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Annual Report 2015-16

2 | 4 8 t h A n n u a l P r i z e D i s t r i b u t i o n F u n c t i o n G o v t . C o l l e g e , U n a

ANNUAL REPORT 2015-16

Ladies and Gentlemen, a very good morning to you all.

Sh. Dinkar Burathoki, Hon’ble Director (Higher Education) and our chief guest for the

day, distinguished guests, parents and guardians, members and office bearers of PTA

and OSA, friends from the print and electronic media, my associates from the college

family, CSCA executive, and dear students, it is a privilege for me to extend a very warm

welcome to you all on the occasion of the 48th Annual Prize Distribution function of

Govt. College, Una.

The College is about to complete five decades of its journey very shortly. And it

all started as a dream. Govt. College Una envisioned the dream of establishing a

progressive educational institution; a college that would mould and guide future

generations of enlightened minds. It’s been a gradual evolution of this dream and many

novel concepts have been added over a period of time. It has been an enjoyable journey

and it continues to be so. A special gratitude is rightfully due, to all individuals who

have played a part in the development of this institution and made it possible to

transform a dream into reality. The process is unending and it is with a sense of

satisfaction and humility that I stand here in front of an august audience, playing my

part, of underlining the achievements of this college for the academic session 2015-16.

The college is fast emerging as an institution with distinction. It boasts of a sprawling

campus fully equipped to accommodate the ever increasing number of students. The

student strength this year is 3469, with 1222 boys and 2247 girls. 48 teachers and 22

members of ministerial and other support staff are working here to cater to the needs

of students. Besides undergraduate courses in Arts, Commerce and Science, Post

Graduate students in English, Pol. Science and Commerce also benefit from the existing

facilities. Professional courses – MBA, MCA, BBA, BCA and PGDCA are being run

successfully under the aegis of HEIS, a registered society.



ACADEMICS:-

The academic scene on the college campus is as vibrant as ever, with students

continuing to take advantage of the opportunities on offer in the college. There always

is the need for constant upgradation of the facilities and fresh changes have been

incorporated to improve the academic atmosphere of the college. Sound systems have

been installed in classrooms. 10 new rooms have been provided with overhead

projectors and screens. Teachers have now been equipped with laptops so that they can

use technology in their lectures. Internet facilities have been provided in the

laboratories and ours is a wi-if campus now. In addition to classroom learning, students

are being exposed to different aspects of personality development through

participation in the activities of clubs and societies, thus providing them with a platform

to explore and expand their intellectual horizons. The results of our students indicate

that they do not lag behind when it comes to competing with other colleges of the state.

The results are as follows:

B.A-III Year

S. No. Subject Pass Fail Appeared Percentage %

1 English 95 67 162 58.64

2 Eco 47 0 47 100

3 Pol. Sci. 89 5 94 94.68

4 History 39 0 39 100

5 Hindi 63 3 66 95.45

6 Skt. 6 0 6 100

7 Pub. Adm. 18 0 18 100

8 Music 5 0 5 100

9 Math 8 0 8 100

10 Geo. 4 0 4 100

11 Journalism 15 0 15 100

TOTAL Students 175



Passed 171 97

Failed 4

B.Com-III Year


1 Cost Acc. 143 84 227 58.64

2 Mang. Acc. 222 5 227 94.79

3 Auditing 224 3 227 94.68

4 Income Tax 222 5 227 97.79

5 Info. Tech. 225 2 227 95.45

6 Bus. Env. 204 23 227 89.86

TOTAL Students 221

93 Passed 206

Failed 15

B.Sc-III Year


1 Physics 142 27 169 84.02

2 Chemistry 169 42 211 80.09

3 Botany 39 2 41 94.68

4 Zoology 41 1 42 97.61

5 Maths 137 32 169 95.45

TOTAL Students 210

91 Passed 191

Failed 19



Results of Professional courses:

The relatively new departments of MBA and MCA have shown tremendous potential.

These departments are affiliated with HPTU, Hamirpur. The results of these courses are

a reflection of the hard work put in by teachers as well as students.

University Ranking of MBA Students

MBA-I Semester

S. No. Name of Students University Rank

1 Tanya 4th

2 Rupali 8th

3 Vandhana Kumari 8th

MBA-II Semester


1 Aruna Thakur 2nd

2 Ambika Gauri Sharma 3rd

3 Shalika Sharma 7th

MBA-III Semester


1 Aruna Thakur 1st

2 Ambika Gauri Sharma 4th



MBA-IV Semester


1 Ritu Thakur 7th

2 Priya 7th

University Ranking of MCA Students

MCA-VI Semester


1 Jyoti Sharma 1st (Gold Medal)

2 Pooja Devi 2nd

3 Vijay Kumar 3rd

4 Renu Bala 4th

5 Amanpreet Sharma 5th

6 Sonia 6th

7 Kalpna 7th

8 Manisha 8th

9 Neha Thakur 8th

10 Jasvinder Kaur 10th

MCA-V Semester


1 Nikhil Jaswal 4th

2 Namita Sood 6th

3 Kamini Aery 8th

4 Jagriti Sharma 8th



MCA-IV Semester


1 Nikhil Jaswal 2nd

2 Namita Sood 3rd

3 Kamini Aery 4th

4 Jagriti Sharma 5th

5 Ruby 6th

6 Geetika 7th

7 Amit Kumar 8th

8 Priyanka 9th

9 Davinder Rihal 10th

10 Anu Bala 10th

MCA-III Semester


1 Reeti Jaswal 2nd

2 Meenakshi 2nd

3 Anita Rani 4th

MCA-II Semester


1 Reeti Jaswal 1st

2 Anita Rani 4th

3 Krishna 5th

4 Swati Sharma 8th



MCA-I Semester


1 Vivek 1st

2 Shilpa Kumari 2nd

3 Hari Darshan 3rd

4 Ashvender 4th

5 Monika 5th

6 Neha Thakur 6th

7 Pooja Sharma 7th

8 Himali Boro 8th

9 Sneha 9th

10 Monika Kumari 10th

11 Ritu Bala 10th

ACTIVITES CONDUCTED FOR PROFESSIONAL COURSES

DEPARTMENT OF BCA

1. In September 2015, Declamation contest, Debate, Collage, Singing and Dance

competitions were organized.

2. Anti-ragging slogan writing competition and typing test was organized in Oct.

2015.

3. Poster & Collage making competition were held in Feb. 2016.

4. “Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao” abhiyan was organized by Distt. Administration in

college, in which Ruchika, student of BCA-1st year got a cheque of Rs. 10,000/-

from Honorable Deputy Commissioner, Una as aid for higher studies.

DEPARTMENT OF BBA

The result for the academic session 2014-15 was 100% which is a clear example of the

hard work put in by the teachers as well as students. Besides, interesting academic and



co-curricular activities were conducted in the department in which the students

participated whole heartedly.

1. A talent hunt was organized on 29th Feb, 2016 which included Quiz Competition,

Ad-mad show, Declamation, Mehandi competition, Rangoli competition and

collage making competition were some other activities conducted during the

session.

2. The department organized an Industrial visit to TVS Motors on 12th, Feb 2016,

the students were greatly benefited by this visit as this is a part of their

curriculum also. They are thus given an exposure for their foray into the

competitive market.

DEPARTMENT OF MCA

University Gold Medal:

Jyoti Sharma MCA-2015 batch won University Gold Medal in MCA-2015 batch.

Placements:

The following four students got campus Placements:

1. Pooja Manhas (IPhone Developer) at Drish Infotech Chandigarh.

2. Jaswinder Kaur (Digital Marketing Manager) at RCE Chandigarh.

3. Rajat Sharma (Business Development Manager) at PMK Infotech Pvt. Ltd.

Panchkula

4. Satpal Sharma (Business Development Manager) at PMK Infotech Pvt. Ltd.

Panchkula

Industrial Visit:

One week Industrial Visit to Info Tech Corporation of Goa Ltd. was organized by

the department in the year 2015. 50 students of MCA-2016 batch participated in

this visit along with faculty members.

Inter College Cultural competition (HPTU):

The MBA and MCA Girls Group Dance contingent won the first Prize in the first

HPTU Inter College Competition.

Inter College Sports meet (HPTU):



1. The Badminton team of MCA department was runners up in the first HPTU

Inter College Sports meet.

2. Mohit a student of MCA department won silver medal in Badminton-Singles.

3. Mohit, Naveen, Rajat and Sachin Chadda jointly won the silver medal in

Badmintorn-Doubles.

4. A joint team of MCA and MBA also participated in Kabbadi.

College Level Journal ( ‘Wings’- The advent of future researchers):

MBA and MCA Department jointly started a college level Journal under the title

‘WINGS’- The advent of future researchers.

MBA/MCA Inter-Department Annual Sports meet (‘Frolic’- The Fun Games):

MBA/MCA jointly organized an Inter-Department annual sports meet (‘Frolic’-

The Fun Games) in the month of March. Students from both the departments

participated enthusiastically in all the events.

“Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao” Abhiyan:

Jagriti Sharma and Ratika Thakur won the 1st and 2nd prize respectively in

Declamation Contest in “Beti Bachao, Beti Padao” Abhiyan organized by District

Administration, Una (HP)

Appreciation Letter for Application Software (LPU):

Amit Kumar, Jagriti Sharma, Ratika Thakur and Namita Sood, won the

appreciation letter for their application software at LPU.

DEPARTMENT OF MBA:

Placements:

The following students got campus Placements:

1. Rohit Dhiman as Business Development Manager at PMK Infotech Pvt. Ltd.

Panchkula

2. Akshay Awasthi as Business Development Manager at PMK Infotech Pvt. Ltd.

Panchkula

3. Ankur Jaswal as Business Development Manager at PMK Infotech Pvt. Ltd.

Panchkula

4. Atul as Business Development Manager at PMK Infotech Pvt. Ltd. Panchkula



5. Avinash Sharma as Relationship officer-sales at AU Financers Ltd.

6. Parminder as Executive Sales at AU Financers Ltd.

7. Sahil Dutt as Exective Sales at AU Financers Ltd.

8. Vicky Sharma as Executive Sales at AU Financers Ltd.

9. Vivek Kumar as Executive Sales at AU Financers Ltd.

Industrial Visit:

1. Department organized Industrial tour of MBA 4th semester to Satyam Motors,

Haridwar, Uttrakhand.

2. Department organized Industrial visit of MBA 2nd semester students to

International Tractor Ltd. Hoshiarpur (SONALIKA).

Inter College Cultural competition (HPTU):

The MBA and MCA Girls Group Dance won the first Prize in the HPTU Inter

College Competition.

Inter College Sports meet (HPTU):

A joint team of MCA and MBA also participated in Kabbadi in HPTU-Inter College

Sports meet.

College Level Journal ( ‘Wings’- The advent of future researchers):

MBA and MCA Department jointly started a college level Journal under Title

‘WINGS’- The advent of future researchers.

College-Annual Athletic meet:

1. Nisha Paul won Gold medal in Shot-put

2. Manjeet Singh won Silver medal in Javelin

3. Pankaj won Bronze medal in Javelin

4. Munish won Bronze medal in Shot-put

MBA/MCA Inter-Department Annual Sports meet (‘Frolic’- The Fun Games):

MBA/MCA jointly organized an Inter-Department annual sports meet (‘Frolic’-

The Fun Games) in the month of March. Students from both the departments

participated enthusiastically in all the events.



NAAC VISIT

A three member NAAC peer team visited the college from 28th to 30th March, 2016. The

team conducted a thorough inspection to ascertain the infrastructure, facilities and

general academic atmosphere of the college. The result of this inspection is expected

shortly.

SCHOLARSHIPS

SPORTS

The college has progressed by leaps and bounds in the sports arena. It continues to

hold the top honors among colleges of the state. This year too our sportsmen

performed excellently at inter-college and inter-university level. Regular sports

activities were conducted during the whole year. The college celebrated Annual Sports

Day on 26th Feb.2016. An Inter-Class Athletics Meet was organized on this day. More

Sr. No. Name of Scheme Total Candidates Total Amount

1. Kalpana Chawla Chhatravritty 51 765000/-

2. Dr. Ambedkar Medhavi Chattarvrity

Yojana

8 80000/-

3. Dr. Ambedkar Post Matric Scheme for

the Economically Backward Classes

2 11056/-

4. Swami Vivekananada Utkrisht

Chattarvritti Yojana

2 20000/-

5. IRDP Scholarship Scheme to OBC

Students

31 37200/-

6. Post Matric Scholarship Scheme to OBC

Students

93 336817/-

7. Post Matric Scholarship Scheme to SC

Students

62 286834/-



than 100 athletes (men & women) participated in 20 different events, Mr. Amrinder Pal

of B. A. –II sem and Poonam of B. Sc. –VI sem were declared best athletes in their

respective catagories.

The college successfully hosted the HP University Badminton Championship held w.e.f.

16th to 19th September 2015. Our men’s team claimed the top honours in the tourney.

Seven Cricket matches were played in this college during this HP university Cricket

championship. Our college cricket team won this championship.

In HP University inter-college championship, our college team participated in 13

sports events in men’s section and women teams in 05 events. In men’s section our

college teams got first position in two events, second positon in three and third

position in three events. Out of three sports events, our women team got second

position in Handball. Our college scored 20(highest) points in the overall tally of HP

University sports activities. Thus the college became overall champion of HP

University in sports activities for the fourth consecutive year. I congratulate Sh. Nand

Lal Associate Professor Phy.Edu. & Sports, staff members and students of the college

for this stupendous achievement in the sports arena.

The team wise details of achievement in Inter-college Championship

Section Events Position Remarks

Men’s Section

Cricket Winners

The college became

over-all Champion

for

this year(2015-16)

also by earning 20

Points.

Hand Ball Runners-up

Judo Runners-up

Badminton Winners

Wrestling 3rd position

Boxing 2 Medals

Kabaddi Runners-up

Women’s Section

Hand Ball Runners-up

Athletics One Silver Medal



Participation in inter-varsity

1. Cricket: Sahil,Sajan Rana, Shitij Ratan, Gaurav, and Sourabh Bodh.

2. Hand-Ball: Parminder Bhatia, Vipan Kuamr, Ravinder, Shikha Kumari,

Aradhana, Priyanka.

3. Judo: Rohit Kumar, Saurav Suman, Vinod Kumar.

4. Football: Parmod Kumar, Vishal Singh.

5. Badminton: Rajat Kang, Karan Chaudhary, Chhavi Thakur

6. Volley-Ball: Chirag, Nek Ram.

7. Kabaddi: Devinder Kumar, Akash Chaudhary.

8. Wrestling: Gaurav

A modern gymnasium with state of the art equipment has been set up in the college.

CULTURAL ACTIVITIES

The college cultural contingent took part in HP university youth festival Group-II, held

at Govt. College Bilaspur. Our vocalists gave scintillating performance in Indian Group

song, light vocal Music, Folk song and western vocal solo under the tutelage of Sh.

Sanjay Verma, Associate Professor in Vocal Music. The String ensemble from

Department of Instrumental Music participated in World Cultural Festival at Delhi from

11th to 13th March 2016. They performed on Sitar and had performers from all over the

world for company. The group was accompanied by Dr. Indu Bala, Associate Professor

in Instrumental Music and Sh. Yashpal, Tabla Player. Bhatkhandy Sangeet Parishas

organized a music quiz in which the team comprising of Indu Bala, Anju Bala and

Amandeep won the first prize. Ms. Amrit Kaur a BA Ist year student cleared 5 rounds of

the famous musical show ‘Sa Re Ga Ma Pa’ and managed a place in the top 20 of the

singing competition ‘Voice of Himachal’. The newly formed ‘Himalayan Eco Club’ is

making a significant contribution towards the sensitization of students about our

ecology. Ms. Neha Mahajan of B.Sc. IVth semester is the secretary of this club.

Commerce society and literary society also organized declamation contests in March

2016 and the response was overwhelming.



NCC

National cadet Corps (NCC) is a distinguished youth organization of the country

engaged in grooming the youth-‘The Leaders of Tomorrow’- into disciplined and

patriotic citizens. Two units of NCC under Lieut. (Dr.) Ashwani Kumar and Prof. Navita

Sharma are working efficiently in our college.

In this session in 6 HP (I) COY, 76 cadets(Girls and Boys) and in Girls BN 60 cadets were

enrolled. Cdt. Anjali Brought laurels to the college by participating in the Thal Sena

Camp (TSC) at New Delhi. U/O Sachin Thakur, Cdt. Saurav and Cdt. Pratibha

participated in National Integration camp (NIC) held at Meerut, Utter Pradesh. 44

cadets from our college participated in Combined Annual training camp (CATC) at JNV

Pekhu Bela, Una organized by 6 HP (I) COY NCC unit Una. Apart from this our cadets

participated in various social activities of the college such as Tree plantation and rallies

on social awareness.

NSS

Three units of NSS are functioning under the guidance of Dr. Indu Bala, Dr. Aruna

Sharma and Prof. Anil Dogra. A total of 300 volunteers-241 girls and 59 boys-have

been enrolled in these units. During the academic session, 7 one day camps were

organized and the volunteers participated with enthusiasm and devotion to make

these camps a success. Various activities like Cleanliness campaign, Tree Plantation,

Cultural programmes and awareness rallies were undertaken to spread social

messages among the masses. Clean India Campaign, AIDS Day, Road Safety Campaign,

Voters’ Day were some important events that were taken up by NSS volunteers and

they were generously supported by our staff members and public in general. NSS

Programme Officers and volunteers also participated in a Rally related to the theme

“Beti Hai Anmol” in Indira Stadium, Una organized by Distt Administration. District

Administration, HP Police, Health & Family Welfare Department also contributed with

their inputs and logistical support from time to time.



The Annual NSS special camp was organized from 21st December 2015 to 27th

December 2015. 131 volunteers were a part of this camp with Sameer Roshan,

President and Ms. Rani, Secretary, who discharged their duties diligently. Principal Dr.

SK Chawla was the chief guest on the inaugural function. He exhorted the volunteers to

take special care to keep themselves fit and healthy. The key note speakers during this

camp included Sh. R.R. Rohi, Retired Principal(College), Sh. N. K. Trivedi,

Superintendent Engineer I.P.H. Department Una. Sh. Ankush, Prem Ashram Una, Sh.

L.R. Dogra, Branch Manager Central Bank of India, Una and Miss. Anu Sharma, Dental

Doctor. On the whole a very healthy interaction was made possible on subjects ranging

from health, water conservation, career, spiritualism, social work etc. and our

volunteers benefitted immensely from this camp. The volunteers also collected

woollens, eatables, soap and detergents from their own homes to be distributed among

the migrants living in village Lalsingi. One day was devoted to trekking to Banode

Mahadev temple Chatara near Una. A discussion on ‘Beti Bachao Beti Padhao’ was also

organized. Tree Plantation with forest Department was organized in village Saloh and

village Bhadsali. Sh. R.R. Rohi, Retired Principal College, was the chief guest on the

closing function of this camp. He underlined the importance of NSS and shared

information on Cleanliness, plantation and discipline. Overall, it was a satisfactory year

for NSS in the College.

IGNOU STUDY CENTRE

A study centre of IGNOU is operational in the campus with Dr. Ashwani Patel as its

Assistant Coordinator. This study centre provides distance learning facilities to those

who are unable to continue regular studies due to varied reasons. It is successfully

running numerous courses related to arts, Commerce, Management, Computers and

various PG, Diploma and Certificate courses.



LIBRARY

The College library endeavors to be a pioneer in helping educate students to become

skilled, effective, responsible information users- people who recognize when they need

information, and know how to find, retrieve, evaluate and use it effectively, efficiently

and ethically. The College library during the reporting year has taken an

entrepreneurial approach by undertaking the challenge of providing exemplary library

and information resources and services in creative as well as sometimes

unconventional ways. College library has provided relevant, patron-centered support

both to the students and staff of the college. The library resources are being automated

using SOUL library software. An NLIST service, the e-resources provided by the

INFLIBNET has been subscribed for the use of faculty and students. Digital section of

the library is operational where Virtual Learning Resource Centre with excellent state-

of –the art computer facilities having 6 Internet connected terminals with Local Area

Network (LAN) have been installed.

PTA

A Parent’s Teacher Association is functioning smoothly in the college under the

Presidentship of Sh. K.S. Guleria. It is instrumental in giving impetus to the

development of the college infrastructure.

OSA

An Old Student Association was formed in the college in the year 2005. Alumni of this

college joined hands to work for the betterment of their Alma Mater, Prof (Retd.)

Prabhjot Singh, a student of the first batch was elected as President of OSA this year.

COLLEGE MAGAZINE

The college Magazine ’Sombhadra’ is a regular feature and it provides a platform to

the budding creative minds of the college.



CSCA

Under the directions from H.P University, the CSCA election this year were conducted

on nomination based students representation. 27 students were nominated from

different classes on the basis of their performance in Academics, Cultural Activities,

NCC, NSS, Sports and various clubs and socities. The Executive was chosen by these

nominated students. The office-bearers of this year’s CSCA are:

1. Ms. Jyoti Bala B.Com. VI Semester President

2. Ms. Monika Mann B.A. VI Semester Vice- President

3. Ms. Shefali B.Sc. II Semester Secretary

4. Ms. Sonia Thakur BCA II Semester Joint-Secretary

TRANSFERS & RETIREMENT

1. Sh. Balvinder Rana Dept. of Pol. Science, Sh. Sumit Kumar Dept. of Physics, Sh.

Gulshan Rai Dept. of Chemistry, Smt. Pawan Kalsi Dept. of Botany and Smt. Meena

Kumari Soni (Librarian-SG) joined the College on their transfer from other colleges.

2. Dr. Paresh Prabhakar Dept. of English, Sh. S.K. Sood (Librarian), Dr. Vijay Nag

Dept. of Economics, Sh. Gurdev Singh Dept. of Physics, Dr. Lekh Raj Dept. of Hindi,

Smt. Binny Ohri Dept. of Mathematics, Smt. Sumiksha Dept. of Botany, Sh. Pawan

Kumar Dept. of Chemistry and Dr. Sophia Prabhakar Dept. of English were

transferred from this college during this academic session.

3. Sh. P.S. Chandel Dept. of Pol. Science and Sh. Y.P. Saini Dept. of English retired

during this academic session.



PERSONAL AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE STAFF

1) Dr. Indu Bala (Dept. of Music(Instrumental)):

Attended Copacity Building programme on OPFA at HIPA Shimla.

Participated in World Cultural Festival at Delhi and played classical Ragas

on Sitar as a part of symphony.

Conducted a yoga session of 700 cadets and volunteers of Distt. Una on

21th June 2015- International Yoga Day.

Participated in a ‘Kavya Goshthi’ organized by Himachal Mahila Sahityakar

Sansthan, Kullu.

2) Dr. S. K. Bansal (History):

Under his guidance three Ph.D. scholars were awarded their doctorate.

3) Sh. Sanjay Verma (Dept. of Music(Vocal)):

Submitted his Ph. D. thesis in December 2015.

Participated in two national seminars, at Shimla and Jalandhar.

Published three paper in reputed national journals.

4) Dr. Uma Rani (Dept. of Sanskrit):

Presented papers in 2 international, 1 national and 1 state level seminar.

Published 3 papers in journals of repute.

Published one book.

5) Dr. Anil Dogra (Dept. of Economics):

Authored four books on various aspects of economy.

Published11 research papers in international journals and 3 in national

journals.

In collaboration with Commerce Department was accorded sanction for a

national level conference by UGC.

6) Dr. Satpal Singh(Journalism and Mass Communication):

Published 1 research paper each in International and National Journals.

7) Sh. Dharvinder Kumar (Dept. of Chemistry):

Submitted his Ph. D. thesis to HP University.

Published two papers each in International and National Journals.



Attended Induction training programme for Assistant Professors at SCERT

Solan.

Attended National Seminar on ‘Ayurveda for Holistic Health’, organized by

All India Ayurvedic Congress in Punjab University Chandigarh which was

inaugurated by Hon’ble President of India.

NEEDS OF THE COLLEGE/VISION FOR THE FUTURE

In order to provide cutting edge education, it is imperative to adopt a futuristic

approach. The college has lined up some projects for the future which are important

for its overall development.

a) Introduction of various professional courses has led to the need for construction

of girls as well as boys hostel.

b) The college owns the largest land area in Himachal Pradesh. Therefore, more

residences for the teaching and non-teaching staff should be constructed in the existing

Teacher’s Colony.

c) Keeping in view the record breaking achievements in the field of sports, a sports

stadium is the need of the hour.

d) Due to retirements and various other reasons there is a paucity of staff in the

administrative department. The existing staff strength is inadequate and more posts

are required to be created in order to handle the growing needs in an efficient manner.

e) Social science subjects, especially Political Science and History, attract a large

number of students. The present number of posts in the said departments is not

sufficient. One vacancy in Political Science has not been filled up for more than a year.

Atleast one more post needs to be created in the Dept. of History. There is an urgent

need for a Tabla teacher/ Instructor in the Dept. of Music.

Last but not the least, I shall be failing in my duty, if I do not record a vote of thanks to

the District Administration, various govt. departments, Media, Social organizations and

distinguished personalities who have extended a helping hand from time to time.

Sir, your august presence as Chief Guest for the 48th Annual Prize Distribution Function

has given this college an occasion to rejoice and rededicate itself in its quest for



excellence. On behalf of the Students, CSCA, all the staff members, I once again express

my heartfelt thanks to you. I also congratulate the prize winners and wish them a

prosperous future.

Jai Hind!

Dr. S.K. Chawla

Principal

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Annual Report 2015-16 - Govt. P.G. College Una (H.P.)govtpgcollegeuna.in/ANNUAL REPORT -2015.pdf10 new rooms have been provided with overhead projectors and screens. Teachers have