Dear Colleague/ Friend,
Please find below the details about the National Seminar on Emerging Indian Society : Issues & Problems being organized by us on 04-05 December 2010. I request you kindly share this information to all your friends with a request to send paper (s) for presentation at the Seminar and oblige.
Thanking you,
Yours faithfully,
Sanjeev Mahajan
Department of P.G. Studies and Research
In
SOCIOLOGY
Organizes
Two-Day NATIONAL SEMINAR
(Sponsored by University Grants Commission)
On
EMERGING INDIAN SOCIETY: ISSUES AND PROBLEMS
December 04-05, 2010
[College Hall, N.A.S. (P.G.) College, Meerut]
N.A.S. (P.G.) COLLEGE, MEERUT
Nanakchand Anglo Sanskrit Post-graduate College is one of the leading colleges of Western U.P. It started in the form of a Nanakchand High School in 1906. In 1947 Intermediate classes were started and Degree classes in Arts Faculty were started in 1952, Science Faculty in 1956, Education and Law Faculties in 1958. Post-graduate classes were started in 1957. Besides being renowned for its excellence in teaching, the college is also well known and acknowledged for its achievements in sports and other extra co-curricular activities.
DEPARTMENT OF P.G. STUDIES AND RESEARCH IN SOCIOLOGY
The department is offering B.A., M.A. and Ph.D., besides career oriented courses in Applied Sociology and Criminology & Forensic Science, with four teaching staff members. The department has already produced 28 Ph.Ds and 20 students are currently registered; published 40 research papers; undertaken 8 major research projects and organized a number of national and state level conferences and workshops. The Faculty members have also attended 9 international conferences held at places like Mexico, San Francisco, Albufeira (Portugal), Rome, Paris, Yerevan (Armenia), Beijing, Seoul, etc.
ABOUT THE SEMINAR
The emerging Indian society is confronted with many social issues and problems, which are either structural (like inequality of caste, class and gender; poverty and unemployment; problems of weaker sections and minorities and population explosion) or familial (like dowry, domestic violence, intra and inter-generational conflict and problems of the aged) in nature. This is high time that we make a sincere attempt to understand and project them into their structural context, linkages & interrelationships. This seminar aims to discuss these issues and problems; to underline their causes; to assess the measures being undertaken to deal with them; and finally to suggest ways & means to come out of these issues & problems.
PROGRAMME SCHEDULE
Day 1 : 04 December 2010
Breakfast and Registration
Inaugural Session
Lunch
Expert Session - 1
(Understanding Emerging Indian Society)
Tea Break
Technical Session - 1
(Social Issues & Problems of Emerging Indian Society)
Dinner
Day 2 : 05 December 2010
Breakfast
Technical Session - 2
(Structural Issues and Problems in Indian Society)
Tea Break
Technical Session - 3
(Familial Issues and Problems in Indian Society)
Lunch
Technical Session - 4
(Overcoming Structural/Familial Issues & Problems)
Tea Break
Valedictory Session
CALL FOR PAPERS
All academicians, scholars, students and research scholars are invited to submit abstract of their papers and full length papers for consideration. Each presenter (if the paper is accepted) will be given 10-12 minutes for presentation. No abstract shall be accepted for publication without registration fee. Two hard copies and one soft copy of the paper should be provided to the organizers for publication. Selected full length articles received before or on the dates of the seminar will be published in the form of proceedings of the national seminar.
DELEGATION FEE
Delegates - ` 300/-
Students and Research Scholars - ` 200/-
Delegation Fee includes breakfast, lunch, dinner, seminar kit and accommodation. The filled in registration form may kindly be sent to the organizing secretary on or before November 25, 2010.
ACCOMMODATION
Accommodation will be arranged only on request by the organizing committee free of cost. Participants requiring accommodation may kindly write to us well in advance.
HOW TO REACH THE VENUE
N.A.S. College is easy to approach by Rickshaw from Bus Stand and City as well as Cantt. Railway Stations. Pick-up service from Bus Stand and Railway Stations can be made available on the day of the seminar, if the delegates inform well in advance about their arrival time in Meerut.
Dr. Sanjeev Mahajan
Organizing Secretary
Department of Sociology
N.A.S. (P.G.) College, Meerut-250 001
Phones: 0121-2763765, 2770765, 09219658788
e-mail: sanjeevnas@yahoo.com
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