cec news april 2015

Best community radio award

for EMRC Chennai

Anna Community Radio, the

oldest Community Radio being

run by Electronic Media Research

Center (EMRC) Chennai has done

it again. It has bagged prestigious

National Award second time for its

contribution in community

awareness. In the category of

Community Engagement Awards,

Anna Community Radio of

Chennai got the first award for its

Tamil programme 'Time for

Women'. The award was given by

Minister of Information and

Broadcasting Minister Arun

Jaitely in the 5th National

Community Radio Sammelan.

Earlier it has won the national

award in 2010-11 for the series on

Science for Health and Nutrition

for Women.

A Monthly Newsletter of Consortium for Educational CommunicationAn Inter-University Centre of University Grants Commission on Electronic Media

Vol.16 No. 04 April 2015 www.cec-ugc.nic.in

Three orientation workshops were organized by the Consortium for Educational

Communication (CEC) and its EMRCs at Chennai, Madurai and Calicat on 4th, 6th and

10th of March 2015 respectively. The objective of the workshop was to familiarize and

train subject experts who are involved in the production of educational multimedia e-

content. There were approx. 150 participants from across the colleges and universities of

the region who attended the orientation workshops. Prof Rajbir Singh, Director, CEC

while inaugurating the workshops told the participants that the future of education lies in

going digital. “The e-content produced by the Media Centres will remain in the digital

domain for a long time and therefore we shall make them future ready,” pointed out Prof.

Rajbir Singh, while addressing the participants. He also urged upon that the experts

involved in the e-content production should bear in mind the learner's abilities and

capacities. The Director stressed upon the need to conceive and produce programmes

with high quality quotient.

Dr. Sunil Mehru, Joint Director (Software), CEC made a presentation in Calicat center

on different aspects of e-content production involving the crucial and important role of

academicians as subject experts and further said that unlike other contents available in

the web world, the e-content produced by Media Centres has a superior value owing to

the authenticity and reputation of the organization like CEC. Mr. Nageswar Nath, while

discussing the nuances of digital learning and training in EMRC Chennai, elaborated

upon the operational aspects of the digital learning. The respective Directors of the

media centers of Chennai, Madurai and Calicat Dr. Gauri, Dr. Shobna Bai and Sri

Damodar Prasad welcomed the assembly of teachers and experts engaged in e-content

production and briefed on the different stages of e-content production. They briefly

explained how the experts can enable the producers to develop quality and such

multimedia rich e-content.

INSIDEOrientation Workshops forTeachers at 3 EMRCs

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Schedule 8

EDUSAT Schedule 24

BRIEF NEWS

Media and Education 3

Our Activities 4

Dear readers,

India is witnessing the emergence of a self sustaining digital learning ecosystem which

has many stakeholders including learners, trainers, technology developers and policy

makers etc. Trainers are an important partner to address in the digital learning

environment as learners are. No doubt the programmes are being designed and developed

keeping in mind the learner capacities, capabilities, interest and relevance. But in the

whole narrative of digital learning, interestingly, trainers have emerged as key creators and deliverers of the

content. Ironically, as it might seem, though learner is the center of the programme, there is emergence of a

'celebrity trainer' who has a reputation, ranking and branding of his own. This might be an added motivation also for

the trainers to invest their skills and energy to become adept in digital deliveries of education.

Now coming to the Indian digital learning environment, we need to invest heavily in training of the trainers. It is a

huge task given massive population of learners. We, at CEC have been planning a series of trainers orientation

workshops in collaboration with our media centres located across the length and breadth of the country. The idea

behind it is to not only introduce them to entirely new digital learning environments but also to enable them to

address various issues in digital learning like to digital familiarity etc. Without a competent taskforce of trainers the

idea of digital education wouldn't fly high. Many more such programmes would be designed and executed by the

CEC to create a balanced and a self sustaining eco-system of digital learning. Because the new learning digital

environment is a complete paradigm shift in the education content generation

and delivery, it will take time to orient the resources and make them comfortable

to the idea of virtual teaching. But we believe the landscape of Indian Higher

Education is being redefined and revitalized so that it is able to nurture the much

needed human resource which is crucial to the development of a nation.

Prof. Rajbir Singh

Director’s notes

CEC Television News April 2015 2

Editorial board

Editor’s desk

Chief EditorProf. Rajbir Singh

Executive EditorDr. Sunil Mehru

EditorDr. Shatruddha


Media & Education

Adoption as a process has been approached by various theorists ranging from rural sociologists to marketers and

campaigners across many disciplines including E. M. Rogers, most influential of them all, in his foundational book

“Diffusion of Innovations.” Teaching for long has been traditionally focused on class room activity performed with

board and chalk. Though in the western world it has changed drastically but in the developing world it is still to set the

ball rolling as it is being used sporadically. It is not due to the unavailability of the infrastructure but also due to the

question of adoption of technology in teaching by an individual or an organization. Rogers has categorized adopters into

5 categories, namely Innovators, Early Adopters, Early Majority, Late Majority and Laggards. Depending upon the

socio-economic and other demographic variables, people can be placed in these categories accordingly. Thus, learners

and instructors may adopt and respond to technology in education differently depending upon various traits.

Teaching and learning are becoming an altogether different systems of interaction and experience. The concept of

digital education has placed the student in the center and teacher is just a facilitator. It is somewhat similar to the 'Death

of Subject' in postmodernism. The whole debate and focus is about students and learning. Teaching revolves and

evolves with a focus on the students.

Cultural and social values are known to make a crucial background for the innovation adoption. Apart from these, there

are also psychological traits of an individual that determine the willingness and readiness to adopt an innovation. Our

education content and delivery mechanism needs an insight of innovation and its successful adoption by all of its

stakeholders like students and learners. Demographically speaking, students from Gen X and Y and even Z are avid fans

and adopters of various technologies and their numerous application be it for social networking or financial or

educational. In fact, the e-commerce revolution in India is being led by them. The role of change agent may have been an

important variable in Roger's thesis of rate of adoption of innovation but in the context of technology adoption in above

demographic categories, change agent doesn't play much role. They, as a category, are innovators and very adept in

technology use.

Similarly, young teachers are proficient and comfortable with technology use compared to previous generation. We

need to take into account these demographic while planning out strategy to address the digital education adoption in

India.

There is a scope to understand the varied adoption process and response to the education technology among learners and

teachers alike. The understanding may help diffuse the education technology uniformly which may ultimately help shift

our education to the digital completely.

Contributed by: Dr. Shatruddha, Research Scientist, CEC

Technology Adoption and Culture

Our Activities

Launch of 4 online courses

In line with the government of India Initiative for National Skill Development Programme aiming to enhance the

vocational skill and therefore employability, Consortium for Educational Communication (CEC) has proposed

launching 4 online certificate courses in certain professional-vocational areas. These course proposed to be launched

are- Script writing, Editing for Films and Television, Photography and Marketing Communication and Salesmanship.

The courses would be open to all interested without any age or other bars. The courses shall be of duration ranging from

6 to 8 weeks. The content of the courses will be available through the webcast and video on demand.

EMMRC Srinagar Conducts 7-day Refresher Course

To hone the skills of media professionals

and get them closer to the newest

technological developments, EMMRC

Srinagar in collaboration with the

Directorate of Information and Public

Relations, J&K Government organised a

week long refresher course, from 23

February to 02 March, at EMMRC,

Srinagar. The refresher course was

attended by Information Officers, and Camera Persons of J&K government besides some working journalists of the

valley. During the 7-day workshop the participants had interaction with resource persons from print and electronic

media. Experts delivered lectures on a variety of themes related to Information Communication Technology (ICTs) and

its visible effects on the modern media. The participants were also engaged in different media activities which helped

them understand the challenges of a fast changing world. Speaking to participants during inaugural function, Divisional

Commissioner, Kashmir, Rohit Kansal urged them to strike a balance between speed and fact-finding. Dr Shahid

Rasool, Director EMMRC, Srinagar, stressed on the importance of using ICT and new media in information delivery.

Course coordinator, Dr Saleema Jan, Research Scientist, emphasised the need to be credible amid a never ending flow

of news and choose appropriate medium to reach the target audience. Shafqat Iqbal, Joint Director DIPR, advised

journalists to uphold positive journalism and shun negative trends. Dean, Academic affairs, University of Kashmir, Prof

M. Ashraf Wani while appreciating the conduct of the refresher course expressed hope that such workshops will be held

in future too. Acknowledging EMMRC's efforts towards media education, participants thanked the Centre for

successful conduct of the courses and prayed for more such courses on regular intervals.


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April 2015 Highlights

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Fluid Mechanism(9 Episodes)

Everyday Physics

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Group Theory inChemistry

(14 Episodes) Chemistry

Basics of Editing(7 Episodes)

MassCommunication

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CEC Television News April 20156

April 2015 Synopsis


Shot in actual post offices & other postal departments, this

programme highlights the workings of the postal system. The

difficulties involved in the massiveness of the operation & some

otherwise silent services of this department from the bulk of the

programme. It also touches upon modernization and its possible

advantages and dangers.

2nd April 2015 : Postal System - How it Works

This programme gives an important information about step by step development & invention of the polymer. The purpose of this programme is to give a brief knowledge of origin scenario of polymer. It contains the characteristics & various properties of polymer.

3rd April 2015 : Polygons and Polyhedra

The programme explains the key role in house hold as well as Industrial process and plant diseases.

4th April 2015 : Small Wonders

Stamps are known as tiny ambassadors. They represent the country-its culture, history, personalities, flora & fauna Stamps have a very interesting and colourful history. Studded with very colourful and interesting stamps, this programme illustrates in a lucid way the history of stamps, the art & craft of designing and printing stamps The programme includes interview with Mr. Dipok Dey (a keen philatelist & stamp designer) & Postmaster General.

5th April 2015 : Chronicles of The Postage Stamp

Stabilisation of Ag (ii) and Ag (iii) unusual oxidation states by suitable ligands under controlled conditions. Fast kinetic measurements of the short lived species, usefulness of these states in battery industries etc.

Part of the series on the Minority communities of Calcutta, this documentary revolves around the Anglo - Indian community and their way of life. The programme attempts to encapsulate their achievements, their social fabric, their cultural and religious bonding and various other important aspects of the community. Using a narration which is an

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12th April 2015 : Anglo Indians: Of Pride andPrejudice

13th April 2015 : Unusual Oxidation States

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.

15th April 2015 : Introduction to Calculus

audio-montage of what some of the prominent members of this community feel, the programme 'Of Pride And Prejudice' is how the people of community see themselves and how they would like others to see them.

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.

18th April 2015 : Water Treatment at Point of Use

Scientists observe many phenomena that cannot be explained by ordinary stellar objects. Therefore, the presence of something in the universe that cannot be seen was conjectured. It was suggested that stars can collapse to such an extent that their mass becomes so high and gravity so great that nothing can escape from it. Even light would be trapped by the intense gravity of this object. These were called black holes. Do they exist?

20th April 2015 : The Mysterious Black Holes

Perspectives in Modern English Literature/ Modern Drama: The Common ManHero - I

Balkan Nationalism Up To The BerlinCongress

Purva Mimamsa Ritualism

Coefficient of Correlation : Karl Pearson

Human Genetics and Its History andDevelopment

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Postal System - I: History

Definition of Script Writing

Gibberellins

The Unknown Citizen – W.H. Auden

Vaishvik ChetnaHindi 0600/1400/2200

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Philosophy

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Communication

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Bio-Chemistry

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Arsenic Contamination - I: Problems andProperties

Properties of Matter: Elasticity - I

Interface: DNA Repair and Genomic

Instability

Group Theory in Chemistry - I

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Perspectives in Modern English Literature/ Modern Drama: The Common ManHero - II

The Nanda Dynasty of Magadha

Great Educators and Their Ideals: Dr. S.Radhakrishnan

Dance Therapy: Changing Lives Through

Movement

Fundamentals in Physical and BiologicalAnthropology

Carl Rogers' Theory of Personality

Qualities of A Good Script Writer

Geometrical Transformation - II: Translation

Vilayat Pahunch Hi GayaHindi

Postal System - II: How it Works

Philosophy

Communication

Thursday 2nd April, 2015

Literature

History

Economics

Anthropology

Education

MassCommunication

Maths

Botany

Health

Physics

Maths

Algae: General Characteristics andClassification

Arsenic Contamination - II: Analysis ofWater for Arsenic

Properties of Matter: Elasticity - II

Algorithms and Flowcharts

Do Not Go Gentle Into That Goodnight- By Dylan Thomas

English

Chemistry Group Theory in Chemistry - II

Geometrical Transformation - I: Reflection Maths

The Vernier GaugePhysics

Dragon of The NorthCulture

Hazarduari: The Palace with A ThousandDoors

Archaeology

A Garden of Herbs and DreamsBotany

Mount VesuviusGeologyHastashilpa: Aatmnirbharta Ka Prateek(Filler)

Conducting PolymerChemistry Chemistry Oxidation Number: First Principle



History of Arts: Mughal Art UnderJahangir

Partition Saga - I: Two Nations OneCountry

Causality

Prayas: The One Rupee Revolution - I

Pleistocene Climatic Conditions: Causesand Evidences

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Integral Pedagogy Process - I: Overview

Getting Ideas for Pogrammes

Drug Metabolism: Dentistry

General Characteristics of Gymnosperms

The Night of The Scorpion By NissimEzekiel

Shikango Vyakhyan: Swami VivekanandaHindi 0600/1400/2200

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Moral Development: PiagetSitafal (Filler)

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Time Friday 3rd April, 2015

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Education

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Arsenic Contamination - III: Living withArsenic

Bending of Beams - I

Machanism of Human Heart

Group Theory in Chemistry - III

Mauryan Sculpture and Terracotta: istory of Art: Indian Sculpture

The Age of Empire

Upanishads: Brahman

Prayas: The One Rupee Revolution - II

Theories of Inheritance: Man As An Objectof Genetic Study, Laws of Heredity:Mendel's Principle

Integral Pedagogy Process - II: Context

Writing The Proposal Outline

Utility of Fish Hematology

Phytochrome: Discovery, Role andMechanism of Action

Bhartiya Samachar Patra Itihas - IHindi

Philosophy

Saturday 4th April, 2015

Arts

History

Sociology

Anthropology

Education

MassCommunication

Zoology

Botany

Health

Physics

Biology

Chemistry

Arsenic Contamination - IV: ClinicalTreatment of Arsenicosis

Bending of Beams - II

Synthetic Evolution

Group Theory in Chemistry - IV

Education Kohlberg's Extension of Piaget's Theory

Because I Could Not Stop For Death ByEmily Dickinson - I

English

Small WondersSocial Science

Evolution of VideoMassCommunication

Sand Dunes: The Moving Mountains of

the Desert

EnvironmentalScience

Polygons and PolyhedraMaths Agriculture Rice to Every Mouth - I: Suiting AgroClimatic Condition



Masking of A Dancer: Bharatanatyam

Role Model: Mahasweta Devi: TheVoice of The Voiceless

Neighbourhood Campus

Aay Arjan Evam Vipnan Kriyaen

Understanding Emotions

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Chronicles of The Postage Stamp

Redeeming Rhesus Babies

The Story of the Yard and the MetreParallels in Geometry

Akbar Allahabadi: Urdu Nazam KiRiwayat

Rhythms of KeralaPerforming Arts 0600/1400/2200

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Plastics Recycling: An InsightMoti (Filler)

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Social Science


Time Sunday 5th April, 2015

Literature

Performing Arts

Biography

Economics

Psychology

Philately

MedicalScience

Maths

Chemistry

Botany

Botany

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Application of Electrical Conductivity:Measurement in Solution

Organic Farming: A Hope for BetterTomorrowPeacock Flower (Filler)

Exploring Eden: The Healing Touch ofNature

Education Off The Beaten Track

Rabindra Sangeet: Shasti

Introducing Mauryan Period

Kinds of Induction

Demographic Profile

Relationship of Physical Anthropologywith Other Branches of Anthropology

Integral Pedagogy Process - III: Experience

Habitat Degradation and Loss ofBiodiversity: A Case Study of CoastalLagoons in Southern Oman

Economic Importance of Algae

Because I Could Not Stop For Death ByEmily Dickinson - II

Vakya SanrachnaHindi

Introduction to Curriculum

Philosophy

Monday 6th April, 2015

English

Music

History

Political Science

Anthropology

Education

Zoology

Botany

Health

Physics

Medical Science

Chemistry

Arsenic Contamination - V : Preventionand Control

Bending of Beams - III

Penicillin: The Wonder Drug

Group Theory in Chemistry - V

Researching for Your ProjectMassCommunication

Education

Improvised Apparatus for TeachingMechanics

Physics

Jewellery Design Creativity in BeautyArts

Communication in VillagesSocial Science

Young Entrepreneurs: Home TuitionCoaching Centres

Career Watch

The Health Show: Kidney StonesMedical Science Rice to Every Mouth - II: Hybrid RiceAgriculture

Lead: A Silent Killer Medical Science



Rabindra Sangeet: Navatal - I

Partition Saga - II: The Idea of Pakistan

Interface: Visual Culture and PopularImagination

Antar Jyotir, Bahir Jyotir

Significance of Pleistocene Epoch inPrehistory

0730/1530/2330

Integral Pedagogy Process - IV: Reflection

Writing The Treatment

Juvenile Diabetes

Fossil Gymnosperms: A General Account

Noiseless Patient Spider

Truti Sanshodhan - IHindi 0600/1400/2200

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Curriculum: Meaning, Definition andTypes

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Education

Time Tuesday 7th April, 2015

English

Music

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Anthropology

Education

MassCommunication

Medical Science

Botany

Zoology

Physics

Chemistry

Chemistry

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The Circulatory SystemMy Teacher: Thumbing Toy (Filler)

Magnetism - I

Interview of Nobel Laureate: Dr. Paul J.Crutzen

Group Theory in Chemistry - VI

Psychology

Rabindra Sangeet: Navatal - II

Clash of Empires

Inteface: Scenario Change: Cultural and

Political Criticism

Correlation: Basic Concepts

Human Chromosome Complement

Integral Pedagogy Process - V: Action andEvolution

Wave Optics: Basic Optics and OpticalCommunicationAmarbel (Filler)

Applications of Crop Biotechnology

Bhartiya Samachar Patra Itihas - IIHindi

Principles of Curriculum Construction

Sociology

Education

Wednesday 8th April, 2015

Music

History

Anthropology

Education

Botany

Maths

Physics

Medical Science

Chemistry

Puzzles and Paradoxes in Statistics

Magnetism - II

Pathology Aur Swasthya

Group Theory in Chemistry - VII

Economics

Physics

Ulysses: Alfred Lord TennysonEnglish

Structure and Sequence DevelopmentMassCommunication

The Lost Childhood Social Science

Makers of Modern Manipuri LiteratureLiterature

Goals Unachieved Social Science

Young Entrepreneurs: Tailoring Career Watch Jhelum: Purity to PollutionEnvironmentalScience

Magnetic Reversals Physics Zoology Tent Making Bats



Rabindra Sangeet: Jhampak - I

History of Ancient India: The MauryanEmpire

Intuitionism

Twinning

Classification of Order Primates

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Career in Museology

Writing The Narration

Networks

Algae: Life Cycle

Ode To Autumn - John KeatsChota Gulmohar (Filler)

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Time Thursday 9th April, 2015

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Music

History

Anthropology

Career Watch

MassCommunication

Technology

Botany

Zoology

Physics

Medical Science

Chemistry

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A Talk on Cytogenetics of Cancer

Magnetism - III

Panchkarma - I

Group Theory in Chemistry - VIII

Philosophy

Rabindra Sangeet: Jhampak - II

Partition Saga - III: Countdown ToSeparation

Jainism: Epistemology, Ethics andAtheism

Relevance of Bank Merger in The IndianContext

Green Gold Leaves of LifeFailta Zahar Pradushan Ka (Filler)

Other Structure and Audio Visual Script

Trouble Blooms in Paradise

General Account of Gymnosperms

On Killing A Tree By Gieve Patel

Truti Sanshodhan - IIHindi

Orientation to Curriculum

Economics

Education

Friday 10th April, 2015

English

Music

History


MassCommunication

Botany

Botany

Technology

Physics

Medical Science

Chemistry

Another BhagirathFirst Step: Parag Agarwal (Filler)

Magnetism - IV

Panchkarma - II

Group Theory in Chemistry - IX

Philosophy

Dating Methods in PrehistoryAnthropology

General Designing A Lifestyle

Medical Science Feeling Good: Kidney Transplant



Rabindra Sangeet: Ekadashi

Triple Alliance and Triple Entente

Jainism: Ajiva, Syadvada andAnekantavada

Structure and Interpretation ofSeismograms

Cell Division: Mitosis and MeiosisWheel of Fortune (Filler)

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Raah: Hotel Management

Writing The Screenplay

Har Ek Ka Hota Hai Apna Abha Mandal

Ethylene: History of Discovery,Biosynthesis and Role in Plant Growthand Development

A Roadside Stand By Robert Forst

Samanikaran Bhartiya EvamAntarrashtriya Sandarbh

Hindi 0600/1400/2200

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Time Saturday 11th April, 2015

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Music

History

Anthropology

Career Watch

MassCommunication

Health

Botany

Technology

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Chemistry

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Boat Building: A Tradition Marginalised

Magnetism - V

Panchkarma - III

Group Theory in Chemistry - X

Geography

Anglo Indians: Of Pride and Prejudice

Role Model: The Sage Scientist: Dr. SudhirNath Sanyal

Colour of Minerals

The Future of Nation

Geopolitics and The Indian Challenge

It's A Serious Business

Be Wise Healthwise: Hepatitis (Filler)

Cervical Cancer

Knowing and Appreciating LifeThrough Science

Sonorous Sounds of Veena

Interface: Folk Performing TraditionsPerforming Arts

Value Oriented Leadership

Geography

Education

Sunday 12th April, 2015

Performing Arts

Culture

Biography

Political Science

Communication

Health

Science

Health

Zoology

Biotechnology

Botany

Feminization of Aging

Mitosis

Conversion of Wastes Into IndustriallyUseful Products

Exploring Eden: Flora of Sunderbans

Social Science

Grooming The GrandmasterSports

We Too Are CulpritsEnvironmentalScience

Value Addition in Fisheries Zoology Risne Wala Twacha Rog: EczemaMedical Science

Cat on the Edge: TigerZoology Maths Tirkonfalam



Rabindra Sangeet: Navapancha

History of Ancient India: Reign of Ashoka

Eight Limbs of Yoga

Welfare Economics

Salient Characteristics of the OrderPrimates

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Ecology of Thermal SpringsWater Harvesting (Filler)

Shooting, Script and Storyboard

Genetic Markers and DNA

Range of Thallus in Green Algae

Kalahandi

Appo Deepo Bhava: Swami ShraddhanandHindi 0600/1400/2200

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Time Monday 13th April, 2015

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Unusual Oxidation StatesPopular Cartoonist: Fouzuddin (Filler)

Magnetism - VI

Panchkarma - IV

Group Theory in Chemistry - XI

Economics

Rabindra Sangeet: Kaal Mrigya

The Final Cut

Great Educators and Their Ideals: SriAurobindo

Wegener's Theory of Continental Drift

Relative Dating

Emergence of Narmada Man

Creating The Screen Character

Urei: The Tree Flower

War Poetry

Sanshiptya

Popular Cartoonist: Girerd (Filler)Hindi

Community Resources

Philosophy

Education

Tuesday 14th April, 2015

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Music

History

Anthropology


MassCommunication

Botany

Sericulture

Physics

Medical Science

Chemistry

Spirulina Cultivation

Magnetism - VII

Panchkarma - V

Group Theory in Chemistry - XII

Geography

Diversity of GymnospermsBotany

HomelessSociology

The Gambler's RuinMaths

Migration in AnimalsZoology



Rabindra Sangeet: Mayer Khela

First World War: The Origins

Hegel: The Real is Rational and Rationalis Real

Simple Single Factor Inheritance in Man

0730/1530/2330

Human Resource Management byProf. Irfan Rizvi

Dialogues and Actions

Introduction to Calculus

Diffusion Osmosis and Absorption

I Have A Dream Martin Luther King Jr

Sabhyata Evam SanskarHindi 0600/1400/2200

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Time Wednesday 15th April, 2015

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Biotechnology

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Chemistry

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Conversion of Wastes Into IndustriallyUseful Products

Optics - I

Trout Culture in Kashmir

Group Theory in Chemistry - XIII

Rabindra Sangeet: Chitrangada

History of Ancient India: Structure of

Mauryan Polity

Nyaya: Vaisheshika

Introduction to Statistics

Characters and The Distribution of

Anthropoid Apes

Pause and Ponder: Cold Flame (Filler)

Water Conservation and Harvesting

The Three Act Dramatic Structure

Nanoscience in Engineering

Volvox: Important Features and Life Cycle

Ideas And Opinions (On Freedom) By

Albert Einstein - I

Viram ChinhCastor Bean (Filler)

Hindi

Evaluation of Science Textbooks

Philosophy

Education

Thursday 16th April, 2015

English

Music

History

Anthropology


MassCommunication

Engineering

Botany

Biotechnology

Physics

Medical Science

Chemistry

Bioremediation

Optics - II

Cancer Risk Management: Stand Alone

Group Theory in Chemistry - XIV

EconomicsPolitical Sociology: Definition and ScopePolitical Science

Medical Science Good and Bad Cholesterol

CEC Television News April 2015 15 8


Rabindra Sangeet: Chandalika

The Partition, Migration and Settlement

Nyaya: Vaisheshika Systems ofPramanas - I

Investment Analysis

Absolute Dating Sadabahar (Filler)

0730/1530/2330

Ek Safal Prayas

Alternative to The Three Act Structure

Parallel Plate Capacitor

Evolution of Gymnosperms

Ideas And Opinions (On Freedom) ByAlbert Einstein - II

Acharan Ki Sabhyata: Sardar Puran SinghHindi 0600/1400/2200

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Introduction to Guidance

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Education

Time Friday 17th April, 2015

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Physics

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Physics

Life Science

Chemistry

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Introduction to Gene Therapy

Optics - III

Desert Biome

Quantum Chemistry - I

Economics

Microbiology

Rabindra Sangeet: Dhrupad - I I

Outline of Russian History in The 19th

Century

Introduction of Sociology of PierreBourdieu

Polygenic Inheritance and MultipleAllelism

Water Treatment at Point of Use

Numismatics (Filler)

The Budget

Senescence in Plants: Mechanism and

Role

Ideas And Opinions (On Freedom) ByAlbert Einstein – IIILajwanti (Filler)

Radio - I

Legal Education in Alternative Dispute

Redressal

Law

Saturday 18th April, 2015

Music

History

Anthropology


MassCommunication

Botany

Physics

Zoology

Diversity in Cell Size and Shape

Fluid Mechanics - I

Introduction to Immune System

Sociology

Biology

Hindi

English

Chemistry Quantum Chemistry - II

Biot-Savart LawPhysics

Nyaya: Vaisheshika Systems ofPramanas - II

Philosophy



Heritage of Bengal: Dhrupad of BishnupurGharana

Role Model: The Sanitation Man ofAndharmanikPopular Cartoonist: David Pascal (Filler)

Irrigation in India

Breaking Silence

A Sequel to The Wadas

0730/1530/2330

Ambition

Asia's Cleanest Village

Unveiling Cancer

Ascaris Lumbricoides

Hastshilp: Soundarya Gatha

Comic ReliefLiterature 0600/1400/2200

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Time Sunday 19th April, 2015

Art And Culture

Music

Biography

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Management


Medical Science

Zoology

Health

Chemistry

Maths

Geology

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A Date with Death

Demonstration of Acetylation Process

OrigamiPause and Ponder: Electrolysis (Filler)

Regional Metamorphism in Basic MaficRocks

Sociology

Rabindra Sangeet: Dhrupad - II

History of Ancient India: Ashoka's

Dhamma

Theories of Sidgwick and Kant

Probability: Basic Concepts

Human Skeleton: Classification andAnatomical Features

Career Dynamics and OrganizationalSocialization Process

Scripting for A Very Short Film

Body Bound Being Positive

The Happiest Man: Danny Kaye

Shabdo Ki Taaqat Bhag : I

The Beginning

Philosophy

Sports

Monday 20th April, 2015

English

Music

History

Anthropology

Management

MassCommunication

Medical Science

Botany

Zoology

Physics

Biology

Oedogonium: Important Features and LifeCycle

Arthropoda: ABC of The Largest Phylum

Fluid Mechanics - II

The Human Genome: Why Study it?

Economics

Chemistry Quantum Chemistry - III

Hindi

Minerals and Their Usages: Native

Elements


Hampi: The City of VictoryHistory

Astronomy The Mysterious Black Holes

Saving The Sea TurtleZoology

Soidon: Fermented Bamboo ShootBotany



Rabindra Sangeet: Dhrupad - III and IV

Agrarian Reforms

Utilitarianism: Bentham and J. S. Mill

Probability Theorems

Tools Typology and Technology

0730/1530/2330

SOHO: Small Office Home Office

The Horses' Game (Filler)

Writing for News

Understanding Factor Analysis

Geological Time Scale

A Grain of Mustard Seed - Ellis Peters

Vikas Ka Bhartiya ModelHindi0600/1400/2200

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Philosophy

Law

Time Tuesday 21st April, 2015

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Music

History

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Management

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Statistics

Botany

Biotechnology

Physics

Medical Science

Chemistry

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Soil Biotechnology

Fluid Mechanics - III

Ayurveda for Kidney Stones

Quantum Chemistry - IV

Economics

Rabindra Sangeet: Dhrupad - V

Growth of Revolutionary Movement

Great Educators and Their Ideals: Swami

Vivekananda

Political Participation - I

Different Stages of Life

Concept of Business

Writing for News and Current Affairs

Primary Health: Motherhood

Oxidative Phosphorylation and SubstrateLevel Phosphorylation

Why The Moon Waxes and Wanes -By Shanta Rameshwar Rao Unsung Services (Filler)

Radio - IIHindi

Science Career for Women

Philosophy

Career Watch

Wednesday 22nd April, 2015

English

Music

History

Anthropology

Commerce

MassCommunication

Medical Science

Botany

Zoology

Physics

Medical Science

Chemistry

Prokaryotic Cell

Fluid Mechanics - IV

Cow Milk in Ayurveda - I

Quantum Chemistry - V

Political Science

Women in Theatre: Mohini MathurPerforming Arts



Rabindra Sangeet: Kheyal Type of Songs

History of Ancient India: Society andEconomy

Political Participation – II

Skull and Vertebral Column

Sole Proprietorship

0730/1530/2330

Innovation Management

Madhumeh: Ke Shant Shatru

Coleochaete: Important Features and LifeHistory

Eukaryotic Cell

Energy - Isaac AsimovPause and Ponder: Thermoplast v/sThermoset (Filler)

Shabdo Ki Takat – IIHindi 0600/1400/2200

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Political Science

Time Thursday 23rd April, 2015

English

Music

History

Commerce

Management

Medical Science

Zoology

Physics

Medical Science

Chemistry

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Fluid Mechanics – V

Cow Milk in Ayurveda – II

Quantum Chemistry – VI

Anthropology

MassCommunication

Botany

Syllogism0800/1600/0000

Philosophy

0130/2130/0530

Rabindra Sangeet: Kirtan - I

Integration and Princely States

Geomorphology: Earthquakes

Distinguishing Features Between ManMade Tools and Naturally FragmentedAlleged Tools

Vidya Pillai: The Protagonist of WomenSports

Environmental Impact: Assessment of aSoapstone Mine

FRP - An Insight (Fibre Reinforced Plastic)

Morphology Anatomy and Reproductionin Pinus

Whom To Ask?

Spoken English and Broken English

Sapno Ki Udaan: A.P.J. Abdul Kalam

Kaner (Filler)

Hindi

Basic Concept of Editing - II

Geography

Friday 24th April, 2015

English

Music

History

Sports

Chemistry

Medical Science

Physics

Zoology

Chemistry

Fluid Mechanics - VI

Cell Differentiation

Quantum Chemistry - VII

Anthropology

MassCommunication

Botany

Logical Positivism: An IntroductionPhilosophy


Thengjing: Thorny Giant Water LilyBotany Of Fire and FlameChemistry

Sun Dawns on Indian IndustryEnvironmentalScience

LasiK (The Laser In-Situ Keratomileusis)Medical Science



Rabindra Sangeet: Kirtan - II

Making of The Russian Revolution of 1917

Ek Mayur Pankhi Utsav: Govardhan

Puja (Filler)

Coefficient of Correlation: Karl Pearson

Growth and Development and Methods inGrowth Studies Maang Jaari Hai (Filler)

A Conversation with Austin Clarke

0730/1530/2330

Vanya: Tryst with A Green Future

Chem Fun: Surface Tension

Auxims: History, Biosynthesis and Role

in Plant Growth

Neuron

The Conjurer's Revenge - By StephenLeacock

Radio - IIIHindi 0600/1400/2200

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Time Saturday 25th April, 2015

English

Music

History

Education


Chemistry

Biology

Physics

Zoology

Chemistry

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Fluid Mechanics - VII

Peripatus

Chemical Bonding - I

Anthropology

MassCommunication

Botany

Logical Positivism: Variability Principle0800/1600/0000

Philosophy

0130/2130/0530

Ulta Shasti

Role Model: The Inspired Inventor:Dr. Mihir Sen

India and Gulf Region: HistoricalBackground

Foundation of Anthropology: Conceptsof Human Origin

Analysing LakesAstra Drier: A Treasury forPreservation (Filler)

Turn Development

Why Cancer?

The Water Bearing Beds

The Atomic Pilgrimage: Dr. RajaRamanna

Kondapalli: The Hamlet of Heritage andCulture

Popular Cartoonists: QuinoFine Arts

Rays, Wind and All

Political Science

Sunday 26th April, 2015

Art And Culture

Performing Arts

Biography


Communication

Medical Science

Physics

Zoology

Biotechnology

Preparation of Meiotic Chromosome

Microorganism in Human Life

Anthropology


Hydrology /Geology

Group ApproachesPsychology

Geology Pyroxene Hornfels Facies

Rangeela Rajasthan: GangaurCulture

The Muse and The MinstrelCulture

Hamari Prithvi: VaayuEnvironmentalScience

Mathematics: Algebraic GeometryMaths Miracles of PrayersGeneral



Rabindra Sangeet: Prajaya - I

History of Ancient India: Art andCulture

Karnah: Living off The Edge

Pelvic Girdle and Foot

0730/1530/2330

A Long WaitThe Grass Orchid: Dendrobiumfalconeri (Filler)

Chilika Lagoon: Queen of Natural BeautyThe Money Plant (Filler)

Vaucheria: Important Features andLife CycleMidden Birds: The Stark Reality (Filler)

Chem Fun: Salt HydrolysisEco – Friendly Farming (Filler)

Prospects of Democracy in India ByDr. B.R. Ambedkar

Shabdo Ki Takat – IIIJab Uthe Hazaron Haath (Filler)

Hindi 0600/1400/2200

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Time Monday 27th April, 2015

English

Music

History

Education

Botany

Chemistry

Physics

Zoology

Chemistry

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Fluid Mechanics - VIII

Reproduction: Female

Chemical Bonding - II

Anthropology

MassCommunication

Botany

Relations of Ethics to Other Subjects0800/1600/0000

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0130/2130/0530

Rabindra Sangeet: Prajaya - II

Making of The Constitution

Indian Banking System and FinancialSector Reforms

Stone Tool Typology: Concept andClassification, Stone Tool Types andTheir FunctionsTeaching As Profession (Filler)

Broken Hearth

Basic Concept of Editing - V

Temperature Measurements

Cycas: Morphology, Anatomy andReproduction

The Last Clock First Step: Swarnendu Datta (filler)

Jivan: Udbhav Aur VikasHindi

Product: The Key Element of Marketing

Tuesday 28th April, 2015

English

Music

History

Anthropology


MassCommunication

Botany

Geology

Zoology

Disaster Management

Classification of Protozoa

Economics

Marketing

Physics

Samkhya YogaPhilosophy

Chemistry Chemical Bonding - III

Physics Fluid Mechanics - IX

Women and EnvironmentEnvironmentalScience

Stand Up ComedyPerforming Arts



Rabindra Sangeet: Prajaya - III

The October Revolution and The CivilWar of 1918 - 20

Urban Planning in India

Factors Affecting Growth

0730/1530/2330

Perception

Infectious Diseases and WaterborneDiseases

Atmosphere: Composition andStratificationThe Pearl in Peril (Filler)

Integration of Tissue Functions: Neuronaland Endocrine Aspects

The Old Man and The Sea

Bhartiya Samachar Patra Aur PahuchMy Teacher: Halloween Reaction (Filler)

Hindi 0600/1400/2200

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Time Wednesday 29th April, 2015

English

Music

History

Management

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Zoology

Physics

Geology

Chemistry

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Fluid Mechanics - X

Seismic Waves

Chemical Bonding - IV

Anthropology

MassCommunication

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Concept of Sthitaprajna in Bhagavad Gita

Natural Dye (Filler)

0800/1600/0000

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0130/2130/0530

Rabindra Sangeet: Prajaya - IV

Post Mauryan Developments

Fieldwork in Geography

Theory of Special Creation: Catastrophism

Environment and Human Health

Basic Concept of Editing - VII

HIV / AIDS

Ephedra: Morphology, Anatomy andReproduction

On Shaking Hands - A.G.Gardiner

Bhasha Ki MahatataHindi

PersonalityWater Harvesting (Filler)

Thursday 30th April, 2015

English

Music

History

Anthropology


MassCommunication

Botany

Zoology

Geology

Digestion and Absorption of DietaryComponents

Coastal Processes and Landforms

Geography

Management

Medical Science

Interface: Pakistani Women WritersQaisra Shahraz

Biography

Chemistry LED: LED Based White Light - I

Physics Solid State Physics - I

Sustainable DevelopmentEnvironmentalScience

Overcoming The BarriersBibliography

The Rites and Rituals of MaoCulture

Medical Science Japanese Encephalitis


Media Library

New additions to CEC Knowledge Resources

The Role of the Supreme C ourt

EIMP/PD /168 12'39"

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HOLIDAY

Dr. Anand Prakash CEC

HOLIDAY

Beginning of American English CEC

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EnglishMuktibodh as a Poet of

Commitment CEC

EnglishProgressive Hindi Poetry :

The Present CEC

Hindi Paribhashik Shabdawali-I Dr. Harish Sethi CEC

Hindi Dr P C Tandon CEC

Hindi Dr P C Tandon CEC

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Hindi Hindi Atma Katha Lekhan Dr P C Tandon

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Hungarian Mordernism

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Potrayal of women in HindiCinema-I

Sanskrit Literature

Dr. Margit Koves

Potrayal of women in HindiCinema-II

Dr. Pankaj Mishr CEC

Sanskrit

Vyas Channel and EDUSAT Network (Tentative)

10:00 am to 11:00 amLanguage/Literature/Art and Culture

Hindi

Sanskrit

CEC

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Dr. Anand Prakash

CEC

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Hindi

CEC

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Film Studies

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Sanskrit

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Dr. Manoj Sharma

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HOLIDAY

CEC

CEC

CEC

ˈPhonetics vs Phoˈnetics -

The PreliminariesProf. Rajbir Singh

CECGraphics and Print Production - I Prof. N. N. Sarkar

CEC

Provisions of Writ inConstitution of India

CEC

Education Dr. Parveen Sharma CEC

Dr. Ravi Shankar

Management Operations Management Dr. Subhash Kakkar

Principles and Practices ofManagement-V

Dr. Ravindra Kumar CEC

Principles and Practices ofManagement-VI

Dr. Rakesh Kumar

Entrepreneurship - I

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Dr. Ravindra Kumar

Community Problems andDevelopment

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Management Dr. Subhash Kakkar CEC

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The Place and value ofMotivation in Learning

Management Dr. Naseeb Ahmad

Operations Management

Marketing - I

Dr. Sanjai Bhatt

Dr. US PandeyFundamental of

Computer sciences-III

Fundamental ofComputer Sciences - IV

Dr. US Pandey CEC

ComputerScience

ComputerScience

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Education

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Home Science

Education

Role of Communication - II Ms. Rashi Mukhopadhyay

Dr. RatnaLearning as a Process

Social Work


Sarees of India - III Dr. Neelima AsthanaHome Science

Graphics and Print Production - II Prof. N. N. SarkarEducation

Management Marketing - II

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History

History

History

PoliticalScience

Economics

Geography

Geography

History

History

History

Economics

Economics

Economics

Economics

Indian Economy VIII

Political Theories

International Trade

Vedic Times-I

HOLIDAY

International Trade

HOLIDAY

International Trade

Party System and Elections

Vedic Times-IV

Vedic times-V

Political Theories

Indian Economy VII

Vedic times-III

Dr. Shankar Kumar

Climatology-II

Climatology-I

Classicism in Gupta Art

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Dr. Satish K Jha

Dr. Shankar Kumar

Dr. Shankar Kumar

Dr. Shankar Kumar

Dr. Shankar Kumar

Dr. Satish K Jha

Dr. Susheela Kaushik

Dr. Shankar Kumar

Dr. Seema Bawa

Dr. Anju singh

Dr. Bharat Singh

Dr. Rajeev Shukla

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Dr. Anju singh

Dr. Rajeev Shukla

Dr. Bharat Singh

Dr. Rajeev Shukla

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Dr. Pankaj Kumar Role Of GIS in Snow andGlacier Lake study

Map Design Dr. Shankar Kumar CEC

Geography

Geography

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PoliticalScience

Political Theories Dr. Satish K Jha

PoliticalScience

PoliticalScience

PoliticalScience

Party System and Elections Dr. Susheela Kaushik


EDUSAT Schedule Live LectureVyas Channel and EDUSAT Network (Tentative)

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Time

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Chemistry

Chemistry

Botany

Zoology

Zoology

Zoology

Botany

Botany

Zoology

Technology/Engineering

Chemistry

Chemistry

Chemistry

Botany

Basics of Plant Development

Basics of Plant Development

Biochemistry of Metabolism-II

Discoveries worldwide-I

Mordern Physics

Immunology-IV

Semantic Analysis

Discoveries worldwide-II

General organic Chemistry

Substitution Reaction

Classical Genetics

HOLIDAY

Biochemistry of Metabolism-I

Reactivity & Mechanism

HOLIDAY

Substitution Reaction

Reactivity &Mechanism

Immunology-III

Genetics

Topic

Dr. Amit Bhattacharya

Md. Mudaasir Hussain

Dr. Sneha Lata

Nimish Kapoor

Dr. Amit Bhattacharya

Dr. Ashis Nandi

Dr. Hardeep kaur

Dr. Vandana

Dr. KK Arora

Dr. Eklavya chauhan

Dr. KK Arora

Resource Person

Dr. Ashis Nandi

Sarfaraz Masood

Dr. Aprajita Chauhan

Nimish Kapoor

Dr. Hardeep kaur

Dr. Vandana

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Dr. BW pandey Forest Resources, Sustainability

& its Importance-I

Forest Resources, Sustainability& its Importance-II

Dr. BW pandey CEC



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