Dept. of History
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Department Profile
About the Department :The department was established in 1974. The department offers Under graduate programs.HEP, HPP, HEPA, HECA, HPCA in English Medium. At present student strength is around 350. The department works with high dedication and commitment towards overall development of students. Student centric methodology is being adopted by the faculty to encourage the students in interactive and participative learning. Students are continuously assessed and regular counseling sessions are conducted to motivate the students to pursue P.G. course in History .The department is proud to have its faculty members as Board of studies members and examiners of different colleges and also Osmania University. The faculty continuously upgrade themselves in ICT teaching methodologies by attending different programs for the benefit of students. Students are seriously involved in curriculum enrichment programs and are guided by the faculty for student study project every year. The department appreciates the meritorious students who have secured ‘O’ grade in semester. The department introduced certificate course to impart conceptual learning among students.
Vision and Mission
Vision:
- Pursuit of scholarship in Indian history, culture and heritage by providing unique learning experience.
Mission:
- To impart quality education and generate socially conscious graduates embedding ethics and values for the advancement of research.
- To establish a platform for the dissemination and creation of knowledge through teaching and research in History at various levels.
- To transform students into citizens who are critically informed about past and its consequences for the present.
- Empower students to cope the challenges of globalization by instilling a passion for learning about the past.
Objectives of the Department
- To create human resources with a strong foundation in History which can be applied to society.
- To motivate students towards research in History and also in inter disciplinary areas.
- To organize outreach activities to promote Heritage and culture.
- To support students academically.
Programs Offered
B.A.(CBCS)–English Medium
SL.NO | Group | Medium |
1 | History Political science Public Administration | English |
2 | History Economics Public Administration | English |
3 | History Economics Political science | English |
4 | History Political science Computer Application | English |
5 | History Economics Computer Application | English |
6 | MOOCS | English |
Report on Certificate Course 2020-21
Syllabus for certificate course
2020-21
Title :- PRINCIPLES OF TRAVEL AND TOURISM NO.OF HRS – 30
MODULE : I
TOURISM – Definitiion , Meaning , Origin : Types of Tourism , Grand tour , Travel in Industrial Age ,Growth of Tourism – Paid Holiday concept ,Growth Tourism in after II World War : Types of Transport – Rail ,Road , Sea , Air .
MODULE : II
Emergence of Mass Tourism: Causes for rapid growth , Role of Travel agents in Development of Tourism ,WTC,WTO, PATA ,
Development of tourism in India ,Sergant committee ,Tourist Developmet
Committee ,Travel Agents in India –
1 | Name of the Course : Principles of Travel and Tourism |
2 | Department : History |
3 | Duration of days:30 Days |
4 | NO of Hours required : 30 hrs |
5 | No of students enrolled: 30 |
6 | Whether list of student is enclosed: ( Yes/ No ) |
7 | Whether brochure containing details of curriculum, assessment, procedure Etc is enclosed |
Objectives
Report
Outcome |
Brief report of the certificate course along with outcome :
The course will enable students to study historical aspects, principles of travel & tourism, origin & types, role of travel agents and promotion of tourism . The Department of History introduced a certificate course on principle of tourism .The duration of the course was 1-2-2021 to 5-3-2021 Students are able to learn origin and development of Tourism . They also learn principles of tourism and tools of publicity and role of travel agent towards the development of Tourism. |
Course Outcomes
B.A. (HISTORY) SYLLABUS
Semester – I
History of India (From Earliest Times to c.700 CE)
(DSC-101) Discipline Specific Course – Paper – I
(With Effect from 2019-2020)
Course Outcomes :
- students will be able to realize the past glory of motherland.
- Students will be able to appreciate values of the life of the earlier people.
- Students will be able to acquire knowledge of the Indian Heritage and Culture
- Students will be able to get trained to face the competitive exams.
Semester – II
History of India (c.700-1526 CE)
(DSC-201 – Discipline Specific Course) – Paper – II
(2019-2020)
Course Outcomes :
- Students will be able to study the nature of the role Delhi sultans in India and analyse about the transition from historic centuries to the medieval period.
- Students will be able to recognize the development made in agriculture industry and commerce.
- Students will be able to know administrative and social changes carried out in India.
- They will be able to delienate changes in the field of polity, culture growth of vernacular languages,Bhakti, movement Sufism ,Art and Architecture.
Semester – III
History of India (1526-1857 CE)
(DSC – Discipline Specific Course – Paper – III
(2019-2020)
Course Outcomes :
- Students will be able to study the nature of the role of the mughals in India .
- Students will be able to know administrative and social changes carried out in India.
- Students will be able to recognize the development made in agriculture industry and commerce.
- Students will be able to learn the British colonial expansion in the political context of 18th century C.E
- Students will earn about the changes in society and religion.
Semester – IV
History of India (1858-1964 CE)
(DSC – Discipline Specific Course-401) – Paper – IV
(2019-2020)
Course Outcomes :
- Students will be able to learn the development made by the British
- Students will be able to learn the economic policies carried out of India.
- Students will be able to know the educational development and introduction of press in India.
- Students will be able to understand the industrial and agricultural bases by the British government.
- Students will be able to learn the core issues pertaining to vast canvass of National movement India’s quest for Independence and nation building.
Semester – V World History
(1453-1815 CE) Discipline Specific Course (DSC) – Paper – V (CBCS – 2018-2019)
Course Outcomes :
- Students will be able to understand revolutionary changes that took place in Europe.
- Students will be able to realized the importance of the principles like liberty ,equally and authority of France revolution.
- Students will be able to know how the leader of European Nation struggle hard to achieve their goal.
- Students will be able to understand value and importance of people ,Democracy and Democratic and institution .
Semester – V History of Telangana
(From Earliest Times to 1724 CE) Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) – Paper – I (A) (CBCS – 2018-2019)
Course Outcomes :
- By studying Telangana history the student can understand happening in the Telangana from earliest time to Qutub Shahi’s period the History ,culture , civilization and development of the Telugu language and culture.
- Can understand the gradual change in society.
- Students can perceive the chronological incidents and dynasties that ruled telangana from satavahanas to Qutub shahi’s period.
- The Deccan heritage of Qutub Shahi’s will be learnt.
Semester – VI
World History (1815-1950 CE)
(DSC) –
Paper – VI (CBCS – 2018-2019)
Course Outcomes :
By studying the History of modern world the student will be able to
Analyze the historical development in Europe between 1815 to 1960
- About the world between two world war.
- To understand international threats posed in the way of Nazism and Fascism .
- To recognized the world setting during world War II and political development made after .
- Students will understand the era of shifting history from Euro centric to world
- To analyze the democratic and liberal ideas, formation aims and achievement of UNO ‘, NAM and the process of cold war in the world.
Semester – VI
History of Telangana
(1724-2014 CE)
(DSE) Paper – II (A) (CBCS – 2018-2019)
Course Outcomes :
By studying this paper the student will be able to
- Understand and interpret social,political,and cultural transformation of Telangana from medieval to modern period.
- Students can analyze socio-political and economic changes under Asif Jahs
- Will be able to analyze socio-political awakening movements.
- Students will be able to understand the incidents that led to the formation of A.P.
- Students will learn the origin and spread of the idea of separate Telangana movement in1969 and 2002 and fomation of Telangana in 2014
Program Specific Outcome:
- To obtain graduation and become eligible for competitive exams.
- The study of history helps to impart moral education and installs the feeling of patriotism in the hearts of the students
- The study of the history enables the knowledge of chronology narrative, major events, personality , and turning points of the history of India .
- It provide multi causual explanations of the major historical development based on contectulize analysis of modern world of the history.
- it enables to understand the background of religion ,customs, institutions, and administration in India .
- It enables to understand the present existing social political religious and economic conditions of the people.
- The study of history helps to analyse relationship between the past and present and relate it to the present society.
Outcome of BA programme
The Outcome of UG Course, B. A. in History At the completion of B. A. in History the students are able to:
- Understand the basic themes, concepts, chronology and the Scope of Indian History.
- Be Acquaint with the range of issues related Indian History and its distinctive eras.
- Understand the history of the countries other than India with comparative approach.
- Think and argue historically and critically in writing and discussion.
- Prepare for various types of Competitive Examinations
- Critically recognize the Social, Political, Economic and Cultural aspects of History.
- To study further in the applied field of history as Archaeology.
REPORT ON PROJECTS GIVEN TO ADVANCED LEARNERS
2015-16
S.NO | Title of the Project |
1 | Feudal State in Hyderabad state |
2016-17
S.NO | Title of the Project |
1 | Tourist Destinations in Telangana |
2017-18
S.NO | Title of the Project |
1 | Development of Education in India and its impact. |
2018-19
S.NO | Title of the Project |
1 | Temples in Telangana |
2 | Heritage Centres in Telangana |
2019-2020
S.NO | Title of the Project |
1 | Art and Architecture of Ramappa |
2 | Role of Arya Samaj in freedom movement in Hyderabad State |
3 | Water management system during Kakatiyas period |
REPORT ON PROJECTS GIVEN TO ADVANCED LEARNERS
(2020-2021)
To
The Coordinator
Internal Quality Assurance Cell
Madam,
I am herewith submitting the list of Student Study Projects assigned to the students identified as ADVANCED LEARNERS by the Department of History for the academic year 2020-2021 along with the other details as required:
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No. |
Title of the Project | Name of the Student | Class | Roll No |
1. | Ancient universities in India | N. Sandeep | B.A I HEP | 107020129035 |
Anup Ranjan khan | B.A I HPP | 107020156001 | ||
K. Harish Kumar | B.A I HPP | 107020156017 | ||
P. Jyothi | B.A I HEP | 107020129067 | ||
M. Sai Hemant Kumar | B.A.I HEP | 107020129056 | ||
2. | Structure of Charminar | K. Vishnu | B.A II HPP | 107019156074 |
J. Shiva | B.A II HEP | 107019129054 | ||
K. Naveen kumar | B.A II HEP | 107019129068 | ||
P. Pruthvi Raj | B.A II HPP | 107019156112
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3. | Forts in Telangana | B. Naveena | B.A. III HEP | 107018129008 |
M. Divya sri | B.A. III HEP | 107018129033 | ||
M. Anusha | B.A. III HEP | 107018129030 | ||
K. Arun Naik | B.A. III HEPA | 107018366011 |
Students study project as a part of Jignasa “Temple of Hyderabad – A historical review” is selected for final presentation at the State level
Record of Field Trip 2017-18
Name of the Department | History |
Date of Field Trip/ Industrial Visit | 15-10-2017 |
Class | B.A |
No. of Students visited | 30 |
Names of the Faculty | Dr.Shivaji Ganesh, E..Pavani |
Name of place visited | Golconda and Salarjung Museum |
Brief Profile of the place visited |
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Objective of the Trip/Visit |
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Outcome of the Trip/Visit | Students learnt about Golconda fort, its unique architecture like Bala Hissar Gate .They also learnt about the founder of Salarjung Museum, the uniqueness of the exhibits in the Museum.
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Record of Field Trip
2018-19
Name of the Department | History |
Date of Field Trip | 1-12-2018
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Class | B.A |
No. of Students visited | 25 |
Names of the Faculty | Dr.Muni Swamy, C.Shanti , Geetha sree ,V.V. Mallika, Ajay ,I.Pothana.
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Name of place visited | Chowmohallah Palace. |
Brief Profile of the Industry/Organization | Chowmohallah Palace was built by the Nizams of hyderabad .it is known for its unique style of artichitecture and rare exhibits vintage vehicles. The palace resembles palace in Tehran in Iran . |
Objective of the Trip/Visit | To educate the students about the history of Asifjahis the rulers of Hyderabad State, and their contribution to architecture.
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Outcome of the Trip/Visit | Students learnt about the unique features of Architecture, functions of Chowmohallah Palace.
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Record of Field Trip
2018-19
Name of the Department | History |
Date of Field Trip | 6-2-2018 |
Class | B.A I ,II, III |
No. of Students visited | 60 |
Names of the Faculty | Dr.Muni Swamy, C.Shanti , Geetha sree ,V.V. Mallika, Ajay ,I.Pothana.
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Name of place visited | Visit to History Exhibition “Untold Telangana” at Ravindra Bharathi
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Brief Profile of the place visited | This exhibition is a pictoral journey into the various unknown facets of Telangana. Mr. Aravind travelled extensively for the past 5 years to collect photographs. According to Mr.Arvind Telangana is a focal point right from the pre-historic times to the contemporary age of the present day. |
Objective of the Trip/Visit | To learn about temples which are not known to the general public. The staff and students of History visited exhibition. “Untold Telangana Tales of the forgotten Past” on 6-2-2019. The exhibition was organised by a youth research scholar Aravinda Arya Pakide at Ravindra Bharati. The staff and students interacted with the research scholar.
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Outcome of the Trip/Visit | The students learnt about many unknown temples located in remote areas and are familiar.
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Record of Field Trip
2020-21
Name of the Department | History |
Date of Field Trip | 1st March 2021 |
Class | B.A I II III |
No. of Students visited | 50 |
Names of the Faculty | Social Sciences and History |
Name of place visited | Virtual Tour to Nizam’s Museum and Salarjung Museum 1st March 2021
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Brief Profile of the place visited | Nizam’s Museum is a museum located in Hyderabad at Purani- Haveli, a palace of the erstwhile Nizam .A Trust was formed by III Nizam and set up this museum.
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Objective of the Trip/Visit | To Highlight glory of Nizams of Hyderabad state. |
Outcome of the Trip/Visit | Students learnt about the origin and importance of Nizams Museum and the exhibits in museum |
Record of Extension Lectures 2020-21
Department Of History
Date :19-3-2019
Name of the Resource Person | Dr. Anjaiah – Dpartment of History OU, |
Designation | Associate Prof. in History, |
Address | |
Name of the activity | Telangana History its uniqueness” |
Target Group | B.A students. |
Abstract | The faculty of Social Sciences organized guest lecture by Dr. Anjaiah. The faculty and students of Social Sciences participated in the programe. The resource person spoke on
The History of Telangana and its uniqueiness. He also spoke on the significance of Telangana from the Ancient period to the modern period. |
Name of the Department | Department of History |
Name of the Organizers | Dr.Muni Swamy, C.Shanti , Geetha sree ,V.V. Mallika, Ajay ,I.Pothana.
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Signature of the Principal |
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Department of History
Record of Workshops/ Training / Extension lecture /Awareness Programmes Organized
2020-21
Title of the Activity | World Tourism Day |
Name of the Department/Committee/ Cell which organized the Activity
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History
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Date on which the Activity was organized
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25-09-2021 |
Class/Group of Students who attended
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B.A |
No. of Students participated | 40 |
Names of the Faculty involved | H.Geeta
Dr.Govind Vittal Rao Deshmukh
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Name and Designation of the Resource Person | Dr.P.Indira Suryavamshi, Assistant Professor of History, Osmania University .BOS Chairperson |
Objectives | To explain the students about importance of tourism and tourist destination in Telangana |
Outcomes | After the completion of the class the students are able to understand importance of tourism and tourist destination in Telangana |
RECORD OF EXTENSION/GUEST LECTURES
2020-21
Date: 5-4-2021
Name of the Resource Person | Dr. Ghanshyam |
Designation | AGO.CCE |
Address | CCE,Nampally Telangana |
Topic | Babu Jagjivan Rams contribution towards Social Justice |
Target Group | B.A students. |
Abstract | The resource person enlightened the students about Babu Jagjivan Ram’s life and how he worked towards the upliftment of the downtrodden..Also students were explained about need for amelioration of all the sections of the society and bringing social change. Students were taught Babu Jagjivan Ram’s Contribution to Green revolution and his role in tiding over food crisis. |
Name of the Department | Faculty of Social Science
Department of History
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Name of the Organizers |
Dr.Govind Vittal Rao Deshmukh |
Signature of the Organizer | |
Signature of the Principal |
Record of Extension Lectures 2020-21
Department Of History
Date 11-11-2021
Name of the Resource Person | Dr. Indira |
Designation | Principal |
Address | AMS College of Education OU campus, Hyderabad, Telangana |
Name of the activity | Celebration of National Education Day |
Target Group | B.A students. |
Abstract | The faculty of Social Sciences (Department of Public Administration) organized guest lecture on the occasion of National Education Day. The faculty and students of Department of History participated in the programe. The resource person spoke on
● Teaching methods ● New Education policy ● Student centric pedagogy ● Multi disciplinary approach ● Research skill |
Name of the Department | Department of History |
Name of the Organizers | H. Geeta
Dr.Govind Vittal Rao Deshmukh |
Signature of the Organizer |
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Signature of the Principal |
Record of Extension Lectures 2020-21
Department Of History
Date :10-12-2021
Name of the Resource Person | Dr. P. Venkata Ramana |
Designation | Principal |
Address | Government Degree College Chanchalguda, Telangana |
Topic | Significance of Human Rights |
Target Group | B.A students. |
Abstract | The faculty of Social Sciences (Department of Political Science) organized guest lecture on the occasion of Human Rights Day. The faculty and students of Department of History participated in the programe. The resource person spoke on
● Significance of Human Rights ● Types of Human Rights
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Name of the Department | Department of History |
Name of the Organizers | Faculty of Social Sciences (Department of Political Science)
H. Geeta Dr.Govind Vittal Rao Deshmukh |
Signature of the Organizer | |
Signature of the Principal |
Achievements
STUDENTS PROGRESSION from 2019 onwards
Students progression in Higher Studies
s.no | Name of the student | Name of the course | Name of the University |
1 | Upender Rapaka | MA History | University of Haryana in 2019 |
2 | Shaik Mohin | MA History | Central University of Hyderabad in 2020 |
3 | Shrikanth | MA History | Osmania University in 2020. |
STUDENTS PROGRESSION 2020-21
CPGET-PG ENTRANCE RANKS 2021-22
Students Achievements
Mr.P. Nitish kumar B.A IIIyr student gave a lesson on Tsat on Satavahana Yugam on 1-11-2020
Placement
Shaik Shoayib, HPP Student of academic year 2020-21 got placement in ICICI Bank on roll job, as International Processor.
Record of Extension Activities Undertaken 2020-21
Department | History |
Date | 27.02.2021 |
Nature of the Activity
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VISIT TO RAINBOW HOMES
The students and Staff visited Rainbow Homes ,an Orphanage for girls near Mushherabad in Hyderabad. They interacted with the residents of the orphanage and motivate the students to excel in their studies. We frequently visit the orphanage and find out the needs of the students. Distributed Books, Pens , Stationery and other material . |
Class/ Group/ Faculty involved | Faculty and students of History |
Name of Organization/ Institution in which the Activity was undertaken | Anadha Vidyarthi griha |
Objective of the Activity | · To promote social responsibility among the students
· Make them aware of different socio-economic problems confronted by the people in the society · Help the destitutes and needy by visiting Orphanages |
Outcome of the Activity | It inculcated values of nation building among the students and contributed to humanistic and social capital development
2.Students were acquainted with the societal problems 3.It fostered global competencies like acquiring social sensitivity , team work among the students. 4.It promoted community engagement 5.It enriched the life skills of the students
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Students progression in Higher Studies
s.no | Name of the student | Name of the course | Rank secured | Name of the University |
1 | P. Divya sri | MA History | 400 | Kakatiya University |
2 | Madasu Mahesh | MA History | – | Telangana University |
3 | Mekala Anusha | EDCET | 25419 | |
4 | V.venkata chandu | Ts I -cet | 1698 | |
5 | V.Radha krishna | Ts I -cet | 2063 |
Research and publication
Sl.No | NAME / Date | Title of the paper |
1 | I. Pothanna
31-01-2020 to 2-02-2020 |
Socio Economic political and Cultural condition in Nizam’s Hydereabad State. |
2 | T. Ajay
8-02-2019 to 10-02-2019 |
Impact of Dargahs on Telangana Culture -Special focus on Warangal |
Workshop and seminars
Name of the Activity | National Seminar on “Budgeting System in Federal Government-2020-2021 |
Name of the Department/ Committee/ Cell which organized the Activity | Faculty of Social Science |
Date on which the Activity was organized | 12-march-2020 |
Name of the faculty involved | Faculty of Social Science |
No. of Students participated | 100 |
Workshop and seminars
2019-20
Name of the Activity | National level Webinar on Pandemic and Global Economy |
Name of the Department/ Committee/ Cell which organized the Activity | Faculty of Social Science |
Date on which the Activity was organized | 13-may-2020 |
Name of the faculty involved | Faculty of Social Science ,I .Pothanna,T.Ajay |
No. of Students participated | 50 |
Objectives:
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1. To analyze the impact of Pandemic on Indian Economy.
2. To compare the measures taken by different countries to strengthen the economy.
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Context: | As the world is suffering on economic front due to Pandemic, there was a need to compare the measures taken by different countries to revive the economies. In this context this seminar was organized.
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Outcome: | All the participants gained knowledge on measures to be taken by the Governments to strengthen the economy.
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Workshop and seminars
2019-20
Name of the Activity | The National Webinar on ‘Role of Public Institutions in Combating Covid 19 Pandemic – A Social Justice Perspective’ |
Name of the Department/ Committee/ Cell which organized the Activity | Social Sciences |
Date on which the Activity was organized | 29.06.2020 |
Name of the faculty involved | faculty of Social Sciences
,I .Pothanna,T.Ajay ( departemnt of History )
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No. of Students participated | 30 |
Objectives:
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Objectives:
· To discuss the role Of Public Institutions in combating Pandemic · To analyse the measures being taken by the Government to minimize the sufferings of the poor and usher in social justice · To suggest ameliorative measures to achieve social justice · To discuss the measures to be taken to revitalize and rejuvenate Public Institutions
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Context: | Mankind has witnessed several Pandemics and some among them even doomed empires. The one that is haunting us named Covid 19 on an unprecedented scale in modern times is traumatizing us all. In this frightening scenario, Public institutions took up the herculean task of mitigating the sufferings of people. All the initiatives taken to contain the highly contagious disease are routed through Public institutions. It is in this context that the conference is held to discuss the need to revitalise and rejuvenate the Public institutions and their role in bringing social justice.
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Outcome: | – All the participants got knowledge on measures to be taken to rejunevate and revitalize Public institutions.The deliberations brought out the policy inputs for bringing social justice perspective
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Workshop and seminars
2019-20
Name of the Activity | National Level Workshop on Basic Statistics
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Name of the Department/ Committee/ Cell which organized the Activity | Department of Economics and Faculty of Social Sciences |
Date on which the Activity was organized | 12 – 15 July 2020
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Name of the faculty involved | Faculty of Social Sciences
,I .Pothanna,T.Ajay ( departemnt of History )
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No. of Students participated | 25 |
Objectives:
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1. To enhance the knowledge of statistics among the faculty members.
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Context: | As per the revised curriculum of Osmania University, Statistics Paper was made mandatory for the UG students. In this context workshop on statistics was organized for the faculty.
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Outcome: | All the faculty members gained good understanding of Statistics and its Applications. It enhanced the professional skills of faculty members in our college |
Workshop and seminars
2019-20
Name of the Activity | International Level Webinar on “India’s Ascent to Become Global Player (Atma Nirbhar
Bharat) : Opportunities for Growth & Transformation)” Faculty of Social Sciences on 3.8.2020.
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Name of the Department/ Committee/ Cell which organized the Activity | Faculty of Social Sciences
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Date on which the Activity was organized | 3.8.2020. |
Name of the faculty involved | Faculty of Social Sciences
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No. of Students participated | 25 |
Objectives:
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1. To analyze the opportunities for growth and transformation of Indian economy. 2. To discuss how make in India programme achieve the goal of Atma Nirbhar Bharat.
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Context: | : In the context of making the Indian Economy self reliant through Make in India, this context was organized.
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Outcome: | Participants understood the potential of Indian economy and its role as a global player
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Workshop and seminars
2020-21
Name of the Activity | NATIONAL WEBINAR ON HUMAN RIGHTS organized by Faculty of Social Sciences on 10.12.2020
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Name of the Department/ Committee/ Cell which organized the Activity | Faculty of Social Sciences |
Date on which the Activity was organized | 10.12.2020 |
Name of the faculty involved | Faculty of Social Sciences |
No. of Students participated | 25 |
Objectives:
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The main objectivesof the programme were
Ø To bring awareness among the students about the different Civil, Political and Socio-cultural rights. Ø To enlighten the students on Human Rights provisions incorporated in Indian Constitution and legal statutes .
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Context: | Human rights have assumed special role in our changing world. It has been recognized that these rights give humanity its very value and therefore they must be guaranteed by all the states. Human rights are the source of hope for millions of common people whose basic rights have been denied. United Nations General Assembly adopted Universal Declaration of Human Rights on December 10, 1948.
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Outcome: | The National Webinar widened the intellectual horizons of students and it enhancement their knowledge on different dimensions of human rights.
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Workshop and seminars
Name of the Activity | NATIONAL WEBINAR ON HUMAN RIGHTS |
Name of the Department/ Committee/ Cell which organized the Activity | Faculty of Social Sciences |
Date on which the Activity was organized | 10th December,2020 |
Name of the faculty involved | Dr. Govind Vittal Rao Deshmukh |
No. of Students participated | 125 |
Context of the Webinar |
Human rights have assumed special role in our changing world. It has been recognized that these rights give humanity its very value and therefore they must be guaranteed by all the states. Human rights are the source of hope for millions of common people whose basic rights have been denied. United Nations General Assembly adopted Universal Declaration of Human Rights on December 10, 1948. It is in this context National Webinar on Human Rights was organized.
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Objective of the Programme | The main objectives of the programme were
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Report of the Programme |
The programme started with inaugural address by Principal Dr. P. BalaBhaskar and sir explained the importance of Human Rights in the present day world. First session was addressed by Dr. I. Sandeep, Assistant Professor of Public Administration. Dr. Sandeep gave a historical account of evolution of concept of human rights. He gave deep insights into the concept of human rights and explained that all human rights are inherent to all human beings and they are universal and inalienable. Resource person for the second session was Dr. B. Jagannatham, Assistant Professor of Political Science, Central University of Gujarat. Sir has enlightened the students on dynamics and changing context of human rights. The opined that laws on human rights have to be formulated by resorting to democratic and inclusive methods. Resource Person for the third session was Dr. Pallavi Kabde , Assistant Professor of Public Administration from Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Open University. Madam discussed on Gender perspective to human rights. She expressed that if the women are empowered, the whole family and nation will progress. She has thrown a light on present scenario of position of women and the issues like domestic violence, sexual harassment, gender based discrimination. The programme concluded with concluding remarks by Dr. D. Muniswamy, Assistant Professor of Economics, C. Shanthi, Assistant Professor of Political Science, T. Geetha Sree, Assistant Professor of Political Science and V.V. Mallika, Assistant Professor of Public Administration |
Outcome of the Programme |
The National Webinar widened the intellectual horizons of students and it enhancement their knowledge on different dimensions of human rights. |
Department of History
Record of Workshops/ Training/ Extension lecture /Awareness Programmes Organized
2020-21
Title of the Activity | World Tourism Day |
Name of the Department/Committee/ Cell which organized the Activity
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History
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Date on which the Activity was organized
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25-09-2021 |
Class/Group of Students who attended
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B.A |
No. of Students participated | 40 |
Names of the Faculty involved | H.Geeta
Dr.Govind Vittal Rao Deshmukh
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Name and Designation of the Resource Person | Dr.P.Indira Suryavamshi, Assistant Professor of History, Osmania University .BOS Chairperson |
Objectives | To explain to the students about the importance of tourism and tourist destination in Telangana |
Outcomes | After the completion of the class the students were able to understand importance of tourism and tourist destination in Telangana |
2019-20: III BA (VI Semester) Subject wise Result
Group | No. of Appeared Students | No. of Passed Students | No. Students Failed | Pass Percentage |
Economics-7 | 54 | 52 | 2 | 96.3% |
Ecdonomics-8 | 53 | 52 | 1 | 98.11% |
Political Science-7 | 69 | 65 | 4 | 94.20% |
Political Science-8 | 69 | 66 | 3 | 96% |
History-7 | 47 | 45 | 2 | 96% |
History-8 | 47 | 43 | 4 | 91.5% |
Public Administration-7 | 31 | 30 | 1 | 97% |
Public Administration-8 | 30 | 30 | 0 | 100% |
BA V-Semester
Result Analysis 2020-21
Department of History: Semester – V
Paper V | Paper VI | |||||
Group | Appeared | Passed | Percentage | Appeared | Passed | Percentage |
HEP | 40 | 39 | 97.5% | 40 | 39 | 97.5% |
HPP | 15 | 15 | 100% | 15 | 15 | 100% |
HEPa | 18 | 16 | 88.8% | 18 | 18 | 100% |
Hpca | 5 | 5 | 100% | 5 | 5 | 100% |
HECa | 5 | 4 | 80% | 5 | 5 | 100% |
Total | 83 | 79 | 95.1% | 83 | 82 | 98.7% |
BA VI-Semester
Result Analysis 2020-21
Department of History: VI Semester
Paper VII | Paper VIII | |||||
Group | Appeared | Passed | Percentage | Appeared | Passed | Percentage |
HEP | 40 | 37 | 92.5% | 40 | 40 | 100% |
HPP | 15 | 14 | 100% | 15 | 15 | 100% |
HEPa | 17 | 17 | 100% | 18 | 18 | 100% |
Hpca | 5 | 5 | 100% | 5 | 5 | 100% |
HECa | 5 | 5 | 100% | 5 | 5 | 100% |
Total | 82 | 78 | 95.1% | 83 | 83 | 100% |
National Seminar on Intellectual Property Rights
February 20, 2023On 10th February 2023, the faculties of social sciences in association with the department of Commerce have successfully organized One Day National Seminar on Intellectual Property Rights under the…
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February 6, 2023On 11th January 2023, Our principal madam and our Members of Staff have released the Brochure of the One Day National Seminar on "Intellectual Property Rights Issues and Challenges"…
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December 5, 2022On 05th December 2022, The faculty of Social Sciences of Babu Jagjivan Ram Government Degree College organized Mock Parliament today in the seminar hall. The students of Social Sciences…
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November 26, 2022On 23rd November, 2022 the Department of History has organized an Extension Lecture on the topic "Freedom Movement in Hyderabad State (1900 - 1948)". Dr. Anjaiah, Professor of History,…
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May 31, 2022Two Day workshop titled "National Workshop on Report Writing on Research and Projects in Commerce and Social Sciences" held during 27 - 28 May 2022, under the supervision of…
Read MoreThe departments of Botany, Computer Science, Physics and History presentations at State Level Jignasa Competitions
May 5, 2022The departments of Botany, Computer Science, Physics and History are selected for the State Level Jignasa Student Study Project competitions, and in this regard, Student teams and project supervisors…
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Read MoreRecord of Innovative Practices 2020-21
History
Department | History |
Title | PRERANA e-magazine |
Objectives
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Context
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As most of the students hail from rural areas, their articulative and writing skills are not at the desired level. Also many of the students are preparing for competitive exams and write PG entrance to various national level reputed universities. In this context to improve the writing skills, analytical and make them aware of latest current affairs in national and international affairs and to promote multi disciplinary approach among the students PRERANA magazine was started. |
Practice
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It is a monthly e-magazine published and managed by Faculty Of Social Sciences.All the faculty members of the college and students contribute content related to their respective subjects, current events and relate them to topics in their disciplines.Also publish the material every month for competitive exams purpose.Students are encouraged to develop the content related to current national and international importance. |
Outcome
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The students are inspired to write articles. This improved their writing and research skills. Instead of buying the magazine, now the students are motivated to read the e-magazine. |
Record of Best Practices
Department | History |
Title of the Practice | Documentation of Local History
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Goal | 1 To educate the students on local customs, Tradition, Village Deities
2 To make the students study local Arts handicrafts and tourists destinations. 3 To enable students to understand local history and History of local leaders. 4 The study helps in capacity building of the students and enrich local /Regional history.
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The Context | Local History is the study of History in geographically local context. In the Context Of growing Tourism the knowledge of local history helps in developing tourism.
To highlight local culture and its unique past glory .
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Practice | The faculty of History explains the students about the importance of Local History in the present day society. An account of evolution of Local history and Various important features of local history will be explained to the students.Then the students were asked to read the publications on Local History. |
Evidence of Success | This practice widened the horizons of students on Local History. They got good Success , idea on how best practices helps in understanding the Society, local Customs , temples and fares.
A case study was undertaken by the student to study the project on temples in Hyderabad as part of Jignasa Project, which is selected for final presentation at state level.
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Problem Encountered | Lack of funds |
Resources Required | Books and Funding |
Future Plans
- To introduce cerfiticate course in Air ticketing for 2021-22
- To introduce cerfiticate course in Mueseology .
- To introduce PG course ,M.A History
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