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expenses of the PlS should be reimbursed as they are also promoting the programmes of the University in their respective countries on behalf of IGNOU. It was also informed that the Division has been receiving proposals from various Partner Institutions who intend to collaborate with IGNOU for promotion of University’s programmes resulting in increase in the number of Partner Institutes. In order to give wide publicity of University’s programmes through such institutions the advertisement expenditure sought in the third Annual PI Coordinators Meet 2008 needs to be reviewed and the modalities for reimbursement of such expenditure needs to be approved by the competent authority. Hence, it is proposed that: • The Partner Institute will get the design and content of the advertisement approved by the University (through the International Division) before publishing in two dailies / national newspapers. • Such expenditure will be reimbursed only once in a financial year. • The expenditure will not exceed INR 20,000/- (or equivalent amount in US$) or 50% of the advertisement expenditure whichever is less and the rest is to be met by the PIS. • Once the proposal is approved by the Competent Authority, a clause in the prospective MoUs may be incorporated accordingly. AC 52.25.2 ITEM NO. 26 AC 52.26.1 AC 52.26.2 The Academic Council deliberated upon the report of Annual Coordinators Meet, 2008 of International Partner Institutes (Annexure 13) and the issues involved in Re-imbursement of Advertisement Expenditure to International Partner Institutions and approved the proposal. To consider and approve the proposal of Creation of “Sustainability Sciences” as a discipline in the School of Agriculture The Centre of Sustainable Development has submitted a proposal for creation of Sustainability Science as a discipline in the School of Agriculture was presented. Prof. M.K. Salooja explained the justification for the creation of Sustainability Sciences as a discipline. Dr. Latha Pillai, PVC informed that Sustainability Science is a new emerging field can be described by as ‘‘improving society’s capacity to use the earth in ways that simultaneously meet the needs of a much larger but stabilizing human population, sustain the life support systems of the planet, and substantially reduce hunger and poverty.’’ Sustainability science includes global, social, and human systems in its purview. It is a practical problem-solving oriented discipline, which is based on the integration of natural social sciences with ethics, economic
sustainability, social sustainability and governance. Educational programmes of Sustainability Science have to be based on real life examples. It helps understanding the diverse issue associated with sustainability in a holistic manner and to propose vision and methods toward the development of sustainable society. Many Institutions across the globe have already established ‘Sustainability Science’ as a separate discipline. Globally the issues of sustainability are diverse in nature and the first step is to look it under regional or country level. The major emerging issues in India are poverty, employment and rural development. India being an agrarian economy focuses agricultural sustainability as a core issue in the policy, planning and programmes. The Chair for Sustainable Development is developing different programmes under the framework of Sustainability Science giving major attention to agricultural sustainability and rural development. The Programmes under development by the Chair are as follows: 1. P G Diploma in Sustainability Science 2. P G certificate in Climate Change and Sustainable Development 3. Appreciation Programme on Sustainability Science 4. Leadership Programme in Nutrition Security and Sustainable Development 5. Appreciation Programme on Population and Sustainable Development 6. Appreciation Programme on Biodiversity and Sustainable Development 7. Appreciation Programme on Wetland Management and Sustainable Development 8. Appreciation programme on Sustainable Management of Ganga 9. Appreciation Programme in Himalayan Ecosystem and Sustainable Development 10. Appreciation Programme on Sustainability Audit AC 52.26.3 ITEM NO. 27 AC 52.27.1 The Academic Council considered and approved the proposal for Creation of Sustainability Science as a discipline in the School of Agriculture. To consider and approve the proposal for Two Certificate Programmes in Apparel Marketing & Merchandising and Apparel Production & Quality Management and MBA (on campus programme) with Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Institute of Textile Management (SVPITM) under Ministry of Textile, Coimbatore The Centre for Corporate Education & Training Consultancy had submitted the proposal for Two Certificate Programmes in Apparel Marketing & Merchandising and Apparel Production & Quality Management and MBA (on campus programme) with Sardar Vallabhbhai
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Before taking the Agenda items, the
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AC 32.2.1 AC 32.2.2 ITEM NO.3 AC 32
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Computer Integrated Manufacturing,
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Council may also like to suggest so
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13. Mrs. Rita Sarkar The Chairman t
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various Regional Centers. AC 33.2.2
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methodology of PGDDE and MADE immed
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AC 33.6.2 ITEM NO. 7 AC 33.7.1 that
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(H.P.Dikshit) Chairman
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Appendix-2 (To Resolution No.33.3.2
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Form for the 8-credit elective cour
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Programmes. 3. To recognize four ye
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the ‘Wards of Ex-servicemen’ sh
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Diploma in Civil Engineering (DCLE)
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cater to the same state. ACSC 12.17
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Programme Experts have suggested th
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ITEM NO. 12.26 TO CONSIDER THE ELIG
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ITEM NO. 12.29 TO REPORT THE MINUTE
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Appendix-3 (To Resolution No. 33.4.
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methodology be noted and reported t
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The following agenda items were tak
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courses. ITEM NO. 14.3 TO CONSIDER
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ACSC 14.5.2 The Academic Council's
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Committee that SOHS has revised the
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students, who could not exercise th
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matter in the Task Force, the view
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The Chairman then requested Prof. S
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20.12.2001 and the same was also ap
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ACSC 15.5.1 Prof. S.C.Garg, Pro Vic
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University is receiving requests fr
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ITEM NO.13 TO CONSIDER AND APPROVE
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MPSE-013 in 2 nd year of M.A. (Poli
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combination of courses for award of
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the University decided to fill vaca
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6. Prof. M.Aslam 7. Dr. Subhasis Ma
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Purposes for BDP, a new course BWEE
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10. Modalities of re-submission: (i
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AC 34.3.3 The Academic Council cons
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may be recognized University: for a
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ITEM NO. 8 TO CONSIDER AND APPROVE
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ACSC 16.2.2 ACSC 16.2.3 ITEM NO.3 S
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ITEM NO.6 ACSC 16.6.1 TO CONSIDER A
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Certificate Programme for Micro Ene
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TABLED ITEM ITEM NO.17 TO REPORT TH
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ACSC 17.1.2 During the discussion,
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ACSC 17.8.4 ITEM NO.9 ACSC 17.9.1 A
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The matter was taken up with the Sc
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(d) Participation & Attendance for
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Form 2 Evaluation Sheet for Unguide
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Evaluation scheme for Practical The
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Theory Courses Credits Laboratory C
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Block 3 p-Block Elements-II Unit 8
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12. Chemistry Lab III Block1: Inorg
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Appendix-9 (To Resolution No. AC.34
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The Chairman emphasized that resear
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ITEM NO.6 TO CONSIDER AND APPROVE T
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RC.7.10.3 The Research Council disc
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ITEM NO.14 TO CONSIDER AND APPROVE
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Item No.3 The Equivalence Committee
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Item No.12 Recommended not to accep
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5. The University implemented many
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2. Approved direct admission of PGD
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NCIDE playing a central role. AC 35
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As per the policy of the University
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minimum of two years of BCA/MCA cou
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and made the following recommendati
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initially from the Certificate in C
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estimation and quantity surveying r
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The Member- Secretary then presente
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4. Prof. Santosh Panda, Director, S
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ITEM NO. 3 To consider and approve
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ITEM NO.6 To consider the Award of
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It may be pointed out that no histo
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igorous process of material develop
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were to be taken up in the Parliame
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further directed that: i) non-recur
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ITEM NO. 2 AC 37.2.1 AC 37.2.2 AC 3
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Social Work and Diploma in Value Ad
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(ii) (iii) However, students who we
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form would remain unchanged as is f
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observed that such courses can be o
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Sh. K.D.Sharma, Section Officer, Ac
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AC 39.1.1 The Chairman informed tha
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The ACSC further resolved that a Co
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The same have been approved by the
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approved by the Vice-Chancellor. A
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ITEM NO. 3 TO CONFIRM THE MINUTES O
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All these committees have stood by
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ITEM NO. 30 TO CONSIDER AND APPROVE
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still are not in position to comple
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meeting held on May 22, 2007. The A
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corrigendum about Item No. 39 had a
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iv) for Legal Literacy programme, p
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ITEM NO. 9 To ratify the action tak
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The matter has been examined by the
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session. AC 41.17.2 The proposal wa
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4. Amb. K.Sreenivas, Former Foreign
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ITEM NO. 25 AC 41.25.1 To consider
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24. Dr. S.S. Rathi, University of D
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proposal for creation of two separa
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to a pool of elective courses in th
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y the School Board of School of Edu
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prescribed by the Vice-Chancellor f
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Also, by addressing women learners,
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on the same conditions as approved
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Budget and Accounting for PRIs, Cer
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Following the discussion, the Chair
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the same provision may be extended
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ITEM NO. 2 Minutes of its 43 rd Mee
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Committee Meeting regarding IGNOU-S
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Chancellor present at the Meeting t
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AC 45.8.2 Prof. Anu Aneja, Director
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also informed that the course ‘ME
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Sri Aurobindo. Accordingly, the Sch
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the decision in resolution No. AC 4
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ITEM NO. 4 To consider co-option of
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launching of the Programmes. He ask
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AC 46.9.1 It was presented that the
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through the School of Interdiscipli
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proposal. AC 46.29.3 ITEM NO.30 AC
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The Vice-Chancellor considered and
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programmes in detail and informed t
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AC 46.39.3 The Academic Council rat
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AC 46.44.1 It was presented that th
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Visual and Performing Arts comprise
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Humanities, University of Hyderabad
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University, Hong Kong Open Universi
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‘Diploma in Information and Assis
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graduation, and it is to some exten
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programme. ITEM NO.20 To report on
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programmes and explained that an ex
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MAIDAN GARHI, NEW DELHI-110068
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38. Dr. K. V. Peter - Member 39. Pr
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AC 49 .21.3 The Academic Council ra
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after successful completion of firs
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• Availability and use of existin
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a Policy in place for Affiliation/m
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network of 60 Regional Centres, at
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Education (RIVET-EZ). Prof. Pandav
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Association of India Educational Tr
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look into the details of the scheme
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