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InsightThe Quarterly News Bulletin of Dolphin (P.G.) Institute of Biomedical & Natural Sciences, Dehra Dun-248 007

Issue : 04

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Symposium on "Food Safety and Quality Assurance"Depar tment o f Microb io logy

organised a one day symposium on

"Food Safety and Quality Assurance"

on November, 18, 2017 with the

objective of educating the students

about the current techniques used in

food industry for food quality, food

preservation and its effects on health.

The consumer laws and their draw backs

were also discussed in the symposium.

Dr. Shailja Pant, Principal and the

organizing secretary of the symposium

briefed the participants on the

objectives and role of the 'Symposium

on Food Safety and Qual i ty

Assurance. She told that there are a

good number of rules and regulations

in America and European countries

and they are also more practical and

feasible for food security and its quality.

However, in India we are still struggling

for clean water and hygienic food.

The programme was inaugurated by

Shri M.M. Varshney, Sr. Vice President,

Flex Foods Ltd. In his address on the

topic “Overview and Recent Trends in

Food Quality Standards”, Shri

Varshney informed that the Indian

food items are in demand in American

as well as European markets, since

they were found the best as per the

quality standards of the America and

European countries. He discussed the

t rad i t iona l methods o f food

production, storage and uses of food

and food related items in India. He

told that the traditional method

related to food & food items were

followed as per mythological believes,

still they were found to be correct as

per scientific facts. He advised that we

have to follow the organic methods

from field to plate so that the quality

food should be provided to one and

a l l . He highl ighted that the

microbiological factors followed by

industries in India during the

production of food items are more

standardized compare to American as

well as European countries. He

emphasized that there are huge

scopes and lot of opportunities in food

industries for employments as well as

for entrepreneurs.

Dr. Biswaroop Chatterjee, Associate

Professor, Department of Micro-

biology, Himalayan Institute of

Medical Sciences, Dehradun talked in

brief on “Food Borne Infections and

their Laboratory Diagnosis”. While Shri V.

P. Kukreti, Former Principal, Govt. Food

Science Training Institute, Ramnagar,

Nainital spoke on “Food Control

Agencies and their Regulations”. Both

the speakers provided detailed

information to the students on the

above topics. Dr. S. Sengupta Pandey,

Secretary, State Govt. of Uttarakhand

gave brief information on “Food Safety

Act and Trade Regulations”. She

mentioned though we have covered a

long path in the field of regulations of

food security and its quality, still a lot

of work needs to be done. She talked

in brief on the draw backs in food

security regulations with examples.

Shri Arvind Gupta, Chairman of the

Institute appreciated the lectures

delivered in the symposium and

appealed the students to come

forward to work for the regulations of

food security and its quality.

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Shaurya ki Deewar . . .Students Corner . . .Dehradun Marathon . . .

Providing sweaters to needy . . .Providing stationary to needy . . .Resource persons . . . 11

Research Papers . . .Faculty Corner . . .Wildlife Week . . . 12

Scientific Advancements . . .Nobel Prizes 2017 . . . Add-on Online Courses . . .7

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Faculty and students . . .

2 3 4Editor's Column . . .Voluntary Blood Donation . . .Intercollegiate Boy's Football

Guest Lectures . . .A Hands-on-training . . .Intra-departmental literary. . .

From Chairman's desk..Indian Nobel laureates . . .Hosting Road Safety . . . 5

Education Tours . . .Academic Achievements . . .Winter Session of "Youth . . . 6

Physiotherapy Camps . . . Health Camp at Dolphin. . .Health Camp at Racecourse

Dignitaries lightning the lamp

Dr. Shailja Pant, Principal addressing the gatheringWelcoming the Chief Guest, Shri M. M. Varshney

Shri M. M. Varshney delivering the key-note address

Welcoming the Chief Guest

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Insight 2October - December, 2017

Social Media and the Students

Social media is the collective of online communication channels dedicated to community-based input, interaction, content-sharing and collaboration. Websites and applications dedicated to forums, micro blogging, social networking, social book-marking, social curtain, and wikis are among the different types of social media. Some prominent examples of social

media are Whatsapp, Instagram, Face book, Twitter, Google+, Wikipedia, LinkedIn, etc.

Effects of Social Media on Students

Social media is impacting students both positively and negatively. Positive practices of social media increase student's social intelligence and understanding of human behavior. Negative practices of social media make them materialistic, irate and addicted to too many undesirable habits.

However, the problem is not created by social networking websites the problems arises when we use them without analyzing what we are doing and what will be its impact on us, our family, society, and the country. In most academic institutions' cafeteria, dorm's or local hangout place, students can be found with their head down, thumbs swiping up and down or fingers tapping their phone screen checking the latest post on Whatsapp, Instagram, Snapchatting their friends or seeing what's trending on Twitter. This increased presence of social media has made a profound impact on college students, both positive and negative.

Positive effects

It Facilitate Online Learning

The use of social media has helped the students to learn through various online learning platforms available to them. The use of YouTube to watch educational videos has helped the students to gain wider knowledge.

Access to Information

There are many groups that students can join through online platforms, that are related to their course of study, demographic, school, environment and much more. Joining this group on Whatsapp, Twitter, Facebook and others will help the students to have access to quality information as and when needed.

It helps to Gain Wider Knowledge

Social media helps to enhance student academic performance and increase their knowledge through data and information gathering. When students are given an assignment in school, college they go through various online platforms to gather information and to find solutions to their assignment.

It helps to build Relationship

Students can get to know each other better through social media networks. It helps to bring together two or more people, where they can share their problem and can get it solved by fellow colleagues. If a student finds out that he or she is having a problem in a particular course, he or she can open up through chat and find a friend who can provide a solution.

Negative Effects:

It Wastes Time

Many students find it difficult to go about their normal life without making use of social media. It has been observed that student are not attentive in class, instead they are busy chatting and reading stories online. They waste their time chatting with friends and family; instead of reading and practicing at home what they have learned in school. Thus, students should not be carried away by social media platforms as it will affect their academic performance.

It causes social problems

Social media has created many social problems in the society. In these modern days, many students tend to choose online communication rather than having real time conversation, and this leads to a student becoming an introvert.

It Causes Health Problems

The use of computers, mobile phones, and various gadgets to access online platforms by students may harm the user if they use it for long hours frequently. Students may be exposed to bad posture, eye strain, physical and mental stress. Too much use of education technology tools for accessing social media by students is harmful and there must be a limit.

All educational stakeholders must ensure they coordinate the use of social media platforms by setting up a policy that can help to regulate the negative aspect of social media. Students must also be ready to learn and listen in the class room; they should not make chatting their priority. Students should pursue an excellent academic performance and gain adequate knowledge that will help them in the future.

Role of the parents

How can parents mitigate the negative aspects of social media while improving upon the positive results? Moderating their access to social media is one excellent method. Most of the negative aspects can be overcome by reducing the amount of time spent on social network sites. Provide ample time for face-to-face social interaction, like having family leisure time in which parent discuss their studies in a relaxed atmosphere or inviting friends and family over for cookouts. Paying attention to their academic progress and addressing any issues will go a long way towards keeping the negative aspects of social media from influencing their studies.

From Chairman's Desk… The Noble prize in Physics 1930Indian Nobel laureates Voluntary Blood Donation Camp

Dolphin Students Welfare Committee

(D.S.W.C.) & N.S.S. unit of the Institute

organized a voluntary blood donation

camp in its premises on 27 November

2017 in collaboration with I. M. A.

Blood Bank, Dehradun.

The camp was inaugurated by Shri Arvind

Gupta, Chairman, Dolphin Institute by

donating blood. He appreciated the

arrangements made by D.S.W.C. and

also appealed the students to whole-

heartedly participate in the various

activities of D.S.W.C.

Dr. Piyush Goel of I. M. A. blood Bank

emphasized on the importance of the

Blood donation that since blood can't

be stored for long time, continuous

fresh blood donation is necessary. He

mentioned that human blood has no

alternatives, neither can it be

produced artificially nor the blood of

any an ima l can be

transfused to humans.

160 Units of blood were

donated by the students,

faculty and staff of the

Institute. On the occasion

staff of the Institute and

student members of

D.S.W.C., namely Jitendra

Shah, Puja, Chinar, Smriti, Shoaib,

Navovrata, Shaijal, Nivedita, Kirti,

Hritik, Ankita, Ravi and many volun-

teers were present.

Dolphin Institute honoured for Frequent Blood donation S t . Jo seph Academy A lumni

As soc ia t ion and Amar Uja la

Foundation jointly honoured the

'Mahadanis' of the Capital on the

occasion of Gandhi Jayanti-2017.

The programme was organised to

honour the societies, and Institutions

who have made note worthy

contribution in blood donation

during the year. The Chief Guest of

the day was Shri Prakash Pant,

Honb'le Finance Minister, U.K. and

the guest honour was Dr. Naveen

Baluni, Health Advisor to the Chief

Minister of Uttarakhand. Brother Babu

Vargis, Principal,

S t . J o s e p h

A c a d e m y a n d

Praveen Chandok,

President, Alumni

Association of St.

Joseph Academy

were also present

besides a large

n u m b e r o f

d i s t i n g u i s h e d

citizens of Doon.

The Dolphin Institute was honoured

for its role in making multiple blood

donations in the year to various

Blood Banks in Dehradun. Shri Vipul

Garg, DSW, received the Certificate

from the Chief Guest on behalf of the

Institute.

Dolphin Institute hosted the HNBGU Intercollegiate Boy's Football Tournament- 2017-18

Ins t i tute hosted the HNBGU

Intercollegiate Football Tournament

(Boy's) from 7th to 9th November

2017 at Ambedkar Stadium ONGC,

Dehradun. 22 teams from different

affiliated colleges of the University

participated in the tournament.

Teams from DAV (PG) College

Dehradun, Govt. (PG) College

Kotdwar, SGRR (PG) Col lege

Dehradun and DBS (PG) College

Dehradun qualified for the semi-finals.

In the first semi-final on November, 9,

2017, Govt. (PG) College, Kotdwar

defeated DAV (PG) College Dehradun

by 2-1 after a tough match. While in

the second semi final between DBS

(PG) College, Dehradun and SGRR

(PG) College Dehradun no goal could

be scored in the allotted time. The

DBS (PG) College, Dehradun was

declared winner by penalty shoot-out,

which it won by 6-5. The final's of the

tournament was full of excitement and

both the teams, Govt. (PG) College

Kotdwar and DBS (PG) College,

Dehradun, were unable to shoot a

single goal in the allotted time. The

penalty shoot-out was held and DBS

(PG) College, Dehradun was declared

winner of the tournament by 11-10.

The prize distribution was held at

Ambedkar Stadium. Dr. Arun Kumar,

Director Dolphin (PG) Institute

distributed trophies and certificates to

the winner and runner up teams. In his

address Dr. Kumar congratulated the

winners and runners and praised the

players of both the teams for their

keenly fought game. The officials and

the referees were also felicitated on

the occasion.

Shri Sunil Kaul, Joint Director (Admin),

Vipul Garg, DSW, N K Joshi, Sports

Officer, Aditya Swaroop, VR Panwar,

Rajesh Kumar Jha, Dr. Ashish Raturi,

Praveen Sharma and others played key

role in successfully completing the

tournament.

Born: 7 November 1888, Tiruch-

irappalli, India

Died: 21 November 1970, Bangalore, India

Affiliation at the time of the award.

Calcutta University, Calcutta, India.

Prize motivation: "for his work on the

scattering of light and for the discovery

of the effect named after him".

Field: Atomic physics, electroma-gnetism.

Work: When light meets particles that

are smaller than the light's wavelength,

the light spreads in different directions.

This occurs, for example, when light

packets - photons - encounter

molecules in a gas.

In 1928 Venkata Raman discovered

that a small portion of the scattered

light acquires other wavelengths than

that of the original light. This is because

some of the incoming photons' energy

can be transferred to a molecule,

giving it a higher level of energy.

Among other things, the phenomenon

is used to analyze different types of

material.

Citation: "Sir Venkata Raman - Facts".

Nobelprize.org. Nobel Media AB

2014. <http://www.nobelprize.org/

nobel_prizes/physics/laureates/1930/r

aman-facts.html>

New Faculty joined between

1. Shri Arnab Khanda,

M.Sc. (Ag.), joined as

Assistant Professor in

D e p a r t m e n t o f

Agriculture.

2. D r . P r a g y a s h a a

C h a u d h a r y, M . S c .

Medical Physiology,

joined as Assistant

P r o f e s s o r i n

Department of Physiotherapy.

Editor's Column …The role of the College Bulletin!

The newspapers, magazines, newsletters provide wide ranging beneficial information to the society in general and to the youngsters in particular as invariably they remain the most valuable source of news and information despite the onslaught of the electronic media. They are a treasure-trove of information for students preparing for exams and competitions. Knowledge coupled with good expression sets the stage for success in any examination.

The students and young faculty in an academic institution need a medium through which they can showcase their talent and what could be better than to have their own institutional magazine, where everybody gets inspired to contribute an article, a poem, a write up on a recent scientific advancement or chronicling college's academic and extracurricular achievements to name a few. It also becomes a platform to highlight the achievements of faculty, students and to appreciate their hard work and achievements in the studies as well in different curriculums. Sometimes group photographs of the students and the teachers together in the field or institutional visits or receiving a prize from an eminent personality becomes a source of pleasant memories.

As the bulletin is published repeatedly four times a year there are many opportunities available to the students to prepare the contents for their articles. It would also motivate them to do research on topics of their choice, before making the copy to be published in the college bulletin. More time can be spent for rewriting the contents again and again for making it more attractive to the readers.

For each issue, the team of editors, faculty, staff, designers, photographers, in addition to generating creative contents from the student population, work extensively to report on events in and around the college. The final publication reflects and encompasses the diversity inherent to the academic and extra-curricular spaces in the institute.

We have been publishing the quarterly college bulletin “Dolphin Insight” since almost last 10 years. It provides insight of every activity of the college during that quarter. It may be termed as the progress report of those particular months. No doubt The Dolphin Insight is useful in many ways. It has a great educative value. As a copy of the Bulletin goes to parents and guardians it also provides a window to them to look into the activities of the institution where their wards are studying.

The college Boy's Football team won

the 'Selaqui Premium League',

Champions Trophy a t Doon

Business School held between 17th

and 18th November 2017. The

winning team was rewarded with

Rs. 15000.00 by the host institution

and a matching reward of Rs. 15000.00

was granted by the Chairman, Dolphin

Institute.

Dolphin hosted the coaching camps for HNBG University Girl's and Boy's Football Team -2017-18

Shri NK Joshi, Sports Officer and

Pankaj Gusain, Deputy DSWC were

appointed as Team Manager and

Coach respectively for the HNBG

University Football Teams, both boys

and girls. The College organised the

Coaching camps as below;

l Girl 's Team: 31.10.2017 to

06.11.2017

l Boy's Team: 27.11.2017 to

01.12.2017

Seminar/Workshop attendedDepartment of AgricultureDr. Naveen Chandra Pant attended

International Conference on Global

Research Initiatives for Sustainable

Agriculture & Allied Sciences

(GRISAAS-2017), 02–04 December

2017 at MPUAT, Udaipur, Rajasthan.

Shri Shailendra Tiwari attended




(GRISAAS-2017) 02–04 December


Dr. P.K. Sehgal, attended International

Conference On Global Research

Initiatives For Sustainable Agriculture

& Allied Sciences (GRISAAS-2017)

02–04 December 2017 at MPUAT,

Udaipur, Rajasthan.

D r. P. K . S e h g a l , a t t e n d e d

I n t e r n a t i o n a l s e m i n a r “ T h e

Himalayan Challenge: Towards

Interdis-ciplinary Dialogues for

Sustainability and Development”

held at Doon University, Dehradun.

Shri S. Tiwari, attended International

seminar “The Himalayan Challenge:

Towards Interdisciplinary Dialogues

for Sustainability and Development”


Pinak Choudhary, M.Sc. Agronomy 1st

S e m e s t e r s t u d e n t a t t e n d e d

International conference on Rural

Management (ICRM) held at Xavier

School of Rural Management (XSRM),

Bhubaneswar, Orissa on November

23-24, 2017.

6 students of M.Sc. Chemistry 3rd

Semester along with their faculty, namely.

Dr. Suman Rawat and Shri Uday

Kumar attended a Symposium entitled

“Phytochemistry & Ayurveda Potential

and Prospects” organized by the

Management of Universities' Journal of

Phytochemistry & Ayurvedic Heights

(UJAPAH) at Dehradun on 9th

December 2017.

Department of Chemistry

Young Scientist awardDr. N.C. Pant, Assistant Professor,

Department of Agriculture was

accolade with Young Scientist

Award (Biochemistry) by 'The

Society for Scientific Development

in Agriculture & Technology',

Meerut (U.P.), India at International

Conference on Global Research

Initiatives for Sustainable Agriculture



Udaipur, Rajasthan. He was

felicitated in recognition for the

contribution and advancement in the

field of plant biochemistry for

studying the medicinal properties of

fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-

graecum L.) and Kutki (Gentiana

kurroo Royle) for the common use.

Dr Sunil Bhatt, Assistant Professor,

Department of Physiotherapy was

h o n o u r e d f o r ' o u t s t a n d i n g

achievements in the field of

physiotherapy' in Uttar Pradesh

Physiotherapy conference held at

Lucknow on 19th November 2017.

Hosting Road Safety Awareness WorkshopDolphin Students Welfare Committee

organised a workshop on 'Road safety

and driving Discipline' at the Institute

on December, 8, 2017. Large number

of students and faculty participated in

the workshop. Ms. Nivedita Kukreti,

IPS, SSP, Dehradun, and Shri

Dhirendra Gunjiyal, SP Traffic

Dehradun jointly conducted the

programme.

Ms. Kukreti in her address advised the

students to drive safely and keep away

from alcohol, drugs, etc., since rash

driving and intoxication were the

major causes of accidents in the

country. She said that it is a natural

tendency of students that they feel

proud in breaking rules, as we can see

students driving while talking on

mobile or start late from home for

college or anywhere and then are in

tearing hurry to reach their destination

resulting in major number of

accidents. She advised students to

follow the driving rules in day to day

life since road accidents results in

huge loss to the parents and society.

Shri Dhirendra Gunjiyal. SP, Traffic,

Dehradun presented the statistics of

road accidents and explained the

financial, social and economic

losses caused by them. He also gave

tips to the students on safety

measures while driving. Further he

educated the gathering on how to

walk safely on the roads. Dr. Mukul

Sharma a Neuro Psychologist,

advised that we should collectively

work to calm the adventurous

att i tude of the students. He

advocated that through regular

c o u n s e l l i n g a n d a w a r e n e s s

programmes the number of road

accidents could be reduced.

One Day Seminar on Stress Management

Stress is the major factor which needs

to be managed among majority of

students during examinations.

Keeping this in mind a one day

seminar was organised by Dr. S K

Aggarwal, I/C Capacity Building and

Skill Development Cell on 1/12/2017

in the Institute. It was open to all the

students of the Institute, who

attended in large number. Cdr. Yograj

Negi, a renowned motivational

speaker, explained various points on:

How to be stress free during

examinations? He discussed about

Neuro Linguistic Programme (NLP),

Yoga and Meditation for reducing

unwanted stress. Subsequently Dr.

Sanjay Kumar Agarwal discussed

about the reasons and remedy for

stress in life of the youths. He focussed

on the importance of breathing

exerc i ses , p r inc ip les o f l i fe

management and spirituality in the

current scenario. In the end, Engineer

Rohit Maithani discussed about Yam,

Niyam, Asan, Pratyahar, Dhyan,

Dharma and Samadhi in his

concluding remarks.

Sir Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman

Arvind GuptaChairman

October -December 2017

Dolphin Boy's team won the Selaqui Premium League Football Tournament- 2017-18

Chairman donating blood

Welcoming SSP Dehra Dun

Arrival of the guests

SSP Dehra Dun addressing the gathering SP (Traffic) addressing the gathering

Students donating blood

Faculty donating blood

Faculty and students felicitating the guest speakers

Dr. N. C. Pant receiving the Young Scientist award

Dolphin Boys football team with winner's trophy

Outsanting Achievement Award in Physiotherapy

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Social Media and the Students

Social media is the collective of online communication channels dedicated to community-based input, interaction, content-sharing and collaboration. Websites and applications dedicated to forums, micro blogging, social networking, social book-marking, social curtain, and wikis are among the different types of social media. Some prominent examples of social

media are Whatsapp, Instagram, Face book, Twitter, Google+, Wikipedia, LinkedIn, etc.

Effects of Social Media on Students

Social media is impacting students both positively and negatively. Positive practices of social media increase student's social intelligence and understanding of human behavior. Negative practices of social media make them materialistic, irate and addicted to too many undesirable habits.

However, the problem is not created by social networking websites the problems arises when we use them without analyzing what we are doing and what will be its impact on us, our family, society, and the country. In most academic institutions' cafeteria, dorm's or local hangout place, students can be found with their head down, thumbs swiping up and down or fingers tapping their phone screen checking the latest post on Whatsapp, Instagram, Snapchatting their friends or seeing what's trending on Twitter. This increased presence of social media has made a profound impact on college students, both positive and negative.

Positive effects

It Facilitate Online Learning

The use of social media has helped the students to learn through various online learning platforms available to them. The use of YouTube to watch educational videos has helped the students to gain wider knowledge.

Access to Information

There are many groups that students can join through online platforms, that are related to their course of study, demographic, school, environment and much more. Joining this group on Whatsapp, Twitter, Facebook and others will help the students to have access to quality information as and when needed.

It helps to Gain Wider Knowledge

Social media helps to enhance student academic performance and increase their knowledge through data and information gathering. When students are given an assignment in school, college they go through various online platforms to gather information and to find solutions to their assignment.

It helps to build Relationship

Students can get to know each other better through social media networks. It helps to bring together two or more people, where they can share their problem and can get it solved by fellow colleagues. If a student finds out that he or she is having a problem in a particular course, he or she can open up through chat and find a friend who can provide a solution.

Negative Effects:

It Wastes Time

Many students find it difficult to go about their normal life without making use of social media. It has been observed that student are not attentive in class, instead they are busy chatting and reading stories online. They waste their time chatting with friends and family; instead of reading and practicing at home what they have learned in school. Thus, students should not be carried away by social media platforms as it will affect their academic performance.

It causes social problems

Social media has created many social problems in the society. In these modern days, many students tend to choose online communication rather than having real time conversation, and this leads to a student becoming an introvert.

It Causes Health Problems

The use of computers, mobile phones, and various gadgets to access online platforms by students may harm the user if they use it for long hours frequently. Students may be exposed to bad posture, eye strain, physical and mental stress. Too much use of education technology tools for accessing social media by students is harmful and there must be a limit.

All educational stakeholders must ensure they coordinate the use of social media platforms by setting up a policy that can help to regulate the negative aspect of social media. Students must also be ready to learn and listen in the class room; they should not make chatting their priority. Students should pursue an excellent academic performance and gain adequate knowledge that will help them in the future.

Role of the parents

How can parents mitigate the negative aspects of social media while improving upon the positive results? Moderating their access to social media is one excellent method. Most of the negative aspects can be overcome by reducing the amount of time spent on social network sites. Provide ample time for face-to-face social interaction, like having family leisure time in which parent discuss their studies in a relaxed atmosphere or inviting friends and family over for cookouts. Paying attention to their academic progress and addressing any issues will go a long way towards keeping the negative aspects of social media from influencing their studies.

From Chairman's Desk… The Noble prize in Physics 1930Indian Nobel laureates Voluntary Blood Donation Camp


(D.S.W.C.) & N.S.S. unit of the Institute

organized a voluntary blood donation

camp in its premises on 27 November

2017 in collaboration with I. M. A.

Blood Bank, Dehradun.

The camp was inaugurated by Shri Arvind

Gupta, Chairman, Dolphin Institute by

donating blood. He appreciated the

arrangements made by D.S.W.C. and

also appealed the students to whole-

heartedly participate in the various

activities of D.S.W.C.

Dr. Piyush Goel of I. M. A. blood Bank

emphasized on the importance of the

Blood donation that since blood can't

be stored for long time, continuous

fresh blood donation is necessary. He

mentioned that human blood has no

alternatives, neither can it be

produced artificially nor the blood of

any an ima l can be

transfused to humans.

160 Units of blood were

donated by the students,

faculty and staff of the

Institute. On the occasion

staff of the Institute and

student members of

D.S.W.C., namely Jitendra

Shah, Puja, Chinar, Smriti, Shoaib,

Navovrata, Shaijal, Nivedita, Kirti,

Hritik, Ankita, Ravi and many volun-

teers were present.

Dolphin Institute honoured for Frequent Blood donation S t . Jo seph Academy A lumni

As soc ia t ion and Amar Uja la

Foundation jointly honoured the

'Mahadanis' of the Capital on the

occasion of Gandhi Jayanti-2017.

The programme was organised to

honour the societies, and Institutions

who have made note worthy

contribution in blood donation

during the year. The Chief Guest of

the day was Shri Prakash Pant,

Honb'le Finance Minister, U.K. and

the guest honour was Dr. Naveen

Baluni, Health Advisor to the Chief

Minister of Uttarakhand. Brother Babu

Vargis, Principal,

S t . J o s e p h

A c a d e m y a n d

Praveen Chandok,

President, Alumni

Association of St.

Joseph Academy

were also present

besides a large

n u m b e r o f

d i s t i n g u i s h e d

citizens of Doon.

The Dolphin Institute was honoured

for its role in making multiple blood

donations in the year to various

Blood Banks in Dehradun. Shri Vipul

Garg, DSW, received the Certificate

from the Chief Guest on behalf of the

Institute.

Dolphin Institute hosted the HNBGU Intercollegiate Boy's Football Tournament- 2017-18

Ins t i tute hosted the HNBGU

Intercollegiate Football Tournament

(Boy's) from 7th to 9th November

2017 at Ambedkar Stadium ONGC,

Dehradun. 22 teams from different

affiliated colleges of the University

participated in the tournament.

Teams from DAV (PG) College

Dehradun, Govt. (PG) College

Kotdwar, SGRR (PG) Col lege

Dehradun and DBS (PG) College

Dehradun qualified for the semi-finals.

In the first semi-final on November, 9,

2017, Govt. (PG) College, Kotdwar

defeated DAV (PG) College Dehradun

by 2-1 after a tough match. While in

the second semi final between DBS

(PG) College, Dehradun and SGRR

(PG) College Dehradun no goal could

be scored in the allotted time. The

DBS (PG) College, Dehradun was

declared winner by penalty shoot-out,

which it won by 6-5. The final's of the

tournament was full of excitement and

both the teams, Govt. (PG) College

Kotdwar and DBS (PG) College,

Dehradun, were unable to shoot a

single goal in the allotted time. The

penalty shoot-out was held and DBS

(PG) College, Dehradun was declared

winner of the tournament by 11-10.

The prize distribution was held at

Ambedkar Stadium. Dr. Arun Kumar,

Director Dolphin (PG) Institute

distributed trophies and certificates to

the winner and runner up teams. In his

address Dr. Kumar congratulated the

winners and runners and praised the

players of both the teams for their

keenly fought game. The officials and

the referees were also felicitated on

the occasion.

Shri Sunil Kaul, Joint Director (Admin),

Vipul Garg, DSW, N K Joshi, Sports

Officer, Aditya Swaroop, VR Panwar,

Rajesh Kumar Jha, Dr. Ashish Raturi,

Praveen Sharma and others played key

role in successfully completing the

tournament.

Born: 7 November 1888, Tiruch-

irappalli, India

Died: 21 November 1970, Bangalore, India

Affiliation at the time of the award.

Calcutta University, Calcutta, India.

Prize motivation: "for his work on the

scattering of light and for the discovery

of the effect named after him".

Field: Atomic physics, electroma-gnetism.

Work: When light meets particles that

are smaller than the light's wavelength,

the light spreads in different directions.

This occurs, for example, when light

packets - photons - encounter

molecules in a gas.

In 1928 Venkata Raman discovered

that a small portion of the scattered

light acquires other wavelengths than

that of the original light. This is because

some of the incoming photons' energy

can be transferred to a molecule,

giving it a higher level of energy.

Among other things, the phenomenon

is used to analyze different types of

material.

Citation: "Sir Venkata Raman - Facts".

Nobelprize.org. Nobel Media AB

2014. <http://www.nobelprize.org/

nobel_prizes/physics/laureates/1930/r

aman-facts.html>

New Faculty joined between

1. Shri Arnab Khanda,

M.Sc. (Ag.), joined as

Assistant Professor in

D e p a r t m e n t o f

Agriculture.

2. D r . P r a g y a s h a a

C h a u d h a r y, M . S c .

Medical Physiology,

joined as Assistant

P r o f e s s o r i n


Editor's Column …The role of the College Bulletin!

The newspapers, magazines, newsletters provide wide ranging beneficial information to the society in general and to the youngsters in particular as invariably they remain the most valuable source of news and information despite the onslaught of the electronic media. They are a treasure-trove of information for students preparing for exams and competitions. Knowledge coupled with good expression sets the stage for success in any examination.

The students and young faculty in an academic institution need a medium through which they can showcase their talent and what could be better than to have their own institutional magazine, where everybody gets inspired to contribute an article, a poem, a write up on a recent scientific advancement or chronicling college's academic and extracurricular achievements to name a few. It also becomes a platform to highlight the achievements of faculty, students and to appreciate their hard work and achievements in the studies as well in different curriculums. Sometimes group photographs of the students and the teachers together in the field or institutional visits or receiving a prize from an eminent personality becomes a source of pleasant memories.

As the bulletin is published repeatedly four times a year there are many opportunities available to the students to prepare the contents for their articles. It would also motivate them to do research on topics of their choice, before making the copy to be published in the college bulletin. More time can be spent for rewriting the contents again and again for making it more attractive to the readers.

For each issue, the team of editors, faculty, staff, designers, photographers, in addition to generating creative contents from the student population, work extensively to report on events in and around the college. The final publication reflects and encompasses the diversity inherent to the academic and extra-curricular spaces in the institute.

We have been publishing the quarterly college bulletin “Dolphin Insight” since almost last 10 years. It provides insight of every activity of the college during that quarter. It may be termed as the progress report of those particular months. No doubt The Dolphin Insight is useful in many ways. It has a great educative value. As a copy of the Bulletin goes to parents and guardians it also provides a window to them to look into the activities of the institution where their wards are studying.

The college Boy's Football team won

the 'Selaqui Premium League',

Champions Trophy a t Doon

Business School held between 17th

and 18th November 2017. The

winning team was rewarded with

Rs. 15000.00 by the host institution

and a matching reward of Rs. 15000.00

was granted by the Chairman, Dolphin

Institute.

Dolphin hosted the coaching camps for HNBG University Girl's and Boy's Football Team -2017-18

Shri NK Joshi, Sports Officer and

Pankaj Gusain, Deputy DSWC were

appointed as Team Manager and

Coach respectively for the HNBG

University Football Teams, both boys

and girls. The College organised the

Coaching camps as below;

l Girl 's Team: 31.10.2017 to

06.11.2017

l Boy's Team: 27.11.2017 to

01.12.2017

Seminar/Workshop attendedDepartment of AgricultureDr. Naveen Chandra Pant attended




(GRISAAS-2017), 02–04 December


Shri Shailendra Tiwari attended




(GRISAAS-2017) 02–04 December


Dr. P.K. Sehgal, attended International





Udaipur, Rajasthan.

D r. P. K . S e h g a l , a t t e n d e d

I n t e r n a t i o n a l s e m i n a r “ T h e

Himalayan Challenge: Towards

Interdis-ciplinary Dialogues for

Sustainability and Development”


Shri S. Tiwari, attended International

seminar “The Himalayan Challenge:

Towards Interdisciplinary Dialogues

for Sustainability and Development”


Pinak Choudhary, M.Sc. Agronomy 1st

S e m e s t e r s t u d e n t a t t e n d e d

International conference on Rural

Management (ICRM) held at Xavier

School of Rural Management (XSRM),

Bhubaneswar, Orissa on November

23-24, 2017.

6 students of M.Sc. Chemistry 3rd

Semester along with their faculty, namely.

Dr. Suman Rawat and Shri Uday

Kumar attended a Symposium entitled

“Phytochemistry & Ayurveda Potential

and Prospects” organized by the

Management of Universities' Journal of

Phytochemistry & Ayurvedic Heights

(UJAPAH) at Dehradun on 9th

December 2017.

Department of Chemistry

Young Scientist awardDr. N.C. Pant, Assistant Professor,

Department of Agriculture was

accolade with Young Scientist

Award (Biochemistry) by 'The

Society for Scientific Development

in Agriculture & Technology',

Meerut (U.P.), India at International


Initiatives for Sustainable Agriculture



Udaipur, Rajasthan. He was

felicitated in recognition for the

contribution and advancement in the

field of plant biochemistry for

studying the medicinal properties of

fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-

graecum L.) and Kutki (Gentiana

kurroo Royle) for the common use.

Dr Sunil Bhatt, Assistant Professor,

Department of Physiotherapy was

h o n o u r e d f o r ' o u t s t a n d i n g

achievements in the field of

physiotherapy' in Uttar Pradesh

Physiotherapy conference held at

Lucknow on 19th November 2017.

Hosting Road Safety Awareness WorkshopDolphin Students Welfare Committee

organised a workshop on 'Road safety

and driving Discipline' at the Institute

on December, 8, 2017. Large number

of students and faculty participated in

the workshop. Ms. Nivedita Kukreti,

IPS, SSP, Dehradun, and Shri

Dhirendra Gunjiyal, SP Traffic

Dehradun jointly conducted the

programme.

Ms. Kukreti in her address advised the

students to drive safely and keep away

from alcohol, drugs, etc., since rash

driving and intoxication were the

major causes of accidents in the

country. She said that it is a natural

tendency of students that they feel

proud in breaking rules, as we can see

students driving while talking on

mobile or start late from home for

college or anywhere and then are in

tearing hurry to reach their destination

resulting in major number of

accidents. She advised students to

follow the driving rules in day to day

life since road accidents results in

huge loss to the parents and society.

Shri Dhirendra Gunjiyal. SP, Traffic,

Dehradun presented the statistics of

road accidents and explained the

financial, social and economic

losses caused by them. He also gave

tips to the students on safety

measures while driving. Further he

educated the gathering on how to

walk safely on the roads. Dr. Mukul

Sharma a Neuro Psychologist,

advised that we should collectively

work to calm the adventurous

att i tude of the students. He

advocated that through regular

c o u n s e l l i n g a n d a w a r e n e s s

programmes the number of road

accidents could be reduced.

One Day Seminar on Stress Management

Stress is the major factor which needs

to be managed among majority of

students during examinations.

Keeping this in mind a one day

seminar was organised by Dr. S K

Aggarwal, I/C Capacity Building and

Skill Development Cell on 1/12/2017

in the Institute. It was open to all the

students of the Institute, who

attended in large number. Cdr. Yograj

Negi, a renowned motivational

speaker, explained various points on:

How to be stress free during

examinations? He discussed about

Neuro Linguistic Programme (NLP),

Yoga and Meditation for reducing

unwanted stress. Subsequently Dr.

Sanjay Kumar Agarwal discussed

about the reasons and remedy for

stress in life of the youths. He focussed

on the importance of breathing

exerc i ses , p r inc ip les o f l i fe

management and spirituality in the

current scenario. In the end, Engineer

Rohit Maithani discussed about Yam,

Niyam, Asan, Pratyahar, Dhyan,

Dharma and Samadhi in his

concluding remarks.

Sir Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman

Arvind GuptaChairman

October -December 2017

Dolphin Boy's team won the Selaqui Premium League Football Tournament- 2017-18

Chairman donating blood

Welcoming SSP Dehra Dun

Arrival of the guests

SSP Dehra Dun addressing the gathering SP (Traffic) addressing the gathering

Students donating blood

Faculty donating blood

Faculty and students felicitating the guest speakers

Dr. N. C. Pant receiving the Young Scientist award

Dolphin Boys football team with winner's trophy

Outsanting Achievement Award in Physiotherapy

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Education ToursDepartment of Agriculture

Department of Biochemistry

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B.Sc. Agriculture 7th Semester

students visited Indian Institute of

Remote Sensing (IIRS), Dehradun

on 24th November, 2017 to learn

remote sensing uses in Agriculture.


students visited Mushroom Training

Centre at Krishivan Centre,

Dehradun to learn mushroom

cultivation techniques on 31st

October 2017.

B.Sc. Agriculture 1st Semester

students visited the Research Farm

of Indian Institute of Soil and Water

Conservation, Selaqui, Dehradun

on 30th December,2017 to

understand the practical aspects of

different agro meteorological

i n s t r u m e n t s a n d v a r i o u s

agricultural implements.

B.Sc. Agriculture 3rd Semester and

M.Sc. Agronomy 1st Semester

students underwent hands- on-

training on preparation of CPP (Cow

Pat Pit) and NADEP method of

making compost at the Agricultural

Farm of the Institute from 27th

October 2017.

Exhibition diagnostic instruments:

Dr Gyanendra Awasthi and Dr

Ashwani Sanghi along with students

of M.Sc. Biochemistry attended an

exhibition where fully automated

instruments like Biochemistry

Ana l yze r, Semi au toma ted

Biochemistry Analyzer, Urine

Analyzer, Fully Automated cell

counter were displayed. The

students acquired information

regarding their functioning etc. It

was organized by Trans Asia

Biomedicals Limited, Mumbai on

1st December, 2017 at Dehradun.

Students of M.Sc. Botany I Sem.

Undertook an educational visit to

Herbarium, Museum and Botanic

garden of Botanical Survey of India

(BSI), Dehradun on 08.11..2017.

Accompanied by faculty of the

department, namely Dr. K. P.

Tripathi, Head, Dr. A.K. Pundir and

Ms. Prerna Bahuguna. The Scientific

and Technical staff of BSI explained

the p roces s o f co l l ec t ion ,

preservation and maintenance of

the plant specimens in herbarium.

The students also learnt about

techniques of herbarium processing

in lab.

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Semester along with Dr. K. P. Tripathi

visited Krishi Vigyan Kendra,

D h a k r a n i , D e h r a d u n o n

14.12.2017. Objectives of the visit

were to identify and learn the

symptoms of various plants and

crop diseases caused by pathogens ,

namely, fungal, bacterial and viral.

Drs. A.K. Singh and S.S. Singh,

Scientists from KVK demonstrated

the field experiments on various

agricultural and horticultural crops.

Students were showed poly houses

and tunnel houses used to raise the

crop nursery and various other

crops under control conditions.

M.Sc. Botany III Sem students

accompanied by Dr. K.P. Tripathi

and Ms.Prerna Bahuguna attended

R.S. Tolia memorial lecture by

Padam Bhushan Shri Chandi

Prasad Bhatt on the occasion of

International Mountain Day at

USCST, Dehradun.

The guest speaker focused on

Himalaya-sensitivity, current threats

and challenges and mentioned

about the constitution of Joint Eco

Task Forum on Himalayan

Environment with neighboring

countries. The students and faculty

had an opportunity to interact with

the eminent speaker.

B.Sc. Forestry III semester students

visited Herbertpur wood depot on

Nov., 10th 2017 to study wood

storage and auction procedures.

M. Sc. Forestry I Semester and B.Sc.

Forestry V Semester students visited

Mussoorie Wildlife Sanctuary on

18th November to do Dendro-

logical studies, ecological studies

and wildlife management studies.

B.Sc. Forestry V Semester students

visited FRI Forestry on 22nd Nov.,

for Dendrological studies.

B.Sc. Forestry 5th semester students

were taken to the sub-Himalayan

tract at Nangal Hut, Sahastradhara

hills for rangeland cum ecological

studies on 25th November.


visited FRI Herbarium and Botanical

Garden on 2nd December.

B.Sc. Forestry I Semester students

vis i ted Regional Sericulture

Research Station, Sahaspur on 5th

December to study various aspects

of Sericulture and moriculture.


visited Dehradun Zoo to study Zoo

Special Lecture on 11.12.2017 to

commemorate Mountain Day

Department of Forestry

Management on 6th December.

B.Sc. Forestry III Semester & M.Sc.

Forestry III Semester students

visited Thano Forest Range to see

and analyze watershed manage-

ment work done in the area.

B.Sc. Forestry III Semester students

v i s i t ed Fo re s t Eng inee r i n g

Laboratory and Xylarium, FRI to

study practical utilization of the

timber and its construction designs

on 12th December.

Students of B.Sc. Forestry I Semester

visited FRI museum on 14th

December to get an overview of

Forestry and its branches.


visited Indian Institute of Remote

Sensing on 15th December to study

the use of Remote sensing

techniques in Forestry.

A field visit was conducted for B.Sc.

Forestry VII Semester students on

19th Dec., to collect Forest tree seeds

using various collection methods in

Thano Forest area, Raipur.

B.Sc.Horticulture 5th Semester

students undertook a field visit to

Bagwaan Udyog Samiti (NGO),

Dehradun on 10.10.17 to learn

firstly, the practices involved in

mushroom cultivation, especially,

paddy straw mushroom (three

spec ie s o f P l eu ro tu s ) and

Ganoderma species etc. from Dr.

Sudhir Thapliyal, secondly, to know

d i f f e r e n t t e c h n i q u e s a n d

equipments involved in post harvest

management and thirdly, to attend

the lecture delivered by Dr. R.P. Kala on

importance of medicinal and aromatic

crops grown by BUS. Dr. Ritu Pandey,

Head, Horticulture department

accompanied the students.

M.Sc. Zoology I Semester students

visited F.R.I, Dehradun on 16th

November 2017 along with Drs.

Beena Joshi Bhatt and Shalini Anand.

M.Sc. Zoology I I I Semester

students visited the Dehradun Zoo

(Malsi Deer Park) on 18th


Beena Joshi Bhatt, D.K. Bhardwaj

and Shalini Anand.

M.Sc. Zoology III Semester students

visited Asan Wetland Conservation

Reserve on 8th December 2017

with Drs. Beena Joshi Bhatt, D.K.

Bhardwaj and Shalini Anand.

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Department of Zoology

Guest Lectures Department of Biotechnology


Dr. B. K.Tyagi, (Retd. Director), ICMR,

Malaria Research Centre, Pondicherry

delivered a guest lecture on 'New and

Novel Biotechnological advancement

i n t h e C o n t r o l o f D e n g u e /

Chikungunuya/ Zika virus- The Deadly

Vector- borne Diseases' to the UG &

PG students of Biotechnology on 9th

November 2017. Dr. Tyagi explained

Vector-borne diseases are one of the

greatest contributors to human

mortality and morbidity in tropical

settings and beyond. Although

significant progress is currently being

made in combating some diseases

such as Malaria, Lymphatic Filariasis

and Chagas disease, other diseases

such as Dengue continue to spread

and increase the number of cases at an

alarming pace. He also highlighted

that vector control programmes need

to adapt to match the changing

epidemiological patterns of new

emerging threats. This will require

increased research to develop a sustained

approach to ecological and environ-

mental changes in the years ahead.

1. Dr. S.P.S. Kushwaha, Former

Scientist IIRS, Dehradun delivered a

guest lecture on 'Application of Remote

Sensing in Ecology and Forestry' on

18th November 2017. The objectives

of this lecture was to enrich the UG

and PG students of Botany and

Forestry on applications of remote

sensing in ecology and forestry studies.

2. Dr. Puneet Kumar, Scientist, BSI,

Dehradun de l i ve red ta lk on

'Cytotaxonomical evidences in

Angiosperm Taxonomy' on 25th

November, 2017 to the UG & PG

students of Botany, Biotechnology,

Forestry, Horticulture and Agriculture.

His talk was focused on the use of

cytological evidences and significance

of cytology in angiosperm taxonomy.

3. Dr. Subrata Nandy, Scientist, IIRS,

Dehradun delivered a guest lecture

on 'GIS, Land Cover Mapping, Forest

and Vegetation Mapping' on 25th


students of departments of Botany,

B i o t e c h n o l o g y , F o r e s t r y ,

Horticulture and Agriculture. Dr

Nandy focused on the remote

sensing processes, stages in remote

sensing, platforms used, satellite

types, advantages of remote sensing

over ground based methods and

Geographic Information System (GIS).

4. Dr. N.S.K. Harsh, Former Scientist

and Head, Forest Pathology Division,

FRI, Dehradun, delivered a talk on

' Funga l Taxonomy, Diver s i t y,

Challenges and Issues' on 30th

November, 2017 to the UG &

technology, Forestry, Horticulture

and Agriculture. The speaker focused

on the history, modern trends in fungal

taxonomy, advantages of using a

universal taxonomic system, and on

other aspects as well as economic

importance of fungi.

Dr. S.P.S Rawat, Scientist G &

Additional Director General, ICFRE,

Dehradun delivered a guest lecture on

“Quantum life: How the Physics can

revolutionize Biology?” on 07

November 2017 to commemorate the

129th birth anniversary of Nobel

laureate and Bharat Ratna recipient Sir

C.V. Raman.

In his lecture, Dr. Rawat emphasized

on the recent developments in the

field of integrated sciences and shared

his own experiences and his research

related to Bio physics. Students of

M . S c . P h y s i c s m a d e p o s t e r

presentations under the theme

'quantum Life' at the end of session.

1. A guest lecture on “Introduction of

Disability” was delivered by Dr

Po t s a n g b a m N a n d i t a , H O D,

Department of Physiotherapy,

SGRRIMS, Dehradun on 8th

December 2017. Dr Nandita

explained to the students the role of

physiotherapist in managing disability;

she emphasised that an appropriate

level of physiotherapy can promote

social inclusion through optimizing a

person's functions and encouraging

participation in the economic and

social life of the community. The

Physiotherapists can play an integral

role in it.

2. Department celebrated World

Disability Day on 3rd December 2016

to promote awareness about the

people with disabilities.

Dr. Anil Kumar, Scientist D, Zoological

Survey of India, Dehradun delivered a

lecture on “Animal Communication”

to the students of M.Sc. Zoology 1st &

3rd semester on 4th December 2017.

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Department of Physiotherapy



Department of Commerce

1. Dr. Manoj V. Nair (IFS), Conservator

of Forest, UNESCO Center Wildlife

Institute of India, Dehradun delivered

a guest lecture to the Forestry students

o n “ M a g n i f i c e n t W i l d l i f e -

Conservation and Management” on

6th October.

2. Shri D C Uniyal, Divisional

M a r k e t i n g M a n a g e r, Fo r e s t

Development Coorporation, Govt of

Uttarakhand delivered an onsite

l e c t u r e o n “ T i m b e r D e p o t

Management” on 10th November,

2007.

3. Dr. Kehkashan Naseem (IFS), DFO

Mussoorie Forest Division, Dehradun

delivered an onsite lecture on “Forest

Management in Mussoorie Forest

Division” on 18th November 2017.

4. Dr. Shipra Sharma, Range Forest

Officer, Mussoories Range delivered

an onsite lecture on “Wildlife

Management in Binog Wildlife

Sanctuary” on 18th November 2017.

5. Dr Anup Chandra, Head &

Scientist-F, Systematic Botany

Division, FRI Dehradun delivered a

lecture on “History of Plant specimen

collection and mounting in India” on

2nd December 2017.

6. Dr Pankaj Tewari, Scientist-D and

Director RSRS, Sahaspur delivered a

guest lecture on “Recent trends in

Sericulture in India” on 5th December

2019.

7. Dr Uma Chauhan, Livelihood

expert, Watershed Directorate, Govt.

of Uttarakhand delivered a guest

lecture on “Impact of Watershed

management on livelihood of farmers”

on 7th December 2017.

8. Dr P K Pandey, HoD Botany


guest lecture on “Role of wood

anatomy and its utilization” on 12th

December 2017.

9. Mr Suresh, Logging Inspector,

Timber Engineering, FRI Dehradun

delivered a guest lecture on “Timber

Engineering” on 12th December

2017.

Dr Hiten Padaliya, Scientist-F, IIRS


“Role of Remote Sensing in Forest

Survey” on 15th December 2017.

10. Dr VP Uniyal, Scientist-F, WII

Chandrabani, Dehradun delivered a

guest lecture on “Insects: Ecosystem

services” for B Sc Forestry & M Sc

Forestry students on 16th Dec. 2017.

Organised a guest lecture on Statistical

Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS)

and its application on December, 6,

2017. The lecture was conducted by

Dr. Javed Ashraf from Indian Council

for Forestry Research Education

(ICFRE). Dr. Ashraf discussed the

basics of Research Methodology &

Statistics and taught the students how

to work on SPSS. He explained many

problems related to day today data

and performed t test, chi square test,

anova, many designs and on many

more tests. Smt Rama Garg, Dr. Shruti

Sharma, Sh. Aman Pandit and Sh.

Vipul Garg with students of Commerce

were present in the programme.

A Hands-on-training Workshop by Department of Forestry

A Hands-on-training Workshop was

organised for 67 B Sc Forestry Students

on 28th October, 2017 on “Forest

Logging operations” in “Aduwala 2B,

Timli Forest Range, Kalsi Forest

Division, Dehradun”. The workshop

was conducted by two Uttarakhand

Forests officials, namely, Shri R S

Kaheda, Divisional Logging Manager

and Pramod Narang, Deputy Logging

Manager, Forest Development Corporation, Govt. of Uttarakhand.

Intra-departmental literary competition


An intra-departmental l i terary

competition was organized by the

Department on Children's Day (14th

November, 2017). It included two

events:

1) Extempore Speech of 3 minutes

(both boys and girls of each semester

with no limit on participants). The

winners were Potu Dada (1st),

Kennong Darang (2nd) and Mumtak

Jomyang (3rd ).

2) Debate competition (3 members

from each semester) and the topics

were: (a) single gender education can

prevail over co-ed education (b) Does

Whatsapp has disadvantages over

other apps (c) Science is a boon or

curse.

Total four teams were composed from

all semesters, first two teams (one

against, one in favor of the motion)

were allotted the topic single gender

education can prevail over co-ed

education. Likewise, other two teams

were allotted the second topic i.e.,

Does Whatsapp has disadvantages

over other apps? The winner teams of

each topic debated the third topic,

i.e., Science is a boon or curse? Potu

Dada and group was the winner team

and Ruth Dodum and group was the

runner-up team.

Prizes were distributed to the winners

for motivat ion and token of

appreciation.

Classroom seminar for M.Sc. Zoology

1st & 3rd Semester was organised on

27th and 28th November 2017.


Winter Session of “Youth Parliament” concluded on 10th December 2017

“Youth Parliament” is being organised

by Dainik Jagran to develop awareness

among youths about the functioning of

Parliament in a democracy. The winter

session of Youth Parliament was held at

Law College, Dehradun. Ms. Saezal

Kaniyal from Dolphin (P.G.) Institute,

Dehradun functioned successfully as

Minister of Home and External Affairs.

Starting the discussion on the the

i s sues in quest ion hour she

emphasised that the government is

trying to maintain good relations with

neighboring countries, but the citizens

of the own country have priority over

neighboring countries, the security of

the country cannot be compromised.

She informed the Parliament that

China has not abided with the

PANCHSHEEL declaration and has

encroached in our territory at Doklam.

It was opposed strongly by the

Government. Answering the question

of the Opposition MP, Ms. Deeksha

Shukla on the issue of Rohingya

Muslims, she said that Rohingya

Muslims have links with terrorist and

the Government cannot compromise

with the security of the country. In

response to the question of another

opposition MP Mr. Ravi Tyagi, on

our relations with neighboring

countries like Nepal, China & Sri-

Lanka. She said that our relations with

the neighboring countries are good

and the government is trying to

improve them further. The winter

session ended on 10th December with

the expectations that remaining bills

will be taken up in the Budget session.

Distinguished AlumniD r. S i d d h a r t h a S e n

completed his Master's in

Physiotherapy (MPT), with

s p e c i a l i s a t i o n i n

Musculoskeletal Disorders,

from this Institute during

2003-2005.

He obtained his BPT from

National Inst i tute of

Occupational Health, Kolkata. Dr. Sen

was an achiever and always stood

differently from other students with a

strong innovative and practical

knowledge. Dr. Sen joined Dolphin

Institute as Assistant Professor on

completion of his MPT. He served the

institute from 2006 to 2011 and

provided his services to the Institute

f r o m 2 0 0 9 - 2 0 1 1 a s H O D,


Dr. Sen got enrolled

f o r P h . D .

programme with

Punjabi University

Patiala and was

a w a r d e d t h e

degree in Sports

S c i e n c e a n d

Physiotherapy in

2016. Currently Dr. Sen is working

as Associate Professor in Delhi

I n s t i t u t e o f P h a r m a c e u t i c a l

Sciences and Research (DIPSAR),

Delhi. He has around 20 research

publications to his credit in various

national and international journals.

Dr. S iddha r t h a S e n i s s e l f

motivated young man and always

achieves through dedication and

hard work.

Memento being presented to Dr. B. K. Tyagi

Memento being presented to Dr. N. S. K. Harsh

Dr. S.P.S. Rawat judging the posters

Memento being presented to Dr. SPS Kushwaha

Memento being presented to Dr. Potsangbam Nandita

Memento being presented to Dr. Subrata Nandy

Forest Officials addressing the students

Demo of Forest Logging operations

Felicitation of the winners of the competition

Students at IIRS, Dehradun

Students at Thano Forest Range

Interaction with Padam Bhushan Shri Chandi Prasad Bhatt

Students during the exhibition

Field visit to Bhagwan Udyog Samiti, Dehradun

Faculty and students at FRI

Educational tour to FRI

Educational tour to BSI, Dehradun

Ms. Saezal Kaniyal speaking in the Youth Parliament

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students visited Indian Institute of

Remote Sensing (IIRS), Dehradun

on 24th November, 2017 to learn

remote sensing uses in Agriculture.


students visited Mushroom Training

Centre at Krishivan Centre,

Dehradun to learn mushroom

cultivation techniques on 31st

October 2017.

B.Sc. Agriculture 1st Semester

students visited the Research Farm

of Indian Institute of Soil and Water

Conservation, Selaqui, Dehradun

on 30th December,2017 to

understand the practical aspects of

different agro meteorological

i n s t r u m e n t s a n d v a r i o u s

agricultural implements.

B.Sc. Agriculture 3rd Semester and

M.Sc. Agronomy 1st Semester

students underwent hands- on-

training on preparation of CPP (Cow

Pat Pit) and NADEP method of

making compost at the Agricultural

Farm of the Institute from 27th

October 2017.

Exhibition diagnostic instruments:

Dr Gyanendra Awasthi and Dr

Ashwani Sanghi along with students

of M.Sc. Biochemistry attended an

exhibition where fully automated

instruments like Biochemistry

Ana l yze r, Semi au toma ted

Biochemistry Analyzer, Urine

Analyzer, Fully Automated cell

counter were displayed. The

students acquired information

regarding their functioning etc. It

was organized by Trans Asia

Biomedicals Limited, Mumbai on

1st December, 2017 at Dehradun.

Students of M.Sc. Botany I Sem.

Undertook an educational visit to

Herbarium, Museum and Botanic

garden of Botanical Survey of India

(BSI), Dehradun on 08.11..2017.

Accompanied by faculty of the

department, namely Dr. K. P.

Tripathi, Head, Dr. A.K. Pundir and

Ms. Prerna Bahuguna. The Scientific

and Technical staff of BSI explained

the p roces s o f co l l ec t ion ,

preservation and maintenance of

the plant specimens in herbarium.

The students also learnt about

techniques of herbarium processing

in lab.

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Semester along with Dr. K. P. Tripathi

visited Krishi Vigyan Kendra,

D h a k r a n i , D e h r a d u n o n

14.12.2017. Objectives of the visit

were to identify and learn the

symptoms of various plants and

crop diseases caused by pathogens ,

namely, fungal, bacterial and viral.

Drs. A.K. Singh and S.S. Singh,

Scientists from KVK demonstrated

the field experiments on various

agricultural and horticultural crops.

Students were showed poly houses

and tunnel houses used to raise the

crop nursery and various other

crops under control conditions.

M.Sc. Botany III Sem students

accompanied by Dr. K.P. Tripathi

and Ms.Prerna Bahuguna attended

R.S. Tolia memorial lecture by

Padam Bhushan Shri Chandi

Prasad Bhatt on the occasion of

International Mountain Day at

USCST, Dehradun.

The guest speaker focused on

Himalaya-sensitivity, current threats

and challenges and mentioned

about the constitution of Joint Eco

Task Forum on Himalayan

Environment with neighboring

countries. The students and faculty

had an opportunity to interact with

the eminent speaker.

B.Sc. Forestry III semester students

visited Herbertpur wood depot on

Nov., 10th 2017 to study wood

storage and auction procedures.

M. Sc. Forestry I Semester and B.Sc.

Forestry V Semester students visited

Mussoorie Wildlife Sanctuary on

18th November to do Dendro-

logical studies, ecological studies

and wildlife management studies.


visited FRI Forestry on 22nd Nov.,

for Dendrological studies.

B.Sc. Forestry 5th semester students

were taken to the sub-Himalayan

tract at Nangal Hut, Sahastradhara

hills for rangeland cum ecological

studies on 25th November.


visited FRI Herbarium and Botanical

Garden on 2nd December.

B.Sc. Forestry I Semester students

vis i ted Regional Sericulture

Research Station, Sahaspur on 5th

December to study various aspects

of Sericulture and moriculture.


visited Dehradun Zoo to study Zoo

Special Lecture on 11.12.2017 to

commemorate Mountain Day


Management on 6th December.

B.Sc. Forestry III Semester & M.Sc.

Forestry III Semester students

visited Thano Forest Range to see

and analyze watershed manage-

ment work done in the area.


v i s i t ed Fo re s t Eng inee r i n g

Laboratory and Xylarium, FRI to

study practical utilization of the

timber and its construction designs

on 12th December.

Students of B.Sc. Forestry I Semester

visited FRI museum on 14th

December to get an overview of

Forestry and its branches.


visited Indian Institute of Remote

Sensing on 15th December to study

the use of Remote sensing

techniques in Forestry.

A field visit was conducted for B.Sc.

Forestry VII Semester students on

19th Dec., to collect Forest tree seeds

using various collection methods in

Thano Forest area, Raipur.

B.Sc.Horticulture 5th Semester

students undertook a field visit to

Bagwaan Udyog Samiti (NGO),

Dehradun on 10.10.17 to learn

firstly, the practices involved in

mushroom cultivation, especially,

paddy straw mushroom (three

spec ie s o f P l eu ro tu s ) and

Ganoderma species etc. from Dr.

Sudhir Thapliyal, secondly, to know

d i f f e r e n t t e c h n i q u e s a n d

equipments involved in post harvest

management and thirdly, to attend

the lecture delivered by Dr. R.P. Kala on

importance of medicinal and aromatic

crops grown by BUS. Dr. Ritu Pandey,

Head, Horticulture department

accompanied the students.

M.Sc. Zoology I Semester students

visited F.R.I, Dehradun on 16th


Beena Joshi Bhatt and Shalini Anand.

M.Sc. Zoology I I I Semester

students visited the Dehradun Zoo

(Malsi Deer Park) on 18th


Beena Joshi Bhatt, D.K. Bhardwaj

and Shalini Anand.

M.Sc. Zoology III Semester students

visited Asan Wetland Conservation

Reserve on 8th December 2017

with Drs. Beena Joshi Bhatt, D.K.

Bhardwaj and Shalini Anand.

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Dr. B. K.Tyagi, (Retd. Director), ICMR,

Malaria Research Centre, Pondicherry

delivered a guest lecture on 'New and

Novel Biotechnological advancement

i n t h e C o n t r o l o f D e n g u e /

Chikungunuya/ Zika virus- The Deadly

Vector- borne Diseases' to the UG &

PG students of Biotechnology on 9th

November 2017. Dr. Tyagi explained

Vector-borne diseases are one of the

greatest contributors to human

mortality and morbidity in tropical

settings and beyond. Although

significant progress is currently being

made in combating some diseases

such as Malaria, Lymphatic Filariasis

and Chagas disease, other diseases

such as Dengue continue to spread

and increase the number of cases at an

alarming pace. He also highlighted

that vector control programmes need

to adapt to match the changing

epidemiological patterns of new

emerging threats. This will require

increased research to develop a sustained

approach to ecological and environ-

mental changes in the years ahead.

1. Dr. S.P.S. Kushwaha, Former

Scientist IIRS, Dehradun delivered a

guest lecture on 'Application of Remote

Sensing in Ecology and Forestry' on

18th November 2017. The objectives

of this lecture was to enrich the UG

and PG students of Botany and

Forestry on applications of remote

sensing in ecology and forestry studies.

2. Dr. Puneet Kumar, Scientist, BSI,

Dehradun de l i ve red ta lk on

'Cytotaxonomical evidences in

Angiosperm Taxonomy' on 25th


students of Botany, Biotechnology,

Forestry, Horticulture and Agriculture.

His talk was focused on the use of

cytological evidences and significance

of cytology in angiosperm taxonomy.

3. Dr. Subrata Nandy, Scientist, IIRS,

Dehradun delivered a guest lecture

on 'GIS, Land Cover Mapping, Forest

and Vegetation Mapping' on 25th



B i o t e c h n o l o g y , F o r e s t r y ,

Horticulture and Agriculture. Dr

Nandy focused on the remote

sensing processes, stages in remote

sensing, platforms used, satellite

types, advantages of remote sensing

over ground based methods and

Geographic Information System (GIS).

4. Dr. N.S.K. Harsh, Former Scientist

and Head, Forest Pathology Division,

FRI, Dehradun, delivered a talk on

' Funga l Taxonomy, Diver s i t y,

Challenges and Issues' on 30th

November, 2017 to the UG &

technology, Forestry, Horticulture

and Agriculture. The speaker focused

on the history, modern trends in fungal

taxonomy, advantages of using a

universal taxonomic system, and on

other aspects as well as economic

importance of fungi.

Dr. S.P.S Rawat, Scientist G &

Additional Director General, ICFRE,


“Quantum life: How the Physics can

revolutionize Biology?” on 07

November 2017 to commemorate the

129th birth anniversary of Nobel

laureate and Bharat Ratna recipient Sir

C.V. Raman.

In his lecture, Dr. Rawat emphasized

on the recent developments in the

field of integrated sciences and shared

his own experiences and his research

related to Bio physics. Students of

M . S c . P h y s i c s m a d e p o s t e r

presentations under the theme

'quantum Life' at the end of session.

1. A guest lecture on “Introduction of

Disability” was delivered by Dr

Po t s a n g b a m N a n d i t a , H O D,

Department of Physiotherapy,

SGRRIMS, Dehradun on 8th

December 2017. Dr Nandita

explained to the students the role of

physiotherapist in managing disability;

she emphasised that an appropriate

level of physiotherapy can promote

social inclusion through optimizing a

person's functions and encouraging

participation in the economic and

social life of the community. The

Physiotherapists can play an integral

role in it.

2. Department celebrated World

Disability Day on 3rd December 2016

to promote awareness about the

people with disabilities.

Dr. Anil Kumar, Scientist D, Zoological

Survey of India, Dehradun delivered a

lecture on “Animal Communication”

to the students of M.Sc. Zoology 1st &

3rd semester on 4th December 2017.

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1. Dr. Manoj V. Nair (IFS), Conservator

of Forest, UNESCO Center Wildlife

Institute of India, Dehradun delivered

a guest lecture to the Forestry students

o n “ M a g n i f i c e n t W i l d l i f e -

Conservation and Management” on

6th October.

2. Shri D C Uniyal, Divisional

M a r k e t i n g M a n a g e r, Fo r e s t

Development Coorporation, Govt of

Uttarakhand delivered an onsite

l e c t u r e o n “ T i m b e r D e p o t

Management” on 10th November,

2007.

3. Dr. Kehkashan Naseem (IFS), DFO

Mussoorie Forest Division, Dehradun

delivered an onsite lecture on “Forest

Management in Mussoorie Forest

Division” on 18th November 2017.

4. Dr. Shipra Sharma, Range Forest

Officer, Mussoories Range delivered

an onsite lecture on “Wildlife

Management in Binog Wildlife

Sanctuary” on 18th November 2017.

5. Dr Anup Chandra, Head &

Scientist-F, Systematic Botany


lecture on “History of Plant specimen

collection and mounting in India” on

2nd December 2017.

6. Dr Pankaj Tewari, Scientist-D and

Director RSRS, Sahaspur delivered a

guest lecture on “Recent trends in

Sericulture in India” on 5th December

2019.

7. Dr Uma Chauhan, Livelihood

expert, Watershed Directorate, Govt.

of Uttarakhand delivered a guest

lecture on “Impact of Watershed

management on livelihood of farmers”

on 7th December 2017.

8. Dr P K Pandey, HoD Botany


guest lecture on “Role of wood

anatomy and its utilization” on 12th

December 2017.

9. Mr Suresh, Logging Inspector,

Timber Engineering, FRI Dehradun

delivered a guest lecture on “Timber

Engineering” on 12th December

2017.

Dr Hiten Padaliya, Scientist-F, IIRS


“Role of Remote Sensing in Forest

Survey” on 15th December 2017.

10. Dr VP Uniyal, Scientist-F, WII

Chandrabani, Dehradun delivered a

guest lecture on “Insects: Ecosystem

services” for B Sc Forestry & M Sc

Forestry students on 16th Dec. 2017.

Organised a guest lecture on Statistical

Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS)

and its application on December, 6,

2017. The lecture was conducted by

Dr. Javed Ashraf from Indian Council

for Forestry Research Education

(ICFRE). Dr. Ashraf discussed the

basics of Research Methodology &

Statistics and taught the students how

to work on SPSS. He explained many

problems related to day today data

and performed t test, chi square test,

anova, many designs and on many

more tests. Smt Rama Garg, Dr. Shruti

Sharma, Sh. Aman Pandit and Sh.

Vipul Garg with students of Commerce

were present in the programme.

A Hands-on-training Workshop by Department of Forestry

A Hands-on-training Workshop was

organised for 67 B Sc Forestry Students

on 28th October, 2017 on “Forest

Logging operations” in “Aduwala 2B,

Timli Forest Range, Kalsi Forest

Division, Dehradun”. The workshop

was conducted by two Uttarakhand

Forests officials, namely, Shri R S

Kaheda, Divisional Logging Manager

and Pramod Narang, Deputy Logging

Manager, Forest Development Corporation, Govt. of Uttarakhand.

Intra-departmental literary competition


An intra-departmental l i terary

competition was organized by the

Department on Children's Day (14th

November, 2017). It included two

events:

1) Extempore Speech of 3 minutes

(both boys and girls of each semester

with no limit on participants). The

winners were Potu Dada (1st),

Kennong Darang (2nd) and Mumtak

Jomyang (3rd ).

2) Debate competition (3 members

from each semester) and the topics

were: (a) single gender education can

prevail over co-ed education (b) Does

Whatsapp has disadvantages over

other apps (c) Science is a boon or

curse.

Total four teams were composed from

all semesters, first two teams (one

against, one in favor of the motion)

were allotted the topic single gender

education can prevail over co-ed

education. Likewise, other two teams

were allotted the second topic i.e.,

Does Whatsapp has disadvantages

over other apps? The winner teams of

each topic debated the third topic,

i.e., Science is a boon or curse? Potu

Dada and group was the winner team

and Ruth Dodum and group was the

runner-up team.

Prizes were distributed to the winners

for motivat ion and token of

appreciation.

Classroom seminar for M.Sc. Zoology

1st & 3rd Semester was organised on

27th and 28th November 2017.


Winter Session of “Youth Parliament” concluded on 10th December 2017

“Youth Parliament” is being organised

by Dainik Jagran to develop awareness

among youths about the functioning of

Parliament in a democracy. The winter

session of Youth Parliament was held at

Law College, Dehradun. Ms. Saezal

Kaniyal from Dolphin (P.G.) Institute,

Dehradun functioned successfully as

Minister of Home and External Affairs.

Starting the discussion on the the

i s sues in quest ion hour she

emphasised that the government is

trying to maintain good relations with

neighboring countries, but the citizens

of the own country have priority over

neighboring countries, the security of

the country cannot be compromised.

She informed the Parliament that

China has not abided with the

PANCHSHEEL declaration and has

encroached in our territory at Doklam.

It was opposed strongly by the

Government. Answering the question

of the Opposition MP, Ms. Deeksha

Shukla on the issue of Rohingya

Muslims, she said that Rohingya

Muslims have links with terrorist and

the Government cannot compromise

with the security of the country. In

response to the question of another

opposition MP Mr. Ravi Tyagi, on

our relations with neighboring

countries like Nepal, China & Sri-

Lanka. She said that our relations with

the neighboring countries are good

and the government is trying to

improve them further. The winter

session ended on 10th December with

the expectations that remaining bills

will be taken up in the Budget session.

Distinguished AlumniD r. S i d d h a r t h a S e n

completed his Master's in

Physiotherapy (MPT), with

s p e c i a l i s a t i o n i n

Musculoskeletal Disorders,

from this Institute during

2003-2005.

He obtained his BPT from

National Inst i tute of

Occupational Health, Kolkata. Dr. Sen

was an achiever and always stood

differently from other students with a

strong innovative and practical

knowledge. Dr. Sen joined Dolphin

Institute as Assistant Professor on

completion of his MPT. He served the

institute from 2006 to 2011 and

provided his services to the Institute

f r o m 2 0 0 9 - 2 0 1 1 a s H O D,


Dr. Sen got enrolled

f o r P h . D .

programme with

Punjabi University

Patiala and was

a w a r d e d t h e

degree in Sports

S c i e n c e a n d

Physiotherapy in

2016. Currently Dr. Sen is working

as Associate Professor in Delhi

I n s t i t u t e o f P h a r m a c e u t i c a l

Sciences and Research (DIPSAR),

Delhi. He has around 20 research

publications to his credit in various

national and international journals.

Dr. S iddha r t h a S e n i s s e l f

motivated young man and always

achieves through dedication and

hard work.

Memento being presented to Dr. B. K. Tyagi

Memento being presented to Dr. N. S. K. Harsh

Dr. S.P.S. Rawat judging the posters

Memento being presented to Dr. SPS Kushwaha

Memento being presented to Dr. Potsangbam Nandita

Memento being presented to Dr. Subrata Nandy

Forest Officials addressing the students

Demo of Forest Logging operations

Felicitation of the winners of the competition

Students at IIRS, Dehradun

Students at Thano Forest Range

Interaction with Padam Bhushan Shri Chandi Prasad Bhatt

Students during the exhibition

Field visit to Bhagwan Udyog Samiti, Dehradun

Faculty and students at FRI

Educational tour to FRI

Educational tour to BSI, Dehradun

Ms. Saezal Kaniyal speaking in the Youth Parliament

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Physiotherapy Camps1. 1st October 2017: A camp was

organised for geriatric patients at

village Dhalani, Dehra Dun. The

elderly villagers were examined and

sensitized for various health problems

due to faulty posture, occupational

strain, arthritis, joint pain, cervical

spondilitis and old age related issues.

Patients were also screened for

further referral. The camp was

conducted by Dr. R.K Srivastava, Dr

Deptee Warikoo, Dr Sunil Bhatt, Dr

Richa Agarwal, Dr Keerty Mathur,

who were assisted by the PG students

of the department.

2. 10th December 2017: Another

physiotherapy camp was organized at

Kotra Kalyanpur village, Dehradun. A

team of doctors headed by Dr R.K.

Srivastava, Dr Deptee Warikoo, along

with Dr Sunil Bhatt and Dr Kapil Garg

and students examined various

beneficiaries, including elders of

village, members of the Panchyat, the

farmers as well as house wives. The

c a m p w a s

organized to

commemorate

t h e W o r l d

Disability Day.

T h e p h y s i o -

t h e r a p i s t s

focused on to

sens i t ize the

bene f i c i a r i e s

r e g a r d i n g

Health/Physiotherapy CampsFresher's' Party 2017-18

Fresher party for the session 2017-18

was organised by DSWC in Institute's

premises on 11th & 12th October

2017, in which old students from all 14

departments welcomed about 900

new students and introduced to them

the traditions and culture of the

institute through the programme

“Welcome Fresher's”.

The Fresher's was inaugurated by Shri

Arvind Gupta, Chairman of the

Institute. In his address he advised the

new students that besides the class

room teaching there are many

activities by which students can

develop their personality. He

emphasized that an individual with

balanced personality will be able to

face the challenges of the upcoming

life in better ways. He told that such

occasions boost confidence of new

s tudents and help them get

acquainted with teachers and seniors

in a better manner.

Old as well as new students

participated in the programme in

prescribed dress code which was

unique for each department. The old

students have organized various

entertainment activities like Cat Walk,

Photogenic Session, Dancing, Singing,

Speech, I. Q. Session, Games and

other activities. Students also enjoyed

the DJ music and dance sessions

during the day. Incoming students

showcased their talents through dance

performances.

'Miss Welcome-2017' contest was also

held in which IQ of students were

tested through various rounds like

extempore speech and answering

questions on social issues. Based on

assessment of different activities

performed by the new students

during the day, Ms. & Mr. Fresher

(2017-18) were declared for each

department as listed below. Mister

and Miss Fresher from were

felicitated by presenting of Crown and

Sash by senior students.

Shree Arvind Gupta, Chairman

Dolphin Institute, Dr. Shailja Pant,

Principal, Director, Dr. Arun Kumar,

DSWC NEWS

Dean Students Welfare, Shree Vipul

Garg along with faculty, staff and

students were present on both days.

S. Department Miss Fresher Mister FresherNo.

1. Agriculture Leki Tsomu Arthur Yanthan

2. Biochemistry Asna Shamim Israr Ahmad Mir

3. Biotechnology- P. G. Archana Waikhom Peapolly Sharaf Nikhil

4. Biotechnology- U. G. Suman Semwal Kwchwng Jamatia

5. Botany Lareb Anjum Hakim Mazid Waqar Shah

6. Chemistry Neha Sharma Zahid Ahmad Lone

7. Commerce Likha Yanam Ujjwal Gambhir

8. Education Meenu Thapa Deepak Arya

9. Forestry Thaismaidi Longthasa Paras Bhatt

10. Horticulture Mumtak Jomyang Phurpa Tsering

11. Microbiology Ahuti Sharma Gaurav Yadav

12. Pharm. Chemistry Deep Jyoti Singh Akshaiwarnath Pandey

13. Physics Beenish Bashir Vivek Parihar

14. Zoology Syed Insha Muzaffar Ashok Chettri

Deepawali Celebrations at Bal Vanita Aashram-Tilak Road

Maintaining the tradition, Shri Arvind

Gupta, Chairman Dolphin Institute

along with DSWC team celebrated

Deepawali with the orphan's at Bal

Vanita Ashram on October, 19, 2017.

They were gifted candles, crackers,

and sweets by the student members of

DSW Committee of the Institute. The

Chairman personally wished happy

Deepawali to every child, and

e n q u i r e d f r o m O r p h a n a g e

management about their progresses in

study and other activities. A Chat party

for the children was also organised on

this occasion. Smt. Arti Gupta, OSD,

Shri Chanchal Goyal, CAO, Shri Vipul

Garg, DSW and team members of

DSWC actively participated in the

Deepawali Celebrations at the

Ashram.

Dolphinite stood first in Solo Singing at IMS, Dehradun

Four of our students,

namely Pritam Rai,

Shivani, Saurabh

Mandal and Chinar

M a n d i y a l

p a r t i c i p a t e d i n

various activities

held during the

Annual programme

of IMS, Dehradun on

23rd November

2017.

Pritam Rai stood 1st in solo singing

competition held under “Lamhe”

progrmme. The Chairman, Principal

and Director of Dolphin Institute

congratulated him for his performance

in “Lamhe”.

Participation in World AIDS Day ProgrammeWorld AIIDS Day is

o r g a n i s e d o n

D e c e m b e r, 1 ,

eve ry yea r by

Wo r l d H e a l t h

O r g a n i z a t i o n

(WHO) all over the

world to spread

awareness among

masses about the

deadly AIIDS. The

disease spreads

due to different

activities, and the major causes are

unsafe physical relations, reuse of

injection syringe, unsafe blood

transfusion, etc. Majority of the

population in undeveloped countries

is still not aware about the causes of

AIIDS, and many AIIDS patients are

treated as untouchable in the society.

To spread awareness about the “AIIDS

Myth & Truth”, the Red Cross Society

of India (Dehradun chapter) organised

a one day seminar at Town Hall, Nagar

Nigam, Dehradun. 24 Rangers and

Rovers of Bharat Scouts & Guides of

Do lph in Ins t i tu te , Dehradun

participated in the seminar.

Health Camp at Shree Guru

The Institute organised a free health

check up camp, diagnostic services

and medicine distribution to the

residents of race Course, Dehra Dun

during a NSS Camp organised by

G o v t . I n t e r m e d i a t e C o l l e g e

Lakhibagh, Dehradun at Shree Guru

N a n a k D o o n Va l e S c h o o l ,

R a c e c o u r s e , D e h r a d u n o n

31/12/2017. OPD services and

diagnostic tests facilities were availed

by 145 residents of the area during

the camp. Dr. R. K. Srivastava, Shree

Aaditya Swaroop, Shree

Rajesh Kumar Jha, Shree

Kiran Rijal and Shree Praveen

Sharma jointly conducted the

camp on behalf of the

Institute. The organisers of

the NSS camp expressed

thanks to Dolphin Institute for

undertaking the social

service.

Faculty and students participated in International Literature & Arts Festival

The international Literature and Arts

Festival Dehradun was held on

November, 18 & 19, 2017 at Hotel

Madhuban, Dehradun.

Institute's faculty and students

attended some important events

during the festival. These included

the launch of two books, namely

“Valley of Words” & “Leaves of Life”

by Meera Chhadha Borwankar, a

1981 Batch IPS Officer. The second

edition of the popular book “Khakhi

Me Insan” by Shri Ashok Kumar, IPS

& ADG Law & Order of Uttarakhand

Police was released on November,

19, 2017. Shri Kumar autographed

the copies of his books procured by

students. The faculty and students of

Dolphin (P.G.) Institute attended the

event in large number.


1. Ms. Neelam

G a u t a m a ,

M . S c .

Botany I year

(Academic

s e s s i o n

2017-2018)

has cleared

the CSIR/UGC –NET (JRF) of

June 2017, she secured 43rd

rank in All India General

Category.

Department of Pharmaceutical

Chemistry

2. A m i n u r

R e h m a n

Sarkar, M. Sc

Pharmaceuti

c a l

C h e m i s t r y

4 t h

Semester (Academic session

2015-17), has been selected as

Research Scholar Level-II,

under project entitled “ CSIR

Sickle Cell Anemia” at CSIR-

Indian Institute of Integrative

Medicine (IIIM), Jammu.

Student Achievers

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Nanak Doon Vale School, Racecourse, Dehradun

6th November 2017: Dolphin

Student's Welfare Committee along

with departments of Physiotherapy,

Pathology and OPD organised a free

Health and Physiotherapy Camp in the

premises on the occasion of

“Uttarakhand Uday- 2017”. Around

65 patients from nearby villages, like

Manduwala, Sudhowala, Bhauwala,

Paundha, etc. took benefit of OPD

consultations, routine haematological

tests and Physiotherapy services. Dr.

R. K. Srivastava, Shri Aaditya

Swaroop, Dr. Vivek Chauhan, Dr.

Richa Agarwal, Dr. Keerty Mathur

and Dr. Kapil Garg participated in the

camp. A number of students from

Physiotherapy and pathology

departments assisted the faculty in

providing efficient services to the

patients. Treatment of seasonal

d i seases , low B.P. , anaemic

c o n d i t i o n s , m u s c u l o s k e l e t a l

problems, recent injuries, low back

ache, stroke, joint pains and arthritis

was provided by the doctors from the

institute. Diagnostic tests, medicines

and on-site physiotherapy treatment

was provided to the patients and

home regime exercises were

demonstrated to those who attended

the camp.

Health Camp on the occasion of Uttarakhand Uday

Health Camp commemorating 'Uttarakhand Uday'

Pathological sample taken during the Health Camp

Medical consultation

Dolphin Pathology team collecting samples


Felicitating winnersPritam Rai being awarded

Rovers and Rangers at Town Hall

Various events during fresher's

Shri Ashok Kumar affixing autograph

Chairman encouraging the Dolphin's artists

various health problems which

gradually develop due to faulty

postural habits, age, and occupational

strain. Patients were also referred to

free OPD and Physiotherapy services

provided at Dolphin PG Institute.

3. 28th Dec 17: Dolphin Health Centre,

Lions Hospital, Dehradun organised a

free physiotherapy camp for children

up to the age group of 15 yr. Physical

parameters like height, weight,

Posture and other normal milestones

were checked. 74 Children from

different social backgrounds attended

to get benefit of the camp. Good number

of students from nearby schools came

for check up with their teachers. Guardians

were advised about the importance of

exercises and good diet in growing

children. Dr. Deepty Mathur M.P.T

(Neuro), examined the children, Shri

Laxman supported the event.

Providing Physiotherapy Services1. 28th October to 4th November

2017: The Department provided

physiotherapy services at Uttarakhand

O p e n I T F Ve t e r a n ' s Te n n i s

Tournament 2017, organized by

Shanti Tennis Academy. The team of

physiotherapist headed by Dr Vivek

Chauhan along with Dr Deptee

Warikoo, Dr Sunil Bhatt, Dr Keerty

Mathur, Dr Richa Agarwal, Dr Kapil

Garg and MPT students Akansha Gaur,

Yashwant, Muktanand, Madhu and

Deepjoy provided physiotherapy

services to the players.

Players were treated on ground for

shoulder injuries, tennis elbow, wrist

and ankle sprains and muscular

spasms and strains with various

manual therapy techniques and

electrotherapy modalities. The

services provided by the Institute were

well appreciated by the Chief Guest,

General Manager, ONGC in closing

ceremony. The participants and

organizers of the tournament also

acknowledged the physiotherapy

services provided by our Institute.

2. 9th–10th December 2017:

Physiotherapy services were provided

for Divyang Khel Mahotsava (2017-

2018) held at Premnagar, Dehra Dun.


on ground to specially abled athletes

by Dr Vivek Chauhan, Dr Pragyasha

Chaudhry and Dr Keerty Mathur.

Sports injuries related to cricket, volley

ball, kabbadi and discus throw were

well managed by the team. The

players were advised on strengthening

and endurance management along

with prevention of injuries. Various on

spot exercises were demonstrated to

the players for managing their fitness.

3. 17th December 2017: Department

provided physiotherapy services to the

prestigious annual 'Dehradun Half

Marathon' race in which thousands of

p r o f e s s i o n a l a n d a m a t e u r s

participated . The physiotherapy team

comprised Dr Deptee Warikoo, Dr

Vivek Chauhan, Dr Keerty Mathur, Dr

Richa Agarwal, Dr Deepty Mathur and

Dr Pragyasha Chaudhry, and was duly

assisted by 21 MPT students. The

physiotherapy services were provided

at 5 water points along the 14

kilometer route. Physiotherapy

management first aid was also

provided to injured participants. The

racers were treated for sudden

cramps, sprains, strains or bruises.

Relaxation techniques along with

warm up and cool down techniques

were also taught to the participants at

different spots.

4. Physiotherapy services for the 66

Annual Police Athletic Champion-

ship-26th to 30th December 2017:


provided extensive physiotherapy

services to the participants of 66

Annual Police Athletic Championship

held at Maharana Pratap Sports

Stadium, Raipur, Dehradun. Various

Athletic events including 100m,

400m, 800m and 10000m races along

with hurdle race, high jump, pole

vault, short put, discus throw, etc were

organised during the meet. The

College Physio team which included

Dr. Deptee Warikoo, Dr. Vivek

Chauhan, Dr. Sunil Bhatt, Dr. Richa

Agrawal, Dr. Kapil Garg, Dr Keerty

Mathur and Dr Pragyasha along with

MPT students Akansha Gaur,

Muktanand, Madhu and Pratigya


athletes suffering from muscular

spasms, strains, ligament sprains,

tendon injuries and bruises, etc. The

t e am a l s o p rov ided spec i a l

consultation for injury prevention,

strength maintenance and endurance

to the athletes. It was indeed a great

experience for 'Team Physio' of our

Team Physio during Divyang Khel Mahotsava

Providing Physiotherapy assistance Providing Physiotherapy assistance

Free Health Camp at Dolphin Health Centre Lions Club


InsightDolphinDolphin


Physiotherapy Camps1. 1st October 2017: A camp was

organised for geriatric patients at

village Dhalani, Dehra Dun. The

elderly villagers were examined and

sensitized for various health problems

due to faulty posture, occupational

strain, arthritis, joint pain, cervical

spondilitis and old age related issues.

Patients were also screened for

further referral. The camp was

conducted by Dr. R.K Srivastava, Dr

Deptee Warikoo, Dr Sunil Bhatt, Dr

Richa Agarwal, Dr Keerty Mathur,

who were assisted by the PG students

of the department.

2. 10th December 2017: Another

physiotherapy camp was organized at

Kotra Kalyanpur village, Dehradun. A

team of doctors headed by Dr R.K.

Srivastava, Dr Deptee Warikoo, along

with Dr Sunil Bhatt and Dr Kapil Garg

and students examined various

beneficiaries, including elders of

village, members of the Panchyat, the

farmers as well as house wives. The

c a m p w a s

organized to

commemorate

t h e W o r l d

Disability Day.

T h e p h y s i o -

t h e r a p i s t s

focused on to

sens i t ize the

bene f i c i a r i e s

r e g a r d i n g

Health/Physiotherapy CampsFresher's' Party 2017-18

Fresher party for the session 2017-18

was organised by DSWC in Institute's

premises on 11th & 12th October

2017, in which old students from all 14

departments welcomed about 900

new students and introduced to them

the traditions and culture of the

institute through the programme

“Welcome Fresher's”.

The Fresher's was inaugurated by Shri

Arvind Gupta, Chairman of the

Institute. In his address he advised the

new students that besides the class

room teaching there are many

activities by which students can

develop their personality. He

emphasized that an individual with

balanced personality will be able to

face the challenges of the upcoming

life in better ways. He told that such

occasions boost confidence of new

s tudents and help them get

acquainted with teachers and seniors

in a better manner.

Old as well as new students

participated in the programme in

prescribed dress code which was

unique for each department. The old

students have organized various

entertainment activities like Cat Walk,

Photogenic Session, Dancing, Singing,

Speech, I. Q. Session, Games and

other activities. Students also enjoyed

the DJ music and dance sessions

during the day. Incoming students

showcased their talents through dance

performances.

'Miss Welcome-2017' contest was also

held in which IQ of students were

tested through various rounds like

extempore speech and answering

questions on social issues. Based on

assessment of different activities

performed by the new students

during the day, Ms. & Mr. Fresher

(2017-18) were declared for each

department as listed below. Mister

and Miss Fresher from were

felicitated by presenting of Crown and

Sash by senior students.

Shree Arvind Gupta, Chairman

Dolphin Institute, Dr. Shailja Pant,

Principal, Director, Dr. Arun Kumar,

DSWC NEWS

Dean Students Welfare, Shree Vipul

Garg along with faculty, staff and

students were present on both days.

S. Department Miss Fresher Mister FresherNo.

1. Agriculture Leki Tsomu Arthur Yanthan

2. Biochemistry Asna Shamim Israr Ahmad Mir

3. Biotechnology- P. G. Archana Waikhom Peapolly Sharaf Nikhil

4. Biotechnology- U. G. Suman Semwal Kwchwng Jamatia

5. Botany Lareb Anjum Hakim Mazid Waqar Shah

6. Chemistry Neha Sharma Zahid Ahmad Lone

7. Commerce Likha Yanam Ujjwal Gambhir

8. Education Meenu Thapa Deepak Arya

9. Forestry Thaismaidi Longthasa Paras Bhatt

10. Horticulture Mumtak Jomyang Phurpa Tsering

11. Microbiology Ahuti Sharma Gaurav Yadav

12. Pharm. Chemistry Deep Jyoti Singh Akshaiwarnath Pandey

13. Physics Beenish Bashir Vivek Parihar

14. Zoology Syed Insha Muzaffar Ashok Chettri

Deepawali Celebrations at Bal Vanita Aashram-Tilak Road

Maintaining the tradition, Shri Arvind

Gupta, Chairman Dolphin Institute

along with DSWC team celebrated

Deepawali with the orphan's at Bal

Vanita Ashram on October, 19, 2017.

They were gifted candles, crackers,

and sweets by the student members of

DSW Committee of the Institute. The

Chairman personally wished happy

Deepawali to every child, and

e n q u i r e d f r o m O r p h a n a g e

management about their progresses in

study and other activities. A Chat party

for the children was also organised on

this occasion. Smt. Arti Gupta, OSD,

Shri Chanchal Goyal, CAO, Shri Vipul

Garg, DSW and team members of

DSWC actively participated in the

Deepawali Celebrations at the

Ashram.

Dolphinite stood first in Solo Singing at IMS, Dehradun

Four of our students,

namely Pritam Rai,

Shivani, Saurabh

Mandal and Chinar

M a n d i y a l

p a r t i c i p a t e d i n

various activities

held during the

Annual programme

of IMS, Dehradun on

23rd November

2017.

Pritam Rai stood 1st in solo singing

competition held under “Lamhe”

progrmme. The Chairman, Principal

and Director of Dolphin Institute

congratulated him for his performance

in “Lamhe”.

Participation in World AIDS Day ProgrammeWorld AIIDS Day is

o r g a n i s e d o n

D e c e m b e r, 1 ,

eve ry yea r by

Wo r l d H e a l t h

O r g a n i z a t i o n

(WHO) all over the

world to spread

awareness among

masses about the

deadly AIIDS. The

disease spreads

due to different

activities, and the major causes are

unsafe physical relations, reuse of

injection syringe, unsafe blood

transfusion, etc. Majority of the

population in undeveloped countries

is still not aware about the causes of

AIIDS, and many AIIDS patients are

treated as untouchable in the society.

To spread awareness about the “AIIDS

Myth & Truth”, the Red Cross Society

of India (Dehradun chapter) organised

a one day seminar at Town Hall, Nagar

Nigam, Dehradun. 24 Rangers and

Rovers of Bharat Scouts & Guides of

Do lph in Ins t i tu te , Dehradun

participated in the seminar.

Health Camp at Shree Guru

The Institute organised a free health

check up camp, diagnostic services

and medicine distribution to the

residents of race Course, Dehra Dun

during a NSS Camp organised by

G o v t . I n t e r m e d i a t e C o l l e g e

Lakhibagh, Dehradun at Shree Guru

N a n a k D o o n Va l e S c h o o l ,

R a c e c o u r s e , D e h r a d u n o n

31/12/2017. OPD services and

diagnostic tests facilities were availed

by 145 residents of the area during

the camp. Dr. R. K. Srivastava, Shree

Aaditya Swaroop, Shree

Rajesh Kumar Jha, Shree

Kiran Rijal and Shree Praveen

Sharma jointly conducted the

camp on behalf of the

Institute. The organisers of

the NSS camp expressed

thanks to Dolphin Institute for

undertaking the social

service.

Faculty and students participated in International Literature & Arts Festival

The international Literature and Arts

Festival Dehradun was held on

November, 18 & 19, 2017 at Hotel

Madhuban, Dehradun.

Institute's faculty and students

attended some important events

during the festival. These included

the launch of two books, namely

“Valley of Words” & “Leaves of Life”

by Meera Chhadha Borwankar, a

1981 Batch IPS Officer. The second

edition of the popular book “Khakhi

Me Insan” by Shri Ashok Kumar, IPS

& ADG Law & Order of Uttarakhand

Police was released on November,

19, 2017. Shri Kumar autographed

the copies of his books procured by

students. The faculty and students of

Dolphin (P.G.) Institute attended the

event in large number.


1. Ms. Neelam

G a u t a m a ,

M . S c .

Botany I year

(Academic

s e s s i o n

2017-2018)

has cleared

the CSIR/UGC –NET (JRF) of

June 2017, she secured 43rd

rank in All India General

Category.


Chemistry

2. A m i n u r

R e h m a n

Sarkar, M. Sc

Pharmaceuti

c a l

C h e m i s t r y

4 t h

Semester (Academic session

2015-17), has been selected as

Research Scholar Level-II,

under project entitled “ CSIR

Sickle Cell Anemia” at CSIR-

Indian Institute of Integrative

Medicine (IIIM), Jammu.

Student Achievers

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Nanak Doon Vale School, Racecourse, Dehradun

6th November 2017: Dolphin

Student's Welfare Committee along

with departments of Physiotherapy,

Pathology and OPD organised a free

Health and Physiotherapy Camp in the

premises on the occasion of

“Uttarakhand Uday- 2017”. Around

65 patients from nearby villages, like

Manduwala, Sudhowala, Bhauwala,

Paundha, etc. took benefit of OPD

consultations, routine haematological

tests and Physiotherapy services. Dr.

R. K. Srivastava, Shri Aaditya

Swaroop, Dr. Vivek Chauhan, Dr.

Richa Agarwal, Dr. Keerty Mathur

and Dr. Kapil Garg participated in the

camp. A number of students from

Physiotherapy and pathology

departments assisted the faculty in

providing efficient services to the

patients. Treatment of seasonal

d i seases , low B.P. , anaemic

c o n d i t i o n s , m u s c u l o s k e l e t a l

problems, recent injuries, low back

ache, stroke, joint pains and arthritis

was provided by the doctors from the

institute. Diagnostic tests, medicines

and on-site physiotherapy treatment

was provided to the patients and

home regime exercises were

demonstrated to those who attended

the camp.

Health Camp on the occasion of Uttarakhand Uday

Health Camp commemorating 'Uttarakhand Uday'

Pathological sample taken during the Health Camp

Medical consultation



Felicitating winnersPritam Rai being awarded

Rovers and Rangers at Town Hall

Various events during fresher's

Shri Ashok Kumar affixing autograph

Chairman encouraging the Dolphin's artists

various health problems which

gradually develop due to faulty

postural habits, age, and occupational

strain. Patients were also referred to

free OPD and Physiotherapy services

provided at Dolphin PG Institute.

3. 28th Dec 17: Dolphin Health Centre,

Lions Hospital, Dehradun organised a

free physiotherapy camp for children

up to the age group of 15 yr. Physical

parameters like height, weight,

Posture and other normal milestones

were checked. 74 Children from

different social backgrounds attended

to get benefit of the camp. Good number

of students from nearby schools came

for check up with their teachers. Guardians

were advised about the importance of

exercises and good diet in growing

children. Dr. Deepty Mathur M.P.T

(Neuro), examined the children, Shri

Laxman supported the event.

Providing Physiotherapy Services1. 28th October to 4th November

2017: The Department provided

physiotherapy services at Uttarakhand

O p e n I T F Ve t e r a n ' s Te n n i s

Tournament 2017, organized by

Shanti Tennis Academy. The team of

physiotherapist headed by Dr Vivek

Chauhan along with Dr Deptee

Warikoo, Dr Sunil Bhatt, Dr Keerty

Mathur, Dr Richa Agarwal, Dr Kapil

Garg and MPT students Akansha Gaur,

Yashwant, Muktanand, Madhu and

Deepjoy provided physiotherapy

services to the players.

Players were treated on ground for

shoulder injuries, tennis elbow, wrist

and ankle sprains and muscular

spasms and strains with various

manual therapy techniques and

electrotherapy modalities. The

services provided by the Institute were

well appreciated by the Chief Guest,

General Manager, ONGC in closing

ceremony. The participants and

organizers of the tournament also

acknowledged the physiotherapy

services provided by our Institute.

2. 9th–10th December 2017:


for Divyang Khel Mahotsava (2017-

2018) held at Premnagar, Dehra Dun.


on ground to specially abled athletes

by Dr Vivek Chauhan, Dr Pragyasha

Chaudhry and Dr Keerty Mathur.

Sports injuries related to cricket, volley

ball, kabbadi and discus throw were

well managed by the team. The

players were advised on strengthening

and endurance management along

with prevention of injuries. Various on

spot exercises were demonstrated to

the players for managing their fitness.

3. 17th December 2017: Department


prestigious annual 'Dehradun Half

Marathon' race in which thousands of

p r o f e s s i o n a l a n d a m a t e u r s

participated . The physiotherapy team

comprised Dr Deptee Warikoo, Dr

Vivek Chauhan, Dr Keerty Mathur, Dr

Richa Agarwal, Dr Deepty Mathur and

Dr Pragyasha Chaudhry, and was duly

assisted by 21 MPT students. The

physiotherapy services were provided

at 5 water points along the 14

kilometer route. Physiotherapy

management first aid was also

provided to injured participants. The

racers were treated for sudden

cramps, sprains, strains or bruises.

Relaxation techniques along with

warm up and cool down techniques

were also taught to the participants at

different spots.

4. Physiotherapy services for the 66

Annual Police Athletic Champion-

ship-26th to 30th December 2017:


provided extensive physiotherapy

services to the participants of 66

Annual Police Athletic Championship

held at Maharana Pratap Sports

Stadium, Raipur, Dehradun. Various

Athletic events including 100m,

400m, 800m and 10000m races along

with hurdle race, high jump, pole

vault, short put, discus throw, etc were

organised during the meet. The

College Physio team which included

Dr. Deptee Warikoo, Dr. Vivek

Chauhan, Dr. Sunil Bhatt, Dr. Richa

Agrawal, Dr. Kapil Garg, Dr Keerty

Mathur and Dr Pragyasha along with

MPT students Akansha Gaur,

Muktanand, Madhu and Pratigya


athletes suffering from muscular

spasms, strains, ligament sprains,

tendon injuries and bruises, etc. The

t e am a l s o p rov ided spec i a l

consultation for injury prevention,

strength maintenance and endurance

to the athletes. It was indeed a great

experience for 'Team Physio' of our

Team Physio during Divyang Khel Mahotsava

Providing Physiotherapy assistance Providing Physiotherapy assistance

Free Health Camp at Dolphin Health Centre Lions Club

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Chairman Dolphin Institute arranged Dominos Pizza party for ChildrenDSWC of Dolphin Institute organised a

Dominos Pizza party for Orphan Children of

Bal Vanita Ashram at Tilak Road, Dehradun on

November, 27. 2017. The party was hosted by

Chairman of the institute Shri Arvind Gupta

along with DSWC team. The children were

happy after the Pizza party. 90 Domionos pizza

were distributed on the occasion. Dean DSW

Shri Vipul Garg and his team members were

also present on the programme.”


is ever ready to help meritorious but

n e e d y s t u d e n t s a n y w h e r e .

Scholarships, free education for

genuinely needy students, dress and

stationary distribution, help to orphan

children/students and many more

programmes are being run by the

Institute through the Students Welfare

committee for more than a decade.

One of the activities under the scheme

'Muskan' was distribution of woollen

sweaters to needy students in the

schools in rural hilly areas of the Doon

valley.

During December, 2017 members of


under the guidance of Shri Vipul Garg,

DSW and Shri Pankaj Gusain, PRO

visited 17 Primary Schools, Junior High

Schools, Higher Secondary and Senior

Secondary Schools and distributed

650 Sweaters to needy students of

Govt. Junior High School, Dubadda

(Maldevata), Govt. Primary School,

Suddhowala, Govt. Junior High

School, Suddhowala, Govt. Primary

School, Manduwala, Govt. Junior

High School, Manduwala, Govt.

Primary School, Kharakhet, Govt.

Junior High School, Kharakhet, Govt.

Intermediate College, Misraj Patti,

Govt. Primary School, Retiwala,

Govt. Primary School, Dudhai, Govt.

Junior High School, Dudhai, Govt.

Primary School Doonga, Govt. Junior

High School, Doonga, Govt. Primary

School, Koti, Govt. Junior High School,

Dhalani, Govt. Primary School,

Dwaratha and Govt. Primary School,

Maletha in district Dehradun.

The Principals, parents and the students

of the above schools appreciated the

social service provided by Dolphin

Institute, Dehradun.

Providing sweaters to needy school students in rural areas

Providing stationery to needy school students in rural areas

on Children's day


(DSWC) every year undertakes a noble

initiative to facilitate the needy

students with stationary under the

project 'Muskan'. This year the

programme was organised on

November, 14, 2017 in the schools

nearby the institute, i.e., Manduwala,

Sudhowala and Bhauwala of Sahaspur

Block to commemorate 'Children's

Day'. Stationary items like note books,

pen, pencil, eraser, sharpener, scale,

etc. were distributed to 200 students

in the above schools by student

members of DSWC and Shri Vipul

Garg, DSW on behalf of the Institute.

Dolphinites participated in Kauthig

Uttarakhand celebrates its foundation

day on 9th November every year. The

five-day-long cultural festival 'Kauthig'

was organised on the occasion of 18th

Uttarakhand Foundation Day (2017)

funct ion at Rangers Ground,

Dehradun. Gaurav Baluni, Ankita Sati

& group from Dolphin Institute

Resource persons

Departments of Biostats and

Agriculture

1. Dr. Sanjay Kumar Agarwal, Head

C a p a c i t y B u i l d i n g & S k i l l

Development Cell and Dr. C.S.

Pandey, Head, Department of

Agriculture were invited by Shri S.

Ravi, N.S.S. Officer, D.A.V. Inter

College, Mr. Balbir Nautiyal, N.S.S.

Officer, Rajkiya Balika Inter College

and Ms. Anjana Pandey, N.S.S. Officer

of M.K.P. Girls Inter College to deliver

the talk on “Road Map of Success” on

31st December at their respective

N.S.S. campus organised from 24 - 31

December, 2017 at Nanoor Khera and

Race Course respectively.

200 students benefited from the

lecture and they had lot of quarries

regarding their career. It was noted

that the girls were keener about their

career. It was noteworthy that one boy

named Vinod, a blind students of

D.A.V. Inter College, was very

responsive towards his duties and

ready with his goal and road map to

achieve it.

2. Faculty Judged Scientific Models in

National Children Science Conference

Kendriya Vidyalaya Sanghthan

organised a National Children Science

Conference at KV, ITBP, and K.V.

ONGC, Dehradun from November

23rd to 25th, 2017, in which live

scientific models were demonstrated

by the participants who came from

different Kendriya Vidyalayas from all

over India. All participants were grouped

under junior and senior categories.

Shri Vipul Garg, DSW (category

Traditional Educational System) and

Dr. C. S. Pandey H.O.D.- Department

of Agriculture (category Food &

Agriculture) from our institute were

nominated judges for both junior and

senior categories. The organisers of

N a t i o n a l C h i l d r e n S c i e n c e

Conference thanked both the judges

for fair judgments. The selected

scientific models will be displayed in

international Children Science

Conference in the coming year.


1. Dr. Gyanendra Awasthi, Associate

Professor and Head, Department of

Biochemistry along with Dr. Shailja

Pant, Principal, Dolphin Institute

attended the meeting of Uttarakhand

Paramedical Council on 25th

November, 2017.

2. Dr. Gyanendra Awasthi acted as

resource person in a Workshop on

“Expansions in cellular and molecular

biology: Need for current scenario”

organized by Central Molecular

Research Laboratory Biochemistry,

Shri Guru Ram Rai Institute of Medical

& Health Sciences, Dehradun on

December 16th and 17th 2017.


3. Dr Sas. Biswas, HoD delivered a

guest lecture on “Forest Taxonomy” at

Uttaranchal College of Biomedical

Studies and Hospital [UCBMSH],

Dehradun on 02nd November 2017.


Dr. Aasheesh Raturi, HOD has been

nominated to the Editorial Board of

'International journal of Architecture

and Design Review', an international

Open Access journal of EN Press

Publications of U.S w.e.f. January

2018. It publishes articles related to

various fields of architecture and

design and its scope includes

architectural technologies, sustainable

architecture, bui lding design,

architectural design, facilities design,

architectural theory and practices,

education, interior design, urban

design and urban planning.

A South Indian food party at OrphanageSmt. Arti Gupta, OSD, Dolphin

Institute jointly with DSWC hosted a

South Indian Food party for the

Children of Bal Vanita Ashram on

October, 27. 2017. The children

were feted on Dosa, Idlie, Sambhar,

Vada, Chatani and other south Indian

food items. The management of the

Ashram and the children expressed

their thanks for the party.

Dean DSW Shree Vipul Garg and

his team members assisted Smt.

Arti Gupta in arranging the get

together.

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participated in different cultural

programmes in the categories of

singing, dancing and instrument

playing on 1st November, 2017. They

stood 2nd in Garhwali Folk Dance

(Group Dance Category) and were

awarded trophy and mementos for

their excellent performance.

The five-day-long

cultural festival 'Kauthig'

was organised on the

occasion of 18th Uttarakhand

Foundation Day at Ranger

College Ground, Dehradun

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Distributing sweaters in various schools


Team Dolphin with the organizers of Kauthig


DSWC receiving the award on Institute's behalf

Dr. Sanjay Agarwal delivering a talk

DSWC team distributing stationary

Chairman felicitating Dr. C S Pandey, Star Faculty Activities during the Deepawali Mahotsava

Chairman felicitating the winner of II lucky draw Director felicitating the winner of I lucky draw

The Food Court

Pizza Party for children

Students participating in Swachta Abhiyan

Activities by students during the programme

DSWC team distributing saplings

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Chairman Dolphin Institute arranged Dominos Pizza party for ChildrenDSWC of Dolphin Institute organised a

Dominos Pizza party for Orphan Children of

Bal Vanita Ashram at Tilak Road, Dehradun on

November, 27. 2017. The party was hosted by

Chairman of the institute Shri Arvind Gupta

along with DSWC team. The children were

happy after the Pizza party. 90 Domionos pizza

were distributed on the occasion. Dean DSW

Shri Vipul Garg and his team members were

also present on the programme.”


is ever ready to help meritorious but

n e e d y s t u d e n t s a n y w h e r e .

Scholarships, free education for

genuinely needy students, dress and

stationary distribution, help to orphan

children/students and many more

programmes are being run by the

Institute through the Students Welfare

committee for more than a decade.

One of the activities under the scheme

'Muskan' was distribution of woollen

sweaters to needy students in the

schools in rural hilly areas of the Doon

valley.

During December, 2017 members of


under the guidance of Shri Vipul Garg,

DSW and Shri Pankaj Gusain, PRO

visited 17 Primary Schools, Junior High

Schools, Higher Secondary and Senior

Secondary Schools and distributed

650 Sweaters to needy students of

Govt. Junior High School, Dubadda

(Maldevata), Govt. Primary School,

Suddhowala, Govt. Junior High

School, Suddhowala, Govt. Primary

School, Manduwala, Govt. Junior

High School, Manduwala, Govt.

Primary School, Kharakhet, Govt.

Junior High School, Kharakhet, Govt.

Intermediate College, Misraj Patti,

Govt. Primary School, Retiwala,

Govt. Primary School, Dudhai, Govt.

Junior High School, Dudhai, Govt.

Primary School Doonga, Govt. Junior

High School, Doonga, Govt. Primary

School, Koti, Govt. Junior High School,

Dhalani, Govt. Primary School,

Dwaratha and Govt. Primary School,

Maletha in district Dehradun.

The Principals, parents and the students

of the above schools appreciated the

social service provided by Dolphin

Institute, Dehradun.

Providing sweaters to needy school students in rural areas

Providing stationery to needy school students in rural areas

on Children's day


(DSWC) every year undertakes a noble

initiative to facilitate the needy

students with stationary under the

project 'Muskan'. This year the

programme was organised on

November, 14, 2017 in the schools

nearby the institute, i.e., Manduwala,

Sudhowala and Bhauwala of Sahaspur

Block to commemorate 'Children's

Day'. Stationary items like note books,

pen, pencil, eraser, sharpener, scale,

etc. were distributed to 200 students

in the above schools by student

members of DSWC and Shri Vipul

Garg, DSW on behalf of the Institute.

Dolphinites participated in Kauthig

Uttarakhand celebrates its foundation

day on 9th November every year. The

five-day-long cultural festival 'Kauthig'

was organised on the occasion of 18th

Uttarakhand Foundation Day (2017)

funct ion at Rangers Ground,

Dehradun. Gaurav Baluni, Ankita Sati

& group from Dolphin Institute

Resource persons

Departments of Biostats and

Agriculture

1. Dr. Sanjay Kumar Agarwal, Head

C a p a c i t y B u i l d i n g & S k i l l

Development Cell and Dr. C.S.

Pandey, Head, Department of

Agriculture were invited by Shri S.

Ravi, N.S.S. Officer, D.A.V. Inter

College, Mr. Balbir Nautiyal, N.S.S.

Officer, Rajkiya Balika Inter College

and Ms. Anjana Pandey, N.S.S. Officer

of M.K.P. Girls Inter College to deliver

the talk on “Road Map of Success” on

31st December at their respective

N.S.S. campus organised from 24 - 31

December, 2017 at Nanoor Khera and

Race Course respectively.

200 students benefited from the

lecture and they had lot of quarries

regarding their career. It was noted

that the girls were keener about their

career. It was noteworthy that one boy

named Vinod, a blind students of

D.A.V. Inter College, was very

responsive towards his duties and

ready with his goal and road map to

achieve it.

2. Faculty Judged Scientific Models in

National Children Science Conference

Kendriya Vidyalaya Sanghthan

organised a National Children Science

Conference at KV, ITBP, and K.V.

ONGC, Dehradun from November

23rd to 25th, 2017, in which live

scientific models were demonstrated

by the participants who came from

different Kendriya Vidyalayas from all

over India. All participants were grouped

under junior and senior categories.

Shri Vipul Garg, DSW (category

Traditional Educational System) and

Dr. C. S. Pandey H.O.D.- Department

of Agriculture (category Food &

Agriculture) from our institute were

nominated judges for both junior and

senior categories. The organisers of

N a t i o n a l C h i l d r e n S c i e n c e

Conference thanked both the judges

for fair judgments. The selected

scientific models will be displayed in

international Children Science

Conference in the coming year.


1. Dr. Gyanendra Awasthi, Associate

Professor and Head, Department of

Biochemistry along with Dr. Shailja

Pant, Principal, Dolphin Institute

attended the meeting of Uttarakhand

Paramedical Council on 25th

November, 2017.

2. Dr. Gyanendra Awasthi acted as

resource person in a Workshop on

“Expansions in cellular and molecular

biology: Need for current scenario”

organized by Central Molecular

Research Laboratory Biochemistry,

Shri Guru Ram Rai Institute of Medical

& Health Sciences, Dehradun on

December 16th and 17th 2017.


3. Dr Sas. Biswas, HoD delivered a

guest lecture on “Forest Taxonomy” at

Uttaranchal College of Biomedical

Studies and Hospital [UCBMSH],

Dehradun on 02nd November 2017.


Dr. Aasheesh Raturi, HOD has been

nominated to the Editorial Board of

'International journal of Architecture

and Design Review', an international

Open Access journal of EN Press

Publications of U.S w.e.f. January

2018. It publishes articles related to

various fields of architecture and

design and its scope includes

architectural technologies, sustainable

architecture, bui lding design,

architectural design, facilities design,

architectural theory and practices,

education, interior design, urban

design and urban planning.

A South Indian food party at OrphanageSmt. Arti Gupta, OSD, Dolphin

Institute jointly with DSWC hosted a

South Indian Food party for the

Children of Bal Vanita Ashram on

October, 27. 2017. The children

were feted on Dosa, Idlie, Sambhar,

Vada, Chatani and other south Indian

food items. The management of the

Ashram and the children expressed

their thanks for the party.

Dean DSW Shree Vipul Garg and

his team members assisted Smt.

Arti Gupta in arranging the get

together.

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participated in different cultural

programmes in the categories of

singing, dancing and instrument

playing on 1st November, 2017. They

stood 2nd in Garhwali Folk Dance

(Group Dance Category) and were

awarded trophy and mementos for

their excellent performance.

The five-day-long

cultural festival 'Kauthig'

was organised on the

occasion of 18th Uttarakhand

Foundation Day at Ranger

College Ground, Dehradun

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DSWC receiving the award on Institute's behalf

Dr. Sanjay Agarwal delivering a talk

DSWC team distributing stationary

Chairman felicitating Dr. C S Pandey, Star Faculty Activities during the Deepawali Mahotsava

Chairman felicitating the winner of II lucky draw Director felicitating the winner of I lucky draw

The Food Court

Pizza Party for children

Students participating in Swachta Abhiyan

Activities by students during the programme

DSWC team distributing saplings


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STUDENT'S CORNER

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DolphinDolphin


1. Department of Agriculture

1a. Published

1b. Presented in conferences

1. Joshi, K., Pant, N.C., Kumar, V.A.,

and Kumar, A. (2017) Antioxidant and

antibacterial activities of methanol,

ethanol and aqueous extracts of leaf

and root of Gentiana kurroo Royle.

Annals of Phytomedicine- An

International Journal, 6 (2) (in press).

2. Pant, N.C., Joshi, K., Kumar, M.,

Singh, J.P., and Agrawal, S. (2017)

Evaluation of in vitro antioxidant

property and phytochemical content

in different fenugreek (Trigonella

foenum- graecum L.) genotypes.

Annals of Phytomedicine - An


1. Pant,N.C., Joshi, K., Kumar, M.,

Singh, J.P., and Agrawal, S. Fenugreek

(Trigonella foenum-graecum L.), a

potential source of steroidal sapogen

in diosgenin.

Presented by Dr. Naveen Chandra

Pant at International Conference on

Global Research Initiatives for

Sustainable Agriculture & Allied

Sciences (GRISAAS-2017), 02–04

December 2017 at MPUAT, Udaipur,

Rajasthan.

2. Tiwari, S., Pant,N.C. and Bhatt, A.

(2017) Assessment of morphological

diversity of grain amaranthus

(Amaranthus hypochondriacus L.)

germplasm. Presented by Shri

Shailendra Tiwari at International


Initiatives for Sustainable Agriculture &

Allied Sciences (GRISAAS-2017)


Udaipur, Rajasthan.

3. Sehgal, P.K. (2017) Study of Monthly

Population built-up of Chrysocoris

s t o l l i W o l f ( H e t e r o p t e r a

Pentatomidae-Scutellerane) fed on

different food plants. International





Udaipur, Rajasthan.

4. Sehgal, P.K. (2017) Study on feeding

behaviour and feeding preferences of

different food plants by Chrysocoris

s t o l l i W o l f ( H e t e r o p t e r a –

Pentatomidae – Scutellerane).

International seminar “The Himalayan

Challenge: Towards Interdisciplinary

Dialogues for Sustainability and

Development” held at Doon

University, Dehradun.

5. Tiwari, S. (2017) Grain Amaranth

(Amaranthus hypochondriacus L.) a

viable alternative pseudocereal for

rainfed conditions of Himalayan state

of Uttarakhand. International seminar

“The Himalayan Challenge: Towards

Interdisciplinary Dialogues for

Sustainability and Development” held

at Doon University, Dehradun.

1. Pinak Choudhary, M.Sc. Agronomy

1st Semester student made a poster

presentation on 'Bamboo project and

development in Rural and Forest areas

in Tripur'. International conference on

Rural Management (ICRM) held at

Xavier School of Rural Management

(XSRM), Bhubaneswar, Orissa on

November 23-24, 2017.

1. Joshi, K., Pant, N.C., Kumar, V.A. &

Kumar, A. (2017) Antioxidant and

a n t i m i c r o b i a l a c t i v i t i e s o f

methanol, ethanol and aqueous

extracts of leaf and root of Gentiana

k u r r o o R o y l e . A n n a l s o f

Phytomedicine, 6(2) (in press).


Singh, J.P., & Agrawal, S. (2017)


p roper ty and photochemica l

Poster presentation

2. Department of Biochemistry

contents in different fenugreek

(Trigonella foenum graecum L.)

genotypes. Annals of Phytomedicine,

6(2) (in press).


Kumar, A. (2017). A study on

antimicrobial properties in flowers of

Gentiana kurroo Royle: a potential

source of antimicrobial agents. Intnl.

Conf. on Global Res. Initiatives for Sust.

Agr. and Alld. Sci. Maharana P r a t a p

Agriculture University, Udaipur,

Rajasthan.

1. Khanduri, A., Biswas, S. and H.B.

Vasistha (2017) Forest Invasive Species

Assessment: Study in different village

forests of Garhwal Himalaya. Int. J.

Curr. Res. Rev. 9 (17): 8-18.

1. Zutshi,A., Warikoo,D., Bhatt, S. and

Kapil Garg (2017) Work related

musculoskeletal disorders and

associated risk factors among workers

in a Pharmaceutical factory. A survey

study. International Journal of current

Research, 9 (10): 59227-59230.

2. Warikoo, D., Rawat, M., Mondal,

P.S., Agnihotri, S. and Ankita Srivastava

(2017) Prevalence of neck pain,

perceived stress factors and other

associated factors on the functional

disability in surgeons at Haldwani:

Rudrapur Region. Indian Journal of

Physical Therapy, l5 (2):66-70.

Poster presentation

3. Department of Forestry

4. Department of Physiotherapy

Research Papers

BooksDepartment of Agriculture

1. Sehgal, P. K. (2017a) Entomology

an Illustrated Textbook. Pp 1-290.

New India Publishing Agency, New

Delhi.

2. Sehgal, P. K. (2017b) A Textbook of

S e r i c u l t u r e , A p i c u l t u r e a n d

Entomology. Pp 1-278. Kalyani

Publishers, New Delhi.

Aspirin (Acetylsalicylic acid, or ASA,

Brand- Disprin®), an ancient anti-

inflammatory agent, is a classic

wonder drug and most successful and

amazing medicine all over the world.

Throughout the world more than 200

billion of these little white pills are

used every year. It became a household

name first as a painkiller, but since then

it has been found to reduce the risk of

several life threatening diseases. Aspirin

is effective not only against everyday

ailments, such as headache and fever,

but also as preventative treatment for

heart attack, stroke, and even some

types of cancer.

Acetylsalicylic acid, the active

ingredient in aspirin, was first

successfully synthesized more than

100 years ago, in 1897, by German

chemist Felix Hoffmann, who was

trying to find out a better form of pain

killer than salicylic acid for his father, a

rheumatoid arthritis sufferer.

Hippocrates, the father of modern

medicine, used salicylic acid as active

ingredient - which he extracted from

the bark and leaves of the willow tree

(Salix alba), a natural source of salicylic

acid, to help alleviate pain and fevers

approximately two millenniums ago.

Some people still use willow bark as a

more natural remedy for headache,

minor aches and pains.

Aspirin first came in market in 1897.

Developed by the pharmaceutical

company Bayer from an extract of

willow bark, it was thought to be the

miracle cure which could treat all

ailments. Acetylsalicylic acid was

produced by modifying salicylic acid to

eliminate earlier side effects such as

nausea and acidity and thus aspirin

was born.

It was initially prescribed as a powder

for effectively treating rheumatism,

relieving headache, toothache, nerve

pain and reducing fever and

inflammation. Once compressed into

a water soluble tablet it became the

first major drug to be sold in tablet form.

Today, while many other pain killers

and anti-inflammatory drugs are

available, none can match aspirin's

versatility or safety. In addition to its

traditional uses, aspirin is now known

to reduce the tendency of blood to

clot, thus lowering the risks of heart

The 2,000-Year-Old Wonder Drug “Aspirin”

FACULTY CORNER

Institute Celebrated “Wildlife Week- 2017”

The Faculty and students of forestry

depar tment show cased the

importance of wildlife conservation by

undertaking various activities like

Poster presentation/Collage making/

Painting, photography exhibition,

nature walk, bird watching, etc during

wildlife week, i.e., 2nd to 8th October

2017. Theme chosen for this year was

“Wildlife and Cleanliness / Animals &

Benevolence (Ahimsa).

The slogan of this year's celebration of

Wildlife Week was -

“Dolphin student Forester's ki Pahal,

Cleanliness se Vanya Jeevan (Wildlife)

mei ek chahal pahal “

The cleanliness exercise under the

guidance of Prof. Sas Biswas and his

colleagues was conducted by student's

uphill of Sahastradhara on 7th

October 2017. They cleared the

noxious weeds from the forest to pave

way for the “struggling wildlife in

threatened microhabitats to survive”.

C leanl iness dr ive was done,

considering the species of medicinal,

fodder and economic value for the

livelihood of rural community in the

hills. More than 80 students from the

departments of Forestry, Agriculture

and Microbiology participated.

Students of Forestry Department

demonstrated various on-site aspects

of wildlife fauna, flora, habitat and

landscape through photographs. An

exhibition of best and prize winning

wildlife photographs was held for

other students, faculty and visitors.

Weekly events included planting of

choice tree species for feeding nesting

and roosting by birds' and butterflies'.

A Master Quiz for the students was

held.

The winners of various events are as

below.

Master Quiz :

1st – Nidhi Singh, Dixit Verma,

Forestry Department 3rd year

2nd - Rahi Sarkar,

V i k a s K h i c h a r ,

Forestry Department

2nd year

3rd – Anandhu PC,

Md. Favas, Forestry

Department 1st year

Photography:

1st – Adikar th ik

Shankar and Ansilo Pul, Forestry

Department 1st and 3rd year

respectively

Commendable – Suraj Gairola, M.Sc.

Forestry 2nd year

Collage Making:

1st – A. Mebansharai Syiemlieh,

Tengrimchii Sangma, M.Sc. Forestry

2nd year

Poster Presentation:

1st – Merensangla Longkumer, M.Sc.

Forestry 2nd year

2nd – Anandhu P.C., B.Sc. Forestry 1st

year

A Guest lecture by well known wildlife

conservationist, Dr. Manoj Nair, IFS,

UNESCO Centre, Wildlife Institute of

India, Dehra Dun was arranged on

“Magnificent Wildlife – Conservation

and Management” on 6th October.

To commemorate the occasion,

Chairman of the Institute, Shri Arvind

Gupta, OSD Smt. Aarti Gupta and

other senior faculty and the students

planted saplings.

attack and stroke.

Aspirin is a drug of apparently endless

secrets. Research has continually

uncovered new health benefits, from

the first mention in ancient Egyptian

scrolls of willow's medicinal uses to the

more than 750 studies in the first half

of 2004. It is now accepted as a tool in

fighting heart disease and is showing

potential for preventing or treatment

of cardiovascular diseases. In 1950

aspirin was acknowledged as the

world's highest-selling drug, by the

Guinness Book of World Records.

A s p i r i n i s s o p o p u l a r t h a t

approximately 3500 scientific articles

are written about it every year.

Aspirin can cure more than 50

diseases. Mini stroke can be prevented

by taking small doses of aspirin daily.

Aspirin also reduces the risk of heart

disease in diabetic patients. Aspirin

relieves the inflammation caused by

the bite of mosquitoes and bees. Just

wet your skin and rub an aspirin tablet

over the affected area and see the

wonders aspirin does. It is good for

your brain, as it can reduce memory

loss in elderly people. Lastly but not

the least, the freshness of cut flowers

can last longer by adding an aspirin to

the water of the vase, as the salicylic

acid plays an important role in plants'

defence system.

Aspirin continues to be recognized

today as a proven, trusted and cost

effective medicine all over the world.

Source:

Desborough Michael J. R. and David

M. Keeling (2017) The aspirin story –

from willow to wonder drug. British

Journal of Haematology, 177: 674–683.

Jeffreys, D. (2004) Aspirin The

Remarkable Story of a Wonder Drug.

Bloomsbury, USA.

Dr. Deepak Kumar


Chemistry

'Shaurya-ki- Deewar' Inaugurated at Dolphin Institute

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IIRS online Certificate course The Indian Institute of

Remote Sensing (I IRS)

Dehradun conducted a 3

months online certificate

course “Basics of Remote

Sensing on Geographical

Information System and

Global Navigation Satellite

System” in collaboration of

Department of Computers,

Dolphin Institute. The

course started on August 19,

2017 and 100 students and faculty

from different departments of the

Institute registered themselves for this

course. 26 students appeared in the

first round of the on line examination

which was held on December 6,

2017. The next round of the

examination will be held on 18th &

19th of January, 2018.

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Marathon namely “Run for Road

Safety! Run for Women Safety'' on

17 December 2017. The Marathon

was held in different categories, in

which 20 thousand persons from

all over the country hearti ly

participated with full pomp &

show. Indian Idol Fame Kapil

Thapa & Bollywood singer Neha

Khankriyal along with Woomaniya

band presented lot of Garhwali &

patriotic songs on the ocasion.

Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat

with DGP Anil Raturi presented

awards to the winners of the

“Dehradun Marathon''. Lot of

p o l i c e o f f i c i a l s a l o n g w i t h

renowned persons from civi l

society graced the programme. 40

Dolphin Institute also provided

physiotherapy services for the

participants in the Dehradun Half

Marathon.

Students f rom Dolphin (PG)

Institute, Dehradun also took part

in the Half Marathon.


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Cake Cutting Ceremony

Participants in the essay competition

Participants in the online examination by IIRS

Shri Mukund Sharma delivering

the lecture on “Say No to Drugs”

Institute's participants in Dehradun Marathon

Plantation of sapling by Chairman Shri Arvind Gupta in Wildlife Week- 2017

Activities by students in Wildlife Week- 2017

Poster Presentation in Wildlife Week- 2017

I n s t i t u t e i n i t s

acknowledgement of

gratitude to the Indian

Armed Forces for their

extreme sacrifices in

guarding the Nations

Independence and

pr ide, created the

'Shaurya-ki- Deewar' to

motivate the students to

follow the foot prints of

the brave sons of India

who laid down their life

f o r de f end ing t he

motherland. It includes

the up-to-date list of

recipients of Param Vir

Chakra, the highest

military decoration of

India. The 'Shaurya-ki-

D e e w a r ' w a s

i n a u g u r a t e d o n

November 8, 2017 by

Shri Arvind Pandey,

Education Minister of

Uttarakhand during

U t t a rakhand Uday

celebrations in the

institute. Education Minister of Uttarakhand inaugurating the 'Shaurya Ki Deewar'

Glimpses of inauguration of wall of pride


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DolphinDolphin


1. Department of Agriculture

1a. Published

1b. Presented in conferences

1. Joshi, K., Pant, N.C., Kumar, V.A.,

and Kumar, A. (2017) Antioxidant and

antibacterial activities of methanol,

ethanol and aqueous extracts of leaf

and root of Gentiana kurroo Royle.

Annals of Phytomedicine- An



Singh, J.P., and Agrawal, S. (2017)


property and phytochemical content

in different fenugreek (Trigonella

foenum- graecum L.) genotypes.

Annals of Phytomedicine - An


1. Pant,N.C., Joshi, K., Kumar, M.,

Singh, J.P., and Agrawal, S. Fenugreek

(Trigonella foenum-graecum L.), a

potential source of steroidal sapogen

in diosgenin.

Presented by Dr. Naveen Chandra

Pant at International Conference on

Global Research Initiatives for

Sustainable Agriculture & Allied

Sciences (GRISAAS-2017), 02–04

December 2017 at MPUAT, Udaipur,

Rajasthan.

2. Tiwari, S., Pant,N.C. and Bhatt, A.

(2017) Assessment of morphological

diversity of grain amaranthus

(Amaranthus hypochondriacus L.)

germplasm. Presented by Shri

Shailendra Tiwari at International


Initiatives for Sustainable Agriculture &

Allied Sciences (GRISAAS-2017)


Udaipur, Rajasthan.

3. Sehgal, P.K. (2017) Study of Monthly

Population built-up of Chrysocoris

s t o l l i W o l f ( H e t e r o p t e r a

Pentatomidae-Scutellerane) fed on

different food plants. International





Udaipur, Rajasthan.

4. Sehgal, P.K. (2017) Study on feeding

behaviour and feeding preferences of

different food plants by Chrysocoris

s t o l l i W o l f ( H e t e r o p t e r a –

Pentatomidae – Scutellerane).

International seminar “The Himalayan

Challenge: Towards Interdisciplinary

Dialogues for Sustainability and

Development” held at Doon

University, Dehradun.

5. Tiwari, S. (2017) Grain Amaranth

(Amaranthus hypochondriacus L.) a

viable alternative pseudocereal for

rainfed conditions of Himalayan state

of Uttarakhand. International seminar

“The Himalayan Challenge: Towards

Interdisciplinary Dialogues for

Sustainability and Development” held

at Doon University, Dehradun.

1. Pinak Choudhary, M.Sc. Agronomy

1st Semester student made a poster

presentation on 'Bamboo project and

development in Rural and Forest areas

in Tripur'. International conference on

Rural Management (ICRM) held at

Xavier School of Rural Management

(XSRM), Bhubaneswar, Orissa on

November 23-24, 2017.


Kumar, A. (2017) Antioxidant and

a n t i m i c r o b i a l a c t i v i t i e s o f

methanol, ethanol and aqueous

extracts of leaf and root of Gentiana

k u r r o o R o y l e . A n n a l s o f

Phytomedicine, 6(2) (in press).


Singh, J.P., & Agrawal, S. (2017)


p roper ty and photochemica l

Poster presentation

2. Department of Biochemistry

contents in different fenugreek

(Trigonella foenum graecum L.)

genotypes. Annals of Phytomedicine,

6(2) (in press).


Kumar, A. (2017). A study on

antimicrobial properties in flowers of

Gentiana kurroo Royle: a potential

source of antimicrobial agents. Intnl.

Conf. on Global Res. Initiatives for Sust.

Agr. and Alld. Sci. Maharana P r a t a p

Agriculture University, Udaipur,

Rajasthan.

1. Khanduri, A., Biswas, S. and H.B.

Vasistha (2017) Forest Invasive Species

Assessment: Study in different village

forests of Garhwal Himalaya. Int. J.

Curr. Res. Rev. 9 (17): 8-18.

1. Zutshi,A., Warikoo,D., Bhatt, S. and

Kapil Garg (2017) Work related

musculoskeletal disorders and

associated risk factors among workers

in a Pharmaceutical factory. A survey

study. International Journal of current

Research, 9 (10): 59227-59230.

2. Warikoo, D., Rawat, M., Mondal,

P.S., Agnihotri, S. and Ankita Srivastava

(2017) Prevalence of neck pain,

perceived stress factors and other

associated factors on the functional

disability in surgeons at Haldwani:

Rudrapur Region. Indian Journal of

Physical Therapy, l5 (2):66-70.

Poster presentation

3. Department of Forestry

4. Department of Physiotherapy

Research Papers

BooksDepartment of Agriculture

1. Sehgal, P. K. (2017a) Entomology

an Illustrated Textbook. Pp 1-290.

New India Publishing Agency, New

Delhi.

2. Sehgal, P. K. (2017b) A Textbook of

S e r i c u l t u r e , A p i c u l t u r e a n d

Entomology. Pp 1-278. Kalyani

Publishers, New Delhi.

Aspirin (Acetylsalicylic acid, or ASA,

Brand- Disprin®), an ancient anti-

inflammatory agent, is a classic

wonder drug and most successful and

amazing medicine all over the world.

Throughout the world more than 200

billion of these little white pills are

used every year. It became a household

name first as a painkiller, but since then

it has been found to reduce the risk of

several life threatening diseases. Aspirin

is effective not only against everyday

ailments, such as headache and fever,

but also as preventative treatment for

heart attack, stroke, and even some

types of cancer.

Acetylsalicylic acid, the active

ingredient in aspirin, was first

successfully synthesized more than

100 years ago, in 1897, by German

chemist Felix Hoffmann, who was

trying to find out a better form of pain

killer than salicylic acid for his father, a

rheumatoid arthritis sufferer.

Hippocrates, the father of modern

medicine, used salicylic acid as active

ingredient - which he extracted from

the bark and leaves of the willow tree

(Salix alba), a natural source of salicylic

acid, to help alleviate pain and fevers

approximately two millenniums ago.

Some people still use willow bark as a

more natural remedy for headache,

minor aches and pains.

Aspirin first came in market in 1897.

Developed by the pharmaceutical

company Bayer from an extract of

willow bark, it was thought to be the

miracle cure which could treat all

ailments. Acetylsalicylic acid was

produced by modifying salicylic acid to

eliminate earlier side effects such as

nausea and acidity and thus aspirin

was born.

It was initially prescribed as a powder

for effectively treating rheumatism,

relieving headache, toothache, nerve

pain and reducing fever and

inflammation. Once compressed into

a water soluble tablet it became the

first major drug to be sold in tablet form.

Today, while many other pain killers

and anti-inflammatory drugs are

available, none can match aspirin's

versatility or safety. In addition to its

traditional uses, aspirin is now known

to reduce the tendency of blood to

clot, thus lowering the risks of heart

The 2,000-Year-Old Wonder Drug “Aspirin”

FACULTY CORNER

Institute Celebrated “Wildlife Week- 2017”

The Faculty and students of forestry

depar tment show cased the

importance of wildlife conservation by

undertaking various activities like

Poster presentation/Collage making/

Painting, photography exhibition,

nature walk, bird watching, etc during

wildlife week, i.e., 2nd to 8th October

2017. Theme chosen for this year was

“Wildlife and Cleanliness / Animals &

Benevolence (Ahimsa).

The slogan of this year's celebration of

Wildlife Week was -

“Dolphin student Forester's ki Pahal,

Cleanliness se Vanya Jeevan (Wildlife)

mei ek chahal pahal “

The cleanliness exercise under the

guidance of Prof. Sas Biswas and his

colleagues was conducted by student's

uphill of Sahastradhara on 7th

October 2017. They cleared the

noxious weeds from the forest to pave

way for the “struggling wildlife in

threatened microhabitats to survive”.

C leanl iness dr ive was done,

considering the species of medicinal,

fodder and economic value for the

livelihood of rural community in the

hills. More than 80 students from the

departments of Forestry, Agriculture

and Microbiology participated.

Students of Forestry Department

demonstrated various on-site aspects

of wildlife fauna, flora, habitat and

landscape through photographs. An

exhibition of best and prize winning

wildlife photographs was held for

other students, faculty and visitors.

Weekly events included planting of

choice tree species for feeding nesting

and roosting by birds' and butterflies'.

A Master Quiz for the students was

held.

The winners of various events are as

below.

Master Quiz :

1st – Nidhi Singh, Dixit Verma,

Forestry Department 3rd year

2nd - Rahi Sarkar,

V i k a s K h i c h a r ,

Forestry Department

2nd year

3rd – Anandhu PC,

Md. Favas, Forestry

Department 1st year

Photography:

1st – Adikar th ik

Shankar and Ansilo Pul, Forestry

Department 1st and 3rd year

respectively

Commendable – Suraj Gairola, M.Sc.

Forestry 2nd year

Collage Making:

1st – A. Mebansharai Syiemlieh,

Tengrimchii Sangma, M.Sc. Forestry

2nd year

Poster Presentation:

1st – Merensangla Longkumer, M.Sc.

Forestry 2nd year

2nd – Anandhu P.C., B.Sc. Forestry 1st

year

A Guest lecture by well known wildlife

conservationist, Dr. Manoj Nair, IFS,

UNESCO Centre, Wildlife Institute of

India, Dehra Dun was arranged on

“Magnificent Wildlife – Conservation

and Management” on 6th October.

To commemorate the occasion,

Chairman of the Institute, Shri Arvind

Gupta, OSD Smt. Aarti Gupta and

other senior faculty and the students

planted saplings.

attack and stroke.

Aspirin is a drug of apparently endless

secrets. Research has continually

uncovered new health benefits, from

the first mention in ancient Egyptian

scrolls of willow's medicinal uses to the

more than 750 studies in the first half

of 2004. It is now accepted as a tool in

fighting heart disease and is showing

potential for preventing or treatment

of cardiovascular diseases. In 1950

aspirin was acknowledged as the

world's highest-selling drug, by the

Guinness Book of World Records.

A s p i r i n i s s o p o p u l a r t h a t

approximately 3500 scientific articles

are written about it every year.

Aspirin can cure more than 50

diseases. Mini stroke can be prevented

by taking small doses of aspirin daily.

Aspirin also reduces the risk of heart

disease in diabetic patients. Aspirin

relieves the inflammation caused by

the bite of mosquitoes and bees. Just

wet your skin and rub an aspirin tablet

over the affected area and see the

wonders aspirin does. It is good for

your brain, as it can reduce memory

loss in elderly people. Lastly but not

the least, the freshness of cut flowers

can last longer by adding an aspirin to

the water of the vase, as the salicylic

acid plays an important role in plants'

defence system.

Aspirin continues to be recognized

today as a proven, trusted and cost

effective medicine all over the world.

Source:

Desborough Michael J. R. and David

M. Keeling (2017) The aspirin story –

from willow to wonder drug. British

Journal of Haematology, 177: 674–683.

Jeffreys, D. (2004) Aspirin The

Remarkable Story of a Wonder Drug.

Bloomsbury, USA.

Dr. Deepak Kumar


Chemistry

'Shaurya-ki- Deewar' Inaugurated at Dolphin Institute

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IIRS online Certificate course The Indian Institute of

Remote Sensing (I IRS)

Dehradun conducted a 3

months online certificate

course “Basics of Remote

Sensing on Geographical

Information System and

Global Navigation Satellite

System” in collaboration of

Department of Computers,

Dolphin Institute. The

course started on August 19,

2017 and 100 students and faculty

from different departments of the

Institute registered themselves for this

course. 26 students appeared in the

first round of the on line examination

which was held on December 6,

2017. The next round of the

examination will be held on 18th &

19th of January, 2018.

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Students of Dolphin Institute participated in“Dehradun Marathon'' organised by Uttarakhand PoliceUttarakhand Police organized a

Marathon namely “Run for Road

Safety! Run for Women Safety'' on

17 December 2017. The Marathon

was held in different categories, in

which 20 thousand persons from

all over the country hearti ly

participated with full pomp &

show. Indian Idol Fame Kapil

Thapa & Bollywood singer Neha

Khankriyal along with Woomaniya

band presented lot of Garhwali &

patriotic songs on the ocasion.

Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat

with DGP Anil Raturi presented

awards to the winners of the

“Dehradun Marathon''. Lot of

p o l i c e o f f i c i a l s a l o n g w i t h

renowned persons from civi l

society graced the programme. 40

Dolphin Institute also provided

physiotherapy services for the

participants in the Dehradun Half

Marathon.

Students f rom Dolphin (PG)

Institute, Dehradun also took part

in the Half Marathon.


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Cake Cutting Ceremony

Participants in the essay competition

Participants in the online examination by IIRS

Shri Mukund Sharma delivering

the lecture on “Say No to Drugs”

Institute's participants in Dehradun Marathon

Plantation of sapling by Chairman Shri Arvind Gupta in Wildlife Week- 2017

Activities by students in Wildlife Week- 2017

Poster Presentation in Wildlife Week- 2017

I n s t i t u t e i n i t s

acknowledgement of

gratitude to the Indian

Armed Forces for their

extreme sacrifices in

guarding the Nations

Independence and

pr ide, created the

'Shaurya-ki- Deewar' to

motivate the students to

follow the foot prints of

the brave sons of India

who laid down their life

f o r de f end ing t he

motherland. It includes

the up-to-date list of

recipients of Param Vir

Chakra, the highest

military decoration of

India. The 'Shaurya-ki-

D e e w a r ' w a s

i n a u g u r a t e d o n

November 8, 2017 by

Shri Arvind Pandey,

Education Minister of

Uttarakhand during

U t t a rakhand Uday

celebrations in the

institute. Education Minister of Uttarakhand inaugurating the 'Shaurya Ki Deewar'

Glimpses of inauguration of wall of pride


Insight

Editorial Board : Dr. Arun Kumar, Shri S.K. Sheel, Shri Vipul Garg, Ms. Malti Sawhney, Ms. Deepti Gulati and Shri V.R. Panwar Designed by : S.K. Thapliyal

Nobel Prize For Medicine AwardedFor Insights Into Internal Biological Clock

SCIENTIFIC ADVANCEMENTS

American scientists Jeffrey C

Hall, Michael Rosbash and

Michael W Young were

awarded the 2017 Nobel

Prize in Physiology or

Medicine for "discoveries of

molecular mechanisms

con t r o l l i n g c i r c ad i an

rhythms". The circadian

rhythm or body's inner clock

he lp s r e gu l a t e s l e ep

patterns, feeding behaviour, hormone

release and blood pressure. The team

identified a gene within fruit flies that

controls the creatures' daily rhythm,

known as the “period” gene. This gene

encodes a protein within the cell

during the night which then degrades

during the day. (https://www.

theguardian.com/science/2017/oct/0

2/nobel-prize-for-medicine-awarded-

for-insights-into-internal-biological-

clock).

Nobel Prize In Physics Awarded For Discovery of Gravitational Waves

American scientists Rainer

Weiss, Barry C Barish and

Kip S Thorne from the

LIGO/VIRGO collaboration,

which first detected the

gravitational waves, were

awarded the 2017 Nobel

Prize in Physics. Predicted

by Albert Einstein in 1916,

the ripples in space-time

created by colliding black

holes were first detected in 2015.

Gravitational waves are extremely

faint ripples in the fabric of space and

time, generated by some of the most

violent events in the universe. A

wealth of discoveries awaits those who

succeed in capturing the waves.

( h t t p : / / w w w. d a i l y m a i l . c o .

u k / s c i e n c e t e c h / a r t i c l e -

4943838 /Grav i t a t i ona l -wave -

scientists-win-2017-Nobel-Physics-

Prize).

Nobel Prize In Chemistry Awarded For Method To Visualise Biomolecules

The Nobel Prize in chemistry

this year went to the three

pioneers of cryo-electron

microscopy, a technique that

takes accurate and detailed

pictures of living things at

atomic scales. Developed

over decades by laureates

Jacques Dubochet at the

University of Lausanne in

Switzerland, Joachim Frank

at Columbia University, and Richard

Henderson at the MRC Laboratory of

Molecular Biology in the United

Kingdom, cryo-electron microscopy is

a rare feat of science and engineering

that makes things both simpler and

better. Using it, scientists have made

high-resolution, 3D images to target

cancer drugs and demystify the Zika

v i r u s . ( h t t p s : / / w w w .

nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/chemistr

y/laureates/2017/).

Nobel Prize-Winning Technique Sheds New Light On DNA Replication

Scientists using cryo-

electron microscopy,

suggested how the

double helix DNA

s e p a r a t e s d u r i n g

replication. It was

found that DNA follows

a zig-zag path inside a

channel created by two

6-sided rings where it

interacts with two rings

prior to being separated

into 'leading' and 'lagging' strands. The

team at Imperial College, London, was

able to image helicase enzymes, called

Mcm2-7, revealing its 3D structure,

illuminating how the enzymes latch on

to 60 base pairs or letters of the DNA.

The findings could lead to new insights

into the basis of cancer and genetic

disease. (http://www3.imperial.ac.uk/

newsandeventspggrp/ imperial

college/ newssummary/news_1-11-

2017-14-2-55)

The 'Arctic apple', modified to silence

the genes responsible for producing a

browning enzyme, has gone on sale in

the US for the first time. Typical apples

brown when an enzyme called

polyphenol oxidase is exposed to

oxygen. The genetically modified

apple is sold by a Canada-based

company Okanagan Specialty Fruits,

which planted its first test apples in

2003. (https://www.nature.com/

news/genetically-modified-apple-

r e a c h e s - u s - s t o r e s - b u t - w i l l -

consumers-bite-1.22969).

Switzerland-based researchers have

engineered non-immune cel ls

transforming them into synthetic cells

that mimic T-cells. Naturally occurring

T-cells are cells' immune systems

which detect infections and kill them

but are unable to kill cancer cells as

they do not recognise them as foreign

cells. The synthetic cells were however

engineered with the additional

function of killing cancer. At present

this new system is still a long way from

a therapeutic application, but it opens

up a new front in the battle against

c a n c e r . ( h t t p s : / /

futurism.com/scientists-engineer-

nonimmune-cells-kill-cancer-upon-

contact/)

GM Apples That Don't Turn Brown

Hits Stores in United States

Scientists Engineer Non-immune Cells That Kill Cancer Upon Contact

Physicists Confirm The Existence of A New Form of Matter Called

"excitonium"

U S a n d N e t h e r l a n d s - b a s e d

researchers have proven the existence

of a new form of matter excitonium,

almost 50 years after it was theorised.

Excitonium is a condensate made of

excitons, particles formed in a

quantum mechanical pairing of an

escaped electron and the hole it left

behind. The hole behaves like a

positive charge and attracts negatively-

charged electrons to form excitons.

(https://phys.org/news/2017-12-

physicists-discovery-excitonium).

Marine Organisms CanShred A Plastic Bag

Into 1.75 Million PiecesA single plastic bag could be shredded

by marine organisms into around 1.75

million microscopic fragments,

according to a UK-based research

conducted in December, at the

University of Plymouth. Marine

scientists examined the rate at which

bags were broken down by the

amphipod Orchestia gammarellus,

found in European coastal areas. The

type of plastic (conventional,

degradable, and biodegradable) had

no effect on the rate of ingestion.

(https://www.sciencedaily.com/releas

es/2017/12/171208095524)

Add-On Online Courses for students by agMOOCs/ NPTEL

Agriculture is a critical sector that is

vital for growth of the Indian economy.

To fulfil the urgent need, massive open

online courses called agMOOCs is in

operation. Participation and compe-

tency certificates are awarded to

qualifying students based on their

performance. The certificates are issued by

the centre for Development of Technical

Education, IIT Kanpur and Common-

wealth of Learning (COL), Canada.

Students of the department of

agriculture passed the following Add

on courses during this quarter.

NPTEL (National Programme for

Technology Enhanced Learning), a joint

venture of the IITs and IISc, funded by

the Ministry of Human Resource

Development, Government of India, is

the world's largest curriculum-based

science and engineering content

repository with hundreds of courses in

video formats, many of which are

subtitled and transcribed.

The NPTEL local chapter of Dolphin

Institute frequently facilitate our students

and faculty to earn the credit of NPTEL

online courses in different aspects of quality

education. The NPTEL local chapter office

team congratulates Ms. Rashmi Chauhan,

Assistant Professor, Pathology Department,

Navneet Shukla (B.Sc. Forestry 3rd year)

and Shivani Sati (B.Sc. Biotech 3rd year)

for their elite achievements in Animal

Phys io logy, Geo environmental

Engineering (Environmental Geotech-

nology): Landfills, Slurry Ponds &

Contaminated sites and cell culture courses

respectively. Examinations for these courses

were conducted in October 2017.

Local chapter invites all students and

faculty to be part of new online courses

offered by IITs and IISc and avail benefits

in their career development.

The start/end dates, and exam dates are

as follows:

4 weeks course: Start date: 5 Feb 2018

End date: 2 March 2018

8 weeks course: Start date: 5 Feb 2018

End date: 30 March 2018

12 weeks course: Start date: 22 Jan 2018

End date: 13 April 2018

Exam dates for all courses: 28/29 April (2

sessions per day: FN-9am to 12 noon

AN-2pm to 5pm)

For details please visit http://nptel.ac.in

or DIBNS local chapter office.

S. Name of Course Name of Student Sem. Remarks

No.

1. Basics of Entrepreneur- Mr. Saroj Bhatt, 1st Successfully

ship Development Completed

in Agriculture Mr. Manturam Chaudhary 1st Competent

Mr. Ibungcha Singh 5th Competent

Mr. Gaurav Singh Dev 5th Competent

Mr. Bhuwan Bhatt Vth Competent

Mr. Kuldeep Kumar 5th Competent

Mr. Anil Kumar 5th Competent

2. Nutrition, Therapeutics Ms. Ankita Belwal 3rd Competent

and Health Mr. Kumar Ashu Karn 5th Competent



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1.

six week on-line

course (19-09-2017 to 06-11-2017).

2. “Nutrition, Therapeutics and

Health” eight week on-line course

(19-09-2017 to 20-11-2017).

3. “Basics of Entrepreneurship

Development in Agriculture” six

week on-line course (19-09-2017

to 06-11-2017).

List of B.Sc. Agriculture students

who passed the above courses is as

follows:

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