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The Annual Quality Assurance Report – 2010 1

Digvijai Nath P.G. College Gorakhpur-273009


UGC – NAAC Steering Committee

1. Dr. Maya Shankar Singh Principal

2. Dr. Radhey Shyam Coordinator

3. Dr. (Smt.) Geeta Dutt Member

4. Sri Kripa Shankar Singh Member

5. Dr. Vijai Pratap Singh Member

6. Dr. Shailendra Pratap Singh Member

7. Dr. (Smt.) Shashi Prabha Singh Member

8. Sri Ram Awadh Maurya Member

9. Dr. Kailash Singh Coordinator IQAC


S.No. Name & Designation of IQAC Members 1 Dr. Maya Shankar Singh – Chairperson Principal 2 Dr. Kailash Singh – Coordinator IQAC Incharge Science. 3 Dr. Smt. Sheela Singh – Assistant Coordinator IQAC Reader in Psychology 4 Dr. Bholendra Singh – Member Management Ex-Vice Clancellor &

President of Managing Committee 5 Prof. U.P. Singh – Member Management Ex-Vice Clancellor &

Vice President of Managing Committee 6 Yogi Adityanath ji – Member Management M.P. (Lok Sabha) & Joint Secretary of Managing Committee 7 Sri Dharmendra Nath Verma – Member Management Advocate 8 Smt. Anju Chaudhary – Member Local Society Mayor, Municipal Corporation 9 Dr. Y.D. Singh – Member Local Society M.L.C. (Gorakhpur – Faizabad) 10 Dr. Radhey Shyam – Coordinator NAAC

Reader in Chemistry 11 Dr. Udai Pratap Singh – Member Administrative Incharge Arts 12 Dr. Shailendra Pratap Singh – Member Administrative

Proctor & Incharge Mil. Science 13 Dr. Jai Ram Yadav – Member Administrative

Reader in Sociology 14 Sri Chandra Mani Verma – Member Administrative Librarian 15 Dr. (Smt.) Usha Rani Rai – Member Teacher Selection Grade Lecturer, B.Ed. . 16 Sri Bhagawan Deo – Member Teacher Reader in Geography 17 Dr. (Smt.) Archana Singh – Member Teacher Senior Lecturer in Hindi 18 Dr. (Smt.) Veena Gopal Mishra – Member Teacher Reader in Political Science 19 Dr. (Smt.) Bimla Singh – Member Teacher Senior Lecturer in Ancient History 20 Dr. Niraj Kumar Singh – Member Teacher Incharge Commerce 21 Sri Balram Prasad Kushwaha – Member Secretarial Assistance Steno Principal

IQAC COMMITTEE


Contents

S.No. Report Page No.

01. THE ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE

REPORT (AQAR) OF THE IQAC FOR

SESSION 2009-10 :

Introduction 7 - 12

02. PART A

1. Action Plan Chalked Out in the

Beginning of the Year 15 - 16

2. Achievements at the end of

the Year 17 - 30

03. PART B

Criterion Wise Report 33 - 44

04. PART C

College Action Plan for Session 2010-11 47 - 50

05. APPENDIX 53 - 94


IQAR 2009 – 10 INTRODUCTION - 01


01. The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR)

of the IQAC

Introduction

Our college was opened on 25 August, 1969 by the

managing committee being run under the Trust named

Maharana Pratap Shiksha Parishad, Gorakhpur, U.P.

established in 1932. Digvijai Nath Post Graduate College,

Gorakhpur, U.P. situates in the heart of Gorakhpur city on

the main road side of the Civil Lines area (page 90). It is

about 1.2 kms from Gorakhpur Railway station and 1.0

Km. from Roadways bus station.

At present Dr. Bholendra Singh is the President of Managing Committee of

our college. His Holiness Mahant Avedya Nathji Maharaj (Ex- M.P.), the Head

Priest of Gorakhnath Temple, Gorakhpur is the secretary and his successor Yogi

Aditya Nathji (M.P., Gorakhpur) is the joint secretary of our college. The

renowned Gorakhnath Temple is situated in the north zone of the Gorakhpur city. It

is at a distance of 3.0 kms from the college.

The time is not for ahead when the college shall be able to realize the

vision and the grand mission of the great soul „Digvijai Nathji Maharaj‟ on

whom the college is named.

His Holiness Late Digvijai Nathji, the former Head Priest of Gorakhnath

Temple, Gorakhpur was the founder of our college. He was the great pioneer of

educational renaissance in Eastern U.P. It was he who established the Trust Maha

Rana Pratap Shisha Parishad, Gorakhpur, U.P. in 1932 to spread the light of

knowledge among the people of Eastern U.P. whom he found to be living in utter

poverty, ignorance and backwardness of all kinds. He came to Gorakhnath temple,

Gorakhpur at the age of five from the Royal Family of Mewar, Udaipur in 1900 and

grew and learnt the lesson of selfless sacrifice and dedication to the service of the

suffering humanity under the spiritual care of his great Guru Gambhir Nathji

Maharaj. In 1949-50 Maharana Pratap Degree College, Civil Lines,

Gorakhpur, U.P. was opened by “Maharana Pratap Shiksha Parishad

Gorakhpur” in Civil Lines area.

Dr. Maya Shankar Singh

Principal


We are proud to say that our educational trust Maharana Pratap Shiksha

Parishad, Gorakhpur has contributed much in the opening of Gorakhpur

University. Rs. 50,00,000/- or its equivalent assets were the condition for the

opening of Gorakhpur University. Our old institution named M.P. Degree

College, Civil Lines, Gorakhpur was merged into Gorakhpur University along

with its entire infrastructure including teaching and non-teaching staff in

1958 to meet up the requirement for the opening of Gorakhpur University.

Pandit Govind Ballabh Pant was the Chief Minister of U.P. at that time and

Dr. Hari Prasad Shahi was the Principal of M.P. Degree College, Civil Lines,

Gorakhpur.

Digvijai Nath P.G. College, Gorakhpur was opened in 1969. The

administration of this college is run by the managing committee appointed by

Maharana Pratap Shiksha Parishad, Gorakhpur, U.P.(page 91). Principal, an

ex-officio member of the managing committee is functioning for the

maintenance and all round development of the college under the guardianship

of His Holiness Mahant Avedya Nathji Maharaj, the present Head Priest of

Gorakhnath Temple, Gorakhpur and his loyal successor Yogi Adityanathji.

Under his kind guidance and patronage M.P. Shiksha Parishad, Gorakhpur

and Digvijai Nath Post Graduate College, Gorakhpur are flourishing

ceaselessly. At present more than two dozen institutions are being run by M.P.

Shiksha Parishad, Gorakhpur.

It is a great pleasure, opportunity and honour for the college to develop

the multifarious educational faculties, ensure their all round development,

commitment, dedication and effort to achieve new heights. We are proud to

say that under the guardianship of Maharana Pratap Shiksha Parishad,

Gorakhpur we have been able to add new faculty of Commerce at U.G. level

in the college. Graduate teaching in eleven subjects in Arts; Botany,

Chemistry/ Military Science and Zoology in Science; Post Graduate teaching

in Ancient History and teacher training course B.Ed. are already running

successfully. In addition to these part time classes in eight non-practical

subjects and U.P. Rajarshi Tandon Open University education centre in 26

courses are also being run at U.G and P.G. level. The college has applied for

Physics, Maths and Computer Science group course at B.Sc. level and

Philosophy at B.A. level. We have also applied for P.G. Classes in Hindi,

Geography & Sociology.


Our college family is thankful to late Dr. K.N.P. Singh, the former

principal under whose guidance and leadership the preparation of The Self

Study Report as desired by NAAC had got final shape.

Dr. Yogendra Singh took the charge of principal from Dr. K.N.P. Singh

on 28th July, 2006. In light of letter dated 15-06-2006 from U.P. State

Council for Higher Education we revised „The Self Study Report‟ on

modified format on the basis of guidelines of NAAC-Bangalore (website :

www.naacindia.org). He too took interest and motivated the steering committee to

speed up its action. As a result a „Self Study Report (SSR)‟ running into 376 pages

on the prescribed format was prepared with the active cooperation of the members of

Steering Committee and the entire college staff. This SSR in five copies along with a

C.D. was sent to the NAAC, Bangalore on 25 January, 2007. The three members

Peer Team set up by the NAAC visited the college on 26, 27 and 28 March, 2007 for

physical verification and inspection of the college. It is a matter of great pleasure and

privilege for us that our college Digvijai Nath P.G. college, Civil lines, Gorakhpur

has been placed on the UGC-NAAC approved list. The certificate awarded by the

NAAC to Digvijai Nath P.G. College. Gorakhpur bears Certificate No. 416/ March

31, 2007 which can be seen on Internet- UGC Website (www.naacindia.org). The

establishment of IQAC for „Post Accreditation Activities‟ in the college was sent to

the NAAC, Bangalore on 24 August, 2007. The Director of UGC-NAAC approved

the formation of UGC-NAAC-IQAC by a letter dated September 07, 2007. The first

meeting of IQAC was held in the Principal‟s Chamber on 12 October, 2007.

Dr. Maya Shankar Singh selected by Higher Education Service Commission,

Allahabad (U.P.) took the charge of Principal from Dr. Yogendra Singh on 18 May,

2009. Since then he is endeavoring very hard to maintain the grand tradition of the

college and also to uplift its standard, keeping in view the norms laid down by the

UGC/NAAC and is trying to raise it to the level of a standard centre of higher

education as desired and suggested by UGC/NAAC Peer Team. We are very much

hopeful that under the dynamic, enthusiastic, inventive and innovative efforts and

guidance of the present principal, the college is likely to earn the reputation of an

institution of a great esteem and repute both qualitatively and quantitatively.

The College had been progressing under the leadership of 1. Late

Sri Brij Mohan Singh (1969-1993) ; 2. Late Dr. Kunwar Narendra Pratap

Singh (1993 -2006) ; 3. Dr. Yogendra Singh (2006 -17 May, 2009) and 4. Dr.

Maya Shankar Singh (18 May, 2009 – till date) as Principals.

In the field of co-curricular activities, we are trying to perform better.

The students of this college have got places in Inter-University and Inter-

State games & sports. The students take active part in different programmes

celebrated during Founder's Week which is held at a large scale every year

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between 4th and 10th December. Our passed out students got placements in

private and government sectors. Campus recruiters include Apex Labs, ICICI

Bank, HDFC Bank and more.

All the Post Accreditation Activities in the College are completed under

supervision of IQAC established in the College. IQAC is authorized to

oversee the internal quality of Academic and Administrative Programmes

through different committees constituted in the College (Appendix-14). At

present Dr. Kailash Singh, Reader in Zoology and Incharge Science is bearing

the responsibility of IQAC in the college.

2. Address : Digvijai Nath Post Graduate College, Civil Lines, Gorakhpur- 273009, Uttar Pradesh Name Area

/ STD code

Tel. No. Mobile No. E-mail

Website

Principal : Dr.Maya Shankar Singh

0551

2334549

9415366805

dnpggkp@ gmail.com

www.dnpgcollege.edu.in

NAAC Steering Committee Coordinator : Dr.Radhey Shyam

0551

2504909

9450156170

dnpggkp@ gmail.com


IQAC Coordinator : Dr. Kailash Singh

0551

6452273

9450440322

dnpggkp@ gmail.com


3. Location : District Headquarter

4. Affiliating University : Deen Dayal Upadhyay Gorakhpur

University, Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh

5. Year of establishment : 25/08/1969


6. Year of affiliation : Temporary – 1969

Permanent – 1970

7. Year of UGC recognition :

Date, Month & Year

(i) Under 2f 24-10-1970

(ii) Under 12B 24-10-1970

8. Year of last Accreditation : 31 March,2007

9. Number & Date of Certificate : C+ / 416/ 31 March, 2007

of Accreditation

a. Date of Submission of SSR to NAAC, Bangalore – 25 January, 2007

b. Date of Visit of Peer Team – 26, 27 & 28 March, 2007

c. Date of Establishment of IQAC in the College – 08 August, 2007

d. First IQAR Report (2007–08) sent to NAAC, Bangalore – 26 June, 2008

e. Second IQAR Report (2008–09) sent to NAAC, Bangalore – 30 June, 2009/

18 August, 2009

f. Format for Profile of College was sent to D.D.U. Gorakhpur University,

Gorakhpur to link the website of our College to the website of D.D.U.

Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur- 07 February, 2009

g. Format for College with Potential for Excellence (CPE) was sent to UGC, New Delhi

through Deen Dayal Upadhyay Gorakhpur University Gorakhpur - 13 May , 2009

h. College has started Education Centre of Uttar Pradesh Rajarshi Tandon Open

University - 26 August , 2009

Coordinator – Dr.( Smt.) Shashi Prabha Singh


i. Disclosure Norms for Colleges of Higher Education to be Updated as on August 31

every year and displayed on the Website of the College and affiliating University

(Revised up to December, 2009) was sent to NAAC, Bangalore, Deen Dayal

Upadhyay Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur and all concerned -

15 February, 2010.

***


PART A – 02 1. ACTION PLAN CHALKED OUT IN THE

BEGINNING OF THE YEAR

2. ACHIEVEMENTS AT THE END OF THE

YEAR


02.1. PART A-

21 Measures and Key Points : College Action Plan (CAP) chalked out

by the IQAC in the beginning of the session 2009-10 towards

quality enhancement.

1. More teachers must be encouraged to undertake minor research projects.

2. Pre- University examination for the students of B.A., B.Sc., B.Com. and M.A.

Classes will be undertaken to give experience of full fledged examination prior to

the University Examination.

3. Alumni Association will be made more active. Records will be maintained.

4. Construction of c.c. road at main building.

5. IQAC will pursue the management to enhance the salary of part time teachers to

a respectable level so that they can contribute their best to the college.

6. Cultural Activities will be arranged at college level. These events help overall

personality development of the students.

7. There should be departmental library in bigger departments. Departmental

Library will be established in Science & Psychology departments.

8. Games and Sports activities require more attention. There should be a

Gymnasium Hall in the college.

9. Improvement in Library: The Library has to be enriched by way of procuring

latest Standard Books, Reference Books as well as subject related Journals. There

should be cataloging system in library operation.

10. The Infrastructure of the college requires better furnishing.

1. More glass black boards will be fixed in place of old cemented black

Boards, wherever it has not been done.

2. A big committee room will be constructed to organise the meetings.

3. Community Hall will be constructed to protect the welfare of

Teaching and Non - teaching Staff.

11. Health Centre in the college will be made more active and well equipped.


12. The college will develop „green lawn‟ in Arts Campus in front of new building.

13. The college should have cycle stands for boys and girls separately. There should

be separate entrance gates to avoid crowding. The middle cycle stand which

exists in front of new building should be closed for better front view.

14. Continuous Internal Evaluation: - To ensure effective learning, the college will

introduce continuous internal evaluation by way of regular periodical written

tests, teaching aids, charts & models, oral presentation and assignment etc.

15. More Seminars will be organised in the college and UGC will be approached for

financial support.

16. Construction & Plastering of boundary will be undertaken. Iron grill will be

fixed above the boundary to protect the campus and to give the campus beautiful

look.

17. The office operations require more streamlining and complete computerization.

18. New blocks will be constructed for B.Com and B.Ed. .

19. There should be centrally mounted voice arrangement system connecting

different blocks – Library building- Lecture Room No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 , 7; New

building- 8 to 25; Commerce Faculty- 26 27. Similar arrangement should also

be made at main building.

20. The college will pursue for P.G. classes in Hindi, Geography & Sociology. The

College will also pursue for Physics, Maths & Computer Science course in

Science.

21. More teachers should be appointed by the managing committee to take due care

of the increasing number of students.

***


02.2. PART A-

The Achievements at the end of the year

1. Minor Research Project/Seminar/Symposia/Conference -

Many departments are very keen to bring about qualitative

improvement in the academic environment of the college. As a result Dr. Smt.

Sheela Singh from Psychology Department and Dr.(Smt.) Veena Gopal from

Political Science Department and others presented their Minor Research Projects

to the UGC. It is very happy to state that UGC has approved and sanctioned the

projects.

The work on the Project/Seminar/Symposia/Conference is in progress.

Department

Title

Amount

Allowed

(Rs.)

Source

1.Psychology

Preservation of

environmental Attitudes

awareness by Dr. (Smt.)

Sheela Singh

30,000 = 00

U.G.C.

2.Political

Science

Perceived responsibility

among women in

empowerments of women in

eastern U.P. by

Dr. (Smt.) Veena Gopal

87,000 = 00

U.G.C.

3.Chemistry Studies on status and detection

of toxic metal ions in drinking

water in urban area of

Gorakhpur by Dr.(Smt.)Shashi

Prabha Singh

Sent to UGC for a Grant of

Rs. One Lac

4. Education To investigate the Problems

and Prospects of Self

Financing Scheme in Higher

Education Institutions in

Eastern U.P. (Major Research

Project) - Dr. Mayashankar

Singh & Dr. N.C. Gwari

7,42,200=00 U.G.C.


5. Establishment of Swami

Vivekanand Study Centre

Submitted to U.G.C. for

financial support

6. Proposal for Career

Orientation Diploma/

Certificate/ADD-on Course


financial support

7. College with Potential for

Excellence


financial support

8. Environmental Education

Green Teacher

55,000-00 U.G.C.

9. Coalition Politics in India :

Prospecting & Prospects

90,000=00 U.G.C.

10. Gandhian Study Centre Submitted to U.G.C. for

financial support

11. Sardar Patel Study Centre Submitted to U.G.C. for

financial support

12. Five Year Innovation

Programme


financial support

Although we have well equipped laboratories and library to support

research work but Gorakhpur University had not permitted us to carry out

research work. On demand of 'Gorakhpur University Affiliated Colleges

Teachers Association (GUACTA) it is now permitted that only the P.G.

college teachers will be allowed to undertake research work ( Ph.D. and Post

Doctoral ) in independent capacity.

Our College has P.G. in the subject Ancient History. Total 17 Students

are registered as Ph.D. Scholar in the College.

1. No. of recognized guides for Ph.D. programme. 05

2. No. of candidates pursuing for Ph.D. Degree 17

M.A.Ancient History Department

S.No. Name of Guide Name of Ph.D.Scholar

1. Dr.Yogendra Singh

1. Km.Pooja Upadhyay

2. Km.Khushboo Singh

3 Akhilesh Kumar Dubey

4. Km.Vandana Tripathi


2.

Dr.(Smt).Geeta Dutt 1.Sri.Anil Kumar Srivastava (with

Scholarship)

2.Km.Rachana Pal

3.Km.Modita Dwivedi

4.Km.Lakshmi Srivastava

3

Dr.(Smt.)Vimala Singh 1.Km.Reema Srivastava

2.Sri Ambarish Kumar Dubey

3.Km.Preeti

4.Km.Divya Sonkar

4. Dr.T.P.Shahi 1.Sri Bajrang Pratap Mishra

2.Km.Shashi Singh

3.Km.Divya Pandey

4.Sri Amitesh Kumar Rao

5. Dr.Raghu Nath Chand

(Retd.)

1.Km.Vibha Chaudhary

2. Pre- University Examination & Evaluation (PUEE)-

Pre-University Examination and Evaluation, 2009-10 was conducted in

the college from January 27 to February 08, 2010 for B.A., B.Sc., B.Com. &

M.A. classes following the patterns adapted by Gorakhpur University for the

Annual Examination. After evaluation the result was placed on the notice board

for information of students. Later on a few classes were also held to solve the

difficulties which students faced in answering the questions.

3. Alumni Association –

Alumni Association has been constituted. Annual meeting of Alumni

Association was held on 21 March, 2010 in Sambad Bhawan of the college in which

the format & functioning of Alumni Association was discussed and finalised. The

Alumni Association consists –

1. Dr. Maya Shankar Singh - Patron

2. Dr. Raj Sharan Shahi - President

3. Dr. Chaman Rai - Sr. Vice-President

4. Dr. Avinas Pratap Singh - Jr. Vice-President


5. Dr. Shailendra Pratap Singh - Secretary

6. Dr. Ashish Pratap Singh - Joint Secretary

7. Dr. Geeta Singh - Treasurer

8. Dr. Bharti Singh & - Cultural Secretary

Sri Prem Nath

9. Six other members

4. Road – The construction of cement & concrete road at the main building of the

college is in progress.

5. Salary -

The management has raised the salary of teachers in self financed courses

during session 2009-10. IQAC is further pursuing the management to raise the

salary to meet the needs of the teachers and their families.

6. Cultural Activities-

Keeping in view of the all round development of students and broadening

their outlook, expression and mental horizon in lieu of the academic activities,

many co-curricular activities were organised in this session.

1. Founder’s week celebrations:

Our staff members and all the students of the college gather

and participate in the 'Founder's Week' celebrations. During this

celebration various programmes – quiz competition ; sports

competitions such as Kabaddi, Volley-ball, Basket-ball ; Lecture

competitions in Hindi, English and Sanskrit ; General Knowledge

Test etc. are organised at regional level. The students of various

degree Colleges and University take part in these competitions. Our

college students take active part in these competitions. The

participants securing places in these competitions are awarded with

cash prizes and certificates of merit in concluding function on 10th

December every year.

„Founder‟s Week Celebrations‟ started with inaugural

function on 4th December by flag-hosting followed by „Shobha

Yatra‟. The students, teaching and non-teaching staff of all 21

institutions run by M.P. Shiksha Parishad, Gorakhpur and one

dozen affiliated institutions of Gorakhpur District collected in the


big playground at Main Building of Digvijai Nath P.G. College.

The procession of about 3.0 km. length moved on the main streets

of the city. Different slogans relating to culture, education, religion

and social awareness were raised throughout the march.

2. Death Anniversary Functions:

We also participate in the 'Death Anniversary Week' closing

function of Late Digvijai Nathji, Mahant of Gorakhnath Temple

and founder of trust Maharana Pratap Shiksha Parishad, Gorakhpur

and founder of our college. This was celebrated this year on 07

September, 2009. In this function all sister institutions participate

and interact one another.

3 Teacher’s Day was celebrated on 05 September, 2009.

4 Awards: The Students qualifying in different cultural & games

activities were awarded with prize on 26th January, 2010 in

a ceremony organised by the college.

5 Swami Vivekanand Youth Week:

(i) A meeting of Cultural Committee was organised on 12-01-2010 &

the responsibilities for Cultural Committee members (page 83)

and students were fixed. The students are-

1. Sri Sandeep Kumar Yadav B.A. I

2. Km. Hemlata Singh B.A. II

3. Sri Shashank Singh B.A. I

5. Km. Nikita Singh B.A. II

6. Sri Ashish Kumar B.Sc. II

7. Sri Anup Pandey B.Com. I

8. Km. Kasturi B.A. I

9. Sri Nirmal Kumar Anand B.A. II

(ii) A lecture on „Swami Vivekanand : Vyaktitwa aur Krititwa‟ was

organised in Sambad Bhawan on 12-01-2010.

6. Sanskrit Speech Competition and English Speech Competitions were

organized in the college on 15-01-2010. The top two students were

selected in each speech. They were awarded prizes.

7. Drama competition & Song competition were organised on 19-01-

2010 and the winner and runner students were awarded.

8. Students committee named „Prerana Manch‟ was constituted in

commerce faculty.

The following Lectures were ogranised by this Manch.

i. „Uttardaitwapurn Jeevan Shaili‟ on 05-10-2009.


ii. „Bhartiya Yuva : Chunutiyan aur Sankalp‟ on 28-11-2009.

iii. „Jimmeddar Yuva‟ on 04-2-2010.

9. 113th

Subash Chandra Bosh Jayanti was celebrated on 23-01-2010 in

Sambad Bhawan.

10. A General Knowledge competition for students was held on 23-11-

2009 in which 84 students of all faculties participated. The prize

was given to top three students.

11. Itihas Parishad was constituted in ancient history department. This

parishad organised different cultural programmes in the

department.

12. Maan Saraswati Pooja is the essential part of any educational institution

as well as an integral part of our social and cultural values. Vasant /

Maan Saraswati Pooja is organised in the college regularly. This year

this was organised in Ancient History, Archaeology and Culture

Department on 20 January, 2010

13. „Samavartan Samaroh‟ was organised in Ancient History, Archaeology

and Culture Department on 25 February, 2010.

The different students who secured positions in different

cultural programmes organised at college level were awarded prizes

in a ceremony organised after flag hosting on 26 January, 2010.

7. Departmental Library -

Departmental library has already been established in B.Ed., and M.A.

(Ancient History) departments. These are providing the students with the

facility to read the books in addition to those issued from the Central Library.

Psychology, Military Science, Geography, Hindi and Science departments are

heading to start departmental library.

8. Games-

1. A plan has been chalked out regarding the expansion of facilities in

games and sports. The proposal for a Gymnasium Hall is submitted to

UGC for financial assistance.

2. The 40th

annual sport of the college was organised on 16- 17 December,

2009. Mr. Guddu Kumar, B.A. III was sports champion in men & Km.

Mamita Singh, B.A. III was sports champion in girls.

3. Our boys and Girls have also secured positions in Interuniversity,

Interstate and National level sport meets (Appendix-11).


4. Our college secured first position in wrestling among all the affiliated

colleges of D.D.U. Gorakhpur University organised in Bhatauli College,

Unawal, Gorakhpur.

9. Improvement in Library-

1. The Library has been computerized and connected by Internet Facility. The

Library will have a new cataloging system soon. New books of quality on

each subject have been purchased. Research journals have also been made

available. The following research journals are being procured in our library-

(i) Asian Journal of Psychology and Education

(ii) Puratatva – Ancient History

(iii) Current Science – Science

(iv) Indian Quarterly – Defence Studies

(v) Strategic Digest – Defence Studies

(vi) The Indian Journal of Political Sicence

(vii) Annweshika – Education Department

2. Annual magazine ‘Arawali’ was published and distributed to staff

members and students to awake all about the College.

10. Infrastructure -

Different departments of Arts Faculty have been transferred to new

constructed three stories massive building. At present we have total 21 Lecturer

Rooms in Arts Building and 05 Lecturer Rooms in Main Building(Appendix-01).

Three halls - one Committee Hall and two Community Halls are being

decorated.

(1) New Block (East Campus)

(i) 11.73 x 42.37 = 497.14 sq. m.

(ii) 11.73 x 47.93 = 562.41 sq. m.

Total Area (sq.m. ) = 1059.54

(2) Drinking water-

Arrangements has been made to provide pure drinking water to the staff

members and students.

(i) Three Water Coolers with Water Filters - one at main Building and two

at Arts Building are functioning.


(ii) Two Submersible Water Lifting Pumps- one at the Main Building and

another at the Arts Building are functioning.

(iii) Six India Marka Hand Pumps - Two at main Building and Four at

Arts Building are functioning.

(3) Committee Hall / Seminar Hall -

(Ground Floor) 15 .40 × 9.30 = 143.22 ( sq.m.)

(4) Community Hall 1 -

(First Floor)

15.40 × 9.30 = 143.22 ( sq.m.)

(5) Community Hall 2 -

(Second Floor)

15.40 × 9.30 = 143.22 ( sq.m.)

(6) Class rooms

Five new class rooms have been decorated with fixed furniture this year.

Five other class room will be decorated soon with fixed furniture.

(7) Gymnasium Hall

There is a proposal of construction of Gymnasium Hall in the College.

(8) Career and Counseling Cell Block

There is proposal of construction of Career and Counseling Cell Block in

the College.

(9) Women’s Hostel - Under construction

34.29 × 15.08 = 517.35 sq.m.

(10) Boys’ Hostel - has been planned and sincere efforts are in progress.

(11) Manager/ Secretary Chamber –

05.20 × 06.70 = 34.84 sq.m.


11. Drainage system-

Drainage system of the college has been improved. A new drainage channel

has been constructed in front of Arts building in 2008-09.

12. Green Campus-

Main building (Campus One) has been developed as green campus.

Soil, bricks, concrete etc are collected in the Arts building (Campus Two) at

present. The college will develop green lawn at Arts Building soon.

13. Cycle Stand –

The separate Boys and Girls cycle stands are running successfully. The

middle cycle stand will be developed as lawn very soon.

14. (A) Continuous Internal Evaluation -

Pre-University Examination and Evaluation, 2009-10 was conducted in

the college from January 27 to February 08, 2010 for B.A., B.Sc., B.Com. &

M.A. classes following the patterns adapted by Gorakhpur University for the

Annual Examination. The Students are regularly evaluated by examining their

Practical Records and actual performances in the classes. Short class tests are

arranged in the classes occasionally.

(B) Interdisciplinary Programmes –

Interdisciplinary lectures were organised on different subjects by the

subject specialist from amongst the college teaching staff and also by the

resource persons from outside.

1. A lecture of Dr.(Smt.) Sheela singh, Coordinator Guidance &

Counseling Cell was organised in Science Faculty on 04 January, 2010 for

Science Students to choose career and to face the interview in Government

and Private sectors. She encouraged the students to know the criteria for

selection, fluency in English, dynamic and aggressive nature, ready to

work any where in India and positive attitude.


2. A guest lecture of Prof. Shiv Shankar Verma, Head of Department of

Geography, DDU Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur was ogranised on 15

February, 2010 in the College. He explained the challenges caused by

pollution in atmosphere due to increase in level of green houses. Due to

damage in layer of ozone the temperature of our earth has increased by 0.8

degree celsius in last hundred years. We can solve these problems by living

with nature and changing our lifestyle. He explained the challenges caused

by air pollution due to increase in level of green- house gases thereby

affecting water and foods. Due to damage in layer of ozone and global

warming we are facing many problems to survive in the world.

3. A Lecture on the subject „Aids: Jankari hi Bachao hai‟ was organized

by NSS & Red Ribbon Club jointly on 22-23 December, 2009 in the

College. The main speaker on the subject Dr. J.P. Singh, Upper Chief

Medical Officer, Gorakhpur urged the students to fight against Human

Immune Deficiency Virus. The best cure is awareness and self control in

favour of a common man.

4. On 25.12.2009 Emeritus Scientist & Director Biomass Materials

Science and Dynamic Studies Department, Lorens Workley National Lab.,

U.S.A. Dr. Seema Singh delivered a Lecture on the subject „From

Mimicking Nature to Searching Alternative Fuel for Transportation‟. He

urged the students & teachers to investigate new natural compounds which

can protect the human culture and help the development of the world.

5. On 17 December, 2009 Prof. Anand Prakash, Psychology Department,

Delhi University delivered a Lecture on the subject „Vayaktik Kalyan

Bodh : Adhunic Chunautiyan‟. Peoples are rushing behind the prosperity

and physical happiness but not caring their health. This is why people are

losing their mental and physical health. Dr. (Smt.) Sheela Singh also

addressed to the students.

6. On 06 March, 2010 Prof. Hari Sharan, Defence Studies Department,

D.D.U. Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur delivered a lecture on „Bharat

Ek Mahatwapurna Samudrik Shakti : Chunautian Aur Sambhawanayen‟.

He gave the students and teachers some ideas about the strategic war in the

ocean. India has got the position among ten superpower countries who

have achieved atomic energy techniques and global warming system

techniques.

7. A lecture was organised on the subject „Shiksha Ki Chunautiyan‟ on

29.08.2009. Prof. U.P. Singh, Ex- Vicechancellor ; Prof. Ram Achal Singh,


Ex- Vicechancellor & Sri Dharm Narayan Awasthi, National Vice-

President, Bharatiya Shikshan Mandal delivered their learned lectures.

The audience includes students and the respected members of teaching

staff.

8. On 8 February, 2010 Dr. Rekha Chaturvedi, Department of Ancient

History, Archaeology and Culture, D.D.U. Gorakhpur University,

Gorakhpur delivered a lecture on „Concept of Jainism in Ancient India‟.

He gave the students and teachers the ideas about the evolution, time

period and establishment of the Jainism in Ancient India.

(C) Women’s Sexual Harassment Redressal Cell (WSHRC) – WSHRC has been established in the college to solve the problems

regarding woman students. The coordinator Dr. (Smt.) Usha Rani Rai,

Selection Grade Lecturer, B.Ed. Department and other members are

solving the difficulties of woman students efficiently. A meeting of

WSHRC was held on 26 January, 2010 to meet the grievances of a girl and

to activate the cell.

15. Guidance & Counseling Cell-

After the establishment of „Guidance & Counseling Cell (GCC)‟ on 25

August, 2008, the coordinator of GCC Dr. (Smt.) Sheela Singh, Reader in

Psychology has helped the students and teachers and solved their personal

educational & emotional problems. Under the guidance of Dr. (Smt.) Sheela

Singh thirteen students of the college have been selected for job in Apex

Laboratories Ltd., Chennai, a fast growing 30 years old company in 2007-08,

2008-09 & 2009-10.

16. Website –

Our college has its own website (www.dnpgcollege.org) on which the

informations regarding the college is available. The history, IQAC Activities

and the development of our college can be seen on visiting the website through

internet. Disclosure Norms for Colleges of Higher Education to be Updated as

on August 31 every year and displayed on the Website of the College and

affiliated University has been filled and sent to D.D.U. Gorakhpur University,

Gorakhpur to connect our website to website of D.D.U. Gorakhpur University,

Gorakhpur (www.ddugu.edu.in) on 15.02.2010. IQAC Activities and

http://www.ddugu.edu.in/


achievement of the college during session 2009-10 will be available on the

website soon.

17. Seminar -

The Chemistry Department in the convener ship of Dr. (Smt.) Shashi

Prabha Singh has very successfully conducted a Seminar on 06 February, 2010

on the subject „Nano Science and Nano Technology‟. This is a big step ahead

towards the academic standard of the college and creating a reflective and

innovative environment.

President - Yogi Aditya Nath ji,

M.P. Lok Sabha

Chief Guest & Chief - Prof. N.S.Gajabhiye, Vice-chancellor of

Speaker Sagar Central University

SpecialGuest - Prof. S. L. Malik, Vice-chancellor, D.D.U.Gorakhpur

University, Gorakhpur

Prominent Speakers- 1. Prof. Hariji Singh, Head of the Department of

Chemistry, D.D.U. Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur

2. Prof. N.B. Singh, Head of the Department of

Chemistry, D.D.U. Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur

3. Prof. S.S.Das, Department of Chemistry,

D.D.U. Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur

Vote of Thanks- Dr. Maya Shankar Singh, Principal,

Digvijay Nath P.G. College, Gorakhpur

18. Campus Placement -

1. A fast growing 30 years old Apex Laboratories Ltd. Chennai conducted a

Campus Interview of B.Sc. final year students of our college. Company held

its interview in science faculty of our college on 05 January, 2010. The

company selected three boys and one girl students which elevates the standard

of our college. We owe for this achievement to the Accreditation of our

college by NAAC.

The names of the selected student‟s are-

1. Mr. Jitendra Kumar Jaiswal B.Sc. III

2. Mr. Narayan Pal Singh B.Sc. III


3. Mr. Dinanath L. B.Sc. III

4. Ms. Sangeeta Tiwari B.Sc. III

Placement Letters were handed over to the students in a function

organised in the college by Principal Dr. Maya Shankar Singh on 26 April,

2010. Dr. Radhey Shyam. Associate Professor in Chemistry, Digvijai Nath

P.G. College, Gorakhpur acted as Placement Manager.

2. HDFC Bank held its interview for B.Com. III & M.A. II students of our

college on 16 February, 2010 for the post of Development Officer. The

company selected one student of B.Com. III. & one of M.A. II.

The names of the selected students are-

1. Ms. Nidhi Rai B.Com. III

2. Mr. Rakesh Kumar Tripathi M.A. II

Dr. (Smt.) Geeta Dutt, Associate Professor in the Department of Ancient

History, Archaeology and Culture, Digvijai Nath P.G. College, Gorakhpur acted

as Placement Manager.

19. Computerization of office operations -

In the past few years the college has improved its financial status by

starting self financed courses. Now the college has purchased computers. Office

operations have been computerized and updated.

1. Seven Computers one each in Chemistry (UGC), Office, Library, Geography,

Mil. Science, Commerce and Psychology have been purchased.

2. One Laptop for office and a software for Library have been purchased.

20. Permanent Maintenance wing-

A Permanent Maintenance Wing (PMW) in the college has been

established and is functioning well.

21. Part Time Teachers -

The literacy rate in eastern U.P. is one of the lowest in the country due

to extreme poverty. Due to unavoidable circumstances the number of students

admitted is continuously increasing. The management has appointed additional

part time teachers to take due care of the increasing number of students

(Appendix- 02).


22. Practical Laboratories –

Infrastructure is added to different practical laboratories (Appendix-15).

We have Ultra Mode Laboratories with latest equipments, apparatuses and

technology.

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PART B – 03 CRITERION WISE REPORT


03. PART B

Criterion wise Report

1. Activities Reflecting the Goals and Objectives of the Institution

The academic session begins with the admission of students in the

month of July every year purely on the basis of marks secured in the

qualifying examination with due statutory provision for reservation to

OBC/SC/ST students (Appendix-03). The intent is to attract bright

students in our college by providing better infrastructure and other

facilities.

The total number of permanent teaching staff is 35 and

non-teaching staff is 36. The number of technical staff is 07. The number

of teaching staff under self-financing scheme is 21 and the number of non-

teaching staff under self-financing scheme is 24 (Appendix- 4 & 5).

The college was opened on 16 August, 2009. B.Sc. II and B.Sc.

III classes were started on 24.7.2010. B.A. II & III classes were started on

22.8.2009. After completion of the first year admission, other classes

started in last week of August. The number of students admitted in the

session 2009-10 was 3654 whereas the number of students admitted in

U.P. Rajarshi Tandon Open University was 64. Thus total strength was

3718 (page 58).

The Death Anniversary Week of the founder of the college His

Holiness Late Digvijai Nathji Maharaj is celebrated on third day of

Ashwin Krishna Paksh every year. This was celebrated on 07.9.2009 in

session 2009-10. The Founder's Week is celebrated with pomp and show

every year from 4th December to 10th December. Several prizes and

scholarships are given to deserving and meritorious students in every walk

of life by distinguished chief guest on 10th December the concluding day

(Appendix - 13). The Guest of Honour on 10 December, 2009 was

Justice A.P. Shahi. The annual sport was organised on 16-17 December,

2009. We are proud to say that our students won maximum prizes in

University games & sports. Our boys and girls have also secured positions

in Interuniversity, Interstate and National level sport meets.


About 85% of enrolled students appeared in Pre-University

Examinations 2009-10 held at our college from 27.2.2010 to 08.3.2010 for

B.A., B.Sc., B.Com. & M.A. classes. About 95.5% of enrolled students

appeared in annual University Examination in session 2008-09.

The drop out percentage in the final year examination 2008-09

was 4.5. Annual result of the college is good. The final year pass-out

percentage of Science students is 83.10%, Arts students is 92.85%, B.A.

Evening Classes is 92.75%, B.Com. is 93.78.% and M.A. students is

96.64% in 2008-09 .

We have a good library with 28,200 books till 31 March, 2010.

Total books amount Rs. 3,27,734.50 have been purchased this year

(Appendix - 07). For poor but meritorious students we lend books through

Book-Bank. We are working on Cataloging System in the library. The

working days of library during session 2009-10 were 241. The total

number of college working days was 241.

A new massive building has been constructed. Various

departments have been transferred in new building (Appendix -08).

Five NSS units are run in the college under the five efficient and

dynamic teachers. The programme officers organise one day and 10 days

camps. Necessary programmes are undertaken by members of NSS

(Appendix - 09).

The total college income in 2008-09 was 4,15,38,250.62 and

expenditure was 3,71,05,593.00. Thus the balance left was 44,32,657.62

(Appendix -10).

We are proud to say that many of our teachers extended their

participation in D.D.U. Gorakhpur University examinations in d ifferent

ways such as members of flying squad, members of evaluation committee,

members of counseling committee, member of examination committee etc.

Various co-curricular activities namely welcome and farewell

parties, cultural activities, interdisciplinary guest lectures, campus

placement etc. were organised.

Academic Calendar is prepared and followed by the college

(Appendix- 16). Preparation leave for the students was announced from 02

March, 2010.


All the activities were completed under the supervision of IQAC

established in the college. The dates of the meetings held by IQAC in session

2009-10 to undertake College Action Plan are as under.

S.No. Place Date

1 Principal‟s Chamber 29.08.2009



2. New Academic Programmes –

1. We have applied for Physics, Maths & Computer Science courses in Science

Faculty which is pending at the state level.

2. We have applied for P.G. classes in Hindi & Geography subjects in Arts

Faculty which is pending at the state level.

3. A Press Conference was organised on 29.08.2009 regarding opening of

Education Centre of Uttar Pradesh Rajarshi Tandon Open University.

The following subjects have been started in this session.

B.A. (Education, Economics, Sociology, Sanskrit, English, Hindi, Pol.

Science, History), B.A.(Single Subject), B.Com., M.A.(Education,

Economics, Sociology, Sanskrit, English, Hindi, Pol. Science, History),

M.Com., BLIS, MLIS, BCA, MCA, BBA, MBA, PGDJMC, PGDCA,

PGDESD, DRD, CCY and APHFE.

4. Establishment of Vivekanand Study Centre

5. To start Carrier Orientation Programme

6. Establishment of Day Care Centre

7. Establishment of UGC Network Resource Centre

8. Establishment of Equal Opportunity Resource Centre

9. To start NET/SET Coaching Centre for S.C./ S.T/O.B.C. students

10. To start Civil Services Coaching Centre for S.C./ S.T/O.B.C. students


3. Interdisciplinary Programmes -

Eight guest lectures were organised on different subjects useful to students by

subject specialists (page 26-27).

4. Pre- University Examination & Evaluation (PUEE) -

This has been introduced (page 19).

5. Seminar -

A seminar in Chemistry was organised (page 28).

6. Research Projects -

Minor research projects have been sanctioned by UGC (page 17-18).

7. Community Services -

Different Community Services have been undertaken by five NSS units run in the

college (page 70-71).

8. Teachers Newly Recruited -

New part time teachers have been recruited (page 57)

9. Teaching & Non-teaching Staff Ratio -

The teaching & non-teaching staff ratio is 1:1.1 (Appendix -4 & 5)

10. Library -

1. The library has been computerized.

2. Total 495 Books (amount Rs 3,27,734.50) have been purchased in this

session (Appendix - 07).

3. Cataloging System is undertaken to introduce in the library.

4. Research Journals have been procured (page 23).


11. Unit cost of Education -

The total number of students in 2008-09 was 4401. The total expenditure

including salary in 2008-09 was 3,71,05,593.00 whereas the total expenditure

without salary was 1,66,56,000.00. (Appendix -10)

Unit cost including salary = 8,431.17 rupees

Unit cost without salary = 3,784.59 rupees

12. Computerization of administration, the process of admission,

examination results and issue of certificates.

1. Profile of students –

The number of students enrolled in session 2009-10 is 3654.

2. Process of admission-

The students are invited to fill up the prescribed admission form

of the college. After cut of last date „Admission Screening Committee‟

examine the application forms and constitute merit lists in which the

reservations for OBC/SC/ST are followed.

The following strategies are adopted to create access.

(a) Disadvantaged community:

Due representations are given to SC=21%, ST=02% and

OBC=27%.

(b) Women :

02% Waitage is given to women candidates.

(c) Physically challenged:

02% Horizontal reservations are given to physically challenged

students.

(d) Economically weaker section of the society:

Student

Enrolment

UG PG B.Ed. B.A.

Evening

Comm-

erce

Total

Strength

M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T

No. of

students 1304

1060

2364

90

85

175 - - -

215

67

282

697

136

833

2305

1349

3654


There are no special provisions.

(e) Sports personnel:

The students of exceptional sports talent are given direct

admission.

(f) Brochure :

Brochure is published and distributed to the students along with

admission form. The students are thus provided all informations

about the College before filling the admission form.

13. Results (2008-09)

UG PG B.Ed. B.A.

Evening

Classes

B.Com.

% of passes 91.93 96.64 - 92.75 93.78

No. of first classes 12 02 - - 03

14. Issue of certificates in 2009-10 a. Games –

Total 69 certificates were issued to students participating & securing

places in different games held in annual sport.

b. Cultural Activities –

Total 22 certificates were issued to volunteers who donated blood in

Blood Donation Camp organised by Red Ribbon Club and NSS

jointly in the college.

c. NSS - Total 114 certificates were issued to students in NSS.

15. Infrastructure Added This Year-

1. Massive building at Arts Faculty (page 93)

2. New class rooms (page 55-56).

3. Girls Hostel New Building is under construction. Yogi Aditya Nath

ji, M.P. laid down the foundation on 11.11.2009(Appendix-17).


4. P.N.B. New Building is under construction. Yogi Aditya Nath ji,

M.P. laid down the foundation on 11.11.2009 (Appendix - 17).

5. Well furnished and well equipped Manager/ Secretary Chamber

has been established in the college from where all „Post

Accreditation Activities‟ and „Founders Week Activities‟ are

observed.

16. Computer & Internet Access -

The college has in total seven computers : 1. Chemistry Dept.(UGC

Section), 2. Library, 3. Geography, 4 Military Science, 5. Psychology, 6.

Commerce & 7. Office

The college library is connected by Internet. The college has its own

website (www.dnpgcollege.org). Two computer operators have been recruited

to handle the computers. Some teachers are also trained to handle the

computer.

17. Financial Aids -

1. Merit Scholarships were provided to meritorious students

(Appendix - 13).

2. Games – The students who participated at university, state and national

meets were awarded scholarship on 10th December closing ceremony

of Founders Week (Appendix -12).

3. Financial Aids were provided to poor and deserving students

(Appendix - 13).

4. Aids in form of Woolen Sweter were provided to the students securing

positions in different cultural activities.

18. Performance in Sports Activities –

Various students participated at university, state and national meets

(Appendix- 11).

19. Incentive to outstanding sports persons - The college bears the expenses of the students taking part in different

university, state and national meets. Kits, fares, D.A. and other expenses were

provided to those students. The sport students were given weight age in

admission. These students were given the opportunity to lead the different

functions organised in the college.

http://www.dnpgcollege.org/


20. Activities of the Guidance and Counseling Cell- See on page 27.

21. Placement Services Provided to Students

1. Apex Laboratories Ltd., Chennai held campus interview on 5 February,

2010 in science faculty for B.Sc. final year students of our college. The company

selected three boy and one girl students (page 29).

i. The name of Interviewer : Mr. Sushil Kumar Sharma

Field Manager

ii. Selection Letter Reference : Ref/ Apex/ Campus- UP/VK/2010

Dated 17.03.2010

iii. Placement Manager, Digvijai Nath

P.G. College, Gorakhpur : Dr Radhey Shyam.

2. HDFC Bank held its interview for M.A II & B.Com.III students of our

college on 16.2.2010 for the post of Development Officer. The company selected

two students (page 29).

Placement Manager, Digvijai Nath

P.G. College, Gorakhpur : Dr. (Smt.) Geeta Dutt

22. Healthy Practices of the institutions

1. Rastra Gaurav :

Gorakhpur University has introduced a course on „Rastra Gaurav‟

to promote the past glory of our nation in the mind of budding students .

2. Recess/Assembly/Tutorial Period :

We have introduced Recess/Assembly/Tutorial Period in our

Science, B.Ed., Commerce and P.G. Classes time tables. We are in the

process to introduce this programme in other faculties also.

3. IQAC Committee :

Internal Quality Assurance Cell headed by Dr. Bholendra Singh,

President of managing committee has been constituted to tone up the

functioning of the college. Total 25 Committees have been constituted to

gear up the college functioning.


2. Yoga Centre :

Our students and teachers participate in Yoga Centers run by our

management at Gorakhnath Temple as well as at our college. Dr. U.P.

Singh, Associate Professor in Geography of our college is trained in

Yoga and gives training to desired students and staff members. The

tension, anxiety and other related problems are removed and

students/staff feel healthy, fresh and smart. Sri Chandi Prasad Yadav

helps Dr. U.P. Singh in this work.

3. ‘Founder’s week’ and ‘Death Anniversary’ Functions :

Our staff members and all the students of the college gather and

participate in the 'Founder's Week' closing function on 10th December

every year and also in the 'Death Anniversary Week' closing function of

Late Digvijai Nathji, Mahant of Gorakhnath Temple, founder of trust

Maharana Pratap Shiksha Parishad, Gorakhpur and founder of our

college. In these function all sister institutions participate and interact

one another

4. Social Responsibilities and Citizenship Roles

Our management has created a platform where various academic

and social practices are shared. A big library hall , a committee room in

the college and a huge hall at Sri Gorakhnath Temple are the places of

these healthy practices.

5. Fresher’s ‘Welcome Party' and 'Farewell Party' were

organised by students to strengthen the brotherhood and interaction. We

support and help them.

6. A Health Centre has been running under the supervision of an able

and efficient doctor. Dr. Awadhesh Agrawal looks after day to day health

problems and simple ailments. In case of emergency, students are sent to

civil hospital or medical college after giving first-aid and other necessary

supports.


7. Homage to Late Digvijai Nathji - The staff and students of all

sister institutions and one dozen affiliated institutions of Gorakhpur

District run by M.P. Shiksha Parishad, Gorakhpur gather at the

Gorakhnath Temple Auditorium Hall to pay Homage to Late Digvijai

Nathji, Mahant of Gorakhnath temple and founder of our college on

Ashwin Krishna Tritiya every year.

8. N.S.S. Volunteers of our college were deputed to control the crowd

and help in maintaining law and order in „Makar-Sankranti Mela‟ on

14th/15th January at Gorakhnath Temple, religious peeth of our

institution.

9. A community feast for more than 250 people was hosted by our

college on 10 December, 2009.

10. Tea Club- During Recess/Tutorial/Assembly period of the Time-

Table our teachers organise 'tea-club'. During this period the teachers

interact and discuss a lot of things related to academic, social, cultural,

moral and aesthetic spheres of life.

11. Welcome Ceremony- A welcome ceremony was organised by our

college in honour of newly appointed Vice- chancellor of D.D.U. Gorakhpur

University, Gorakhpur Prof. S.L. Malik on 25.08.2009. His Holiness Yogi

Aditya Nath ji Maharaj, M.P. Lok Sabha ; Dr. U.P. Singh, Ex- Vice-chancellor

Veer Bahadur Singh Purvanchal University and Prof. Ram Achal Singh, Ex-

Vice-chancellor & Ex-Chairman Higher Education Commission were among

the dignitaries present at that occasion.

12. Educational Tours- Tours for the students are oraganised in Geography,

& M.A. Ancient History Departments.

1. A tour in M.A. Ancient History Department was organised on 05 February,

2010 to Lumbini, Nepal. Total 60 students (25 girls and 35 boys) participated

in the tour. The Tour was headed by Dr. Yogendra Singh and Dr. (Smt.) Geeta

Dutt.

2. A 10 days tour in Geography Department was organised from 25 December,

2009 to 01 January, 2010. In all 40 students (04 girls and 36 boys) participated

in the tour. The tour was headed by Dr. Udai Pratap Singh and Sri Bhagawan

Deo.


23. Other Informations–

1. The procedure of purchase

The procedure of the college to purchase major items is „through

quotations‟. The requisition is made first. The requisition is sent to the

manager of the college for sanction and approval. After sanction, the

quotations are invited. Quotations and Comparative Charts are again sent

to the manager for approval. The order is now placed to purchase the

items on „lowest rate‟ basis (Appendix- 10).

2. Professional Course in B.C.A.

The College has requested to The Directorate of Higher Education U.P.,

Allahabad to start “Professional Course in B.C.A.” at Digvijai Nath P.G.

College, Civil Lines, Gorakhpur. This is pending at state level.

3. Online Education

The College has requested to The Directorate of Higher Education U.P.,

Allahabad to start “Web Combo-Online Education” at Digvijai Nath P. G.

College, Civil Lines, Gorakhpur. This is pending at state level.

4. Hostel Facilities –

In order to solve the difficulty of residential accommodation of

students we have two separate hostel facilities for boys and girls. We

provide well furnished and hygienic hostels at the affordable rate so that

students can pursue their studies. For boys lodging and boarding

facilities are available at 'Pratap Ashram' Golghar, Gorakhpur whereas

for girls these facilities are available in M.P. Meerabai Mahila

Chhatravas, Civil lines, Gorakhpur both situated in the campus of the

college and are managed by our trust Maharana Pratap Shiksha Parishad,

Gorakhpur. In Pratap Ashram, there are 101 rooms available to students.

The students of all the constituent institutions get accommodation in this

hostel. In M.P. Meerabai Mahila Chhatravas there are 41 rooms.


5. Punjab National Bank –

A full fledged CBS branch of PNB is running at our college

premises. ATM has been installed this year. The salary disbursement of

employees of our college is done through this bank. A new building for

the bank (19.76 x 08.96 = 117.04sq.m.) is under construction.

6. Rovers and Rangers Rally:

Gorakhpur University Affiliated Colleges Rovers and Rangers

Rally was organised by our college on 5, 6 and 7 February, 2010. In this

rally five colleges viz. Bapu Degree College, Pipiganj, Gorakhpur ; Girls

College, Basti ; Digvijai Nath Post Graduate College, Gorakhpur ;

Buddha Post Graduate College, Kushinagar and Bhatauli College,

Unawal, Gorakhpur participated. The number of Rovers was 70 and

Rangers was 82. During day-night programmes such as essay, poster,

quiz, youth forum, first aid, pioneering project, individual & folk dance

etc. competitions were undertaken. The rally was inaugurated by His

Holiness Yogi Aditya Nathji, M.P. Sadar Gorakhpur. Prof. N.S. Gajabhiye,

Vice-chancellor of Sagar Central University, Madhya Pradesh was chief guest.

The participants were awarded on the closing function 7 February, 2010.

Prof. U.P. Singh, Ex-Vice-chancellor, Purvanchal University and Prof. Shiv

Shankar Verma, D.D.U. Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur were chief guests in

Prize Distribution Function.

7. Blood Donation Camp:

Blood donation camp was organised on 27.02.2010 in our college under the

auspice of Red Ribbon Club and NSS units. Twenty five volunteers donated the

blood under the guardianship of Dr. Avadesh Agrawal, Incharge Blood Bank,

Guru Gorakshnath Hospital, Gorakhnath Temple, Gorakhpur. His Holiness

Yogi Aditya Nathji, M.P. inaugurated the camp. Dr. S. K. Gupta,

Coordinator, National Service Scheme, DDU Gorakhpur University,

Gorakhpur was present at that occasion.

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PART C- 04 COLLEGE ACTION PLAN FOR

SESSION 2009-10


04. PART C –

College Action Plan (CAP) : 28 Measures and Key Points

chalked out by IQAC for Session 2010-11 towards quality

enhancement 1. Women Education will be encouraged through U.G. courses in areas of

Women Crafts & Fashion Designing etc. to meet the declared goal of equality

of educational opportunity to Boys and Girls.

2. There is a need to develop a system to monitor the Students Progress on a

regular basis. The college will develop a system of terminal tests/examination

for the students to check half hearted approach in attending the classes

3. Office operations require more streamlining and immediate computerization.

The accounts branch of the college need update its accounts. The accounts are

subject to government Audit. The Income, Expenditure, Cash Book, Subject

wise Nominal Rolls, Results- appeared, passed, 1st

class, distinction, Boys,

Girls, Gen., OBC, SC/ST, PH etc. will be categorized.

4. There should be separate Sand Model and Map Reading Rooms in Def.

Studies Department and Museum Room in Ancient History Department.

5. Green Lawn and Green Garden at Arts Buildings.

6. Class Room teaching will be made more interesting and interactive with the

use of LCD Projector installed in Sambad Bhawan wherever it is required.

7. The College will arrange Cultural Activities at College Level.

8. Economically weaker sections of the students will be given financial help to

continue their studies.


9. The Remedial and Bridge Classes for the weaker students especially coming

from the poor and backward families will be started.

10. Innovative short-term skill based courses will be introduced.

11. The number of magazines and daily news papers will be increased for the

large number of students of the college.

12. Both the students and the teachers will be provided with computer facilities to

achieve Computer Literacy. The college will set up a well furnished Computer

Lab.

13. Canteen facility will be provided for the students and employees.

14. Health centre in the college will be made more active and well equipped.

15. Gymnasium Hall facility will be provided for the students and employees. The

college is approaching UGC for financial support.

16. The welfare schemes will be launched for the welfare of teaching and non

teaching staff.

17. We are in process to create more interests in the classes by way of using

creative pedagogy techniques and latest subject matter to the students so that

the drop-outs may be reduced and the habit of going to coaching classes be

discouraged.

18. The college will introduce fast emerging trends such as Information Education

and Certificate Courses etc.

19. Efforts will be made to establish linkages with research institutions and

industries.


20. The teachers will be encouraged to provide some consultancy in their related

discipline to the society. This will help them to meet the requirements of

extension work.

21. Psychology, Hindi, Geography, Def. Studies & Science Departments will

have Departmental Library in addition to B.Ed. and M.A. Ancient History

Departments where this is done.

22. The Infrastructure of the College requires better furnishing.

(a) Glass black boards will be fixed in place of old cemented black boards

wherever it has not been done.

(b) A big committee room is being decorated to organise the meetings.

(c) Community Hall is being constructed to protect the welfare of teaching

and non - teaching staff.

23. The college has cycle stands for boys and girls separately. There are separate

entrance gates to avoid crowding. The middle cycle stand which exists in front

of new building will be closed for better front view.

24. Construction & Plastering of boundary will be undertaken. Iron grill will be

fixed above the boundary to protect the campus and to give the campus

beautiful look.

25. New blocks will be constructed for B.Com and B.Ed.

26. There should be centrally speaker arrangement connecting different blocks –

Library building- Lecture Room No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ; New building- 7, 8, 9,

10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 & 20 ; Commerce Faculty- 21 & 22.

Similar arrangement will be made at main building also.


27. The college will pursue for P.G. classes in Hindi. Geography and Sociology.

The college will also pursue for Physics, Maths and Computer Science in

Science Faculty.

28. C.C. road will be constructed at Main Building.

We pray to god for the success of our college and to win every

struggle in the way.

………………………….. …………………….

Name of Coordinator IQAC Name of Chairman IQAC

……………………………. …………………………. Signature of Coordinator IQAC Signature of Chairman IQAC


APPENDIX


Appendix

S.No. Particulars Page No.

01. Lecture Rooms 55-56

02. Details of average number of hours/week of

part-time teachers recruited this year (2009-10) 57

03. Students Profile (2009-10) 58

04. Profile of College Teaching Staff 59-63

05. Profile of Non Teaching Staff 64-65

06. Final Year Pass-out Result (2008-09) 66

07. Details of Books Purchased in Library in

Session 2009-10 67

08. Infrastructure 68-69

09 Extension Activities of the College

NSS Units in Session 2009-10 70-71

10. Last Annual Budget of the College with details

of Plan/Non-Plan revenue/expenditure and

Maintenance Fund (2008-09) 72-74

11. Details of the Participation of Students

at the University, State, Regional, National

and International Meets (2009-10) 75-76

12. List of students who were provided financial Aids

in different Games/ Sports 77-78


13 List of students who were awarded Merit Scholarships,

financial Aids and Scholarships in different

Games/ Sports 79-81

14. Different Committees to exercise Post Accreditation

Activities 82-85

15 Different Practical Laboratories 86-87

16. Academic Calendar of the College 88-89

17. Plan of the College Campus 90

18. Managing Committee of the College 91


Appendix – 01

Lecture Rooms (size in meter)

West Campus

Lecture Room No. 1 : 9.75 × 6.70

Lecture Room No. 2 : 12.64 × 6.70


Lecture Room No. 4 : 10.50 × 7.25

Lecture Room No. 5 : 11.40 × 6.70

East Campus

(A) Library Block :

1st Floor : East Side




1st Floor : West Side

Lecture Room No. 4 : 15.10 × 7.80

Lecture Room No. 5 : 15.10 × 7.80

Lecture Room No. 6 : 15.10 × 7.80


2nd Floor : West Side Lecture Room No. 8 : 14.00 × 6.60

(C) New Block

Ground Floor

Lecture Room No. 9 : 9.15 × 9.30 (Fixed Furniture)


1st Floor



Lecture Room No. 13 : 13.4 × 9.15



Lecture Room No. 15 : 9.15 × 9.30

2nd Floor

Lecture Room No. 16 : 9.15 × 9.30

Lecture Room No. 17 : 9.15 × 9.30

Lecture Room No. 18 : 13.41 × 9.15

Lecture Room No. 19 : 9.15 × 9.30

Lecture Room No. 20 : 9.15 × 9.30

Lecture Room No. 21 : 9.15 × 9.30


Details of average number of hours/week of part-time

teachers recruited this year (2009-10).

Sl.

No.

Name of Teachers Subject Number of

hours/week

1. Dr.(Smt.) Rukmani Chaudhary

Education 18

2. Sri Prasant Kumar

Economics 18

Appendix – 02


Student Profile (2009-10)

Class M F Gen

S/C

OBC

PH

Total

B.Sc. I 16 43 22 12 24 01 59

B.Sc. II 11 21 14 08 14 - 32

B.Sc. III 20 24 21 09 14 - 44

B.A. I 209 255 114 124 226 - 464

B.A. II 247 233 179 83 216 02 480

B.A. III 382 208 225 78 287 - 590

B.A. I

Extra Section 207 149 139 53 158 - 356

B.A. II

Extra Section 212 127 133 58 148 - 339

B.A. III

Evening 214 68 88 70 124 - 282

B.Com. I 272 69 153 144 44 - 341

B.Com. II 236 47 154 13 116 - 283

B.Com. III 189 20 106 94 09 - 209

B.Ed. - - - - - - -

M.A. I 60 44 42 24 38 - 104

M.A. II 30 41 38 05 28 - 71

U.P. Rajarshi

Tandon Open

University

46 18 36 20 08 - 64

Appendix – 03


Appendix – 04

Teaching and Non Teaching Staff (2009-10) :

1. Profile of the Teaching Staff Grant in Aid Classes:

O=Orientation, W= Workshop, S=Seminar, C=Conference, R=Refresher Course

Sr.

No.

Name of Faculty

Members

Year

Joined

Designat

ion

Highest

Qualificati

on

No. of Publications

Books Nat.

Jou

rnal

Int.

nat.

Journ

al

O/W/S/

C/R etc

1 Dr. Maya Shankar

Singh

1977

2009

Reader

upto 17th

May

2009

Principal

18th

May

2009 to

till date

M.A.,

M.Ed.,

Ph.D.

18 (02

books

Award

ed by

Hindi

Sansth

an,

Luckn

ow

70 14

Ph.D.

Awar

ded

09

Enroll

ed

W=18

S=40

C=20

R=02

2 Dr. Yogendra

Singh

1969-

1983

UG &

1984-

Till

date PG

Reader M.A.,

Ph.D.

01 - -

N0. of

Ph.D.

Schol

ars

=04

O=01

C=04

S=01

3 Dr. Udai Pratap

Singh 1971 Reader M.A.,

Ph.D.

- 01 03 S/C=06

R=01 4 Dr. N. C. Gwari 1972 Reader M.A.,

Ph.D.

03 - - W=02

S=01

C=01 5 Smt. Veena Singh 1972 Reader M.A.,

M.Ed.

- - - W=02

6 Shri. Ram Niwas

Singh

1972 Selection

Grade

Lecturer

M.A.,

M.Ed.

- 01 - W=04

S=04

7 Smt. Usha Rani

Rai

1972 Selection

Grade

Lecturer

M.A.,

M.Ed.

- - - -


8 Shri. Kripa

Shankar Singh

1972 Reader M.Sc.,

M.Ed.

01 02 - W=02

S=04

C=02

9 Dr. Kailash Singh 1974 Reader M.Sc.,

Ph.D.

- 03 04 -

10 Dr. Radhey

Shyam

1974 Reader M.Sc.,

Ph.D.

- 07 03 W=02

11 Dr. Vijai Pratap

Singh

1974 Reader M.Sc.,

Ph.D.

01 03 01 W=01

R=02

S=01

12 Dr. (Smt.) Geeta

Dutt

1974-

1983

UG &

1984- Till date

PG

Reader M.A.,

Ph.D.

03 -

N0. of

Ph.D.

Schol

ars

=04

O=01

S=05

C=07

13 Dr. Smt. Sheela

Singh

1974 Reader M.A.,

Ph.D.

03 04 01 W=02

S=19

R=02

14 Dr. D. P. N. Singh 1976 Reader M.Sc.,

Ph.D.

- - - -

15 Dr. Shree Pal

Singh

1976 Reader M.A.,

Ph.D.

02 06 - W=04

S=09

R=02

16 Shri Bhagwan

Deo

1978 Reader M.A.. - 01 - W=03

S=08

R=03

17 Shri Yadvendra

Yadav

1976 Selection

Grade

Lecturer

M.A.,

D.P.Ed.

01 - - -

18 Dr. Shailendra

Pratap Singh

1982 Reader M.A.,

Ph.D.

- 02 - O=01

W=01

S=08

C=01

R=03

19 Dr. (Smt.) Veena

Gopal

1986 Reader M.A.,

Ph.D.

- - - -

20 Dr. Indra Mani

Tripathi

1981

1987

Reader M.Sc.,

Ph.D.

- 05 04 O =01

W=01

S =05

C=04

R=03

21 Dr. R. L. Gadia 1987 Reader M.A.,

Ph.D.

- - - O =02

W=04

S =05


C=08

R=01

22 Dr. Tej Pratap

Shahi

1987-

Till

date PG

Senior

Lecturer

M.A.,

Ph.D.

No.of

Ph.D.

Schol

ars=4

O =01

S =05

23 Dr. Arun Kumar

Tiwari

1994 Reader M.Ed.,

Ph.D.

01 03 - W=01

S=05

C=02

R=02

24 Dr. Jai Ram

Yadav

1975

1999

Reader M.A.,

Ph.D.

- - - -

25 Dr. (Smt.)Archana

Singh

2000 Senior

Lecturer

M.A.,

Ph.D.

03(Ma

hadevi VermaAward)

05 - O=01

S=05

R=03

26 Dr. (Smt.) Geeta

Singh

2000 Senior

Lecturer

M.A.,

Ph.D.

- - - O=01

S=10

R=04

27 Dr. (Smt.) Vimala

Singh

2002-

Till

date

PG

Senior

Lecturer

M.A.,

Ph.D.

- - -

N0. of

Ph.D.

Schol

ars=4

O=01

R=01

28 Dr. Shri

Bhagawan Singh

1979

2006

Reader M.Sc.,

Ph.D.

02 - - W=05

S=30

R=03

29 Dr. Satyendra

Pratap Singh

2001

2007

Reader M.A.,

Ph.D.

01 05 - O=01

W=02

S=03

C=01

R=03

30 Dr. (Smt.) Shashi

Prabha Singh

2007 Reader M.Sc.,

Ph.D.

01 01 15 O=01

S=05

W=05

C=04

R=04

31 Dr.(Snt.) Saroj

Shahi

1999

2009

Senior

Lecturer

M.Ed.,

Ph.D.

- - - O=01

S=11

R=05


32 Dr. Satyapal

Singh

2010 Lecturer M.A.,

Ph.D.

- - - -

33 Dr. Ravindra

Kumar

2010 Lecturer M.A.,

Ph.D.

- 03 - S=01

34 Shri Chandra

mani Verma

1992 Librarian B.A.,

B.Lib.

- - - -

35 Dr. R. P. Yadav 2004 Mandeya

Lecturer

approved

by D.E.

M.Sc.

Ph.D.

- - - S=03

2. Teaching Staff Self-financed (Commerce Faculty) Classes:

O=Orientation, W= Workshop, S=Seminar, C=Conference, R=Refresher

Course

Sr.

No.

Name of Faculty

Members

Year

Joined

Designat

ion

Highest

Qualific

ation

No. of Publications

Boo

ks

Nat.

Jour

nal

Int.

nat.

Journ

al

O/W/S/

C/R etc

1 Dr. Neeraj Kumar

Singh

2004 Lecturer M.Com.

, Ph.D.

01 - - W=01

S=08

2 Dr. Sanjay Kumar

Tripathi


,Ph.D.

02 - - O=01

S=08

3 Dr. Santosh

Kumar Rai


,Ph.D.

01 - 01 S=02

4 Dr. Sanjeev

Kumar Singh


,Ph.D.

- - - S=02

5 Dr. Chandi Prasad

Pandey


,Ph.D.

- - - S=02


3. Teaching Staff Self-financed (B.A. Evening) Classes :

O=Orientation, W= Workshop, S=Seminar, C=Conference, R=Refresher

Course

Sr.

No.

Name of Faculty

Members

Year

Joined

Designat

ion

Highest

Qualific

ation

No. of Publications

Boo

ks

Nat.

Jour

nal

Int.

nat.

Journ

al

O/W/S/

C/R etc

1 Dr. Murli

Manohar Tiwari

1993 Lecturer M.A.,

Ph.D.

- - - W=02

S=02

C=02 2 Dr. Rakesh Kumar

Singh

1996 Lecturer M.A.,

Ph.D.

- - - S=02

3 Dr. Bhagawan

Singh

1997 Lecturer M.A.

M.Phil

01 - - S=02

W=01 4 Dr.(Smt). Sangeeta

Pandey

2005 Lecturer M.A.,

Ph.D.

- - - S=15

5 Dr. Akhil Kumar

Srivastava

1999 Lecturer M.A.,

Ph.D.

- - - -

6 Dr. Akhand Pratap

Singh

2004 Lecturer M.A.,

Ph.D.

- 01 - S=03

7 Dr. Bharti Singh 2005 Lecturer M.A.,

Ph.D.

01 - - W=02

S=07

8 Dr. Smt. Subhi

Srivastava

2006 Lecturer M.A.,

Ph.D.

- - - S=02

R=01

9 Sri. Sunil Kumar

Mishra

2006 Lecturer M.A. - - - S=02

R=01

10 Dr. Sanjay Kumar

Singh

2006 Lecturer M.A.,

Ph.D.

- - - S=04

11 Dr. Smt. Sunita

Srivastava

2006 Lecturer M.A.,

Ph.D.

- - - S=02

12 Sri Yashpal Singh 2008 Lecturer M.A. 01 01 - S=02

13 Dr. (Smt.)Indumati

Singh

2006 Lecturer M.A.,

Ph.D.

- - - S=01

14 Sri. Shivendra

Singh

2008 Lecturer M.A. 01 - - -

15 Dr.(Smt.)Rukmani

Chaudhary

2009 Lecturer M.A.,

Ph.D.

- - - S=02

16 Sri Prasant Kumar 2009 Lecturer M.A. - - - S=01


Appendix – 05

Profile of Non-Teaching Staff (2009-10) :

1. Non-Teaching Staff Regular Classes (2009-10) :

S.No. Name Qualification Experience

1. Sri Balram Prasad Kushwaha M.A,.M.Ed. 33 Yrs.

2. Sri Shesh Mani Tripathi M.A,.B.Lib. 37 Yrs.

3. Sri Ram Awadh Maurya M.A,.LT. 25 Yrs

4. Sri Vijay Pratap Narain Pathak M.A.,B.Ed. 22 Yrs

5. Sri Santosh Kumar Tripathi Intermediate 11 Yrs

6. Sri Gorakh Prasad B.A. 06Yrs

7. Sri Sohbat Prasad B.A., 33 Yrs.

8. Sri Akshayabar Prasad Intermediate 11 Yrs.

9. Sri Janardan Singh Intermediate 36 Yrs

10. Sri Prahlad Singh Intermediate 33 Yrs

11. Sri Kailash Yadav Intermediate 30 Yrs

12. Sri Rajendra Prasad Tripathi Intermediate 28 Yrs

13. Sri Ashok Kumar Singh. B.Sc,.L.T. 25 Yrs

14. Sri Shivendra Pal M.Sc. 03 Yrs

15. Sri Raja Ram II 8th 33 Yrs

16. Sri Bhagawan Das 5th

33 Yrs

17. Sri Suresh Prasad 8th 33 Yrs

18. Sri Vishwanath Yadav 5th

33 Yrs.

19. Sri Rajendra Singh Intermediate 26 Yrs.

20. Sri Subedar Ram M.A. 26 Yrs.

21 Sri Babu Lal 5th

40 Yrs.

22. Sri Lala Prasad 8th 39 Yrs.

23. Sri Hari Lal 8th 38 Yrs.

24. Sri Madhav Ram 8th 38 Yrs.

25. Sri Raja Ram I 5th

37 Yrs.

26. Sri Dasu Ram Intermediate 37 Yrs.

27. Sri Bhushan Yadav 5th

35Yrs.

28. Sri Parasuram 8th 31 Yrs.

29. Sri Ali Hushain 5th 21 Yrs.

30. Smt. Sarashwati Devi 5th 24 Yrs.

31. Smt. Anandi Singh 5th 17 yrs.

32. Sri Shivendra Kumar Yadav 10th 16 Yrs.

33. Sri Ajay Kumar Pandey 10th 12 Yrs.

34. Sri Som Bahadur 5th 09 Yrs.

35. Sri Amarnath Chauchary Intermediate 03 Yrs.

36 Sri Birendra Singh Intermediate 02 Yrs.


2. Non-Teaching Staff Self-financed (Commerce Faculty):

3. Non-Teaching Staff Self-financed (B.A. Evening Classes):

Sr.No. Name Qualification Experience

1. Sri Chandi Prasad Yadav M.A. 3 Yrs. 2. Sri Rakesh Singh Intermediate 6 Yrs. 3. Sri Jatashankar Nath Yogi M.A. 4 Yrs.

4. Sri Brijesh Vishvakarma B.Com. 4 Yrs.

5. Sri Ajay Pratap Yadav B.Sc.M.A.,B.Lib. 3 Yrs.

6. Sri Abhay Kumar Singh B.A. 3 Yrs.

7. Sri Ashwani Kumar Srivastava M.A. 3 Yrs.

8. Sri Shivendra Pratap Singh B.Com., B.Ed. 1 Yrs.

9. Sri Dilip Kumar Patel Intermediate 2 Yrs.

10. Sri Rajendra 8th 6 Yrs.

11. Sri Mahendra Intermediate 6 Yrs.

12. Sri Kailash Nath Sharma 8th 3 Yrs.

13. Sri Anoop Singh Ravat Intermediate 3 Yrs.

14. Sri Salauddin 5th 1 Yrs.

16. Sri Shailesh Yadav High School 3 Yrs.

15. Sri Shyam Manohar Goswami Intermediate 2 Yrs.

16. Sri Umesh Singh Intermediate 1 Yrs.

17. Sri Rajkumar 5th 3 Yrs.

Sr.No. Name Qualification Experience

1 Sri Kuldeep Shahi B.A. 10 yrs. 2 Sri Ajay Kumar Sharma M.A. 4 yrs. 3 Sri Brijesh Kumar Singh B.A. 2 yrs. 4 SriArvind Kumar Maurya B.A. 1 Yrs.

5 Sri Ravi Bahadur Thapa 5th

4 yrs.

6. Sri Subash Yadav 5th

5 Yrs.


Appendix – 06

Final year Pass-out Result

Programme Final year (2008-09)

Registered Pass Result (%) 1st

Class

B.Sc.-III 65 54 83.1 07

B.A.-III 629 584 92.85 05

B.Ed. - - - -

B.Com.-III

(Self Funded)

193 181 93.78 03

B.A.-III

Evening Classes

(Self Funded)

621 576 92.75 -

M.A.-II 149 144 96.64 02

Total 1657 1539 92.88 17


Details of Books Purchased in Library in session 2009-10

S.No. Total number of books Cost (Rs.)

1. Text Books 076 21,649.60

2. Reference Books 417 3,04,824.90

3. Others 02 1,260.00

Total 495 3,27,734.50

Appendix – 07


Infrastructure:

1. (A) Computer Block (Total Area) –

11.65 × 11.00 = 128.15 ( sq.m.)

(B) New Building :

Arts Faculty

(i) 11.73 x 42.37 = 497.14 sq. m.

(ii) 11.73 x 47.93 = 562.41 sq. m.

Total Area (sq.m.) = 1059.54

2. Different Departments in New Building

Department

Staff Room

Size (in meter)

Other

Facilities

1. Principal Room

6.10 x 4.31 Toilet 1.83 x 2.21

2. Proctor Room

5.64 x 4.69 -

3. Staff Room

7.20 x 4.46 Toilet 1.83 x 2.21

4. Geography 6.30 x 4.02 Laboratory 9.30 x 6.02 Store 3.02 x 2.00 Toilet 1.83 x 2.21

5. Psychology 4.60 x 2.90 Laboratory 7.23 x 4.10 Store 2.02 x 2.00 Toilet 1.83 x 2.21

6. Defence Studies

6.15 x 5.30 Laboratory 6.70 x 8.33 Store 4.00 x 3.00 Toilet 1.83 x 2.21

7. Ancient History

9.30 x 6.21 Laboratory 9.30 x 3.05 Toilet 1.83 x 2.21

2. Hindi 5.64 x 4.69 -

Appendix – 08


3. Computer

Seven Computers one each in Chemistry (UGC), Office, Library,

Geography, Mil.Science, Psychology & Commerce have been purchased.

One Laptop for office & one software for Library have also been

purchased.

4. The Infrastructure of the College requires better furnishing.

1. Glass black boards are being fixed in place of old cemented black

boards.

2. New blocks will be constructed for B.Com and B.Ed. (page 90)

3. Guest Room will be constructed soon (page 90).


Extension Activities of the College NSS Units in session 2009-10

Our college has a rich tradition of promoting social consciousness among

rural illiterate people through NSS. We have five NSS units each consisting of

about 100 students, under the stewardship of five dynamic and able teachers as

programme officer.

(i) Dr. Sripal Singh

(ii) Dr. Jai Ram Yadav

(iii) Dr. Shailendra Pratap Singh

(iv) Dr. (Smt.) Geeta Singh

(v) Dr. Sajnai Kumar Tripathi

In 2009-10 the camps of Meerabai Unit was organised at Meerabai Mahila

Hostel, Digvijai Nath P.G. College, Gorakhpur on 10.2.2010 to 16.2.2010 and

Gorakhnath Unit, Gautambuddha Unit, Subhas Units & Vivekanand Unit camps

were organised at M.P. Degree College, Jungle Dhoosan, Gorakhpur on 19.2.2010

to 25.2.2010.

The following works were undertaken by members of different units.

1. Community Development :

(i) Cleaning and disinfection of choked drains and repair of damaged street

and roads during ten days camp.

(ii) Undertook repairing and cleaning of roads and drains during ten days

camp.

2. Social Work :

(i) Anti-dowry Rally was undertaken through the streets and roads of the

town on 11.2.2010 by Girls & 21.2.2010 by Boys.

(ii) To promote awareness about small savings, family planning, population

explosion and wall writings were undertaken on a massive scale.

Appendix – 09


3. Health and Hygiene Awareness :

(i) A family planning campaign was organised.

(ii) A rally was undertaken to make people conscious about AIDS 11.2.2010

by Girls & 22.2.2010 by Boys.

(iii) Active participation was ensured by volunteers in 'Pulse-Polio'

programmes during Yuva Week 12th to 19th January, 2010.

4. Adult Education and Literacy :

To promote literacy specially 'Adult & Female Literacy', rally was organised

during ten days camp and Yuva Week.

5. Aids Awareness :

Awareness rally about the danger of AIDS was organised during ten days

camp and Yuva Week.

6. Environmental Awareness :

(i) Big rally against the danger of environmental pollution was undertaken

during ten days camp and Yuva Week.

(ii) To discourage the use of polythene and polythene products a rally was

undertaken during Yuva Week. During rally polythene and polythene

products were collected and burnt.

7. Other activity:

(i) A clean and green campus programme was undertaken during one day

camp in the college.

(ii) Debate and Essay competitions were organised to commemorate the

Birth/Death anniversary of Netaji Subash Chandra Bose and Swami

Vivekanana.


(A) Last Annual Budget of the college with details of non-

Plan revenue/expenditure (2008-09)

S.No. Head Income (Rs.) Expenditure (Rs.)

1. Maintenance 8,01,228-90 6,44,682-00

2. Practical Fee 19,41,158-95 10,28,090-00

3. Cycle Fee 2,74,127-00 61,370-00

4. Games 2,46,736-00 2,40,368-00

5. Library 1,74,338-00 74,237-00

6. Others 70,42,873-77 49,95,165-00

7. Self Funded – Commerce 47,25,293-00 43,66,343-00

8. Self Funded – B.A.

Evening Classes

47,97,836-00 44,07,263-00

9. Salary from Government 2,05,13,131-00 2,04,49,593-00

Total

Balance Left

4,05,17,722.62 3,62,67,111-00

42,50,611-62

Total 4,05,17,722-62 4,05,17,722-62

Appendix – 10


(B) Last Annual Budget of the college with details of Plan

Revenue/Expenditure (2008-09)

S.

No.

Head Income Expenditure

Particular Amount (Rs.)

1. UGC

opening balance

1,67,500

47,692

(1) Equipment 46,800

2. Bank Interest 3,174

934

(2) Books &

Journals

(3) P.T.A.C.

(4) Seminar/Miner

Research

1,47,000

Total

Balance Left

1,93,800

25,500

Total 2,19,300 Total 2,19,300


(C) The amount spent under the various heads of

Maintenance Fund Expenditure last year 2008-09.

Head of Expenditure Budget provided Amount actually

spent in Rs.

Traveling BF 1,51,023=90 1,074=00

Postage This 6,50,205=00

Year

1,600=00

Transferred to Salary Fund 2,82,350=00

Imprest Money 2,461=00

CLIC Payment 1,83,468=00

Fan Purchasing / Electricity 73,495=00

C.A. Fee 5,500=00

Telephone 3,812=00

Stationery / Printing 51,822=00

White washing & painting 36,900=00

Advertisement 2,200=00

Total 8,01,228=00 6,44,682=00

Balance 1,56,546=00


Details of the Students Participated at the University, State, Regional,

National and International Meets

Session: 2009-10

Level Event Name of Participant Outcome

1.InterUniversity Chess Priya Ratnam-B.Sc. II First

2.National Chess Priya Ratnam-B.Sc. II First

4.National Basket Ball

(Men)

Karunesh Rai - B.A. I

Sanni Kashyap-B.Com. III

First

Participation

5.National Basket Ball

(Girls)

Divya Pandey-B.A. II

Ashma - B.A. II

Participation

Participation

6.State

Basket Ball

(Men)

Karunesh Rai - B.A. I

Sanni Kashyap-B.Com. III

Participation

Participation

8.InterUniversity Kabaddi Balendra Chauhan-M.A. II

Divakar Kumar-M.A. I

Brijesh Kumar-B.A. II

Second Position

Participation

Participation

9.InterUniversity

Wrestling Rajesh Kumar -B.A. III

Subash Chandra-B.A. III

Jai Prakash Yadav-B.A. III

Participation

Participation

Second

10.National Wrestling

Subash Chandra-B.A. III

Jai Prakash Yadav-B.A. III

First

Participation

11.National Athletics Meena Kumari Shukla-B.A. II Participation

Appendix – 11


12.University

Athletics Meena Kumari Shukla-B.A. II

Ashok Kumar-B.A.I

Amit Singh-B.A.I

Manish Rai-B.A.I

Vijai Bharti-B.A.I

Durgwati Bharti-M.A.II

Kavita- M.A.II

Second

Participation

Participation

Participation

Participation

Participation

Participation

13.InterUniversity Athletics Meena Kumari Shukla-B.A. II

Ajeet Kumar Singh- B.A. II

Second

Sport Champion

16. InterUniversity Cricket Rakesh Yadav-B.A. II Participation


List of students who were provided financial Aids in different

Games/Sports

During Session: 2009-10

S.No. Name and class of student Event

Amount

(Rs.)

National Level

1. Balendu Chauhan M.A. II Kabaddi 1800

2. Divakar Kumar M.A. I Kabaddi 1800

3. Brajesh Kumar B.A. II Kabaddi 1800

4. Nidhi Sharma B.A. II Kabaddi 1900

5 Archana Srivastava B.A. II Kho-Kho Women 1900

6 Ashma Khatoon B.A. II Kho-Kho Women 1900

7. Rakesh Yadav B.A. III Cricket 1800

8. Shailesh Kumar B.A. I Football 1900

9. Jitendra Kumar Paswan B.Com. II Football 1900

10. Balendu Chauhan M.A. II Kabaddi 850

11. Divakar Kumar M.A. I Kabaddi 850

12. Brijesh Kumar B.A. II Kabaddi 850

13. Anushri Vishwakarma B.A. II Badminton 3200

14. Saran Kumar B.A. II Badminton 3200

15. Sudhir Kumar Singh B.A. II Badminton 3200

16. Karunesh kumar B.A. I Basket Ball 1800

Appendix – 12


17. Sunnee Kashyap B.A. II Basket Ball 1800

18. Pramod Kumar B.A. II Handball 1900

19. Atul Kumar B.A. III Handball 1900

20. Karunesh kumar B.A. I Handball 1900

21. Rajesh Kumar Yadav B.A. III Wrestling 1600

22. Subash Chnadra B.A. III Wrestling 1600

23. Jai Prakash Yadav B.A. III Wrestling 1600


Appendix – 13

1. List of Students who were Awarded Merit Scholarships

Session 2009-10

S.No. Participants Class Amount (Rs.)

1. Vivek Kumar Singh B.Sc. I 300

2. Afsana Khatoon B.Sc. I 250

3. Shristi Singh B.Sc. II 300

4. Priya Ratnam B.Sc. II 300

5. Babita Kushwaha B.Sc. III 300

6. Sangeeta Tewari B.Sc. III 300

7. Babita B.Sc. III 250

8. Rani Pandey B.A. I 300

9. Pooja Singh B.A. I 250

10. Hemlata Singh B.A. III 300

11. Ajai Krishna Tewari B.A. II 250

12. Sanjay Yadav B.A. III 300

13. Rohit Dubey B.A. III 250

14. Subodh Kumar Mishra M.A. II 300

15. Gaurava Srivastava M.A. II 250

16. Annapurna Tewari B.Com. I 300

17. Utkarsh Shukla B.Com. I 250

18. Manvendra Kaushik B.Com. II 300

19. Vikas Kumar Jaiswal B.Com. II 250

20. Saurav Agrawal B.Com. III 300

21 Nidhi Rai B.Com. III 250


2. List of deserving students who where provided financial Aids by

Principal

Session 2009-10

S.No. Name of Students Amount (Rs.)

1. Ashwani Mishra B.A. I 800

2. Anjani Kumar B.A. III 800

3. Km. Vandana Singh B.A. III 800

4. Km. Archana Pandey B.A. I 800

5. Km. Rinki Yadav B.A. II 800

6. Anil Kumar Yadav B.A. I 800

7. Nageshwar Kumar Gupta B.A. I 800

8. Sushil Kumar Singh M.A. II 800

9. Km. Priya Ratnam B.Sc. I 800

10. Km. Suman Sahani B.A. II 800

11. Bimlesh Singh B.A. II 800

12. Km. Priya Dubey B.A. II 800

13. Km. Mamta Dubey B.A. III 700

14. Km. Meena Shahi M.A. I 700

15. Km. Nidhi Singh B.A. II 700

16. Santosh Kumar Kanchan BA III 700

17. Km. Kanchan B.A. III 700

18. Abhinav Sharma B.A. I 1000

19. Jitendra Kumar Pandey B.A. I 1000

20. Ashwani Mishra B.A. I 1000


3. List of students who were provided Scholarships in different

Games/Sports

Session 2009-10

S.No. Name of Students Amount

(Rs.)

National Level

1. Abhai Narain Patel B.A. III 200

2. Subhash Chand B.A. III 200

3. Priya Ratnam B.Sc. II 200

4. Amit Kumar Pandy B.A. I 200

5. Kamalesh Pal B.A. II 200

State Level

6. Mamta Nishad B.A. II 150

7. Ashok Kumar B.A. I 150

9. Chandresh Kumar Patel B.A. I 150

10. Shunee Kashyap B.Com. II 150

11. Karunesh Shukla B.A. I 150


Appendix – 14

Different Committees to exercise Post Accreditation Activities 1. Core Committee 1 Dr. Udai Pratap Singh Coordinator 2. Dr. Radhey Shyam NAAC Steering Committee Coordinator 3 Dr. Kailash Singh IQAC Coordinator 4. Smt. Usha Rani Rai Member 5. Dr.(Smt.) Geeta Singh Member 6 Dr. Shailendra Pratap Singh Proctor 7. Dr. Neeraj Kumar Singh Member 2. Library Advisory Committee

1. Dr. (Smt) Sheela Singh Coordinator 2. Dr. D.P.N. Singh Member 3. Dr. (Smt) Geeta Dutt Member 4. Dr. Kailash Singh Member

3. Inter-Discipinary/ Seminar /Workshop Committee 1 Dr. V.P. Singh Coordinator 2. Dr. Shailendra Pratap Singh Member 3. Dr. Sri Bhagawan Singh Member 4. Dr. Satyendra Pratap Singh Member 5. Dr. Neeraj Kumar Singh Member 4. Infrastructural facilities Committee 1. Dr. U.P. Singh Coordinator

2. Dr. (Smt.) Geeta Dutt Member 3. Dr. Kailash Singh Member 4. Dr. Sripal Singh Member 5. Dr. Jai Ram Yadav Member

5. Research Project Committee

1. Dr. Sri Bhagawan Singh Coordinator 2. Dr. (Smt.) Sheela Singh Member 3. Dr. V.P. Singh Member 4. Sri Bhagawan Deo Member 5. Dr. (Smt.) Veena Gopal Member

6. Internal Evaluation & Terminal Examination Committee 1. Dr. U.P. Singh Convener 2. Dr. Radhey Shyam NAAC Steering Committee Coordinator 3. Dr. Kailash Singh IQAC Coordinator 4. Dr. (Smt.) Geeta Dutt Member 5. Shri Bhagawan Deo Member 6. Dr. Neeraj Kumar Singh Member


7. Community/Welfare Services Committee

1. Dr. Shailendra Pratap Singh Coordinator 2. Dr. V.P.Singh Member 3. Dr. (Smt.) Vimala Singh Member

4. Dr. Sanjai Kumar Tripathi Member 5.. Dr. Satya Pal Singh Member

8. Women’s Sexual Harassment Redressal Cell

1. Smt. Usha Rani Rai Coordinator 2. Dr. (Smt.) Geeta Dutt Member

3. Dr. (Smt.) Veena Gopal Member 4. Dr. (Smt.) Archana Singh Member

9. Alumni Association Committee

1. Dr. Shailendra Pratap Singh Coordinator 2. Dr. (Smt.) Geeta Dutt Member 3. Dr. Radhey Shyam Member 4. Dr. (Smt.) Geeta Singh Member 5. Dr. Neeraj Kumar Singh Member

10. Cultural Activities Committee 1. Dr. Shailendra Pratap Singh Coordinator 2. Sri Bhagawan Deo Member 3. Dr.(Smt.) Saroj Shahi Member 4. Dr.(Smt.) Shashi Prabha Singh Member 5. Dr. Neeraj Kumar Singh Member 11. Permanent Maintenance Wing 1. Dr. U.P. Singh Coordinator 2. Dr. Jai Ram Yadava Member 3. Sri Santosh Tripathi Member 4. Sri Ram Awadha Maurya Member 12. Newspaper/ Journal Committee 1. Dr. V.P. Singh Coordinator 2. Dr. (Smt) Geeta Dutt Member 3. Sri . Bhagawan Deo Member 4. Dr. Sanjai Kumar Tripathi Member 13. Departmental Library Committee 1. Dr. Udai Pratap Singh Coordinator 2. Dr (Smt.) Usha Rani Rai Member 3. Dr. V.P. Singh Member 4. Dr. (Smt.) Geeta Dutt Member 5. Shri Bhagawan Deo Member 6. Dr. Shailendra Pratap Singh Member 7. Dr. Neeraj Kumar Singh Member


14. Sport Activities Committee 1. Dr. V.P. Singh Secretary 2. Dr. Shri Bhagawan Singh Games Supdt. 3. Dr. Shailendra Pratap Singh Member 4. Dr. Radhey Shyam Member 5. Dr. (Smt.) Geeta Dutt Member 6. Sri Bhagawan Deo Member 7. Dr. Satya Pal Singh Member 15. Campus Placement Committee 1. Dr. (Smt.) Sheela Singh Coordinator 2. Dr. Radhey Shyam NAAC Steering Committee Coordinator 3. Dr. (Smt.) Geeta Dutt Member 4. Dr. (Smt.) Shashi Prabha Singh Member 16. Internet : Disclosure Norms Monitoring Committee 1. Dr. Radhey Shyam NAAC Steering Committee Coordinator 2. Sri Bhagawan Deo Member

3. Dr. Satyendra Pratap Singh Member 4. Sri B.P Kushwaha Steno & Member IQAC 5. Sri Snatosh Kumar Tripathi Member 17. Stock Verification Committee 1. Dr. Kailash Singh Coordinator 2. Dr. Shailendra Pratap Singh Member 3. Dr. V.P. Singh Member 4. Sri Ram Awadh Maurya Member 18. Guidance & Counseling Cell Committee 1. Dr. (Smt.) Sheela Singh Coordinator 2. Dr. V.P. Singh Member 3. Dr. (Smt.) Geeta Singh Member 4. Dr. (Smt.) Vimala Singh Member 5. Dr. Arun Kumar Tiwari Member 19. Publication Committee 1. Dr. (Smt.) Usha Rani Rai Coordinator 2. Dr. Satyendra Pratap Singh Co- Coordinator 3. Dr. V.P. Singh Member 4. Dr. (Smt.) Sheela Singh Member 5. Dr. (Smt.) Archana Singh Member 6. Dr. Sri Bhagawan Singh Member 20. Proctorial Board 1. Dr. Shailendra Pratatp Singh Chief Proctor 2. Dr. Indra Mani Tripathi Asst. Proctor 3. Dr. Arun Kumar Tiwari Asst. Proctor 4. Dr. Shri Bhagawan Singh Asst. Proctor


5. Dr. (Smt.) Vimala Singh Asst. Proctor 6. Dr. Neeraj Kumar Singh Asst. Proctor 7. Dr. R.P. Yadav Asst. Proctor 8. Dr. Akhand Pratap Singh Asst. Proctor 9. Dr. Sanjai Kumar Tripathi Asst. Proctor 10. Dr. Satya Pal Singh Asst. Proctor 21. Anti Raging Committee 1. Dr. Maya Shankar Singh, Principal President 2. Nominee of District Magistrate ……….. 3. Nominee of Senior Superintendent of Police- Sri Vishwajeet Srivastava, C.O. Cantt Member 4. Sri Sanjai Mishra, News Reporter, Dainik Jagaran Member 5. Dr. Raghu Nath Chand, Social Worker Member 6. Dr. U.P.Singh, Incharge Arts Member 7. Dr. Kailash Singh, Incharge Science Member 8. Smt. Usha Rani Rai, Incharge B.Ed. Member

9. Dr. Shailendra Pratap Singh, Chief Proctor Member 10. Dr. Neeraj Kumar Singh, Incharge Commerce Member 11. Sri Ripudaman Singh, Guardian Member 12. Km. Sristi Singh, B.Sc. II Topper Member 13. Sri Subodh Kumar Mishra, M.A. II Topper Member 14. Km. Rani Pandey, B.A.I Topper Member 15. Km Annapurnna Tiwari, B.Com. I Topper Member 16. Km. Nidhi Rai, B.Com III Topper Member 22. Rovers and Rangers Committee 1. Dr. Shailendra Pratap Singh Coordinator 2. Dr. Jai Ram Yadav Asst. Coordinator 3. Dr. Udai Pratap Singh Member 4. Dr. Kailash Singh Member 5. Dr. (Smt.) Geeta Singh Member 6. Dr. Sanjai Kumar Tripathi Member 7. Sri Ram Awadh Maurya Member 23. NCC Girls Unit Dr. (Smt.) Geeta Singh - Caretaker Officer


Appendix-15

Different Practical Laboratories

Subject Size (in meter) Facilities

1. Chemistry Laboratory 16.25 × 6.70

Balance Room 6.70 × 4.85

Store 6.70 × 1.85

Working Capacity – 48 students at a time Cupboards – 96 to lock the Instruments/

Apparatuses Balances – 36 Exhaust Fans – Three

L.P.G. Gas facilities 4 Cylinders : 48 Burners Computer – 01 Electronic Balance – 02 (up to four places of decimal) Electric Melting Point Tube – 13 Distillation Plant – 01 Electronic Filter Pump – 03 Incubator – 02

2. Botany Laboratory 11.30 × 6.70

Store 6.00 × 4.25

Working Capacity – 32 students at a time Microscopes – 90

L.P.G. Gas Facilities 1 Cylinder : 12 Burners Incubator – 01 Electronic Balance – 01

3. Zoology

Laboratory 11.65 × 6.70

Store 4.0 × 1.35

Working Capacity – 32 students at a time Microscopes – 43

L.P.G. Gas Facilities 1 Cylinder : 12 Burners

4. Geography Laboratory 9.30 × 6.02

Store 3.02 × 2.00

Toilet 1.83 × 2.21

Computer – 01


5. Psychology Laboratory 7.23 × 4.10

Store 2.02 × 2.00

Toilet 1.83 × 2.21

Computer – 01

6. Def. Studies

Laboratory 8.33 × 6.70

Store 4.00 × 3.00

Sand Model Room 8.05 × 5.5

Map Reading Room 6.65 × 4.63

Toilet 1.83 × 2.21

Computer – 01

Camera – 01

7. Computer Science (to start)

Laboratory 11.40 × 6.70 Store 7.00 × 2.50

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Appendix – 16

Academic Calendar of the College

1. Name of the College : Digvijai Nath Post Graduate College,

Gorakhpur

2. Date of establishment : 25 August, 1969

3. Affiliated to : D.D.U. Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur

4. Opening date of College : 16th July every year

5. Closing date of Admission : 30th August

6. List of Holidays-2009 : (In accordance with D.D.U. Gorakhpur

University)

Name of Holiday Date

Guru Govind Singh Jayanti

Moharram*

Makar Sankranti

Republic Day/Mauni Amavasya

Basant Panchami

Magh Purnima/Ravidas Jayanti

Chehallum

Mahashivarati

Holi

Kanshi Ram Jayanti

Chetichand Birthday

Ram Navami

Mahavir Jayanti

Good Friday

Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Jayanti

Maharshi Parashuram Jayanti

Buddh Poornima

Mela Sayad Salar

Md. Hajarat Ali Jayanti

Nag Panchami

Raksha Bandhan

Shabe-Barat*

Sri Krishna Janmastami

Independence Day

05 January

08 January

14 January

26 January

31 January

09 February

16 February

23 February

9-12 February

15 March

27 March

03 April

07 April

10 April

14 April

27 April

09 May

18 May

07 July

27 July

05 August

07 August

14 August

15 August


Anant Chaturdashi

Vishwakarma Pooja

Last Friday of Ramjan*

Maharaja Agrasen Jayanti

Id-ul-Fitar*

Dashahara

Mahatma Gandhi Birthday

Maharshi Valmiki Jayanti

Kanshiram Nirvan Divas

Deepawali

Kartik Ekadashi

Kartik Poornima/Guru Nanak Jayanti

Guru Teg Bahadur Shaheedi Divas

Id-Ul-Juha*

Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Nirvan Divas

Christmas Day

Moharam*

03 September

17 September

18 September

19 September

21 September

27-29 September

02 October

04 October

09 October

15-19 October

29 October

02 November

24 November

28 November

06 December

23-26 December

28 December

* Depending on „Chandra Darshan‟

7. Death Anniversary of Late

Sri Digvijai Nathji Maharaj,

Mahant of Gorakhnath Temple

and Founder of our college : 'Ashwin Krishna Tritiya' (07 September,

2009)

8. Founder's Week Celebrations : 4th to 10th December

9. Annual Sports : 15th January to 1st February

10. Practical Examinations : 15th February to 15th March

(As per University Schedule)

11. Pre University Examination : 25th February to 10th March

12. Preparation Leave : A fortnight before commencement of

University Examinations

13. University Examinations : 15th March to 1st May

(As per University Scheme)

14. Total Number of working days : 241

15. Closing of College : 2nd May to 15th July

(Total 75 days)


Plan of the College Campus

S N h S = Statue

a * = Gymnasium Hall G

h ** = Girls Hostel K

i P

U

L N a I

n

e

Veer Bahadur Singh Marg

Gate

Ind

ira

Bal D.D.U. Gorakhpur

Road

Vih University

ar

( M.P. Campus)

Prop. B. Ed Block Play Ground ( Common )

Gate

SS Gate

from

Rly.Stn. Golghar Main Market

S

S

S

Pratap Ashram (Boys Hostel)

M.P.Inter college M

P

Badminton Inter

court

Colle.

PNB Bank/ Guest Room

New Building

Digivijay Nath

P.G.College

Main Building

(Science,B.Ed.&

Adminstrative,

Block)

B.C.A.Block

D.N. B. Ed. Ollege Mee

rabai

New Building (3 Stories) * ** Girlrs

Hostel

New

Bui Lawn

Ldi Library ng Digvijai Nath Building

Arts Build.

Cycle Cycle Stand Stand

Play Ground

S

Appendix -17


Appendix – 18

Managing Committee of the College

Sl.No. Name Designation Address

1 Dr. Bholendra Singh President Suraj kund Colony, Gorakhpur

2. Dr. Udai Pratap Singh Vice-President Rajendra Nagar Colony,

Gorakhpur

3 Mahant Avedyanath Secretary/ Manager

Shri Gorakhnath Temple, Gorakhpur

4. Yogi Adityanath Joint Secretary Shri Gorakhnath Temple, Gorakhpur

5. Mahant Kaushalendranath

Member Devipatan Mandir, Tulasipur, Gonda

6. Sri Dharmendranath Verma

Member Betiahata, Gorakhpur

7. Yogi Kamal Nath Member Shri Gorakhnath Temple, Gorakhpur

8. Chaudhary Pramod Kumar

Member Paharpur, Urdu Bazar, Gorakhpur

9. Sri Dharmendra Singh Member Sisawan Bazar, Maharajganj

10. Sri J.P. Maskara, Member Mahabir Jute Mills, Sahjanwa, Gorakhpur

11. Sri Dwarika Tiwari Member Shri Gorakhnath Temple, Gorakhpur

12. Principal

(Ex-officio Member)

Principal Digvijai Nath Post Graduate College,

Gorakhpur

13 &14.

Two teachers of the College by rotation on the basis of seniority

Members Digvijai Nath Post Graduate College,

Gorakhpur

15. One Class three Employee of the College by rotation on the basis of seniority

Member Digvijai Nath Post Graduate College,

Gorakhpur


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