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ABOUT DEHRADUN
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Dehradun is the capital city of Uttarakhand, located in the Garhwal region, it is 236 km from Delhi. It is one of the “Counter Magnets” of the National Capital Region (NCR), developed as an alternative centre of growth to help ease the migration and population explosion in the Delhi metropolitan area. Dehradun is the Doon Valley on the foothills of the Himalayas nestled between two of India's mightiest rivers the Ganges on the east and the Yamuna on the west. The city is famous for its picture landscape, slightly milder climate and provides a gateway to the surrounding region. It is well connected and in proximity to popular Himalayan tourist destinations such as Mussoorie, Nainital & Auli and the Hindu holy cities of Haridwar and Rishikesh along with the Himalayan pilgrimage circuit of Char Dham.
Dehradun is renowned for its natural resources, publishing services and particularly for its prestigious educational institutions. It is one of the highest rain receiving areas of North India. It hosts some of India's best schools and training institutions of national importance such as the Indian Military Academy, Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology, Indian Institute of Remote Sensing, Wildlife Institute of India and the Forest Research Institute. Dehradun is also known as City of Schools.
Dehradun is well connected with most of the metropolitan cities of the country by Air, Rail and Road.
AIR : The nearest Airport from Dehradun is Jolly Grant Airport . Air
India, Jet Airways and SpiceJet offers daily flights from Delhi while jet airways operates a daily hopping flight (stop at Delhi) from Mumbai and Thiruvananthapuram (via Banglore and Delhi). Air India has direct 50 minutes flight from Lucknow to Dehradun. Jolly Grant Airport is 25 km from the City of Dehradun.
ROAD : Dehradun is linked to all parts of the country by road. Luxury Volvo and Deluxe buses are easily available from Delhi to Dehradun. Deluxe and semi-deluxe buses run to Shimla and Mussoorie from Dehradun Interstate Bus Terminal (ISBT) near Clement Town. The distances to Dehradun from some of the major cities are Delhi 255 km, Haridwar 54 km, Risikesh 42 km, Agra 382 km, Shimla 221 km, Yamunotri 279 km, Kedarnath 270 km and Nainital 297 km.
RAILWAY : The town has its own Railway Station known as Dehradun railway station with services to major cities including Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Lucknow, Trivandrum, Vadodara and Varanasi. Some fast trains running to and from Dehradun include the Shatabdi Express, Jan-Shatabdi Express and New Delhi-Dehradun AC Express (to be renamed as Nanda Devi Express).
LIBRA COLLEGE OF LAWNational Seminar
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Sponsored by ICSSR, New Delhi th5 - 6 March 2016
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Transcending Identities and the
Relevance of Ambedkar's Ideology
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National Seminar
Sponsored by ICSSR, New Delhith th5 -6 March 2016
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Transcending Identities and The Relevance of
Ambedkar's Ideology
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LDIMT Tower, Paudwala, Rajawala Road via Premnagar,
Selaqui, Dehradun - 248 007 (Uttarakhand)Mob. # 9997220916, 9027774385
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Academicians / Lawyers / NGO’s / Research Scholar / Students ` 700
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The Delegates may send Demand Draft in favour of Libra College of Law payable at Dehradun or directly deposit in our ICICI Bank, A/c 243801000257, Anurag Chowk branch, Dehradun having IFSC No ICIC0002438.
All participants will be provided with Working Lunch, tea/coffee with snacks at the venue of the Seminar. No T. A. / D.A. will be provided to the participants by the organizers of the Seminar. The participants are requested to make their own arrangements for travel. The accommodation will be provided as per the request on Rs. 250/- night per head in dual sharing basis. However, for any assistance participants can contact organizers.
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This seminar will be serving dual purpose; firstly, it will be our objective to enrich the knowledge of the academicians through interaction with each other and to highlight Transcending identities and relevancy of Ambedkar ideology as an instrument of ordering and social transformation in the modern India. Secondly, in this event some strong suggestions would be given for positive reforms towards current situation prevailing in India so that these suggestions not only meet the requirements of international commitment and revolutionary development but also to meet the needs of the Indian society as well.
It is high time that we returned to Dr. Ambedkar - not just within the confines of the Dalit community, whatever its undeniably special relationship with its greatest leader-but as Indians on the verge of entering into a reactionary phase in our political history. Whether through his conflict with Gandhi, or his rejection of Hinduism and adoption of Buddhism; whether through his work on the making of the Constitution and his creation of the basic outlines of a reservation policy, or as a believer in associational forms of collective life, fraternity, equal citizenship and fundamental rights - in all respects, Ambedkar suggested the way forward to a more egalitarian, democratic, and enlightened society than India has ever been. Only by retaining a commitment to his radically progressive vision not just for Dalits, but also for caste Hindus, and for India as a whole, will we be able to survive, which prove to be a dark chapter in the political life of the nation.
The Seminar will focus on objective of TRANSCENDING IDENTITIES AND THE RELEVANCE OF AMBEDKAR'S IDEOLOGY. There is a need to create awareness about Ambedkar's ideology. This awareness will strengthen the position of the all sections of the society in the country thus the topic of the Seminar poses a lot of Challenging Areas to be covered during technical sessions under difference themes :
tDr. Ambedkar and Indian Constitutions tDr. Ambedkar; A Man of Ideas.tDr. Ambedkar and his concept of caste, class and society.tDr. Ambedkar and Social Democracy.tDr. Ambedkar and Social Awakening.tSocio-Economic thoughts of Dr. Ambedkar.tDr. Ambedkar’s Ideology and its relevancy in current scenario
tRole played by Dr. Ambedkar for the welfare of down trodden people in India
tDr. Ambedkar: Caste System in IndiatDr. Ambedkar, Gandhi and Nehru; Conflict and Cooperation.tRole played by Dr. Ambedkar for the welfare of MinoritiestDr. Ambedkar as a policy maker tTranscending persons and welfare of the societytTranscending persons, their ideologies and relevancy in
current scenariotDr. Ambedkar and social justice in IndiatDr. Ambedkar as a framer of Indian constitutiontDr. Ambedkar and social engineeringtDr. Ambedkar’s ideology and western concepttTranscending person's ideology and inclusive growth in India.tDr. Ambedkar’s thoughts and socio-economic condition of IndiatAny other Topic/Sub-theme related to main theme
The Libra College of law is managed and approved by State Government (U.K.), the Gravity Education and Welfare Society (Regd.) and is affiliated to H.N.B. Garhwal Central University, Srinagar, Garhwal & Bar Council of India, New Delhi. At Libra College of Law we take on the challenge to create legal professionals of tomorrow by providing most advanced academic environment. This college is dedicated to develop accomplished law experts who possess the distinction of adding value to their profession.
Academicians, Professionals, Research Scholars, Advocates, NGO'S and Students are invited to submit their abstracts and full papers to the convener of the seminar. Abstract should not be more than 300 words and full papers not exceeding 5000
thwords to the organizing committee on or before 5 February 2016 on [email protected]. Abstracts and full papers should be sent in hard copy along with a soft copy in MS word 2007, font size 12m Times New Roman for English and font size 16 m Kruti Dev 010 for Hindi papers.
The Seminar shall have a web conferencing session for the selected participants. To avail this facility, the participant should submit the abstract, registration fee and full length paper before the deadline and notify the intention to present the paper through web-conferencing. Details regarding web conferencing schedule and other details shall be sent separately.
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IMPORTANT DATES th Last Date of Submission of Abstract 5 Feb.th Full Paper Submission (Soft Copy) 15 Feb.th Full Paper Submission (Hard Copy) & 25 Feb.
Registration FeeAll the abstract and full length papers shall be sent on email :
1. Mr. Rajesh Kumar
2. Mr. Kapil Arora
3. Mr. Mukesh Kr. Ray
4. Ms. Krishna Kothiyal
5. Mr. Deepak Kumar
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