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THE ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT

(AQAR) OF THE IQAC

(2010-2011)

Submitted to

NATIONAL ASSESSMENT AND ACCREDITATION COUNCIL

BANGALORE

FAROOK COLLEGE

Farook College (P.O.)

Kozhikode District

KERALA

PIN: 673 632

________________________________________________________________________

Phone: 91-495-2440660, 2440661 E-mail: [email protected]

Fax: 91-495-2440464 Website: www.farookcollege.ac

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THE ANNUAL QUALIITY ASSURANCE REPORT

(AQAR) OF THE IQAC

Name of the Institution: Farook College, Kozhikode, Kerala.

Year of Report: 2010 – 2011

Part A

The Plan of Action Chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the year towards quality

enhancement and the outcome achieved by the end of the year

The focus was on the following areas of developmental activities during the

Academic year.

(i) The completion of the work of the separate block for the PG Courses with furnished

classrooms to meet the requirements of modern methods of teaching is

in progress.

(ii) To construct a Car Parking Bay for the staff with the support from Alumni

(iii) To Build a Gallery cum Pavilion for the College Ground.

(iv) UGC-NET coaching in all subjects is being conducted by the various

Departments to be continued.

(v) The existing vacancies in many departments were filled by appointing

qualified persons

(vi) To streamline the research activities of the college by establishing a Research

Promotion Council

(vii) TO install facilities for ensuring uninterrupted power supply to the Labs, Library,

Office and the Departments

Part B

6. Activities Reflecting the Goals and Objectives of the Institution:

Vision

To mould competent and well-developed persons who can take up the

challenges of the future on behalf of the community, the society, the nation

and the world.

Mission

To provide all-round development and training to generations of men and

women who are competent to carry out various functions of nation-building,

to equip them with value-based education and training, to empower them

with positive qualities and qualifications, to promote research activities and

social outreach activities, to provide leadership to persons and institutions

for community-empowerment and to ensure excellence in education and

related activities for better nation and world.

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The College strives to help every student:

To understand himself/herself and discover his/her latent capacities

To understand his/her position as a member of human society and the physical universe

To think clearly and critically and communicate effectively

To learn how to make practical application of knowledge, attitudes and skills

To develop a sense of unity of all knowledge including religious vision.

To make every effort for the all-round development of every student that enters its

portals.

i. With these objectives in view, various schemes have been put into operation

and activities of intellectual, physical and cultural values are organized.

ii. Ample opportunities are provided for research activities and social outreach

programmes.

iii. To facilitate fuller realization of the objectives, it has been conceived as a

residential institution. This helps in maintaining an atmosphere of academic

culture around the College.

iv. The College also tries to give adequate attention to the development of the

overall potential of the student community by providing value based education

and facilities for co-curricular and extra-curricular activities.

v. The College maintains an atmosphere conducive to the free development of

social and religious aspirations and inner life.

2. New Academic Programmes Initiated (UG and PG):

NIL

3. Innovations in Curricular Design and Transaction:

The University of Calicut to which the College is affiliated has introduced major innovations

in curricular design by introducing semester with choice based credit system at the UG level.

This has brought about major changes and novelty in the teaching-learning process and

system of examination and evaluation. The system was introduced during 2009-10. Members

of various faculties have contributed to the same as many of them are members of Board of

Studies of the University of Calicut to which the college is affiliated. They initiated in the

current year processes of rectifications of the new syllabi introduced last year.

4. Inter-disciplinary Programmes Started

Choice based credit and semester system has restructured the existing programmes in

such a way that inter-disciplinarity is a basic feature of the programmes. There are Common

courses, complementary courses and open courses apart from core Courses in the system

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Several Departments are giving adequate training in computer application and

communication skills by providing modules in collaboration with the College Informatics

Centre and Language Lab.

5. Examination Reforms Implemented:

The curriculum has less flexibility in examination reforms due to the present

affiliation system. However, with the introduction of Choice based Credit

Semester System, all the Departments of the College have adopted

continuous assessment of the students for internal assessment by means of

(i) Assignments (ii) Seminars and (iii) Test papers. With the introduction of

CCSS, the pattern of examinations has also been modified by the University.

6. Candidates Qualified: NET/SLET/GATE etc.

Department JRF NET GATE SET

Arabic 1 2

Chemistry 3

Zoology 1

History 1

Economics 2

Commerce 8 6

MCJ 1

7. Initiative towards Faculty Development Programme:

Details of Refresher Course/Orientation Programme

Sl

No

Name of

the teacher

Designation Department Course Duration Institution

/University

1. Menon

Lakshmi

Asst

Professor

MCJ Orientation 28-1-2010 to

24-2-2010

ASC University

of Calicut

2. A.P.

Rashibah

Asst

Professor

Zoology Orientation 23-7-2010 to

19-8-2010

ASC University

of Calicut

3. T.P. Aboo Asst

Professor

Botany Refresher

Course

14-9-2010 to

4-10-2010

ASC University

of Calicut

4. Jaeevana .R Asst

Professor

Chemistry Orientation 6-10-2010 to

2-11-2010

ASC University

of Calicut

5. Krishnarani Asst

Professor

Statistics Orientation 01-02-2011 to

28-2-2011

ASC University

of Calicut

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8. Total Number of Seminars/Workshops/Talk Conducted:

Department of English

No Title of Seminar Resource Person Venue Date Funding agency

1

Inauguration Of

Research Forum In

English And One-Day

Seminar For Research

Scholars

Dr. Roland E.

Miller, Professor

Emeritus,

Dr. George

V.Andrews

AVT 19th

February

2011

Managing

Committee

2 Workshop on

Literature and the

Visually Impaired

Ms.Gladys P. Isaac,

Principal, Malabar

Christian College.

Mr.C.K.Aboobacker,

President, Kerala

Federation of the

Blind

AVT 5th March

2011

UGC

3 Extension Lecture on

Linguistics

Dr. Madhavan,

Professor,

Department of

English, EFLU

AVT 27th

July,

2010

English Department

4 A Quiz on English

Language

Seminar

Hall

2nd

November

2010.

English Department

5 An Inter Collegiate

Quiz on English

Language and

Literature.

Seminar

Hall

9th

November

2010

English Department

Department of Malayalam


1. Contemporary Theatre Adv. Jayaprakash

Civic Chandran AVT 17-2-11

Management

5

Department of Arabic


1

Workshop on

Lexicography

Dr.K. V. Veeran

Moideen

(Rtd. Professor,

University of

Calicut)

AVT,

Farook

Colleg

e

29-03-11

UGC

2

Meet the Veterans

Mr. Karuvalli

Muhammeed,

Kulathur T.

Muhammed, P.

Muhammed

Kuttasseri

AVT

Farook

Colleg

e

08-03-

11

Farook College

Management,

Department of Mathematics


1 Python and latex M.V. Sathian Farook

College

20,21-

Dec

2010

Family of Late Prof.

N.V.Beeran

2 Group Theory Dr. A.J.

Parameswaran ,, 24/02/11

College

Management

3 Graph Theory Dr. Raji.

Pilakkatt ,, ,,

,,

4 Umbral Calculus Dr. K.S. Nisar .. .. ,,

5 Stability of Linear

Systems Using laplace

Transforms

Shabeed K

,, ,,

,,

6 Linux- Free Software Ramesan P ,, 26/02/11 ,,

7 Python Programming Priyadarsan K.P. ,, ,, ,,

6

Department of Statistics


1. Scope of Statistics Dr. Z. A. Ashraf AVT,

Farook

College

4-10-10

Statistics

Association

2. Recent Advances and

Interdisciplinary

Research

Prof. C. Chandran

Prof. A. M. Mathai

Prof. Joby K. Jose

AVT,

Farook

College

1-3-11 Farook College

Management

3. R-Programming Prof. Radhakrishnan

Nair

AVT,

Farook

College

27-11-

10

Statistics

Association

Department of Zoology


1.

Innovative pedagogy for

Laboratory Exercise in

Zoology Curriculum

Dr. M.A.Akbarsha,

Dr. V. Oommen,

Dr.M.C.Sathya

Narayanan

AVT 07.10.2010

UGC

2. Nanotechnolgy,

Biotechnology&

Anigiogenesis

Dr. Sandya

Rani(Scientist, NIT,

CALICUT),

Dr.Gopinathan,

Reader, Calicut

University) & Dr.

Thejas ( Sreekrishna

College)

AVT 23.02.2011 College

Management

7

Department of Physics


1

Workshop on Python V.N.Purushothaman,

P.A.Sivaramakrishnan

Dr.R.Sreekumar

Ahmed Ashraf

Dr.K.K.Abdullah

Dr.P.A.Subha

21-22

January

2011

Farook College

2 One day Workshop on

'Python & Phoenix'

Dr. B.P.Ajithkumar

26.03.2011 Farook College

Department of Chemistry


1.

Innovative pedagogy for

Laboratory Exercise in

Zoology Curriculum

Dr. M.A.Akbarsha,

Dr. V. Oommen,

Dr.M.C.Sathya

Narayanan

AVT

07.10.2010

UGC

2. Nanotechnology,

Biotechnology &

Angiogenesis

Dr. Sandya

Rani(Scientist, NIT,

CALICUT),

Dr.Gopinathan,

Reader, Calicut

University) & Dr.

Thejas ( Sreekrishna

College).

AVT 23.02.2011 College

Management

8

Department of Library and Information Science


1.

“The Concept of

Democracy in

Quran”

Dr. K. S. Radhakrishnan,

former vice-chancellor of

Sree Sankaracharya

University of Sanskrit,

Kalady

AVT Wednesda

y 23rd

March

2011

Alumni

Department of History

N

o

Title of Seminar Resource Person Venue Date Funding

agency

1 Calicut in

History a

seminar in honor

of Prof.Fathima,

former Head of

the Dept

Dr.MGS.Narayanan Dr.

Gopalan Kutty

Dr. Mohamed Hasan

Dr.SM.Mohamed koya.

Dr.V.Kunhali

Audio Visual

Theatre

Farook

College

June 24,2010

Dept

&Alumni

2 Workshop on

Doing Research

in History

Dr. Vijayalekshmi

Dr.T.Muhammedali.

Dr. M.R. Manmathan

Seminar hall 05August,

2010

Dept

3 Panel

discussion on

Jasmine

Revolution and

the Arab World

Ms. Julthan Abdul

Halim( Cairo

University). Prof. A.

Kuttialikutty (principal)

Mr. E.K.Fazalurahiman

Dr. T.Muhammedali.Dr.

Ahammed Syed Mr.

P.Kamarudheen

AVT 03-02-11 Dept.

4 Work Shop on

writing Micro

History-

Methodology

and Practices

Dr. C. Balan Dr.

K.N Ganesh

K.S.Madhavan

Dr.T. Dineshan

Dr. PP Abdul Razak

Dr. MR Manmathan

Dr. T.Muhammedali

AVT 29-31 March

2011

UGC under

CPE

http://www.google.co.in/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=sree%20sankaracharya%20university%20of%20sanskrit&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CC8QFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ssus.ac.in%2F&ei=Tb_FTtrPJ8-srAeViNjaCw&usg=AFQjCNF-mL2q_FLSoFhlhAhEWZhQbfsStw&cad=rja

http://www.google.co.in/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=sree%20sankaracharya%20university%20of%20sanskrit&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CC8QFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ssus.ac.in%2F&ei=Tb_FTtrPJ8-srAeViNjaCw&usg=AFQjCNF-mL2q_FLSoFhlhAhEWZhQbfsStw&cad=rja

9

Department of Commerce

No Title of Seminar Resource Person Venue Date Funding

agency

1. ‘Euro debt

crisis’

V.K.Vijayakumar College

Auditorium

21st June 10 Dept.

2. “Wealth

Management

through Capital

Market”

Prof. V K

Vijayakumar,(Dept of

Economics, Sree

Krishna College

Guruvayur)

College

Auditorium

30th

Oct 10 Dept.

Mass Communication

No Title of Seminar Resource Person Venue Date Funding

agency

1. “Film and

media”. Dr.K.K.Abdulla

Prof. A. Kuttialikutty College

Auditorium

7-03-11 Dept.

9. Research Projects

a) Newly implemented:

Sl

no

Name of the

teacher

Designatio

n

Departme

nt Topic of minor research Sanctioned letter no. Amount

Remark

s

1 Dr.T.P.O.

Nazirudheen Lecturer

Lib

rary

an

d

Info

rmat

ion

Sci

ence

“Reading Habit/Pattern of the

Members of the Public

Libraries in Kerala”

Mrp(s)-589/09-1-

/klca028/ugc-swro dt.

Dt.08.01.10

155000

On

going

10

(i) Major Research Projects (UGC)

List of the members of the faculty doing Minor Research Project :

Sl

no

Name of

the teacher

Designat

ion

Depart

ment Topic of minor research

Sanctioned

letter no. Amount

Remar

ks

1 Shabana.

T.p Lecturer

Zo

olo

gy

"identification protease/s

involved in the larval

development of spodoptera

mauritia boisd

(lepidoptera-nnoctuidae)"

Mrp(s)-589/09-1-

/klca028/ugc-

swro dt.

Dt.08.01.10

155000 On

going

2 Reshmi. R Lecturer

Com

mer

ce

"role of kudumbashree

micro enterprises in

alleviation of poverty with

special reference to their

marketing stratesies"

Mrp(h)-642/09-

10klca028/ugc-

swro

dt.dt.08.01.10

70000 On

going

3 Rajana. C.v Lecturer

Engli

sh

"trends in new age dalit

experience : search for the

lost glory and the sense of

awakening in the works of

narayan and bama"

Mrp(h)-817/09-

10 klca028/ugc-

swro dt.08.01.10

100000 On

going

4 Basheer

kotta Lecturer

Engli

sh

"the politics of western

representation of muslim

women though the

medium of English

fiction"

Mrp(h)-821/09-

10/klca-028/ugc-

swro dt.08.01.10

80000 On

going

5 Subair. K.

A Lecturer

Co

mm

erc

e

"quality of work life : a

study of university and

college teachers in Kerala"

Mrp(h)-820/09-

10/klca028/ugc-

swro dt.08.01.10

60000 On

going

6 Sajitha.

M.A Lecturer

En

gli

sh "the relevance of four -

skill assessment in English

language teaching"

Mrp(h)-822/09-

10/klca028/ugc-

swro dt.08.01.10

100000 On

going

11

7 Rizwana

sultana. K

Lecturer

En

gli

sh

"an investigation into the

problems of women

students at under graduate

level form the backward

communities in Wayanad,

Kozhikode and

Malappuram dist in Kerala

in learning English as a

second language"

Mrp(h)-819/09-

10/klca028/ugc-

swro dt.27.01.10

100000 On

going

8 Ayisha

swapna. K.a Lecturer

En

gli

sh

a study on virtual learning

enviornments (vlc) and

course management

systems (cms) - 'moodle'

and 'drupal' creating

dynamic, online multi-user

environment"

Mrp(h)-824/09-

10/klca028/ugc-

swro dt.27.01.10

100000 On

going

9 Yunoos

salim Lecturer

Ara

bic

"a study on psychological

interactions of quranic

literature in a humanistic

manner"

Mrp(h)-818/09-

10/klca028/ugc-

swro dt.27.1.10

85000 On

going

b) Completed:

(ii) Minor Research

Sl No Name of the Teacher Depart

ment Topic of Minor research Amount

1 Dr T A MOHAMMED Islamic

History

Muslim Missionary Agencies in

Kerala-A Historical Analiysis 40000

10. Patents Generated, if any:

NIL

11. New Collaborative Research Programmes:

NIL

12. Research grants received from various agencies:

a) Major/ Minor Research Projects (UGC)

Details are given under Section 9

12

13. Details of Research Scholars:

A) Research Activities (Ph. D.) in Research Departments (including Faculty)

1) Department of English

a) Faculty Doing Ph D

1

SAJITHA. M.A Dr. T.V.

Prakash

The Return of

the Native to His

Culture and

Tradition

Reflected in

Select

Postcolonial

Novels: An

Exploration

English

Department,

Farook

College

Submitted

the final

thesis

2 Mr.Basheer

Kotta

Dr. Asha

Muhammed

Cultural

Imperialism,

Middle Eastern

Patriarchy: A

Study into

Constructions of

Gender in

Fiction on the

Middle East

English

Department,

Farook

College

Preparing

for the PQE

Examination

3 Ms.Rizwana

Sultana.K

Dr. Asha

Muhammed

Filming the

Texts: The

Politics of

Horror in

Selected Texts

and Films

English

Department,

Farook

College

Preparing

for the PQE

Examination

13

4 Ms.Aysha

Swapna.K.A

Dr. Asha

Muhammed

Multi-Ethnicity

and

Transculturalism

Manifest in

Select Works of

Caryl Philips,

Jamaica Kincaid

and Khaled

Hosseini

English

Department,

Farook

College

Preparing

for the PQE

Examination

b) Research Scholars doing Ph D

No Name of Scholar Name of

Research

supervisor

Title Research

Centre

Progress

1 Mr. Pokkerkutty Dr. T.V.

Prakash

Tragic Vision of

Childhood in

Toni Morrison’s

Novels

English

Department,

Farook

College

Ph. D

awarded

2 Mr. Baburaj Dr. T.V.

Prakash

Milan

Kundera’s

Novels as

Polyphony

English

Department,

Farook

College

Ph. D

awarded

3 Ms. Suma M.V. Dr. T.V.

Prakash

Feminist

Drama: A

Comparative

Study of the

Plays of Megan

Terry and Caryl

Churchill.

English

Department,

Farook

College

Preparing

the final

thesis

4 Ms. Smitha S.

Dr. T.V.

Prakash

Perspectives on

Love, Marriage

and Family Ties

in the Writings

of Kamala

Markandaya,

Ruth Prewar

English

Department,

Farook

College

Preparing

the final

thesis

14

Jhabvala and

Anita Desai

5 Ms. Deedi

Damodaran T

Perspectives on

Love,

Perspectives on

Love, Marriage

and Family Ties

in the Writings

of Kamala

Markandaya,

Ruth Prewar

Jhabvala and

Anita Desai

English

Department,

Farook

College

Preparing

the final

thesis

6 Haris Dr. Asha

Muhammed

Female

Mysticism in the

works of Paulo

Coehlo,

Herman Hesse

and Nikos

Kazanzakis

English

Department,

Farook

College

Preparing

for the PQE

Examination

2) Department of Arabic

a) Faculty doing Ph D

No Name of Teacher Title Research

Centre

Name of

Research

supervisor

Progress

1

K. Ali Noufal Emerging Arabic

Equivalent of English

Terms and their Usages:

An Analytical Study

Centre of

Arabic and

African

Studies,

JNU

Dr. Basheer

Ahmad

Jamali

Final Stage

and

preparing to

Submit

2

Yunoos Salim

Psychological Analysis of

Holy Quran

Research

Department

of Arabic

Farook

Dr. P.

Ahmad

Saeed

Synopsis

Approved

and

preparing to

write P. Q.

15

college Examination

3 Sajith E. K.

Resistance Poetry in

Palestine with a Special

Reference to Mahmood

Darvesh

Research

Department

of Arabic

Farook

College

Dr. C. P.

Aboobacker

Synopsis

Approved

and

preparing to

write P. Q.

Examination

4 Abdul Majeed T. Writings of Abdul

Rahaman Muneef with a

special Reference to his

work;

Department

of Arabic,

University

of Calicut

Mr. T. A.

Abdul

Majeed

Synopsis

Approved

and P.Q.

Examination

passed

5

Hamzath Ali A.P.

The History of Ancient

Egypt as Depicted in the

Novels of Nageeb

Mahfooz

Research

Department

of Arabic

Farook

College

Dr. N.

Abdul

Jabbar

Synopsis

Approved

and

preparing to

write P. Q.

Examination

6 Sageer Ali T.P. Socio Political Views in

the Poetry of Abdulla

Hasan Al – Bardooni.

Research

Department

of Arabic

Farook

College

Dr. N.

Abdul

Jabbar

Synopsis

Approved

and

preparing to

write P. Q.

Examination

b) Research Scholars doing Ph D

No Name of Scholar Title Research

Centre

Name of

Research

supervisor

Progress

1

Yunoos

SalimAssistant

Professor

Department of

Arabic Farook

Psychological Analysis of

Holy Quran

Research

Departme

nt of

Arabic

Farook

Dr. P.

Ahmad

Saeed

Synopsis

Approved

and

preparing to

write P. Q.

16

College College Examination

2 Sajith E.

K.Assistant

Professor

Department of

Arabic Farook

College

Resistance Poetry in

Palestine with a Special

Reference to Mahmood

Darvesh

Research

Departme

nt of

Arabic

Farook

College

Dr. C.P.

Aboobacke

r

Synopsis

Approved

and

preparing to

write P. Q.

Examination

3 Abdul Majeed T. Writings of Abdul

Rahaman Muneef with a

special Reference to his

work;

Departme

nt of

Arabic,

University

of Calicut

Mr. T. A.

Abdul

Majeed

Synopsis

Approved

and P.Q.

Examination

passed

4

Hamzath Ali A.P.

The History of Ancient

Egypt as Depicted in the

Novels of Nageeb

Mahfooz

Research

Departme

nt of

Arabic

Farook

College

Dr. N.

Abdul

Jabbar

Synopsis

Approved

and

preparing to

write P. Q.

Examination

5 Nizar M.M. Life and Works of

Abdul Majid Kashmeeri

Research

Departme

nt of

Arabic

Farook

College

Dr. N.

Abdul

Jabbar

Synopsis

Approved

and

preparing to

write P. Q.

Examination

6 Sageer Ali T.P. Socio Political Views in

the Poetry of Abdulla

Hasan Al – Bardooni.

Research

Departme

nt of

Arabic

Farook

College

Dr. N.

Abdul

Jabbar

Synopsis

Approved

and

preparing to

write P. Q.

Examination

7 Raihana K. Identity of women in the

Novels of Najeeb Mahfooz

with a special reference to

“Trilogy”

Research

Departme

nt of

Arabic

Farook

College

Dr. C.P.

Aboobacke

r

Synopsis

Approved

and

preparing to

write P. Q.

Examination

17

8

Shafeeq Rahman

P.

The Parables and Similes

of the Holy Quran and its

impacts in the Arabic

Literature with Special

reference to thafseer “Al –

Kashaf”

Research

Departme

nt of

Arabic

Farook

College

Dr. C.P.

Aboobacke

r

Synopsis

Approved

and

preparing to

write P. Q.

Examination

9 Muhammed V.M

Proverbs of the prophet:

Collection, Classification

and Literary Analisis.

Farook

College

Dr. Ahmad

Syed

Preparing for

Qualifying

Examination

10 Shameena P.P. Female Arab writers of

Kuwait with a special

reference to Laila Uthman

and Suad al- Sabah

Farook

College

Dr. Ahmad

Syed

Preparing for

Qualifying

Examination

11 Abdul Latheef

K.P.

The Literary Excellence of

Holly Quran in the views

of Modern Interpreters

with a special reference to

Sayyid Quthub and Saeed

Hawa

Farook

College

Dr. Ahmad

Syed

Preparing for

Qualifying

Examination

12 Abdul Azeez V.M

Contribution of Salah

Abdu Saboor in the

development of Arabic

Drama

Farook

College

Dr. C.P.

Aboobacke

r

Preparing for

Qualifying

Examination

13 Rasheed Ahmad Literary Excel lance of

Nahjul Balagath: An

Analytical Study

Farook

College

Dr. C.P.

Aboobacke

r

Preparing for

Qualifying

Examination

14 Abdul Rahman

Cherukara

Indian culture as reflected

in the Modern Arabic

Literature

Farook

College

Dr. K.

Jamaludhee

n

Qualified

P.Q.

Examination

15 Hamza K. Simplification of Arabic

Grammar

Farook

College

Dr. K.

Jamaludhee

n

Qualified

P.Q.

Examination

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16 Muhammed P.

Humanistic elements in the

Modern Arabic literature

after 1950

Farook

College

Dr. K.

Jamaludhee

n

Attended

P.Q.

Examination

17 Ali Akbar Contribution of the Sayings

of Prophet in the

Development of

Psychology with special

Reference to "Al- Sihah

Al- Sithath"

Farook

College

Dr. K.

Jamaludhee

n

Synopsis

Approved

18 Shabeer K. Zakariya Tamir: his role in

the Development of Fiction

in Syria

Farook

College

Dr. K.

Jamaludhee

n

Synopsis

Approved

19 Najmudheen P.

Impact of Globalisation on

Arabic Journalism with

special reference to Al –

ahram

Farook

College

Dr. U

Saidalavi

Progressing

20 Moideen kutty K.

Influence on Communism

on Arabic Poetry with

Special reference to the

poetic works of Abdul

Wahhab al – Bayyathi

Farook

College

Dr. U

Saidalavi

Synopsis

Approved

21 Abdul Raheem

M.K.

Eulogy of prophet in

Indian Arabic poetry with

special reference to

umarqazi

Farook

College

Dr. U

Saidalavi

Preparing for

Qualifying

Examination

22 Muhammad Rafi

Faruqmawasi and his

contributions to modern

Arabic poetry

Farook

College

Dr. U

Saidalavi

Preparing for

Qualifying

Examination

23 Ayyoob A.P. Western influence in the

writings of feminist

writers in Kuwait with

special reference to

fathima ysuuf al ali

Farook

College

Dr. U

Saidalavi

Preparing for

Qualifying

Examination

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3) Department of History

a) Faculty Doing Research

No. Name Title of Topic Research

Centre

Name of

Research

Supervisor

Whether

M.Phil./ Ph.D

and period

1 P. Alassan

kutty

A History of

National Service

Scheme in

Kerala

Department

of History,

University

of Kerala

Dr.

Jamaluddeen

Dept. of History

University of

Kerala

progressing

4) Department of Economics



Centre

Name of

Research

Supervisor

Whether

M.Phil./ Ph.D

and period

1 P.

P.Yusufali

Kannur

University

progressing

5) Department of Malayalam



Centre

Name of

Research

Supervisor

Whether

M.Phil./Ph.D

and period

1 K.M. Naseer The Impact of

Arabi-

Malayalam in

the

renaissance of

Kerala.

Kannur

University

Central

Library

Dr.

Balachandran

Keezhoth

Ph. D

16-07-2009 to

15-07-2011

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6) Department of Mathematics



Centre

Name of

Research

Supervisor

Whether

M.Phil./Ph.D

and period

1 Shayida R Study of some

problems in

Graph Theory

University

of Kerala

Prof. M. I.

Jinnah.

Ph.D.

23 July 2009

to

22 July 2011

7) Department of Chemistry



Centre

Name of

Research

supervisor

Progres

s

1. Kavitha A T

Development of

molecular

discriptors based

on QSAR studies

of computational

chemistry tool

Department of

chemistry

Calicut Uty

Dr V

Mohamme

d Mujeeb,

Department

of

chemistry

Calicut uty

2. Jeevana R

Metal coplexes

of

semicarbazone

and thio semi

carbazone

Department of

chemistry

Calicut Uty

Dr

Aravindaks

han

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b) Research Scholars doing Research


Centre

Name of

Research

supervisor

Progres

s

1. Jibin K.Varughese

Synthesis of

prenyl-,furo and

pyrano

quinolines- A

photochemical

approach

DEPT

Dr M

Jahfer

2. Mohammed Kutty

C.P

Studies on

molecular

transport

characteristics of

EPDM/PVC

blends A

DEPT

Dr M

Jahfer

3. Kunhi Mohammed

.T

convenient

approach to

synthesis of

furoquinoline

alkaoids of

Rutaceae

DEPT Dr M

Jahfer

8) Department of Zoology

a) Research Scholars doing Research

No Name of

Scholar

Title Research

Centre

Name of

Research

supervisor

Progress

1.

Mr. Ishaque

tudies on the comparitive

Ecology of the Riverine

system of Chaliyar &

Nila iver with emphasis

on avifauna.

Farook

College

Late Dr.

Shukkur

(presently

Dr. Azeez,

Director,

SACON)

Final stage

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2. Mrs. Shijina

An epidemiological study

of common human

genetic disease in the

Malabar region of kerala

with special emphasis on

sickle cell anaemia and

Downs syndrome.

Farook

College

Dr. P.

Mohammed

( presently

Director,

AMU,

Malappuram)

Initial stage

9) Department of Statistics



Centre

Name of

Research

Supervisor

Whether

M.Phil./Ph.D

and period

1. Sri. K. K. Hamza On some

contributions

to renewal

density

estimation.

Department

of Statistics,

Farook

College

Dr. P.

Anilkumar Awarded

Ph.D w.e.f

12-11-2010

2. Smt. N. V.

Samiyya

Likelihood

Distance

Method for

Statistical

Inference

Department

of Statistics,

Farook

College

Dr. P.

Anilkumar Ph.D

(Thesis

Submitted on

31.03.2010)

b) Research Scholars doing Research

No Name of Scholar Title Research Centre Name of

Research

supervisor

Progress

1. Sri.K.K.Hamza On some

contributions

to renewal

density

estimation.

Department of

Statistics,Farook

college

Dr. P.

Anilkumar

Awarded

Ph.D w.e.f

12-11-2010

2. Smt.N. V. Samiyya Likelihood

Distance

Method for

Statistical

Department of

Statistics,

Farook college

Dr. P.

Anilkumar

Ph.D(Thesis

submitted

on 31-03-

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Inference 10)

3 Smt.T.K.Ajitha A

quantitative

assessment of

climate

change in

Kerala

Department of

Statistics,

Farook college

Dr. P.

Anilkumar

Doing

course work

10) Department of Commerce



Centre

Name of

Research

supervisor

Progress

1 VP Jamshid Health

Tourism

The Cochin

College,

Cochin

Dr. M.C.

Dileep

Kumar

Submitted

the fourth

six

months

report.

14. Citation Index

NIL

15. Honors /Awards if any

NIL

16. Internal Resources generated

NIL

17. Details of the Department getting SAP COSIST (ASSIST)/DST,FIST etc.

The Department of Chemistry received a major grant of Rs. 38,00000.00 under the FIST

programme of DST ,Government of India for equipment, books, Infrastructure and computation

facilities.

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18. Community Services

1. National Service Scheme

Food for street children: 14th

June 2010

NSS Unit of Farook College in collaboration with A.W.H. College, Calicut initiated a

programme to ensure provisions of food to the street children of the Calicut City. One hundred

food packets were raised every Monday throughout the year under the auspices of the NSS

volunteers from the students of the College and handed over to the volunteers of the A.W.H.

College, Calicut, in the city who undertook the task of distributing the food among children.

Nammude Maram Programme 26th

June 2010

As part of a one day camp conducted on 26th

June 2010 students planted saplings of trees

throughout the campus to try to make it green. Talk s and cultural programme followed after the

planting session in the forenoon.. Prizes were distributed to the winners.

Orientation for New course: 07th

August 2010

Orientation programme for the First Semester B.A. / B.Sc. volunteers was held on 7th

August 2010. More than 250 students revealed their willingness to be a part of the programme.

The programme started with prayers followed by the welcome speech delivered by Jamsheer

(NSS Unit Secretary). The function was presided over by Mr. Haris P.M., N.S.S. Programme

officer. Prof. Imbichikoya, Head of the Dept. of Economics, Dept of Govt. College,

Malappuram, delivered a lecture on “Working on N.S.S. units.”. Prof. A. Kuttialikutty,

Principal, Farook College inaugurated the session. Prof. Muhammed Ali, former N.S.S. officer,

Prof. Mohammed Nishad .T, Dept of Commerce ware guesst of the programme Prof. A. B

Moideenkutty (NSS Coordinator, University of Calicut), Anu Krishna, Joint Secretary addressed

the volunteers. After lunch, various cultural programme were conducted by groups.

Hiroshima and Nagasaki Day

To observe the tragic happenings of 6th

August and 8th

August 1942 at Hiroshima and

Nagasaki, NSS units of Farook College organized a poem writing competition on the dreadful

consequences of the disaster. It was led by Muhammed Shakkir, N.S.S. Secretary.

Blood Donation Camp (23.09.2010)

The N.S.S Units organized a blood donation camp in collaboration with the Calicut blood

bank. The camp was headed by the Medical college and Kottappuram blood bank teams.

Around 75 students by donated blood.

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NSS day and formation of Scribe Helpline 24.09.2010

The NSS day was celebrated by the unit with full vigor. It also included the handing over

of the medicine and drugs collected to help the poor and needy and the Scribe Helpline. The

helpline is aimed at providing service to the blind students regarding co-curriculum and

academic activities.

Induction Training for NSS volunteers(27.09.10)

In Induction Training Programme for NSS volunteers was conducted aimed at training

the students towards issues like child labour, and abuse. It was followed by an interactive

session regarding the aims and objectives of “Child Line”.

Green Campus Programme (30.09.10)

Around 150 student volunteers participated in a programme involving the planting of

saplings around the campus surroundings about 200 plants were planted and an awareness on the

importance of planting tree was given.

Gandhi Jayanthi (02.10.2010)

The NSS units conducted an often forum on the topic “Gandhi and Gandhism” as part of

the Gandhijayanthi celebration the movie “Gandhi” was also projected. It was followed by a

Quiz competition and cultural programme.

Cancer-orientation class (03.10.2010)

A cancer orientation programme was conducted by the Cheruvannur Paliative Care Unit,

MIMS Hospital, Calicut under the NSS unit of Farook College. Around 55 students participated

in the programme. It included awareness on the presence scenario with respect to caner.

RUSS Survey (27.10.10)

Around 30 volunteers from the college NSS unit participated in the Road Users

satisfaction survey organized under the Kerala Public Works Department (PWD). A steady was

made on the user satisfaction of the roads built under K S T P (Kerala State Transport Project).

Children’s Day Celebration (14.11.10)

Around 50 senior volunteers attended the Children’s Day celebrations organized at the

Kolathra Orphanage, Calicut. A rally and cultural programmes were conducted by the college

NSS volunteers.

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AIDS Day (Awareness Camp 01.12.10)

AIDS day was observed of 1st December 2010. An awareness class was taken by Prof.

Mubarak (HOD, Dept. of Zoology). Many students attended the class. First Aid Training

(13.01.2011)

A training programme on “First aid and safety” was organized by the NSS unit in which

Dr. Hamza Naha (Doctor, Jubilee Health Centre) took a class on the topic. The programme

lasted from 2.00 p.m. to 4.00 p.m)

Winter Adventure Camp (11.01.11 to 20.01.11)

Niyas Ahmed (II year B.A. English and Vaseem R.S II year BA Malayalam) represented

the college NSS unit at the Winter adventure camp held in Uttarakshi from 11th

January to 20th

January 2011.

IIM Marathon (06.02.11)

50 volunteers from the college participated in the Marathon organized jointly by IIM,

Kozhikode and Federal Bank with the motto ‘transforming lives’. The volunteers undertook

duties at the registration counters, water points etc.

‘Green Campus, clean Campus’ campaign

The unit organized a campus cleaning program with the help of the Farook College

students union. Students of all departments participated in cleaning the college and its

immediate vanity.

Drug Collection (1st Monday of December 2010, Jan-Feb 2011)

Drugs were collected from students and staff and distributed to several service-minded

organizations for affordable or free of cost distribution of drugs to those in need. The collection

was done on the first Mondays of the last three months successively.

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Footprints Mela (26.01.11, 27.01.11)

As a part of the Farook College Pain & Palliative Unit, the “Footprints Mela was

conducted that sold handicrafts made by the patients under Pain & Palliative. The programmes

was well received and a sale of Rs. Was made by the volunteers. Adequate publicity was given.

Camp Nostalgia (06.01.11)

A program was held to evaluate the activities of the camp held in December 2010 by

including all the volunteers who participated in the camp.

Farewell to final year volunteers

The NSS unit organized a farewell party to the final year volunteers to bid to them. They

were served with light refreshments and snacks. The volunteers were encouraged to share their

experiences.

Sabse Pehla Bharat – National (Youth Festival 12.01.11 to 18.01.11)

Two volunteers from the college, viz.; Muneer. C (II year BBA) and Aswathi C.A (II

year B.Sc. Physics) participated in the one-week long program

Home Care (15.01.11)

Most of the volunteers visited houses of the patients under the Palliative Care Unit.

Through this, they could console the patient.

Medical Camp Survey (17.01.11)

Volunteers were grouped to conduct surveys as a part of the Medical Camp to be held on

27th

February 2011. Each group had an average of 7-8 members each. Each group was supposed

to cover the areas assigned to them.

Republic Day Celebration (26.01.11)

Republic day was celebrated the College with active participation by the volunteers and

students.

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2) National Cadet Corps

A) NCC Army( Boys)

Opening Ceremony & Inauguration of “Acumen” NCC activities for the year was

initiated on 7th

July 2010. ACUMEN (Programm for the visually challenged) was

inaugurated by Col. K.N. Vijayan (Commanding officer, 29(K) BN (NCC). IT is a program

for assisting visually challenged of Farook College Campus.

Enrolment

The enrolled strength of NCC Army Boys wing of Farook College stood at 106 with 37 first

year 65 second year and 5 third year cadets. Office bearers of this year were SUO.

Muhammed Shafi K.T, UO. Ajeesh .K, UO. Shibulal .M.R, CQMS. Shihabudheen .K.C.

Orientation Programme

Immediately after the enrolment of the cadets an orientation programme were conducted

CQMH. Thajwar sing of 29(K)BN addressed the newly enrolled cadets.

Training Programme

Training in Drill, Firing, Weapon handling, field craft & Map reading were given 20 training

sessions were conducted during the year.

Trekking Expedition

In order to develop leadership qualities to inculcate the spirit of adventure, trekking

expedition was organized at the rock hills of Vellerimala near Anakkanpoyil on 8th

Jan 201.

It is in association with girls wing of NCC Army 64 cadets attended the trekking

programme.

Blood Donation

7 cadets of unit was part of blood donation camp conducted at NSS college Manjeri in

connection with NCC Day.

Night Camp

A night camp was organized in association with Army Girls Wing of the unit on 7th

Jan 2011.

Sessions on team building, Army orientation and Social Games were conducted.

In Memorium

NCC Army boys, Army Girls & Navy wing of the Farook College conducted and informal

gathering in seminar Hall for remembering a parted young soul (Soumya). Prof Shahida

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(Women cell), Asst. Prof. Habeeb (Eng, Dept), Sb.Lt. P. Milinth (ANO LT. Abdul Azees .P

presided over the gathering.

Certificate Exams

During the year 32 cadets attended ‘B’ Certificate exam held on 5th

& 6th

Feb 2011 and 4

Cadets attended ‘C’ Certificate exam held on 12th

& 13th

February 2011 at Govt. Poly,

Calicut.

Parasailing at Kannur

7 Cadets of this unit was a part of parasailing conducted by ARTY BN Kannur on 23rd

Dec

2010 at Muzhappilangadi Beach Thalassery

Career Counseling Capsule

SGT Rajilal participated Capsule conducted by NCC Gr. HQ Calicut it provides an insight on

the various opportunities on Indian Army.

National Camps

CQMS Shihabudheen .K.C attended NIC held at West Bengal. CPL. Noufal .K.M. was a

part of All India Trekking Expedition held at Gaya (Bihar) SUO Mohammed Shafi .K.T

attended NIC held at Kottayam SGT Rajilal .P attended NIC held at Kollam

State Level Camps

SGT Showkath Ali .C.K, SGT Ashwal Krishna .P.P and CPL Ramees .K of this unit attended

Army Attachment camp Held at Trivandram. 14 cadets attended ATC on 4th

June 2010 13th

Jun 2010 held at SRAF, Pandikkad

3 Cadets attended CATC on 29th

July 2010 – 7th

August 2010 at Mavoor conducted by 30

(K) BN NCC

24 Cadets attended ATC on 10 Oct 2010 – 18th

Oct 2010 held at Mavoor conducted by 29(K)

BN NCC

NCC day was celebrated on Nov 22nd

with great real and pleasure different arts and sports

activities were conducted.

With this I brief the reports fo the activities of NCC Army Boys

B) NCC Army( girls)

9(K) NCC Army Girls Wing of our college consists of 108 cadets. This year 2 cadets

from Vazhakkad Higher Secondary School and I cadet from Farook Higher Secondary

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School and I cadet from Farook Higher Secondary School were enrolled in our sub unit as

open quota. Regular parades were conducted with good turn out under the supervision of our

NCC Caretaker Ms. Saleena .M. We conducted 20 parades with almost 80% attendance.

The cadets were given training in Foot Drill, Map Reading, Posture Training, Health and

Hygiene, Civil Defence Signals, Field Crafts and Battle Crafts by senior cadets and dedicated

instructors of 9(K) Girls BN.

The first semester under graduate students were given an Orientation Programme on 19th

June 2010. The awareness class was provided by GCI- Mrs. Divya.

The opening Ceremony of this year’s activities was held on July 7th

2010. Army Girls

and Boys jointly opened a programmes for helping the blind students in their studies. The

Independence Day was celebrated with enthusiasm. The cadets assembled to take part in the

flag hoisting ceremony. Several cadets participated in various camps like ATC,

C.A.W.ATC, NIC and trekking camp. Our cadets participated as the volunteers for

welcoming the Queen’s Baton relay of Common Wealth Games held at Ramanattukara on 6th

September 2010.

ATC was held at Mavoor on 29th

September. 55 cadets participated in this camp. We got

first prize in quiz and second prize in drill competition. In the closing ceremony our cadet

U/O Anusree .K participated in table drill.

Ms.SUO Muhmina Mumthas Jahan attended the TSC at Delhi during October –

November 2010. Their team got fourth position in overall performance. National Integration

Camp NIC is one of the dreams of the cadets, and two cadets from our college were able to

take part in NIC at Jabalpur, Madhy Pradesh on 23rd

November 2010. The team’s

performance was superb and in the cultural events the cadets won the second prize

representing the Kerala team. Two cadets, U/O Indu A and U/O Anusree K were the

members of guard of Honour team given to DDG of Kerala Dt. On November 30 and were

present in the occasion of farewell given to 9(K) G BN NCC C/O Col. Raveendran.

On 23rd

December 2010, a firing practice was arranged in our college’s firing range,

under the supervision of 9(K) G BN Staff. Five cadets took part in the parasailing training

programme held at Muzhappilanged Drive-in-Beach on 24th

December. Trekking was an

exciting moment which was held at Vellerimala on 8th

January 2011. On the eve of the day

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trekking, Night camp was conducted at the Auditotium which consisted of CD show, group

activities and a class given by ANO Mr. Azeez (Army Boys). It helped to inculcate the spirit

of adventure and risk taking in the cadets and also served as good recreation for both physical

and mental ability. 34 cadets participated in the trekking expedition accompanied by the

Care Taker Ms. Saleena M and GCI Mrs. Divya. The cadets were divided in to 3 group

under the captaincy of senior cadets. The trekking expedition started thereafter. All the

teams covered nearly a distance 10 km, according to the direction given by our well trained

instructors.

Weapon training was given to our cadets on 22nd

January 2011 at the unit. The Republic

Day was celebrated with flag hoisting ceremony and the cadets forming part of the human

chain at Ramanattukara against the use of plastics. 20 cadets took part in the Republic Day

parade held at Vikram Maidan and were able to win the trophy for the best performance.

NCC ‘B’ Certificate examination was held on 5th

February at Govt. Poly Technic

College, West Hill and 42 cadets from our college attended in that exam. NCC ‘C’

Certificate examination will be held at the same venue on 12th

and 13th

of this month, seven

cadets from our college will attend the exam. Three cadets have been selected for getting an

awareness class about direct selection to the army.

It was a year filled with various activities. The cadets got exposure in different types of

programmes. We are very proud to present this annual report and hopeful that this year’s

activities will encourage us to take up challenging tasks in the years to come as well. We

take this opportunity to thank the Commanding Officer, Col. Raveendran, P I Staff, office

staff and above all our Principal, Prof. A. Kuttialikutty in extending all possible help for the

successful accomplishment of all our endeavours. Last but not the least we express our

sincere gratitude to all the cadets and their parents for their whole hearted co operation.

C) NCC (Navy)

The Naval NCC unit of Farook College has showed its potential over the year and is still on

the same path with the aim to develop character, comradeship, discipline, leadership, secular

out look with equal importance to the academics. Our activities have not been at the internal;

however we also work for the betterment of our society.

Total strength

The total strength of the company is 50 comprising 32 SD and 18 SW cadets.

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Recruitment

The academic year 2011 -12 started with the enrollment of cadets who aspire to be

trained in NCC Navy activities in the college. Recruitment drive was a great success. A

total of 29 cadets including 19 SD and 10 SW were enrolled this year.

Training

Regular parades were carried out under the supervision of ANO Sub lieutenant Milinth .P

Cadets were trained by senor cadets and PI Staffs. Training was imparted in drill, semaphore

etc. It also included subjects like leadership, social service, national integration etc.

Activities

Independence Day was observed combined with Army units. National Flag was

hoisted by the Principal and Independence Day Parade was held in good turn out.

Cadets have undertaken extensive tree plantation in and around the campus.

On October 2nd

on the occasion of Gandhi Jayandhi a campus cleaning drive was

carried out.

15 cadets donated blood as per part of global activities being observed by NCC.

12 cadets served as SPO during the Local body general elections.

Cadets attended reception of Queens Batton Rally at Ramanattukara in connection

with Commonwealth games 2010.

Cadets attended ‘NIRDESH’ function organized by the Govt of India.

On Republic Day, parade was conducted along with the Army wing. National Flag

was hoisted by the Vice Principal. Parade was done by cadets in good turn out.

Cadets participated in the anti plastic campaign organized by the corporation of

Calicut.

Campus

20 Cadets attended CWATC at Mavoor (16th

July, 2010 to 25th

July, 2010)

8 Cadets attended CWATC at Mavoor (13th

September, 2010 to 22nd

September,

2010)

6 Cadets attended Pre Nausainik Kitting camp (7th

August, 2010 to 17th

August,

2010)

6 Cadets attended Pre Nausainik Kitting camp (22nd

August, 2010 to 31st August,

2010)

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6 Cadets attended Pre Nausainik II camp at Kollam (9th

October, 2010 to 18th

October, 2010)

LC Afeeda attended NIC at West Bengal (21st October, 2010 to 30

th October,

2010)

CC Mohammed Arif .K Attended Pre Nausainik III camp at Kollam (30th

October, 2010 to 8th

November, 2010)

CC Mohammed Arif K attended Nausaomol camp at Visakapattanm (12th

November, 2010 to 21st November 2010)

POC Abdul Vadoodh attended All India trekking expedition held at Bihar (27th

November 2010 to 10th

December, 2010)

CC Kavitha, NC I Mufeeda and LC Mansoor attended All India Annual Training

Camp /Attachment training camp of senor wing/senor division at Indian Naval

Academy Ezhimala (9th

December 2010 to 20th

December, 2010)

14 Cadets attended CWATC at Palakkad (24th

December, 2010 to 1st January

2011)

POC Abdul Vadoodh attended All India Trekking Camp held at Bihar (27th


December, 2010)

POC Mohammed Sahad P.M attended AIC at Tuticorin (22nd

December, 2010 to

1st January, 2011)

CC Mohammed Arif K attended Ship Attachment camp at Mumbai (12th

December, 2010 to 24th

December, 2010)

Achievements

CC Mohammed Arif K got 1st prize in semaphore & drill competition at

Nausainik camp, Visakapattanam

CC Mohammed Arif K got 1st prize in drill competition at Nausainki camp,

Visakapattanam.

CC Mohammed Arif, POC sahad got 2nd

prize in pulling competition at Pre

Nausainik camp, Kollam

NC I Mufeeda got 2nd

prize in sailing competition at Pre Nausainik camp,

Kollam

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4) Childline

Anti Child Labour Day Program – June 12, 2010

As part of world anti child Labour Day program the CHILD LINE Calicut

organized one day seminar with the support of Labour department. District panchayath

and MSW dept. Devagiri College at Asha Kiran Hall Medical College. The staff of

CHILDLINE Calicut implemented the program in a professional manner. The

programme started at sharp time. The active participation from the beneficiaries and staff

of the Asha Kiran was their throughout the Programme. Programme started with silent

prayer. Mr. E.K. Shamshudheen, District Labour officer Enforcement has given the

welcome address. After the welcome address the presidential address was given by Mr.

Gireesh Kumar, Deputy Labour Commissioner, Calicut Mr. M. Radha Krishnan,

Chairman, Education standing Committee. District Panchayath, Calicut Mr. M. Radha

inaugurated the programme. He opines that educational backwardness is the significant

cause for the child labor. Adv. Rajiv Mallishery presented the topic namely child labour

free Kerala. The felicitation speech given by Mr. A.P Kasim, Acting Deputy Director

CHILDLINE Calicut and Mr. Balakrishnan Asst. Labour Officer Calicut. Then Mr. Binu

thanked the entire gathering. The RED FM included this programme in their

Chuttuvattam special programme

In House Training July 27, 2010

In house training was organized for the staff of the CHILDLINE by the agency on

personality development on 27th

July 2010 from 2 pm to 4pm. The class was taken by

taken by Mr. Abdul Razak. K.K lecturer, department of Economics Unity College

Manjeri. The topics discussed in the training program were meaning of the personality,

Dress code and personality importance personality dealing with the child. Positive and

negative interaction and optimism.

Induction Training or CHILDLINE and NSS Volunteers September 27,

2010

The induction training program of CHILDLINE was conducted on 27th

September

2010 at the audio visual theatre. Farook college at 2.00 pm the function was presided by

Mr. Muhammadali .M.P. the City Coordinator CHILDLINE Kozhikode. The welcome

address was delivered by Mr. Jamsheer. Convener Childline volunteer Group (CVG)

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Farook College, the overall activities of Childline and its objectives were presented in

brief by him.

Next was the presentation made by Mr. Ashref .C.P Ex coordinator Childline

Kozhikode. He gave detailed information about the working objectives and coordination

of Childline showing the pathetic condition of slum kids, kids staying the child welfare

home and kids, fearing oppression from their own families, issues like child labour and

child abuse were highlighted. The training was interesting one and visual presentation

added to the successes of the program. This was followed by an interactive session by

two team members who delicately involved in the all activities of Childline. Mr.

Ratheebh and MR. Hyderali, who cleared the doubts of the students regarding the

Childline and its working.

The program was successfully completed with the casting vote of thanks by Mr.

Muhmmad Jamsheer, the secretary of NSS unit Farook College.

In House Training effective leadership – September 29, 2010

In house training was organized for the staff of the Childline by the nodal agency

on effective leadership on 29th

September 2010 from 2 pm to 4 pm. The class was taken

by taken by Mr. Rashid Koolivayal, the chairman, student union Farook College.

Gandhi Jayanthi Program – October 2, 2010

The Childline Volunteer Group and NSS units of Farook College conducted an

open forum on the topic ‘Gandhi and Gandhism’ at Yusuf sagar hall on 2nd

October 2010,

on behalf Gandhi Jayanthi Celebrations. The program was started on sharp time under

the supervision of the Childline and NSS coordinators. Mr. Muhammadali .M.P and Mr.

Subair, with the welcome speech of Mr. Muha,,ad Jamsheer .C, NSS Secretary. It was

followed by the open forum lead by Mr. Kavil .P, Madhavan a follower of Gandhian

ideologies. He gave a brief description about Gandhian Daharshans, philosophies and

what was Gandhiji aiming. The discussion ended in debate on the topic whether the

Gandhian Dharshans are applicable on todays most modern and ultra developed society.

Many vulnerable informations and opinions came out in to the lime light though the

debate.

Next was the film show under which the film ‘Gandhi’ was shown. The film

ended up about 1 pm and evaluation session was carried out. Many students came

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forward and evaluated the whole program. Many new suggestions were brought out. A

small quiz and some cultural programs were organized and executed after that. This

came to an end by the official casting of vote of thanks by Mr. Jamsheer .C, the

Convener, Childline Volunteer Group (CVG).

Seminar on Childline and Child right October 5, 2010

A seminar on Childline and Child right was conducted on a5th October 2010 at

the Auditorium, Farook College at 2 pm the function was presided by Mr. Najeeb,

Secretary Sociology Association, Farook College. The keynote address was given by Mr.

Muhammadali M.P, City Coordinator ) Childline Kozhikode. The welcome address was

delivered by Ms. Shameela, Student, 1st B.A. Sociology Farook College.

Next was the presentation made by Mr. Ajeesh Kodakkad, Centre Coordinator

Childline Kozhikode. He gave detailed information about the child right and services of

Childline to protect child. The seminar was interesting one and Interaction added to the

successes of the program.

The program was successfully completed with the casting vote of thanks by Ms.

Shida, the joint secretary of student union, Farook College.

Reception for the National Citymakers Caravan – October 13, 2010

The National City Makers Caravan is a five-month long campaign for homeless

citizens in urban India, organized by the indo Global Social Service Society (IGSSS) in

collaboration with its partners and supporters across the country. The campaign seeks to

address the issues of urban poverty and inadequate for homeless citizens of ‘City Makers’

using a rights-based approach.

The national city-makers caravan, highlighting the problems being faced by the

shelter less, reached at Calicut district. The nation-wide campaign aimed at ensuring the

rights of the homeless citizens was accorded a reception at Yusuf Sagar hall Farook

College. Farook College Childline Volunteer Group and NSS units jointly conducted the

reception. It has already traveled to 10 States in the country. The campaign will

conclude its journey in New Delhi on January 3. According to the organizers, the

objectives of the nation-wise tour is to highlight the increasing problem of migration to

urban areas following the implementation of various development projects.

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Mr. Babu .N, Senior Program Officer, Rajagiri Outreach has given the welcome

address. After the welcome address the presidential address was given by Mr. M.K.

Jayaraj, Director JSS, Prof. A. Kuttialikutty, the Principal of Farook College and the

Director of Childline nodal has inaugurated the function. The keynote address was given

by Mr. Rashid Koolivayal, Chairman, Student Union, Farook College. The felicitation

speech given by Mr. N.P. Hafiz Muhammad, Deputy Director Childline Nodal, Mr.

Muhammadali .M.P, City Coordinator Childline Kozhikode, and Mr. Muhammad

Jamsheer .C, Secretary NSS. Then Mr. Muneer tanked the entire gathering.

CHILDLINE SE DOSTHI CAMPAIGN

(8th


November 2010)

The following programs were organized as a part of Child line Se Dosthi Campaign

1. Suraksha Bandhan – 0- 11- 10

As part of CHILDLINE Se Dosthi Campaign CHILDLINE Calicut organized

Suraksha Bandhan, It was inauguration of CHILDLINE Se Dosthi Campaign at district

level. The Hon: District Collector P.B. Saleem kicked off the campaign at his chamber.

The students of Free Birds tied Suraksha bandhan to District Collector. Child line City

Coordinator M.P. Muhammadali, team members Praveen and Suji and Free Birds

students Akhil, Faizal, Anoop, Sathyavel and Muthu Participated the in the pgrogram.

The members of all allied system actively participated in the Suraksha bandhan.

2. Childline Van – 09- 11- 10

The CHILDLINE Van toured the district to disseminate the message of

CHILDLINE and grab the attention of the public. The CHILDLINE team members

distributed awareness materials to public, school children, drivers, officials etc.

3. NICP workshop 10- 11- 10

The Childline Kozhikode conducted NICP workshop for School Counselors and

Jagritha samithi conveners of Kozhikode District. Mr. Vinod Babu, Deputy Director

of Education (DDE), inaugurated the program. The sessions of child abuse and child

counseling handled by Dr. Saskumar Pumameri, Coordinator, School Jagritha

Samithi, Kozhikode and Mr. Rashid Koolival , Minds Certified National Trainer.

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4. Seminar on Child marriage – 11- 11- 10

In association with National Rural Health Mission (NRHM), CHILDLINE

Kozhikode organized half day seminar on child marriage for Asha workers of Farook

Block, The main aim of the seminar was the prevention of child marriage. The

Seminar discussed the consequences of child marriage and legal measures to prevent the

child marriage. The City coordinator has given the welcome address. Prof. A.

Kuttialikutty, Director of CHILDLINE Nodal, inaugurated the seminar. The

presentation one by Adv. V.P. Vasudevan, Secretary Bar council and Mr. Muhsin,

Block coordinator NRHM thanked the entire gathering.

5. Visit to St. Vincent Home – 12- 11- 10

The CHILDLINE staff visited St. Vincent home and distributed baby food

to sr. Rose Mary. The baby food was sponsored by a well wisher of CHILDLINE.

6. Special Open House – 13- 11- 10

The special open house was organized at Payyanakkal, Kozhikode

7. Childrence day Celebration – 14- 11- 10

The CHILDLINE Kozhikode, CHILDLINE VOLUNTEER GROUP and NSS

units of Farook College Jointly organized Childrens day celebration at Calicut

Orphanage, Kolathara. Mrs. Shereena, Councilor, Kozhikode City Corporation

inaugurated the rally. It was followed by the cultural programs NSS. CHILDLINE

Volunteers and orphans.

CHILDLINE Advisory Board Meeting – December 7, 2010

The 10th

advisory board meeting of CHILDLINE Kozhikode held on this day at

4pm at ADM’s chamber.

Mr. P.M. Babum ADM, presided over the meeting. Mr. Mohanan Ponniyath,

Administrative Officer, AWH welcomed the members of to the meeting. Mr. Ajeesh

B, Centre Coordinator. CHILDLINE Kozhikode, presented the minutes of the last

CAB meeting and activities of CHILDLINE.

The meeting was concluded with the formal vote of thanks by Prof. N.P. Hafiz

Muhammad, Deputy Director of CHILDLINE Nodal Organization, Kozhikode.

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In house Training on how to Deal Child Abuse Cases December 31, 2010

In house training was organized for the staff of the CHILDLINE by the nodal

agency on How to deal child abuse cases on 31th December 2010 from 2pm to 4pm.

The class was taken by Mr. Shasi Kumar Purameri, District coordinator, school jagritha

samithi, Kozhikode.

Campaign Against Child Beggary – January – 3, to January – 10, 2011

CHILDLINE Kozhikode organized a week long campaign against child beggary in

Kozhikode city. The campaign was inaugurated by Mr. Vijayan IPS, hon; City Police

Commissioner at railway station on 3rd

January 2010. The commissioner who said the

hour is awakening of the social conscience against the child beggary.

The script writer T.A. Razak was the chief guest at the function, that was

prescribed over by councilor Kishan chand. The District probation officer Ashref Kavil.

ACP Abdul Razak Vanitha cell SI Subhavathi, CWC member N. Babu, Juvenile SI

Umesh and others were also present.

NICP Workshop

1. Workshop for jagritha Samithi Conveners and School Counselors – November – 11,

2010

The registration started at 9.30am CHILDLINE team members and the volunteer

group members of Farook College led the process. By 10.00am the inaugural session

started. Mr. Muhammadali .M.P, City Coordinator welcomed the participants and

dignitaries. Mr. Vinod Babu. Deputy Director of Education inaugurated the

programme with few words. Dr. Sasikumar prameri, felicitated at the function.

Mr. Ajeesh .B, centre coordinator delivered vote of thanks for the function.

The first session handled by Dr. Sasikumar Purameri, District Coordinator,

School Jagritha Samithi. The class was very effective. He shared many experience

and said to be good counselor one should understand the abnormality or the problems

of the child. The second session handled by Mr. Ajesh .B, centre Coordinator,

CHILDLINE Kozhikode. He explained the various activities and services of

CHILDLINE. The third session handled by Mr. Rashid Koolivayal, Executive

Director, SIGN academy of HRD, Wayanadu.

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2. Workshop for social Juvenile Police unit – February 2, 2011

The registration started at 9.30 am CHILDLINE team members and the volunteer

group members of Farook College led the process. By 10.00am the inaugural session

started. Mr. Mohanan Ponniyath Administrative Officer of AWH welcomed the

participants and dignitaries. Mr. A. Umersh, SI of Juvenile Police inaugurated the

programme with few words. MR. Ashref Kavil, felicitated at the function. Mr.

Muhammadali . M.P, City coordinator delivered vote of thanks for the function.

The first session handeld by Mr. Ashref Kavil, District pobation Officer. He had

discussed the following contents in the session. Origin of Juvenile Justice Act,

Principles of JJ Act Features of the Act. Importance of the Juvenile Police Unit and

Recent amendment in JJ Act. Role & responsibilities of designated child welfare

officer, case intervention protocol. Role of JJB in Children in conflict with law, Role

of CWC, Child rights & issues etc. The Second session handled by Prof. N.P. Haifz

Muhammad, Deputy Director of CHILDLINE Kozhikode and the Head of the

Department of the Sociology Farook College. The session started with the

explanation about the various stages of child’s life and suggested do not classify child

as different types.

3. Workshop for Asha workers – February 11, 2011

The registration started at 9.30am CHILDLINE team members and the volunteer

group members of Farook College led the process. By 10.00 am the inaugural session

started. MR. Abdu Salam Project officer of AWH welcome the participants and

dignitaries. Mrs. Prameela, President, Thalakulathur Grama Panchayath inaugurated

the programme with few words. Mr. Muhammadali M.P, City coordinator delivered

vote of thanks for the function.

Inhouse Training on Tele Counseling – February 7, 2011

In house training was organized for the staff of the CHILDLINE by the nodal

agency on Tele counseling on 17th

February 2011 from 2pm to 4pm. The class was taken

by taken by Dr. Abdul Jabbar, Head of the Department of Hindi.

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19. Teachers and Officers newly recruited

Permanent Faculty 3

Non-teaching Staff nil

20. Teaching non teaching staff ratio

Permanent Faculty 108

Non-teaching Staff 48

Guest Faculty 24

21. Improvement in Library Services

The Library and Information system has a collection of 81,677 volumes including bound

periodicals (as on 31/01/2011) and subscribes to nearly 169 periodicals. The Library has

computerised its operations and services with a standard software. The Library meets the

academic and career information needs of 2,200 students and 200 teaching and ministerial staff

the college. IT also extends it services to the students and staff of the sister institutions on the

campus. The Library provides reference and lending service to the Public too on need basis.

More than Rupees 5 lakhs has been spent for the purchase of books, periodicals and audio-visual

items during the year. A well organized Digital Library has been set up in the library.

Working hours of various sections of the Library are as follows

U.G. Section : 8.30 am to 5.00 pm

P.G section : 8.30 am to 8.00 pm

Newspaper Reading Section : 8.00 am to 5.00 pm

The activities conducted by the Library during the year are given below:

1. Information Literacy Programmes for the undergraduate and postgraduate students

2. Exhibition of Books & Posters:

a) On Independence Day : 12-13 August 2010

b) On Mahatma Gandhi Jayanthi : 1st October 2010

c) On Republic Day : 24-25 January 2011

3. National Library week Celebration 2010: Exhibition and sale of books was conducted on

10-11 November 2010.

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Readers Forum

The formal inauguration of the activities of the Readers Forum 2010-11 was done Sri. K.T.

Soopy, renowned Malayalam Poet on 06/10/2010. Mr. K. Abdul Rashid of M.A. History

IIIrd Sem made a presentation of the book entitled ‘Roomiyude Aakasam’ written by K.T.

Soopy. Ms. Basima Shahana Muhammed IV Sem. B.Sc. Zoology made a presentation of the

book entitled ‘Aadu Jeevitham’ written by Benymin.

22. New books and Journals Subscribed and their Value

Amount spent for books - Rs. 7,68,039/-

Amount spent for periodicals - Rs. 78,829/-

Number of New books added - 1,668

Number of New periodicals added - 3

Amount spent for Audio visual aid - Rs. 6,375/-

23. Courses in which Student Assessment of teacher is introduced and action taken

report on feedback.

ALL COURSES

24. Unit Cost of Education

Source Expenditure(Rupee

s)

Management 3755150

UGC (Plan)

UG 9291

PG 59641

UGC (CPE) 5215754

DST NIL

State Government (Salary) 52837115

Total 6187695

Number of students enrolled 2078

Unit Cost

(Amount per year per student) 29177

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25. Computerisation of education and the Process of Admission

New computers were procured for the departments and Office. Three Smart boards were

installed in the Lecture Hall and Seminar Rooms. A new web based admission soft ware was

installed by which applications were accepted and selection list were published online.

26. Increase in the Infrastructural Facilities

a. Constructed a Car Parking Bay for the staff with the support from Alumni.

b. Built a Gallery cum Pavilion for the College Ground.

c. Completed the construction of Diamond Jubilee Block comprising Class rooms,

department Rooms and Seminar Hall

27. Technology up gradation

Renovated the Physics Lab (UG) upgrading equipments and furnishing necessary

furniture and space.

Upgraded some of the instruments in the Chemistry PG Lab with the support from FIST

of DIST and Support from CPE fund allotted to the Department.

28. Computer and Internet Access and Training to Teachers and Students

A) Campus wide Network

Campus wide networking facility is provided through Campus LAN with OFC back bone

and CT 5 Cabling to various terminals in the departments and the College office

B) Informatics Centre

1. The informatics centre is currently running the following courses during the present

Academic year.

i) Training Programme in Hardware & Networking

ii) PG Diploma Multimedia and Animation

The Vocation courses conducted during the April-May 2010 were

i) Introduction to Linux

ii) Introduction to Internet Technology

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iii) C Programming Basics

iv) Introduction to Web Designing

2. The Centre was venue of the National Workshop’ Innovative Pedagogy for Laboratory in

Zoology curriculum’ organized by the Dept. of Zoology on 07.10.2010.

3. The Inter class Management Meet for designing system games’ was the programme

conducted by the Dept. of Commerce at the Centre on 06.10.2010.

4. The Informatics Centre has conducted a talk on ‘Goggling and blogging’ at 2.00 pm at

the Audio Visual Theatre on Monday, 14th

February 2011. A lot of students has

participated at the talk-cum-live session, where creation of blogs and websites were

demonstrated live.

5. The centre has already taken steps to implement free software in all the systems at the

Informatics Centre, efforts are undergoing to make it effective in all the systems in the

college. The centre has already set up the a debian based firewall installing and

configuring the ‘squid’ free software.

6. The centre has extended its service of 250 man hours at college office, Library,

Departments of Mathematics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Physics, Language Lab and

Media Lab.

C) Farook institute of Language Skills (FILS)

Farook College has always remained a fore runner in the field of education and

when sophisticated technologies were introduced it has welcomed and incorporated these

up gradations into its folds. Thus a full fledged language lab was set up to cater to the

needs of the students to improve the level of English competency. IT provides classes for

the under graduate students who require a bridge course that will carry them over to the

world of English language. Two batches have successfully completed a bridge course

during academic 2010-11. Apart from the regular sessions it provides special coaching

for the students of other institutions as well. An intensive course in listening skill was

provided to the students of Farook Institute of Management Skills (FIMS). IT has been

able to organize various programmes to arouse interest in English language. Language

Quiz at the inter departmental and inter collegiate levels were conducted which had

attracted a large number of participants and spectators. The institute will remain a centre

to promote love of English among the student community.

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D) Media Lab

The media Lab Caters to the students of Mass Communication and Journalism

with the requires software and hardware facilities.

E) Computer Labs

There are separate Computer labs for Mathematics, Computer Science and

Chemistry departments to serve their curricular needs.

29. Financial Aid to Students

A) EDUSUPPORT

Edu-Support is a scheme instituted by the College to provide assistance to financially

backward students for completing their studies. The fund required for the purpose is

raised through contributions from Old Students (mainly NRI’s) parents, teachers and other

well-wishers. The eligible students are identified by conducting interviews and their

actual requirement assessed. Instead of paying cash directly, arrangement is made to

provide the requirements. Assistance is usually given in the form of payment of hostel

dues, providing lunch by distributing coupons, books, bus fare, tuition fee, medicine,

clothing, record work, study tour etc.

During 2010-11 an amount of Rs. 5, 24,734/- was expended for the benefit of 188

students of various Degree and Post-Graduate courses

Course No. of Students

I DC 49

II DC 47

III DC 35

PG I Semester 32

PG III & IV Semesters 25

B.Li.Sc. -

MCJ -

Total 188

Total amount expended 5,24,734

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Many students entering the portals of Farook College come from a poor economic

background. Some of them have an excellent academic record with high marks in examinations.

But they experience several difficulties in completing their education owing to their financial

woes.

In order to help this category of students, Farook College has implemented an Edu

Support’ Programme. IT is a noble venture started in 2004 in Farook College. IT aims to help

students and cover their expenses related to Books, loading, travel, food medical treatment, and

so on. It offers succor to students facing various difficulties.

In this era of globalization, when education is increasingly going beyond the reach of the

common man, Farook College has a vision. It is on a mission to help the poor, underprivileged

sections of students. This is a reflection of our social commitment and our firm belief that

education is a light that should spread throughout society.

Edu support seeks to give a helping hand to those undergoing financial hardship. It also

seeks to enhance the empathy of other students to the problems faced by their underprivileged

classmates. It is necessary to create a mindset to help others in need, amongst the entire student

community. This will give a good foundation for the future of our society.

Edu Support is backed by many charitable and philanthropic minded individuals and

organizations associated with the college. Funds are raised from several quarters such as Parent

Teacher Association (PTA), Qatar Old Students Association, Farook College Teaching Staff and

other well wishers of the institution.

Every academic year the ‘Edu Support’ Programme seeks to create awareness about the

existence of such a scheme among all the students. Then applications are invited. Later the

family background, annual income, marks secured, and other details of all the applicants are

closely scrutinized. After verification, all those students found deserving are given financial help

in tune with their requirements.

Since 2004 Edu support is functioning smoothly under the leadership of the Principal.

And a Committee appointed every year supervises the functioning of this noble scheme.

A) Scholarship to Students

30. Activities and support from Alumni Association

Activities of Farook College Old Students’ Association (FOSA):

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The festival of Old Students of Farook College, “Fostalgia Diamond” was organized on

Sunday 1st August 2010 at the Open Air Stadium. Justice A.K. Basheer, High court of Kerala

inaugurated the meet. Retired professors were honored with ponnada by the executive members

of FOSA and office bearers of FOSA out station units. FOSA website [email protected]

was launched by Mr. K.V. Kunhahammedkoya, Secretary of Farook College managing

committee. Awards ere presented to the rank holders of university of Calicut from our college

by former principals. The book written by an old student MR. Ahamedkutty was released by Mr.

P.T. Sreedharanunni by handing over to Mrs. Rabia .P.K.

Adv. M. Mohammed, Manager of the college, Prof. T.O. Pareed pillai, representative of

Retired professors (ART), and Mr. Abdul Rashid, chairman of students union offered

felicitations. Dr. MGS Narayanan, famous historian and old student distributed the bumper

prizes. Mr. Kunhalavi, President of FOSA chaired the meeting. Prof. A. Kuttialikutty, Principal,

Prof. Mohamed Hassan, Prof. K.M.A. Rasheed, E.P. Imbichikoya and K.M. Naseer Ahamed

spoke.

Batch wise meet of the students started at 10 am at 4 separate halls and retired professors

assembled at AVT lunch was served at indoor stadium.

Cultural program continued till 9.30 pm

Farook college Stadium Pavilion ( a Dimond Jubilee Project of FOSA, Kuwait) was

inaugurated at colourful function held at college football stadium on Friday, 14th

January 2011.

Mrs. Leila Yousaf Al- Sagar (Kuwait) inaugurated the stadium pavilion and the plaque was

unveiled by Mr. Abdulla Sulaiman Al-sagar (Kuwait). On this occasion, the Kerala State Youth

(under 21) Inter District Football Championship 2010-2011 for KRS Trophy was inaugurated by

C.P. Kunhu Mohammed, Executive Director, KRS LTd. Sri. M.E.B Kurup, Vice President of

Kerala Football Association chaired the inaugural function and Prof. A. Kuttialikutty, Principal

welcomed the gathering, mementos to the Engineer and work contractor of the pavilion were

distributed by Jb. K.V. Kunhammed Koya, Secretary, Farook College Managing Committee.

Sri. K. Kunhalavi, President, FOSA, Sri. K.P.A. Azeez, president, Ramanattukara Grama

Panchayat and Sri. Muhammed Rafi, Secretary, FOSA Kuwait Unit spoke at the meeting and

Sri. M. Mohamed Basheer, Vice President, Kozhikode District Football Association recorded

vote of thanks.

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31. Activities and support from Parent-Teacher Association

At the general body meeting held on 24th

March 2011 Sri. Kutty Ahmed Kutty, M.L.A.

and Prof. K.A. Siraj were elected Vice President and Secretary of the PTA respectively. It

assists in betterment of facilities on the campus. Besides general PTA meetings 31 class wise

meetings were held. A huge amount of Rs. 6,30,310 has been spent of the salary of guest

lectures. It donated 2 lakh for purchase of furniture for PG block. Bus service for the students

continued with the aid of PTA. An amount of 50,000 was given for NET Coaching programmes.

IT also spent its funds for their purchase of ID card printer, New intercom (Rs. 1,89,000). PTA

spent Rs. 3,81,000for the BZone and Interzone expenditure. An amount of Rs. 50,000 was

handed over to Edu support.

32. Health Services

1) The Jubilee Health Centre

A mega Medical Camp under the joint auspices of the Health Centre, Lions Club of

Kozhikode Elite and IMA Feroke was organized on 27th

February 2011. Eminent doctors form

different branches of modern medicine led the camp. More than 500 persons from neighboring

villages and around 400 students utilized the camp. Medicine free of cost have been distributed.

The programme is properly documented. I take this occasion to express my sincere

gratitude to the management, the staff, the eminent doctors from different branches of medicine,

especially our Director board member Dr. Ali Faisal and Dr. K. Hamza Naha and the

students volunteers for their sincere service to make this great success.

1. Considering the request of the School Authorities a separate Eye testing camp at

AL Farook Residential School was organized on 3rd

August 2011 with the

technical support of Al Salama Hospital, Kozhikode at Al-Farook Residential

School.

2. A BSNL land phone connection is installed with the number 0495 24400740

3. Renovated the car shed and purchased a new refrigerator and some other essential

equipment,

4. Salary of medical officer is enhanced to 12,000/- from August 2010 onwards.

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5. The decision of the previous meeting to start a counseling centre and to

computerize the pharmacy is being executed.

May I take this opportunity to express my thanks to all members of the board for their

unstinted co-operation in future too.

2) Pain and Palliative Clinic

The college Pain & Palliative Society takes care of patients will illnesses not responsive

to curative treatment. Its goal is to achieve and sustain the highest quality of life for patients and

their families by providing aggressive pain and symptom management, together with

psychological, emotional, financial and spiritual support to lessen suffering.

Started in the year 2005 the clinic has so far served more than 780 patients and their

families. About 200 patients have been registered during this year and there are 220 patients on

the rolls now. More than half of them are provided with mobility and patient comfort aids such

as walkers, wheel chairs, water beds, walking sticks, crutches etc. according to necessity. By

way of social support the palliative society has been providing food, non palliative costly

medicines, books, uniforms and other school and college necessaries to the children of destitute

patients. The expenditure for this purpose comes to around one lakh rupees during the academic

/financial year.

On an average, 30 patients attend the out-patient clinic every Monday. Our doctors and

nurses conducted home care of patients on 148 days each time attending on 8 to 10 patients.

Held awareness classes and imparted training to volunteers from among the local public

and college students at least twice a month local conducted training classes. 12 volunteers of the

palliative clinic participated in the District volunteer meet held on the 18th

and 19th

of December

2010. A get together of patients held on the 3rd

March.

Total contribution in cash received so far is Rs. 55197 and total expenditure is Rs.

569649. Apart from cash contributions, the society got valuable items of hospital equipment

donated by Mrs. Meena .U Menon, Ramanattukara, LIC Employees Union, Ramanattukara, Late

Fathima A Latheef and Prof MA Fareed.

The college pain & palliative society takes care of patients with illnesses chronic in

nature, curable and incurable. Its goal is to achieve and sustain the highest quality of life for

patients and their families by providing severe pain management, together with psychological,

emotional, financial and spiritual support to lessen suffering.

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Started in the year 2005 the clinic has so far served more than 780 patients and their

families. About 200 patients have been registered during this year and there are 220 patients on

the rolls now. More than half of them are provided with convalescent aids such as walkers,

wheel chairs, water beds, walking sticks, crutches etc. according to necessity.

33. Performance in Sports activities

Our Shuttle Badminton team won the University Interzone championship for the 12th

year in

succession and Hand ball team for the 6th

year in succession.

We secured 2nd

and 3rd

position in Volleyball. In the Cricket District league our team retained

the 2nd

position for the 2nd

year in succession.

Mr.Arun Vishnu of 2nd

M.Com had represented India in the Asian Games in Badminton

at Guanshu, China

Mr.Ram C.Vijay of same class represented Indian University team at the World University

Badminton championships.

Four of our students played for the All-India Inter University Badminton tournament. Mr. Alijo

K. Jose (I M.Com) represented Kerala Senior Hand ball team for the National championship.

Mr.Vijeesh K, III B.S.c and Mr. Jaseem II Physics represented Senior National and Junior

National Softball and Base ball Kerala team respectively.

Arun Vishnu of II M.Com had won gold medal in Jharkhand. He had been paired with Mr. Ram.

C. Vijay of M.Com also represented Kerala at the National Games Badminton. The following

students have represented Calicut University teams in various events.

1. Ram C Vijay Badminton

2. Arun Vishnu do

3. Surjith. S Foot Ball

4. Shahim. K do

5. Sajeer. P.M do

6. Muneer. K do

7. Zamanathul Nazrin do

8. Faizal. K do

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9. Mansoor. K.P do

10. Alijo K Jose Handball

11. Arjun K.C do

12. Ummer Farook do

13. Nikhil. K do

14. Safuvan do

15. Mohammed Mustafa - Softball & Baseball

16. Nabeel M.V - ,,

17. Jaseem P.S - ,,

18. Mansoor P.S - Softball

19. Ismail Valiyakath - Baseball

20. Mohammed Riyas Captain Calicut University Team (Cricket)

21. Mohammed Ashik - Cricket

35. Student Achievements and Awards

1) Rank Holders

Ramya .M B.Sc. Statistics I Rank

Sunaina .P.A B.Sc. Statistics II Rank

Farsana .M B.Sc. Statistics III Rank

Najida .A B.A. English II Rank

Saquiya Beevi B.A. Ara & Isl. Hist. III Rank

Nithin .R B.A. Sociology II Rank

Barsheena B.A. Sociology II Rank

Aiswarya B.Sc. Chemistry III Rank

Rajina .J.M M.Sc. Zoology III Rank

2) National Cadet Corps

a) NCC (Boys)

b) NCC (Girls)

a) Muhmina Mumthas Jahan attended the TSC at Delhi during October –

November 2010

c) NCC (Navy)

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CC Mohammed Arif K got 1st prize in semaphore & drill competition at

Nausainik camp, Visakapattanam

CC Mohammed Arif K got 1st prize in drill competition at Nausainki camp,

Visakapattanam.

CC Mohammed Arif, POC sahad got 2nd

prize in pulling competition at Pre

Nausainik camp, Kollam

NC I Mufeeda got 2nd

prize in sailing competition at Pre Nausainik camp,

Kollam

3) Fine Arts

a) B-Zone Arts Festival

Won the overall championship in the B Zone Arts Festival of the University

b) Inter-Zone Arts Festival

Won the overall championship in the Inter- Zone Arts Festival of the University

c) Sports

Our Shuttle Badminton team won the University Interzone championship for the 12th

year in

succession and Hand ball team for the 6th

year in succession.

We secured 2nd

and 3rd

position in Volleyball. In the Cricket District league our team retained

the 2nd

position for the 2nd

year in succession.

Mr.Arun Vishnu of 2nd

M.Com had represented India in the Asian Games in Badminton

at Guanshu, China

Mr.Ram C.Vijay of same class represented Indian University team at the World University

Badminton championships.

Four of our students played for the All-India Inter University Badminton tournament. Mr. Alijo

K. Jose (I M.Com) represented Kerala Senior Hand ball team for the National championship.

Mr.Vijeesh K, III B.S.c and Mr. Jaseem II Physics represented Senior National and Junior

National Softball and Base ball Kerala team respectively.

Arun Vishnu of II M.Com had won gold medal in Jharkhand. He had been paired with Mr. Ram.

C. Vijay of M.Com also represented Kerala at the National Games Badminton.

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36. Activities of Guidance and Counseling Unit

a) The Advisory Scheme

The College maintains a well organized Student advisory scheme. In this Scheme students

are grouped on various levels and they are put in charge of a teacher who is designated as

their Advisor. The advisor conduct tutorial hours an dother necessary meetings through

which he become close to children so that he would be able to know and feel some of the

otherwise concealed problems of students. This would enable him to help students

overcoming such problems. The advisor also push the students to activities of various wings

which are working to offer various kinds of help assistance ,coaching and counseling. The

Director of Advisory Scheme is responsible for the implementation of student welfare schemes at the

college

b) Grievance Redress Forum

Grievance Redress Forum is an appellate body to hear and decide on the matters related to

academic, disciplinary, curricular and co-curricular activities which could not be settled at

the Grievance Redress Cell formed at Department level. The Grievance Redress Cell

consists of the (1) Head of the Department and (2) Advisor concerned.

The Grievance Redress Forum consists of the following members:

1. Principal (Chairman)

2. Staff Advisor

3. Convener, Discipline Committee

4. Provost

5. A member from the College Council nominated by the Principal

6. College Union Chairman (Student Representative)

c) Ethics Committee

An Ethics Committee has been constituted as per the Govt. Order (RT) No. 346/05/H.Edn. dated

01-03-2005 to monitor implementation of the decision banning mobile phones, cinematic dance and

fashion shows on the campus with the co-operation of the College PTA, Staff members, Students’

Union, Management Committee, NSS, NCC, and local authorities.

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The Committee consists of the following members:

1. Chairman: Principal

2. Vice-Chairman: PTA Vice President

3. Convener: Staff Advisor

4. Joint Convener: College Students’ Union Chairman

5. Members: Manager, Farook College

NSS Officer

NCC Officer

Ward Member, Grama Panchayath

Lady Staff Member

d) College Counselling Centre

A college Counselling Centre has also been functioning in the Campus where students get

sufficient support of psychological counseling. The COunselling is generally doune by the

faculty of Psychology in the Department.

37. Placement Services provided to Students

38. Development programme for Non-Teaching Staff

A one day Training Programme was organized for the Non-teaching staff of the

College in August 2010. Dr. K.Narayanan (Registrar University of Calicut inaugurated

the Programme.

One day training on the functioning of the office procedure based on Office automation

software

39. Healthy Practices of the Institutions

In Curricular Designing

As the college is working under affiliating system, faculty cannot

innovatively interfere in the curriculum.

But many of the members of faculty are members of Board of Studies of

the University of Calicut in their respective subjects and they could

participate in the formulations of Curriculum and preparations of Syllabus.

The College offers need-based courses like B.L.I.Sc., B.B.A., B.Sc

Applied Statistics with Computer Application and Actuarial Science,

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B.Sc. and M.Sc. Computer Science and M.C.J. to meet the career needs of

students in addition to the conventional Courses in Humanities and

Sciences.

In teaching Learning Process

a) Modern teaching methods using Computer, LCD Projector, Internet

Access and Training in Language skills are part of the teaching learning Process

b) Class participation and interactive skills are promoted among students. These

are accepted as criteria for internal assessment.

c) Undergraduate students are motivated to do optional projects like translation

(Department of English)

e) Bridge/Remedial Courses are conducted every year to prepare students who are in

need of such courses and especially those belonging to the SC/ST and minority

category. Financial assistance from the UGC is also utilized for making such

programmes much more effective

f) Projects for the development of user-friendly language teaching software and Linux-

based software have been promoted

g) The Department of Journalism gives practical training to students in editing and

publishing. Campus Newspapers like Daily News and Farook Campus Observer are

prepared and printed in the Media Lab.

h) Bound volumes of question papers of previous years in all subjects are made

available in the Central Library and photocopies given on request to students

i) A Language Lab named Farook Institute of Language Skills (FILS) is fully functional

with 29 computers. The Institute has been conducting various programmes and

catering to the needs of the regular courses of the students

j) There are facilities for Remedial coaching, coaching for entry into service, coaching

for Civil Services Examination, UGC-NET & CSIR NET Examinations and IGNOU

examinations

k) The fully residential Institute of Civil Service Examinations paves the way for

prospective civil servants getting the inputs needed for success in competitive

examinations. In order to give proper guidance about Civil Service Coaching students

are admitted to a Civil Services Foundation Course even while they are doing their

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Undergraduate Course.

K) The teachers keep a record of their teaching schedule and plans that are reviewed at

every meeting of each Department. It is ensured that the portions are covered well in

advance of the exam to facilitate revision of important areas and that the

prerequisites of the process of continuous internal evaluation like seminars,

assignments, tests are also conducted according to schedule.

In Research, Consultancy and extension

Research

The following provisions have been planned to promote research activities

(i) The formation of the Academic Monitoring Centre promoting Research among

the faculty and co-ordinating academic activities.

(ii) Organising of Seminars/Workshops/Conferences

(iii) Publication of working papers of the staff members

(iv) Student participation in Research Projects

(v) Well-equipped and computerised Library, Campus wide network of Computers

and Internet accessibility

(vi) Collaboration with Research Centres and Institutions

(vii) Active involvement of the faculty in Minor and Major Research Projects

(viii) Open Defence of PhD in all subjects is held in the College

B) Consultancy

Government of Kerala has approved the Department of Chemistry, Farook College as

the partner for the continuous monitoring of water quality for the Kerala State.

C) Extension activities

Extension activities are organised and executed by various departments and especially

by NCC, NSS, Childline, Health Centre, Pain and Palliative Clinic and Institute of

Civil Services Examinations

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Extension activities of the College focus on the following areas.

(i) Community development

(ii) Social work

(iii) Health and hygiene awareness

(iv) Medical camps

(v) Adult education and literacy

(vi) Blood donation camp

(vii) AIDS awareness

(viii) Environment awareness

(ix) Coaching for competitive examinations

In Infrastructure and Learning Resources

(i) The College has a Rs. 1.25 crore fully computerized library complex that houses a state-of-

the-art Audio-Visual Theatre and Digital Talking Book Library for the visually challenged.

The visually challenged are given special facilities like a good stock of books in Braille

script and the Digital Talking Book Library. Girls’ Hostel has a special reading room for

visually challenged girls.

(ii) The College completed the work of the the Diamond Jubilee PG Block and opened it for

classes

(iii) Several books have been added to the Library collection as learning resources for the

various courses and also as general collection.

(iv) The scope, function and purpose of the Informatics Centre have been expanded

a) The Informatics Centre provides computer literacy orientation and modules in a variety

of computer programmes and softwares for the students and Internet facility for the staff

and students.

b) Multimedia Courses and student projects are conducted in these.

c) The Centre is now equipped with a computer network based on Windows NT Network

operating system.

d) The Centre is committed to providing state-of-the-art solutions for IT needs of the staff

and the students of the College.

e) The services of Informatics Centre span training, software development, project

training, office automation, net-working and Internet services.

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f) The College has a network backbone in the Campus connecting the Administrative

Block, Academic Departments, Library, Computing Centres and P.M. Institute for Civil

Service Examinations.

g) The Departments can now share the Internet, exchange data and make use of the

software packages installed in the Informatics Centre.

h) Service and Maintenance of all Computers are done by the Maintenance Cell of the

Informatics Centre.

(v) The Department of English has developed modules and software for English Language

teaching to be used in the Language Lab.

(vi) The Statistical Computing Lab set up with a major grant from Department of Science and

Technology under FIST is used for (a) conducting practical of M.Sc. / B.Sc. Statistics (b)

the use of Internet and other tools for research students and (c) consultancies extended by

the Department.

(vii) MIT Video lectures in all science subjects are available in the Virtual Lab. Various

Departments are making use of this facility.

(viii) The Media Lab of the Department of Journalism gives practical training to students in

editing and publishing.

(ix) A Computer Science Lab and Mathematics Lab have been set up.

(x) Zoology, Botany and Chemistry Laboratories have been revamped with the financial

support of the Management. The Department of Chemistry recently received a major

grant of about 37 lakhs of rupees under FIST of DST, Government of India for

equipment, books, Infrastructure and Computation Facilities.

(xi) The College has a fully functional Website updated with information about courses,

admission, examination, results, important links, important

Seminars/Conferences/Workshops held in the College, activities of the Students’ Union,

Old Students’ Association, and Parent Teachers Association and also facility for parent

login.

(xii) The physically handicapped have a separate space in the Library

(xiii) Career and Placement Cell provides coaching classes for the P. G. students preparing for

the UGC and CSIR Lectureship Examination and conducts a series of campus placement

programmes for the students.

(xiv) An Institute has been established separately for grooming the young graduates for Civil

Services Examination.

(xv) Coaching classes are conducted for CA examinations. Contact classes are organized for

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B. Com, M. Com courses and Bachelors preparatory programme of IGNOU, New Delhi.

(xvi) College has set up a Counselling Centre for the students.

(xvii) The Publications Division provides a platform for the publication of the research and

creative writing of the faculty and the students

(xviii) The Readers’ Forum of the College Library organizes sessions of talk on books, review,

discussion and debate on the current political and social issues.

(xix) Coaching classes are held for students of SC/ST and minority communities, for SC/ST

students appearing for entry to services examinations and for LDC, HSA English,

Research Officer and Secretariat.

(xx) Remedial Coaching Centre provides special coaching to the weaker sections of the SC/ST

students especially in areas like English, Mathematics, Chemistry, Statistics and

Accountancy.

(xxi) An Arabic channel namely Arabsat is provided for training the P.G. students in instant

translation and interpretation. The students are given special training in the application of

Arabic version of MS word in Windows platform.

In Student Support and Progression

(i) The College is a residential Institution with eight hostels, four for women and four for men

including foreign students.

(ii) As a major residential institution in the State of Kerala where 40% of the students stay in

the hostels, the hostel life promotes harmony, understanding and tolerance, overcoming

personal angularities among students and helps them learn the art of living together. Moral

classes are also conducted in the hostels.

(iii) An Anti Ragging Committee is working to free the campus from illtreatment of junior

students by senior students. Special care is taken to get the anti-ragging statement duly

signed from the students.

(iv) An ethics committee is working in the college to look after the students in general and to

extend special care for curbing students going astray considering the ethical expectations

from the society.

(v) A Grievance Redressal Forum is working to take care of the complaints and grievances of

the students.

(vi) Special care is given to the disabled students in academic and financial matters.

(vii) Edu-support is a unique scheme for the overall educational support of economically

disadvantaged students irrespective of caste and creed. The requirements for food, hostel

accommodation, books, dress, commuting, medicine, study tours, computer education and

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learning aids for visually challenged students are taken care of under the scheme. The

scheme is generously funded by the Alumni abroad, P.T.A., and regular monthly

contributions from the Faculty. The scheme is in addition to Poor Boys’ Fund and

Students’ Aid Fund, and more comprehensive.

(viii) The College has various Institutional Scholarships and Prizes to encourage the students in

curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities.

(ix) The concern for the economically weak students is expressed in providing a number of

scholarships and free boarding and lodging in hostels.

(x) There is a large intake of foreign students under the Special Scholarship Scheme of the

Indian Council for Cultural Relation. This facilitates better understanding and tolerance

among students of diverse cultures and backgrounds.

(xi) Deserving candidates from among the children of the local public are given due

consideration for admission to UG and PG courses through Management Quota

(xii) The wide range of facilities in sports, games and physical education provided by the

Institution and the steps taken to promote promising sportspersons by granting them fee

concessions and providing free food, sports kit etc. are conducive for bringing out the best

in them.

(xiii) The College is committed to providing safety and security to all the students and various

committees have been constituted including one for the prevention of sexual harassment of

women

(xiv) All the students joining the College are duly insured

(xv) The College has various programmes promoting life skills; career training; community

orientation; good citizenship and personality development of students

(xvi) The Advisory Scheme, the Counselling Centre and Grievance Redress Cell are actively

involved in maintaining teacher student relationship and in helping students to sort out

their problems

(xvii) Career Guidance and Placement Cell is the nerve centre organising a variety of

programmes and activities for promoting career awareness and career planning in students

and also in initiating campus recruitment programmes.

(xviii) Fine Arts Club, Drama Club, Quiz Club, Astro-Farook Club, Literary Club, Nature Club,

Press Club, Radio Club, Readers’ Forum, Film Club, Entrepreneur Development Club,

Blood Donors’ Forum and Lahari Virudha Vedi provide the platform for promoting

qualities of leadership, self-confidence and opportunities for students to find expression for

their creative talents. Members of the Faculty are given charge of the various Clubs and

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their activities

(xix) Farook College Old Students Association (FOSA) is highly responsive and responsible in

supporting the College in its march toward excellence.

(xx) Association of Retired Teachers (ART) is an active body in the College. Interaction

between the old generation and the new sustains a healthy atmosphere in the College.

(xxi) The College has developed Solid Waste Management systems attached with two hostels

and the gas produced from the systems is used for cooking purpose in the hostels.

In Governance and Leadership

(i) The Vision and Mission of the College are in tune with the objectives of Higher

Education policies of the Nation

(ii) The College plays a leading role in the educational scenario of Malabar, the Northern part

of Kerala.

(iii) The Management and staff are committed to the advancement of the Institution towards

excellence in all respects. The ready response of the College Managing Committee to the

felt needs of the College and making available the necessary funds is a commendable

healthy practice.

(iv) All the developmental activities are brought under the supervision of one member or other

of the Managing Committee

(v) The Parent Teacher Association, the Alumni Association and the College Governing

Council work hand in hand in promoting the growth of the College in all its endeavours.

(vi) Several Academic and Administrative bodies have been formed for decentralisation of

Organisation and Management. Every unit participates in the academic and administrative

management

(vii) Various subcommittees have been formed for implementing the developmental plans

(viii) Intercom facility is available connecting the Principal, Office, Departments, and all other

academic and administrative units

(ix) Systematic planning is done for developmental programmes for future. A system to

record the activities of the Department and Faculty with relevant details has been

introduced in all Departments. Specially designed diaries are distributed for the purpose.

(x) Availability of necessary staff is ensured by the Management. Guest lecturers are

appointed with the help of the Management whenever necessary.

(xi) Appraisal of teaching and non-teaching staff is done for effective functioning of the

system

(xii) The recruitment of staff is done in strict compliance with government orders and policies

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(xiii) Office automation ensures effective administrative and financial management

(xiv) Along with optimal budget allocation and its utilization for academic and administrative

activities and regular internal and external auditing of accounts is maintained

(xv) The Public Address system ensures effective and immediate communication of

announcements and notifications.

(xvi) The Annual Meeting of the Farook College Old Students’ Association (FOSA) is a major

event that brings together teachers and students of several decades together

(xvii) Some specific projects were undertaken at every stage of the growth of the College like

celebration of Decennium, Silver Jubilee, and Golden Jubilee in keeping with the

developmental planning of the Institution.

40. Linkages Developed with National/ International, Academic/ research Bodies

1) Environmental Monitoring Project (Water)

2) Examination Centre

(i) Farook College is a recognised Centre for Aligarh Muslim University Entrance

Examination. Engineering Entrance Examination 2011 was conducted on 14th

May

2011. The Medical Entrance Examination 2011 was conducted on 30th

May 2011.

(ii) Farook College is also recognized Centre for All India CBSE Entrance Examinations

of North Region of Kerala. The All India Engineering Entrance Examination

(AIEEE) 2011 was conducted on 01st May 2011.

(iii) Farook College is also recognized Centre for Entrance Examinations of Indian

Institute of Space Studies.

41. Any other relevant Information

Academic involvement of Faculty and Departments

Arabic

Seminars/Workshops/Conferences etc. attended by faculty:

1. Yunoos salim in the NSS on Presentation of paper held at NSS Camp on 24/12/2010

2. ALI NOUFAL in the Board of Studies, University of Calicut on Attended the Syllabus

Workshop held at Seminar Hall, department of Arabic, Calicut University on 7th

July

2010

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3. ALI NOUFAL in the University of Calicut on Attended Two Day Seminar on "General

Informatics" held at Malabar Christian College on 1st and 2

nd Dec. 2010

Publications during the academic year by faculty:

1. Dr. N Abdul Jabbar Published a paper entitled “Al Qisasul Waqihiyya Enda Mahmood

Taimur Fee Dhoui Quissah “Sheikh-ul Zaviyah” in the journal Majalla Kalikoot

Quarterly Arabic Research Journal published by University of Calicut Dept. Of Arabic,

on November 2010.

2. Dr. N Abdul Jabbar Published a paper entitled “Umar Bahaul Ameeri: Nadhrathun

Khatifah Ela Sherihi” in the Journal Majalla Al-Aasima published by Dept. Of Arabic

University College Thiruvananthapuram Annual Arabic Research Journal on December

2010.

3. Dr. N Abdul Jabbar Published a paper entitled “Lugathuna al Arabiyya – Lugathul

Musthaqbal in the National Arabic Seminar Proceedings published by (PG and

Research Dept. of Arabic, Farook College) on December 2010.

4. Mr. Ali Noufal Published a paper entitled YAKUSHA (Audio and Video Collection, 2

DVDs), published by Hima Visual Lab. Malappuram, Kerala on 2010.

Chemistry


1. Kavitha the Seminar on recent advances in computer aided drug design held at SAFI on

5/6/2011

2. Kavitha the seminar on FCBS LECTURE SERIES held at FCBS on 25/10/2011

3. Kavitha the Seminar on CURRENT TRENDS IN CHMISTRY Held at St Joseph college

on 3/4/2011

4. Jeevana R the Seminar on recent advances in computer aided drug design held at Malabar

Christian college on 23/3/2011


1. Dr. M Jahfar, C.P. Mohamed Kutty Published a paper entitled “ Organic Vapour

Permeation through membranes based on EPDM/PVC composite” in the Journal of

Elastomers and Plastics (2011 JEP 4757).

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2. Dr. M Jahfar, C.P. Mohamed Kutty Published a paper entitled “Influence of Dynamic

vulcanization Technique on the permeation property of EPDM/PVC composite

membrane” in the International Journal of Chemical Sciences (2011)

3. Dr. M Jahfar, C.P. Mohamed Kutty Published a paper entitled “Interactions of some

liquid fuels with EPDM/PVC composites” in the Journal of Applied Polymer

Science (2011-3915)

English


1. Sajitha M.A in the UGC sponsored National Seminar on Versos and Rectos:

Translation and Recreation Across Borders and Cultures held at Catholicate

College Pathanamthitta on 15th

and 16th

July 2010

2. Sajitha M.A in the UGC sponsored National Seminar on Language and Technology :

Teaching and Perspectives held at Malabar Christian College, Calicut on 4th

and 5th

October 2010

3. Sajitha M.A in the UGC sponsored National Seminar on Applied Linguistics and

Language Teaching held at Institute of Distance Education, University of Madras on

15th

and 16 March 2011

4. Rizwana Sultana in the UGC sponsored National Seminar on Versos and Rectos:


CollegePathanamthitta on 15th

and 16th

July 2010

5. Rizwana Sultana in the UGC sponsored National Seminar on Language and

Technology : Teaching and Perspectives held at Malabar Christian College, Calicut on

4th

and 5th

October 2010

6. Rajna.C.V in the UGC sponsored National Seminar on Versos and Rectos: Translation

and Recreation Across Borders and Cultures held at Catholicate


and 16th

July 2010

7. Rajna.C.V in the UGC sponsored National Seminar NAAC on Inculcation of

Research Culture for Quality Enhancement Vimala College, Thrissur on 25th

and 26th

November 2010

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8. Aysha Swapna in the UGC sponsored National Seminar on Versos and Rectos:



and 16th

July 2010

9. Aysha Swapna in the UGC sponsored National Seminar NAAC on Inculcation of

Research Culture for Quality Enhancement held at Vimala College, Thrissur on 25th

and 26th

November 2010

History


1. Mr. P. Alassankutty in the United Nations Organisation on “Inter National Gathering of

Elders organized by the WORLD YOUTH SERVICE ENTERPRISE under the auspices of

the UNO” held at Bologna, Italy on 08-15,Sept.2010

2. Mr. P. Alassankutty in the Government of India on Participated in the Meeting for

Indian River network Extention, Evaluation and Commutation held at GOA on 09-10

January 2011

3. Mr. P. Alassankutty in the Peaceful Society, Goa on Attended the Annual Meeting of

PEACEFUL SOCIETY, Goa to Discuss Ideal Village Panchayath held at GOA on 10-03-

2011

4. Dr. T. Muhammedali in the Centre for Maritime Studies, University of Calicut on

National Seminar on Heritage, Ship Building and Maritime Activities of the Malabar

Coast held at Calicut University on 17-18 March 2011

5. Dr. M.R. Manmathan in the Indian History Congress held at Kolkota on 12-14 Feb 2011

6. Dr. M.R. Manmathan in the Kerala State Higher education Council, Thiruvananthapuram

on State Level Worshop For Selecting Project Fellows Under The Acquiring Scholarship

Programme held at Kottayam on 13-15 December 2010

7. Lukmanul Hakeem in the Dept. Of History University of Calicut on National Conference

on Locating the indigenous: Local National and Global forms of Indian Medicinal

practices held at Calicut University on 21-23 Oct 2010

8. Lukmanul Hakeem in the Dept. Of History University of Calicut on National Seminar

and Workshop on Local History Archives held at Dept. Of History University of Calicut

on 10-03November 2010

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9. Lukmanul Hakeem in the Dept. Of History University of Calicut on Workshop on

Sources and Methodology of Local History held at University of Calicut on 03-05-feb

2011

10. Lukmanul Hakeem in the Centre for Maritime Studies, on National Seminar on Heritage,

Ship Building and Maritime Activities of the Malabar Coast held at University of Calicut

on 17-18 March 2011


1. E.K Fazalurahman Published a paper entitled “Political Affiliation And Religious

Affinity-Mappila Response To Mysore Rule” in the journal of PerspectivesVol 5, No 1

published by Dept. Of History, Victoria College, Palakkad on 2010-11.

2. Dr. T. Muhammedali Published a paper entitled “Colonial knowledge, Nationalism and

Representations-Reading from Malabar” in the journal History Farook published by

Dept. Of History, Farook College on 2010-11.

3. Dr. T. Muhammedali Published a paper entitled “Islamic Reform and Modernity in

Kerala- Reflections from a Local Movement in Malabar: in the Journal of the Institute for

research in Social Science and Humanities, Vol 5 , No.1published by IRISH on JAN to

JUNE 2010

4. Dr. M.R. Manmathan Published a paper entitled “Social Reform movement of Kerala,- A

historiographic Survey in the Proceedings of South Indian History Congress 30th

Session

published by South Indian History Congress on 2010.

5. Dr. M.R. Manmathan Published a paper entitled Land Ownership right and Modern

Challenges- Nambutiri Brahmins in 20th

Century Malabar in the Proceedings of Indian

History Congress 70th

Session published by Indian History Congress on 2010.

6. Dr. M.R. Manmathan Published a paper entitled “Modernity, Civil Society and Quest for

Ritual Reform among the Nambutiri Brahmins of Kerala in the Perspectives Vol 5, No1

published by Dept. Of History, Victoria College, Palakkad on 2010-11.

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Islamic History


1. Dr.T.A.Mohamed on 31st Session of South Indian History Congress held at Yogi

Vemana University, Kadapa, Andhra Pradesh on 28-30 January 2011

2. Dr.T.A.Mohamed on 71st Session of the Indian History Congress held at Gaur Banga

University, Malda, West Bengal on 11-13 February,2011


1. Dr. T.A. Mohamed published a paper “ T.A. Mohamed in the journal of the proceeding of

the South Indian History Congress published by S.I.H.C on 2011.

Library & Information Science


1. Dr. T. P. O. Nasirudheen in the A .K.G Centre for Research and Studies on “International

Congress on Kerala Studies held at Thiruvananthapuram on 31 Dec.2010 – 2 Jan. 2011

2. Dr. K. C. Abdul Majeed on International Conference on Digital Libraries & Knowledge

Organization held at MDI, Gurgoan on Feb. 2011


1. Dr. K.C. Abdul Majeed published a book entitled “Library Management (in Malayalm)

2nd

edition” published by Lipi Publishers Calicut on 2011.

2. Dr. K.C. Abdul Majeed published a book entitled “Mapping of HIV Literature in India’

in the journal of SRELS Journal of Information Studies published by Lipi Publishers

Calicut on 2011.

3. Dr. K.C. Abdul Majeed published a book entitled “Electronic vs. Print Journals” in the

journal of KELPRO Bulletin published by Lipi Publishers Calicut.

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Mathematics


1. Shayida R in the NBHM and UGC seminar on Instructional Workshop on Mathematical

Modelling and Simulation held at Kalasalingam University on 07/7 to 14/7/2010

2. Shayida R in the UGC International Conference on Groupoids, Semigroups and

Automata held at Kerala University on 10 & 11 Aug 2010

3. Shayida R in the UGC Seminar on International Conference in Recent Trends in Graph

Theory and Combinatorics held at CUSAT on 12 & 13 Aug 2010

4. Shayida R in the UGC National Seminar on discrete and Fuzzy Mathematics and their

applications held at M.G. College Iritty Kannur on 14/08/10

5. Shayida R in the UGC International Conference on Mathematics and Computer Science

held at Loyola College Chennai 7 & 8 Jan 2011

6. Shayida R in the UGC International seminar on new trends in applications of

mathematics held at Bharathmatha College Kochi on 31 Jan-2 Feb 2011

7. Shayida R in the Farook College on Workshop on linux and python held Farook College

on 26/02/11

8. Shayida R in the UGC National seminar on classical mathematics with application to

computer science and related areas held at St.Josephs College Trissur on 10 to 12 March

2011

9. T V Ushakumari in the Farook College Workshop on linux and python held at Farook

College on 26/02/2011

10. C D Vijayamma in the Farook College on Workshop on linux and python held at Farook

College 26/02/2011

11. V Kunhimon in the Farook College on Workshop on linux and python held at Farook

College 26/02/2011

12. C P Sainaba in the Farook College on Workshop on linux and python held at Farook

College 26/02/2011

13. Mohammed Saleem Kunnath in the Farook College on Workshop on linux and python

held at Farook College 26/02/2011

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14. Dr Sudheer K in the Farook College on Workshop on linux and python held at Farook

College 26/02/2011


1. Dr. K. Sudheer .K published a book entitled “Sets Having Finite Fuzzy Measure in

Hilbert Spaces (Accepted for publication)” in the journal of Fuzzy Mathematics

published by Journal of Fuzzy Mathematics, USA

Statistics


1. Dr. Krishnarani S.D in the UGC/CSIR/DST/ICMR/KSCSTE on International Conference

on Actuarial Statistics, Biostatistics and Stochastic modelling held at Department of

Statistics, Kannur on 12 to 14 , January 2011

Zoology


1. Dr. Sobha in the Kerala forest Dept on Function connected with decclaration of Malabar

wildlife sanctuary held at Kakkayam on 8.08.2010

2. Dr.C.Zeenath in the Govt. of Kerala on Paper presented in 23rd

science congress held at

Thiruvanadapuram on 29.01.2011

3. Dr.S.V.Abdul hameed in the Kerala Forest Dept on Inauguaral function Itti Achuthan

smaraka sasiya sarovum held at Beypore on 1.02.2011

4. Dr.S.V.Abdul hameed in the UGC seminar on vertebrate diversity of

western ghats held at PSMO College Thirurangadi on 02.11.2011


1. Dr.S.V. Abdul Hameed published a book entitled “Distribution of the Black-bellied Tern

Sterna acuticauda Gray in Kerala, South India ” in the journal of podoces published by

West & Central Asian Ornithological Journal-West & Central Asia (WESCA)

wildlife Network- Iran- Volume 5, Number 1 , 2010

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2. Dr C.Zeenath published a paper entitled “Does Little cormorant- Phalacrocorax niger

feed on water snake?” in the journal of Malabar Trogon on 2nd

December 2010.

3. Dr C.Zeenath published a paper entitled “Foraging behaviour and diving pattern of little

comorant -Phalacrocorax niger(Viellot-Peliconiformes” in the journal of Threatened

Taxa on 20th

January 2010.

Sociology


1. Shilujas.M in the UGC National workshop on Research Methodology held at Loyola

College of Social Sciences, Trivandrum on 1st October,2011


1. Shilujas .M published a paper entitled “Unveiling Freedom Through the veil: Social

Mobility Enabled by Wearing Purdah” in the journal of Kerala Sociologist published by

Kerala Sociological society, Thiruvananthapuram on ISSN:0975-8933,Volume 39,

Number !, June2011

Physics


1. Mr. K.A. Siraj in the Kerala State seminar on the Kerala development seminar held at

Rajiv Gandhi development studies, TVM on 11th

to 14 th Feb2011

2. Mrs. P. Saheeda in the UGC seminar on workshop on Statistical mechanics on Statistical

mechanics held at Nehru Arts and Science College, Kanhagad on 2nd

Feb to 5th

2011


1. Dr.K.K.Abdullah and Dr. P.A. Subha published a paper entitled “‘Three dimensional

light bullets in Cubic-Quintic media stabilized by periodic variation of diffraction and

dispersion” in the Journal of Nonlinear Optical Physics and materials published by World

scientific Volume: 19, Issue: 3(2010) pp. 459-470 2010

http://www.worldscinet.com/jnopm/mkt/archive.shtml?2010&19

http://www.worldscinet.com/jnopm/mkt/archive.shtml?2010&19

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EXTENSION SERVICES

1. P.M. Institute Civil Service Examination

Twenty five students were admitted to the regular batch of civil services examination

training Programme for the year 2010-11. The regular batch commenced on 2nd

August 2010

along with thirty senior students of the previous batches. The institute conducted the programme

for this year with a well prepared schedule of sessions for general studies, aptitude and optional

subjects with a view of ensuring changes in the syllabus of the civil services preliminary

examination brought up by the UPSC. The institute offered optional subjects public

administration, geography, economics and Malayalam literature. The sessions were engaged by

a panel or resource persons drawn from the subject experts with rich experience in civil service

examination coaching. The training programme was scheduled for six months from August 2010

to January 2011 with an emphasis on aptitude, reasoning, English comprehension and numerical

analyses to prepare the students for the ensuing Civil Services Aptitude Test (CSAT) conducted

by the UPSC in June 2011.

The Governing body of the P.M. Institute in its meeting held on 1st September 2010

congratulated Mr. Ashiq Karattil who stood third position in the Indian Economic Service (IES)

examination conducted by 2009. Principal, faculty and students of the P.M. Institute

congratulated Mr. Ashiq on 6th

September 2010 for bringing laurels to the Farook College.

Thirteen candidates enrolled at the P.M. Institute qualified the preliminary examination May

2010 who include 11 students and two faculty members.

The institute will be conducting a series of 28 model tests on the CSAT pattern for the

Preliminary examination from 26th

February 2011 for regular batch students and the civil service

aspirants appearing the preliminary examination of UPSC on 12th

June 2011. The institute is

also proposing a crash programme on CSAT pattern for one and half month from 15th

March to

30th

April 2011 to make the civil service aspirants familiar with the new pattern of the

preliminary examination.

Foundation Course

Eighty undergraduate students of Farook College and other colleges in the adjoining

districts were admitted to the foundation course and the programme commenced on 7th

August

2010. Since the course is scheduled to be spreading over the first two years of the bachelor

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degree course, the classes for the senior batch students still continue and they will be appearing

for a series of tests being conducted in the final year degree course. The classes are conducted

on Saturdays and other holidays for these two batches. The course will be concluded in August

2011.

2. Remedial Coaching Centre

Remedial Coaching Centre for SC/STs and Minorities offered Remedial Classes in the

following subjects

Class Subject

Total

Hours

Engaged

I and II Semester Degree English 78

Hindi 14

Physics (Core) 5

Mathematics Complementary 28

Mathematics Core 27

Malayalam 216

Physics Core 5

Business Management 40

Chemistry 16

Chemistry 59

III B. Com Income Tax 37

Botany 14

Economics 6

Total Hours 545

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3. Coaching Classes for Entry in Service for SC/ST and Minorities

The Centre had organized the following programmes during the period from October

2010 to 31 March 2011

a) For Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe students:

Programme Students

admitted

Teachers

engaged

Hours

taken

Test Paper

conducted

Deputy Collector 6 6 64 3

Lower Division Clerk (3

batches)

69 8 64 5

HSST (Zoology) 4 6 64 2

HSST (Commerce) 1 6 64 1

Total 80 26 256 11

b) For Minorities and Other Backward Class students:

Programme Students

admitted

Teachers

engaged

Hours

taken

Test Paper

conducted

Deputy Collector 54 6 64 3

Lower Division Clerk (3

batches)

162 8 64 5

HSST (Zoology) 25 6 64 2

HSST (Commerce) 26 6 64 1

Total 267 26 256 11

4. Insight

INSIGHT is a body working for the welfare of the visually challenged students of the College. It

envisions the development of the visually challenged students in educational, cultural, social and

psychological spheres. It aims at conducting Workshops, development in computer skills,

promoting cultural and sports events and at increasing personal competence of the visually

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challenged students. It aims at creating awareness among the sighted community about the visually

challenged. About 40 students are enrolled in the College every year.

5. Publications Division

The Publication Division is the result of the attempt to disseminate the resources of the

academic fraternity among the public, the academic forums and reach out to the

international knowledge community .the Division published Campus Vibes the newsletter

of the college this year

6. Co-operative Store

The Co-Operative Store is managed by a Board of Directors elected by the members.

Members of the staff and students who are eighteen years old are eligible to become

members by purchasing one or more shares. The value of a share is Rs. 5/-. Students who

are below 18 years are entitled to become associate members on payment of Rs. 5/- and are

eligible to receive dividend and bonus declared at the annual meeting of General Body.

7. Housing Tenancy Co-operative Society

The Society leases out 14 quarters to Teaching staff and 6 quarters to Non-teaching staff of

the College on a seniority-cum-need basis. Two quarters were allotted to the Faculty during

the year.

8. Co-operative Credit Society

The Society makes available loans (Rs. 1, 00, 000/-) to the teaching and non-teaching staff

at a very low interest of 3% per annum. Presently the Society has 161 members and a total

amount of Rs. 62, 25, 000 was disbursed to 75 members.

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Part C: Detail the plans of the institution for the next year.

The College would focus on the following areas of developmental activities during the next

academic year.

To improve the teaching learning process through training the teachers in using cutting edge

knowledge and technologies.

To renovate hostels of the college to provide the students better facilities

To improve the existing facilities in the women’s room

To strengthen the research promotion Council to promote and streamline the research

activities of the college.

To establish a Day care Centre in the Campus

To rejuvenate the water sources existing in the campus.

Dr. T.Muhammadali Prof. E.P Embichikoya

Name & Signature of the Coordinator, IQAC Name & Signature of the Chairperson, IQAC

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