A Monthly Newsletter of Consortium for Educational Communication An Inter-University Centre of University Grants Commission on Electronic Media Vol.16 No. 11 November 2015 www.cec-ugc.nic.in CEC, with its mandate to address the needs of higher education through use of ICT (Information Communication Technology), started its YouTube channel on 16th of April 2012. Within a relatively short span of 3 years and few months, the channel has garnered a subscriber base of over 33, 000 thousand users (32,137 at the last count) and total views of over twenty-five lakhs. CEC, with its huge repository of knowledge videos on varied subjects, is fast uploading the educational resources for free. The warm reception by the YouTube community has encouraged us to keep expanding our offerings. As you can see over one crore fifteen lakhs minutes of video have been watched on YouTube. Not only the performance figures are stellar but CEC YouTube channel also has been able to engage student community as is suggested by number of likes, shares and comments. Another very interesting finding is that India is the top geographic location with 83% of the total views with 88% of Indian viewers in the age-group of 18-34 years. This reverberates with our aim to reach the young population of India. CEC has also garnered a sizeable number of views from global audience. This is certainly an encouraging sign as it enthuses the CEC team to work hard to reach out to more learners' community with engaging content. INSIDE CEC a hit on YouTube Fixed Point Chart 6 Vyas Channel Telecast Schedule 10 EDUSAT Schedule 27 BRIEF NEWS Media and Education 3 Our Activities 4 - 5 11th Board of Management Meeting of EMMRC, Srinagar µ 11th Board of Management Meeting of EMMRC, Srinagar was held on 01 October 2015 at the University of Kashmir. The meeting was chaired by Prof. Khurshid Iqbal Andrabi, Vice- Chancellor, University of Kashmir. Prof. Rajbir Singh, Director CEC visited the Centre on 01 October 2015 inspected the facilities and interacted with the staff. He expressed satisfaction about the infrastructure developed at EMMRC Srinagar appreciated the work done at the Centre and impressed upon the staff to double their efforts to complete the NME- ICT project in time.
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A Monthly Newsletter of Consortium for Educational CommunicationAn Inter-University Centre of University Grants Commission on Electronic Media
Vol.16 No. 11 November 2015 www.cec-ugc.nic.in
CEC, with its mandate to address the needs of higher education through use of ICT
(Information Communication Technology), started its YouTube channel on 16th of April
2012. Within a relatively short span of 3 years and few months, the channel has garnered
a subscriber base of over 33, 000 thousand users (32,137 at the last count) and total views
of over twenty-five lakhs.
CEC, with its huge repository of knowledge videos on varied subjects, is fast uploading
the educational resources for free. The warm reception by the YouTube community has
encouraged us to keep expanding our offerings.
As you can see
over one crore
fifteen lakhs
m i n u t e s o f
v i d e o h a v e
been watched
on YouTube.
Not only the
performance
f i g u r e s a r e
stellar but CEC
Y o u T u b e
channel also
has been able to
engage student
community as is suggested by number of likes, shares and comments. Another very
interesting finding is that India is the top geographic location with 83% of the total views
with 88% of Indian viewers in the age-group of 18-34 years. This reverberates with our
aim to reach the young population of India.
CEC has also
garnered a
s i z e a b l e
number o f
views from
g l o b a l
a u d i e n c e .
T h i s i s
certainly an
encouraging
s i g n a s i t
enthuses the
CEC team to work hard to reach out to more learners' community with engaging content.
INSIDECEC a hit on YouTube
Fixed Point Chart 6
Vyas Channel Telecast
Schedule 10
EDUSAT Schedule 27
BRIEF NEWS
Media and Education 3
Our Activities 4 - 5
11th Board of Management
Meeting of EMMRC, Srinagar
µ 11th Board of Management
Meeting of EMMRC, Srinagar
was held on 01 October 2015 at the
University of Kashmir. The
meeting was chaired by Prof.
Khurshid Iqbal Andrabi, Vice-
C h a n c e l l o r, U n i v e r s i t y o f
Kashmir.
Prof. Rajbir Singh, Director CEC
visited the Centre on 01 October
2015 inspected the facilities and
interacted with the staff. He
expressed satisfaction about the
infrastructure developed at
EMMRC Srinagar appreciated the
work done at the Centre and
impressed upon the staff to double
their efforts to complete the NME-
ICT project in time.
Dear friends,
MOOCs (Massive Online Open Courses), first launched in 2008, have quickly caught the
fancy of educational institutions around the world, which foresee an immense
opportunity in disseminating world class education to students who don't have an easy
access to such learning. This is especially true for the developing world, where Gross
Enrollment Ratio in Higher education (Total Enrolment in higher education, regardless of age, expressed as a
percentage to the eligible official population of 18-23 years in a given school year) is still hovering around the first
quarter watermark while that of the developed world is in the fourth quarter. MOOCs, with their scalability and
massive nature, can help developing countries that are trying to catch up with developed nations in educating and
providing skill-based training to their youth. However, the irony is that most of the courses have been developed in
MOOC platforms by Institutions in the developed world. These courses have so far found small audience with
students from developing countries because the courses are tied to the education systems of the west and also it is
hard for foreign students to relate to some of the subject material because of language and cultural differences.
We, at CEC, since are already involved with e-learning, are now actively looking to develop Indian MOOCs and to
develop ecosystem of digital learning and keenly involving our universities and institutions to adopt best practices
based on our joint learning to develop MOOCs in Indian context. We are very
excited to work on MOOCs which can push the boundaries of learning through
ICT. In the coming months, I will keep you abreast with the developments at our
end. Till then, happy learning!
Wish you a happy and prosperous Diwali!
Prof. Rajbir Singh
Director’s notes
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Editorial board
Editor’s desk
Chief EditorProf. Rajbir Singh
Executive EditorDr. Sunil Mehru
EditorDr. Shatruddha
CEC Television News November 2015 3
Media & Education
Online learning is an effective way to support and lead learners to the desired level of skills and knowledge. While
there are a large number of options for learners, there are two basic modes of learning one can choose from
asynchronous and synchronous. Before opting for one, it would be work understanding both its modes and assess
the benefits and drawbacks of both.
Asynchronous online learning offers students the luxury of taking online course as per one's schedule. Instructors
provide reading materials, lectures, tests and assignments, which can be accessed by the learner at their leisure. In
asynchronous online learning, students are expected to connect with the instructor at least once or twice a week,
which is decided mutually by student and instructor. But mostly, students are free to decide when they would like to
view a lecture or submit an assignment, of course before the deadline. Synchronous online learning carries a
different approach in opposition to anachronous online learning. Synchronous mode necessitates that students and
instructors are online at the same time. Hence, the lectures, discussions, and presentations take place at a designated
time and day. Active participation is possible in such a mode.
As mentioned earlier, both types of learning have their advantages and disadvantages. For example, asynchronous
online learning is extremely adaptable and helps learners to include it in their regular work schedule. The method is
also time saving because participants can skip the content they are already familiar with. Speaking of the
disadvantages, the mode does not allow immediate access to the course instructor, thereby getting an instant reply
to queries or problems is not possible.
Online synchronous learning has the advantage of being an old, tried and tested method of learning because it is
quite similar to classroom teaching. Since it has long been in use, it has also undergone many improvements.
Another advantage is that the instructor can engage students in a group activity like a discussion forum or chat
room. However, the synchronous chat room can also prove disadvantageous. Too many users might log in at the
same time with many people trying to chat at the same time and conversation can break into parts.
Before deciding on a type of learning, it is necessary to evaluate the pros and cons of both types. If the learners are
placed in different parts of the country or world, the asynchronous learning is rational. If the course content is
difficult and highly specific which requires learners to be in a central location, then synchronous training is better.
Contributed by: Ms. Urvashi Kuhad, Asistant Professor, Aryabhatt College, DU
Synchronous vs Anachronous Online Learning
Our Activities
CEC organized Brainstorming on MOOCs at India Habitat Center
More than 50 brains from
various inst i tut ions l ike
u n i v e r s i t i e s , c o l l e g e s ,
Educat ional Mult imedia
Research centers (EMMRCs )
and IITs brainstormed on
“ M a s s i v e O p e n O n l i n e
Courses (MOOCs) : Scope,
Development and Delivery”
Saturday on October 10th ,
2015 at India Habitat Center,
N e w D e l h i . M r . R .
Subrahmanyam, Additional
Secretary (TE), Technical
Education; IITs & IIITs; NITs ,
Ministry of Human Resource
Development (MHRD) was
the Chief Gues t on the
occasion and the session was
chaired by Vice-Chancellor, Central University of Haryana, Mahendergarh and Chairman, MHRD sub-committee on
Implementation and Monitoring of MOOCs content. Professor Rajbir Singh, Director, CEC welcomed the delegates
and presented the brief profile and activities of CEC in the field of digital education and its plans to foray into MOOCs
which were appreciated and lauded both by the Chief Guest and Chair of the session. The session started with the
MOOCs primer that was shown to the delegates by Mr. Sumeet Malik, anchor of the programme and Academic
Coordinator, CEC. Guest speakers Professor D.B. Phatak from IIT Bombay and Professor Mangal Sundara from IIT,
Madras while speaking eloquently shared their valuable and insightful experience and vision of MOOCs development
and delivery. Dr. K. Srinivas, from National University of Education Planning and Administration, New Delhi and Mr.
Nageswar Nath, M.E CEC put forth their vision of MOOCs and E-content. The first session of Brainstorming,
conducted by Dr Shatruddha, Research Scientist, CEC provided the delegates a discussion template through
powerpoint presentation on Nature and Scope of MOOCs followed by a detailed discussion among them. In post-lunch
session, there was another 90- minute intense brainstorming session on Development and Delivery of MOOCs
moderated by Ms. Chandrika, Content Writer, CEC in which delegates came out with fantastic ideas about MOOCs
development and operations. The brainstorming ended with the closing remarks by the Director, CEC Prof Rajbir Singh
who thanked MHRD, the chair and other delegates for their sincere ideas and collective efforts to shape and vision
MOOCs. The ideas and suggestions emerged during the brainstorming will guide the essence and direction of draft
guidelines on MOOCs to be prepared by CEC.
CEC Television News November 2015 4
Hindi Kavi Sammelan @Hindi Pakhwara at CEC
As part of Hindi
P a k h w a r a
b e i n g
celebrated by
Consortium for
E d u c a t i o n a l
Communicatio
n, a Hindi Kavi
sammelan was
organized in the
c a m p u s o n
September 30,
2 0 1 5 . P r o f
Rajbir Singh,
Director, CEC
welcomed all
the poets and audience
and congratulated them
on the occasion. Mr. Raj
Kumar Bhardwaj, OSD
t o C h i e f M i n i s t e r
Haryana, was present as
special guest. Poets and
l o v e r s o f H i n d i
p a r t i c i p a t e d i n t h i s
cultural siesta and the
richness and finesses of
Hind i l anguage and
poetry was enjoyed by all.
Eight poets enthralled the
aud ience wi th the i r
poems and wit. These
were- Dr K K Rishi, Dr. Rajendre Gafil, Sh. Ravinder Sharma, Ms Neha Aaas, Dr. Shabnam Rathi, Dr. Chandraveer, Sh
Kulbeer Malik, and Sh Benul Beshak.
Our Activities
CEC Television News November 2015 5
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November 2015 Highlights
U.G. Subjects/Special Series
Year/Episodes Days Band
History
Anthropology
Ist Yr
IIIrd Yr
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Ist Yr
IIIrd Yr
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Monday & Thursday
Wednesday & Saturday
Tuesday & Friday
Monday & Thursday
Tuesday & Friday
Wednesday & Saturday
Botany
Magnetism(7 Episodes)
Everyday Physics
English (General)
Hindi (General)
Ist Yr
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C++ Programming (12 Episodes)
ComputerScience
Financial Accounting:Consignment (3 Episodes)
Commerce
Everyday IV
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CEC Television News November 2015 7
November 2015 Synopsis
In this episode which is a continuation of the episode
on procedure of Enquiry, the letter part is discussed.
The elements of discussion include summoning of
witnesses production of documents recording of
evidence alongwith the distinction wrt a criminal case,
with an element of right to representation & the
eventualities of grant of adjournment. There are two
dramatized clippings to support the above.
1st November 2015 : Symphony in Green
The new year celebrations of the Chinese mark the
beginning of their traditional Lunar Calendar. For the
small community of Chinese people settled in Calcutta
this is a major annual event. The celebrations unite
members of the community by the bond of a shared
culture. "Dragon of the North" is a journey into various
ceremonies and rituals that form the new year
celebration of the community.
3rd November 2015 : Dragon of The North
Science and rational thinking have come a long way in
unraveling the mystery of nature. Even a few years
ago, a total solar eclipse was as catastrophe as
something inauspicious. But, the 24th October, 1995
was a different story altogether. This year's TSE,
passing over thickly populated regions of India, was a
rare opportunity for scientists as well as common
people to witness and understand the phenomenon.
14th November 2015 : Antar Jyotir, BahirJyotir
The programme explains the key role in house hold as
well as Industrial process and plant diseases.
4th November 2015 : Small Wonders
There are some statistical phenomena that have baffled
even brilliant minds. Cold Logic alone cannot
convince one of the truthfulness of these statistical
issues. In this programme we have looked at some of
these examples of statistics.
8th November 2015 : Puzzles andParadoxes in Statistics
The issue of global warming is examined from the
perspectives of Forest policy, Ozone chemistry
management and space technology by three eminent
scientists.
9th November 2015 : Global Warming
Stabilisation of Ag (ii) and Ag (iii) unusual oxidation
15th November 2015 : Unusual OxidationStates
The program focuses on Company Law, cases
regarding co. law and intricacies of legislation of
company law. Six students have participated in the
quiz. These students are pursuing Intermediate course
of Company Secretary- ship. Questions were asked to
test in-depth knowledge regarding various provisions
and sections of company law. Aim is to make people
acquainted with jargon and terminology of company
law.
10th November 2015 : Company Law Quiz- II
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November 2015 Synopsis
23rd November 2015 : Biofertilizers
Dr. Jain has discussed the emerging trends the training
and development, the diversity management that had
affected North America in the field of Human
Resources Management which are relevant to Indian
context.
24th November 2015 : Human ResourceManagement
This programme deals with aspects like - how to
connect two computers, communications environment
Networking products and how to connect your
personal computer to a network.
30th November 2015 : Computer Networks
Water is the prime constituent of our environment.
Water is primarily used for drinking purposes. At home
water is made drinkable by various devices like boiling
and filtering. Home water treatment devices are based
on different techniques. These techniques are to
remove physical pollutions, chemical pollutions &
micro biological pollutions or aothogenes. Today ultra-
violet rays are used to purify water.
27th November 2015 : Water Treatment atPoint of Use
states by suitable ligands under controlled conditions. Fast kinetic measurements of the short lived species, usefulness of these states in battery industries etc.
It is about SAARC - South Asian Association For
Regional Co-operation. This programme gives the
history and work done by SAARC. Gives information
about conventions like "preferential trade practices
(SAPTA) and terrorism prevention. The programme
deals with working and with the current position of
SAARC countries relations with each other and the
future of SAARC.
17th November 2015 : Introduction toCalculus
In normal case in a Nursery the seedling develops the
primary root that keep going inside the poly-bag. The
secondary roots develop very slowly. So the spread at
the spread at the roots is very less. The roots achieve
optimum spread in nursery itself. Almost all species at
plants. If trained properly are to be capable at
developing a strong & resistant root system.
18th November 2015 : Root TrainerTechnology
This programme deals with aspects like - how to
connect two computers, communications environment
Networking products and how to connect your
personal computer to a network.
19th November 2015 : Computer Networks– I
The use of fertilizers has revolutionized crop
production system but the possible contribution of
nutrients from fertilisers application to underground
and surface water concern among soil and environment
scientists. Use of biofertilisers is one of the many
measures suggested to fight pollution. In this
programme, the beneficial effects of bio-fertilizers
(Azospirillum, Azotobactoer, etc.) are discussed.
CEC Television News November 2015 9
Rhythms of Kerala
Symphony in Green
Purva Mimamsa Ritualism
Coefficient of Correlation: Karl Pearson
Geographical Information System:Applications in Agriculture
0730/1530/2330
Guidance in Groups
The Vernier Gauge
History of Arts: Mughal Art Under Jahangir
Handwriting RevealsGeneral 0600/1400/2200
0630/1430/2230
0700/1500/2300
Definition of Script Writing
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Philosophy
MassCommunication
Time Sunday 1st November, 2015
Arts
Performing Arts
Social Science
Economics
Geography
Education
Physics
Maths
Zoology
MedicalScience
Bio-Chemistry
1200/2000/0400
1230/2030/0430
0100/2100/0500
0130/2130/0530
Algorithms and Flowcharts
Mechanism of Human Heart
Drug Metabolism: Dentistry
Interface: DNA Repair and GenomicInstability
Vyas Channel Telecast Schedule
Panini Ashtadhyayi Ki Adhyayan Paddhati- 46
Socio-Economic and Political Formationsof The Vijayanagar Empire
Great Educators and Their Ideals:Dr. S. Radhakrishnan
Trade Union Movement During ColonialPeriod
Changes Due to Assumption of ErectPosture: Skull and Vertebral Column
Postal System - I: History
Corporate Citizenship
Discrete: Random Variables - III
Patra Lekhan Evam Vividh Roop - IHindi
Financial Accounting: Journal Entry
Philosophy
Commerce
Monday 2nd November, 2015
Literature
History
Political Science
Anthropology
Communication
Management
Maths
Physics
Computer Science
Geology
Properties of Matter: Elasticity - I
'C' Programming - XV
Bridges
John Keats: Ode to A Nightingale - IIEnglish
Sericulture Agronomical Measures for Soil and WaterConservation
Black Holes and Gravitational Waves Astronomy
Meiosis
Sand Dunes: The Moving Mountains ofthe DesertHastashilpa: Aatmnirbharta Ka Prateek(Filler)
EnvironmentalScience
Botany
Oxidation Number: First PrincipleChemistry
CEC Television News November 201510
Vyas Channel Telecast Schedule
Panini Ashtadhyayi Ki AdhyayanPaddhati - 47
Bismarckian Diplomacy and The Systemof Alliance
Dance Therapy: Changing Lives ThroughMovement
Trade Union Movement in IndependentIndia
Significance of Pleistocene Epoch inPrehistory Sitafal (Filler)
0730/1530/2330
Financial Management: Dividend Policy
Management Skills - I
Continuous Random Variable - I
Leaf Abscission and Senescence
John Keats: Ode to A Nightingale - III
Manav Jeevan Aur BrahmandHindi 0600/1400/2200
0630/1430/2230
0700/1500/2300
Postal System - II: How it Works
0800/1600/0000
0830/1630/0030
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1000/1800/0200
1030/1830/0230
1100 /1900/0300
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Sociology
Communication
Time Tuesday 3rd November, 2015
English
Literature
History
PoliticalScience
Anthropology
Commerce
Management
Maths
Botany
Physics
ComputerScience
Geology
Sericulture
1200/2000/0400
1230/2030/0430
0100/2100/0500
0130/2130/0530
Properties of Matter: Elasticity - II
'C' Programming - XVI
Biodiesel
Soil Types in India
Panini Ashtadhyayi Ki AdhyayanPaddhati - 48
Limitations of American DemocraticSystem: Black and Women (Post Civil War)
Application of Integration: Rectificationand Quadrature
Types of RNA and Ribosomes
The Tragedies of Shakespeare: Hamlet - I
Buyers Guardian: Consumer Fora
Monday 30th November, 2015
English
Literature
History
Anthropology
Commerce
MassCommunication
Botany
Hydrology/Geology
Zoology
The Water Bearing Beds
Peripatus
Social Science
Law
Maths
Theories of Sidgwick and KantPhilosophy
Sericulture Genetic Diversity of Mulberry
Computer Science Computer Networks - XI
The BeginningSports
Shabdon Ki Taqat - IHindi
Soidon: Fermented Bamboo ShootBotany
Disclaimer : Transmission of Vyas Higher Education Channel is temporarily suspended on C Band and DTH platform since 3rd June, 2014 due to migration issue of IGNOU teleport to the transponder GSAT 10 from INSAT 3C. The views expressed in the editorial are the personal views of the author(s).
Popular Cartoonists: QuinoFine Arts
Zoology Saving The Sea Turtle
CEC Television News November 201524
Media Library
New additions to CEC Knowledge Resources
MDELEAHM/PD /729 08'08"
EAHMField Work to Understand Basic Ecological C oncepts (Practical) EAHM/PD /550 19'20" Zoology1
Adaptive Modification in Feet of Birds
Sl.No. Title of the Programme Tape No. Duration Subject
O rganisation of G onads in C rabs & Mouse
Probability Exercise
9
Echinodermata - Specimen Study
Amphibia - Disections & Museum Specimens EAHM/PD /733 13'06
Introduction - A Industry and Economic Development EO SM/B3/2593 35'00"
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C hromosomal Aberrations - Slides
EAHM/PD /722 15'05"5
Analogy and Homology
Endocrine G lands of Rat Live G ametes under Microscope
Effect of C astration on Accessory Sex O rgans of Rat
Experiment to show diffusion
EIND
Economics
Embryological Evidences for Evolution
C ell Structure - Prokaryotic & Eukaryotic C ell types with the EAHM/PD /733 16'42"12
operation of light Microscope phase contrast and polarising Micro scope care maintenance of microscope
EAHM/PD /749 18'39"23 C onstruction of a Familial Pedigree Zoology
Medico Legal Tests Benzidine Test Precipitine Test and EAHM/PD /743 22'05"24
Study of Permanent slides and Specimens Arthropods - B
Zoology
C omplement Fixatoin Test
EIND /PD /1126 23'25"1 Instruction Set of 8086/8088 Microprocessor - 1 C omputer & Networking
EO SM
Introduction - A Industrial C lassification and D ata Information
Industrial O rganisation and O wnership Structure - A EO SM/B3/2601 35'00"3 Economics
Day/ Date Time Subject/Theme Topic Resource Person Teaching End
Shakespeare's The TempestEnglish Dr. Anand Prakash CEC
10:00 am to 11:00 amLanguage/Literature/Art and Culture
02/11/15 Monday10.00 to 11.00 hrs
Vyas Channel and EDUSAT Network (Tentative)
EDUSAT Schedule Live Lecture
Shakespeare's Sonnet
Shakespeare Summing: up
Socio economic, CulturalPerspectives: Films of K.A.Abbas
CEC
CEC
Film Studies CEC Films of Raj Kapoor
CEC
Sanskrit
Holiday
Dr. Baldevanand Sagar CEC
Sanskrit Dr. Baldevanand Sagar CEC
Hindi Dr. P. C. Tandon CEC
Hindi
Hindi Kahanikaar Bachchan Dr. Ruchira Dhingra
Raag Ramkali Dr. Sarita PathakYajurvedi
CEC
Raag Toddi
Dr. Sarita PathakYajurvedi
Raag Toddi
Dr. Sarita PathakYajurvedi
Proficiency in Sanskrit Language
Dr. Baldevanand Sagar CEC
Music
Music
Sanskrit
CEC
CEC
CEC
CEC
CEC
Music
CEC
CEC
Dr. P. C. Tandon CEC
Hindi CEC
Hindi ki Kaaljayi Rachnaaye
Sanskrit Journalism - IV
Dr. Manoj Sharma
Sanskrit
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Dr. Pankaj mishr
Sanskrit Journalism
Film Studies Films of Mehboob Khan Dr. Manoj Sharma
Dr. Ruchira Dhingra
Dr. P. C. TandonHindi ki Kaaljayi Rachnaaye
English Dr. Anand Prakash
Hindi
English Dr. Anand Prakash
Dr. Manoj Sharma
Sanskrit Journalism - III
Dr. Pankaj Mishr CECSanskrit03/11/15 Tuesday 10.00 to 11.00 hrs
Proficiency in sanskrit Language
Hindi ki Kaaljayi Rachnaaye
Kahanikaar Bachchan
Holiday
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Marketing ManagementManagement Dr. Subhash Kakkar CEC
11:30 am to 12:30 pmProfessional Courses
Vyas Channel and EDUSAT Network (Tentative)
Marketing Management
Intellectual Property Rights
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