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Centrefor Study of Social Exclusionand Inclusive Policy

BHARATHIDASAN UNIVERSITY

Tiruchirappalli- 620 024, India

PROFILE

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Dr.R.DAKSHINAMURTHY Professor-cum-Director I/C

Dr. K.SURIYAN Associate Professor

Dr. G.SATHIYAN Assistant Professor

P.RAMAJAYAM Assistant Professor

Faculty Members

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The centre has been established under the guidelines of

University Grants Commission

No.F. 1-12/2006 (SCT) 27th October, 2006

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Preface The concept of “Social exclusion” in social science literature is of recent origin.

Social exclusion is a complex and multidimensional concept having social, cultural, political

andeconomic ramifications. These dimensions are interwoven. The relations of social

exclusion canbe differentiated in several ways. One can talk of systemic or constitutive

exclusion, which isinbuilt in hierarchical social system. It excludes certain communities from

interaction and accessto social resources through social arrangements, normative value

systems and customs. Theexclusion based on caste is one example. Patriarchy is another

example. Such systemic exclusionis reinforced by instrumental exclusion, which is embedded

in the economic structure and themacroeconomic policies associated with them. Members of

certain groups by virtue of nothaving particular marketable assets/capabilities and

facilities/linkages are excluded fromopportunities to add/improve their capabilities. For

example, those who are assetless (landless inthe rural area) do not get adequate useful

education to improve skills and enhance theircapabilities. Such exclusion leads to other kinds

of deprivation, which, in Amatya Sen‟s words,“lead to the impoverishment of the human life

through their casual consequences (such as thedenial of social and economic opportunities

that would be helpful persons involved).” Theconsequences of macroeconomic policies such

as poverty, unemployment and involuntarymigration exclude the victims from economic,

cultural and political activities. Systemicexclusion reinforced by instrumental exclusion,

supports structures of hegemony.

The study of such hegemonic structures is all the more, important in the Indian

contextwhere institutional inequality and discrimination has been a pervasive feature of our

society.This has prevented a large segment of the population especially those on the margin of

thesociety from access to rights and privileges enjoyed by the dominant sections of

society.Overcoming „exclusion‟ constitutes the most elementary pre-requisite for the building

of ademocratic society, the goal with which our freedom struggle was fought, and the tacit

socialimpact on the basis of which modern India has come into being. This concern is the

centre of ourConstitution. Indian Constitution provides equality to all citizens irrespective of

caste, creed,region and gender. It also directs the State to take various measures to remove

the differentforms of discrimination, inequality and thereby helps to eradicate social

exclusion. Withoutattaining this objective, an integrated and united nation cannot be built on

a sound footing. Thepotentialities and limitations of such protective measures need to be

studied carefully. The TenthPlan recognized that marginalization; exclusion, persecution of

people on account of social,religious, caste and gender adversely affect developmental

outcomes. The State is committed toinstituting a National Charter to ensure social justice to

deprived communities like ScheduledCastes, Scheduled Tribes, other backward castes and

minorities.

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Objectives:

a) Conceptualizing discrimination, exclusion and inclusion based on

castes/ethnicity and religion.

b) Developing understanding of the nature and dynamics of

discrimination and

exclusion.

c) Contextualizing and problematizing discrimination, exclusion and

inclusion.

d) Developing an understanding of discrimination at an empirical lever.

e) Formulating policies for protecting the rights of these groups and

eradicating the

problem of exclusion and discrimination.

Vision and Mission

a) Collecting information on Social Exclusion and building up a

database

b) Carrying out detailed analyses based on the socio-economic data

generated by governmentagencies

c) Organizing regular conferences, seminars and symposia on the theme

of Social Exclusion

d) Organizing public lecturers on the subject by eminent scholars

e) Reaching out to scholars, especially young scholars, in other

universities And colleges

f) through an active programme of inviting Visiting Faculty

g) Establishing links with Civil society Organizations engaged in

combating Social Exclusion

h) Short-term Orientation courses for political leaders,

Parliamentarians, government officials, trade unionists and media

personalities.

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Area of Research/Specialization:

1. Crime and Correction

2. Women and Health

3. Entrepreneurship

Dr.R.DAKSHINAMURTHY

Professor& Director i/c

Achievements made in Teaching/Research/Extension

No. of Research Publications : Journals: 34

Chapter in Books: 6

No. of papers presented in Conferences : 22

No.of Books Published : 5

Awards and Recognitions

Given “Best Citizen of India Award. By a International Publishing House,

New Delhi.

Research Group Members Life member in the Indian Society of Criminology

National Association of Professional Social workers in India, New Delhi

Past Members

Editorial Board: International Contemporary Research Journal in

Management and Social Science Advisory Board: Member of Tiruchirappalli District Advisory committee for implementation of Juvenile Justice Committee

Academic Bodies: Board of Studies for the course on Development Studies, Bharathidasan

University Board of Studies for Social work in Annamalai University

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Faculty II


1. Sociology of Marginalized

2. Organizational Behaviour 3. Social Work and Sociology

Dr.K.Suriyan Associate Professor


No. of Research Publications :25


Projects Completed/Ongoing : 2

No.of Books Published :4


State Budget Advisory Board (Special Component Programmes), Government

of Tamil Nadu – 2014 onwards

Research Group Members

Indian Sociological Society - Life Member

National Professional Social Workers Forum (India) – Life Member

Past Members

1. Member Senate, University of Madras, nominated by His excellence Governor

of Tamil Nadu for the period of May 2013 to April 2016.

2. Member Senate, Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli – 24, Tamil Nadu

from 10.10.2018 onwards

3. Para Legal Volunteer, District Legal Service Authority, District Court,

Tituchirappalli, Tamil Nadu for the period of 2014 to 2016.

4. Member, Board of Studies for Sociology, Directorate of Higher Education,

Govt. of Tamil Nadu, 2018 onwards.

5. Member, Board of Studies for M.A Development Studies Bharathidasan

University, Tiruchirappalli – 24 from 2014 onwards

6. Member, Board of Studies for M.A Sociology, Bharathidasan University,

Tiruchirappalli – 24 from 2018 onwards.

7. Member, Board of Studies for PG Diploma in Health and Sanitary Inspector and

Diploma in Health and Sanitary Inspector programmes of PRIDE, Periyar

University, salem from 2017 onwards.

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Tribal Development,

Disaster Management

Community Developnent

Dr.G.SATHIYAN Assistant Professor


No. of Research Publications : 06



Appreciated for organization of Blood Donation Camp at Bharathidasan

University College, Kurumbalur on 06.02.2013.

Appreciated for organization of Blood Donation Camp at Bharathidasan

University College, Kurumbalur on 19.04.2013.

Membership:

Indian Society of Professional Social Work

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Faculty IV:


Religious Minority issues

Decentralization, Development and Democracy

Election Study at National & State level

Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy and

Survey Research

Public Policy

P.RAMAJAYAM Assistant Professor


No. of Research Publications : Journal: 01; Books: 04


Research Group Members

Lokniti- Programme for Comparative Democracies at Centre for Study of

Developoing Societies, #.29, Rajpur Road, Delhi-110057

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Details of Research & Consultancy Projects – Appendix I

S.No. Name Reg. No. Fellowship

1. P.Manivasakam RGNF

2. D.Kirubanithi RGNF

3. Thangadurai T ICSSR

4. Sheik Abdul Salam A URF

5. Bhavani S UGC/JRF

Details of Fellowships being availed by the

Research Scholars/Project Staff

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List of Research Publications since 2013-14 to 2017-18 -

Appendix II

Appendix II

List of Research Publications since 2013-14.

Dakshinamurthy et al(2017)“Adolescents Behaviour Problems among women headed

Families” in the International Journal of Scientific Research and Education,

Volume||5||Issue||06||June-2017||Pages-6667-6673||ISSN (e):2321-7545.

Dakshinamurthy et al (2017) “ Mental Health and Home Environment of Adolescents of

Women Headed Families – An over view “in the Asian Journal of Multidimensional

Research, Vol.6, Issue -7, September 2017, ISSN-2278-4853, Impact Factor:

SJIF=4.708

Dakshinamurthy et al (2017)“Newborn Care Practices among Rural Women”, in the

International Contemporary Research Journal in Management and Social Science,

ISSN: 2394-7691, Volume 3, Issue 2, June 2017

Dakshinamurthy et al (2017)“Suicide In India”, in the Academicia: A n I n t e r n a t i o

n a l M u l t i d i s c i p l i n a r y R e s e a r c h J o u r n a l, Vol. 7 Issue 6, June 2017

Impact Factor: SJIF =5.099, ISSN: 2249-7137

Dakshinamurthy et al (2017)” “Suicide among Adolescents”, in the International

Contemporary Research Journal in Management and Social Science, ISSN: 2394- 7691,

Volume 3, Issue 2, June 2017

Dakshinamurthy et al (2017)“Menstrual Management Among rural Women” in the

International Journal of Golden Research Thoughts, Vol-6, Issue -2, Aug-2016, ISSN

No.2231 -5063

Dakshinamurthy et al (2017)” Work–family conflicts of Women Entrepreneurs “ in the

International Contemporary research Journal in Management and

socialsciences,Vol.2.Issue -2 ,March 2016,ISSN: 23947691

Dakshinamurthy (2016) “Menstrual Management Among rural Women” in the International

Journal of Golden Research Thoughts, Vol-6, Issue -2, Aug-2016, ISSN No.2231 -5063

Dakshinamurthy (2016) Published an article on “Work–family conflicts of Women

Entrepreneurs “ in the International Contemporary research Journal in Management and

socialsciences,Vol.2.Issue -2 ,March 2016,ISSN: 23947691.

Books/Book Chapters (2013-14 to 2017-18)

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Dakshinamurthy (2016) Published an article on “Women Entrepreneur in India and qualities of

Entrepreneur”, in the India Streams Research Journal, International Journal, ISSN 2230-7850,

Vol. 4, Issue 9,.Oct‟2014, P.No.1-3.

Dakshinamurthy (2016) “A study on Job satisfaction of Employees In Madura

coats, Madura”, in the Indian Journal of Current Research Vol-1, No.3,

ISSN.2347-9213P.No.89-92

Dakshinamurthy (2016) “Women Entrepreneurs and stress: Focus on sources,

Type and Effect of Stress” in the India Streams Research Journal, ISSN 2230-

7850, Vol. 4, Issue 11, Dec‟2014, P.No.1-7.

Dakshinamurthy (2016) “Women and Mental Health”, in the Indian Journal of

Current Research, Vol-1, No.3, ISSN.2347-9213Page .225to 228

Dakshinamurthy (2014) “Antenatal care services among women in urban slum”

in the Indian streams Journal -International, Vol-4, Issue-9, Oct-2014, and ISSN

No.2230-7850.

Dakshinamurthy (2014) “Women Crime and Victims”in the Indian Police

Journal, LV.No.4, BPR&D, Ministry of Home Affairs, New Delhi, Oct -

Dec2014,ISSN.No.0537-2429

Suriyan, K., (2017) „The Lost glory: Fishermen‟ in an International Journal of Indian

Economic Light, Vol.6, Issue-1, July-June 2017-18, pp.75-81, ISSN: 2277-3142.

Suriyan,K.,(2017)„Awreness on Health Care Among the Fisher Women in Kanyakumari

District‟ in an International Journal of Management and Social Science Research Review

(IJMSRR), Vol.1, Issue-39, September, 2017, pp.142-149, ISSN:2349-6738.

Suriyan, K., (2017)„Periyar Movement: A social Reform‟ in an International Journal of

Management and Social Science Research Review (IJMSRR), Vol.1, Issue-40, October, 2017,

pp.29-32, ISSN: 2349-6738.

Suriyan, K., (2015) „Plight of Fishermen in Nagapattinam District, Tamil Nadu‟, International

Contemporary Research Journal in Management and Social Science, (Indexed), ISSN: 2349-

0195, vol: 1, Special Issue:1, February, 2015, pp.145-152.

Suriyan,K., (2015) „Plight of Aged in Rural Society of Madurai District,

Tamilnadu‟International Contemporary Research Journal in Management and Social Science,

ISSN: 2394 -7691, vol: 1, Special Issue:1, November.2015, pp. 7-19.

Suriyan, K., (2015) „Exclusion of Dalit Women in Education in Tamilnadu‟, International

Contemporary Research Journal in Management and Social Science, ISSN: 2394 -7691, vol: 1,

Special Issue: 1, November.2015, pp. 25-31.

Suriyan, K., (2015) „Status of HIV/AIDs Patients in Salem Town‟, International Contemporary

Research Journal in Management and Social Science, ISSN: 2394 -7691, vol: 1, Special Issue:

1, November.2015, pp. 46-56.

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Suriyan, K., (2014) „Poverty Alleviation in India: Views of Marginalized in India‟, Asia

Pacific Journal of Research, ISSN: 2320-5504, E-ISSN-2347-4793, vol: I Issue XVII,

September 2014, pp. 83-91.

Suriyan.K., (2013) „Sexual Behaviour in India with High Risk of HIV/AIDs‟, Language in

india, www.languageinindia.com, ISSN 1930-2940, 13:4, April 2013, pp.234-245.

P.Ramajayam, (2014)‘Tamil Nadu: Countering the National Wave’ Special Issue on Lok Sabha Elections 2014 in Collaboration with Lokniti, CSDS, Delhi and Punjab university Research Journal Social Science, ISSN 0251-348X Vol.22, Number 2, 2014

Ramajayam.P, (2017)BJP’s Limited Challenge to Dravidian Parties, in Sanjay

Kumar, Sanjay Lodha and SuhashPalshikar (Ed)Electoral Politics in India: Resurgence

of Bharatiya Janata Party, Routledge, (South Asia Edition) New Delhi. (ISBN-

10: 1138201944, ISBN-13: 978-1138201941)

Publication of Books

DakshinaMurthy.R. andPannerselvam (2013) “Education and Personality” Published by

Discovery Publishing House, Darya Ganj, New Delhi, ISSBN: 93-5056-254-5.

DakshinaMurthy.R. (2014)Published a Book on “Community Health” Published by

Mangalam publication, New Delhi i, ISSBN: 978-93-86123-06-0.

DhakshinaMurthy.R. (2013) “Strategies for Community Organisation” by Mangalam

publication, New Delhi, ISSBN: 978-93-82983-12-5

DhakshinaMurthy.R. (2014) “Personality Development by Cauvery

Publication‟Trichirappalli. ISSBN: 978-81-90919919-9.

Dr.K.Suriyan, (2014), “Women Workers: Empowerment Persepectives in Tamilnadu”Self

Publication ,TamilNAdu, ISBN. 978-93-80509-52-5

Dr.K.Suriyan, (2014), “Women Empowerment” APH Publishing House, New Delhi, ISBN.

978-81-7024-003-7

Dr.K.Suriyan, (2015), “Female Sex Workers” APH Publishing House, New Delhi, ISBN.

978-81-7024-009-9

Publication of Chapters in Books

Dakshina Murthy published on “A study on the Attitude of Rural women towards Family

Planning in Perambalur District” Contemporary Social work Research,ISBN978-81-8424-571-

4,2010,P.No.370-374

Dakshina Murthy published on Counselling: An Enabling Process. Bharathidasan University

Academic Staff College- Publication. ISBN No: 978-81-922810-4-9, 2011, P.No.11-24

http://www.languagein/

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Dakshina Murthy published on “Current Issues in Community organization”, Professional

Social Work: Best practices and Innovations in Teaching, Research and Extension (Edit),

ISBN-978-81-8424-571-4, 2011P.No.86-95

Dakshina Murthy published on “Women Entrepreneurs in India: Opportunities, Performance

and Problems,” Women Entrepreneurs in India: Opportunities, Performance and Problems.

P.No.167-173, P.No.167-173

Dakshina Murthy published on “Role of youth participation in community Development Health

and Development”, ISBN.978-81-7273-624-8.,.P.No244-249

Dakshina Murthy published on “Child Health Practices in Urban Slums, Contemporary social

Development Paradigms”, ISBN -978-81-7273-797-9, 2014P.No3-11

Dakshina Murthy published on “Upliftment and Empowerment of Women in Tirunelveli

District”, Contemporary social Development Paradigms, ISBN -978-81-7273-797-9, 2014,

P.No.23-28.

Dakshina Murthy published on “A study on Maternal Health among women in Urban

Slums”, Thoughts and Practices of Social Transformation, ISBN-978-81-7273-798-6,

2014,.P.No.

Suriyan, K., Published on Dimensions of Social Exclusion, „Social Exclusion and Dalit Identity

in Tamil Nadu‟, Discovery Publishing House PVT. LTD., New Delhi -110 002, February 2013.

ISSBN 978-93-5056-250-5.

Suriyan, K., Gender Development and Marginalization of Women, „Marginalization of Fisher

Women in Kanyakumari‟. Serial Publications PVT.LTD., New Delhi, 2015, ISSBN 978-81-83-

87-737-4.

Ramajayam.P, (2017) Dravidian State Politics: From Social Reform to Populism, in

Himanshu Roy, M.P.Singh and A.P.S.Chauhan (Ed)State politics in India, Primus

Publications, New Delhi. (ISBN:978-93-84092-99-3)

Lakshmanan.C and Ramajayam. P, (2017)Critique of Approaches to Inclusion

Constitutional Provisions in Training Manual on Social Inclusion for PRI Functionaries

(Module-II) Lalitha.S, SelvarajArulnathan and Leslie Martin.D, (Ed) Rajiv Gandhi

National Institute of Youth Development, Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports,

Government of India, Sriperumbudur(ISBN: 978-93-81572-48-1)

Ramajayam.P, (2017) ‘Political Ideas of Thiruvalluvar’ in Himanshu Roy, M.P.Singh(Ed)

Indian Political Thought in, Pearson Education; (Second Edition 2017), New Delhi, ISBN-

10: 9332587337; ISBN-13: 978-9332587335

Ramajayam.P, (2015) Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam‟s Vision for the Girl child in India Vision India

2020: APJ Abdul Kalam‟s Dream, Publication Division Bharathidasan University, Trichy

ISBN No.97893213041.2015.

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Ramajayam.P, (2016) Nabard: Innovative initiatives for a agricultural development in

Madurai District in Tamil Nadu. A collection of selected research articles on Commerce and

management: A guide to Researchers ISBN 97803-83213-05-4 2016

1. M.A. Development Studies

2. M. Phil.Development Studies 3. Ph. D. Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy (Inter-Disciplinary)

M.A. Development Studies

Program objectives

The objectives of M.A. Development Studiesprogramme are:

This is one of the emerging multi-disciplinary programmes which offer a

framework within which to seek a better understanding of the problems of the

developing world and of possible solutions.

This programme is been especially designed for those whowould like to learn

more about developing countries, and the dilemmas of economic, social and

political development around the world

This programme will also provide working experience in development sectors

for the prodfessionals those who want to place that experience in a theoretical

and comparative context to build a new capacity to understand the emerging

conflicts in the process of development.

Eligibility: Candidate should be a Graduate in Social Sciences

Selection Procedure: Selection will be made on the basis of merit list prepared from

the Department Admission Committee.

Programmes offered

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Programme structure – Appendix III

Centre for Study of Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy

M.A. (Development Studies) Curriculum Design

Semester

Category

Course Code

Course Title

Credit

Marks

Total

I

Core Courses

Int. Ext.

15DSP101 Introduction to Development Studies 4 25 75 100

15DSP102 Sociology of Development 4 25 75 100

15DSP103 Constitution of India 4 25 75 100

15DSP104 Indian Economy 4 25 75 100

15DSP105 Social Exclusion in India 4 25 75 100

Field Practicum

15DSP1F1 4 75 25 100

Total 24 200 400 600

II

Core Courses

15DSP206 Development Communication 4 25 75 100

15DSP207 Project Planning and Management 4 25 75 100

15DSP208 Human Rights and Inclusive Polices 4 25 75 100

15DSP209 Research Methodology and Statistics 4 25 75 100

Electives 15DSP210 Choose any one from the list 4 25 75 100

Non Major Elective

Choose any one from the list 2 12 38 50

Field Practicum

15DSP2F2 4 75 25 100

Internship 2 12 38 50

Total 26 224 476 700

III

Core Courses

15DSP311 Public Policy 4 25 75 100

15DSP312 Civil Society and Development 4 25 75 100

15DSP313 Social Movement and Development 4 25 75 100

Electives 15DSP314 Choose any one from the list 4 25 75 100

Non Major Elective

Choose any one from the list 2 12 38 50

Field Practicum

15DSP3F3 4 75 25 100

Total 22 187 363 550

IV

Core Courses

15DSP415 Economics of Development 4 25 75 100

15DSP416 Community organization for Development Practice

4 25 75 100

15DSP417 Introduction to Sustainable Development

4 25 75 100

15DSP418 Dissertation 4 75 25 100

Total 18 150 250 400

Grand Total (I+II+III+IV) 90 761 1489

2250

II Semester Electives: a) 15DSP2E1 - Health and Development – Elective – 1

b) 15DSP2E2 - Corporate Social Responsibility - Elective -2 III Semester Electives: a) 15DSP3E1 - Social Entrepreneurship- Elective – 3

b) 15DSP3E2 - Gender and Development- Elective – 4

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M.Phil. Development Studies

Programme Outcome/Objectives:

1. This course will introduce development studies as an interdisciplinary and

multidisciplinary subject to the young researchers.

2. It covers the intellectual history of development, the paradigm shifts and internal

conflicts within the discipline.

3. This course also suggests contemporary relevance of research to development policy

and practice.

4. This course brings new Ideas about Development models succeeded across the world

5. This course introspects the key themes in development studies as research and field

practices

6. Development Studies will provide a rigorous and critical introduction to

development as a process of managed and unmanaged change and transformation in

societies.

7. The course is an excellent preparation for a career in development policy or practice

or for further study in the field.

8. This course will help the policy makers to have an insight with development and its

shortcomings.

Eligibility: Candidate should be a Post Graduate in Social Sciences

Selection Procedure: Selection will be made on the basis of merit list prepared from

the Department Admission Committee.

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Curriculum of

M.Phil. Development Studies

S.No Name of the Course Credi

ts

Course

Code

Internal External Total

1 Research Methodology 4 15MDS101 40 60 100

2 Development Theory and Practice 4 15MDS102 40 60 100

3 Contemporary Indian Economy 4 15MDS103 40 60 100

4 Teaching and Learning Skills 4 15MDS104 40 60 100

5 Dissertation 16 15MDS105 25 75 100

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Curriculum of

Ph.D., Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy

S. No

Name of the Course

Credits

Course

Code

Internal

External

Total

1 Research Methodology 4 CC-I 40 60 100

2

Approaches and Concepts of

Social Exclusion and Inclusive

Policy

4

CC-II

40

60

100

3 Area Studies papers:

1.Health and Development:Social

Exclusion Perspective

4

CC-IIi 40 60 100

2. Social Exclusion, Civil

Society and Development

3. Gender and Development:

Inclusive Perspectives

4 CC-IV 40 60 100

4

Thesis

4 CC-V 25 75 100

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Ph. D. Awardees M.A./M. Sc. Gold Medalists

Name Year of

passing

Name Year of

passing

Nagaraj Y 2017 NIL NIL

Margaret Diana S 2017 NIL NIL

Benedicta Dsouza 2018 NIL NIL

Vinayak G. K 2018 NIL NIL

Pragabhaldas K.V 2018 NIL NIL

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S.No Date Theme of Conferences, Seminars and Workshop

1 18.4.2013to

27.4.2013

ICSsR Sponsored Ten Days Research

Methodology Course in Social Sciences for Ph.D

Scholars

2 28.09.2013 One Day Workshop on Legal Awareness on

Family Laws: An Inclusive Perspective

3 21&22.02.2

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Two day workshop on Social Exclusion of

Transgender: Inclusive Alternatives in India

4 16.10.2014 One day workshop on World Food Day

5 22.04.2014 One day National Level workshop on Preventive

and Social medicine for Sexually Excluded

Communities

6 13.3.2015 UGC sponsored one day National Seminar on “

Inclusive Policies for Food Security In India”

7 152.2016

16.2.2016

UGC sponsored Two days National Seminar on

“InclusivePolices in Higher Education In India “

8 17.2.2016 One Day Seminar on BudgetryAllocation for

Affirmative action and Inclusive Growth

Conferences, Seminars and Workshop/Training

Programme Organised

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One day National Level workshop on Preventive and Social Medicine for Sexually Excluded Communities

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Extension Activities

CSSCE&IP has conducted a programme on personality development to dalit students in

Nannilam on July 12th

2014.

CSSCE&IP has conducted aAwarness Programme on HIV/AIDS in Thiruthuraipoondi

on 20th

August 2014.

CSSCE&IP has conducted on Senstization Programme Social Exclusion in

Thiruthuraipoondi on 06th

Sep 2013.

CSSCE&IP has conducted on Programme on Social Exclusion of Tribals in India at

TASSOS on 10.10.2013.

CSSCE&IP has conducted on World Food Day Celebration on 16th

October, 2014.

CSSCE&IP has conducted on survey on career perception of SC/ST students is under

progress on government college student‟s hostel in khajamalai.

CSSE & IP conducted Survey on Implimentation of Social Welfare Programmes

inKovilpatti Village of Tiruchirappalli District on 08-08-2016

CSSE &IP conducted a study on Health Problems of Women Beedi Workers

inAlwarthoppu and Palakkarai on 26-08-2016 and 02-09-2016 respectively.

CSSE &IP conducted a study on Implimentation of Development Programme

inChinnaSuriyurin three Phases ason 24-10-2016, 12-11-2016 and 18-11-2016

respectively.

CSSE & IP conducted a Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) In

NagamangalamVillageonon 16-02-2016

CSSEIP Organized Rally in the eve of International Women‟s Day in Collaboration

with District Legal Service Authority Trichy and Mithra Foundation SomarasamPettai

on 8th

March 2013

CSSEIP Organized Crash Course to the Newly Joined Staff of the Centre on 16th

March

2013

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CSSEIP organized World Child Labor Day on 12 – 7-2013

CSSEIP organized a programmeon Learning Disability and Coping Skills for the

student of St Joseph School, SomarasamPettai and Thiruchirappalli District on 20.7.013

CSSEIP organized programme on Psycho-Social Problems of Visually Challenge and

Community Intervention in the Rehabilitation Centre for Blind Women, Mannarpuram

on 21-8-2013

CSSEIP organized programme on Mental Hygiene and Mental Health to the Residence

of Gundur Trichy on 18-9-2013

CSSEIP organized Programme on Gender Development to the SHG Members in

Sathanur village held on 24-9-2013

CSSEIP organized a workshop on Family “Welfare Programmes” with the

Collaboration of District Legal Service Authority and with the Department of Women‟s

Studies Trichy on 28-9-2013

CSSEIP organized programme on Child Line and Child Care at Vaamadam at Trichy

on 16-10-2013

CSSEIP organized awareness programme on HIV/AIDS among the residence of the

Anna Nagar Residence of Mathur on 16-11-2014

CSSEIP organized a programme Myth and Reality of Alcoholism and Addiction at

Kalmavur village on 9-11-2014

CSSEIP organized one day Motivation Camp on Entrepreneurship for Dalit students

was held at Bharathidasan University College Thiruthuraipoondi on 19-3-2014

CSSEIP organized Vocational Education and Life Skill Development to the Worker of

the Rehabilitation of the Blind Trichy on 17-8-2014CSSEIP organized a Legal

Awareness camp for Dalit in maruthandakurichi village on 19-8-2015

CSSEIP conducted a mini survey at Mekkudy village on MGNREP on 23-9-2015

CSSEIP conducted a research Study on the Impact of TAHDCO funded SHGs on Dalit

members at Nagapattanam District on 21-10-2015

CSSEIP conducted a mini survey on Status of Dalit Women in Perambalur district on

18-11-2015

CSSEIP organized survey on Amma Programmes on 23-12-2015

CSSEIP organized survey on Socio-Economic Status of Visually Challenged People on

20-1-2016

CSSEIP organized survey on Living Condition of Burma Refugees in Gundur on 24-2-

2016

CSSEIP organized programme on Social Exclusion of Aged at Krish NGO on 6-4-2016

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CSSEIP organized a survey on Working and Living Condition of Tannery Workers at

Semmpat on 24-4-2016

Extension Activities

Interactions with women Beedi workers

Interview with Women Beedi Worker

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Participatory Rural Appraisal in Nagamangalam village

Facilities

Advocacy Club

Counselling and Guidance unit for the marginalized students.

Consultancy Club for NGOs/Civil Society Organizations.

Internship programme for the Post-Graduate students.

Special Language /Remedial Classes to Rural Students

SoftSkill Development for Students

Executive Programme For Counsellors

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Name Professor and Head Centre for Study of Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy Bharathidasan University Tiruchirappalli -620 024 Tamil Nadu, India Tel: +91 431 - xxxxxxx Fax:+91 431- xxxxxxx E-Mail: [email protected]

www.bdu.ac.in

Contact us

http://www.bdu.ac.in/

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Appendix I

Research & Consultancy Projects

Completed Research Projects

S.No.

Principal

Investigator

Project Title

Period

Funding

Agency

Amount

(in lakhs) From To

1. Dr.K.Rajamohan

Rao

Significance of

Common Property

Resources as a

Livelihood for

Tribals: A Study in

Tamil Nadu

1.4.2013

31.3.2015

UGC

4.64

2. Dr.K.Suriyan A Study on Dalit

Exclusion in Tamil

Nadu

1.4.2016

31.3.2018

ICSSR

6.40

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Appendix II

Faculty Overseas Exposure / Visits

1. Dr.GSathiyan attended the “Second International Social Work Conference 2015”

Ever Green organized by University of Malaysia on 2nd and 3rd December 2015.

Presented paper titled on “Spirituality and Well Being among the Older Persons in

India.”

2. Dr.R.Dakshinamurthy attended 8th International Conference on Business and

Information organised by the Department of Commerce and Business Management

Studies, University of Kelaniya, Srilankaon 17 th November 2017.

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