14302030 / 0230

• The Story of Print

0900 / 15002100 / 0300

• Library and Information Science - 4 (2)

Anthro / Medical Sc.

0930 / 15302130 / 0330

• Hat Yoga - VI• Feeling Good : Back Pain

1000 / 16002200 / 0400

• Zara Gaur Karna (H. I. V) Sankraman Evam AIDS

1030 / 16302230 / 0430

• Tribals of Chhotanagpur – 3• Introduction to Social Anthropology – 2

1100 / 17002300 / 0500

• Foundation of Anthropology - Concepts of Human Origin

Time Monday 7th March, 2011Fine Arts 0530 / 1130

1730 / 2330• Kathak - Shloka

0600 / 12001800 / 0000

• Khalid Tyabji On the Fool • Dance Depicts Life

0630 / 12301830 / 0030

• Weaving Dreams in Silence

0700 / 13001900 / 0100

• Shekhavati Ke Bhitti Chitra

Maths 0730 / 13301930 / 0130

• UGC Lecture Series on Maths: Trignometry - I

0800 / 14002000 / 0200

• Dendrochronology - I

0830 / 14302030 / 0230

• Mechanics - IV

0900 / 15002100 / 0300

• Dendrochronology - II

Geography 0930 / 15302130 / 0330

• The Earth And The Solar System - XIII : Core Formation

1000 / 16002200 / 0400

• Management of Water Resources

1030 / 16302230 / 0430

• Water Resource : Some Burning Issues• Remote Sensing in Natural Resources

Inventory – 21100 / 17002300 / 0500

• Trends in Temperature Data of India: Impact of Climate Change on Water Resource

Sunday 6th March, 2011Music, Art / Cul. • In Search of a Human Habitat

• Keshava Temple in Somanathpuram• Tabla - Sangeet Ka Atal Sathi - IX

• Charam Hastshilp- Parampara se VirasatTak

• Gangaur Ek Sanskritik Virasat- 3• Sound of Voices

Technology • Introduction to Biofertilizers• Gulmohar• Polymeric Matrix Composition

• Hydro Electric Power Generation• Telephone - Probing and Everyday Technology• Pause and Ponder - Cold Flame• Water Quality Management - 2:Assessment

Career Watch • Disha - Journalism

• Career Guidance : Preparing For Civil Services Examination - VII

• Media Role in Changing Society

• Technical Writing - III

Tuesday 8th March, 2011History • Interpreting The 18th Century - I - 3.10.1

• Aurangabad: The Gateway to The Cultural India • Timeless Treasures - Three Headed Figure• Bhartiya Itihaas Evam Sanskriti - VI

• Interpreting The 18th Century - II - 3.10.2

Eco. / Comm. • Advertising and Sales Promotion - XXXIV:Career In Sales

• Market Price Mechanism - I

• Indian Banking System and Financial Sector Reforms

• Investment Analysis

Zoology /Biology • Genetic Engineering - II : Cloning Vectors • Popular Cartoonist: Clive Collins• Migration in Animals• Nesting by Night• The Story of An Egg

• Utility of Fish Hematology


Time Wednesday 9th March, 2011Home Sc. 0530 / 1130

1730 / 2330• Bunkari Ka Chamatkaar : Ikat• Food Colours

0600 / 1200

1800 / 0000

• Women in Profession: Women Entrepreneurs – I

• Khadi0630 / 1230

1830 / 0030

• Home Science – 1: University Goes to Villages – The Beginning

• Rashtriya Seva Yojana0700 / 1300

1900 / 0100

• Women in Profession: Women Entrepreneurs - II

• Khule Aakash Ki Khoj MeinPol. Sc. 0730 / 1330

1930 / 0130• India And The Gulf Region : The

Contemporary Development0800 / 14002000 / 0200

• Nuclear Issue: The Indian Stand

0830 / 1430

2030 / 0230

• Framework for e-Governence: Governance and Public Policy

• Run Away Threads0900 / 15002100 / 0300

• Understanding Post Modernism• Sampradayik Sadbhav: Gandhi Ke Vichar

Botany/Agricul.

0930 / 1530

2130 / 0330

• Nature Culture Agriculture – A Spoonful for the World

• Downy Mildew in Bajra1000 / 16002200 / 0400

• Introduction to Floriculture – I

1030 / 16302230 / 0430

• Countryside Chronicle - 4 • Plant Clinic

1100 / 17002300 / 0500

• The Delta Endangered• Eucalyptus

Time Friday 11th March, 2011Chemistry 0530 / 1130

1730 / 2330• Shapes and Symmetry of Molecules • Chemical Kinetics and Catalysis - I

0600 / 12001800 / 0000

• Chemical Bonding - I

0630 / 1230

1830 / 0030

• Chemfun: Salt Hydrolysis • Ladies in Labs: A Solid Catalytic Lady

0700 / 13001900 / 0100

• Chemical Kinetics and Catalysis - II • Chemfun: Fun With Dry Ice

Psycho. 0730 / 13301930 / 0130

• Interpersonal Relations

0800 / 14002000 / 0200

• Learning Organisations

0830 / 14302030 / 0230

• Understanding Motivation

0900 / 15002100 / 0300

• Brain Functioning - I

Education 0930 / 15302130 / 0330

• Sant Kaviyaon Ka Krishan Lila Gayan• Dusk At Dawn

1000 / 16002200 / 0400

• Beyond the Black Board• Role Models - R. C. Desai

1030 / 16302230 / 0430

• A Long Wait • India: An Education Destination

1100 / 17002300 / 0500

• Yoga - Shat Karma – 1• The Great Indian Rat Race

Thursday 10th March, 2011Sociology • Zara Gaur Karna

• Crimes and Society : Introduction

• Gandhi Katha - VI

• Women Workers in Unorganised Sector

Physics • Physics in Games• An Intelligent Invention• Knowing And Appreciating Life Through Science

• Speed and Velocity – 1

• Gems and Laser Crystals• Black Holes - I

Lang/ Lit • Tidant Prakriya - XIV

• Well Versed: Poets in First Person: Bibhu Padhi• Kavya Mein Alankar - 5


• Language and Society

Saturday 12th March, 2011Env Sc. • Success Story of Groundnut

• Save Himalaya and Ganga• Sun Dawns on Indian Industry• Water Quality and Supply in An Industrial Town• Environmental Impact - Assessment of a Soapstime

Mine • Particulate Matter and Air Pollution• Biogeochemical Cycles of Elements


• Envisioning Pather Panchali

• Mass Communication and Video Production: Non -Linear Editing: 6.6.2: Tutorial - I

• Library and Information Science - 5 (1)• Automatic Dak Prakriyayen – I• Library and Information Science -2


• Hatha Yoga - VII • Feeling Good : Parkinson’s Disease• Stress Management - Gastro Intestinal Disorders• Potloi• Tribals of Chhotanagpur – 4

• Anthropology - Marriage


Time Sunday 13th March, 2011Music, Art / Cul.

0530 / 1130

1730 / 2330

• Impressionism - II: Edouard Manet - Modern Art Movement

• Popular Cartoonists - Mad Magazine0600 / 12001800 / 0000

• Dhrupad – I

0630 / 12301830 / 0030

• Tabla – Sangeet ka Atal Sathi – X

0700 / 13001900 / 0100

• Veena ke Taar – Shankar Gitar• Khatron ke Khiladi

Technology 0730 / 13301930 / 0130

• Flexible Manufacturing System• Sadabahar

0800 / 14002000 / 0200

• Diffusion of Innovations

0830 / 14302030 / 0230

• Exploitation of Wind Energy – 1• Metal Casting

0900 / 15002100 / 0300

• Water Quality Management - 3: Water Purification System

Career Watch

0930 / 15302130 / 0330

• Uddan - 1 (Vimanan)• Career Update - Information Technology• Quiz Show - 1

1000 / 16002200 / 0400

• Career Guidance: Preparing for Civil Services Examination - IX

1030 / 16302230 / 0430

• Occupational Health Management

1100 / 17002300 / 0500

• Counselling For Exams: Chemistry • Young Entrepreneurs - Home Appliance

Servicing

Time Tuesday 15th March, 2011History 0530 / 1130

1730 / 2330• Napolean As Ruler: Internal

Reorganisation - 6.1.70600 / 12001800 / 0000

• Baburnamah• Egypt and It’s Monuments

0630 / 12301830 / 0030

• Bhartiya Itihaas Evam Sanskriti - VII

0700 / 13001900 / 0100

• The Directory And The Coupd’etat of 18th Bramaire

Eco. / Comm.

0730 / 13301930 / 0130

• Advertising And Sales Promotion - XXXV: Reports and Documents

0800 / 14002000 / 0100

• Market Price Mechanism - II

0830 / 14302030 / 0230

• Coefficient of Correlation: Karl Pearson

0900 / 15002100 / 0300

• Money And It’s Functions

Zoology /Biology

0930 / 1530

2130 / 0330

• Genetic Engineering - III: Transformation Techniques

• Popular Cartoonist - Hank Ketcham1000 / 16002200 / 0400

• Preparation of Microscopic Slides - How to Use the Microscope - I

1030 / 1630

2230 / 0430

• Kerma Lacca - A Scale Insect of Commercial Importance

• A Talk on Cytogenetics of Cancer1100 / 17002300 / 0500

• Endangered Birds of India

Monday 14th March, 2011Fine Arts • Kathak - Gat Bhava

• Ludwig Van Beethoven (1770-1872) • Rose Apple• The Dawn After – 1

• Popular Cartoonists – Election Indian Style• Creativity - G M Sheikh

Maths • UGC Lecture Series in Maths: Trignometry - II

• Squares, Cubes and Powers• God is Everywhere• Mechanics - V

• Journey of Peace• Tall Fathers Short Sons – 1: Regression

Geography • The Earth And The Solar System - XIV : Bulk Composition

• Volcano - 1.2.3

• Glaciers - I

Mass Comm. • ANN : Hydrological Modelling• The Ozone Hole

Wednesday 16th March, 2011Home Sc. • Lok Dham - Mata Swaroop Kanvar

• Food the Body Fuel• Women in Profession: Women Entrepreneur - III

• Homeless But At Home• Home Science – 2: University Goes to Villages – A

Decade and Ahead• Weave Your Life Through Khadi• Anti - Oxidants - For Healthy Living

Pol. Sc. • Political Sociology - I

• Indian’s Relations With Central Asia

• Political Socialisation - I

• Political Sociology - II

Botany/Agricul.

• Zero Farming: A Case Study

• Duck Tales• Agroforestry – A New Art in Agriculture

• Introduction to Floriculture - II

• Countryside Chronicle – 5• Oriental Ambrosia - Pigmented Rice


Time Thursday 17th March, 2011Sociology 0530 / 1130

1730 / 2330• Rotey Hain Ghungroo Jahan• Helping Them to Find Their Feet Again

0600 / 12001800 / 0000

• Dogs: Man’s Rest Friend

0630 / 12301830 / 0030

• Gandhi Katha - VII

0700 / 13001900 / 0100

• Neighbourhood Campus

Physics 0730 / 13301930 / 0130

• Electromagnetic Relays

0800 / 14002000 / 0100

• Basics of Sound - I

0830 / 14302030 / 0230

• Speed & Velocity - II

0900 / 15002100 / 0300

• Black Hole - II

Lang/ Lit 0930 / 15302130 / 0330

• Tidant Prakriya – XXXV• Sanskrit Aur Computer

1000 / 1600

2200 / 0400

• Kavya Mein Alankar - 6

1030 / 16302230 / 0430


1100 / 1700

2300 / 0500

• Well Vessed Poets in First Person : Menka Shivdasani

• Lok Mahakavya : Alha

Time Saturday 19th March, 2011Env Sc. 0530 / 1130

1730 / 2330• Environmental Economics• The Spring of Kashmir

0600 / 12001800 / 0000

• Common Property Resources• Treasure in the Wild

0630 / 1230

1830 / 0030

• For Reclaimation of Saline and Water Logged Soil

• Trash Into Cash0700 / 13001900 / 0100

• Health risk Assessment and Management for Air Toxics


0730 / 13301930 / 0130

• Analysing The Narrative of Pather Panchali

0800 / 14002000 / 0200

• Library and Information Science - 6

0830 / 14302030 / 0230

• Mass Communication and Video Production: Non-linear Editing: 6.6.3 : Tutorial - II

0900 / 15002100 / 0300

• Library and Information Science - 7 • Automatic Dak Prakriyayen – 2


0930 / 15302130 / 0330

• Hatha Yoga – VIII• Feeling Good : Brain Dead Person

1000 / 16002200 / 0400

• Understanding the Human Endocrine System

1030 / 16302230 / 0430

• Tribals of Chhotanagpur – 5• The Health Show - Anaemia

1100 / 17002300 / 0500

• Anthropology - Kinship

Friday 18th March, 2011Chemistry • Water Analysis

• Oxidation Number : First Principle• Chemical Kinetics and Catalysis - III

• Chemical Bonding - II

• Pause and Ponder: Polymers and Network Formation• Chemical Kinetics and Catalysis - IV

Psycho. • Understanding Learning - Classical Conditioning

• The Samkhya Philosophy

• States of Mind - I

• Brain Functioning - II

Education • An Agenda for Education• Wheel of Fortune• Healing Through Story Telling - Post Tsunami

Documentary• Educational Values Through English• Single Window to a Bright Future• Students Trap : Calicut University Novel Initative• Yoga - Shat Karma – 2

• Distance Education

Sunday 20th March, 2011Music, Art / Cul. • Impressionism - III: Claude Monet

• Popular Cartoonists - A Report to the Nation• Dhrupad – II

• Tabla – Sangeet ka Atal Sathi – XI

• Videshi Kala Bhartiya Rang Main• Relevance of Folklore Study In North East India

Technology • Calcutta Metro – 1• Aqua Culture• Plate Techniques

• Calcutta Metro – 2• The Endeoring Alloy

• Exploitation of Wind Energy – 2• Eco Wood

Career Watch • Udaan - II (Murgi Palan)• Future in Physiotheraphy• Quiz Show – II• Career Watch: Geographic Information• Creativity – Sculpture• Career Counselling: Information Technolology• Foreign Language As a Career


Time Monday 21st March, 2011Fine Arts 0530 / 1130

1730 / 2330• Bunakari Ka Chamatkar – Ikat• Popular Cartoonists : Sandeep Adhwaryu

0600 / 12001800 / 0000

• Performing Arts: Theatre Arts - T5.3.1• Popular Cartoonists : Rajendra Puri

0630 / 1230 1830 / 0030

• The Dawn After – 2

0700 / 1300

1900 / 0100

• Puppetry and Communication : The Living Form

• Silence Speaks Maths 0730 / 1330

1930 / 0130• UGC Lecture Series in Maths: Trignometry

- III0800 / 14002000 / 0200

• Mechanics - VI

0830 / 14302030 / 0230

• Geometry Made Simple

0900 / 15002100 / 0300

• Tall Fathers Short Sons – 2• Vastu Prakash

Geography 0930 / 15302130 / 0330

• The Earth And The Solar System - XV : Clocks in The Rocks

1000 / 1600

2200 / 0400

• Electromagnetic Radiation

1030 / 16302230 / 0430

• Glaciers - II

1100 / 17002300 / 0500

• Interior of Earth

Time Wednesday 23rd March, 2011Home Sc. 0530 / 1130

1730 / 2330• Safe Motherhood• Moving On Gracefully

0600 / 12001800 / 0000

• Pioneer Women Writers Of Manipur

0630 / 12301830 / 0030

• Frontiers of Nutrition Science• Santulit Bhojan Swastha Jeevan

0700 / 13001900 / 0100

• Aahar Evam Poshan – I• The Salt Intervention

Pol. Sc. 0730 / 13301930 / 0130

• Muslims in India : Introspective and Retrospective

0800 / 1400

2000 / 0200

• Girl Child Labour: An Unfortunate Reality

• The Role of United Nation in Developing Countries - I

0830 / 14302030 / 0230

• Political Socialisation - II

0900 / 15002100 / 0300

• Anglo Indians of Pride and Prejudice

Botany/Agricul.

0930 / 15302130 / 0330

• Agro-Forestry in Watershed Management• Organic Farming – A Hope for Better

Tomorrow1000 / 16002200 / 0400

• Introduction to Floriculture - III

1030 / 16302230 / 0430

• Cotton: The Shell That Covers• Saal - A Tribal Mother

Mass Comm

1100 / 17002300 / 0500

• Lotus - The National Flower of India

Tuesday 22nd March, 2011History • Urban Economy and Technology During The Delhi

Sultanate - 2.15.1• Bhartiya Itihaas Evam Sanskiti - VIII

• Early Chalukyan Temple: Aihole• Numismatic• The Gilded Age : Progressivism Under Theodre

Roosevett - 7.2.1

Eco. / Comm. • Advertising and Sales Promotion - XXXVI : Functions of Sales Management

• Management Leadership

• Uravu: A Development Catalyst• Amartya Sen

• Correlation: Basic Concepts• Pause & Ponder : Balloon And The Needle

Zoology /Biology

• Amazing World of Wild Life - I

• The Social Evolution - Has Nature Ever Rewound the Tape

• Kerria Lacca : A Scale Insect of Commercial Importance

• Animal Microbe Symbosis• Value Addition in Fisheries• The Story of An Egg

Thursday 24th March, 2011Sociology • Society in a Flux: Social Science Prespective - I

• In Conversation With Brinda Karat

• Gandhi Katha - VIII

• Splendor of Faith• Once I Was A Soldier

Physics • Cosmology on Post Einstein Era – 1• Oscillations• Basics of Sound - II

• Angular Momentum – 1• Back to Bicycle• Basics of Sound - III

Lang/ Lit • Tidant Prikriya – XVI• Bheel Jan Jeevan Ko Shabd Daitee Kavitayen

• Suraj Aur Parindon Ka Shayar: Rahat Indori – I• Well Versed Poets in First Person : Eunicede Souza• Prem Aur Shringaar Key Geetkaar: Chandrsen Virat

• Well versed Poets in First Person : Rukmini Bhaya Nair• Gufa Chitrakari


Time Friday 25th March, 2011Chemistry 0530 / 1130

1730 / 2330• Ladies in labs : A Polymer Lady by Design• Chemical Kinetics And Catalysis - V

0600 / 12001800 / 0000

• Chemical Bonding - III

0630 / 12301830 / 0030

• Side Effect of Pesticides

0700 / 13001900 / 0100

• Physical Chemistry - I: Chemical Kinetics - I

Psycho. 0730 / 13301930 / 0130

• Students Success - I - Skills

0800 / 14002000 / 0200

• Youth Suicide Prevention: A Discussion

0830 / 14302030 / 0230

• Understanding Dreams• States of Mind - II

0900 / 15002100 / 0300

• Transactional Analysis: Congnitive Psychology

Education 0930 / 15302130 / 0330

• Art Education - I: Understanding Art• Kendriya Mulyankan

1000 / 16002200 / 0400

• Udaan Sunehre Bhavishya Ki Ore• Joyful Learning - 1: Towards Holistic

Learning1030 / 16302230 / 0430

• Speech Beyond Silence – 1• The Dominant Tradition

1100 / 17002300 / 0500

• Art Education - II: Art Appreciation• Sampreshan Kya Hai?

Time Sunday 27th March, 2011Music, Art / Cul.

0530 / 11301730 / 2330

• Glass Etching and Tinting• Popular Cartoonists - Jayachandra

0600 / 12001800 / 0000

• Dhrupad - III & IV

0630 / 12301830 / 0030

• Tabla Sangeet Ka Atal Sathi - 8 • Inlay - An Art in Art

0700 / 13001900 / 0100

• Balmiki Pratibha - 1

Technology 0730 / 13301930 / 0130

• Telephone Exchange – 1• Pause and Ponder - Chemical Heart Beat

0800 / 14002000 / 0200

• Application of IT Tool Through Satelllite – 1

• Optical Fibre Communication - 10830 / 14302030 / 0230

• Data Structrue - 1: Stack• The Art of Batik

0900 / 15002100 / 0300

• Recent Innovations in Short and Medium Span Bridges - 1

Career Watch

0930 / 15302130 / 0330

• Udaan – III (Khanpan)• Modelling as a Career

1000 / 16002200 / 0400

• Quiz Show – III

1030 / 16302230 / 0430

• Script Writing

1100 / 17002300 / 0500

• Melody Harmony Cacophony

Saturday 26th March, 2011Env Sc. • Modern Society: Plastics and Environment

• Environmental Education - Key for Survival • Humari Prithvi – Vaayu• Vanya : Tryst with a Green Future• Loktak Lake in Peril• Hri Bhari Shrishti Ka Avishkaar


• Triumph of Collective in Pather Panchali

• How Communication Works – 1• Cinema: A Historical Perspective• Reporting

• Traditional Folk Media


• Hatha Yoga – IX• Folk Narratives : Professional Tellers• Control And Regulations of Programmed Cell

Death (PCD) - Biotechnology Perspective • Feeling Good : Epilepsy• Tribals of Chhotanagpur – 6• Bheel Janjeevan ko Shabd Deti Kavitayen • Lasers in Eye Care

Monday 28th March, 2011Fine Arts • PIPILI : The Applique Capital of Orissa

• Kadamb• Perfoming Arts: Odissi - I

• Gotipua: Dance of the Little Gods • Sandesh Ek Log Anek• Sampon Ka Khiladi

Maths • Month Ahead : April ‘11

• Mechanics - VII: Couple

• The Story of A Witch• Designing A Life Style• The Mainfold Uses of Diagrams• Calculus of Variation - IV

Geography • The Earth And The Solar System - XVI : Clocks in The Rocks

• Browing The History of Earth

• Use and Scarcity of Water • Preserving History• The Water Bearing Beds


Time Tuesday 29th March, 2011History 0530 / 1130

1730 / 2330• The Gilded Age: Progressivism Era:

Woodrow Wilson - 7.2.20600 / 12001800 / 0000

• Early Mughal Art: History of Art

0630 / 12301830 / 0030

• Forbidden Dreams• A Man Of One Idea - Sir Arthur Cotton

0700 / 13001900 / 0100

• Cultural Contract with Central Asia - Part - A

Eco. / Comm. 0730 / 13301930 / 0130

• Advertising And Sales Promotion - XXXVII: Recruitment

0800 / 14002000 / 0200

• Unleashing The Women Power

0830 / 14302030 / 0230

• Intellectual Property Rights - I

0900 / 15002100 / 0300

• Intellectual Property Rights - II

Zoology /Biology

0930 / 15302130 / 0330

• Amazing World of Wild Life - II

1000 / 16002200 / 0400

• Plant Microbe Symbiosis

1030 / 16302230 / 0430

• Artificial Spawning in Frog• Cat on the Edge - Tiger

1100 / 1700

2300 / 0500

• Bio - Control of Pests - Coconut Caterpiller

• How Do Bats Catch Frogs?

Time Thursday 31st March, 2011Sociology 0530 / 1130

1730 / 2330• Society in a Flux: Social Science

Prespective - II0600 / 12001800 / 0000

• Services For the Visually Impaired• Siskiyan Leta Ek Hunar - Himru

0630 / 12301830 / 0030

• Gandhi Katha - IX

0700 / 13001900 / 0100

• Month Ahead : April ‘11• Rishton Ka Phool: Rakhi

Physics 0730 / 13301930 / 0130

• Cosmology on Post Einstein Era – 2• Bulbs

0800 / 14002000 / 0200

• Basic of Sound - IV

0830 / 14302030 / 0230

• Angular Momentum -2 : Free Rotation of rigid Body

• Atmospheric Electricity0900 / 15002100 / 0300

• Basic of Sound - V

Lang/ Lit 0930 / 15302130 / 0330

• Tidant Prakriya – XVIII• Sentence Rhetoric Sentences

1000 / 16002200 / 0400

• Suraj Aur Parindon Ka Shayar: Rahat Indori - II

1030 / 16302230 / 0430

• Nai Kavita

Mass Comm. 1100 / 17002300 / 0500

• Yeh Lucknow Ki Sarzameen• The Nightingale of India : Sarojini

Naidu

Wednesday 30th March, 2011Home Sc. • Wired Generation

• Shackled Motherhood• Health and Lifestyle Management - I

• Growing Buds: Smiling Petals

• Aahar Evam Poshan – II• Let The Sun Shine In

Pol. Sc. • India’s Look East Policy - Australia and Japan

• Nuclear Issue: The Indian Standard

• Human Rights and Indian Constitution – 1• The Role of United Nations in Developing Countries

- II• Human Rights : Give Us Back Our Childhood• Glimpses of Freedom Beginning of Gandhian Era

Botany/Agricul. • UGC Lecture Series in Botany: Mutations - I

• Introduction to Floriculture - IV

• Jute -1 The Friendly Fibre

• Understanding Fossils - 1 - Type of Fossils

• Shatavari

CONSORTIUM FOR EDUCATIONAL COMMUNICATION MEDIA TAPE LIBRARY

NEW ADDITIONS TO CEC KNOWLEDGE RESOURCES

SI. No.

Title of the Programme

Tape No. Duration Subject

MDEL1 Indo-Pak

relationsMDEL/B3/546

26’08 Mass. Commn.

EJOD2 Software

engineering (Part-1): introduction

EJOD/B3/301021

24’10” Computer Science

3 American literary resonance (Part-II)

EJOD/B3/301024

26’37” Eng. Literature

4 American literary resonance (Part-III)

EJOD/B3/301025

27’01” Eng. Literature


CONSORTIUM FOR EDUCATIONAL COMMUNICATION UNIVERSITY GRANTS COMMISSION

Tentative SCHEDULE for Live lecture on VYAS Channel and on EDUSAT network March, 2011

Day/Date Time Subject/Theme Topic Resource Person “Teaching End”

01/03/11 Tuesday

14.00 to 15.00 hrs International Relation

World politics after change in Egypt Dr Aprajita Kashyap CEC

02/03/11 Wednesday

14.00 to 15.00 hrs Holiday CEC

03/03/11 Thursday


World politics after change in Egypt Dr Aprajita Kashyap CEC

04/03/11 Friday


World politics after change in Egypt Dr Rajiv Nayan CEC

“07/03/11 Monday”

14.00 to 15.00 hrs Hindi Hindi in 21st Century Dr B.S. Mishra CEC

“08/03/11 Tuesday”

14.00 to 15.00 hrs Hindi Hindi in 21st Century Dr B.S. Mishra CEC

“09/03/11 Wednesday”

14.00 to 15.00 hrs Hindi Hindi in 21st Century Dr P.C Tandan CEC

“10/03/11 Thursday”


“11/03/11 Friday”


“14/03/11 Monday”

14.00 to 15.00 hrs Economics Capital flow in India Dr Abhijit sen Gupta CEC

“15/03/11 Tuesday”

14.00 to 15.00 hrs Economics Analysis of Financial Statement 2011-12

Dr J B G Tlak and Others

CEC




CEC




CEC

“18/03/11 Friday”



CEC

“21/03/11 Monday”

14.00 to 15.00 hrs Statistics Analysis of Financial Statement 2011-12


CEC

“22/03/11 Tuesday”

14.00 to 15.00 hrs Statistics The use of statistics in Research Method

Dr O.P Wali and others CEC







“25/03/11 Friday”



“28/03/11 Monday”

14.00 to 15.00 hrs History Art,Architecture and Sculpture in India

Dr Annad Burdhan CEC

“29/03/11 Tuesday”


Dr Annad Burdhan CEC



Prof (Dr) A K DAS CEC


14.00 to 15.00 hrs Book Review Dr J Jethwaney Book Dr J Jethwaney &others CEC

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