ACADEMIC CALENDAR HAND BOOK 2016-2017

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR

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HAND BOOK

2016-2017

SREE KRISHNA COLLEGE OFPHARMACY & RESEARCH CENTRE,

(Affiliated to KUHS, AICTE & PCI),

Near Parassala Railway Station,

Parassala, Thiruvananthapuram,

Kerala-695502.

Phone no: 0471-2204747/5757/9489828550

Email id: [email protected]

Website: www.skcprc.org

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INDEXS.NO TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE NUMBER

1. About us 03

2. Vision , Mission & Goals 04

3. Non- Discrimination Policy 05

4. Message from Chairman 06

5. Message from Principal 07

6. Governing Body 08

7. Teaching Faculties 09

8. Non- Teaching Staff 12

9. Club & Committees in the College 15

10. Rules & Regulations 16

11. Library Rules & Regulations 18

12. Other facilities in the College 19

13. Financial Aid / Scholarship 21

14. Academic Calendar for 2016-17 23

15. National Anthem 40

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About Us:Sree Sankara National Institute of Education Trust, which runs the

college, was established in 2006, by a group of renowned, socialworkers with a vision to promote the welfare of weakersections of thesociety. The trust is committed to provide education in pharmaceuticalsciences ofhigh quality and excellences that will produce betterprofessionals who will contribute towards allaspects of pharmacypractice & research

Sree Krishna College of Pharmacy& Research Centre, Parassala issituated along side of NH 47high way on Trivandrum –Kanyakumariroute, 150 meters from Parassala railway station, 1kmfrom Parassalajunction and 28 km from Trivandrum city. It possesses permanentspaciousacademic building with all amenities and infrastructuresprawling over area of 5 acres. Thebuilding has spacious class rooms,full-fledged library with internet facility, well equippedlaboratories, amodern computer center with global communication facility, an audiovisual center, laboratory animal facility and medicinal garden .Ourdedicated team of experienced and diligentfaculty has high standard ofacademic excellence.

The institution is also ISO 9001:2000 certified. SKCPRC has a clear cutvision, mission, and quality statements and care is taken that the day today operations of the institution always confirm with this statements.Sree Sankara Society is an educational Society which has more than 10years of legacy in quality education.

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Vision:

Sree Krishna College of Pharmacy & Research centre will lead theway towards effective health care by innovative research inpharmaceutical sciences & advanced research practices.

Mission:

To offer value based education to uphold research &

development activities.

To encourage an entrepreneurial spirit & create job opportunities.

To attain, sustain further enhance quality pharmaceutical

education.

Goals:

To promote the development of technology based model for withcollaborative teaching learning.

To enable students to identify major concepts and to utilizevarious resource systems

Service to the local, national and global community Achieve professional practice and standard education Personal growth through lifelong learning Meet cultural competence

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Non-Discrimination Policy:SKCPRC will not adversely discriminate, and prohibits other adverse

discrimination at the workplace, on the basis of religion, race, caste,

sex, place of birth, descent, sexual orientation, gender identity,

disability, age or any of them ("Discrimination Characteristics"). SKCPRC

will not condone any adverse discrimination against any person on its

premises, whether that person is in its employment or otherwise.

Any person who believes himself or herself to have been subjected to

adverse discrimination on the basis of the Discrimination

Characteristics is encouraged to bring the matter to the attention of

SKCPRC at the earliest practical opportunity. No person will be

punished, retaliated against, or limited in employment or other

opportunity for exercising anything set out in this Policy, or for filing a

complaint, furnishing information for, or participating in an

investigation, or any other activity related to the administration of this

Policy.

Any adverse discrimination or other action or behavior that constitutes

a violation of law will be reported to the police.

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Message from ChairmanThe Sree Krishna College of Pharmacy& Research Centre plays a distinctiverole in the academic and professionalevolution of the Pharmaceuticalprofessions. As the need of societyand profession changed the collegepioneered new programme to betterprepare future pharmacists for anexpanded role in the health care profession.

SKCPRC developed the Kerala’s first doctor of Pharmacy degreeprogramme in 2010 and we were one among first college of pharmacyto establish a clinical curriculum. Those were radical advances at timebut are now considered the foundation of training for all pharmaciststhroughout India.Over a span of 10 years, SKCPRC emerged as one ofthe leading and fast growing institution in southern India. Our collegeaffords the students with a unique environment of professionalism andopens the doors for clinical opportunities immediately on campus.

--Dr.K.MonikantanNair., M.P.Ed., Ph.D., P.G.D.S.M.

Chairman, SKCPRC.

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Message from Principal:

Sree Krishna College ofPharmacy and ResearchCentre, Trivandrum one of arenowned premierpharmacy institute inKerala. This academiccalendar is the reflectionacademic andadministrative functionsand activities to be happenduring the current year in

the College. It is an endeavor which encourages us to examine ourstrengths, assess our weaknesses, accumulate the opportunitiesoffered in higher education and prepare the challenges that at theforefront. The college has prepared the calendar, through groupdiscussions with its members and regular interactions with the principaland the fellow faculty members. The calendar has been finalized withutmost sincerity, honesty and collective effort of the faculty members.Our College owns the complete right for the information given in thiscalendar are planned and fixed thereof.

-Dr.C.D.Shaji Selvin., M.Pharm., Ph.D.

Principal, SKCPRC.

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Governing Body

1. Dr. K.Monikantan NairChairman

2. Dr. C.D.Shaji SelvinPrincipal

3. Smt. Kumari Geetha PManaging Trustee

4. Smt. S. Padmaja DeviTrustee

5. Smt. L. Saraswathi AmmaTrustee

6. Sri. M. Gautham KrishnaTrustee

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Teaching Faculties

Department of Pharmacy Practice1. Dr. C.D. Shaji Selvin, M.Pharm., Ph.D

Principal/ HOD2. Mr. Nithin Manohar, M.Pharm.,

Assistant Professor3. Dr.Babitha.M, Pharm.D (PB)

Assistant Professor4. Mrs. Delphin Lent, M.Pharm.,

Assistant Professor5. Mrs. Veena Vijayan, M.Pharm,

Assistant Professor6. Mrs.Neethu J, M.Pharm,

Assistant Professor7. Mrs. Soumya R V, M.Pharm.,

Assistant Professor8. Dr.Akhila.S, Pharm.D (PB),

Assistant Professor9. Mrs. Ameera Khalam, M.Pharm.,

Assistant Professor

Department of Pharmaceutics1. Dr. John Wesley.I, M.Pharm., Ph.D

Associate Professor/ HOD2. Mr. Subash Chandran.M.P, M.Pharm.,

Assistant Professor

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3. Mr. J. Kumaran., M.Pharm.,Assistant Professor

4. Mrs. Jaghatha.T, M.PharmAssistant Professor

5. Mrs. Lekshmi N G, M.Pharm.,Assistant Professor

6. Mrs. RemyaS.B, M.PharmAssistant Professor

7. Mr. Rajesh R S, M.Pharm.,Assistant Professor

8. Mrs. Aswathy B S, M.PharmAssistant Professor

Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry1. Mr.Jerubin Welsingh.M, M.Pharm

Vice Principal2. Dr.S.M. Sandhya, M.Pharm., Ph.D

Associate Professor/ HOD3. Mrs.Padmaja Devi.M.S, M.Pharm

Assistant Professor4. Mr. Anu.S , M.Pharm.,

Assistant Professor5. Mrs. Deepthi M V

Assistant Professor

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Department of Pharmaceutical Analysis1. Mrs.Seeja S Raj, M.Pharm., (Ph.D)

Associate Professor/ HOD2. Mr.Nishad V M, M.Pharm

Assistant Professor3. Mrs.Sheejarekha.A.G, M.Pharm

Assistant Professor

Department of Pharmacology1. Dr. Raju A, M.Pharm., Ph.D

Associate Professor/ HOD2. Mr.JayachandranNair.C.V, M.Pharm., (Ph.D)

Assistant Professor3. Mrs. Sujitha P J, M.Pharm.,

Assistant Professor4. Mrs.Sinchu Yesudanam, M.Pharm.,

Assistant Professor5. Mr.Ajith Raj.R.S, M.Pharm.,

Assistant ProfessorDepartment of Pharmacognosy

1. Mrs. Ambika Ganesh, M.Pharm.,Professor/ HOD

2. Prof.Girish Chandran.R, M.Pharm.,Professor

3. Dr.Jaslin Edward, M.Pharm., Ph.D.,Associate Professor

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Non- Teaching Staff1. Mr. K R Sukumaran Nair

SS (Senior Superintendent)2. Mr. Shibu K B

Administrative Officer3. Mrs. Preetha Kumari S

JS (Junior Superintendent)4. Mrs. Seena K S

Clerk5. Mrs. Sreelathakumari J

Clerk6. Dr. K.M Udayabhanu

Librarian7. Mr. Aneesh O P

Lib .Asst .8. Mrs. Resmi R

Lib. Asst .9. Mrs. Jama J

Lab Tech10. Mr. Padmakumar P R

Lab Tech11. Mrs. Bindhu V

Lab Tech12. Mr. R G Jayasankar

Lab Tech13. Mr. Jino Baptist A

Lab Tech

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14. Mr. Adarsh S LLab Technician

15. Mrs. Bini V PLab Asst.

16. Mr. Deepthi Kumar C LLab Asst.

17. Mrs. Sheeja S SLab Asst.

18. Mr. Keerthi Kumar.M.PLab Asst.

19. Mr. Saju Kumar R SLab Asst.

20. Mrs. Girija KumariLab Asst.

21. Mrs. Sandhya PLab Asst.

22. Mrs. Sreeja S JLab Asst.

23. Mrs. Rinu R SLab Asst.

24. Mrs. Sreerenjini L SLab Asst.

25. Mrs. Sumangala Devi ALab Asst.

26. Mrs. Sreelekha SPeon

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27. Mr. Pramod G NairPeon

28. Mrs. Rajam PSweeper

29. Mrs. Geetha Devi NSweeper

30. Mrs. Preetha V RSweeper

31. Mr. Appukuttan PGardener

32. Mr. Sindhu NAttender/ Sweeper

33. Mr. Hareesh Kumar SDriver

34. Mr. Unni Krishnan GDriver

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Club & Committees in the College

1. Anti-Ragging Committee2. Internal Assurance Quality Cell (IQAC)3. Discipline committee4. Budget committee5. Seminar committee6. Arts & sports club7. Red ribbon club8. NSS9. Guidance & counselling cell10. Placement cell11. Student council12. Staff welfare committee13. Library advisory committee14. Research advisory committee15. Governing body16. Herbal club17. Magazine committee18. Newsletter committee19. Alumni20. Grievance redressal cell21. Women’s cell22. Infrastructure committee23. Academic Council24. Journal committee25. Condonation Committee

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RULES & REGULATIONS

Discipline Students will have to attend all theory and laboratory hours

regularly during working days (9.30 A.M to 4.15 P.M) from thefirst day of the Academic Year

Absence from class due to any valid reason must be rectified, bysubmitting leave application

Late comers without permission will not be allowed to attend theclasses

Students are not allowed to go out of the campus withoutpermission from the principal & staff adviser during working hours

Students must carry their own identity card and produce it ondemand. In case of loss or damage the concerned authorityshould be informed immediately

Uniform prescribed by the college authority is compulsory Ragging of students in any form within or outside the college and

hostels is strictly prohibited. Any students found engaged in suchactivities will be dealt with anti- ragging rules.

Students are not allowed to indulge in any kind of misconduct orindiscipline within or outside the campus.

Use of cell phones by the students with in the college campus andin the hostel is prohibited (as per the direction of Hon. High Courtof Kerala).

Students will be responsible for all equipment and property of theinstitution entrusted to them, cost of such damage will berecovered from students, parents or guardian of the students.

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Attendance

The students will not be allowed to write university examination,

if they don’t procure 80% attendance in theory and practical

separately as per university regulations.

Hostel

Absolute self-discipline must be maintained.

Breaking of hostel rules shall render the offender liable to fine or

suspension for definite period.

Smoking, drinking alcoholic beverages, chewing pan masala,

guthka etc. in campus & hostel are strictly prohibited.

Any damage to the hostel property shall be repaired at the cost of

inmates. If offender is not identified the members of that room

shall collectively bear the cost of repair / or replacement with

procurement charges.

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Library Rules & Regulations The College Library is open to all students and staff of the College. Library will be open from 9A.M to 5 P.M on all working days. Two borrower tickets will be issued for each student, for

borrowing/ procuring books from the library. Two books can be borrowed at a time for a period of two weeks.

Books can be renewed for a period of one week if there is nodemand for the book.

An overdue charge will be imposed if books are not returnedwithin the due date.

Students should not write, underline, mark up or cause anydamage to any book in the library.

Students will be responsible for loss or damage to books issued tothem. They will have to pay, five times the cost of the book if it islost or damaged.

Students on receiving the books at the counter must report anydamage in the book to the librarian before they leave. Failure todo so will render them liable for any damage that may bedetected afterwards.

Students shall not sub- lend books to others. Strict silence should be maintained in the library. Violation of the

rule may lead to the forfeiture of the privilege of using library.

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Other Facilities:

Laboratory:

All the laboratories are equipped with modular and functionalworkspace integrating the student needs like water, electricity and gas.The laboratories are designed with the safety features imbibed in theinfrastructure resulting in an excellent ambience and atmosphere foracademic and research work. The laboratories are well designed withseparate preparation room and instrument room as per the curriculumrequirements laid down by the apex bodies.

Sports:

To provide outdoor physical education facilities such as cricket, volleyball & basketball court, badminton, sports equipment, etc. for students.

Animal House:

The institution has an animal house which was established in December23, 2011 and at present it contains ten mice, eight rats and two rabbits.

Medicinal Garden:

The institution has 100 species of rare medicinal plants which can bedeveloped and cultivated in the future for research purpose.

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Drug Information Centre:

SKCPRC has Drug Information Centre to provide authenticindividualized, accurate, relevant and unbiased drug information to thecustomers and healthcare professionals regarding medication relatedinquiries to the patients, public and students for health care and drugsafety aspects by prompt answering their inquiries regarding to allcritical problems on drug information.

Rain water harvesting:

The water needs for the hostels, laboratories, landscape andconsumption are met through the effective use of ground waterresources within the campus, rain water harvest processes effective forgardening and other similar purposes.

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Financial Aid/ Scholarship:1. Merit cum Scholarship

2. Trust Fund

3. Fisheries

4. MGS Scholarship

5. Shikshasahayogyojana

6. Educational Loan

7. Sainik Welfare

Student Support Services

1. Placement & Counseling:Placement cell plays an important role in placement of students.

They provide services of facilitating campus interview. The Placementcell of the college is involved in inviting experts from the industry tointeract with staff and students and update them with the latestdevelopments and requirements of the Pharmaceutical Industry.

2. Prevention of Sexual Harassment of Women

The institution has anti-ragging committee & Women’s Cell periodicalmeeting is conducted by the chairman of committee. The name andphone numbers of the members of anti-ragging committee are

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displayed on posters during their orientation day, so that students canreach through mobile any members of anti-ragging committee.

3. Academic & Personal Counseling:College will assess the students’ knowledge and skills based on

result of previous examination and personal counseling beforecommencement of academic schedule. Feedbacks are collected fromstudents and analyzed in counseling meeting, open session and instaff meeting also.

4. Value Added CoursesThe value added programs include integrated seminars with

the participation of the B.Pharm students (second to final year), M.Pharm students and Pharm. D Students. Other activities likeworkshop, Placement activities through campus and other thancampus recruitment, Industrial visits and training, Training on soft skillimprovement and Improvement of communication skill and language,are arranged for a multipronged development of the students.

5. Students WelfareBeing a self-financed Institute, the source of resource is fees

collected from the students, funds generated from consultancyservices and grants received for research projects. Welfarescholarships are achieved for eligible students.

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Academic Calendar 2016-2017

Date Day August No. of Working Days

1 Monday 1

2 Tuesday Karikada Vavu3 Wednesday 2

4 Thursday 3

5 Friday 4

6 Saturday 5

7 Sunday Leave8 Monday 6

9 Tuesday 7

10 Wednesday 8

11 Thursday 9

12 Friday 10

13 Saturday Second Saturday (Leave)14 Sunday Leave15 Monday Independence Day16 Tuesday 11

17 Wednesday 12

18 Thursday 13

19 Friday 14

20 Saturday 15

21 Sunday Leave

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22 Monday 16

23 Tuesday 17

24 Wednesday Sree Krishna Jayanthi25 Thursday 18

26 Friday 19

27 Saturday 20


30 Tuesday 22

31 Wednesday 23

Date Day September No. of Working Days

1 Thursday 24

2 Friday 25

3 Saturday 26


6 Tuesday 28

7 Wednesday 29

8 Thursday 30

9 Friday 31

10 Saturday Second Saturday (Leave)11 Sunday Leave12 Monday Bakreed

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13 Tuesday

Onam Holidays

14 Wednesday

15 Thursday

16 Friday

17 Saturday

18 Sunday

19 Monday 32

20 Tuesday 33

21 Wednesday Sree Narayana GuruSamadhi

22 Thursday 34

23 Friday 35

24 Saturday 36


27 Tuesday 38

28 Wednesday 39

29 Thursday 40

30 Friday 41

Date Day October No. of Working Days

1 Saturday 42

2 Sunday Gandhi Jayanthi (Leave)3 Monday 43

4 Tuesday 44

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5 Wednesday 45

6 Thursday 46

7 Friday 47

8 Saturday Second Saturday (Leave)9 Sunday Leave10 Monday Maha Navami11 Tuesday Vijaya Dasami12 Wednesday Muharam13 Thursday 48

14 Friday 49

15 Saturday 50


18 Tuesday 52

19 Wednesday 53

20 Thursday 54

21 Friday 55

22 Saturday 56


25 Tuesday 58

26 Wednesday 59

27 Thursday 60

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28 Friday 61

29 Saturday Deepavali30 Sunday Leave31 Monday 62

Date Day November No. of Working Days

1 Tuesday 63

2 Wednesday 64

3 Thursday 65

4 Friday 66

5 Saturday 67


8 Tuesday 69

9 Wednesday 70

10 Thursday 71

11 Friday 72

12 Saturday Second Saturday (Leave)13 Sunday Leave14 Monday 73

15 Tuesday 74

16 Wednesday 75

17 Thursday 76

18 Friday 77

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19 Saturday 78


22 Tuesday 80

23 Wednesday 81

24 Thursday 82

25 Friday 83

26 Saturday 84


29 Tuesday 86

30 Wednesday 87

Date Day December No. of Working Days

1 Thursday 88

2 Friday 89

3 Saturday 90

4 Sunday Leave5 Monday 916 Tuesday 92

7 Wednesday 93

8 Thursday 94

9 Friday 95

10 Saturday Second Saturday (Leave)

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11 Sunday Leave12 Monday Miladi Sheriff13 Tuesday 96

14 Wednesday 97

15 Thursday 98

16 Friday 99

17 Saturday 100


20 Tuesday 102

21 Wednesday 103

22 Thursday 104

23 Friday

Christmas Holidays

24 Saturday

25 Sunday

26 Monday

27 Tuesday

28 Wednesday

29 Thursday

30 Friday

31 Saturday

Date Day January No. of Working Days

1 Sunday Christmas Holidays

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2 Monday Mannans Jayanti

3 Tuesday 105

4 Wednesday 106

5 Thursday 107

6 Friday 108


10 Tuesday 110

11 Wednesday 111

12 Thursday 112

13 Friday 113

14 Saturday Makar Sankranti (Leave)15 Sunday Leave16 Monday 114

17 Tuesday 115

18 Wednesday 116

19 Thursday 117

20 Friday 118

21 Saturday 119


24 Tuesday 121

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25 Wednesday 122

26 Thursday Republic Day27 Friday 123

28 Saturday 124


31 Tuesday 126

Date Day February No. of Working Days

1 Wednesday 127

2 Thursday 128

3 Friday 129

4 Saturday 130


7 Tuesday 132

8 Wednesday 133

9 Thursday 134

10 Friday 135


14 Tuesday 137

15 Wednesday 139

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16 Thursday 140

17 Friday 141

18 Saturday 142


21 Tuesday 144

22 Wednesday 145

23 Thursday 146

24 Friday Maha Shivaratri25 Saturday 147


28 Tuesday 149

Date Day March No. of Working Days

1 Wednesday 150

2 Thursday 151

3 Friday 152

4 Saturday 153


7 Tuesday 155

8 Wednesday 156

9 Thursday 157

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10 Friday 158


14 Tuesday 160

15 Wednesday 161

16 Thursday 162

17 Friday 163

18 Saturday 164


21 Tuesday 166

22 Wednesday 167

23 Thursday 168

24 Friday 169

25 Saturday 170


28 Tuesday 172

29 Wednesday 173

30 Thursday 174

31 Friday 175

Date Day April No. of Working Days

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1 Saturday 176


4 Tuesday Rama Navami5 Wednesday No. of Working Days

6 Thursday 178

7 Friday 179

8 Saturday Second Saturday (Leave)9 Sunday MahavirJayanthi(Leave)10 Monday 180

11 Tuesday 181

12 Wednesday 182

13 Thursday Maundy Thrusday&Vaisakhi

14 Friday Good Friday15 Saturday Leave16 Sunday Easter (Leave)17 Monday 183

18 Tuesday 184

19 Wednesday 185

20 Thursday 186

21 Friday 187

22 Saturday 188

23 Sunday Leave

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24 Monday 189

25 Tuesday 190

26 Wednesday 191

27 Thursday 192

28 Friday 193

29 Saturday 194

30 Sunday LeaveDate Day May No. of Working Days

1 Monday May Day2 Tuesday 195

3 Wednesday 196

4 Thursday 197

5 Friday 198

6 Saturday 199


9 Tuesday 201

10 Wednesday 202

11 Thursday 203

12 Friday 204


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16 Tuesday 206

17 Wednesday 207

18 Thursday 208

19 Friday 209

20 Saturday 210


23 Tuesday 212

24 Wednesday 213

25 Thursday 214

26 Friday 215

27 Saturday 216


30 Tuesday 218

31 Wednesday 219

Date Day June No. of Working Days

1 Thursday 220

2 Friday 221

3 Saturday 222


6 Tuesday 224

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7 Wednesday 225

8 Thursday 226

9 Friday 227


13 Tuesday 229

14 Wednesday 230

15 Thursday 231

16 Friday 232

17 Saturday 233


20 Tuesday 235

21 Wednesday 236

22 Thursday 237

23 Friday 238

24 Saturday 239

25 Sunday Leave26 Monday Ramzan27 Tuesday 240

28 Wednesday 241

29 Thursday 242

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30 Friday 243

Date Day July No. of Working Days

1 Saturday 244


4 Tuesday 246

5 Wednesday 247

6 Thursday 248

7 Friday 249


11 Tuesday 251

12 Wednesday 252

13 Thursday 253

14 Friday 254

15 Saturday 255


18 Tuesday 257

19 Wednesday 258

20 Thursday 259

21 Friday 260

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22 Saturday 261


25 Tuesday 263

26 Wednesday 264

27 Thursday 265

28 Friday 266

29 Saturday 267


32 269

33 270

34 271

35 272

36 273

Total Number of Working Days : 273

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National Anthem

Jana Gana Mana Adhinaayak Jaya Hey,

Bhaarat Bhaagya Vidhaataa

Panjaab Sindhu Gujarat Maraatha,

Draavid Utkal Banga

Vindhya Himaachal Yamuna Ganga,

Uchchhal Jaladhi Taranga

Tav Shubh Naamey Jaagey,

Tav Shubh Aashish Maange

Gaahey Tav Jayagaathaa

Jana Gana Mangal Daayak,

Jaya Hey Bhaarat Bhaagya Vidhaataa

Jaya Hey, Jaya Hey, Jaya Hey,

Jaya Jaya Jaya, Jaya Hey

- Rabindranath Tagore

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