Book-Post TH XI INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ENVIRONMENT, TOURISM AND DEVELOPMENT TH XI INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE Second and Final Circular ENVIRONMENT, TOURISM AND DEVELOPMENT Venue : University of Mysore, Mysore-570 006 Karnataka State, India Department of Studies in Geography DEPARTMENT OF STUDIES IN GEOGRAPHY UNIVERSITY OF MYSORE, MYSORE AND DECCAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF INDIA nd th 22 -24 February 2012 To, ............................ ........ .......................... ............................ ........ .......................... ............................ ........ .......................... ............................ ........ .......................... Address for communication Convener Chairman & Associate Professor Department of Studies in Geography University of Mysore, Mysore - 570006 e-mail : [email protected]Mob. : 9986525716 Organizing Secretary : Associate Professor Department of Studies in Geography University of Mysore, Mysore - 570006 e-mail : [email protected]Mob. : 9448939134 Dr. Asima Nusrath, Dr. H.Nagaraj How to Reach Mysore Sight seeing Trip 1: Trip 2: Local Organizing Committee Registrar, Dean Faculty of Science, Registrar Evaluation, Finance Officer, Travelling to Mysore is easy. It is well connected by road and rail to all the major cities in India and it has also a small airport. Mysore is 139 Kms to the south west of Bangalore. The state highway that connects these two cities is very well maintained. Travelling from Bangalore to Mysore by road will take about 3 hrs. There are ordinary buses, semi- luxury buses and luxury buses operated by the government of Karnataka. Every half an hour there is a non-stop bus to Mysore from Bangalore bus station. The quickest and most easiest way to reach Mysore is via Bangalore. The nearest airport is Bengaluru. th There will be local sight seeing on 25 February 2012. The approximate expenditure will be as follows any difference of amount may have to be borne by the participants. Somanathapura Temple, Cauvery falls, Ranganathittu, Birds Sanctuary, Brindavan Gardens………… Rs. 400/ Ooty and Coonoor……………….. Rs. 800/ Chief Patron Vice –Chancellor, University of Mysore, Mysore University of Mysore Convener : Chairman, & Associate Professor, Department of studies in Geography, University of Mysore, e-mail: [email protected], Mob: 9986525716 Organizing : Associate Professor, Department of Secretary studies in Geography, University of Mysore; e-mail Mob: 9448939134 Reception : Professor, Department of studies in Geography, University of Mysore e-mail: ociate Professor, Department of studies in Geography, University of Mysore; Mob:9448912063 Hospitality : Associate Professor, Department of stu Cultural & : Assistant Professor, Department of Recreation studies in Geography, University of Mysore; e-mail : [email protected]Mob:9901259597 Logistics : Assistant Professor, Department of studies in Geography, University of Mysore; e- : : [email protected][email protected]Mob:9449263426 Technical : Associate Professor, Department of studies in Geograpy, University of Mysore. e-mail: [email protected]Mob: 9480166675 Accommodation : Ass e-mail : [email protected]dies in Geography, University of Mysore. e-mail [email protected]Mob:9448834331 mail : [email protected]Mob:9448054348 Dr. V.G.Talawar Dr. Asima Nusrath, Dr. H. Nagaraj, Dr. Krishnamurthy, Dr. B.N. Shivalingappa, Dr. B. Chandrashekara, Dr. Subhash S. S., Dr. P. Jayashree, Dr. S. Arun Das, From, Convener Chairman & Associate Professor Department of Studies in Geography University of Mysore, Mysore-570006 e-mail : [email protected]Tel : 0821 2419697, Mob. : 9986525716 General Secretary, DGSI Department of Geography, University of Pune Pune-411 007. (Maharashtra State) Tel. 020-25690561 Mobile : 91-09422512246 Dr. Asima Nusrath, Dr. B.C. Vaidya,
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THXI INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
ENVIRONMENT, TOURISM AND
DEVELOPMENT
THXI INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
Second and Final Circular
ENVIRONMENT, TOURISM AND
DEVELOPMENT
Venue :
University of Mysore, Mysore-570 006Karnataka State, India
Department of Studies in Geography
DEPARTMENT OF STUDIES IN GEOGRAPHYUNIVERSITY OF MYSORE, MYSORE
Registrar, Dean Faculty of Science, Registrar Evaluation, Finance Officer,
Travelling to Mysore is easy. It is well connected by road and rail to all the major cities in India and it has also a small airport. Mysore is 139 Kms to the south west of Bangalore. The state highway that connects these two cities is very well maintained. Travelling from Bangalore to Mysore by road will take about 3 hrs. There are ordinary buses, semi- luxury buses and luxury buses operated by the government of Karnataka. Every half an hour there is a non-stop bus to Mysore from Bangalore bus station. The quickest and most easiest way to reach Mysore is via Bangalore. The nearest airport is Bengaluru.
thThere will be local sight seeing on 25 February 2012. The approximate expenditure will be as follows any difference of amount may have to be borne by the participants.
Chairman & Associate ProfessorDepartment of Studies in GeographyUniversity of Mysore, Mysore-570006e-mail : [email protected] : 0821 2419697, Mob. : 9986525716
General Secretary, DGSIDepartment of Geography, University of Pune Pune-411 007. (Maharashtra State)Tel. 020-25690561 Mobile : 91-09422512246
Dr. Asima Nusrath,
Dr. B.C. Vaidya,
THE DECCAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY, INDIA
Bhugol Bhushan Award
Young Geographer Award
Subscription Rate
Executive body of DGSI
The Deccan Geographical Society, India established in 1962 and publishes journal, namely “The Deccan Geographer” journal regularly. This journal got international recognition number ISSN -0011-7269. Every year two issues of the journal (June & December) are published and circulated among 1000 life members, 700 libraries in India and 29 countries in the world. The special issues have been published by DGS Society on Historical Geography (1992), index volume (2000) and Climatology (1997). Besides this, DGS society publishes Marathi medium geography, Planners and Scientists belonging to allied disciplines
The Deccan Geographical Society, India has constituted “Bhugol Bhushan Award” from 2006. This award consists of certificate of excellence, memento and cash prize. The DGS society tries, seeks and commits to promote geographical related activities in the field of watershed management, earth quake, micro level planning, weather forecasting, rural development, urban planning and tribal development. And therefore DGSI society nominates a person for Bhugol Bhushan Award every year. This award will be presented at the time inauguration of DGSI conference.
The Deccan Geographical Society, India has constituted “Bhugol Bhushan Award” from 2006. This award consists of certificate of excellence, memento and cash prize. The DGS society tries, seeks and commits to promote geographical related activity in the field of watershed management, earth quake, micro level planning, weather forecasting, rural development, urban planning and tribal development. And therefore DGSI society nominates a person for Bhugol Bhushan Award every year. This award will be presented at the time inauguration of DGSI conference.
Individual annual Member Rs. 400
Individual Life Member (Upto 60 years) Rs. 4,000
Library life Member Rs. 10,000
Annual Member (Foreign) US $ 80
Individual Life Member (foreign) US $ 4,000
President : Sitanshu MukharjeeEx. V. C. Kalyani University (W.B)
Vice-President : K. Kumarswamy, Jagdish Singh,A. A. Mulimani, Suresh Phule
General Secretary : B. C. VaidyaJoint Secretary : Shivaji PacharneTreasurer : G S MankarMember : Chandra Bhan, Arun B. Patil, Venu Trivedi Sunil
Kelkar, BBL Sharma, B. N. Mishra, Kaveri Dabhedkar, Barkullah Khan, Rocket Ibrahim, B. Laxmaiah, Kuntalala Lahri-Datta,
Editor : B C Vaidya (Chief Editor) Anu Kapoor, B Hemamalini, Sadhana Jain, A. S. Raymane
Regional Representatives
International advisory committee
Focal Theme : Environment, Tourism and Development
Sub-themes
Call for Abstracts and Registration
East Region : D. K. Nayak, Subir Sarkar, Anusaya Baghel, Shukla Bhaduri, J. Jha Achal,
West Region : R. D. Gujar, Anupama Singh, N. R. Das, N.S. Rathore, Ratan Mujumdar
North Region : M.S.S. Rawat, Virendra Manas, Dhian Kaur, K. N. Singh, D. D. Vishwakarma
South Region : H. Nagaraj, A.K. Wodeyar, S. Padmaja, Ravindra Reddy, K. Krishnaiah, C. U. Mane
Central Region : Ankush Aher, Sunil Akhare, Virendra Nagrale, D. S. Samarth, B. G. Sonawane, Sanjay Patil, A. S. Bhole, Y. Y. Dudhpachare, V. P. Khairkar, Savismita Chawhan
Advisory Board : V. Raghavswamy, S. M. Rashid, Prithvish Nag, J. R. Sharma, Sachidanand Sinha, M. B. Singh, Hanumansingh Yadav
Dr. Ailikum Mairs, Chinese academy of sciences, Beijing, ChinaDr. Eva Kiss, institute of Geographic Asian, Budapest, (Hungery)Dr. Prithvish Nag, M.G.Kashi Vidhyapith, Varanasi (India).Dr, Rayamane, Bangalore University, Bangalore (India)Dr. B.Laxmaiah, Osmania University, Hyderabad, (India)Dr. M.S.S.Rawat, HNB university, Srinagar (India)Dr. Virendar Manas, University of Jammu(India)Dr. S.M.Rashid, Pro-vice Chancellor, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi (India)Dr. Subir Sarkar, North Bengal University, Darjiling, (India)Dr. Parthsarathi, Kamraj University, Madurai, (India)Dr. Koichi Kimoto, Hiroshima Jogakuin Universtiy, Hiroshima (Japan)Dr. T.W.M.T.W.Bandra, University of Peredenia, (SriLanka)Dr. Terry Tudor, The University of Northampton, (England)Dr. Christelle Hinnewinkel, Langevin 59, 655 Villeneuve d'Ascq, GermanyDr. Mohammed Reza Anbari, Islamic Azad University, Zahedan (Iran)Dr. A.C.Das, Jahangir, Dhaka (Bangladesh)
Tourism Potential
Regional development and Tourism
Environment and sustainable development.
Environment and Technology.
Population and Tourism development.
RS & GIS Technology.
Forest Management
All branches of Geography.
The Abstract should be sent to the convener with registration fees and full paper in hard and soft copies in MS Word (Times New Roman font only not exceeding 300 words) by 30th January, 2012 to Dr Asima Nusrath, Chairman, Department of studies in Geography, University of Mysore, Mysore- 570006. (Karnataka) . The Bank Draft should be
thdrawn in favor of Convener, XI DGSI International Geography Conference, payable at Mysore.
Registration Timing
Conference Registration details
Important Dates
About the Accomodation
About Mysore
22 February, 2012 (8.00 to 10.00 am.)
Registration fees Deadline Host DGSI Total
Up to 31 December 2011 (General) 1400 100 1500
Between 1-30 January 2012 (General) 1600 100 1700
Up to 31 December 2011 (Students) 1000 100 1100st thBetween 1 - 30 January 2012 (Students) 1200 100 1300
Foreign Delegates US Dollar $150 $30 $180
(a) Registration fee is non refundable.(b) The registration fee covers the cost of technical documents,
No registration material shall be provided for the accompanying persons).
thSubmission of Abstract: 20 January 2012.thThe last date for Registration 30 January, 2012.
thSubmission of full paper: 30 January 2012.thAdvance Booking for Hotel on payment 25 January 2012.
Free accommodation will be arranged in the university/other guesthouses and hostels depending upon the availability. Those who wish to stay in hotels (single/family) are required to make it clear about the range of tariff, the choice of hotels and date of arrival. In such cases accommodation charges will have to be borne by the delegates themselves. Hotels may be reserved if tariffs are paid in advance. (Contact : Dr. B. Chandrashekhar, M : 09448912063 e-mail : Accommodation in Hotels are available under the following charges:
The weather condition during the end of February is dry and pleasant. The weather does not require any heavy woolens. Mysore city is a favorite tourist destination in Karnataka. It has rich historical and cultural legacy. Mysore is known as the 'City Of Palaces'. It has a number of Royal buildings, gardens, waterfalls, temples, museums and modern amusement parks. One of the popular spots is the Chamundi hills, the KRS dam and the adjoining Brindavan Gardens which are worth visiting. Mysore is a haven for migratory birds and are set in lush green surroundings. The Mysore Zoo is the oldest Zoo in the country. There are also some important wild life sanctuaries which are very popular among tourists.
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