ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17

NCWEB CENTRE

BHARATI COLLEGE

Sunday, 9th April, 2017

A very good morning to the distinguished guests, teachers and our dear students. I am

pleased to welcome you all to the Annual Day celebrations of the Bharati College Non

Collegiate Centre today, on 9th April 2017. The Bharati College NCWEB centre has had a

history of valuable contribution towards all round development of the students who enrol

here, by providing them the best teachers and a vibrant academic as well as cultural

environment. Each year, we at the centre strive to raise the bar for ourselves and make the

educational experience more rewarding for our students.

We are proud to have with us today Mrs. Rekha Sharma, member, National Commission

for Women, Government of India as our Chief Guest.

To introduce her briefly, Mrs. Rekha Sharma is an alumna of the prestigious DAV College,

Dehradun (Uttarakhand). She is a graduate in Political Science, History and English

Literature with a Diploma in Marketing and Advertising, Fashion Designing and Higher

Diploma in Computers System Management. She has been an erstwhile Member of

District Consumer & Redressal Forum with the Govt. of Haryana. Running her own event

management centre by the name of Chhavi, she has organized various engrossing

seminars and debates, talk shows and seminars on meaningful social relevant events

affecting women at large. She has to her credit of establishing a registered NGO called

Haryana Mahila Uthan Samiti which works for the empowerment of rural women of

Haryana. She has been a Social Media activist since the proliferation of internet

environment in the country. We are honoured to welcome her to our function today.

Also with us are the blessings of our enterprising and visionary Director, Dr. Anju Gupta,

who has infused tremendous energy into the system with her exceptional leadership

qualities and her undying zeal to support the cause of empowerment of women through

quality education.

We are encouraged by the continued support of our college principal, Dr. Mukti Sanyal,

who besides being a seasoned academic and senior teacher of the Department of English,

has always offered constant support to the NCWEB centre and the whole enterprise of

providing the best educational environment to our students. Continuing the rich tradition

of academic and cultural excellence, it is my pleasure to present to you the annual report,

detailing how the Bharati College NCWEB Centre has marked an exciting and fun-filled

academic session 2016-17.

Orientation Program, 7th August 2016

An Orientation Program for new students was held at the Bharati College NCWEB centre

10 am onwards on 7thAugust, the first day of the new academic session 2016-17. The

Teacher in Charge Dr. Saloni Gupta welcomed and addressed the students, divided

according to their courses, BA and B.Com in the Seminar room and the Amphitheatre

respectively. After presenting a brief introduction to the unique setup of the NCWEB, she

introduced the centre and the facilities available here. Dr. Gupta spoke about the schedule

of classes, the Book Bank, Financial Aid, cultural and academic activities of the centre, the

centre magazine and other useful opportunities to enable the girls get the best out of their

time. She also made important announcements regarding the upcoming Nukkad Natak

competition and personality development opportunities. Thereafter the teachers teaching

the first years introduced themselves and interacted with the students. At the initiative of

the Teacher in Charge, the students were also served token refreshment after the detailed

orientation.

70th Independence Day Celebrations

70th Independence Day of the nation was celebrated at the Bharati College NCWEB Centre

on 14th August 2016, 11 am onwards (during the break), in the central lawns at the unique

initiative of the Teacher In Charge Dr. Saloni Gupta. All the teachers and students of the

centre gathered in the waterproof tent erected at the central lawns to join in the

celebrations. The program compered by Dr. Savita Jemini of the Hindi Department began

with hoisting of the National Tricolor by the College Principal Dr. Sandhya Jain, followed

by singing of the National Song and the National Anthem. Dr. Sandhya in her opening

address to the gathering, reminded us about the immense significance of the day and the

great sacrifices made by our national leaders as well as martyred revolutionaries and

soldiers in achieving independence.

Thereafter, a brief cultural program with a song and dance performance by the students

was presented. A faculty member, Dr. Rajinder Singh also sang a patriotic song to mark

the occasion. Mr. Rajesh Kumar, faculty member, spoke inspiring words in his address to

highlight the responsibility of the young girls in leading the nation to a glorious future as

true patriots and aware citizens. Finally, Dr. Saloni Gupta in her motivational and realistic

speech spoke about many more frontiers to be conquered in order to achieve true

independence: farmer's rights and security, women's safety, students' nationalism to name

a few. On this occasion, she also announced a voluntary donation-based book bank for the

students to an enthusiastic response by all the teachers of the centre who donated many of

their personal books to the centre for the benefit of the needy students. A brief photo

session was held to save remembrances of the remarkable and unique celebrations at the

centre. Chocolates were also distributed amongst the students and members of the staff.

The program ended with a renewed feeling of commitment to the country and was greatly

enjoyed by one and all.

Yoga Program

A free of cost Yoga program was launched for the students and teachers of the centre on

4th September 2016. It was led by experienced Yoga teachers and was conducted from 8

am to 9 am. Students were provided counselling and knowledge of various yoga asanas to

improve their lifestyle and efficiency. The program was successful and attended by a

large number of students.

Freshers Welcome

A vibrant Fresher's Welcome was organised on 16th October 2016 with Dr. Anupama

Mahajan, Associate Professor, Dept of Commerce, Bharati College as the Guest of honour.

The many exciting competitions like the coveted Miss Fresher (in four rounds including

traditional and western costume, talent round and Q&A round), Singing, Poetry recitation

and Dance (solo and group) saw a huge participation from students from all courses. A lot

of filler events such as impromptu quiz, tongue twisters, dance, singing and general

awareness information kept the audience entertained in between various competitions.

Self-composed Poetry was also recited by two teachers of the Department of English. The

vibrant and fun-filled event ended with crowning of Miss Fresher and the two runner-ups,

and refreshments for both the students and the staff. It was conducted in a lively and

organised manner by Ms. Kalyanee Rajan helped by Dr. Savita Pathak.

Results: Miss Fresher- Shikha Sharma

1st Runner Up- Shirali Jha

2nd Runner Up- Hemlata

Inter-Centre competition

Inter-Centre competition was conducted on 1st January 2017 with the ceremonial lamp-

lighting by the college Principal, Dr. Mukti Sanyal and the teacher-in-charge, Dr. Saloni

Gupta. Many interactive and creative activities like Fireless Cooking, Mehendi/Tattoo

competition, Rangoli Competition, Mimicry Competition, On-the-spot Creative Writing,

Short Skit competition and General Awareness Quiz were organised. The General

Awareness Quiz was the highlight of the event which was very meticulously organised by

Dr. J.S. Kadyan. It was beautifully conducted by Ms. Shashi Khurana and Ms. Anjali

Singh. Sh. Durga Singh and Dr. Ghan Shyam Bairwa helped them by maintaining a score

card. The competitions saw a lot of participation from students of various other NCWEB

centres and were thoroughly enjoyed by the students. Prizes were distributed at the end of

the event and refreshments were served to the participants.

Results: In the short-skit competition, the first prize went to the Bharati College team. The

best actress award went to Himani Verma of Bharati College and the best script award

went to Keshav Mahavidhyalaya.

In the Mehndi competition, the first prize went to Urmila of Kalindi College, second prize

went to Nagma of Bharati College and the third prize went to Deepanshi of JDM College.

In the Rangoli competition, the first prize went to Varsha and Niharika of Maitreyi

College, second prize went to Anu and Khushboo of Jesus and Mary College and the third

prize went to Manisha and Srishti of Bharati College.

In the Fireless cooking competition, there were two prizes. The first prize went to Harmeet

Kaur and Richa of Bharati College and second prize went to Etansha and Shweta of GGS

College of Commerce.

In the Quiz competition, the first prize went to Pooja and Priyanka of Vivekanand College

and the second prize went to Neha and Sheetal of Bharati College.

In the mimicry competition, the first prize went to Komal of JDM College and the second

prize went to Shirali of Bharati College.

In the creative writing in the Hindi section, the first prize went to Sonali of Maitreyi

College, second prize went to Naina Gupta of Bharati College and third prize went to

Himanshi of Keshav Mahavidyalaya. In the English section, the first prize went to Riya of

Hansraj College and the second prize went to Shirali of Bharati College.

Annual Sports Day

The Annual Sports Day event was organised on 19th February 2017 with many innovative

and competitive sports competitions that were introduced for the first time. Games like

Kabaddi, Kho-Kho, Tug of War, 100 meters Race, Relay and Three-legged Race, Yoga,

Sudoku, Chess and Throw Ball kept the students across classes and courses fully involved.

Teachers and the non-teaching staff also participated in games organised for them. The

exciting day ended with refreshments for all. The entire sports day was well organized by

the convener Dr. Rajinder Singh, who was ably supported by Ms. Looke Kumari, Dr.

Deepak Sharma, Mr. Abhimanyu Kumar and Sh. Durga Singh Rawat.

Results:

Students Sports Day Result

1. Chess:- 1st Prize Geeta B.A (P) 2nd Year 2nd Prize Priya Bhardwaj B.A (P) 3rd Year

2. Yoga :-

1st Prize Poonam B.A (P) 3rd Year 2nd Prize Kanika B.Com(P) 1st Year 3rd Prize Akanksha B.Com (P) 1st Year

Kavita B.A (P) 2nd Year 3. Sudoku:-

1st Prize Karina Chauhan B.A (P) 1st Year 2nd Prize Arti B.Com(P) 2nd Year 3rd Prize Aastha Arora B.Com (P) 3rd Year

4. 100 Mtr. Race:- 1st Prize Sonia Yadav B.A (P) 2nd Year 2nd Prize Jyotsna Yadav B.A (P) 2nd Year 3rd Prize Himani B.Com (P) 3rd Year

5. Three Legged Race:-

1st Prize Sanjana B.A (P) 1st Year Jyoti B.A (P) 1st Year 2nd Prize Kajal B.Com (P) 1st Year Kirti B.Com (P) 1st Year 3rd Prize Raveena B.A (P) 3rd Year

Sonam B.A (P) 3rd Year

6. Relay Race:-

1st Prize Jyotsna Yadav B.A (P) 2nd Year Sonia Yadav B.A (P) 2nd Year

Manjeeta B.A (P) 2nd Year Mamta B.A (P) 2nd Year

2nd Prize Manisha B.A (P) 3rd Year Kritika Arya B.A (P) 3rd Year Shrishti Sharma B.A (P) 3rd Year Julie Kumari B.A (P) 3rd Year

3rd Prize Nisha B.A (P) 3rd Year Simple B.Com (P) 1st Year Dipika B.Com (P) 1st Year Sheetal B.A (P) 1st Year

7. Kabaddi:- Winners Team B.A.(P) 1st Year

1. Priya 2. Sheetal 3. Neha 4. Varsha 5. Nasima 6. Nisha 7. Kusum 8. Preeti

8. Kho- Kho :-

Winners Team B.A.(P) 2nd Year

1. Sonia Yadav 2. Jyotsna Yadav 3. Manjeeta 4. Zeba 5. Mamta 6. Jaya 7. Dolly 8. Laxmi Rani 9. Meera

9. Throw Ball :-

Winners Team B.A.(P) 3rd Year

1. Shivani Tyagi 2. Jyoti 3. Akshita 4. Shalini 5. Manisha 6. Diksha Pandey 7. Kritika Arya 8. Srishti 9. Julie

10. Tug of War: - Team of B.Com 3rd Year

Sports Day- Result of Staff Events 1. 100 Mtr. Race (Male):-

1st Prize Mr. Abhimanyu Kumar 2nd Prize Mr. Rajesh (NT) 3rd Prize Mr. Jitender Dabas

2. 100 Mtr. Race (Female):- 1st Prize Ms. Looke Kumari 2nd Prize Dr. Preeti Sharma 3rd Prize Ms. Kamini Taneja 3. Brisk Walk (Female):-

1st Prize Ms. Looke Kumari 2nd Prize Ms. Neha Arora 3rd Prize Dr. Preeti Sharma

4. Lemon & Spoon (Female):-

1st Prize Ms. Neha Arora 2nd Prize Ms. Suman 3rd Prize Ms. Kamini Taneja

5. Brisk Walk (Male):-

1st Prize Dr. Hans Raj 2nd Prize Mr. Jitender Dabas 3rd Prize Dr. Santosh Prasad

6. Volley Ball Match (Male Staff):- Winners Team

1. Dr. Rajinder Singh 2. Mr. Abhimanyu Kumar 3. Dr. J.S. Kadiyan 4. Mr. Jitender Dabas 5. Mr. Kailash Kumar 6. Mr. Ritesh Kumar 7. Mr. Sajjan Kumar 8. Mr. Ram Avadh

DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES:

Department of Commerce:

The Department of Commerce, NCWEB Bharati College, organized a lecture for B.Com

students on Investment in Stock Market on 26th March 2017. The seminar was conducted

by Mr. Harbinder Singh Sokhi, an eminent resource person from Bombay Stock Exchange

Investor Education Centre. The seminar was attended by 100 students of B.Com who were

informed about the history and working of Bombay Stock Exchange, how they can invest

in stock market and discussed the role of Stock Market for our economy. Mr. Harbinder

also discussed the various investment alternatives available for financial savings and

discussed the advantages and disadvantages of each. The students were curious and also

asked many questions related to how they can start saving for future from their college life

itself. The lecture proved to be extremely informative for students and teachers alike.

This talk was ably organised by Ms. Neha Arora.

Department of Hindi:

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This event was conceived at the initiative of Dr. Rekha Sharma, who also conducted it

efficiently.

Department of History:

History teachers of NCWEB Bharati College centre organised a historical tour for B.A.

(prog.) History students on 21st Dec 2016. The students were accompanied by Dr.

Nagender, Dr. Hansraj, Mr. Santosh Kumar, Dr. Preeti Sharma and 65 students of

B.A.(prog). The trip started at 9:30 am and moved towards Humayuns Tomb and

Parliament museum. The tour was very educative and memorable. The Students

discovered that Humayuns Tomb is a mesmerizing combination of conventional

Rajasthani and Mughal architecture. The first ever garden-tomb of the Indian subcontinent

which inspired the construction of the spectacular Taj Mahal also inspired the students to

explore more. Around 2:00 pm the delegation reached Parliament museum. The entire

museum is a feast for the eyes giving a peek into the history of India's political growth

from Ancient to Modern times. Overall it was a fruitful, enjoyable, knowledgeable tour,

and an exciting and rewarding journey.

Department of Political Science:

A trip to parliament was organised by political science department of NCWEB Bharti

College centre on 29-03-2017. The students were shown proceedings of the Lok Sabha, so

that they could observe the practical aspect of democracy. At that time debate on GST bill

was taking place in the Lok Sabha, so the students were lucky to see this historical debate.

Dr. Indu Baghel and Ms. Alka dua oversaw the practical arrangements and accompanied

the 43 students to the Parliament.

This visit was made possible by the Hon'ble M.P. Sh. Pravesh Sahab Singh Verma who

arranged the permission. He also interacted with the students and told them about the

Parliamentary procedure and GST bill. The joint efforts of NCWEB Bharti College in

charge Dr. Saloni Gupta and Dr. Aruna Jain made this educational and enjoyable trip

possible.

COMMITTEES:

Counselling Committee

The Counselling Committee in Bharati College NCWEB Centre was formed in response to

the growing need of students seeking support and personal guidance in diverse matters.

Comprising three teacher members viz. Dr. Shashi Khurana, Dr. Savita Pathak and Mr.

Santosh Kanti with Dr. Saloni Gupta as ex-officio member, the counselling committee has

been approached personally and telephonically by students from time to time. In the first

term two girls approached the counsellor to discuss their confusion over what they felt

was a wrong choice of subjects. A few came together to seek guidance for professional

courses to enable them to work after their graduation. The general trend was that those

seeking advice came individually with prior request. One of the study rooms was allotted

for face to face counselling specifically during the break but the general notice encouraged

students to contact telephonically as and when they felt the need. The counsellors have

been working proactively. Signs of anxiety noticed incidentally would be registered with

follow up observation and direct interaction if necessary with due sensitivity. On the

whole, 16 cases were addressed and resolved to the satisfaction of the students. In one of

the cases the discussion was extended to the mother of one of the girls. The Counselling

committee has been a source of emotional support and career/academic guidance for the

girls from time to time.

Cultural Committee:

An informative and interesting Nukkad natak on Environment Conservation was

presented jointly by students of Bharati College NCWEB students with the regular

Students at Udaan Utsav 2016, the Mega Nukkad Natak Competition organised from

20th to 22nd September 2016, with the eminent jury comprising Dr. Chandra Prakash

Dwivedi, acclaimed Filmmaker Sudipta Sen, writer Advaita Kala, Singer Manoj Tiwari

and others. Bharati College NCWEB Centre was the only NCWEB Center to send in an

entry. The skit was also mentioned in news reports published in some newspapers.

Dr. Savita Jemini and Dr. Anshu Yadav worked tirelessly for more than a month in

conceiving and executing the nukkad natak. Right from conception of the event to script

writing, coaching and mentoring the girls and delivering a wonderful final product, all the

aspects were made possible by their exceptional commitment and long hours of work.

Our seven-member group dance troupe participated in Hansraj College Inter Centre

Competition held on 16th Oct. 2016 and won appreciation, having prepared everything on

an extremely short notice. They were accompanied by Ms. Kalyanee Rajan and Dr. Laxmi

Devi. They performed a traditional Lavani style dance on the song, Pingaa from the film

Bajirao Mastani.

Our students were selected to perform at the main NCWEB annual day held in Shankar

Lal Hall, North Campus on 21st February 2017, their energetic group dance performance

was appreciated by one and all.

Library Committee:

The Library committee of Bharati College NCWEB consists of one member from each

teaching department. During the session 2016-17, we received rupees 5000 (five thousand

only) for each year of each stream to purchase books for the library. The committee tried to

purchase the books for every Department in given budget constraint. In this session, the

following number of books were purchased for library.

1. Sanskrit department Thirty books 2. Political science Eighteen books 3. History Department Six books 4. Economics Department Sixteen books (tentative) 5. Hindi Department Twenty-six books 6. Commerce Department Twenty (tentative) Apart from these, many teachers donated their personal and complementary copies to the

library. The committee is heartily thankful to them. Dr Azad Singh, convener was

instrumental in painstakingly arranging all the books for the NCWEB library.

WORKSHOPS AND TALKS

A number of outreach and awareness generation programmes were conducted by the

Centre by inviting dedicated Resource persons as part of the activities calendar of the

Centre. At Bharati College Non-Collegiate Centre the following Workshops were held:

Interactive Talk on Financial Literacy: (27th Dec 2016) In response to the growing need of

students to understand the terminology and methods of financial empowerment, Dr.

Seema Singh, Associate professor in Delhi Technological Institute, conducted an

interactive talk with 75 students, explain the modalities of banking and salary structure for

new entrants into the job market. The cautioned the students on the need to be aware

especially of the deductions which are supposedly part of the payroll towards an

accumulated fund to benefit the employee, but in most cases never reaches the beneficiary.

Since the talk was held during at the time of Demonetisation, the discussion veered

towards the hardships of accessing ones money and inevitably the economic aspects of

the sudden change introduced. This talk was organised in collaboration with UWAD.

University Womens Association of Delhi is a registered (Registration No. : S419 of 1949-50

(30-03-1950) non-governmental organization (NGO) working in Delhi, India. Established

in the year 1950, University Womens Association of Delhi works in the area of Advocacy

and Research, Children, Civic Issues, Education & Literacy, Human Rights, Legal

Awareness & Aid, Right to Information & Advocacy, Rural Development & Poverty

Alleviation, Womens Development & Empowerment, Youth Affairs, etc. The organization

works towards the promotion of sustainable development.

Block Printing Workshop: (21st Dec. 2016) As part of the series of skill development

programmes, a Workshop on Block Printing was conducted for a small group of fourteen

girls who had been pre-registered for the same. Though the list of interested students went

up to thirty, only fourteen of the first come first served students were enrolled to meet the

objectives of the workshop. The Resource person Ms. Ritu Jain of Suunya Arts Studio

imparted important information and training which enabled students to understand and

acquire the skill. At the end of the three-hour workshop students had created their own

first ever pieces of block print designs. This workshop was organised by Dr Shashi

Khurana, in collaboration with UWAD.

Personality Development Workshop (17-19 March, 2017): A free-of-cost three-day

Personality Development workshop for the final year students of the centre was organized

by Chetana: Conscience of Women, from 17th to 19th March 2017, with various professional

resource persons from the corporate sector, including senior psychologist and

communications trainer Dr. Indu Arneja, and Mr. Prakash Shetty, CEO, DirectoVoyage.

The intensive workshop was very useful for the teachers and students alike as it dwelt on

essential matters such as communication, preparing for interviews, CV/Resume

preparation and in general, aiming high in life. This workshop was organised at the

initiative of Dr Anju Gupta, Director NCWEB, Delhi University.

The Bharati College NCWEB Centre teachers also registered their presence in the NCWEB

get-together at Pratapgarh Resorts and Farms organised on 14th November 2016. The

teachers who went were Mr. Rajesh Kumar (with family), Ms. Kalyanee Rajan, Ms. Suman,

Dr. Laxmi Devi and Dr. Deepak Sharma. The get-together involved may fun-filled

activities at the resort, apart from interacting with the 300 member contingent of NCWEB

teachers across centres. There was also an impromptu tambola event with attractive prizes

and a long dance session where everyone got to shake a leg with the Director, Dr. Anju

Gupta. The day-long trip also included an informal discussion about the various initiatives

being carried out by the NCWEB and suggestions for its improvement.

ACADEMICS: STUDENTS PERFORMANCE

Three students from the Bharati NCWEB Centre made it to the toppers from overall

NCWEB and were also felicitated at the main NCWEB annual day held in Shankar Lal

Hall, North Campus on 21st February 2017: first prize Kavita Sharma for B.Com 3rd year,

fourth prize Priya for B.Com 3rd year, fifth prize Shama Hasan for B.Com 3rd year and first

prize Anuradha for B.Com 1st year.

Bharati College Highest Marks

B.A. (P) 1ST Year Name Exam Roll No Marks Position Anjali Rani 3605006 296/400 1st prize Nidhi Tripathi 3605021 288/400 2nd prize Bandana 3605007 287/400 3rd prize B.A. (P) 2nd Year Name Exam Roll No Marks Position Aashima Gaur 3610007 258/400 1st prize Manglam Kumari 3610115 256/400 2nd prize Suman Yadav 3610164 254/400 3rd prize B.A. (P) 3rd Year Name Exam Roll No Marks Position Megha Gupta 3615064 845/1200 1st prize Priya Rajpal 3615072 835/1200 2nd prize Mridula 3615065 817/1200 3rd prize

B.Com (P) 1st Year Name Exam Roll No Marks Position Anuradha 3592109 331/425 1st prize Khushboo 3592148 321/425 2nd Prize Isha Yadav 3592132 318/425 3rd Prize Yashoda Kumari 3592242 318/425 3rd Prize B.Com (P) 2nd Year Name Exam Roll No Marks Position Sangeeta Kishan 3597193 366/500 1st prize Priyanka Sharma 3599176 361/500 2nd Prize Shikha Sehgal 3597212 361/500 2nd Prize Rajni 3597180 351/500 3rd Prize B.Com. (P)3rd Year Name Exam Roll No Marks Position Kavita Sharma 3602148 1065/1350 1st prize Priya 3602141 1024/1350 2nd Prize Shama Hasan 3602109 1023/1350 3rd Prize SPECIAL PRIZES:

ALL ROUNDER: Akshita Sehgal, B.A. Prog. 2nd Year

ACADEMICS (Best Student): Kavita Sharma, B. Com P. 3rd year (passed out)

ECA (Best Student); Anshul Sharma, B.A. 3rd year

STUDENTS ACHIEVEMENTS:

Akshita Sehgal, B.A. (Prog.) 2nd Year:

1st position in Ms. Fresher's 2015

Went to Gyanodaya for a project on women empowerment and represented Bharati college.

Volunteer in Antardhvani fest in 2015 and represented NCWEB department

1st position in Solo dance, twice

1st position in throw ball (sports day)

Volunteer in prize distribution 2015

Volunteer in Annual day 2015

Anchoring in Ms fresher's event

Group dance on annual day 2016

Got an opportunity to work as intern in NCWEB Department

Participation in intra-college events like Solo dance, Admad and Rangoli

Filler performances in fest and annual day 2016

Helped Neha maam and Preeti maam in Misss Fresher event 2016-17

Continued participation in sports day in various races like relay race, 100m, lemon spoon race and tug of war

Ganesh Vandana (Classical dance) Miss Fresher event 2016-17

Took various seminars and self-defence classes for regular 7 days

Became CR (class representative in banking and insurance & Hindi )

Money collection for Kashmir relief fund

B. A. Prog. I year- 66%, II year- 61%.

Anshul Sharma B.A. (Prog) 3rd year:

Third prize in DEBATE at JDMC (21-12-14)

First prize in DEBATE at Gandhi Bhawan (20-12-15)

Selected in best seven POETRY at JDMC (28-03-2016)

Second prize in DEBATE at Gandhi Bhawan (29-09-2016)

First prize in CREATIVE WRITING at Lady Shri Ram College for women(17-02-2017)

Second prize in DEBATE at Maitreyi College (02-03-2017)

Third prize in DEBATE at PGDAV College (08-03-2017)

Consolation prize in debate at Laxmi Bai college (28-03-2017)

3rd prize in DEBATE in PGDAV College, with Smita B.A.prog.1st year. (08.03.17)

Two students of Bharati NCWEB Himani and Shalu got best actor award in Nukkad

Nataak competition held in Shyam Lal ( Eve) College. Anshul and Smita got third prize in

debate Competition in PGDAV College on 8th March 2017.

FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS:

Apart from taking active part in the various administrative and cultural activities of the

centre, our teachers from various departments have been actively pursuing research and

winning accolades. Some of their achievements are listed as under:

Ms. Annu Agarwal Commerce

1. Presented a Research Paper Titled Impact of Make in India Campaign for future

economic Scenario in India in 5th Annual International Commerce Conference

held on Nov 4-5, 2016.

2. Presented a Research Paper Titled Macro-Economic Antecedents of Stock Return

and Exchange Rate" in two day national seminar on International Financial

System: Challenges and Implications for India, organised by Shaheed Bhagat

Singh Evening College held on March 01-02, 2017 and also got the BEST PAPER

AWARD for the same.

3. Presented a Research Paper Titled: The Effect of Corporate Governance Practices

on Earnings Management of listed companies in India in International Conference

on Corporate Governance: Retrospect and Prospect held on Feb 12-13, 2017.

Ms. Neha Arora

Commerce

1. PhD submitted at Dept of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics. Thesis title

Investment Strategies in the Bull and Bear Markets: A Study of Indian Investors.

Dr. Saloni Gupta

Commerce

1. Presented a paper titled Financial Returns of Intangibles in Luxury Market: A

Cross-sectional Study of 2015 in the 5th Annual International Commerce

Conference- 2016 on Startup to Sustainability: Initiatives and Challenges,

organised by the Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics, University

of Delhi on 4-5 November, 2016.

Ms. Anjali Singh

English

1. Presented a paper titled Living at the Margins: A Study of Selected Works of

Shanta Acharya in a session titled Weaker Sections, Resistance and Diaspora

Literature at ICSSR sponsored National Conference organized by Bharati College

and the Department of English, University of Delhi, in collaboration with GRFDT

on Migration and Diaspora: Theory, Cultures and Literatures, held at Bharati

College, University of Delhi on 24th and 25th March, 2017.

2. Presented a paper titled The Poetics and Politics of Migration: A Study of Selected

Works of Hindi Dalit and Tribal Women Poets in a session titled Migration-

Itineration-Displacement: Dalit & Tribal Narratives at the 3rd National

Interdisciplinary Conference on Reading Migrations: Fractured Histories, Forged

Narratives, held at Maharaja Agrasen College, Delhi University on March 20-21,

2017.

Ms. Kalyanee Rajan

English

1. Presented a paper titled "Desperate migrations, disparate identities: Reconfiguring

the Urban Migrant in Kunal Basu's Kalkatta (2015)" at ICSSR sponsored National

Conference organised by Bharati College and the Department of English, University

of Delhi, in collaboration with GRFDT on Migration and Diaspora: Theory,

Cultures and Literatures, held at Bharati College, University of Delhi on 24th and

25th March, 2017.

2. Chaired the first technical session titled "Recreating identity: North East and the

Indian Writing in English" at a National Seminar on "Ethnicity and Identity in the

North-East: Indian Writing in English" organized by the Department of English,

University of Science and Technology, Meghalaya, on 18th February 2017.

3. Presented a paper titled "Marginality, Identity and Womanhood: Reading Ambais

Black Horse Square with Mahasweta Devis Draupadi", at the Indian Association for

Commonwealth Language and Literature Studies (IACLALS) Annual Conference

on "Location, Identity, Solidarity: Hegemonic Formations and Contestations (With a

Special Focus on the North-East)", held from 15th to 17th February 2017, at Indian

Institute of Technology Guwahati, Assam.

4. Presented a paper: Transforming the Classroom with new Pedagogical Tools:

Steering towards Gender Sensitization and Lifelong Learning at a two-Day

National Youth Conference Delhi University Sustainability Forum 2016, held

on 28th and 29th September 2016 at India International Centre, New Delhi, organized

by Harithram- The Environment Society of Shaheed Bhagat Singh College,

University of Delhi. Also won a trophy and cash prize for the second best paper

presentation.

5. Program Convenor: Organized and compered a Literary Forum program on Nari

Chetna Empowerment through writing organized by Sahitya Akademi, the

Indian National Academy of Letters, in collaboration with the Non Collegiate

Womens Education Board (NCWEB), University of Delhi on 29th July 2016, held at

the conference room of the International Guest House, University of Delhi.

6. Presented as a panellist and poet at the Literary forum on Literature For Social

Change organized by the Sahitya Akademi, Indian National Academy of Letters,

held at the Sahitya Akademi Conference Hall, Rabindra Bhavan, 35 Ferozeshah

Road, New Delhi 110001 on 7th June 2016.

Ms. Kashish Dua

English

1. Awarded M.Phil (English) degree. Worked under Prof. Nishat Zaidi at the

Department of English, Jamia Millia Islamia on the topic Lesbianism in Manju

Kapurs A Married Woman and Abha Dawesars Babyji, on 1st March 2017.

2. Working as a Teaching Assistant for a MOOC, ILLL-NPTEL on The Renaissance

and Shakespeare under Prof. Shormishtha Panja, Department of English,

University of Delhi.

3. Participated and organized Asian Shakespeare Associations 3-days international

conference titled All the Worlds His Stage: Shakespeare Today from 1-3

December, 2016.

Dr. Deepak Sharma

Hindi

1. Paper Presentation in International Conference on the theme of Vaishvik Patal

par Pravasi Hindi Sahitya at Hansraj College and the Department of Hindi,

University of Delhi held on 20th January, 2017. My topic of Presentation was

Hindi Cinema ka Pravasi-Adhyaye.

2. Paper Presentation in International Conference on the theme of Hindi Katha

Sahitya Ka Vaishvik Paridrshya at Motilal College and the Department of Hindi,

University of Delhi held on 21st of January, 2017. My Topic of Presentation was

Samkaleen Katha Sahitya Ka Swaroop Aur Chunautiyan.

3. Paper Presentation in International Conference on the theme of - 'Pravasi Sahitya:

Bhaav Aur Vichar' at Janki Devi Memorial College and the Department of Hindi,

University of Delhi held on 23rd of January, 2017. My Topic of Presentation was-

Pravasi Hindi Sahitya Aur Hindi Bhasha.

4. Paper Presentation in International Conference on the theme of Antarrashtriya

Paridrshya me Hindi Sahitya at Kamla Nehru College and the Department of

Hindi, University of Delhi held on 24th of January, 2017. My Topic of Presentation

was Hindi Bhasha Ka Antarrashtriya Paridrshya.

5. Paper Presentation in International Conference on the theme of Social Media

mein Sahitya Ka Badalta Swaroop at Kalindi College and the Department of Hindi,

University of Delhi held on 09th and 10th March, 2017. My Topic of Presentation

was -"Social Media ki Bhashik Sanrachnatmak Nirmitiyan.

Dr. Rakesh Kumari

Hindi

1. Presented a Research Paper on 4th Feb 2017- Topic Subhadra Kumari Chauhan Ke

Kavya Mein Sanskritik Rashtrawad. Institute- Nav Unnyan Sahityik Society (Reg.)

Vishwavidhayalaya Pradhyapak Evam Shodharti Vimarsh Sansthan.

2. Presented a Research Paper on 10th March 2017 - Topic- Vartaman Samay Mein

Media Ki Bhumika. Institute- Satyawati College, Evening, Delhi University.

3. Presented a Research Paper on 23-24 March 2017- Topic Swatantryottar

Kavyitriyon Ki Kavitaon Mein Stri Vimarsh. Institute- P.G.D.A.V College Evening,

Delhi University.

Dr. Madhu Verma Hindi

1. 3rd September 2016- Samarth Shiksha Samiti organised a program in which a talk on

Jeevan Mein Sangeet Ki Bhumika was delivered by her.

2. 5th September 2016- An honour of Rashtriya Shikshak Samman was conferred to

her by Vidyarthi Vikas Manch Samiti, Ujjain on the occasion of Teachers day.

3. 8th February 2017- Main speakerat the talk organised on the topic Aadhunik

Sabhyata Ka Sankat Aur Prasad Sahitya on the occasion of 128th birth anniversary

of famous Hindi Writer Jaishankar Prasad in collaboration of Kirori Mal College's

Hindi department and Jayshankar Prasad Niyas, Delhi. The event was covered by

eminent papers like Dainik Jagran and Jansatta.

4. 21st March 2017- Delivered a talk on Ramkatha Ki Prasangigta at an event held in

JDM college.

Dr. Kamini Taneja

Sanskrit

1. Paper presented on

in a National seminar organized by Aditi mahavidyalaya on 1st October,

2016.

2. Paper presented on " " in a National

seminar organized by Indian Institute for Purana Studies on 19th November, 2016.

3. Paper presented on in a National seminar

organized by Hansraj College on 20th January, 2017.

The Bharati College NCWEB Centre would like to place on record its gratitude towards

Ms. Neha Arora and Dr. Preeti Sharma for rendering commendable assistance in the

admission process.

The centre as well as the students have benefitted immensely by the guidance and

mentoring provided by senior teachers Mr. William E. John and Dr. Shashi Khurana.

The centre also recognizes the technical and logistics support provided by Mr. Anurag

Maurya in various tasks from time to time.

Much appreciation is also due to Ms. Kalyanee Rajan for editing and compiling this annual

report and working tirelessly throughout the year for the college magazine.

Dr. Madhu Verma has offered voluntary guidance and coordination of musical

programmes on various occasions.

No praise would be enough for Dr. Savita Jemini for perpetually being at the disposal of

the centre and voluntarily shouldering all kinds of responsibilities in teaching as well as

non-teaching events of the centre. The centre is also thankful to Ms. Krishna Singhal, Ms.

Annu Aggarwal, Mr. Ritesh Kumar, Mr. Rajesh Kumar, Dr. Savita Pathak, Ms. Kashish

Dua, Dr. Laxmi Devi, Dr. Chitra Sachdev, Mr. Santosh Prasad and Dr. Kamini Taneja for

their willing cooperation in performing the assigned responsibilities from time to time.

Mr. Jitender deserves a pat on the back for being the steam engine on whose strength lots

of day-to-day tasks of the centre are carried out with punctuality and efficiency. The

efforts of Ms. Mamta are also appreciated in this regard.

Thanks must be given to the entire teaching staff of the Bharati College NCWEB Centre for

contributing in different ways, thanks are due to the entire non-teaching staff including

the cleaning and security staff for their cooperation and support throughout the year, and

finally, a big round of applause and thanks to our students, for whose benefit and welfare,

the college comes together to work throughout the year.

Heartfelt thanks and greetings to everyone present here for gracing this occasion and

joining us in celebrating excellence in all fields of education. Wish you all a wonderful and

memorable day ahead.

Dr. Saloni Gupta

Teacher-in-charge