Submitted to UGC in 2018 Updated in August...

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Submission of Information to

UNIVERSITY GRANTS COMMISSION

Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg

New Delhi -110 002

for Private Universities for Ascertaining their

Norms and standards

Submitted to UGC in 2018

Updated in August 2019

THE UNIVERSITY OF TRANS-DISCIPLINARY HEALTH SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY

#74/2, Jarakabande Kaval, Post Attur via Yelahanka, Bangalore – 560 064.

Ph. No: +91-80-28568000 www.tdu.edu.in

http://www.tdu.edu.in/

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INDEX OF DOCUMENTS Application and Appendices:

1. UGC Application - Proforma for submission of information by State Private Universities for

ascertaining their norms and standards

2. Appendix I – Composition of the Society/Trust

3. Appendix II – Information about Members of the Society/Trust

4. Appendix III – Information about Promoting Society/Trust – other educational institutions

5. Appendix IV – Information about Promoting Society/Trust – other activities

6. Appendix V – Information about Off-campus centres

7. Appendix VI – Information about Off-shore campus centres

8. Appendix VII – Information about Courses under distance mode and study centre(s)

9. Appendix VIII – Information about programmes permitted to be offered by the Gazette

Notification of the State Government

10. Appendix IX – Information about the current academic programmes/ courses offered.

11. Appendix X – Information about the approval of courses by the concerned statutory

council(s)

12. Appendix XI – Information about the courses run which are not specified by UGC

13. Appendix XII – Information about complaints received under Grievance Redressal

Mechanism

14. Appendix XIII – Information about Teaching staff

15. Appendix XIV – Information about the Equipment

16. Appendix XV – Information about the Library

17. Appendix XVI – Sports Infrastructure

18. Appendix XVII – Information about the composition of the statutory bodies of the University

19. Appendix XVIII – Information about the Non-Teaching staff of the University

List of annexures:

1. Annexure I - Copy of Trust Deed.

2. Annexure II – Gazette notification of KARNATAKA ACT No. 35 of 2013, “The Institute of

Trans-Disciplinary Health Science and Technology Act, 2013”

3. Annexure III – Gazette notification of KARNATAKA ACT No. 13 of 2018, “The Institute of

Trans-Disciplinary Health Sciences and Technology (Amendment) ACT, 2017”.

4. Annexure IV –Notification of Govt. of Karnataka.

5. Annexure V The composition of Board of Studies, Academic Council, Board of Management.

6. Annexure VI: Minutes of BOS and ARC.

7. Annexure VII: NRI Admission policy

8. Annexure VIII : Permanent Statutory Endowment Fund established Details attached Amount

– Rs. 25 Crores.

9. Annexure IX : Audited financial statement for the year: 2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17 & 2017-

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10. Annexure X: Minutes of the Statutory bodies meetings held in last two years.

11. Annexure XI: Guidelines for BOS.

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UNIVERSITY GRANTS COMMISSION BAHADUR SHAH ZAFAR MARG

NEW DELHI-110 002

Proforma for submission of information by State Private Universities for

ascertaining their norms and standards:

A. Legal Status

1.1 Name and Address of the University THE UNIVERSITY OF TRANS-DISCIPLINARY HEALTH SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY #74/2, Jarakabande Kaval, Post Attur via Yelahanka, Bangalore – 560064.

1.2 Headquarters of the University Bangalore

1.3 a) Information about University b) Information about Authorities of the University

a. Website: www.tdu.edu.in

b. E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] c. Phone Nos.: +91-80-28568000/03

d. Fax Nos. +91- 80- 28567926

a. Chancellor: Shri. Sam Pitroda

Phone No.: +91-80-28568708

Fax No.: +91-80-28567926

E-Mail : [email protected] b. Vice-Chancellor: Shri. Darshan Shankar

Phone No.: +91-80-28568708

Fax No.: +91- 80-28567926

E-Mail : [email protected] c. Registrar: Commander Giridharan R (Retd)

Phone No.: +91-80-28568303

Fax No.: +91- 80-28567926

E-Mail : [email protected] d. Finance Officer: Mr. Suresh Hegde

Phone No.: +91-80-28567946

Fax No.: +91- 80- 2856 7926

E-Mail : [email protected]

1.4 Date of Establishment Established under “KARNATAKA ACT 35 of 2013” dated 15/03/2013 and “KARNATAKA ACT 13 of 2018”(Amendment) dated 17/03/2018

1.5 Name of the Trust promoting the University

Foundation for Revitalization of Local Health Traditions (FRLHT) Annexure I -Copy of Trust Deed

mailto:[email protected]






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1.6 Composition of the Society / Trust with Name, Address, Occupation & Designation in the Society / Trust

Foundation for Revitalization of Local Health Traditions (FRLHT) is formed under Indian Trust Act. Details are Provided in Appendix –I

1.7 Whether the members of the Society / Trust are members in other Societies / Trusts or in the Board of Governors in companies?

NO Refer Appendix –II

1.8 Whether the promoting Society / Trust is involved in promoting / running any other University / Educational Institution? Details to be provided in Appendix – III

Name of the University/ Educational Institution

Activities

NO

Refer Appendix – III

1.9 Whether the promoting society / trust is involved in promoting / running activities other than educational?

Details provided in Appendix-IV NO

1.10 Act and Notification under which established

Established under “KARNATAKA ACT No. 35 of

2013”, “The Institute of Trans-Disciplinary Health Science and Technology ACT, 2013” first published in the Karnataka Gazette extraordinary on 15/03/2013. Subsequently published in Parliamentary Affairs and Legislation Secretariat Notification No Samvyashae 41 Shasana 2012, Bangalore, dated 07/05/2013.

And by “KARNATAKA ACT No. 13 of 2018”, “The Institute of Trans-Disciplinary Health Sciences and Technology (Amendment) ACT, 2017”. First published in the Karnataka Gazette extra ordinary on 17/03/2018.

Annexure II – “The Institute of Trans-Disciplinary Health Science and Technology Act, 2013”

Annexure III – “The Institute of Trans-Disciplinary Health Sciences and Technology (Amendment) ACT, 2017”.

Annexure IV –Notification by Govt. of Karnataka.

1.11 Whether the University has been established by a separate State Act?

YES. Copy of the ACT and notification enclosed as stated above in clause 1.10

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B. Organization Description

2.1 Whether Unitary in nature (as per the UGC Regulation)

YES

2.2 Territorial Jurisdiction of the University as per the Act Karnataka State

2.3 Details of the constituent units of the University, if any, as mentioned in the ACT

NO constituent units as mentioned in the ACT

2.4

Whether any off-campus centre(s) established?

NO off – campus centers established by the University. Refer Appendix-V

2.5 Whether any off-shore campus established?

NO off – shore campus established by the University. Refer Appendix-VI

2.6 Does the University offer a distance education programme? If yes, whether the courses run under distance mode are approved by the competent authority? (Please enclose attested copy of the course-wise approval of competent authority)

NO courses offered by the University in Distance Education Mode.

2.7 Whether the University has established study centre(s)? If yes, please provide details and whether these study centres are approved by the competent authority of the University and UGC?

(Details to be provided in Appendix-VII)

(Please enclose attested copy of the approval from the competent authority)

NO Refer Appendix-VII

C. Academic Activities Description

3. Academic Programmes

3.1 Details of the programmes permitted to be offered by Gazette Notification of the State Government and its Reference

(Details to be provided in Appendix-VIII)

As per the “The Institute of Trans-Disciplinary Health Science and Technology ACT, 2013” and “KARNATAKA ACT

No. 13 of 2018” (Amendment), Karnataka State gazette notification, the University has provision to perform, research, design of strategic outreach programs and impart instructions in such aspects of: Trans-Disciplinary medicine and health sciences. Public health, Management of infectious diseases. Surgery. Biomedical engineering Biostatistics Sociology and history of medicine Bioinformatics Management studies Arts and culture Physical and Biological Sciences Humanities Biomedicine Life Sciences

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Environmental Studies Indian Traditional Health Sciences Social Sciences Performing and Fine arts Cinema Design Architecture Engineering Management Policy Studies Conservation of natural medicinal resources

Refer Appendix-VIII

3.2 Current number of academic programmes / courses offered by the University

(Details to be provided in Appendix-IX)

Sl.

No.

Title of program Sanctioned

Intake

2017-

18

2018-

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1. UG Intake not specified in notification

(refer Govt notification

Annexure II & III)

04 Nil

2. PG same as above 05 09

3. PhD (total enrolled) same as above 73 26

4. PG Diploma:Ethno-

Veterinary

Practices

same as above 02 02

5. Diploma: Diploma

in Hasthyayurveda

same as above 10 02

6. Varmam diploma

program

same as above Nil 24

7. Certificate course

in Panchakarma

Therapy & Basics of

Yoga


8. Certificate in

Hasthyayurveda

same as above 04 Nil

9. Foundation training

program on Scope

of Ayurvedic

(AYUSH) practices


10. EVP: “Training of

Trainer’s in Ethno-

Veterinary

Practices and

Veterinary

same as above 116 348

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Ayurveda for

Veterinarian’s”

11. EVP: Veterinarian’s

Training program


12. Overseas training

EVP: Veterinary

Ayurveda for

Primary Health

Care of Animals.


13. Overseas training:

International

training programs

on fundamentals of

Ayurveda and

Ayurveda

Dinacharya


Refer Appendix-IX

3.3 Whether approvals of relevant statutory council(s) such as AICTE, BCI, DEC, DCI, INC, MCI, NCTE, PCI, etc. have been taken to: a. Start new courses b. To increase intake If yes please enclose copy of approval and give course wise details in the following format:-

Name of the course

Statutory council

Whether approval taken

(Details to be provided in Appendix-X)

NOT Applicable The current set of programmes cited 3.2 being offered presently does not require any statutory council approvals. These courses are approved by the University’s Academic Research and Outreach Council. Refer Appendix-X

3.4 If the University is running courses under distance mode, please provide details about the students enrolled in the following format:-

Name of the Study Centre

Courses offered

No. of students enrolled

(Please enclose copy of the course-

NO. The University is not running any courses under distance mode. Refer Appendix -VII

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wise approval of the competent authority)

3.5 Temporal plan of academic work in the University Semester system/ Annual system

Semester system. UG programs running for three year duration have six semesters, with two semester in each academic year. PG programs running for two year duration have four semester, with two semester in each academic year. Academic work focuses mainly on Projects / assignments / field work / workshops / Seminars / Lab in addition to class room instruction. PhD program with minimum of three years and maximum of six years, the research scholars has to submit the six monthly progress report as per the UGC guidelines and is incorporated in PhD handbook.

3.6 Whether the University is running any course which is not specified under Section 22 of the UGC Act, 1956? If yes, please give details in the following format:- a. Name of the course(s) b. Since when started c. Whether the University has applied for permission from UGC?

NO. The University is not running any course which is not specified under Section 22 of the UGC Act, 1956.

All the courses offered by the University are those that are specified under Section 22 of the UGC Act, 1956. Refer Appendix-XI

4. Student Enrolment and Student Support

4.1 Number of students enrolled in the University during the last three academic year according to regions and countries (Please give separate information for main campus and off-campus/off-shore campus)

Particulars as on 2017-18

No. of students from the same State where the University is located

No. of students from other States

No. of NRI students

No. of overseas students excluding NRIs

Grand Total

Foreign Students

Person of Indian Origin students

UG M -- -- -- -- -- --

F 1 3 -- -- -- 04

T 1 3 -- -- -- 04

PG M 1 -- -- -- 01

F 3 1 -- -- -- 04

T 4 1 -- -- -- 05

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Ph.D. M 33 -- -- -- -- 33

F 40 -- -- -- -- 40

T 73 -- -- -- -- 73

PG Diploma (EVP)

M 1 1 -- -- -- 2

F -- -- -- -- -- --

T 1 1 -- -- -- 2

Diploma

(Hastyadyayurveda)

M -- 07 -- -- -- 07

F -- 03 -- -- -- 03

T -- 10 -- -- -- 10

Certificate

M 122 -- -- 4 -- 259

F 22 -- -- 11 -- 80

T 144 -- -- 15 -- 159

Any Other (Pl. Specify)

M -- -- -- -- -- --

F -- -- -- -- -- --

T -- -- -- -- -- --

Particulars as on 2018-19

No. of students from the same State where the University is located

No. of students from other States

No. of NRI students

No. of overseas students excluding NRIs

Grand Total

Foreign Students

Person of Indian Origin students

PG M 02 -- -- -- 02

F 06 -- -- 01 -- 07

T 08 -- -- 01 -- 08

Ph.D. M 07 -- -- -- -- 07

F 19 -- -- -- -- 19

T 26 -- -- -- -- 26

Post Graduate Diploma in Ethno- Veterinary Practices

M -- 01 -- -- -- 01

F -- 01 -- -- -- 01

T -- 02 -- -- -- 02

Diploma

(Hastyadyayurveda)

M -- 01 -- -- -- 01

F -- 01 -- -- -- 01

T -- 02 -- -- -- 02

Varmam diploma program

M 17 -- -- -- -- 17

F 07 -- -- -- -- 07

T 24 -- -- -- -- 24

Certificate

M 335 42 -- -- -- 377

F 13 24 -- -- -- 37

T 348 66 -- -- -- 414

Any Other (Pl. Specify)

M -- -- -- -- -- --

F -- -- -- -- -- --

T -- -- -- -- -- --

M-Male, F-Female, T-Total

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4.2 Category-wise No. of Students 2017-18

Category-wise No. of UG, PG & PhD Students 2017-18

Note: Applicant’s disclosure of caste information is voluntary and caste related information disclosure is not mandated by the University.

Category Female Male Total

SC -- -- --

ST -- -- --

OBC 02 03 05

PH -- -- --

General 47 32 79

Total 49 35 84

Category-wise No. of Students 2018-19

Category-wise No. of UG, PG & PhD Students 2018-19

Note: Applicant’s disclosure of caste information is voluntary and caste related information disclosure is not mandated by the University.


SC -- -- --

ST -- -- --

OBC 1 -- 01

PH -- -- --

General 15 17 32

Total 16 17 33

4.3 Details of the two batches of students admitted

Particulars

Batch 1

Batch 2

Year of Entry – 2017-18 Year of Entry –2018-19

UG PG Total PhD

Total UG PG Total PhD

Total

No. admitted to the programme

04 05 79 88 Nil

09 27 36

No. of Drop-outs (a) Within four months of Joining (b) Afterwards

02

01

NIL

01

Nil

05

02

07

Nil

Nil

Nil

02

01

01

01

03

No. appeared for the final year examination

-- -- 01 -- -- -- --

No. passed in the final exam

-- -- 01 -- -- -- --

No. passed in first class -- -- -- -- -- -- --

4.4 Does the University provide bridge/remedial courses to the educationally disadvantaged students? If yes, please give details

Yes, the University conducts bridge course to the educationally disadvantaged students to bring them up to the expected standards at the beginning of each course.

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4.5 Does the University provide any financial help to the students from socially disadvantageous group? If yes, please give details

Yes, the University has the provision to provide financial help. Provision is there to give fees concession to the meritorious students from economically weaker section. The amount and the percentage is decided by the management from time to time.

4.6 In case the University is running M.Phil/Ph.D. programme, whether it is full time or part time and whether these programmes are run as per UGC Regulations, 2009 on M.Phil / Ph.D.

The University offers both Full Time and part time PhD Program. They are strictly run as per the latest UGC regulations

4.7 Whether the University have a website? If yes please give website address and whether the website is regularly updated?

University website is: www.tdu.edu.in The website is updated on regular basis.

The

4.8 How are the prospective students informed about the criteria for admission, rules & regulations, facilities available etc?

The detailed information are disseminated in the following ways:- (a) The regular updates on

admission process, rules, regulations, policies, facilities, are available on University website.

(b) Program handbook. (c) Program brochure. (d) Students are briefed about the

University during the counseling sessions.

(e) Newspaper advertisement. (f) Magazine advertisement. (g) Social media.

4.9 Whether any grievance redressal mechanism is available in the University? If yes, please provide details about the complaints received against malpractices, etc in the University in the following format:-

Name of the complainant

Complaint against

Date of complaint

Action taken by the University

Nil Nil NA NA

(Details to be provided in Appendix-XII)

Yes, grievance redressal mechanism is available in the University. The following mechanisms are in place:- 1. Grievance Redressal Committee

to address the general grievances of the Staff and students.

2. Anti-raging committee as per the current guidelines of UGC.

3. Sexual harassment committee.

See website link for policies: http://tdu.edu.in/resources/policies/ University has not received any complaints as such till date.


http://tdu.edu.in/resources/policies/

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Refer Appendix-XII

5. Curriculum, Teaching Learning Process/Method, Examination/Evaluation System

5.1 Which University body finalized the curriculum? The composition of the body may be given. (Board of Studies, Academic Council, Board of Management)

The course curriculum for each subject is developed by the faculty and subject experts. The course curriculum is discussed in the Board of Studies (BoS) and recommended to Academic Research & Outreach Council for its approval. On approval of the Academic Research & Outreach Council the curriculum is finalised. Refer Annexure- V (The composition of Board of Studies, Academic Research & Outreach Council, Board of Management)

5.2 What are the rules/regulations/procedure for revision of the curriculum and when was the curriculum last updated?

The University carries out syllabus review to evaluate the contemporary relevance. The recommendations are reviewed by Board of Studies and recommended to Academic Research & Outreach Council for revision of curriculum. First course of B.Sc and M.Sc course started in Sep 17.

5.3 Whether approval of statutory bodies such as Board of Studies, Academic Council and Board of Management of the University has been taken to start various courses? If yes, please enclose extracts of the minutes.

Yes. All courses before commencement goes through an approval process. The Couse curriculum is put up to the BoS for their recommendations and is then ratified by the University’s Academic Research & Outreach Council. Refer Annexure VI (Extract of minutes)

5.4 Furnish details of the following aspects of curriculum design: Innovation such as modular curricula Inter/multidisciplinary approach

The Curriculum is designed and is constantly updated keeping in mind the contemporary Knowledge and Skill required by the stake holders. The students are encouraged to participate in workshops field work, research and project based activities during the course of study. The University encourages innovation and imparts and designs application and experiential based curriculum. It follows a Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) which encourages modular and inter/multi and Tran-

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disciplinary approach. The students, depending on the major are encouraged to select subjects of their interest and relevance.

5.5 Has the University conducted an academic audit? If yes, please give details regarding frequency and its usage.

Being conducted periodically. Feedback / recommendations from audit report is being incorporated with immediate effect.

5.6 Apart from classroom instruction, what are the other avenues of learning provided for the students? (Example: Projects, Internships, Field trainings, Seminars, etc.)

University follows the following avenues of learning : 1. Weekly Practicum 2. Seminar and presentations 3. Field visits 4. Projects 5. Assignment 6. Guest lectures 7. Tutorials 8. Workshops

5.7 Please provide details of the examination system (Whether examination based or practical based)

University emphasizes on 75 % of weightage through Continuous evaluation (Assignments, paper critiques, book review, seminars, field reports, group discussion, class room participation, reflective reports, practicals, etc.) and 25% of weightage through End-term examination.

5.8 What methods of evaluation of answer scripts does the University follow? Whether external experts are invited for evaluation?

Centralised paper evaluation system is followed both for UG and for PG courses. Yes, external experts are invited for evaluation. Board of Examiners is constituted with in-house and external faculty members from other Universities and colleges.

5.9 Mention the number of malpractice cases reported during the last 3 years and how they are dealt with.

Nil

5.10 Does the University have a continuous internal evaluation system?

Yes, University follows continuous internal evaluation system. 75% of the weightage given to continuous evaluation system (Assignments, Classroom Participation & discussion, paper critiques, Seminars, field visits and reflective reports)

5.11 How are the question papers set to ensure the achievement of the course objectives?

Question papers / assignments / projects are set by experts in domain area to test the knowledge and Intellectual skill of the students. Question paper comes in

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combination of objectives types, short answers and essay type questions.

5.12 State the policy of the University for the constitution of board of question paper setters, board of examiners and invigilators.

Board of question paper setters –

Board of examiners – Board of examiners are a panel of faculties from this University and also from other colleges and Universities. The examiners are selected from this panel. Invigilators – are selected from the panel.

Question papers are set by the respective experts from this panel.

5.13 How regular and time-bound are conduct of examinations and announcement of results? Substantiate with details of dates of examinations and announcement of results for the last 3 years. Details to be provided in the following format:- Exams are conducted semester wise.

Sl. No. Course Year Date of exam

Date of announcement of results

1. PG Diploma:Ethno- Veterinary Practices

2016-17 Feb 2017 March 2017

2. Certificate course in Panchakarma Therapy & Basics of Yoga

2016-17 Dec 2016 Jan 2017

3. Medicinal Plants & Primary Health Care

2016-17 Jan 2017 Feb 2017

4. EVP: “Training of Trainer’s in Ethno-Veterinary Practices and Veterinary Ayurveda for Veterinarian’s”

2016-17 Jan 2017 Feb 2017

5. EVP: Training of Trainer’s program on medicinal plants used in Ayurveda for Lady Resource Persons (LRP)”

2016-17 Dec 2016 Dec 2016

6. EVP: “Training of Trainer’s in Ethno-Veterinary Practices and Veterinary Ayurveda for Extension Officer’s”

2016-17 Jan 2017 Feb 2017

7. Overseas training: International training programs on fundamentals of Ayurveda and Ayurveda Dinacharya

2016-17 Dec 2016 Dec 2016


2017-18 Feb 2018 March 2018

9. Foundation training program on Scope of Ayurvedic (AYUSH) practices

2017-18 June 2017 July 2017


2017-18 July 2017 Aug 2017

11. EVP: Veterinarian’s Training program 2017-18 Nov 2017 Nov 2017

12. Overseas training EVP: Veterinary Ayurveda for Primary Health Care of Animals.

2017-18 Dec 2017 Dec 2017


2017-18 Dec 2017 Dec 2017

14. BSc Life Science (Conservation Science)

2017-18 O1 – 15th

Jan 2018

05/03/18

15. MSc Life Science (Conservation futures

2017-18 O1 – 15th

Jan 2018

05/03/18

16. EVP: “Training of Trainer’s in Ethno- 2018-19 June 2018 July 2018

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Veterinary Practices and Veterinary Ayurveda for Veterinarian’s”


2018-19 1st

– 20th

July 2018

05/08/18


2018-19 1st

– 20th

July 2018

05/08/18

19. Phd ( 1 viva) 2018-19 27/12/18 27/12/2018

20. BSc Life Science

2018-19 O1 – 15th

Jan 2019

05/03/19

21. MSc by Research

2018-19 O1 – 15th

Jan 2019

05/03/19

22. BSc Life Science 2019-20 01 -15th

July 2019

05/08/19

23. MSc Life Science

2019-20 31st

July 2019

1/9/2019

D. Admission Process

6.1 How are students selected for admission to various courses? Please provide faculty-wise information a. Through special entrance tests b. Through interviews c. Through their academic record d. Through combination of the above Please also provide details about the weightage give to the above

The University admission process is as follows: 1. The course are advertised in TDU website. http://tdu.edu.in/admissions/ 2. First level screen is done thorough academic credentials and their CV. 3. Written exam / Personal Interviews conducted for shortlisted applicants. 4. Admission offered to shortlisted students after personal interview performance. Weightage is given as below: Academic records: 75 % Entrance assessment / Personal Interview: 25%

6.2 Whether the University is admitting students from national level entrance test or state level entrance test? If yes, please provide following details:-

Name of the National/state level entrance exam

No. of students admitted

% of students from the total admitted

Remarks

No, the University so far has not admitted students from national and state level entrance tests. For PhD students, those who have cleared the qualifying exam from Centre / State or other accredited agencies are directly called for interview.

6.3 Whether admission procedure is available on the Yes

http://tdu.edu.in/admissions/

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E. Fee Structure

University website and in the prospectus

6.4 Please provide details of the eligibility criteria for admission in all the courses

Program: Eligibility

Certificate: Pass in 10 Standard. Diploma: Pass in 10th / 12th standard.

Bachelor’s : Pass in 12th standard or Pre – University PG Diploma: Pass in Bachelor’s degree

Master’s : Pass in Bachelor’s degree.

MPhil/ PhD: Pass in any Post Graduate degree

6.5 Whether University is providing any reservation/ relaxation in admission? If yes, please provide details in the following format:-

Category

No. of students admitted

% of quota provided for Reservation and Preparation in respect of actual Enrolment

Remarks

As per the ACT, the University reserves 40% of the seats for students from Karnataka.

6.6 Whether any management quota is available for admission in the University? If yes, please provide details in the following format:-

Total No. of Seats (Course wise

No. of total students admitted

No. of students admitted under Management quota

% of students admitted under management quota

No. So far there are no management quota available for admission in the University. All students are admitted through the regular admission process and seats are allotted as per the merit and reservation policy of the State Government from time to time.

6.7 What is the admission policy of the University with regard to NRI and overseas students?

NRI admission policy attached. Annexure VII

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7.1 Present Course-wise fee structure of the University (Please provide head-wise details of total fee charged)

Sl.

No. Program /

course Tuition Fee per

year (in INR)

1. BSc Life Science (conservation science)

1,25,000/- to 1,50,000/-

2. M.Sc. Life Science (Conservation Futures - by Research)

1,25,000/- to 3,15,000/-

3. MSc by Research

50,000/- tuition fee per semester. 10,000/- one time registration fee.

4. PhD 25,000/- annual tuition fee. 10,000/- one time registration fee.

Concession up to 50% is given for meritorious / deserving students as.

7.2 Any other fee charged by the University other than the fee displayed in the UGC website (e.g. Building Fee, Development Fee, Fee by any name, etc.)

NO

7.3 Whether fee structure is available on the University website and in the prospectus

Yes

7.4 Whether fee is charged by the University as per fee structure displayed in the University website and in the prospects or some hidden charges are there?

Yes. fee is charged by the University as per fee structure displayed in the University website and in the prospects There are no hidden charges http://tdu.edu.in/programmes/masters-programmes/ http://tdu.edu.in/program/doctoral-programme/

7.5 Mode of Fee collection Online / NEFT/ Cheque /DD

7.6 Whether University is providing any concession in fee to students? If yes, please provide details.

Yes for deserving meritorious students and to economically weaker section students.

7.7 Details of the Hostel Fee including mess charges

Room charges for students as follows,

Single occupancy Rs. 4375/ month

Double occupancy Rs. 3125/ month Mess charges: 2,500 / month

http://tdu.edu.in/programmes/masters-programmes/

http://tdu.edu.in/programmes/masters-programmes/

http://tdu.edu.in/program/doctoral-programme/

http://tdu.edu.in/program/doctoral-programme/

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7.8 Any other fee No

7.9 Basis of Fee Structure The fee of the University seats reserved for Karnataka students as per Chapter II, clause 9 of the University ACT are regulated by the fee regulation committee. For other students fee is decided by the University based on the recurring cost incurred for each programme.

7.10 Whether the University has received any complaint with regard to fee charged or fee structure? If yes please give details about the action taken.

NIL

7.11 Whether University is providing any scholarship to students? If yes, please provide details.

Yes. The University provides financial assistance to students, in terms of scholarship during the process of admission. The financial assistance is provided based on: (a) Need based scholarship: the

scholarship is given based on the total family income.

(b) Merit scholarship: The scholarship is given based on the percentage of marks secured by the student.

The University also facilitates students in getting educational loans.

F. Faculty

8.1 Total no. of Sanctioned and filled up posts (Institution wise and Department wise)

Dept. Professor Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Sanctioned Filled Sanctioned Filled Sanctioned Filled

NA 12 NA 02 NA 10

Sl. No.

Name of the Centre

Professor Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

SCIENTIST - E

SCIENTIST - F

Post Doc/ Research Associate

Senior Research Officer/

Research Officer

SRF/ JRF

1. CENTRE FOR AYURVEDA BIOLOGY AND HOLISTIC NUTRITION

02 -- 06 01 -- -- -- 21

2. CENTRE FOR CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES

01 02 03 03 02 02 -- 03

3. CENTRE FOR ETHNO VETERINARY SCIENCE AND PRACTICE

02 -- -- 01 -- -- -- 0

4. CENTRE FOR FUNCTIONAL

01 -- -- -- -- 03 -- 0

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GENEOMICS AND BIO-INFORMATICS

5. CENTRE FOR CLINICAL RESEARCH AND EDUCATION

01 -- -- 02 -- -- -- 0

6. CENTRE FOR TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE, DATA SCIENCE AND INFORMATICS

02 -- -- -- 02 -- 03 02

7. CENTRE FOR LOCAL HEALTH TRADITIONS & POLICY

03 -- 01 -- -- -- -- 01

Total 12 02 10 07 04 05 03 27

8.2 Details of teaching staff in the following format (Please provided details – Institution wise and Department-wise)

(Details to be provided in Appendix-XIII) attached

8.3

Category-wise No. of Teaching Staff


SC -- -- --

ST -- -- --

OBC 01 01 02

PH -- -- --

General 15 26 41

Total 16 27 43

8.4 Details of the permanent and temporary faculty members in the following format

Particulars Female Male Total

Total no. of permanent teachers 16 27 43

No. of teachers with Ph.D. as the highest qualification 09 17 26

No. of teachers with M.Phil as the highest qualification -- -- --

No. of teachers with PG as the highest qualification 05 10 15

No. of teachers with Degree/BAMS/MBBS/BE as the highest qualification

02 -- 02

Total no. of temporary teachers -- -- --

No. of teachers with Ph.D. as the highest qualification -- -- --

No. of teachers with M.Phil as the highest qualification Total No. of visiting teachers

-- -- --

No. of teachers with PG as the highest qualification -- -- --

Total no. of part-time teachers

No. of teachers with Ph.D. as the highest qualification 2 4 6

No. of teachers with M.Phil as the highest qualification -- -- --

No. of teachers with PG as the highest qualification 1 1 2

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8.5 Ratio of full-time teachers to part-time/contract teachers

4:1

8.6 Process of recruitment of faculty -Whether advertised? (pl. attach copy of the ad) -Whether selection committee was constituted as per the UGC Regulation?

Advertisements are placed on the University website and newspapers. The shortlisted resume of applicant is then sent to the three member committee which is constituted for selection. Based on their report & recommendations, applicants are shortlisted for a personal interview. Shortlisted applicants are interviewed by the Registrar, Dean (Research), subject matter expert and the Vice Chancellor of the University. For successful candidates an offer letter is sent in line with the University policy.

8.7 Does the University follow self-appraisal method to evaluate teachers on teaching, research and work satisfaction? If yes, how is the self-appraisal of teachers analysed and used? Whether:- Self Appraisal Evaluation Peer Review Students evaluation Others (specify)

Yes, University has performance appraisal system and objective setting for each staff. Annual appraisal is based on self appraisal, Feedback from the trainees, Immediate reporting person, Dean Academics, Registrar and Vice Chancellor.

8.8 Institution-wise and Department-wise teacher student ratio (only full time faculty)

1:5 and it is a dynamic ratio depending on the course and enrollment

8.9 Whether the University is providing UGC Pay Scales to the Permanent Faculty? If yes, please provide the following details Scale of Pay with all the allowances Professor – Associate Prof.- Assistant Prof. – Mode of Payment – (Cash/Cheque)

No. TDU is a project driven University and has no institutional source of funds. All salaries are subject to availability of project / program funds and are therefore co-terminus with the same. The following is the range scale of pay with all allowances: Professor – 88,900/- to 1,42,850/- Associate Prof. – 75,000/- to 1,33,800/- Assistant Prof. – 41,900/- to 98,974/- Mode of Payment – Cheque / NEFT /

No. of teachers with Degree/BAMS/MBBS/BE as the highest qualification

-- -- --

Total No. of visiting teachers 3 5 8

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Direct credit to the faculties Bank Accounts.

8.10 Pay /Remuneration provided to:- Part-Time Faculty – Temporary Faculty- Guest Faculty –

The visiting faculty compensations are through a letter of contract signed with the University and are paid based on the hours of engagement. Rates are based on the seniority of the faculty and the nature of the training delivered.

8.11 Facilities for teaching staff (Please provide details about Residence, Rooms, Cubicles, Computers/Any other)

Accommodation is available for the teaching faculty in the hostel building. Every teaching faculty is provided with an independent cubicle, desk top, high speed internet access, access to library, printers, scanners etc..

G. Infrastructure

9.1 Does the University have sufficient space for Land & Building?

Yes, University currently has 4 acres and 25 guntas owned by FRLHT trust and 12.5 acres land leased by forest department, Govt. of Karnataka. University has about 1,25,593 SFT built up area including IT aided class rooms, lab, Library, University Research hospital, Administrative office, cafeteria, indoor sports area and faculty - student hostel.

9.2 Does the University have sufficient class rooms?

Yes. The University has sufficient IT aided classrooms equipped with projector, white board, and audio visual systems.

9.3 Laboratories & Equipment (Details to be provided in Appendix-XIV and Appendix-XV)

Refer Appendix – XIV

a) Item Description (make and model)

b) Location (Department)

c) Value (Rs.)

d) Present Condition

e) Date of Purchase

9.4 Library Please refer Appendix - XV a) Total Space (all Kinds)

b) Computer / Communication facilities

c) Total no. of Ref. Books (Each

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Department)

d) All Research Journals subscribed on a regular basis

9.5 Sports Facilities (Details to be provided in Appendix-XVI)

Refer Appendix-XVI

a) Open Play Ground(s) for outdoor sports (Athletics, Football, Hockey, Cricket, etc.)

b) Track for Athletics

c) Basketball courts

d) Squash / Tennis Courts

e) Swimming Pool (Size)

f) Indoor Sports Facilities including Gymnasium

g) Any other

9.6 Does the University has provision for Residential Accommodation including hostels (boys & girls separately)

Yes. The University has provision for Residential Accommodation including hostels (boys & girls) within the campus.

H. Financial Viability

10.1 Details of the Corpus Fund created by the University Amount – FDR No. Date – Period - (Documentary evidence to be given)

Permanent Statutory Endowment Fund established Details attached Amount – Rs. 25 Crores Refer Annexure VIII for details

10.2 Financial position of the University (please provide audited income and expenditure statement for the last 3 years)

Audited financial statement for the year: 2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17, 2017-18 attached Refer Annexure IX

10.3 Source of finance and quantum of funds available for running the University (for last audited year) Fees – Donations- Loan – Interest- Any other (pl. Specify)- Project Income IOH from Projects Hostel Income Training & Others

Amount in Lakhs: Fees : 33.42 Donations: 0.20 Loan: NIL Interest : 15.58 Project Income : (Consultancy Projects: 120.24 Grants: Rs. 118.89) Total: Rs. 239.13 IOH from Projects : 50.11 Hostel Income : 23.59 Training & Others : 94.99

10.4 What is the University’s ‘unit cost’ of education? (Unit cost = total annual expenditure (budget accruals) divided by the number of students enrolled) Unit cost

NA The student enrolled strength is presently low to arrive at a

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calculated excluding the salary component may also be given

figure.

I. Governance System

11. Organization, Governance and Management

11.1 Composition of the statutory bodies of the University (please give names, profession & full postal address of the members and date of constitution):- Governing Board Executive Council Board of Management Academic Council Finance Committee Board of Studies Others (Details to be provided in Appendix-XVII)

Following statutory bodies for foreseeing the progress of University: (a) Board of Trustees. (b) Board of Governors. (c) Board of Management. (d) Academic Research & Outreach

council. (e) Finance committee (f) Fee Regulation committee Refer Appendix-XVII

11.2 Dates of the meetings of the above bodies held during the last 2 years (Enclose attested copy of the minutes of the meetings)

Enclosed attested copy of the minutes of the meetings Refer Annexure – X

Statutory body Date of meeting

Board of Trustees. 1. 07/03/2015

2. 25/05/2016

3. 14/10/2017

4. 20/10/2018

5. 15/06/2019

Board of Governors. 1. 19/01/2014

2. 26/01/2015

3. 26/03/2016

4. 20/02/2017

5. 14/10/2017

6. 27/10/2018

7. 19/01/2019

8. 30/01/2019

Board of Management. 1. 26/02/2016

2. 24/03/2016

3. 09/06/2016

4. 09/05/2017

5. 11/10/2017

6. 21/03/2018

7. 27/09/2018

8. 26/10/2018

9. 07/12/2018

10. 15/02/2019

11. 20/03/2019

12. 05/05/2019

13. 25/07/2019

Academic Research &

Outreach council.

1. 12/07/2014

2. 03/01/2015

3. 30/01/2016

4. 10/04/2017

5. 18/05/2018

6. 14/09/2019

(Scheduled)

Finance committee 1. 16/03/2016

2. 03/06/2016

3. 17/03/2017

4. 03/10/2017

5. 14/03/2018

6. 27/09/2018

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7. 14/03/2019

8. 03/09/2019

(Scheduled)

Fee regulation committee 1. 25/05/2017 2. 09/07/2018

(Convened by GOK)

3. 14/10/19

(Scheduled)

11.3 What percentage of the members of the Boards of Studies, or such other academic committees, are external? Enclose the guidelines for BOS or such other Committees.

There are minimum of 8 members in Board of Studies for each program. Out of 8 members there are 3 external members. i.e about 37%. Ex-officio Members

1. Nominated Member of University Academic Research & Outreach council.

2. Head of Centre at University or Partner Institution

Core Team

1. Curriculum Expert (Chairman) 2. University domain expert

Faculty (Co-Chairman) 3. One subject expert to be

nominated by the University from a panel of six recommended by the course or program proponent.

4. Atleast two representatives from industry / corporate sector / allied area relating to placement.

5. One PhD/ Postgraduate meritorious student / alumnus to be nominated by the Head of centre.

Refer annexure: XI (Guidelines for BOS)

11.4 Are there other strategies to review academic programmes besides the academic council? If yes, give details about what, when and how often are such reviews made?

Currently all academic programs are reviewed by Board of Studies and the University’s Academic Research & Outreach council. The academic programs are reviewed once in a year.

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J. Research Profile

12.1 Faculty-wise and Department-wise information to be provided in respect of the following:-

Student Teacher Ratio: 3:1 at present and it is dynamic

Class Rooms: There are 07, IT aided class rooms.

Teaching labs: 1. Microbiology 2. Molecular biology 3. Bioassay 4. Chemistry 5. Genomics 6. Bioinformatics 7. Herbarium and raw drug repository

Research labs (Major Equipments): 57 nos.

Research Scholars (M.Tech, Ph.D., Post-Doctoral Scholars):

PhD : 99 as on 14/08/2019

Publications in last 3 years (Year-wise list):

2014-15: 29 2015-16: 07 2016-17: 05 2017-18: 07

No. of Books Published:

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Patents: 02 1. A design patent for water purifier. Application # 299070 date of filing : November 2, 2017 2. Trademark filed for a drinking water purifier, TamRasTM . Application no: 3542532, date of filing : 5th May 2017

Transfer of Technology:

TamRas, a copper based low cost device for safe drinking water. A cost-effective sustainable point of use tool for microbially pure drinking water especially in rural area. Agreement signed with Roone Industries Pvt Ltd., for manufacturing TamRasTM, an affordable drinking water purifier.

Externally funded Research Projects: TDU & FRLHT

2013-14: 57 2014-15: 48 2015-16: 53 2016-17: 73

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2017-18: 72 2018-19: 65

Educational Programmes Arranged: 2018-19: Certificate programs Workshops and conferences Diploma programs Under Graduate program Post Graduate program Doctoral program

K. Misc. 13. Details of Non-Teaching Staff

13.1 Details of Non-Teaching Staff

SL. NO.

NAME DESIGNATION AGE QUALIFICATION SCALE

OF PAY

DATE OF APPOINTME

NT

TRAINED YES OR

NO

Details of Non-Teaching Staff: Details are provided in Appendix-XVIII

13.2 Summary of the Non- Teaching Staff

Particulars Female Male Total

Administrative

Staff

VC, Registrar

Joint Registrar

Admin officers

Admin Assistants

Sub total

00

00

03

05

08

2

2

2

17

21

2

2

5

22

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13.3 No. of Non-teaching staff category wise


SC -- -- --

ST -- -- --

OBC 02 10 12

PH 01 01

General 06 14 20

Total 08 25 33

13.4 Ratio of Non-teaching staff 6:1 at present and it is dynamic

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to students

13.5 Ratio of Non-teaching staff to faculty

1.4 : 1 at present and it is dynamic

14. Academic Results

14.1 Faculty-wise and course-wise academic results of the past 3 years

Sl. No.

Course Year Date of exam

Date of announcement of results

No of students Appeared

No of students passed


2016-17 Feb 2017 March 2017 08 08


2016-17 Dec 2016 Jan 2017 08 08

3. Medicinal Plants & Primary Health Care

2016-17 Jan 2017 Feb 2017 33 33


2016-17 Jan 2017 Feb 2017 148 148

5. EVP: Training of Trainer’s program on medicinal plants used in Ayurveda for Lady Resource Persons (LRP)”

2016-17 Dec 2016 Dec 2016 186 186

6. EVP: “Training of Trainer’s in Ethno-Veterinary Practices and Veterinary Ayurveda for Extension Officer’s”

2016-17 Jan 2017 Feb 2017 40 40


2016-17 Dec 2016 Dec 2016 26 26


2017-18 Feb 2018 March 2018 02 02

9. Foundation training program on Scope of Ayurvedic (AYUSH) practices

2017-18 June 2017

July 2017 08 08


2017-18 July 2017 Aug 2017 116 116

11. EVP: Dairy Veterinarian’s Training program

2017-18 Nov 2017

Nov 2017 16 16

12. Overseas training EVP: Veterinary

2017-18 Dec 2017 Dec 2017 01 01

The UG and PG programs are started in the month of September 2017.

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Ayurveda for Primary Health Care of Animals.


2017-18 Dec 2017 Dec 2017 14 14


2017-18 O1 – 15th Jan 2018

05/03/18 4 4


2017-18 O1 – 15th

Jan 2018

05/03/18 5 5


2018-19 June 2018

July 2018 348 348


2018-19 1st

– 20th

July 2018

05/08/18 1 1


2018-19 1st – 20th July 2018

05/08/18 5 5

19. PhD (1 viva) 2018-19 27/12/18 27/12/2018 1 1

20. BSc Life Science

2018-19 O1 – 15th Jan 2019

05/03/19 1 1

21. MSc by Research

2018-19 O1 – 15th Jan 2019

05/03/19 10 10

22. BSc Life Science 2019-20 01 -15th July 2019

05/08/19 1 1

23. MSc Life Science

2019-20 31st July 2019

1/9/2019 10 10

15. Accreditation

15.1 Whether Accredited by NAAC? If yes please provide the following details: Date of Accreditation Period Grade CGPA Grading System Followed

No, the university is not accredited by NAAC. The University may look at accreditations in due course of time.

15.2 Whether courses are accredited by NBA? If yes please provide course-wise details as under:-

S.No. Course Whether Accredited

Period of Accreditation

NO

15.3 Other Accreditations, if any

The following national and

international awards were won. In 1998, FRLHT received the

prestigious Norman Borlaug Award for its contributions to Conservation of Medicinal

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Plants. In 2002 FRLHT was selected by

the United Nations for the Equator Initiative Prize, for linking conservation to livelihood needs.

Between 2002 & 2010, three Ministries of Govt. of India viz., Environment and Forest, Department of Science and Technology (DST) and Ministry of AYUSH, recognized FRLHT-TDU as a National Central of Excellence.

In November 2003, the

Medical School in Columbia University, New York, awarded FRLHT with its first International award for cultural Leadership in Traditional Medicine.

In 2011, the Govt. of India conferred Padma Shri to the Founder Director of FRLHT

15.4 Any other information (including special achievements by the University which may be relevant for the University): The University for Trans-Disciplinary Health Sciences & Technology was established as an innovation centered University focused on designing and delivering research, outreach and education focused on social transformation aligned to emerging and futuristic needs. A first of its kind in India, University’s uniqueness stems from the fact that while the University itself has core strength in Ayurveda-Biology, Clinical medicine, Medicinal plants systematics, Plant Genomics, Data Sciences, Local Health Traditions, Theoretical Foundations of Ayurveda, Traditional Knowledge informatics and Manuscriptology, it has institutional academic relationships with outstanding knowledge partners in fields like Design (Srishti), Ecology and Environment (ATREE), Bioinformatics (IBAB), Conservation of Coastal, Marine and Mountain Ecosystems (Dakshin Foundation), Biological Sciences (NCBS-TIFR), Stem Cell Biology (InStem), Inter-disciplinary Studies (NIAS), Cinema (Suchitra), Public health (IPH), Education and Pedagogy (Poorna), Medical Research (SJRI), Policy Studies (Takshashila), industry research (Bugworks & PCI). Thus, the University’s ecosystem has the capacity to offer programmes that combine subjects related to natural and social sciences, design, cinema, education, health sciences, conservation and fine arts. Research at the University University provides uncommon opportunity to students and researchers to

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learn and undertake research in areas that correspond to its core strengths and that of its knowledge partners in fields such as conservation, life sciences, integrative health sciences, policy, education, bioinformatics, cinema, public health, ethno-veterinary science, information technology, art and design. One of the unique features of research at University is that all of its focus is on combining improving knowledge and practice that is socially relevant and that provides the basis for national and international policy-making. The University aims to capitalize its unique methodology of co-constructing and co-creating new knowledge, and contribute to the education of a new generation of researchers and change agents in their own communities and on the world stage, through a focused and a large PhD program. The University have established centers. The main focal area of the important centers is given below: Centre for Ayurveda Biology: The Centre for Ayurveda Biology works with an aim of understanding concept and practices of Traditional Medicine (TM) through modern scientific tools and techniques. Thus, in real sense, it works for bridging the gap between SHASTRA and SCIENCE. Centre for Ayurveda Biology has two main focus areas,

Developing modern scientific evidence for Ayurvedic concepts and practices

Augmenting conservation of resources used in traditional medicine Centre for Conservation of Medicinal Resources: Botanical database - We have an electronic database on the medicinal botanicals used in the Indian health traditions, which is perhaps the most comprehensive database on the medicinal plants of India. It links the botanical names of more than 6,500 medicinal plant species with over 2,00,000 vernacular names in 30 different Indian languages along with tags of different Indian medical systems like Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani and Folk linked to each botanical entity. The entire data incorporated in this database has detailed published references. Ayurveda database - The Ayurveda database captures the Ayurvedic pharmacology of around 2000 medicinal plant species and incorporates interpreted “Shlokas” from the classical literature of Ayurveda spanning a period extending over 1500 BC to 1900 AD. Establishment of a network of Medicinal Plants Conservation Areas (MPCAs) - We have pioneered the innovative idea of establishing a network of Medicinal Plants Conservation Areas (MPCAs) across different states of the country to promote insitu conservation of wild medicinal plant resources, 108 insitu conservation sites are established across 12 states of the country so far. Establishment of a National herbarium of Indian medicinal plants -

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Establishment of a National repository of Indian medicinal plants has been another unique and innovative initiative. It is the only medicinal plants herbarium in the country engaged in field collection, identification and systematic curation of dried plant specimens with more than 40,000 such specimens, representing, more than 3000 species, available for studies and reference. Centre for Functional Genomics & Bio-informatics: Recent advances in DNA sequencing, molecular cloning, and gene editing helped remarkably in understanding the biology of life forms in our nature. Reduced cost and increased speed of DNA sequencing have led to rapid growth of genomics. Functional significance of genomic elements (genes, RNA, proteins, small molecules and phenotype) are still being unravelled in many organisms. The data coming out from large-scale functional genomics studies need to be stored, analyzed and interpreted. This requires a high-end computing facility and data center to cater towards the scientific community. India being a country having the richest biodiversity hotspots in the world, there is huge scope to decode genomes, understand and harness functionality of biodiversity through functional genomics and bio-informatics approaches. The center aim to carryout large-scale studies in relation to conservation and traditional medicine. Centre for Traditional Knowledge & Informatics: To understand, conserve and propagate Traditional Knowledge on Indian Systems of Medicine, especially Ayurveda and its contemporary relevance in education, research and application.

To encourage collaborative programs/research projects to share Medicinal Plants related data with local, regional, national and international organizations.

To support medicinal plants research that will strengthen PhD studies. To develop well researched innovative educational tools (Web Portals,

Apps, CDs, Books) in the field of preventive, promotive and curative aspects of health.

To develop bioinformatics / predictive modeling tools for using various databases and network pharmacology.

To develop well researched databases in the field of medicinal plants, metals & minerals and medicinal fauna.

To digitize medical manuscripts and publish rare books, Dictionaries in Sanskrit, English And Regional Languages.

Centre for Holistic Nutrition: The Center for Holistic Nutrition engages in translation research to bring together molecular understanding of nutrition with Ayurvedic principles, systemic understanding of food and its customization based population traits or ‘prakritis’. The trans-disciplinary knowledge generated through this holistic approach is aimed at creating the next wave of nutritious, low cost foods that can impact health of millions.

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Centre for Ethno-Veterinary Science and Practice: The excessive and indiscriminate use of antimicrobials and other veterinary drugs in dairy animals cause residues in animal products and a rising number of antimicrobial resistances. In addition to increasing drug resistance, these methods have led to avoidable side effects and allergic reactions on consumers who consume animal products such as milk and meat. In India in the past 5 years the annual rate of use of antibiotics is rising by 6-7 %. About 90% of the antibiotics given to humans, crops and the livestock end up in the environment. It is estimated that by 2050 the antimicrobial resistance (AMR) will cause 10 million deaths per year. Center for Clinical Research & Education:

Evolve inter-institutional networks and consortium projects in National and International space utilizing multi-disciplinary/trans-disciplinary approaches.

Apply integrative omics technologies to unravel the mechanism(s) of action of Ayurvedic formulations used for disease treatment at IAIM Healthcare Center.

Promote utilization of non-invasive methods in clinical research & education.

Complete the Clinic-Research-Community Axis to develop learning curves

Impart training and education: Adapt the novel learning curves developed from the above, to:

o Determine biomarkers that are o Enable precision delivery of preventive/predictive healthcare

Centre for Data Science and Education Innovation:

The focus of this centre is two fold: to look at the relevance of Data Science in modern day world and prepare students for a career in Data Science. Data Science spans across all domains and impacts every aspect of life - be it Natural Sciences, Medicine or Life Sciences or any aspect of technology today, Data Science plays a crucial role. This centre provides research support to other Centres in application of Data Science. The other focus of this centre is on Education Innovation. The centre is designing an innovative Course in Liberal Arts for post High School (10+2) students. This program will focus on education of students in all aspects of Human Development, through experiential learning. The students are expected to discover their interests through mentorship and shape their futures themselves. At the end of the program students are expected to become lifelong learners and contribute fresh thinking to the society. Centre for Public Health:

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Traditional Medicine (TM) and community-based Traditional Knowledge (TK) have a significant scope in delivering the Public Health objectives as envisaged by the Health Systems and Policy framework in India. However this potential remains largely unexplored for want of insightful and robust implementation frameworks. The Centre for Public Health engages in academic, scientific, community and policy interventions that would strengthen efforts towards meaningful mainstreaming of TM and Local Health Traditions (LHT) in the policy and health service delivery landscape of our nation.

16. Strength and Weaknesses of the University

16.1 Strengths of the University The University for Trans-Disciplinary Health Sciences

& Technology is one of its kind in India. Its uniqueness

stems from the following factors:

The programmes and courses it offers have been

selected because they fulfill a societal need. Thus

students can expect to find placements, engage in

research or carve their own enterprises.

The content of every programme offers the learner

inter, multi and cross cultural perspectives with an

aim to make learning more holistic and enjoyable.

The form of programme/course delivery emphasizes

experiential learning, learning through project work

and interaction with mentors who are active

researchers and achievers.

University aims to provide an atmosphere of free and

fair learning opportunities – not based on one’s

economic background but intellectual inquisitiveness.

The University offers opportunities to students with

an interest and passion for learning, rather than just

examination based ranking systems. TDU offers its

programmes using advanced, responsive and

contemporary curriculum designed by national and

international experts and imparted through student-

centric learning tools.

16.2 Weaknesses of the University The current corpus of around Rs 49.67 cr needs to

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be increased several fold to provide internal

financial resources for initial support to new staff,

greater flexibility during dry run periods and seed

support for new research ideas.

The University needs to enlarge enrollment in

PhD, Masters by Research and given its multi-

disciplinary research ecosystem, and it needs to

introduce liberal arts UG & PG programs

There is need to adopt new marketing strategies

to popularize the University programs, as the

courses offered by the University are unique in

nature.

University is situated 25 kms from the city limits

with limited access.

Certificate This is to certify that all the information provided above is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. The University will adhere to the rules, regulations and guidelines of the UGC, Central Government and relevant Statutory Council(s) and abide by all the provisions under the UGC Regulation. The above information is also posted on the website of the University www.tdu.edu.in . Signed and Sealed by the Head of the Institution

SD/-

Commander R Giridharan (Retd) Registrar The University of Trans-Disciplinary Health Sciences and Technology.


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University Grants Commission Appendix-I

Composition of the Society/Trust

S.No.

Name Full Postal Address

Designation in the

Society/Trust 1. Mr. Sam Pitroda 301, Trinity Lane, OakBrook, Illinois, 60523,

USA Ph: +630-928-0890

Chairperson

2. Sri. Darshan Shankar No.96-3,Jakkur Sneha, Layout, Jakkur,

Bangalore - 560 064

Managing

Trustee

3. Prof. Ramaswamy

Subramanian

#35, HMT Layout, RT Nagar Main Road, BHD

BMTC Bus Depot., Bangalore-560032

Member

4. Mr. C.S Sunder Raju

Director, Atria, 1, Palace Road, Ambedkar

Veedhi, Sampangi Rama Nagar, Bengaluru,

Karnataka 560001

Member

5. Dr. N. K.

Venkataramana

Vice Chairman - BGS Global Hospitals,

Director-Global Neuro Science & Spine

Institute Bengaluru 67, Uttarahalli Main Rd,

Fort Kengeri, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560060

Member

6. Mr. Kaushik Raju

Atria, 1, Palace Road, Ambedkar Veedhi,

Sampangi Rama Nagar, Bengaluru,

Karnataka 560001

Member

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University Grants Commission Appendix-II

Information about Members of the Society/Trust:

(Whether the members of the Society / Trust are members in other Societies / Trusts or in the Board

of Governors in companies?)

Not applicable

Sl. No. Name of the member

Address Name of the Society / Trust

Designation of the Society/Trust

NA

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University Grants Commission Appendix-III

Information about promoting Society/Trust – other educational institutions

Not applicable as society/ trust in not promoting other educational institutions

S.No. Name of the University/ Educational Institution Activities

NA

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University Grants Commission

Appendix-IV

Information about promoting Society/Trust – Other activities

Not applicable as society/ trust in not promoting other activities

S.No. Name of the Organization Activities

NA

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Appendix-V

Information about off-campus centre(s)

S.No. Address of the Off-campus centre Courses Run No. of students enrolled

NA

Not applicable as the University does not have any off- campus centres.

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Appendix-VI

Information about off-Shore campus centre(s)

S.No. Address of the Off-Shore campus centre

Courses Run No. of students enrolled

NA

Not applicable as the University does not have any off-shore campus centres.

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Appendix-VII

Information about Courses run under distance mode and study centre(s)

S.No. Address of the Study centre

Courses Run No. of students enrolled

NA

Not applicable as the University does not have any courses run under distance mode and study centre (s).

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Appendix-VIII

Information about the programmes permitted to be offered by the Gazette Notification of the State Government:

TDU is a unitary University as per its ACT. It has mandate to develop programs in a wide set

of domains viz.,:

Trans-Disciplinary medicine and health sciences.

Public health, Management of infectious diseases.

Surgery.

Biomedical engineering

Biostatistics

Sociology and history of medicine

Bioinformatics

Management studies

Arts and culture

Physical and Biological Sciences

Humanities

Biomedicine

Life Sciences

Environmental Studies

Indian Traditional Health Sciences

Social Sciences

Performing and Fine arts

Cinema

Design

Architecture

Engineering

Management

Policy Studies

Conservation of natural medicinal resources

Sl.

No.

Title of program Sanctioned

Intake

2017-18 2018-19

14. UG Intake not specified in notification (refer Govt notification Annexure II

& III)

04 Nil

15. PG same as above 05 09

16. PhD (total enrolled) same as above 73 26

17. PG Diploma:Ethno- Veterinary Practices same as above 02 02

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18. Diploma: Diploma in Hasthyayurveda same as above 10 02

19. Varmam diploma program same as above Nil 24

20. Certificate course in Panchakarma Therapy &

Basics of Yoga


21. Certificate in Hasthyayurveda same as above 04 Nil

22. Foundation training program on Scope of

Ayurvedic (AYUSH) practices


23. EVP: “Training of Trainer’s in Ethno-Veterinary

Practices and Veterinary Ayurveda for

Veterinarian’s”

same as above 116 348

24. EVP: Veterinarian’s Training program same as above 16 Nil

25. Overseas training EVP: Veterinary Ayurveda for

Primary Health Care of Animals.


26. Overseas training: International training

programs on fundamentals of Ayurveda and

Ayurveda Dinacharya


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Appendix-IX

Information about the programmes now offered (year 2018-19)

Sl. No.

Title of program Sanctioned Intake 2018-19

1. PG Intake not specified in notification (refer Govt

notification Annexure II & III)

09

2. PhD same as above 26

3. Post Graduate Diploma in Ethno- Veterinary Practices

same as above 02

4. Diploma in Hasthyayurveda same as above 02

5. Varmam diploma program same as above 24


same as above 66


same as above 348

45


Appendix-X

Information about the approval of the courses by the concerned statutory council(s)

Please note: All the courses are approved by the University’s Academic and Research Council and these courses does not require any statutory council approvals. S.No. Course

Name of the Statutory Council

Whether approval has been taken

1 PhD This program is carried out as per UGC Regulations 2016, ‘’minimum standards and procedures for Award of MPhil/ PH.D Degrees’. Approved by Academic and Research Council

Yes

2 PG programs: (a) Master of Science Life Science

(Conservation Futures by Research)

(b) Master of Science (computer science )

(c) Master of Science (Ayurveda Biology)

(d) Master of Science (Science communication)

(e) Master of Science (Herbal Quality & Regulatory Affairs)

(f) Master of Science ( By Research)

Recommended by Board of Studies and approved by Academic and Research Council

Yes

3. Integrated Master of Science (computer science)


Yes

4. UG programs: (a) Bachelor of Science – Life Science (Conservation Science)


Yes

5. Diploma program: (a) Diploma in Ayurvedic Diet &

Nutrition (DADN). (b) Diploma in Panchakarma

therapy


Yes

6. Certificate program: (a) Certificate in Primary Health care

(common conditions). (b) Certificate in Ethnobotany. (c) Certificate in Yoga Teacher

program. (inline with QCI guidelines endorsed by GOI)

(d) Certificate in Stress management. (e) Certificate in Indian System of

Medicine & Healing.


Yes

46


Appendix-XI

Information about the courses run which are not specified by the UGC

Not applicable as the University does not have any course which are not specified by the

UGC.

S.No. Course

Date of starting

Whether applied to UGC for specification

1. NIL

47


Appendix-XII

Information about the complaints received under Grievance Redressal Mechanism:

No complainant received till date.

S.No.

Name of the complainant

Complaint against

Date of complaint

Action taken by the University

1.

Nil

48


Appendix-XIII

Information about the teaching staff Permanent teachers: Details of teaching staff across TDU’s seven centers. 1. CENTRE FOR AYURVEDA BIOLOGY AND HOLISTIC NUTRITION

SL. NO.

NAME & qualification DESIGNATION Age Qualification Experience (in years)

Date of Joining

Full time

/ part time

Regular / Adhoc

No. of Publications

1. Prof. Gurmeet Singh

Professor, Head Centre

52 Ph.D 24 01.04.2018 FULL TIME

REGULAR 19

2. Prof. Shobha Udipi Emeritus professor

Ph. D – Food and Nutrition

31 29.03.2018 PAR TIME

ADHOC 91

3. Dr. Ashwini Godbole Assistant Professor

41 Ph.D 13 03.01.2011 FULL TIME

REGULAR 10

4. Dr. Subrahmanya Kumar K

Assistant Professor

38 BAMS, MD, Ph.D

12 10.09.2007 FULL TIME

REGULAR 11

5. Dr. CN Vishnuprasad

Assistant Professor

38 Ph.D 16 02.06.2014 FULL TIME

REGULAR 10

6. Dr. Bhagya V Rao

Assistant Professor

43 M.Pharma, Ph.D

12 03.07.2017 FULL TIME

REGULAR 10

7. Dr. Mohana Kumar Patel

Assistant Professor

35 Ph.D (Agri) 12 01.08.2017 FULL TIME

REGULAR 20

8. Dr. Megha

Assistant Professor

40 Ph.D 13 01.07.2019 FULL TIME

REGULAR 10

9. Dr. Shreedevi Gothe

SCIENTIST - E 29 BAMS, MD 03 03.07.2017 FULL TIME

REGULAR 01

10. Dr. Arun Bhanu Senior Research Fellow

30 BAMS 6.6 10.09.2018 FULL TIME

REGULAR 0

11. Mr. Nadana Vinyagan Senior Research Fellow

25 M.Tech - Bioinformatics

03 01.10.2018 FULL TIME

REGULAR 4

12. Ms. Kalollika Mondal Senior Research Fellow

26 M. Pharma 3 years and 8 monoths

22.10.2018 FULL TIME

REGULAR 4

13. Mr Arman Deep Singh Senior Research Fellow

25 Integrated B.Tec- M.Tech

9 months 30.10.2018 FULL TIME

REGULAR 1

14. Dr. Swathi HS Senior Research Fellow

31 BAMS, MD 5 years and 10 moths


REGULAR 2

15. Mr. Manoj Mathapathi

Senior Research Fellow

37 B Tech (Chemical)

8 years and 5 months


REGULAR 0

16. Mrs. Hemalatha Rao Senior Research Fellow

28 M.Sc - Microbiology

05 01.05.2019 FULL TIME

REGULAR 0

49

17. Mrs. Somya Saxena Senior Research Fellow

27 BAMS 02 15.05.2019 FULL TIME

REGULAR 0

18. Mrs. Seema V G Junior Research Fellow

33 M.Sc - Biotechnology

2.5 13.02.2017 FULL TIME

REGULAR 0

19. Ms. Ashwini E Junior Research Fellow


02 02.05.2017 FULL TIME

REGULAR 1

20. Mrs. Anuja Thaplyal Junior Research Fellow


02 19.07.2018 FULL TIME

REGULAR 0

21. Ms. Prakruthi Junior Research Fellow

23 M.Sc 01 08.10.2018 FULL TIME

REGULAR 0

22. Ms. Sushmitha Junior Research Fellow

24 M.Sc - Biochemistry


REGULAR 10

23. Mr. Abdul Mateen (Pursuing Ph.D)

Junior Research Fellow

25 M.Sc- Food Technology

01 01.10.2018 FULL TIME

REGULAR 02

24. Ms. Ashwini Thakare Junior Research Fellow

24 M.Sc - Biotechnolgoy


REGULAR 1

25. Ms. Ashwini Shivalinga

Junior Research Fellow

26 Integrated Master of Science

3.5 11.02.2019 FULL TIME

REGULAR 0

26. Mr. Arunava C Junior Research Fellow

26 M.Sc - Biotechnolgoy

02 08.02.2019 FULL TIME

REGULAR 0

27. Ms. Sania Kouser Junior Research Fellow

25 M.Sc. medical in Molecular

biology and Human

genetics


REGULAR 0

28. Ms. Drishya Priya Junior Research Fellow

22 BE - Chemical Engineering

Fresher 08.07.2019 FULL TIME

REGULAR 0

29. Mr. Sameer Kalghatgi Junior Research Fellow


Fresher 14.07.2019 FULL TIME

REGULAR 0

30. Ms. Oviya T S Junior Research Fellow

23 M. Tech Integrated -

Biotechnology


REGULAR 0

31. Ms. Priyanka Gladys Junior Research Fellow

25 M.Sc- Chemistry


REGULAR 0

32. Mr. Prasanna K Simha Junior Research Fellow

24 M.Sc- Biochemistry


REGULAR 0

33. Mr. Chandana R M Junior Research Fellow



REGULAR 0

34. Mr. Subham Barman Junior Research Fellow

24 BE- Chemical Engineereing

01 02.01.2019 FULL TIME

REGULAR 0

35. Ms. Renuka Joshi Junior Research Fellow

27 Ph. D Botany (submitted

thesis)

04 16.08.2019 FULL TIME

REGULAR 02

50

2. CENTRE FOR CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES

SL. NO. NAME DESIGNATION Age Qualification Experience

(in years) Date of Joining

Full time / part time

Regular / Adhoc

No. of Publications

1. Dr. M. Abdul Kareem Centre Head (I/C) & Associate Professor

49 Ph.D 25 01.08.1993 FULL TIME

REGULAR 02

2. Dr. K. Ravikumar Professor 56 Ph.D 25 12.08.1995 FULL TIME

REGULAR 100

3. Dr. S. Noorunnisa Begum

Associate Professor

47 Ph.D 24 12.02.1995 FULL TIME

REGULAR 19

4. Dr. N.M. Ganesh Babu Assistant Professor

42 MSc. Ph.D 23 01.08.2003 FULL TIME

REGULAR 12

5. Dr. Debrabata Saha Assistant Professor

45 Ph.D 19 29.10.2009 FULL TIME

REGULAR 08

6. Dr. H.C. Chetan Assistant Professor

39 Ph.D 15 02.08.2017 FULL TIME

REGULAR 07

7. Mr. Somashekhar B. S. Scientist - F 53 M.Sc (Hort.) 26 01.08.1993 FULL TIME

REGULAR 57

8. Mr. R. Jagannatha Rao Scientist - F 49 M.Sc (Agri) 24 01.11.2004 FULL TIME

REGULAR 50

9. Ms. Suma Tagadur Scientist - E 43 M.Sc Ph.D 20 01.03.1998 FULL TIME

REGULAR 04

10. Ms. M. Sathya Sangeetha,

Scientist - E 40 M.Sc (purusing

Ph.D)

16 01.07.2003 FULL TIME

REGULAR 04

11. Ms. G.B. Deepa Scientist - E 40 M.Sc. 19 01.07.2005 FULL TIME

REGULAR 10

12. Dr. Arthur S Research Associate

40 Ph.D 15 19.07.2016 PART TIME

ADHOC 09

13. Dr. N. Dhatchanamoorthy

Research Associate

35 Ph.D 05 01.07.2014 FULL TIME

REGULAR 38

14. Ms. Bhagylakshmi Senior Research Fellow

M.Sc 07 11.11.2013 FULL TIME

REGULAR 0

15. Mr. Patturaj Junior Research Fellow

27 M.Sc 02 28.08.2017 FULL TIME

REGULAR 01

16. Ms. Amrita Junior Research Fellow

31 M.Sc 5.5 01.12.2016 FULL TIME

REGULAR 01

3. CENTRE FOR ETHNO VETERINARY SCIENCE AND PRACTICE

SL. NO

.

NAME DESIGNATION

Age

Qualification

Experience

(in years)

Date of Joining

Full time

/ part time

Regular / Adhoc

No. of Publication

s

1. Dr. MN Balakrishnan Nair

Centre Head and Emeritus Professor

69 Ph.D 40 01.10.2003

FULL TIME

REGULAR

40

51

2. Dr. Punniamurthy

Emeritus Professor

61 M.V.Sc., Ph.D.

37 08.01.2018

PART

TIME

ADHOC 37

3. Dr. Kumar SK, BAMS

Scientist - E 37 BAMS, MD 15 18.01.2010

FULL TIME

REGULAR

08

4. CENTRE FOR FUNCTIONAL GENEOMICS AND BIO -INFORMATICS

SL. NO.

NAME DESIGNATION Age Qualification Experience (in years)

Date of Joining


Regular / Adhoc

No. of Publications

1. Prof. Malali Gowda

Professor, Head, Centre

49 M.Sc (Agri), Ph.D

17 01.01.2016 FULL TIME

REGULAR 35

2. Dr. Pavithra

Post – Doctoral Fellow

33 PH.D 09 01.010.2016 FULL TIME

REGULAR 11

3. Dr. Prasanna Koti

Post – Doctoral Fellow

38 PH.D 01 17.04.2019 FULL TIME

REGULAR 02

4. Dr. Lavanya Devi K

Research Associate

40 M.PHIL, PH.D, POST-DOC

FELLOW

12 03.09.2018 FULL TIME

REGULAR 08

5. CENTRE FOR CLINICAL RESEARCH AND EDUCATION

SL. NO.

NAME DESIGNATION

Age Qualification Experience (in years)

Date of Joining


Regular / Adhoc

No. of Publications

1 Prof. Satish Ramachandra Rao

Professor, Head, Centre

50 Ph.D 17 25.09.2017 FULL TIME

REGULAR 36

2 Dr. Girish Kumar Scientist - E 39 BAMS, MD 11 21.05.2010 FULL TIME

REGULAR 02

3 Dr. Poornima Devkumar

Scientist - E 39 BAMS, MD 16 09.11.2015 FULL TIME

REGULAR --

6. CENTRE FOR TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE, DATA SCIENCE AND INFORMATICS

SL. NO. NAME DESIGNATION

Age Qualification Experience

(in years)

Date of

Joining

Full

time

/

part

time

Regular /

Adhoc

No. of

Publications

1. Mr. Varuna

Subramanyam

Scientist - F.

Head, Centre

48 BE (E&C) 25 01.04.2019 FULL

TIME

REGULAR --

2. Prof. Laxmi

Thathachar

Emeritus

Professor

83 D.Litt from

SVYSA

University,

Bangalore

D.Litt from

Rashtriya

Sanskrit

Vidyapeetha

61 01.01.2003 Part

time

Adhoc 18

52

University,

Tirupathi

3. Prof. Sateesh S

Kannegala

Professor 60 Ph.D 30 20.06.2017 FULL

TIME

REGULAR 07

4. Dr. SN

Venugopalan

Nair

Scientist - F 55 BAMS, MBA 30 04.40.1999 FULL

TIME

REGULAR 14

5. Dr. Shilpa

Naveen,

Senior

Research

Officer

40 BAMS 15 01.03.2014 FULL

TIME

REGULAR --

6. Dr. Tabassum

IF

Senior

Research

Officer

39 Ph.D 15 01.11.2003 FULL

TIME

REGULAR 06

7. Dr. Hemanth, Research

Officer

39 BAMS 08 08.08.2011 FULL

TIME

REGULAR --

7. Vd. Anantha Senior

Research

Fellow

MA Sanskrit 12.5 06.05.2015 FULL

TIME

REGULAR 05

7. CENTRE FOR LOCAL HEALTH TRADITIONS & POLICY

SL. NO. NAME DESIGNATION Age Qualification Experience (in years)

Date of Joining


Regular / Adhoc

No. of Publications

1. Mr. G. Hariramamurthy

Hon. Head & Emeritus Professor

64 BA. Hons 24 01.01.1995 FULL TIME

REGULAR 0

2. Prof. Darshan Shankar

Emeritus Professor

68 B.SC (STATS) 25 01.06.1993 FULL TIME

REGULAR 13

3. Lt. General Prakash Menon

Emeritus Professor

66 PhD 40 16.08.2019 FULL TIME

REGULAR 10

4. Dr. Prakash BN Assistant Professor

39 BAMS, Ph.D 16 01.01.2003 FULL TIME

REGULAR 09

4. Dr. Harshitha Junior Research Fellow

26 BAMS 02 01.08.2019 FULL TIME

REGULAR 0

Part time faculty:

SL. NO. NAME DESIGNAT

ION

QUALIFICATION EXPERIENCE

(in years)

DATE OF

JOINING

FULL TIME

/ PART

TIME

NO. OF

PUBLICATI

ONS.

1. Prof. T. S. Keshava

Prasad

Visiting

faculty

Ph.D 15 year 01.05.2018 Part time 30

2. Prof. R Srivatsan Visiting

faculty

Ph.D 22 years 01.05.2018 Part time 32

53

3. Prof. N. Sathyanaryana Visiting

faculty

Ph.D 18 yeas 01.05.2018 Part time 12

4. Dr. Asavari Raj Sharma Visiting

faculty

PhD

8 year 01.04.2018 Part time

5. Ms. Shilpa L Visiting

faculty

MBA & B.Sc (Agriculture)

4 year 08.02.2018 Part time

6. Mr. Sony Visiting

faculty

Master in

Zoology

1 year 08.02.2018 Part time 03

7. Dr. Arundahati Das Visiting

faculty

Ph.D. 3 year 08.02.2018 Part time 08

8. Dr. Arun Kumar K P Visiting

faculty

PhD 01.05.2018 Part time 05

9. Dr. K. Souravi Visiting

faculty

Ph.D in

Biotechnology

10 years 01.09.2018 Part time 03

10. Dr. Odity

Mukherjee

Visiting

faculty

Ph.D 10.07.2018 Part time 06

11. Preeta Dhar Visiting

faculty

LLM 01.09.2018 Part time

12. Abhizeet Hazaritk Visiting

faculty

Part time

13. Anuradha Eswar Visiting

faculty

Part time

14. Chandrima Home Visiting

faculty

Part time

15. Ramesh Visiting

faculty

Part time

16. Veni Balan Iyer Visiting

faculty

Part time

17. Sangeetha Kumar Visiting

faculty

Part time


Appendix-XIV Information about the Equipment

SL.NO. ITEM DESCRIPTION Location Department Value (in Rs) Present condition

Year of Purchase

1 Upright Microscope Dark Room SIHS 5,30,000

Working 2010

2 Laminar Air Flow-1 Microbiology Sterile Room

SIHS 43,542

Working 2000

3 Laminar Air Flow-2 Microbiology sterile Room

SIHS 68,372

Working 2006

4 HPLC-1 Instrumentation Room-1

SIHS 7,17,000

Working 2001

5 HPLC-2 Chemistry Lab SIHS 10,54,894

Working 2013

54

6 HPTLC Instrumentation Room- 1

SIHS 15,30,817

Working 2003

7 HPTLC Photo Doc System Instrumentation Room-1

SIHS 14,00,010

Working 2010

8 Minispin Plus Centrifuge Molecular Biology

SIHS 39,177

Working 2003

9 Refrigerated Centrifuge Molecular Biology

SIHS 2,86,908

Working 2003

10 Laboratory Centrifuge Bioassay Lab SIHS 18,500

Working 2011

11 Analytical Weighing Balance

Bioassay Lab SIHS 65,263

Working 2010

12 Precisa Weighing Balance-1

Chemistry Lab SIHS 70,200

Working 2003

13 Precisa Weighing Balance-2

Microbiology Lab

SIHS 82,549

Working

14 Weighing Balance Molecular Biology

SIHS 52,440

Working 2012

15 Spray Drier Product Development

Room

SIHS 5,73,637

Working 2004

16 Autoclave Microbiology Lab

SIHS 26,752

Working 2006

17 Autoclave Microbiology Lab

SIHS 30,000

Working 2009

18 U.V.Spectrophotometer Instrumentation Room-1

SIHS 3,19,255

Working

19 Hot Air Oven Microbiology Room

SIHS 19,125

Working 2008

20 (-80) Degrees Freezer-1 Bioassay Lab SIHS 3,05,900

Working 2011

21 (-80) Degrees Freezer-2 Functional Genomics

SIHS 3,18,245

Working 2012

22 Refrigerator Instrumentation Room-1

SIHS 52,500

Working

23 Refrigerator-1 Bioassay Lab SIHS 48,500

Working 2010

24 Refrigerator-2 Microbiology Lab

SIHS 29,000

Working 2010

25 Refrigerator-4 Molecular Biology

SIHS 52,500

Working 2009

26 Freezer :-20c Molecular Biology Lab

SIHS 79,435

Working

27 Freeze Drier Cum Speedivac

Product Development

Room

SIHS 5,29,276

Working 2009

28 Biosafety Cabinet Bioassay Lab SIHS 3,10,500

Working

29 Co2 Incubator (Steri Cycle)

Bioassay Lab SIHS 2,49,100

Working

30 Co2 Incubator (Water Jacketed)


Working 2010

31 Biological Incubator Microbiology Sterile Room

SIHS 18,471

working 2006

32 Biological Incubator Microbiology Sterile Room

SIHS 20,292

Working 2011

55

33 Bod Incubator 1 Molecular Biology

SIHS 39,780

2000


SIHS 50,730

Working 2011


SIHS 50,730

2011


SIHS 57,708

Working 2014

37 Rotary Vacuum Evaporator With Vacuum Pump

Chemistry Lab SIHS 2,51,114

Working 2010

38 Safe Aspiration Station Bioassay Lab SIHS 1,80,000

Working 2010

39 Microplate Reader Molecular Biology

SIHS 7,42,900

Working 2010

40 Real Time Pcr Instrumentation Room-3

SIHS 12,65,000

Working 2010

41 Circulating Water Bath Bioassay SIHS 64,173

Not working 2010

42 Water Bath Shaker Bioassay Lab SIHS 35,980

Working 2011

43 Orbital Shaker Microbiology sterile Room

SIHS 69,803

Working 2010

44 Orbital Incubator Shaker Bioassay Lab SIHS 2,11,355

Working 2014

45 FTIR Chemistry Lab SIHS 9,12,000

Working 2011

46 Lcms Instrumentation Room-4

SIHS 75,44,000

Working 2011

47 Lumunometer Instrumentation Room-3

SIHS 4,58,800

Working 2011

48 Flowcytometer Instrumentation Room-3

SIHS 34,65,000

Working 2011

49 Thermocycler Molecular Biology

SIHS 2,10,000

Working 2012

50 Protean Electrophoresis Unit With Power Pack

Molecular Biology

SIHS 2,10,000

Working 2012

51 Gel Documentation Unit Molecular Biology

SIHS 4,00,000

Working 2010

52 Labomed Zoom Stereo Trinocular Microscope

Bioassay Lab SIHS 65,265

Working 2015

53 Remi Micro Centrifuge Bioassay Lab SIHS 24,091

Working 2015

54 Biosafety Cabinet Bioassay Lab SIHS 1,88,925

Working 2016

55 Shaker Incubator With Cooling


Working 2016

56 Nano Drop Instrumentation Room-3

SIHS 4,71,250

Working 2017

57 Metabolic Cages for Rat Size: 30 x 50cm Height

CAB Lab CAB&HN 14,150

Working 2017

58 PH Meter: Microprocessor Control


Working 2017

59 Olympus Trinocular Microscope with 5mp Imaging Camera Model - CX33

CAB Lab CAB&HN 3,40,000

Working 2017

56

60 Refrigerated Centrifuge Max Speed: 20000 Max, RCF 37570, Temperature -8C Control Microprocessor Display R-238M Complete with Polyproplene tubes R-239M Complete with Polyproplene tubes VS-03 Servo Controlled Voltage Stabilizer


Working 2017

61 Unisensor Brand Antibiotic Kit: Readsensor Ese Smalll, Heat Sensor, Twin Sensor, Quinosensor Milk, 4-Sensor Milk Beta-Strepto-Chloramph-Tetra-Kit, Aminosensor Kit, Tri-sensor Milk Bts


Working 2017

62 Centrifuge 5418R (refrigerated), 230V/50-60Hz, incl rotor FA-45-18-11

CFG Lab CFG&BI 2,51,340

Working 2017

63 96 Gradient Thermal Cycler Make: Hain LifeScience UK


Working 2017

64 Microscope Compound with 4 Optics Luxury

CCNR Lab CCNR 4,944 Working 2018

65 Pipetman G Starter Kit (2 Nos) - F167900, Pipetman P2G Plastic Ejector - F144054P

CFG Lab CFG&BI 96,851

Working 2018

66 Horizontal Gel Electrophoresis System Sub-DNA-1-Biobee TM Ecodna System Sub-DNA-2-Biobee TM Widesub System Digi-500-T-Biobee TM Digi 500


Working 2018

67 Incubator Orbital Shaker CFG Lab CFG&BI 88,500

Working 2018

68 UV Transilluminator with Filter (312) 20x20cm


Working 2018

69 -20 degree Deep Freezer CFG Lab CFG&BI 93,173

Working 2018

70 Portable Autoclave 21 ltrs


Working 2018

71 Water Bath 10 ltrs CFG Lab CFG&BI 55,960

Working 2018

72 Horizontal Laminar Air Flow


Working 2018

73 Refrigerator Microcentrifuge


Working 2018

57

74 Lab Equipment: Vacuum vessel for drying amla pulp, mixing wih sugar and frying with Ghee with IPT converter for stem Location: TDU Lab


Working 2018

75 Lab Equipment: Nano Electrically Heated Steam Generator Model: NME-10 Location: TDU Lab


Working 2018

76 Lab Equipment: Moisture Balance 'RADWAG' make 50.R Moisture Analyzer Location: TDU Lab


Working 2018

77 Lab Equipment: Bajinath Premnath Digital 500 gm x 10 mg Weighing Scales with Wind Shield SN: B074WXFWR4 Location: TDU Lab

CAB Lab CAB&HN 1,699 Working 2018

82 Biobee Horizontal Laminar Air Flow


Working 2019

87 Incubator CAB Lab CAB&HN 1,39,020

Working 2019

58


Appendix-XV

Information about the Library

a) Total Space

Main Library - approx. 200 sq. metre area, 6

nos. Reading tables with 24 nos. seating

capacity and 2 nos. Computer table with

each 3 nos. seating capacity.

b) Computer / Communication

facilities

Librarian Machine – 1 No.

LIMS Web Server – 1 No.

Patron Access – 1 No.

Photocopier/printer/scanner – 1 No.

Compactor Storage System - 1 unit of Fixed

Block and 5 nos. of Compactors.

Wall mounted 5 shelves

c) Total No. of Ref. Books

(Each Department)

8665 Nos.

Main Library – 7885 No.

Conservation of Medicinal Resources – 780

No.

Digital collections : 225 books

d) All Research Journals

subscribed on a regular basis

Journals: 11 Nos.

Magazines: 3 Nos.

Open Access Journals

59


Appendix-XVI Sports Infrastructure

Facility Description

(a) Open Play Ground(s) for outdoor

sports (Athletics, Football, hockey,

Cricket, etc.)

Yes, Volley ball, throw ball courts are available

(b) Track for Athletics No

(c) Basketball courts No

(d) Squash/Tennis Courts No

(e) Swimming Pool (Size) No

(f) Indoor Sports Facilities including

gymnasium

Table tennis, Shuttle Badminton, Gymnasium,

Yoga hall, Chess and Carom

(g) Any other No

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Appendix-XVII

Information about the composition of the statutory bodies of the University Separately for Governing Board, Executive Council, Board of Management, Academic Council, Finance Committee, Board of Studies, Others.

Statutory body: Board of Governors

Sl. No.

Name Designation

Address

1. Prof. Sam Pitroda Chairman

301,Trinity Lane, OakBrook, Illinois, 60523, USA

2. Prof. T S Balganesh

Co-Chairman Distinguished Scientist CSIR Centre for Mathematical Modelling and Computer Simulation (C-MMACS) NAL Belur Campus , Bangalore-560037, India

3. Prof Darshan Shankar

Member No.96-3,Jakkur Sneha, Layout, Jakkur, Bangalore - 560 064

4. Mr. Giridharan .R

Non-voting Invitee

B-302, Shravanthi Paradise, 70.Jaraganahalli, Kanakapura Main road, J P Nagar, 6th Phase, Bangalore- 560078

5. Prof Pankaj Chandra Member Vice Chancellor, Ahmedabad University. Commerce Six Roads Navrangpura, Ahmedabad – 380009 ,Gujarat, India.

6. Mr. S. V. Ranganath Member No. 25, 8th Cross, 2nd Block, Jayanagar, Bengaluru-560011

7. Principal Secretary to Govt. of Karnataka, Health & Family Welfare Services.

Ex – officio Member

Principal Secretary, Govt. of Karnataka, Vikas Soudha, 1st Floor, Bangalore, Karnataka.

8. Mr. Manoj Kumar, Member Villa 180 Lane 8 Adarsh Palm Retreat Devarabeesanahalli, Outer Ring Road, Bangalore 560103

9. Prof. Jyotsna Dhawan Member Chief Scientist room no.E106, Centre for Cellular & Moleculor Biology, Habsiguda, Uppal Road Hyderabad-500007

10. Prof. Hosahalli Subramanya

Member Director IBAB & Biocon Chair. Institute of Bioinformatics and Applied Biotechnology Biotech Park Electronics City Phase I, Bengaluru 560 100

61

Statutory body: Board of Management

Sl.No. Name Designation Address

1. Shri. Darshan Shankar

Chair, Ex – officio member Vice Chancellor

No.96-3,Jakkur Sneha, Layout, Jakkur, Bangalore - 560 064

2. Mr. R. Giridharan

Ex – officio member Secretary, Registrar

B-302, Shravanthi Paradise, 70.Jaraganahalli, Kanakapura Main road, J P Nagar, 6th Phase, Bangalore- 560078

3. Mr. Manoj Joshi

Member External

4. Prof. Malali Gowda Member Professor & Centre Head

310, Leon Apartments Duo - Marvel Layout Ananthapura Road, Yelahanka Bengaluru – 560 065

5. Dr. Abdul Kareem Member Assotiate Professor & Centre Head

120.B, Sterling Park, Kodigehalli Mail Road Sahakara Nagar Bangalore -92

6. Dr. Gurmeet Singh

Member Professor & Centre Head

Global Program Director in R&D & Science Advisor for Tea 28 MIMS Crescenta Kannamangala, Bangalore 560067

7. Prof. M.N.B Nair

Member Emeritus Professor & Centre Head

104, Cambridge Road, 4th cross Ulsoor, Bengaluru – 560 008

8. Mr. Varuna Subramanya

Member Centre Head

J-23, Sriram Sadhana Apartments Gokula, Mathikere, Bengaluru – 560 054

9. Prof. Satish Rao

Member Professor & Centre Head

#250, 2nd C Main, 2nd Cross, Girinagar 1 phase, Bengaluru-560085

11. Dr. A.V. Balasubramanian

Member B-3, Rajalakshmi Complex, 2nd Floor, No. 18, Chamiers Road, Nandanam, Chennai – 600 035.

12. Dr. Narendra pendse Member Internal Rd, Vijayanagar Colony, Sadashiv Peth, Pune, Maharashtra 411030

13. Prof. Ramaswamy Permanent special invitee

#35, HMT Layout, RT Nagar Main Road, BHD BMTC Bus Depot., Bangalore-560032

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Statutory body: Academic Research & Outreach Council Date of Constitution: 2018

Sl.

No.

Name Capacity & Institute e-mail id

1. Shri Darshan Shankar Ex-officio chairman. VC , TDU

[email protected]

2. Mr. Giridharan Ex-officio Secretary. Registrar TDU

[email protected]

3. Dr. Uma Shankar Member [email protected]

4. Prof. Mukand Thattai Member NCBS

[email protected]

5. Prof. Sundar Sarukkai Member

[email protected]

6. Mr. Prakash Belwadi Member

[email protected]

7. Ms. Padmini Nagaraj Member

[email protected]

8. Dr. Gurmeet singh Member Professor, TDU

[email protected]

9. Dr. Satish Rao Member Professor, IAIM / TDU

[email protected]

10. Prof. Malali Gowda Member Professor, TDU

[email protected]

11. Mr. Varuna Subramanya

Mr. Varuna Subramanya Centre Head, TDU

[email protected]

12. Dr. Subrahmanya Kumar

K

Member Asst. Prof. TDU

[email protected]

13. Dr. Vishnu Prasad Member Asst. Prof. TDU

[email protected]

14. Dr. Ashwini Godbole Member Asst. Prof. TDU

[email protected]

15. Dr. Girish Tillu Member Professor, IAIM / TDU

[email protected]

16. Prof. Sangeeta Menon Professor NIAS [email protected]














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Statutory body: Finance committee

Sl. No.

Name Capacity e-mail id

1. Mr. S K Raman

Chair person [email protected]

2. Vice –Chancellor TDU Member TDU

[email protected]

3. Registrar TDU Member TDU

[email protected]

4. Dr. Gurmeet Singh Member TDU

[email protected]

5. Mr. Venkataraman Raghavendran

Member

[email protected]

6. Shri. Suresh Hegde Secretary Dy. Registrar (Finance & Accounts) TDU.

[email protected]

Statutory body: Fee regulation committee

Sl. No. Name and address Designation

1. Justice Prabha Sridevan Former Judge of Madras High Court

Chairperson

2. Shri. Darshan Shankar Vice Chancellor, TDU

Member

3. Principal Secretary to Governemnt of Karnataka,

Health and Family welfare Department or his nominee not below the rank of Deputy Secretary

Member

4. Dr. Vijayalakshmi Mahadevan

Institute of Bio-Information & Applied Bio Technology, Bangalore

Member

5. Prof. Anindya Rana Sinha National Institute of Advance studies, Bengaluru

Member

6. A Chartered Accountant of repute to be co-opted by the Fee Regulation committee

Member






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Appendix-XVIII

Information about the Non-Teaching Staff of the University

SL. NO. NAME DESIGNATION AGE QUALIFICATION DATE OF APPOINTMENT

TRAINED YES OR

NO

1. Shri. DARSHAN SHANKAR VICE CHANCELLOR, EMERITUS PROFESSOR

66 B.Sc (Stats) 01.06.1993 Yes

2. Mr. R GIRIDHARAN REGISTRAR 53 M.TECH, IIM – Business Management

20.11.2017 Yes

3. Mr. P J. ALEXANDER JOINT REGISTRAR (ADMIN)

57 B.Com, LLB 01.09.2003 Yes

4. Mr. SURESH HEGDE JOINT REGISTRAR (FINANCE AND ACCOUNTS)

49 B.Com., M.B.A. Finance

02.02.2009 Yes

5. Ms. SRI VIDYA VENKATESH HR OFFICER 45 B.Sc , (M.Sc). Dip. in Secretarial Practice

28.09.1998 Yes

6. Ms. NANDINI KK ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN 43 B.Sc, B.Lib, M.Lib 01.11.1999 Yes

7. Mr. RAVI KUMAR G ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER (ACADEMICS)

40 MSc (Botany), B.Ed, PGDND, (MBA)

09.11.2010 Yes

8. Mr. P. VISHWANATHA ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER

42 First PUC 01.06.1993 Yes

9. Mr. VIJAYA KUMAR A R IT OFFICER 46 B.Sc, Dip in Engineering

16.10.2014 Yes

10. Ms. MADHAVI LATHA ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER

47 M.Com 10.05.2000 Yes

11. Ms. SAILAJA KUMAR ACCOUNTS OFFICER 51 M.Com 01.11.2009 Yes

12. Mr. AJU KRISHNAN ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT 28 B.Com 03.11.2016 Yes

13. Mr. VIJAY SRINIVAS SOFTWARE ENGINEER 46 BE 18.01.2011 Yes

14. Mr. VINAY R SOFTWARE ENGINEER 30 BE 04.01.2010 Yes

15. Mr. MANI CARETAKER 58 (VIII) 01.04.2002 Yes

16. Mr. PARMESWARA E ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

42 PUC 14.01.1996 Yes

17. Mr. SUMUKHA HOSTEL-IN CHARGE 37 MA, M.Com 09.03.2009 Yes

18. Mr. JOBIN JAMES SENIOR PROGRAM ASSISTANT

30 BCA 01.02.2012 Yes

19. Mr. NARESH OFFICE SECRETARY 32 B.Com , IT 13.09.2010 Yes

20. Ms. SUGANTHI FATHIMA OFFICE SECRETARY 39 BA 01.11.2000 Yes

21. Mr. BASANTH SENIOR ASSISTANT 27 B.Com, Dip 01.02.2013 Yes

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22. Ms. REVATHI B P SENIOR ASSISTANT (GARDEN)

44 PUC 01.09.2017 Yes

23. Mr. HANUMANTHARAYAPPA SENIOR ASSITANT (GARDEN)

40 SSLC 01.09.2017 Yes

24. Ms. ANITHA N OFFICE SECRETARY 23 B.Com, (M.Com) 29.12.2014 Yes

25. Ms. GEETHA GAONKAR JUNIOR ASSISTANT (ACCOUNTS)

26 B.Com 09.01.2014 Yes

26. Mr. MANJUNATHA JUNIOR ASSISTANT (GARDEN)

34 SSLC 01.09.2017 Yes

27. Mr. UMESH JUNIOR ASSISTANT (GARDEN)

32 SSLC 01.09.2017 Yes

28. Mr. MARUTI JUNIOR ASSISTANT (GARDEN)

34 SSLC 01.09.2017 Yes

29. Mr. VIJAY KUMAR OFFICE ASSISTANT 52 (SSLC) 01.09.1998 Yes

30. Mr. ESWARAPPA LAB ATTENDER 41 PUC 26.03.2006 Yes

31. Mr. KUMAR SWAMY LAB ATTENDER 36 First PUC 18.11.2010 Yes

32. Mr. MAHADEV DRIVER 40 Vth Std 14.05.2002 Yes

33. Mr. KUMAR DN DRIVER 45 (SSLC) 01.02.2003 Yes

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