M. E. S. M. M. Arts and Science College, Sirsi (Uttar Kannada)

Annual Quality Assurance Report 2009-2010

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 plan of action for the academic year 2009-10 was discussed during

the joint meeting held on 01-07-2009. Different issues were critically examined.

Quality circles and impact creating aspects were identified. The members of

IQAC approved the action plans. Following are the action plans to fulfill the

requirements of 21 departments 703 students 52 teaching faculty and 32 non -

teaching members and the outcome achieved during the period 01-07-2009 to

15-05-20010

. INFRASTRUCTURAL PLANS

1) Proposal submitted to U.G.C. for the construction of Golden Jubilee memorial Library building. An amount of 25 lakes sanctioned for the construction work.

2) Preparation for the conduct of Golden Jubilee celebration in the Institution. Identification and establishing contact with the aluminis of the college.

3) Maintenance and development of campus interior Garden. The development process of indoor garden commenced with an

estimation of Rs. 1,25,000-00 in association with “Sasya” Sirsi. Dr. N.D Bhat Horticulture expert provided the technical support.

4) Addition of rare species to the Medicinal Garden. “Raktachandana” “White Cocum” “Ekanayak” and such other rare

species added to the medicinal Garden.5) To fill-up the vacancies in the institution.

Proposals submitted to the Directorate of Collegiate Education and vacancies in the department of Chemistry, Physics and Department of History were filled in accordance with the prescribed procedure.

6) Greater use of technology

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Installation of C.C.T.V. for observation and record, with a dozen cameras at strategic points in the campus.

Biometric attendance system introduced to the teaching and non- teaching staff. I.C.T. (Information communication Technology) facilities to students and the staff increased by purchasing additional computers in the computer department.

Copying machine installed in the college office and also in the library continued to serve the needs of the learners and the teachers.

7) To take initiatives in and around the campus in order to create awareness about human rights. It is resolved to identify human rights education as the focus point

activity of the department of Political Science. The department has designed the curriculum to create awareness about human rights within and outside the campus.

8) Focusing on Research activities : 13 research projects submitted to U.G.C. out of which 10 projects

sanctioned with a financial assistance of Rs 12,50,000. Different departments are involved in the minor research projects.

The department of Chemistry in collaboration with I.I Sc. Bangalore continues soil testing water analysis and related research activities. The department of Geography has taken initiative to establish climate monitoring centre with the help of “Earthwatch England” climate champions.

9) Arranging Campus interviews : The arrangement is made for the orientation of final year students in

respect of soft skills. The facilities contribute to enhance employability of learners during the course of their teaching in the classroom. Bio-data of eligible candidates supplied to employers through some H.R. consultancies to facilitate employment.

10) Renovation of the front portion of the old building. The front portion of the old building is renovated with an expenditure

of Rs.4,40,000/- Water proof roofing is arranged in the first floor of the front portion with an expenditure of Rs.2,50,000/-

11) Up gradation of laboratories and lab equipments. Initiatives have been taken for the development of laboratories of the

institution. A proposal is submitted to U.G.C. to purchase lab equipments worth Rs.20,0000. Minor equipments worth Rs.3,00,000 purchased during the year to meet the requirements of Dept. of Physics. Chemistry, Zoology and Bio-tech.

12) Development of garden in the hostel.

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Plantation of saplings during the rainy season continued and has become of regular feature of the college. Shading trees, ornamental plants growth is planned in the campus including students hostel.

13) To extend educational diversities. A proposal is submitted to Govt. of Karnataka to establish Bio-tech

finishing school in collaboration with an industry. Diploma in Tourism and Diploma in Classical dance continued with improvements.

14) To arrange teacher development programmes. The Department of Physical education arranged an orientation

programme for teachers and students of the college. This was aimed at showing an easy way to attain peace in the midst of all types of day –today worldly problems. This was organized with the co-ordination of “Shri Ramachandra Mission”.

With the guidance of Dr. Venkatraman Hegde of Nisarga Trust a seven day yoga camp was conducted successfully for the teaching and non-teaching staff of the college.

15) Initiatives to develop departmental libraries. Department of Chemistry, Bio-tech, Geography and physical education

took initiative to develop departmental libraries.16) To extend inter –com facilities to the departments.

Inter-com facility is extended to 22 departments with on expenditure of Rs 70,000.

17) To set up Archeological museum at the campus. Archeological museum is set up in the dept of History for the use of

learners of social science with an investment of Rs.75,000.18) To replace the old flooring of corridors of the college.

The flooring of the old building corridors replaced by new non-slippery tiles with an expenditure of Rs.3,50,000.

2) ACADEMIC PLANS

1) To induct the beginners to the institution. * Induction programme arranged for beginners in order to acquaint them

with the different learning facilities available at the institution and also to motivate them to involve in different cultural and sports activities.

2) To explore the possibilities of educational diversification in the institution.

* A proposal for setting up a Bio-tech finishing school is prepared and submitted to government of Karnataka. The learners of Life Science are

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given better opportunities by establishing Endangered Plants Production and Development Centre (EP.P.D.C). Nature Awareness Learning Centre (N.A.L.C.) set up in the medicinal plant garden including Bio Processing Training Centre (B.P.T.C.) and a Green House for development of tissue culture in the campus.

3) Determining focus point of activities of departments.* Continuation of innovative education process by organizing focus point of

activities for 26 departments. (See Annexure – A—I )4) Furtherance of tie - up with agencies to undertake research and

extension activities.* Climate monitoring centre project proposed and sanctioned by H.S.B.C.

(Hong Kong Shanghai Banking Corporation).It is attached to the department of Geography of our college.To promote research activities in the college small projects like soil testing water analyses undertaken by the chemistry department with the involvement of learners. Students are involved in preparing small projects and surveys.

5) Continuation of Reach out programs.* The members of the faculty continued to visit junior colleges delivered

lectures for the procurement of quality input in to the institution.6) Organizing lectures by learned personalities.* Science forum of the college arranged a lecture on the topic H1, N1 by Dr.

Venkatraman Hegde.Biotechnology and Biology department organized one days work shop on ANIMAL CLONNING. Dr. Guruprasad Associate professor of Kasturaba Medical College, Manipal delivered the lecture.

7) Wider publicity and orientation about vision and mission of the college.

* Multi point display of vision and mission is arranged. The same is printed in the college prospectus. Orientation is given by the faculty to the learners.

8) To establish and develop Information Communication Technology Centre (I.C.T.) in the college.

* In addition to the internet facilities in the computer department and in the administrative office. An I.C.T. Centre is opened in the library with an investment of 1 lakh.

9) Promotion and motivation for science education.* Divisional level science exhibition is organized in the college for two days

in which more than 300 student participants got inspiration in the field of science education.

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10) Identification and encouragement to the advance learners.* Teaching departments were asked to identify advance learners and

motivate them by giving additional reference books, suggested special readings with extra- care.

11) To make additions of worthy books to the library* For the current academic year books worth Rs. 4,54,032-00 were

purchased and added to the library . These books include quality reference books on different branches of knowledge.

12) To organize talent search day.* It is organized by the Arts Circle of the college to search special talents

like fine art, music and dance.13) Continuation of language skill development programmes.* Faculty members, specially trained in Infosys under Global skill

enhancement programme trained the students in communication skills and computer knowledge. The department of English conducted spoken English training for the learners.

14) Enhancement of activities of Researchers’ Forum.* Learned personalities are invited to deliver lectures on various branches of

research opportunities and funding agencies.15) Send up programme for outgoing students.* Out going students were bid a warm fare –well which would make them to

keep in touch with the institution even after the completion of their degree course.

3) OTHER PLANS

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1) To conduct state level conference on Natural Heritage of Coastal Karnataka.

* Department of history has taken initiative to organize a state level seminar on Natural Heritage of Coastal Karnataka on 1st October 2009. A souvenir by name NISARGA NIDHI is also published. ( For details see Annexure –II )2) To develop indoor garden along with trees with utilitarian value.* With a view to contribute to the enrichment of educational environment in the campus indoor garden development is implanted with an expenditure of Rs 1,25,000, lawns flowers greeneries added to the attraction.3) Development of archeological museum: * As a part of improvement of social science branch in the college, an additional Archeological museum is established in the department of history. Rare statues sculptures monuments and scripts collected and preserved with an expenditure of Rs 75,000.4) To improvise the furniture in the ladies common room.* Fourteen steel sofa cum bed sets purchased for the use of ladies common-room with an expenditure of Rs 80,000 .5) Strengthening of career guidance and placement cell.* To strengthen the placement cell of the college an additional career guidance officer and a skill development team is being constituted in the college.

PART – B

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Q 1. Activities reflecting the goals and objectives of the institution.

* The institution has continued its honest efforts to accomplish the

objectives as conveyed in the prospectus distributed for the learners about

academic and non academic activities spread throughout the year. Human

Resource development with focus on knowledge procurement, skill

development, leadership training, social awareness, national integration

and development of sportsman spirit are the guiding factors behind

the design of activities of the year. The number and nature of activities

directly or indirectly reflect the vision and growing prospects. The

activities clearly indicate that the efficient teaching and non-teaching

team is making its honest effort to prove that the out put of the institution

fit for job and fit for life at the exit point.

* Providing admissions to the available courses and combinations to all

deserving students denying none from the opportunity to learn.

* Counseling with parents and students at the time of admissions.

* Induct the freshers with a warm well-come, acquainting the opportunities

and facilities available at the institution.

* Training sport persons, selections and encouraging to participate at the

university and inter- university level competition.

* Involvement of students in community service.

* Conducting skill and personality development activities.

* To invite private companies for campus interviews.

* Motivating the students to take part in music, art and dance.

* Students’ association with social service organization.

* Conducting free and fair college elections in healthy atmosphere.

* Inculcating patriotism with the celebrations of National festivals.

* Providing comfortable accommodation for girls in Hostels.

* Promoting the activities of Union and Gymkhana.

* Introduction of diploma course in soft skills.

* programme.

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* Involvement of students in various curricular and extra curricular

activities & competitions.

* Encouragement and guidance for the publication of Monthly Magazine

“Srajana’’ by the department of Journalism.

* Extra effort to help the poor learners conducting remedial classes.

* Organizing endowment and memorial lectures.

* Motivating teachers to undertake research projects.

* Honoring and encouraging the distinct performers in sports and other

competitions.

* Programmes on environmental awareness.

* Training in writing skill, speech and debate.

* Blood donation camps by NCC and Red Cross units.

* Career guidance from CLHRD extension centre of the college.

* Training sports persons, selections and encouraging to participate at the

university and inter–university level competitions.

* Involvement of students in community services.

* Conducting skill and personality development activities.

Q.2. New academic programmes initiated:

Institution has taken the initiative for the establishment of Bio-tec

Finishing School to orient the graduates so as to make them ready to

work in industries

The College has established Information Communication Center ( I.C.T )

at the library with continuous internet connectivity available to learners

and the staff.

The Botany department has created a Nature Awareness Learning Center

In the Medicinal Plant garden for use of students of life- science.

Q.3. Innovation in curricular design and transaction:

As a step towards making the university education more relevant to the

present needs, the newly framed university semester syllabus has

incorporated the much needed concepts like Indian Constitution,

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Personality development, communicative skill, environmental studies

Human Right lessions, computer Application etc.

Faculty members participated and contributed new ideas while designing

university syllabus.

Q.4. Inter-disciplinary programmes started.

With the attempt of generating employability. “The Global

Enhancement” training was conducted for final year degree students. Two

teachers specially trained by INFOSYS Mysore trained the students in

English language enhancement and analytical skills.

Motivated the students to prepare project reports on current issues like

“Terrorism” “H1 N1” and “Global Warming” etc.

With the intention of developing scientific temper, students were guided

to make a study on recent scientific developments like ‘Life on Mars’,

‘Water on moon’, “Bio-diversity” and prepare reports.

To develop research attitude and also to enhance the skill of students to

interact with the Govt. officers, Doctors and other officials, taking

interviews and collecting information, different field studies were under

taken.

The following field work reports submitted by the students of Sociology.

STUDENTS OF SOCIOLOGY HAVE UNDERTAKEN THE FOLLOWING FIELD WORK.

Project Undertaken Area selected for field work

1. “Akshara Dasoha” (Mid-day meal programme)

All primary Schools in Sirsi

2. Plastic Waste Management Sirsi Town

3. Role of Anganawadi in Community development

A study of Sirsi Taluk

4. Facilities provided for physically challenged

A Survey of Sirsi Taluk.

5. Role of Gram Panchayat in Rural Development

Gram Panchayat of Siddapur Taluk

Q.5. Examination reforms implemented:9

The implementation of semester system at the graduation level intensified

the process of students’ performance evaluation. Examination for every

six months made the learning activity more rigorous and intensified. The

introduction of internal assessment scheme made the students to involve

seriously on seminars, project work, assignments and discussions. Two

tests between each semester made the evaluation of students, performance

more accurate. Question papers for the tests are set in the model of

semester examination. Answer scripts timely assessed and given back to

the students to acknowledge them about their performance. The result

sheets of internal marks circulated among the students.

Q.6. Candidates qualified NET/ SLET/GATE etc.

--- Nil ----

Q.7 Initiatives towards faculty development programme:

To gear up research activity and also to motivate the faculty members to

involve in research activities ‘Researchers Forum’ has been established.

Meetings conducted in regular intervals to monitor the activities and to

discuss the progress. Faculty member availed ample opportunities for

their development and took successful steps towards self betterment by

way of research projects, contributing articles, presenting seminar papers,

attending seminars and workshops, delivering lectures, publishing books

and taking various responsibilities.

(For details see Annexure–III)

Q.8 Total number of seminars/ workshops conducted.

Sl.No. Date Programme Resource Person

involved.1. 11-8-2009 Lecture : on “Environmental

Problems” (Organized by the Dept. of Geography)

Shri Narayan Hegde, Gadikai.

2. 13-8-2009 Endowment Lecture :“Samskrita Samskiriti”

1. Prof. G.K. Hegde, Retd. Prof. L.B. College, Sagar.

2. Prof. P.M. Hegde,

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Retd. Prof. M.M.Arts & Science, College, Sirsi

3. 14-8-2009 Lecture Programme:Topic : Awareness about H1N1 (arranged by the Science Forum of the college.

1.

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Dr. Venkatraman Hegde Sirsi

4. 15-8-2009 Interaction between students and police Topic: “Role of Police in Providng security to public”

1.

2.

3.

Shri Ullas R. Vernekar (DYSP)

Shri J.M. Karunakr Shetty (Circle Inspector)

Shri Umamaheshwar P.S.I., Sirsi

5. 25-8-2009 Three days workshop for High School science teachers organized by ____

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

Dr. A.K. Kini

Prof. S.S. Bhat

Prof. S.N. Bhat

Dr. V.S. Upadhya

Prof. H.K. Hegde

Prof. K.N. Reddy.

.1 Public Education Dept.

(U.K.)2 Science Forum of North

Kanara Dist.3. M.M.Arts & Science

College

6. 29-8-2009 Tingala Belaku Programme:Topic : “Importance of Humor” organized by Dept.of Kannada

Prof. M.Ramesh Retd .Professor.

7. 24-9-2009 Lecturer :Topic : “New Critical Theories in Literature”(Organized by Dept.of English)

Dr. P.KannanProf. in English Karnataka College, Dharwad

8. 26-9-2009 Lecturer programme:1. Molecular cloning 1. Dr. P.K. Bhat

Dr. A.V. Baliga College, Kumta

2. Linkage & Crossing over(Organized by Science Forum)

2. Dr. Prakash PanditDr. A.V. Baliga College Kumta

9. 14-10-209 One day UGC sponsored state level seminar: Topic : “Natural Heritage of

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Coastal Karnataka”10. 6-10-2009 “Nisarganehi”- Book Exhibition

programme was arranged on the eve of 75th Birth anniversary of Late Shri Krishnanand Kamat (Famous scientist)

-Smt.Josna Kamat(Daughter of Mr.Kamat )

11. 24-10-2009 Animation Awareness : Demonstration on 2D, 3D, DTP programme

Mr. Jayaraj, Hubli.

12. 28-10-2009 Workshop: “Dharana Samarthya” Organized by Western Ghat Task force Bangalore.

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13. 22-01-2010 Classical Dance Demonstration on “Indian Classical Dance” organized by the Dept. of Music

Smt. Manjula Subramanya Puttur, D.K.

14. 23-10-201024-10-2010

Dharwad Zonal level science Exhibition & Competition:Topic “Save Planet Earth” Organized by

1. Shri Vishweshwar Hegde, KageriHon’ble minister for Primary & Secondary Bangalore.

1. Academy of Karnataka Science and Technology Bangalore.

2. Prof. Kodandarammaya, Director of Collegiate Education Bangalore.

2. Karnataka State Science Forum Bangalore

3. Prof. SankanurVice President Karnataka State Science Forum

3. The Collegiate Education Bangalore.

4. M.M. Arts & Science College Sirsi

15. 29-01-2010 “Sanskritika Sinchana”A seminar, (Organized by

1. Shri G. Jagadish A.C. Sirsi

1. Tourism dept.Govt.of Karnataka

2. Shri Shivanand Kalave

2. Dept. of History M.M.College Sirsi

3. Shri Amruta Joshi

16. 1-2-2010 S.R. KadaveEndowment lecture: Topic : “Science, Communication &

Shri. Nagesh Hegde

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Development of Journalism (On this occasion 3 books of Shri Nagesh Hegde were released)

17. 2-2-2010 Lecture on “Bio-diversity of Uttara Kannada & Bird anatomy” Organized by Eco-club of Geography Dept.

Shri P.D. Sudharshan Ornithologist.

18. 19-2-2010 Lecture on the topic “Life & Writings of Dinkar Desai” organized by Literary wing.

Shri Ashok Hasayagar Editor Lokadwani.

19. 13-3-2010 One day programme on ‘Personality Development and Women Empowerment’ for college students

1.2.3.

Dr. P.S. HaliyalDr. Chi. RameshDr. Jadar

20. 20-3-2010 One day workshop on Animal cloning, organized by the dept. Of Biotechnology & Biology

Dr. GuruprasadKMC Manipal

21. 5-4-2010 Inauguration of History Musium by Shri Gangadharendra Swamiji of Swarnavalli Math

Mr. Basavarj Horatti Ex- Minister.

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Q.9. Research Projects: Six minor project proposals submitted to UGC. Five of them have been

already sanctioned. The remaining project is expected to be sanctioned.

One major project is in progress and three minor projects are also in

progress.

Q.10. Patents generated if any:

---- Nil -----

Q.11. New collaborative research programmes :

The institution achieved the collaborative research activity with the

European Research Organization “Global Earth Watch”. The Indian

Institute of Science, Bangalore extended its co-operation to conduct

applied research in Uttara Kannada district relating to Ecological

Imbalance and Climate Changes. Meetings are conducted to continue the

course of action under the guidance of Dr. Ravindranath of IISC

Bangalore.

Q.12. Research grants received:

Rs.4 lakh and twenty seven thousand received from UGC for minor

research project of Dr. A. .K Kini., Dr. M. G. Hegde, Shri. R.V.

Hegde, Shri. V. V. Hegde, and Dr. T. S. Halemane.

Q.13. Details of Research Programmes:

Sl.No. Name of the faculty Members

Title of the research Project

Grant sanctioned from UGC

1. Dr. R.Y. Khan

M.R.P. in Humanities.Education and Adoption of Agricultural Innovations.

Rs. 95,000.00

2. Prof. B.K. Kemparaju

M.R.P.In Humanities Rural Development in Uttara Kannada Dist. Of Karnataka. A case study of S.G.S.Y.

Rs. 1,10,000.00

3. Prof. R.N. Nayak

M.R.P. in ScienceInformation and Adaption of Agricultural Innovations : A Case

Rs. 75,000.00

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study of Uttara Kannada Dist. Of Karnataka State.

4. Dr. A.K. Kini

M.R.P. in ScienceSynthesis, Charecterization and Biological activity studies of some quinolone complexes of 3d – Transition metals”.

Rs. 95,000.00

5. Dr. M.G. Hegde

M.R.P. in LiteratureFilial love reflected in Bhasa and Kalidasa’s work

Rs. 75,000.00

6. Shri R.V. Hegde

M.R.P. in MusicThe way of Hindustani Classical Music in U. Kannada district of Karnataka

Rs. 1,25,000.00

7. Shri V. V. Hegde

M.R.P. in Library ScienceUtilization and problems of rural libraries in U. Kannada district of Karnataka State.

Rs. 65,000.00

8. Dr. T.S. Halemane

M.R.P.In Humanities Developmental Model for tourism potentialities in U. Kannada District of Karnataka State

Rs. 67,000.00

Q.14. Citation Index of faculty members and impact factor:

- No –

Q.15. Honours / Awards to the faculty:

The distinct achievements of the faculty members that have caught the

common eye are as under.

The Head of the institution has been conferred with following honours.

1) Member of College Development Council

2) Vice President Quality Consortium, a voluntary organization of

college teachers at state level.

3) Member of Karnataka University Board of Career guidance and

Employment information.

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4) President of Bharat Seva Dal unit of Sirsi Taluk.

The learned members of the staff of English and Sanskrit have written

and published books.

A talented faculty from music department has been recognized as ‘A’

grade artist and programmes are both broadcast and telecast.

A faculty member of Chemistry department is continued as the District

representative of “Chem-Forum’ of Karnataka University Dharwad.

A faculty member from Kannada department has been awarded as

“Sahitya Poshaka” by Bharati Sahitya Pratishtana Dandeli.Q.16. Resources Generated.

Source. Resources Generated.1. Advertisement in “Mayur”- College

Magazine.5,000/-

2. From the students for Campus Development, Lab Development, Library development

1,44,200/- 74,600/-1,08,150/-

3. From the parents for college Maintenance. 15,86,200/-

4. Computer Lab Development fund. 2,66,000/-

Q.17. Details of departments getting COSIST / DST, FIST etc. assistance /

recognition:

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Q.18 Community Services:

The institution has continued its mission of extending its valuable service

to the community. Having a strong faith that the ultimate goal of

education as a means to achieve Socio-Economic progress through

awakening the consciousness of the community. The institution is putting

its efforts to inculcate values, eradicate ignorance, empower with

knowledge, expanding the outlook, and prepare the young generation to

face the challenges and to take up responsibilities. The following notable

activities and services are as under.

College provides admission opportunity to all eligible aspirants

irrespective of cast, creed or economic status.

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The KSOU (Mysore) centre housed at the institution provides opportunity

to persue education in varied disciplines.

As one of the district Centers for conducting common entrance test (CET)

for professional courses. PU Students of 6 Talukas are provided the

facility to write examination.

Accommodation to girl students of the nearby Taluks is provided in the

institution Ladies Hostel enabling them to attend CET Coaching classes.

Budget analysis and discussions by the department of economies.

Off campus exhibition of noted books.

On holidays the open air theatre is used by the public to conduct cultural

programmes.

Interested public is always invited to Memorial lectures, Endowment

lectures music and dance programmes.

Interested local youths are allowed to take admission for Diploma Course

in Kathak.

Protection and preservation of historical monuments available in the

surrounding areas.

The post office branch, situated in the college campus is well utilized by

the public of the surrounding layouts.

MES Career guidance centre is extending its services in training youth for

competitive examinations and library facility is open for the alumni and

other pursuing youths.

MES Vidyarthi Souhardha Co-operative Society benefited many students

of the adjacent layouts in getting stationeries. This unit is owned and

managed by students and teachers.

Students of Govt. College are accommodated to write University

examination of each semester in the college.

Well equipped and well maintained MES Multi Gymnasium is kept open

for students, Alumni and interested local youth.

Training the unemployed graduates to take K.A.S. examination.17

By Staff :

REACH OUT PROGRAMMES:

Sl. No. Organized By Reach out

beneficiariesProgramme

DateMode of extension

programme

1. Dept. of Kannada

B. Grade govt. servants Sirsi 18-2-2010

Given training to B. grade govt. servants to implement Kannada Properly.

2. Dept. of English

Chaitanya P.U. College, Sirsi 25-2-2010

Future opportunities in studying English as optional subject in B.A. Course.

3. Dept. of English

Lioness Club Sirsi 14-8-2010

Lecturer on involvement of women in social service.

4. Dept. of Economics

Chaitanya College, Sirsi 20-1-2010

A work shop conducted on Economical Growth in India.

5. Dept. of English

P.U.College Yadalli. 27-2-2010

A lecture delivered on Importance of English in the present day life.

6. Dept. of Zoology

Karwar District High School, Teachers

30-10-2009Delivered a special lecture on Neural and hormonal control.

7. Dept. of Geography

P.U. College, Yadalli. 18-5-2010 Lecture delivered on

“Time Management”.

In addition to the above list a few Philanthropic members of the staff are

helping the social cause by lending their helping hands to the needy by being

members of the well heard NGOs like Lions, Rotary, Ishwariya Vidhyala and

Santwana etc.

By Students under the guidance of Staff:

Environmental awareness education for rural people.

Collection of relief fund for flood affected people.

Social service through NSS & NCC

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Blood donation by students.

( For details see Annexure-- V and IV )

Q.19. Teachers and officers newly recruited:

Four teachers, two office attenders are appointed on contract basis.

Q.20. Teaching – Non teaching staff ratio:

Teaching - 52

Non teaching - 32

Ratio - ≈ 2:1

Q.21 Improvements in the Library services:

The institution has a spacious (with 11,000 Sq.ft. built up area) and well

equipped library with the present holding of 59650 books. This main

learning resource provides user friendly service. The highlights of the

services offered during the academic year are as under.

The freshers to the institution are informed of the facilities available in

the library.

2532 new books worth of Rs.4,54,032/- have been added to the library.

12 Journals worth of Rs.7500/- have been subscribed for the exclusive

use of learners and teachers.

Q.22 New books/ journals subscribed and their value:

No. of books purchased during the Year : 2532

Value - 4.54,032/-

New Journals:

1. Indian Academy of Sciences, Bangalore - 1400-00

2. Competition Affairs - 350-00

3. Indian Journal of Finance, New Delhi. - 1000-00

4. Indian Journal of Marketing, New Delhi. - 1000-00

5. International Journal of Chemical Sciences, Rajastan

- 1500-00

6. Yoga Publications, Hubli - 600-00

7. Atlantic Literary review, New Delhi Quarterly - 600-0019

8. Journal of English Language in India Chennai. - 250-00

9. «eÁÕ£À ¸ÀAUÁw ªÀiÁ¸À ¥ÀwæPÉ, PÀ£ÀßqÀ «« ºÀA¦

- 180-00

10. The Hindu, Survey of the environment 2010 –(Annually)

- 60-00

11. The Hindu, Survey of Indian Industry- 2010 (Annually)

- 60-00

12. The Hindu, Survey; of Indian Agriculture-2009 (Annually)

- 60-00

(For Details see Annexure VIII )

Q.23. Courses in which student assessment of teachers is introduced and

the action taken on student feed back:

1. The process of evaluation of the institutional potential is taken with the

view of reaching excellence. A questionnaire format was given to outgoing

students. Most of the students answered all the questions.

2. Evaluation of teachers was also taken for each term.

3. Student feed back was objectively attended and impressions were

processed for the over all improvement of the institution.

4. As a post analysis move on teacher evaluation, the head of the institution

councells the deficient staff and extends the help of the senior staff to

overcome the teaching challenges.

5. Some of the student responses are as under.

a) About 60% of the students wanted to go for higher education and 35%

of them wanted to take up job. 5% of them wanted to be at home

assisting their parents in agriculture.

b) The opinion about Teachers is varied right from the word “average” to

“Excellent”. About 85% of the students have satisfaction about the

teachers and departments.

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c) Students wanted the extension of internet facility for more number of

computers.

d) Some students have mixed opinion about library books. Some of them

are happy that they can get more number of reference books on most of

the subjects.

e) Students desired to have an ambience in the College which would enable

them to communicate easily in English.

6. Student suggestions:

The following suggestions have been made by the students for the

improvement of the campus.

a) A beautiful garden in the middle of the campus.

b) Proper water facility for Toilets.

c) A separate lunch room for girls.

7. Action taken:

The impressions of the students feed back is brought to the notice of

higher committees.

The measures have been taken to fulfill the requirements and

expectations of the students.

24. Unit cost of Education:

Salary + Maintenance + Union & Gym Expenses

Number of Students.

Unit cost of education:

1,62,86,140 + 11,54,167 + ,96,543 = Rs.24,946/-

703

Q.25. Computerization of administration and the process of admissions

and examination results, issue of certificates:

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1. Computerization and Administration:

* Office automation system is up-graded with the addition of quality

computers.

* Multi-functional Xerox machine is for the office use.

* Information sought by higher officer sent in the form of email and CDs.

* Student admission process, accounts transactions, UGC fund utilization

details, application details, staff service information and yearly result

reading have been computerized.

2. Admission Process:

* According to the mission of the institution admission is given to all

eligible students.

* Prospectus containing necessary information about the course patterns,

institutional code of conduct, facilities and opportunities available, up to

date academic calendar etc. are provided to the aspirants who seek

admission.

* The list of selected candidates is promptly displayed to maintain

transference in admission process.

* Admission committee works out the modalities for the smooth and

systematic admission.

3. Examination Results:

Result Highlights of 2008-09

V Semester

100% results achieved in English Basic, Kannada Basic, Hindi Basic,

Political Science, Economics, Applied Statistics, Journalism, Geography,

Sanskrit Optional, Electronics, and Computer Science.

Passing percentage in B.A. 90.74%

Passing percentage in B.Sc. 91.49%

VI Semester

100% results achieved in English Basic, Sanskrit Basic, Hindi Basic,

Sanskrit Opt, Kannada Opt, Music, Economics, Political Science, 22

Sociology, Geography, Applied Statistics, Journalism, Botany, Zoology,

Electronics, O. Computer Science and Bio-technology subjects.

Passing percentage in B.A. 96.19%

Passing percentage in B.Sc. 88.17.%

(For details see Annexure –XI )

4. Issue of certificates:

Marks card, passing certificates, character certificates, and Transfer

certificates issued to the out going students without causing any delay.

Q.26. Increase in infrastructural facilities:

The MES Management is keenly interested in creating appropriate

learning atmosphere aiming to develop the institution as an intellectual

capital. The infrastructural potential of the institution is annually enriched

by the perfect planning and timely execution. Efforts are made for the

optimum use of the existing infrastructure and new additions are the

common features.

Enhancement in the infrastructure facility 2009-10

Sl.No Particulars Amount Utilized1 Installation of C.C. - T.V With a Dozen

Cameras 85,000-00

2 Bio-Metric Attendance System 26000-003 Additional Computers 1,20,000-004 Renovation of front portion of the college 4,40,000-005 Laboratory Equipments 2,00,000-006 Inter-com facility for 22 depts. 70,000-007 Archeological Museum 75,000-008 Replacement of the flooring of the College

building corridors 3,50,000-00

9 I.C.T. Center in Library 1,00,000-0010 Library books purchased 4,54,032-0011 Steel Sofas for ladies common room 80,000-00

Total 20,00 ,032-00

Q.27. Technology Up-gradation:

Sl.No. Name of Department

Equipments purchased (2009-2010) Amount Utilized

1. Physics Function Generator, A.C. 70,000-0023

Millivoltmeter, Decade Inductance & Capacitance boxes, G.M. Tube, Dual power supply, Signal generator, Goniometer. Intercom facility, and Biometric attendance.

2. ChemistryAnalytical Balances (04), Laboratory Scale (2)And other glass waves

43,500-00

3. Botany & Zoology Micro – Image 1,00,000-004. Mega Scope 4,500-00

5. Bio-Technology 1) Heater2) Binocular Microscope

2,000-0015,000-00

6. Computer Compaq Computers – 05 1,33,250-00

Q.28. Computer and internet access and training to teachers and students:

* Teachers are free to make use of Computers and Inter-net both at the

office and Library.

* Students have access to computers and internet handling as apart of

curriculum.

Q.29. Financial aid to students:

Efforts are made to extend financial help to the needy and deserving

students in the form of endowments, scholarships, charity funds and some

time the staff members also lend their helping hands.

Totally 68 students received endowment. Prizes instituted by various

philanthropists with an amount of Rs.33,893/-

174 students received Scholarships amounting to Rs.4,44,343/-

List of Scholarships Sanctioned and Distributed for the year 2009--10Sl. No.

Name of the Scholarships No. of Students

Amount Sanctioned

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1234567891011

Dr. C. V. Raman ScholarshipS. C. ScholarshipS.T. ScholarshipSanchi Honnamma ScholarshipDempo ScholarshipSpices Board ScholarshipPost-Metric ScholarshipHoranadu ScholarshipBackward and Minority ScholarshipKUD Science And Technology ScholarshipSC. ST. Prize Amount Scholarship

301949101412615616

1,50,000-00 89,782-00 17.974-00 18,000-00 7,000-00 750-00 45,737-00 9,100-00 60,000-00 30,000-00 16,000-00

Total Rs

4,44,343.-00

The MES Employees Co-operative society’s Charitable fund for the poor

has assisted 19 students with an amount of Rs.9850/-

58 students were sent to participate at higher level competitions in debate,

Quiz, sports and other extra-curricular activities at an expenditure of

Rs.96,543/-

The department of Sanskrit procured Rs 4000/- as Sanskrit Scholarship

from “Rashtriya Sanskrit Samsthan” New Delhi and distributed to 1

student who have got minimum of 60% in Sanskrit subject.

Apart from these, the university ‘Blues’ and students of ‘Outstanding

Achievements’ are honoured with moments and cash prizes on the

Founders-day occasion. Winners at the various institutional level

competitions are also encouraged with cash prizes.

Q.30. Activities and support from the Alumni Association.

The institution is proud of its innumerable distinct products and many of

them have close-ties with their Almamater. Now and then they contribute

to the academic folds of the institution in the form of participation in

seminars, experience sharing sessions etc. In the annual special feature

programme of the college called “Hosachiguru Haleberu” alumni of

varied interest came together in large number on a common platform and

showcased their talents.

Q.31. Activities and support from the parent teacher association25

The institution believes in team-oriented culture and has built-up a

compatible relationship with society, co-operation from parents, as

primary stake holders is always expected. Solidarity with parent folk is

established by sticking to following practices.

At the time of admission parents are asked to accompany their children.

A cordial invitation extended to visit the institution to acknowledge the

progress of their children.

Efforts are on to improve the involvement of more and more parents in

the periodical meets with the staff & management.

Q.32. Health Services:

A multi- Gymnasium in the campus for the benefit of staff and student.

Free medical checkup for each students with the assistance of the local

IMA.

Health awareness lectures.

First aid facility in the sports wing.

Yoga and Pranayama training sessions for the staff and students.

Periodical spiritual and value–oriented lectures to inculcate harmonious

and healthy living.

Regular blood donation, blood grouping hemoglobin check campus by

the service units.

Q.33. Performance in sports activities:

The sports wing was committed to continue its good work all through the

year by consolidating the available resource it swung into action to fulfill

the student needs. The institution took lead in the field with fine show by

students at various university / state level competitions. To present a few

distinct achievements:

1. Inter Collegiate Ball Badminton Competition and Selection of Karnataka

University were held on 29,30 and 31 August 2009 in S.E.S. Arts and

Commerce College, Gadag. The Students of our college team while displaying

the game artistically, under the guidance of Nisha P. Britto, B.Sc.III, defeated

the team of Talikote College and became the champions of the University for 26

the 2nd time consecutively, after defeating them by direct sets, Nisha P. Britto,

Soumya V. Hegde, B.A. II, Sindhu V. Hegde B.A.II and Tabassum A Shaikh,

B.Sc.II were selected as University “Blues”, to represent the university is

women’s Ball Badminton team, at all India Inter University sports meet held in

Periyar University, SELUM, Tamilnadu.

2. In the zonal level Inter collegiate chess tournament held at Basaveshwar Arts

College, Bagalkot from 14-9-2009 to 18-9-2009, the boys of our college played

very well to win 2nd position.

3. Ravindra Bhat, B.A.I bagged 3rd prize in Karnataka University level Body

Building competition held on 8-10-2009 and 9-10-2009 at Shivaji Arts &

Commerce college, Baad, Karwar

PRANAHUTI YOGA TANTRA FOR TRANSFORMATION

Modern life style while giving many attractive facilities, creates many

physical and mental problems too. Our physical education dept. which is aware

that meditation is the best way to rid us of all these problems, arranged for a

lecture by “Shri Ramachandra Mission” on 4-11-2009 for the staff and other

interested people.

Aryabhata awardee Dr. Venkatraman Hegde and National Yoga

Champion Dr. Prakash Puttur conducted yoga classes from 6-11-2009 to 12-11-

2009in our college, under the aegis of physical Education Dept.

In the inter collegiate Athletics held at R.P.D. Arts College, Belgaum

from 28-10-2009 to 31-10-2009 our students bagged prizes in shot- put and

discuss throw and relay.

8 sportsmen of our college under the leadership of Anand Gowli,

participated in the tiger count programme conducted by the forest dept. from

22-10-2010 to 27-10-2010

Our students also participated in the 3rd zonal level table Tennis

tournament at Siddapur college on Feb. 10th and 11th 2010, in the 3rd Zonal level

Kabaddi tournament at J.C. college, Ankola on 9th March 2010 and also in the

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volleyball tournament for boys at Sadashivagad college in the two days event

from 11-3-2010 to 12-3-2010.

April 12 and 13, 2010 witnessed the Triumph of our girl students who

bagged 2nd prize at Arts and science college, Munavalli in the Yogasana

competitions.

Our students who have participated at the Taluka Dasara Sports Meet.

Tabasum a Shaikh won Gold Medal in Shot put and discuss throw, while

Santosh Saler B.A. III won gold medal in 100 m running race.

On April 4, 2010, our Annual sports meet was conducted, some sport

events were also specially conducted for the staff, who participated in the event

with enthusiasm. B.Sc.II team stood first in the inter class cricket tournament,

while the B.A.- III students won the 2nd prize.

All the activities of the dept. of physical education were conducted very

smoothly, for the year 2009-10.

Q.34. Incentive to outstanding sports persons:

Adequate sports materials timely provided.

Timely coaching and supply of sports wear.

A memento and cash prize to each outstanding sports person.

The deserving invariably sent to higher competitions.

On annual sports day many class wise and individual competitions are

held and the winners honoured with medals and cash prize.

Q.35 Student achievement and awards:

The overall quality enhancement ambience maintained in the institution

boosted the students to perform well in both curricular and extra

curricular activities. The details of the achievements during the year are

as under.

2nd rank to the university in B.A.III examination.

7th and 8th rank for Karnataka University in B.Sc III Examinations.

Two Gold Medals from Karnataka University for getting highest marks

In Mathematics and Music respectively28

Students won 12 prizes in the zonal level youth Festivals.

5 Students won prizes at the inter–zonal level Youth Festival competition.

17 Prizes in the regional / District level competitions like music, dance,

speech, and debate. (For details see Annexure –VII )

Four ‘University Blues’ to represent Karnataka University Ball-

Badminton Team. ( For details see Annexure-IX )

Participation in the inter-university Ball-Badminton tournaments held at

Periyar University SELAM Tamil Nadu

Music program by student broad cast on All India Radio.

51 students participated in different NCC camps. 29 NCC cadets attended CTTC camp held at Shirwad Karwar Music program by student broad cast on All India Radio.

50 students participated in different NCC camps. 30 NCC cadets attended CTTC camp held at Shirwad Karwar

Q.36. Activities of guidance and counseling unit .

The counseling system is switched over to mentor system under which

students are divided and allotted to each staff-member for personal attention to

contribute to learners’ development. Mentors at their convenience through

formal and informal approach guide counsel and teach the students to develop

positive attitude, to have constructive approach, to handle their academic and

non-academic issues during the course of their studies. A book containing the

detailed information of the learners’ and teachers’ observation maintained for

record purpose.

Q.37. Placement services provided to students:

The placement cell has been leading students to the portals of corporate

world by disseminating occupational information, training them to

become employable and making arrangement for job induction. The cell

with a renewed focus reaffirmed with its idea that the personality in 29

students should go in tandem with academics to get an opportunity in the

multi-dimensional world.

(For details see annexure- VI)

Q.38. Development programme for the non-teaching staff.

The Office assistants are encouraged work on computers and manage all

the official transactions through inter-net.

Q.39. Healthy Practices:-

The institutional quality efforts are nourished by adopting certain healthy

practices. Almost all the good practices as mentioned in past reports

continued to work in the system and a few more were implemented with an

intention to give a better base to the quality process.

Induction programme at the beginning of the year to the 1st year degree

students and send off to the final year students at the end of the course.

Departmental linkage with old students.

Academic Review meetings in the middle of the academic year.

Student Uniform / Dress code.

Providing affordable education to all the eligible.

Encouragement of individual and collective responsibility among

students.

Extend education beyond class-room and encompass other important

facets of student life.

Respecting the student charter involving them in the main stream as

suggested by accrediting authorities.

Encouraging students to desist from any kind of arrogance and to develop

multi-faith tolerance.

Faculty–friendly and transparent governance.

Training students to be tomorrow’s candidates, providing wholesome

education

Lessons on team–building and critical thinking.

Identifying the latent in students.

An alert and timely responding grievance redresal cell.30

Students involvement in campus development work.

Q.40. Linkage with international bodies –

Global Earth Watch Team approached our institution through Indian

Institute of Science Bangalore to conduct applied research in Uttar

Kannada district relating to ecological imbalance and climate changes.

Two meetings were held for preliminary discussions. Idea conceived as

per the guidance of Dr. Ravindranath of IISc. Bangalore.

Q.41. Any other relevant information the institution wishes to add:-

No.

PART – C

DETAILS OF THE PLAN OF THE INSTITUTION FOR

THE NEXT YEAR.

The institution has adapted the concept of quality assurance and

initiatives. It is heading towards the successful implementation of quality

management and also believed that a collective effort has to be evolved to

forward this quality campaign. Many prospective plans envisioned in the past

academic year have been implemented with great success with the support of

the Management. A few that could not pick up stream will be attended with all

seriousness in the moths to come. Every possible effort will be sorted out to

enhance quality improvement. For an overall extension of quality education, 31

both idealistic long term and realistic short term plans and targets have been

conceptualized for the forth coming year.

FURTHER PLANS.

1) To take up the construction of Golden Jubilee Memorial Hall of the College.

2) To work out the plan about Golden Jubilee programmes.3) To setup endangered plants production and development centre in the

campus.4) To take initiative to set up Nature Awareness Learning centre in the

medicinal plant Garden.5) To make arrangement for periodical medical care availability in the

campus.6) To take steps to fill up existing vacancies in the teaching staff.7) To set up additional equipment in the audio-visual centre.8) To organize additional research and extension activities of researchers

forum of the college.9) Arrangement for orientation and placement of learners after the

completion of graduation (arranging for campus interviews)10) To provide for leak proof roofing in the first floor of the old building. 11) Extension of I.C.T. (Information Communicative Technology) to the

learners.12) To take initiative to establish bio-tech finishing school in the college.13) To take steps for lab renovation and improvements.14) To take initiatives for the development of faculty in various departments.15) To organize university level indoor sports tournament in the college16) To take all possible steps for the promotion of cultural activities by

organizing youth festival in the college.17) To organize talent search programme in the college.18) To add more computers to the computer lab.

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ANNEXURE--I

Focus Point of Activities of the Departments

Sr. No. Name of the Department Focus Point of Activity1 English Spoken English classes (Communication skill)2 Kannada Literary activity3 Hindi Spoken Hindi classes4 Sanskrit Value Education5 History Heritage Awareness6 Economics Economic analysis of burning issues7 Geography Geographic Information service8 Sociology Community awareness9 Political Science Human Rights Education10 Statistics Data Analysis and Interpretation 11 Physics Home appliances repair orientation

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12 Chemistry Imparting analytical techniques13 Botany Medicinal plant development14 Zoology Environmental awareness15 Computer Science Animation-techniques16 Bio-technology Tissue culture17 Physical Education Yoga18 NCC Leadership & first aid training19 NSS Social Service20 Red Cross Health Education21 Mathematics Numerical ability development22 Music Classical Dance23 Library Knowledge point attention24 Personality Development Employability training & Career Guidance25 SWO Learner’s Helpline26 SC/ST cell Learners benefit information service

ANNEXURE--II

STETE LEVEL SEMINAR ON NATURAL HERITAGE OF COASTAL KARNATAKA

With the intention of identifying and acquainting the potentials of the rich

natural heritage of coastal region a U.G.C. sponsored state level seminar was

organized in the college on 1st October, 2009. The coastal Karnataka consists of

three districts. The coast stretches about three hundred kilometers and flanked

by the Arabian sea on one side and various neighboring state on the other. The

western ghat spread over in the region with natural surroundings hills, valleys,

lakes, ponds, river, water falls, water bodies, green areas as a part of our natural

heritage, adds to the beauty of this region and is a home to a large variety of

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flora and founa. This region is a treasure of Natural Heritage inclusive of spots

like Yana, Apsarakonda, Devabhag beach, Malpe beach, Maravante, Kollur

wild life sanctuary, Anashi National Park, Dandeli wilde life sanctuaries,

attiveri bird sanctuary and different water falls. Apart from these many

historical place with ancient monuments add to the richness of the heritage.

Inaugural session spread over one hour and was concluded by 11 a.m. Key

note address by Dr. N.S. Rangaraju, Head of the department of Ancient Indian

History Mysore University, marked the beginning of the academic discussion.

The seminar was inaugurated by Shri Vishweshwar Hegde Kageri, Hon’ble

Minister for Education, Govt. of Karnataka and presided over by Shri

Shantaram Hegde Shigehalli, the President Modern Education Society, Sirsi

Smt. Nela Manjunath, The Commissioner, Department of Archeology and

Museum , Govt. of Karnataka and Shri Anant Ahsishar, President Western Ghat

Task Force, Govt. of Karnataka were the Chief Guest.

The inaugural session was followed by 3 technical sessions on Topics.

i) Tourism Potentialities in Coastal Karnataka.

ii) Tourism and its impact.

iii) Home stay tourism in coastal Karnataka.

iv) Eco-Tourism in costal Karnataka.

v) Wildlife in coastal Karnataka

vi) Tourism and infrastructure.

Finally it was resolved that the lack of knowledge, human aggression,

commercialization, human encroachment are immediate threats found in the

coastal Karnataka to preserve such natural heritage. Proper awareness should

be created among the people to develop these places as eco-tourist spots

which would provide livelihood for may people in the region.

The seminar came to a close with the valedictory function, Prof. K.S.

Nagapathy, Director of Master of Tourism Administration, Mahajan College,

Mysore, was the Chief Guest, the function was presided over by Dr. S.I.

Bhat, Principal of the college.35

A Souvenir consisting of the papers presented and other information was

brought in.

ANNEXURE-III

REPORT OF THE RESEARCH ‘S FORUM

The Researcher’s forum organized, Several meetings and motivated the

teachers to undertake research projects. Project proposals have been

submitted to U.G.C. The following members of the staff have got Minor

Research Projects.

Sl.No. Name of the faculty Members

Title of the research Project

Grant sanctioned from UGC

1. Dr. R.Y. Khan M.R.P. in Humanities.Education and Adoption of Agricultural

Rs. 95,000.00

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Innovations.

2. Prof. B.K. Kemparaju

M.R.P.In Humanities Rural Development in Uttara Kannada Dist. Of Karnataka. A case study of S.G.S.Y.

Rs. 1,10,000.00

3. Prof. R.N. Nayak

M.R.P. in ScienceInformation and Adaption of Agricultural Innovations : A Case study of Uttara Kannada Dist. Of Karnataka State.

Rs. 75,000.00

4. Dr. A.K. Kini

M.R.P. in ScienceSynthesis, Charecterization and Biological activity studies of some quinolone complexes of 3d – Transition metals”.

Rs. 95,000.00

5. Dr. M.G. Hegde

M.R.P. in LiteratureFilial love reflected in Bhasa and Kalidasa’s work

Rs. 75,000.00

6. Shri R.V. Hegde

M.R.P. in MusicThe way of Hindustani Classical Music in U. Kannada district of Karnataka

Rs. 1,25,000.00

7. Shri V. V. Hegde

M.R.P. in Library ScienceUtilization and problems of rural libraries in U. Kannada district of Karnataka State.

Rs. 65,000.00

8. Dr. T.S. Halemane

M.R.P.In Humanities Developmental Model for tourism potentialities in U. Kannada District of Karnataka State

Rs. 67,000.00

The Institution achieved the collaborative research activity with the

European Research Organization “Global Earth Watch”. The “Indian

Institute of Science” Bangalore extended its co-operation to conduct

applied research in Uttara Kannada district relating to ecological imbalance

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and climate changes. Meetings are conducted to continue the course of

action under the guidance of Dr. Ravindranath of I.I.Sc. Bangalore.

A team of Global Earth Watch England, HSBC partners and

representatives of Indian Institute of Science Bangalore visited our college

on 29-11-2009 and interacted with the staff relating to the Proposed

Research Collaboration Activities.

Our Proud Alumnus, Retired professor of Mangalore University and the

member of Karnataka Government Planning Commission Dr.G.V.Joshi

visited our college on 29-12-2009 and interacted with the staff relating to

the subject.

“Higher Education, Research and Development”.

Dr. G.K. Hegde, Scientist and UN representative in the study of Weather

Changes, addressed our staff and members of the Management relating to

the topic “Global Warming” on 01-01-2010.

ANNEXURE--IVM.M. ARTS & SCIENCE COLLEGE, SIRSI

National Service SchemeAnnual Report 2009-10

9-10-2009 Inauguration of Annual Regular Activities By : Shri D.G. Hegde, Jt. Secretary MES Sirsi

2-8-2009 Plantation programme: About 1200 saplings were planted in the college campus.

15-8-200916-8-2009

Various competitions conducted and Formation of Advisory committee and meeting conducted.

19-8-2009 Formation of various groups and responsibility distributed.21-8-2009 Cleaning prog. In Medicinal Plants Garden”.5-9-2009 “NSS Kala Sangama”23-9-2009 Programme conducted on Personality Development.24-9-2009 Various cultural competitions conducted.2-10-2009 Personality Development Prog. and Ghandhi Jayanthi.

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Resource person. Dr. M.G. Hegde , Prof. G.T. Bhat and Prof. S.M. Kamnalli.

4-10-2009 Road repaired in college campus.7-10-2009 Fund collection Jatha in Sirsi Rs.15,750-00 and 10,000 cloths

and 1000 Kg rice collected. Cash was sent to the Chief Ministers Relief Fund.

11-10-2009 Social service by NsS team in Kuravinakoppa, and Hole -Aloor villages of Gadag dist.

15-10-2009 Personality development Prog. by Prof. G.T. Bhat.19-10-2009 Programme on “International Mentally Disabled Day”27-10-2009 Visit- Protection and Preservation of historical monuments of

Sonda fort Sirsi Tq.1-12-2009 Aids Awareness Jatha conducted in Sirsi.27-12-2009 NSS P.O. attended one day workshop organized by NSS

Karnataka University Dharwad.26-1-2010 Actively participated in Blood Donation Camp at Pt. Public

Hospital Sirsi.22-1-2010 Protection of child- labor Jatha in Sirsi conducted. 22-1-2010 &23-1-2010

Volunteers actively participated to organize Regional Level Science exhibition.

2-2-2010 to 11-2-2010

N.S.S. Programme officer of the college attended Training Camp at TOC Mysore.

5-3-2010 to11-3-2010

Five volunteers led by Dr. R.Y. Khan participated in District level leadership camp at Sadashivagad, Karwar.

15-3-2010 Consumer Awareness: A programme Jointly conducted with the Taluka Office Sirsi.

21-3-2010 Health Awareness: A workshop for Degree college Lecturers jointly organized with Dist. Health centre, Sirsi.

22-3-2010 to28-3-2010

Annual Special camp conducted in the Adopted village Belale Tq.Sirsi . The construction work of “ Play Ground” completed by NSS.

23-3-2010 Aids Awareness Jatha in Belale.24-3-2010 ECO- Friendly utilization of Natural resources, Jatha in Belale.25-3-2010 Protection of child- labour Jatha conducted at Arasapur.26-3-2010 Women Empowerment programme at Mantguli village of Sirsi

Taluk conducted

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ANNEXURE-V

7/29 COY NCCM.M. ARTS & SCIENCE COLLEGE, SIRSI

NCC REPORT – 2009-2010This year NCC training activities commenced on the first Sunday of Aug.2009

as per the central training schedule. Many colourful events were carried on at

the Coy and at BN level through out the year and our cadets achieved

excellence in many camps both at the State and National Level.

Among the various events the following major activities topped the NCC

Calendar.

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One SD cadet JUO Venkatraman S.C. attended Tal Sena Camp dated

18th Sept. to Sept.29, 2009 held at New Delhi. He is the only cadet

represented 29 Kar. BN NCC Karwar during the year.

5 SD and 6 SW, a total of 11 cadets attended TSC – I camp held at

Belgaum from June 25 to 4th July 2009

One SD and SW cadet attended TSC II Camp held at APMC Belgaum

from 21 July to 30th July 2009.

One SD and SW cadet attended TSC II camp held at Belgaum and one

SW cadet attended same camp at Mysore from Aug. 1 to 10 th Aug.

2009.

One SD Cadet attended TSC – V camp held at Bijapur dated 6 sept. to

15 sept. 2009.

One SD cadet attended Directorate Selection TSC – II at Bijapur from

23 Aug. to Sept. 1, 2009

32 SD and 27 SW, a total of 59 cadets attended CATC Camp held at

Sagardarshan, Karwar from 16 to 25 Aug. 2009. The contingent

bagged General Champion Trophy.

2 SW cadets attended Pre R.D. Camp held at Belgaum from 3 Oct. to

12 Oct. 2009.

11 SD cadets and 7 SW cadets, total 18 cadets and one ANO attended

CATC – II at Kodibag, Karwar from 26th Oct. to Nov. 2 , 2009.

Plantation programme was held on Aug.8, 2009 and as many as 118

species were planted in the college premises. The programme started

with planting of species by Anant Hegde Ashishar, the Chairman of

Western Ghat Task Force, Government of Karnataka. MES president

Shanataram Hegde Shigehalli, DFO Manojkumar, Principal of the

college were present on the occasion.

Blood Donation camp was held on Sept. 13, 2009. Twenty units of

blood were donated by the cadets as a noble service. In the programme,

Dr.P.S. Hegde, Blood Bank officer TSS Hospital, Sirsi . MES

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President Shantaram Hegde Shigehalli, Maj Shreepad Bhat and Lt. T.S.

Halemane spoke on the occasion.

Legal Discipline and awareness among NCC cadets was held on

Aug.9,2009. Ullas Vernekar, DSP Sirsi delivered the lecture on the

topic.

Maj. Shreepad Bhat delivered special lecture on Leadership qualities

for NCC cadets on 11 Oct.2009.

NCC day was celebrated on Nov.22,2009. The NCC day message was

given by the NCC officers. The cultural programme was held by the

cadets.

Gandhi Jayanti was celebrated on Oct.2,2009. Shramadhana by cadets

and special lecture on First Aid was held by the medical staff of TSS

hospital Sirsi.

Three SD cadets attended national level Basic Leadership Camp (BLC)

held at Vardha, Nagpur, from 15-1-2010 to 26-1-2010.

Seven NCC cadets donated blood on the occasion of Life Line Blood

Bank of Pandit Government Hospital at Sirsi on Jan. 26,2010.

ANNEXURE-VI

CAREER GUIDANCE AND PLACEMENT CELL

ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED DURING 2009-10

Date Programme &Activity Resource person President/

Guest

1-8-2010Lecture:Introduction about a trainingfor B.Sc III students

Prof. R.N.Nayak

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7-8-2009Training :Lead Programme for B.Sc I&IIstudents

Miss. Megha HegdeDeshpande Foundation Hubli

21-12-09 To23-12-09

Workshop:3 days entrepreneurship camp for B.Sc. III students

1) Bhaskar HegdeKageri –Director,IDEA. Sirsi

2)Prof.S.M.Hegde M.E.S. Commerce College Sirsi.

1) S.M.Hegde Manimane,Vice President M.E.S. Sirsi

2) Dr. S.I.BhatPrincipal.

20-2-10Lecture:Introduction about Graduate Finishing Course

1) Mr. Anand RaoDirector G,F.S. Dharwad.

2)Miss. Vadana-facilitator

19-3-10Workshop:Personality development andCommunication skill

10 Dr.P. S. HaliyalRtd Professor ofPsychology

2) Prof R.L.JadarProf. of EnglishK.C.D. Dharwad

1) Dr. RameshDean M.S.WDDept.

2) Dr.G S BhatUpponi

3)Dr.S.I.Bhat Principal.

19-4-10

Job Mela-Campus Selection: 1)Dr. S.I.BhatPrincipal

Mr. M.N. VenkateshD.C. NWRTC, Sirsi

25-4-10Workshop:Career Guidance and job Opportunities for B.Sc.IIIstudents

1) Dr. C.RameshDean S.w. DeptK.U.D.Dharwad

2)Prof.Suryanarayan Rao ,State leveltrainer, Puttur.

1) S.G.HegdeUrtot G .Secretary M.E.S .Sirsi

2)Dr. S.I. BhatPrincipal.

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14Companies participated in the job Mela219 candidates were offered job on- spot520candidates from Uttar Kannada Dist took part in it.

ANNEXURE-VII

STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS AND AWARDS

Achievement in Extra – Curricular ActivitiesYouth festival held on 23 October 2009 and 24-10-2009 in A.V. Baliga

Commerce and BBA college Kumta and notched up the cumulative score successively for the runner’s up award.

List of our students who won the prizes in the Zonal level.

Sl.No. Competition Name of the Student

Place won.

1. Hindustani Classical Vocal Miss Shruti Bode First2. Semi Classical vocal Miss Shruti Bode First3. Light vocal music (Bhavageete) Miss Priyanka

BhagwatFirst

4. Poetry Recitation Miss Arpita Bhat First5. Indian Classical Dance Miss Manasa G.

Hegde First

6. Sitar (Classical Inst. Solo) (Non-percussion)

Miss Pallavi Hegde Second.

7. Group Song (Indian) Anita Hegde & Party Second.

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8. Group Song (Western) Kusuma Bhat & Party

Second.

9. Folk Orchestra Nivedita Bhat & Party

Second.

10. English Debate Rashmi Patwardhan Second.11. On the spot painting Mallika Madival Second.12. Folk Dance Anita Hegde & Party Second.

In the Inter- Zonal Youth festival held at Karnataka University Dharwad, our students won 5 prizes (date 11-11-2009 and 12-11-20.

Sl.No. Competition Name of the

Student

Place

won.

1. Light Vocal Music Miss Priyanka Bhagwat

First

2. Poetry Recitation Miss Arpita Bhat First.3. Group song (Indian) Miss Anita Hegde &

PartyFirst.

4. Classical Vocal Music (Indian) Miss Shruti Bode Second.5. Semi Classical Vocal Miss Shruti Bode Second.

ANNEXURE-VIII

DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY2009 -2010

The total number of 50,187 books have issued out from the library during

the year under the following specified headings.1. U.G.C. - 62502. Borrower’s card - 253503. Over night - 170694. Staff - 1518

An exhibition of important titles and reference books of all disciplines was arranged for the benefit of the learners (6th April 2010)

In addition to the above, the practice of display of the list journals, computerized catalogue system, displaying of new arrivals extending the UGC book bank facility to the maximum number of students, systematic arrangement for the reading of news papers and journals etc are managed with full interest.

Q.22 New books / journals subscribed and their value : No. of books purchased during the year : 2532

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Value - 4,54,032=80New Journals Added :

1. Indian Academy of Sciences, Bangalore - 1400-00

2. Competition Affairs - 350-00

3. Indian Journal of Finance, New Delhi. - 1000-00

4. Indian Journal of Marketing, New Delhi. - 1000-00

5. International Journal of Chemical Sciences, Rajastan

- 1500-00

6. Yoga Publications, Hubli - 600-00

7. Atlantic Literary review, New Delhi Quarterly - 600-00

8. Journal of English Language in India Chennai. - 250-00

9. «eÁÕ£À ¸ÀAUÁw ªÀiÁ¸À ¥ÀwæPÉ, PÀ£ÀßqÀ «« ºÀA¦

- 180-00

10. The Hindu, Survey of the environment 2010 –(Annually)

- 60-00

11. The Hindu, Survey of Indian Industry- 2010 (Annually)

- 60-00

12. The Hindu, Survey; of Indian Agriculture-2009 (Annually)

- 60-00

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ANNEXURE- IX

OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS OF OUR STUDENTS IN SPORTS

Our college physical education department is proud enough to

enlist the following achievements of our students in different sports

events at the university, interuniversity and other sports

competition

List of “University Blues” in the year 2009-10

Following students were selected as “Blues” for the Karnataka University

Ball – Badminton team.

1. Soumya V. Hegde B.A.II

2. Nisha Brito B.Sc.II

3. Sindhu V. Hegde B.A. II

4. Tabassum A. Shaikh B.Sc.II

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They represented Karnataka university Ball- Badminton team in the inter

university tournament held at Periyar University, Salum, Tamil Nadu.

College ladies Ball- Badminton team participated in Karnataka University

Inter Collegiate tournament held at Talikot and won the championship for

the second time successively.

College chess team participated in the Karnataka university inter-

collegiate tournament held at Basaveshwar College Bagalkot and bagged

the second place.

LIST OF PRIZES WON BY OUR STUDENTS IN SPORTS AND GAMES

Sl.No. Competitions Name of the Students Place won.

1. Karnataka University inter collegiate Athletic meet. Event- Shot putEvent – Discuss throw.

Tabassum. A.. Shaikh . B.Sc.II - do— - do—

Silver Medal Bronze Medal

2. Karnataka University Inter

Collegiate Athletic meet

Event - 4x 100 mts relay

A team of 4 players Third

3. Karnataka University Inter

Collegiate Yoga

Competition held at

Munavalli.

1) Jayalakshmi

2) Pavana Hegde

3) Krishnaveni

4) Pavitra

5) Sarita Naik

Second Place

4. Taluk level Dasara Sports

tournament, Sirsi

Event – Discuss throw

Event – Shot put

Event – Javellain Throw.

Tabassum A. Shaikh

B.Sc. II Gold

Gold

Bronze

5. Taluk Level Dasara Sports

tournament Santosh Saler

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Event – 100 mts Run

Event - 200 mts run

B.A. III Gold

Gold

6. Taluk Level Dasara Sports

tournament

Event – 100 mts Run

Vivek Poojari

B.A. III Bronze.

ANNEXURE-X

SCIENCE FORUM

ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED DURING THE YEAR -2009--2010

Date Activity & Topic

Resource Person

14-08-2009 Lecture:Awareness on H1. N1.

1) Dr.Venkataramana Hedge Sirsi

2 ) Dr. Ramachandra Rao Bangalore

23-09-2009 Seminar: Bio-transformation productsA boon or bane

1) Mr. Hemanth Hegde B.Sc. III

2) Miss. Divya Hegde B.Sc. III

26-09-2009 Lecture:1) Molecular cloning

2) Linkage & Crossing over

1) Dr.Dr. P.K. Bhat

2)Dr. Prakash Pandit (Dr.A.V. Baliga College Kumata)

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PRIZES BAGGED BY THE STUDENTSAT THE DISTRICT / INTERCLLIGIATE / DIVISIONAL / AND OTHER COMPETITIONS.

Competitions& Date

Organized by

Organized at

Prizes won by Prize

Divisional levelScience Exhibition

23-01-2010 to24-01-2010

Rajya VijnanaParishd &

ColligateEducationDharwad

M.M.Arts& ScienceCollege Sirsi

1) Miss. Sheetal Narvekar B.Sc. I

2) Miss. Archana Pai B.Sc. I

III

State levelScienceExhibition

07-04-2010

Rajya VijnanaParishad

B. V. B. CollegeBidar - Do-

Inter CollegeVijnana Upanyasa

06-02-2010

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G.H.CollegeHaveri

Miss. Divya Hegde B.Sc. III I

State LevelKannada VijnanaUpanyasa

19-3-2010

----- MysoreMiss. Divya Hegde B.Sc. III

II

State levelScience Quiz

CHEMForum

S.D.M.College Honnavar

1) Miss.Netravati Bhat B.Sc. III

2) Mr. Imtiyaz Khan B.Sc. III

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Annexure – XI (a)Result of B. A. V-Sem Nov/ Dec 2009Subject wise Percentage Report

O – Optional B – Basic

S.No.

Sub. Apprd

Pass

Dist

Fir Sec Pass Fail Max

High Pass %

1 Eng. B 24 24 10 5 9 - - 100

88 100

2 Kan. B 59 59 30 17 11 1 - 100

83 100

3 San. B 10 9 9 - - - 1 100

89 90

4 Hin. B 15 15 12 3 - - 100

79 100

5 Kan. O 18 17 4 6 5 2 1 20 173 94.44

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06 San. O 3 3 2 1 - - - 20

0177 100

7 Eng. O 20 16 1 7 6 2 4 200

142 80

8 Music 21 19 10 8 - 1 2 300

228 90.48

9 Economics

49 49 22 15 9 3 - 200

167 100

10 Pol. Sci. 37 37 32 4 1 - - 200

178 100

11 Sociology

36 35 19 14 1 1 1 200

165 97.22

12 History 81 76 24 23 21 8 5 200

173 93.83

13 Geogr. 18 18 17 - - - - 300

282 100

14 Apl.Stat. 17 17 11 3 3 - - 200

187 100

15 Journ. 14 14 8 5 1 - - 200

157 100

16 Com. Apl.

13 12 9 2 - 1 1 300

257 92.31

Summary

108 98 48 45 5 0 10 90.74

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Annexure – XI (b)Result of B. A. VI-Sem May/ Jun 2010Subject wise Percentage Report

O – Optional B – Basic

S.No.

Sub. Apprd

Pass

Dist

Fir Sec Pass Fail Max

High Pass %

1 Eng. B 25 25 5 9 7 4 - 100

79 100

2 Kan. B 55 54 18 19 14 3 1 100

86 98.18

3 San. B 10 10 6 2 2 - - 100

86 100

4 Hin. B 15 15 15 14 2 - - 100

86 100

5 Kan. O 15 15 3 4 7 1 - 200

173 100

6 San. O 3 3 3 - - - - 200

170 100

7 Eng. O 21 19 9 4 5 1 2 200

156 90.48

8 Music 20 20 19 - - 1 - 300

252 100

9 Economics

49 49 30 15 4 - - 200

183 100

10 Pol. Sci. 37 37 30 5 1 1 - 200

176 100

11 Sociology

35 35 27 4 3 1 - 200

184 100

12 History 78 77 29 31 15 2 1 200

174 98.72

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13 Geogr. 18 18 14 4 - - - 300

275 100

14 Apl.Stat. 12 12 9 2 - 1 - 200

195 100

15 Journ. 14 24 8 4 1 1 - 200

170 100

16 Com. Apl.

13 12 7 3 1 1 1 300

264 100

Summary

105 101 65 29 7 0 4 96.19

Annexure –XI (c)Result of B. Sc. V Sem Nov/ Dec 2009

Subjectwise Percentage Report

S.No.

Sub. Apprd

Pass Dist Fir Sec Pass

Fail Max

High Pass %

1 Maths 62 54 21 9 17 7 8 300

280 87.10

2 Physics 34 33 15 16 2 - 1 300

276 97.06

3 Chemistry

57 56 42 13 1 - 1 300

278 98.25

4 Botany 33 32 27 5 - - 1 300

282 96.97

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5 Zoology 14 13 11 2 - - 1 300

274 92.86

6 Electron. 37 37 29 8 - - - 300

266 100

7 Com. Sc. 28 28 21 7 - - - 300

267 100

8 Biotech. 20 19 19 - - - 1 300

282 95.00

Summary

94 86 61 21 4 0 8 91.49

Annexure –XI (d)Result of B. Sc. VI Sem May/ Jun 2010

Subjectwise Percentage Report

S.No.

Sub. Apprd

Pass Dist Fir Sec Pass

Fail Max

High Pass %

1 Maths 61 50 12 8 21 9 11 300

284 81.97

2 Physics 33 32 17 11 4 - 1 300

266 96.97

3 Chemistry

55 53 34 17 2 - 2 300

264 96.36

4 Botany 32 32 28 4 - - - 300

279 100

5 Zoology 13 13 13 - - - - 300

260 100

6 Electron. 38 38 30 8 - - - 300

285 100

7 Com. Sc. 28 28 25 3 - - - 300

278 100

8 Biotech. 19 19 19 - - - - 300

284 100

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Summary

93 82 57 19 6 0 11 88.17

ANNEXURE-XII

.CALENDER OF EVENTS 2009 – 2010

Date Details.15 – 07 – 2009 Re – opening day of the college20 – 08 – 2009 IQAC committee meeting with staff members03 – 08 – 2009 Induction programme arranged to the new comers (B.A &

BSc 1st year) 08 – 08 – 2009 Vanamahotsava celebrated as GREEN FESTIVAL in the

campus by NSS & NCC08-08-2009 -An Interaction session between the students and the Police

officers on the topic entitled “Role of Police in public security”. Chief Guest of the function Shri ULLAS.R.VERNRKAR (Dy.Sp),Shri J.M KARUNAKAR SHETTY (Circle Inspector) & UMAMAHESHWAR (PSI Sirsi) were present

11 – 08 – 2009 Dept of Geography arranged a special lecture for the students of Eco club on the topic “ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS”. Chief Guest of the function was Shri Narayana Hegde, Gadikai

13 – 08 – 2009 Late Shri L.T Sharma Foundation’s Endowment lecture was arranged in the college on the topic “Samskrita Samskrati”. Prof G.K Hegde Retd Prof L.B College – Sagar Delivered the lecture.

14 – 08 – 2009 Science Forum arranged a lecture on the topic H1 N1. Dr. Venkatraman Hedge & Dr. Raghavendra Rao of NISARGA Hospital, SIRSI, spoke on the topic.

14 – 08 – 2009 Department of Hindi celebrated HINDI day15 – 08 – 2009 63rd Independence Day celebrated.

On that day, Music & Dance dept. Celebrated its annual day. Cultural pogramme by staff & students was arranged

20 – 08 – 2009 Students’ union election conducted.25 – 08 – 2009 Dept of Science & Technology, Govt of Karnataka,

, Public Education Dept of Uttar Kannada dist, Science Center of North Canara dist in association with our college organized three days work shop for High School science teachers

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26 – 08 – 2009 Music department, in association with Arts Circle arranged “GAANA VAIVIDHYA”, a musical programme in Zilla panchyat karyalaya on the eve of “Shri Ganesha Festival” at Sirsi

29 – 08 – 2009 Kannada dept of our college organized a programme called “TINGALA BELAKU”. Prof. M. Ramesh, Retd lecturer, spoke on the topic “Importance of humor”.

01 – 09 – 2009To

11 – 11 – 2009

Music department & Arts Circle arranged a special coaching to the students to participate in the forthcoming youth festival and other university level Competitions

03 – 09 – 2009 to06 – 11 – 2009

Unit test Conducted for B.A & BSc students

10 – 09 – 2009 Union & Gymkhana activity for the year 2009-10 was inaugurated. By Shree R.Ramachandrappa, Principal of Govt college Sirsi

17 – 09 – 2009 Dept of Kannada in association with Kannada Development Authority – B’lore arranged Kannada awareness program for the college students

22 – 09 – 2009 Science teachers arranged a meeting with the management to discuss arrangements of State level Science Exhibition and competition

23 – 09 – 2009 Science Forum conducted Seminar for BSc III Bio-tech students

24 – 09 – 2009 English dept organized a thematic lecture on “critical theories”. Dr. P.Kannan spoke on the topic.

25 – 09 – 2009 Hindi dept arranged a lecture for the students. Prof(smt) Vidya Rajput of Kadsiddeshwara college Hubli iteracted with the students.

26 – 09 – 2009 Science Forum arranged special lectures on the topic “molecular cloning” by Dr. P.K Bhat Dr. A V Baliga college Kumta and “Linkage and Crossing over” by Dr. Prakash pandit Dr. A .V Baliga College Kumta .

26 – 09 – 2009 Staff meeting in which Dr. Sankannur,Chairman, Vajnana Parishat B’lore interacted with the staff-members about science exhibition

29 – 09 – 2009 Press meet was arranged in connection with Late Shri Krishnananda Kamath Memorial function. Smt Dr. Jyotsna kamath Rtd director AIR, was present.

29 – 09 – 2009 To 03 – 10 – 2009

Arts circle conducted varieties of cultural competitions to select the competitors to participate in the youth festival and other competitions.

30 – 09 – 2009 Mentors meeting with learners held for the BA & BSc 1st

year Students

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01 – 10 – 2009 History Dept organized one day UGC sponsored state level seminar on the Topic Natural heritage of coastal Karnataka”

02 – 10 – 2009 Shramadaana by NSS volunteers on the eve of Gandhi Jayanti

03 – 10 – 2009 History Dept organized awareness programme and Dr. G S Bhat upponi was the Chief Guest

05 – 10 – 2009 Arts Circle of our college celebrated “Talents Day” for the students various cultural events were performed by the students.

06-10-2009 “Nisarganehi” a programme arranged on the memory of Late Shri Krishnananda Kamath, a famous scientist and an exhibition of his books and photographs was also arranged.

07 – 10 – 2009 The members of our college NAAC committee visited to B.N degree college Dandeli & G.S.S College Belgaum in connection with Reaccreditation

07-10-2009 NSS volunteers and students welfare section collected flood relief fund

09 – 10 – 2009 Inauguration of NSS activities, chief guest was Shri Ashok Hasyagaar editor Lokadhwani daily news paper

09-10-2009 Staff meeting was arranged to discuss NAAC preparations & also to conduct science Exhibition

10 – 10 – 2009 NSS volunteers and Student welfare section and staff went to flood affected area and distributed food & clothes to victims

12 – 10 – 2009 Mentors meeting with learners held for counseling the BA & BSc 2nd year Students

14 – 10 – 2009 to16 – 10 – 2009

2nd unit test was conducted for BA & BSc students

23 – 10 – 2009 to24 – 10 – 2009

Our students participated in youth festival conducted at Dr. A V BALIGA College and secured runner’s up prize

24 – 10 – 2009 Animation awareness programme was organized. Mr. Jayaraj of Hubli demonstrated 2D, 3D, DTP programme to our students

26 – 10 – 2009 Ladies Hostel meeting was arranged. Management members, principal & staff Members were present

26 – 10 – 2009 to31 – 10 – 2009

IQAR members meeting was held to discuss NAAC

28 – 10 – 2009 General body meeting of management members 28 – 10 – 2009 Western Ghat task force Govt. of Karnataka conducted

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workshop on “Dhaarana Samarthya”

14 – 11 – 2009 to11 – 01 – 2010

Mid-term vacation

12 – 01 – 2010 Re opening of the college16 – 01 – 2010 Local enquiry affiliation committee of Karnataka University

Dharwad visited the college for inspection. Dr. Khan HOD political science dept was chairman of the committee Dr. M G punith principal Kittel science college Dharwad & Murahari Naik dept of Anthropology were the members. The committee had an interaction with staff members

20 – 01 – 2010 A staff meeting was arranged to discuss the conduct of science exhibition in our college. Arts circle of our college conducted 1 month’s workshop on stage drama,

20-01-2010 Shri Ashok Haasyagar editor of lokadhwani daily news paper of Sirsi, inaugurated the work shop. Dr. Shripad Bhat well known stage director conducted the workshop & trained the students

22 – 01 – 2010 Dept of music & dance conducted Classical dance demonstration of Indian classical dance, Smt. Manjula Subramanyam of Puttur ,D.K,. was the resource person.

23 – 01 – 2010 to24 – 01 – 2010

Academy of Karnataka State science & technology B’lore, Karnataka State Science Forum B’lore, Collegiate Education B’lore in association with MM arts & Science college Sirsi, conducted Dharwad zonal level science exhibition & competition on the topic “SAVE PLANET EARTH”. Honorable minister Shri Vishweshwar Hegde Kageri, Prof Kodanda ramayya, Director of Collegiate Education B’lore were the guests, Prof Sankannur, Vice president of Karnataka state science forum Presided over the function.

25 – 01 – 2010 Staff meeting was held to discuss the establishment of Research Forum in our college.

26 – 01 – 2010 On the occasion of the Republic day celebration blood donation camp was arranged.

29 – 01 – 2010 Tourism Dept , Govt of KARNATAKA in association with History dept of our College organized “SANSKRITIKA SINCHANA” & a seminar was arranged on the topic Students’ awareness on tourism. The programme was inaugurated by Shri G Jagadeesh, Asst Commissioner of Sirsi, Shri Shivananda Kalave & Shri Amruta Joshi were resource persons.

01 – 02 – 2010 S R Kadave endowment lecture was conducted on the topic “Science, Communication & development of Journalism” the Chief Guest was Shri Nagesh Hedge. On this occasion 3 books of Shri Nagesh Hedge were released

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02 – 02 – 2010 Eco club of Geography dept conducted programme on “Bio diversity of Uttar Kannada & Birds Anatomy Shri P D Sudharshan ornithologist was the resource person.

15 – 02 – 2010 Dept of English conducted Grammar Quiz competition. Literary circle of the college conducted “Writing poem on the spot watching the given picture” competition

16 – 02 – 2010 Geography dept conducted cultural meet for 4th semester students

18 – 02 – 2010 Meeting of principals’ & management members of various colleges’ with the Vice Chancellor Dr S KSaidapur and syndicate members

19 – 02 – 2010 Literary wing of our college organized a lecture programme on the topic “LIFE & WRITINGS OF DINAKAR DESAI” Shree Ashok Haasyagar delivered the lecture on this topic

23 – 02 – 2010 Cultural day was celebrated by the students under Arts circle01 – 03 – 2010 Music Dept & Arts circle in association with Rangaayana

conducted workshop for students on DRAMA and demonstrated a show

01 – 03 – 2010 1st round Budget analysis by the dept of Economics03 – 03 – 2010 Dept of kannada arranged a programme on “ KANNADA

SAMKATHANA” Shri Shripad Bhat was the resource person

06 – 03 – 2010 Dept of Library organized books exhibition, principal Dr. S I Bhat inaugurated the exhibition

06 – 03 – 2010 Analysis of central budget by the Dept of Economics08 – 03 – 2010 Inauguration of women’s forum Bhoomika. Brahmakumari

Veenaji & Dr. Vijayanalini Ramesh were the resource persons

08 – 03 – 2010 Dept of physical education conducted the annual sports for students and distributed the prizes to the winners. Dept physical education also conducted sports events to the staff & distributed the prizes.

12– 03 – 2010 Dept of English conducted the “Pick & Speak” competition for final year students

12– 03 – 2010 World Consumer Day was observed. Dept of Economics, dept of Sociology & the NSS unit organized speech competition &awareness programmes in association with the officials of the Revenue Dept

19 – 03 – 2010 The Career Guidance & Student welfare wing arranged one day orientation programme for college students on the topic “Women’s Empowerment”. Dr. C.H.. Ramesh, Dr. P S Haliyal & Dr. Jaadar of Dharwad were Resource persons.

20 – 03 – 2010 Biotechnology & Biology Department organized one day

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workshop on ANIMAL CLONNING. Associate lecturer of Kasturba Medical college Manipal, Dr. Guruprasad was the resource person

27 – 03 – 2010 Geography Dept arranged cultural programme “Sanskritk Sinchana” for 2nd sem students

28 – 03 – 2010 to03 – 04 – 2010

Annual NSS camp was held at BELALE village

29 – 03 – 2010 Press meet was arranged in connection with inauguration of History Museum

01 – 04 – 2010 Inauguration of the KAS coaching programme03 – 04 – 2010 Prize distribution to the BA 2nd Students by Economics Dept.07 – 04 – 2010 Send off & Prize distribution for BA 3rd students of

Economics was arranged by the Economics Dept.05 – 04 – 2010 Inauguration of history museum by his holiness Shri

Gangadharendra Saraswati Swamiji of Swarnavalli Mutt. Basavaraj Horatti honorable Ex minister was the chief guest

10 – 04 – 2010 Dept of Sanskrit organized Sanskrit Utsav. Famous drama Naagananda was presented by the students, a musical recital on Geetha Ramayana presented by Shri Shripad Bhat of Honnavar

10 – 04 – 2010 Womens’ forum Bhoomika” conducted various competition for girls

09 – 04 – 2010 to22 – 04 – 2010

2nd unit test for BA &BSc students was conducted

23 – 04 – 2010 Founders day celebration24 – 04 – 2010 Aluminous Function- “HALE BERU HOSA CHIGURU”.

On this occasion various cultural events were performed03 – 05 – 2010 Annual practical examinations started13 – 05 – 2010 Theory examinations started

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