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Department of Students’ Welfare
SNDT Women's University, Mumbai
ACHIEVEMENTS
I.N.T. COMPETITION
Our University Team has won First Prize in the INT Competition
Our Student Ms. Kirti Purohit has won the Award of Best Actress and the Award of Best Direction
was also bagged by our Theatre Director Shri Vinayak Divekar.
"INDRADHANUSHYA 06"
Our students participated in Indradhanushya 2006 Hosted by Mumbai University at Patkar
College from 4th to 7th November 2006. Our students participated in Theatre, Music, Folk
Dance, Fine Arts, Literary events and Our University won the Runner up trophy. We
won the following prizes.
Indian Group Song
Western Group Song
Folk Dance
Skit
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IInd Prize
Ist Prize
IInd Prize
Ist Prize
WEST ZONE YOUTH FESTIVAL (2006)
S.N.D.T. Women's University had participated in WEST ZONE YOUTH FESTIVAL held at
Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University Aurangabad from 8th Dec. 06 to 12th Dec.
06 organized by Association of Indian Universities.
Our students won the following prizes,
1st prize Elocution
1st prize Classical Dance (Solo)
2nd prize
2nd prize
3rd prize
3rd prize
S.N.D.T. WOMEN’S UNIVERSITY
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Chitra Desai
Pooja Pant
One Act Play (5 participants)
Classical Vocal (Solo) Miss. Ankita Sarsumkar
Skit
Western Music group
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ANNUAL REPORT 2006 - 2007
NATIONAL YOUTH FESTIVAL
We are happy to inform you that our students have brought laurels to the University by
winning the following prizes at the National youth Festival organized by Association of Indian
Universities at Chennai hosted by Madras University.
We have won total Four prizes in different events. They are :
First prize in One Act Play
– Chitra Desai, Shubhalaxmi Bhide,
Sharada Bedekar, Shraddha
Kolgaonkar, Pranjali Ghanekar
First prize in Classical Dance
– Pooja Pant
Second prize in Semi Classical Song (Solo) – Ankita Sarsumkar
Fourth prize in Elocution (English)
– Chitra Desai
AAVISHKAR
SNDT Women's University participated in the Inter Universty Research Oriented
Competition 'Avishkar' Organized by Nagpur University from 15th Feb, to 18th February,
2007 & won 3 prizes & Overall Trophy.
Meghna Morde
- C.U. Shah College, Juhu
Rajni Athawale
Vidya
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Special Event
South Asian Inter University Youth Festival
IInd SAUFEST - 2007
S.N.D.T. Women's University, Mumbai organized the IInd South Asian Universities Youth Festival
(IInd SAUFEST) Under the aegis of Association of Indian Universities at the Juhu campus of the
S.N.D.T. University from March 7th to 11th, 2007.
S.N.D.T. Women's University, Mumbai organized the IInd
South Asian Universities Youth Festival (IInd SAUFEST)
under the aegis of Association of Indian Universities at
the Juhu campus of the S.N.D.T. University from March
7th to 11th; 2007. The concept of organizing SAUFEST
is to encourage the future generation of the youth from
South Asian Countries to come on a common platform
for sharing views, experiences, common ideas and
agenda in tackling the future challenges. Seven South
Asian Countries viz. India, Bangladesh, Nepal,
Maldives, Mauritius, Bhutan and Sri Lanka were
represented.
The Theme of "Saufest"-07 was 'Wellness' - To enhance
and enrich physical, mental and spiritual health of the youth
along with healthy environment. For the holistic
development of youth, you need healthy and hygienic
environment too.
Over 250 youth delegates and officials participated in
The Chief Guest Mr. R. P. Khilani Additional Director
the IInd SAUFEST held from March 7th to 11th, 207. In General of Police hoisted the colourful SAUFEST
addition to the 100 foreign delegates, 150 selected flag, Prof. Chandra Krishnamurthy, Vice Chancellor,
SNDT Women’s University hoisted the University
participants of the four Inter University Zonal Youth Festival, flag and was followed by hoisting of the Association
which were organized by AIU during 2006-2007. Some of of Indian Universities Flag by Dr. D. G. Dongaonkar
Secretary General, Association of Indian
Indian Universities which participated included Madras Universities.
University, Bharatidas a University, Bhanasthali University,
Rewa University, SRT Nanded, Kanur University, Nagpur University, MDU University. Rohtak, Gauhati
University, Mumbai University, GNDU Amritsar etc. Students from Bhutan, Nepal, Mauritius, Maldives,
Srilanka, Bangladesh presented beautiful cultural programmes, viz: Folk dances, Folk Songs,
Instrumental Music etc. The Inaugural function was well attended by eminent people from different
fields, Shri R. P. Khilani Additional Director general of Police was the Chief Guest, Dr. D. G.
Dongaonkar, Secretary General of AIC Shri Sairam and Shri Shaan enthralled the audience with
their melodies songs. The cultural programmes and cultural Procession were well appreciated by
one and all.
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The Team, started arriving from 5th March onwards, the Transport Committee, the Food Committee,
the Accommodation Committee, the Ambience Committee, Liaison Committee, etc. were on their
toes to see to the comfort of the guests.
IInd SAUFEST 07 was meticulously organized by S.N.D.T. Women's University by creating a Familial
atmosphere.
DAY ONE
Seminar on Scientific basis of Yoga
The scientific basis of Yoga it was Dr. D.
G. Dongaonkar, Secretary General,
Association of Indian Universities, who
suggested that IInd SAUFEST 2007
should begin with a panel discussion on
the scientific basis of yoga. This would
provide a sound foundation for all the
students before they participated in the
early morning sessions.
Mrs. Armaiti Desai, Principal of the Yoga
teachers training institute, Dr. Vilaskar,
Smt. Chandra Ganesh addressing the audience
eminent Psychiatrist, eminent Psychiatrist
Dr. Sharma, MD Ayurveda and Mrs. Geeta Radhakrishnan were the speakers for the session.
The session began with Smt. Geeta Radhakrishnan's meticulous rendition of the prayer of the
prayer from the Upanishad involving the gods for success, fulfillment, peace and an auspicious
beginning. Mrs. Armaiti Desai, Principal of the Yoga teachers training institute, struck the right chords
with the students when she said that yoga is not solemn and sad. Through out an interactive method
she made the following points about yoga. Yoga is positive. It means that the totality of the mind, body,
emotions and spirit. Mind is the source of our problems and also the source of our solutions. Yoga is
a way of life, it covers aahar (food), achar (people's skills), vihar (rest), vichar (thinking). Yoga also
calls for excellence in work. Mrs. Desai concluded by putting the students through relaxation exercise
which was highly effective. Dr. Vilaska, eminent Psychiatrist, gave a detailed explanation on stress
and how yoga can succeed in alleviating the effects of stress. This talk included the definition of
stress, types of stress, causes of stress, effects of stress . The personality, the need for various methods
of managing stress. Dr. Sharma, MD Ayurveda stressed on the fact that yoga has a complete message
for humanity. Unfortunately, Yoga has been commercialized because of market forces at work. He
went on to give the yoga definition of health and explained how yoga has succeed in helping patients
with chronic ailments. Mrs. Geeta Radhakrishnan brought in a more personal element when she spoke
of how yoga has helped her to control her mind. She recommended Maharshi Patanjali's Yoga Sutras
to all the students. She concluded by saying that 'The wealth of the world is youth'. All the speakers
emphasized that the youth must preserve their health and yoga, because of its holistic approach,
would benefit them all.
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The session ended with a wonderful demonstration of yoga by the S.N.D.T. Women's University. They
demonstrated 16 asanas holding lighted lamp in their hands, which called for great concentration,
steadiness and balance. It was a brilliant demonstration that was appreciated by the participants.
Lecture on "Youth and World Peace" and Dance on Harmony
Dr. S. N. Subha Rao, eminent freedom fighter,
came all the way from Delhi to back to the
students. He began with a call for action
because, as he said, youth means action. He
asked all the delegates to sing together not for
any one particular country but for the whole
world. The song 'Jai Jagat' was sung with great
gusto and as the Rao said all the delegates
were "richer by one song". Dr. Rao spoke on
the present day crisis in the world and
especially the post 9/11 World. He said that all
over the world countries cherished peace but
are preparing for war. He drew the attention of
the students to the UNESCO charter which
clearly said, 'War begins in the mind of men
and hence the defence of peace must be
constructed in the minds of men'. He asked the
young people to ponder over two questions.
'What is the best way of bringing peace to the
world?', 'How can I contribute to bring peace
to the world?', 'What is my contribution to bring
about peace?' He concluded with a beautiful
thought that wherever the participants may be
but they should send out messages of peace,
love, goodwill and harmony.
Cultural Procession
Dance on Harmony was a tableau performed
by the students of S.N.D.T. Women's University. Dr. Subha Rao sang in 18 languages recognized by
the Constitution of Indian. The song 'Bharat ki Santan' was a tribute to India's Unity in Diversity. It
ended with a beautiful song' Hamara Pyara Hindustan.'
CULTURAL PROCESSION
The cultural procession started with the assembly of all teams in the ground. Each contingent was
dressed in is traditional wear. At least a hundred children, dressed in colourful costumes were on the
grounds. The students of Ryan International Institution and NCKP school, Vile Parle, enthralled the
audience with the welcome dance, Rajastani Dance and Band Performance respectively. The
ceremony started with the arrival of the Honorable Vice-Chancellor and other eminent dignitaries.
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The Chief Guest Shri R. P. Khilani, Addl. Director General of Police was requested to hoist the colourful
SAUFEST 07' flag. Dr. Chandra Krishnamurthy, Vice-Chancellor of S.N.D.T. Women's University
hoisted the S.N.D.T. Flag. This was followed by the hoisting of the All India Universities' flag by Dr. D.
G. Dongaonkar, Secretary General, Association of Indian Universities. As the flags fluttered gaily in
the air, the Chief Guest Shri R. P. Khilani released the SAUFEST balloon into the air. A hundred blue,
white, green balloons were also released simultaneously. As if on cue, the band started playing and
the contingents led by their leaders marched past the Chief Guest and made their way to the Main
Auditorium for the formal Inauguration function.
INAUGURAL FUNCTION
The stage was set up with the backdrop of the Gateway of India which gave the stage an immediate
ambience. After the lighting of the lamps by the dignitaries, the university song and SAUFEST 07'
theme song were sung with great gusto by the S.N.D.T. Women's University students. Dr. Madhu
Madan, Registrar, SNDT Women's University welcomed all the participants. She said that in the 21st
century were all moving towards being
global citizens and the theme of wellness
will enable students to understand each
others' cultural values and perception.
Dr. Kumudhavalli, B.C.U.D. introduced
the dignitaries on the dais. Mrs. Chandra
Ganesh, Dean of Students' Welfare and
organising Secretary gave a brief account
of the objectives of the SAUFEST 07',
how SNDT Women's University was
selected to host the prestigious event and
mentioned the highlights of the
programme to be conducted during the
festival.
Welcome Dance by the students of Ryan
International Institution and NCKP School
Mr. Sampson David, Chief Co-ordinator
SAUFEST 07' said that SAUFEST was
designed last year with idea that the youth
was the most important force. It was
decided to give them a platform to
exchange ideas, thoughts and perception.
The Team Manager of Bhutan,
Mrs.Phitsho Choeden from the Royal
University of Bhutan with the statement that
SAUFEST was a lifetime opportunity to
learn and share culture beyond national
geographic border. She was confident that
Team from Bhutan
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SAUFEST 2007 would be a memorable experience because of one warm and positive vibration she
and her contingent members were feeling. There was, she said, a sense of belonging and harmony,
peace which were eventual ingredients of "WELLNESS" already manifested in the campus. She
hoped that SAUFEST would grow and continue to bring more people to it. On a lighter note, she said
that it was their first visit to Mumbai, a city
that hitherto may had known only through
'Bolly-wood' films.
The Team Manager of Nepal's Katmandu
University. Dr. Dipak Adhikari recited
versus in Sanskrit to reinforce the idea that
SAUFEST epitomized the spirit of
'Vasudeva Kutumb' i.e., all the world's a
family. He said that knowledge and
character were unique characteristics of
human beings and festivals like
SAUFEST help to build both. Taking a
break from speeches, singer Jaspinder
Narula enthralled the audience with her
song "Pyar Toh Hona He Tha".
Cultural Procession
The Chief Guest Mr. R.P. Khilnani, laid
emphasis on the importance of
WELNESS especially a strong spiritual
basis. Quoting extensively from great
spiritual masters he exhorted the students
to inculcate the spirit of wellness and
divine love.
After the release of the SAUFEST 07'
souvenir, Dr. D. G. Dongaonkar spoke of
India which has the third largest education
system in the world. India has cultural similarities with other countries of South Asia. Festivals like
SAUFEST were aimed at creating and enhancing this connectivity. He spoke very warmly about
SNDT Women's University, which has national jurisdiction, and the premier service it was rendering
to the empowerment of women. He said that SNDT Women's University had a 'historical responsibility,
to continue the vision of Maharshi Karve. Dr. Dongaonkar spoke briefly about the AIU which is an 82
year an old organization established in the year 1925 with 25 universities. Today there are 282 members.
It is a prestigious voluntary organization, serving its role as a National Think Tank and helping to
develop the potential of youth not only in India but in South Asia. Zonal, National and International
festivals are organized on a regular basis. He said that AIU was providing global leadership to created
peace, harmony and wellness in South Asia.
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The Vice-Chancellor Dr. Chandra Krishnamurthy said that the theme of "wellness" was selected to
promote connectivity of body, mind and spirit within the individual as well as to promote the feeling of
wellness and connectivity between the
youth of South Asia. She said that it was
important to realize that there were many
cultural similarities between the countries
of South Asia. It was important to
understand these similarities in art,
culture, music, dance etc. She said that
ancient world borders no longer existed.
Trade and cultural links with neighbours
were extensive. Nations of South Asia.
Share a ethnic background and have a
common culture had these common bonds
should be strengthened through
Inaugural Function on the Grounds
SAUFEST. SAUFEST is a reminder that
we have a common culture and the youth
of South Asia must come together to be
Nation Builders and promoters of peace
and wellness and global harmony.
Diversity, said the Vice-Chancellor is the
only a outward manifestation.
Understanding our community will make
the world a peaceful and harmonious
place to live in.
The 2nd SAUFEST 2007 was declared
open by the Chief Guest. The hall
resounded with the sound of lively music
as a colour lezium display was performed by the students of B.P.C.A.'s College of Physical Education,
Wadala.
Students from Bhutan and Nepal spoke briefly about their expectations from the festival. Ms. Kalyani
Deo, President of the University Students' Council and Ms. Reshma George, General Secretary,
University Students' Council spoke about their involvement. The inauguration ceremony ended with a
vote of thanks offered by Ms. Linda Dennis, Joint Secretary of the SAUFEST organizing committee.
The cultural programme began with a enthralling performance by Shri Sairam a budding singer who
has the gift of singing in both male and female voices. His rendition of popular hindi songs had the
audience spellbound. Noted singer Shaan regaled the audience with his popular songs from hit films.
It was an ever thing moment, especially for outstation participants. The evening programme also saw
two wonderful performances by the students of SNDT Women's University.
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Mr. Sairam Performing
Prof. Chandra Krishnamurthy, Vice-Chancellor, S.N.D.T. Women’s
University presenting the memento to Singer Shri. Shaan
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DAY TWO
Panel Descussion on Empowerment of Women
Dr. Marylfelen Zeveh, Dr. Roxanna Ayaz,
Dr. Astrid Lobo Gajiwala, Dr. Grace Pinto
and Dr. Veena Poonecha were their
Panelist on the discussion on Women
Empowerment.
The lively discussion on Environment of
Women began with the personal and
public factors needed for the
Empowerment. Many panelist narrateed
their story of struggle and struggle for
finding their own identity and space.
Subsequently few discussed on socio,
economic and practical factors to be
considered to bring about the changes
needed in the society.
Dr. Maryifelen Zeveb, Dr. Roxanna Ayaz, Dr. Astrid Lobo Gajiwala, Dr.
Grace Pinto Dr. Veena Poonecha and Mrs. Chitra Desai were the
Panelist on the discussion on Women Empowerment.
After the breakfast the participants took
part in the Panel Discussion on Women's
Issues. International Women's Day was
celebrated with a discussion on Women's
Empowerment.
Towards the evening the stage was flush
with the dramatic performances of the
teams. With Mime and Skit performances
from Madurai Kamaraj University and One
Act Play by SNDT Women's university. The
topic of the play was also related to
Women's empowerment issues.
Interactive Session on HIV / AIDS by
Dr. Deepti Dongaonkar & Dr. Rita Sonawat
DAY THREE
The third day started off with a Holistic lecture by the Essence of Life Organization. It gave the students
a holistic view of understanding life and living with harmony. It took the students one step closer to
nature and to the environment surrounding us.
The panel discussion held today was on South Asian Developmental issues with thrust on Education.
The panelist interacted with the students regarding the various methods and techniques which can
improve the conditions in South Asia and what role has education to play in it and to what extent will it
prove to be useful. Students were made to realize the importance of education for the overall progress
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and development not only of the individual but also of the Nation and ultimately of South Asia.
Interactive session with skits on HIV/AIDS.
Interactive sessionon HIV/AIDS
A debateand interactive session with skits on HIV/AIDS was conducted by Dr. Dipti Dongaonkar and
Dr. Reeta Sonawat.The participants were aware of HIV/AIDS related issues and diseases but he
interactive gave them a very open field to understand and explore the various aspects of HIV/AIDS
and understand the measures to tackle it.
Cultural Programme
Participants performed Cultural Programmes like Folk Dance and fine arts events. Participants from
Manipur University and B.A. Marathwada University and Aurangabad participated in Poster making.
P.S. Telugu University, Hyderabad and Aligad Muslim University U.P. took part in Clay modeling while
Kannur University and Kerala participated in the Cartooning event. The themes. given were Youth
Power, Mother & Child and Corruption respectively. Participants from Calicut University, MD University,
Rotak performed in the Group Song.
In the Variety Entertainment Programme there were classical performances from well known artists
like Dr. Geeta Radhakrishnan who accompanied with her daughter Ms. Radhika Radhakrishnan gave
Mohiniatam performance. Geeta Radhakrishnan talked about Narayaneeyam - a sixteenth century
classic treatise composed by Narayana Bhattathripad. Their performance took the participants on a
tour of the ancient Indian Dance forms preserved and practiced even today with the same vigour and
vitality as in the yester years.
Ms. Shirke, well-known Kathak dancer gave her performance called the "Mandodhari Samvad"
which is famous as a dance drama on Women's strength.
Towards the evening for the variety entertainment programme Ms. Kunika Lal, eminent television and
movie actor and Mr. Arbaz Ali Khan, Hero of the much sort after movie Black Friday were present.
DAY FOUR
Sight seeing
The participants were taken on a tour of
the Mumbai city. They were taken to the
Juhu beach, Borivali National Park,
Gateway of India and various other places
of historic significance. The students
enjoyed music and had friendly interaction
with participants from India and outside.
Panel Discussion on Education Panel Discussion on Human Rights
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DAY FIVE
Panel Discussion on International Human
Rights Situation
Panel Discussion on International Human
Rights Situation
Was held on 11th March, 2007, From 10
a.m. to 12 p.m. (Morning) under
SAUFEST.
Theme : Human Rights Abuses and
redressal measures (All Issues with
specific reference to Youth)
Mime presented by Madurai University
The panel discussion was chaired by
Madam Olga Tellis, Resident Editor of Sunday Observer who is known for famous Public interest
litigation filed field by her in the Supreme Court of India during late eighties.
The first speaker was Dr. Vibhuti Patel who focussed on the following issues
Right to life - female foeticide/infanicide/abortion/euthanasia
Child marriage.
Consulate General of Denmark focussed
on 3 generations of human rights. The
development of human rights has been
expressed in terms of 'generations'; The
civil and political rights, as the first
generation rights; and the group or
people's rights, which are recently defined
as the third generation rights. He also
focussed on
Right to employment - child labour
Gender discrimination in pay and
promotion
Group dance by Guwahati University; Assam
Right to free speech & expression/mobility/elections/religious freedom/sexual choice for marriage
Dr. A. A. Syed, Secretary of Maharashtra Association for the UN highlighted case studies on Right to
property - government acquisition of agricultural land for SEZs and industries/landlords/tenant's rights
and legislation covering these.
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In the second round of discussion these
4 panelists described measures that
could be utilised by citizens, social
movements, human rights activists for
actualisation of above mentioned
human rights.
Legislative measures
Judicial activism
Socio-Cultural-Traditional pressures
Role of Media
The chairperson emphasized the need
for proactive media dedicated to the
human rights concerns. All speakers
found that human rights education must
begin from early childhood and
continue through out the life.
Ms. Kunika Lal eminent television & Movie actor and
Mr. Arbaz Ali Khan Hero, Black, Friday movie
The Valedictory Function
The Valedictory Function was graced
by presence of Prof. S. S. Katiyar,
President, Association of Indian
Universities, Dr. Barman, CEO of
Reserve Bank of India, Ashutos Rana,
eminent Actor and Ismail Darbar,
eminent Music Director. The other
dignitaries who were present were Dr.
D.G. Dongaonkar, Secretary General
and Chief Advisor for SAUFEST 07' Mr.
Sampson David, Chief Co-ordinator for SAUFEST 07', Vice-Chancellor of SNDT Women's University,
Dr. Chandra Krishnamurthy, Dr. Madhu Madan, Registrar, Dr. Kumudhavalli, BCUD and Mrs. Chndara
Ganesh, Dean of Students. Dr. Chandrakant Puri, Director, Distance Education proposed a
vote of thanks.
The SAUFEST - 2007 was attended by 100 foreign students from Nepal, Bhutan, Mauritius, Maldives,
Srilanka, Bangladesh and 108 students from 20 Indian Universities. The Participants, DSW, and
contingent incharges were presented with a memento, certificate, a bag, key chain, T'Shirt< Cap,
Saufest magazine and Souvenir.
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Well know artist Mrs. Geeta Radhakrishnan
performed Mohiniatam
Mrs. Geeta Radhakrishnan
performed Mohiniatam
Clay Modelling
A Mallakhamb Presentation by
Students of Blind School
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SAUFEST 07
All the Participating Team
REGULAR ACTIVITIES
MEETING OF BOARD OF STUDENTS' WELFARE
The Meeting of Board of Students' Welfare of the SNDT Women's University, was held on
22nd June, 2006 at 11.00 a.m. in the Committee Room, Churchgate Campus.
STUDENTS COUNCIL ELECTION :
The Students council election was held on 10th August, 2006 in the Committee Room.
Ms. Kalyani Deo, P.G. Home Science, Juhu, was elected as President
and Ms. Reshma George S.Y.B.A., SNDT Arts, Churchgate was elected
as General Secretary of University Student Council.
INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION – 2006
The Independence day was celebrated with great solemnity on 15th August
2006 in the Juhu Campus. Ms. Flavia Agnes, Eminent Lawyer and Social
Activist was the Chief Guest for the Occasion. Hon'ble Vice Chancellor Prof.
Chandra Krishnamurthy hoisted the flag and addressed the students. NCC
Cadets took the oath and students from conducted and the Affiliated
Colleges presented few patriotic songs. P.T. Display and Yoga pyramids
were performed in front of the Principals, Staff Members and students who
were present for the occasion.
Independence Day Celebration 2006.
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REPUBLIC DAY CELEBRATION
The Department of Students' Welfare, NCC Dept. and Dept. of Physical Edn. Organized Republic
Day Celebration at the Churchgate Campus. Hon'ble Dr. Justice S. Radha Krishnan of High Court,
had graced the Occasion as Chief Guest. Patriotic Songs Presentation, Street Play. Drill Display
were amongst the regular attractions.
LEADERSHIP CAMPS
23rd to 25th August 2006 at Juhu Campus
The leadership camps were organized in the Juhu Campus from 23rd to 25th August 2006 and
Leadership Camp at Leslie Sauthway Center, Deolali from 28th to 30th August, 2006 in which more
than 10 students from all the SNDT colleges of Maharashtra as well as Gujarat, participated.
FREE LEGAL AID CAMP
Department of Students Welfare and NSS Cell had
organized 2 days Free Legal Aid Camp on 21st
and 22nd August, in the Committee Room,
Churchgate Campus.
This camp was organized in collaboration with
Times Foundation, Majilis, Maharashtra Legal Aid
Authorities, Lawyers Collective, with the main
objective of spreading Legal Awareness and
helping the women to know their rights.
The camp was free for the staff members as well
as other community women. The topics covered
were
Marriage, Divorce
Property Maintenance
Adoption
Social Problems
Filing of Income Tax Returns
Women's Rights
Consumer Rights
Ms. Flavia Agnes & Ms. Nirmala Samant Prabhavalkar spoke about Women's Rights, Shri Pukhraj
Bora from Maharashtra Legal Aid Authorities has agreed to establish a Legal Aid Cell in collaboration
with SNDT Women's University. A complaint box will be provided, free help will be extended to the
people. He also gave details about the Government schemes in which families having Annual Income
of less than Rs. 50,000/- are given free legal advice
by the Government. Mrs. Chitra Desai addressed
the participants regarding ADR and Family Law.
Finance Officer Mrs. Jayashri Chowdhary, Dr.
Vibhuti Patel – Director PGSR, Mrs. Joykutty
Principal, L. T. College of Nursing, Dr. Alka Kalambi
were present at this camp.
WORKSHOP ON 'STREET PLAY, FOLK &
CLASSICAL DANCE, FOLK ORCHESTRA'
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Department of Students Welfare had organized
a 3 days workshop on 'Street Play, Folk &
Classical Dance, Folk Orchestra' for the
Cultural Incharge teachers and students.
Experts from various fields were invited for the
workshop. Smt. Rajashri Shirke.
Shri Ganesh Chandanshive, Shri Sachin Mote
and Shri Sachin Goswami addressed our
participants. More than 50 teachers and
students benefited through this workshop.
The participants performed a street play at the
end of this workshop. The street play was
conceived, written and directed in the same
workshop. All the participants received
Certificates from Hon'ble Vice Chancellor
Madam.
Smt. Nirmala Sawant Prabhawalkar
STREET PLAY COMPETITION
The Street Play Competition was organized by
the Department of Students Welfare on 11th
August 2006, in the Juhu Campus. The Theme
of the Competition was 'Impact of media on
Youth'. The eminent judges were Shri Sachin
Goswami and Shri Upendra Date
.The winners are : 1st Prize : Maniben Nanavati College
2nd Prize : B.M.N. College, Matunga
3rd Prize : M. D. Shah Mahila College,
Smt. Flavia Agnes
Malad
Special Appreciation for Good Performance was given to SVT College of Home Science.
Audience
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The Job Placement Cell
The Job Placement Cell is run by Dept. of Students Welfare.
The Cell was formed to provide Job Opportunities to the SNDTites as soon as they complete their
education. But the increase in the pace of life of this “Generation Next”, the cell also introduced “Earn
while Learn Programme” through which our students work part time & earn income.
Through out the year, the placement cell contacts the corporate people for the vacancies at the same
time collecting the latest resume of our students to be maintained in the database and sending them
to the industry as and when the vacancies arise.
The Job Placement Cell not only tries to locate the ‘Right Job for the Right Person’ but it also tries to
develop the personality of the students to fit them in the “Right Job” by carrying out the Life Skill
Education Programmmes, Leadership camps, Awareness Programmes like workshop on “Right to
Information” and Career Counselling.
The database of the employers is updated as and when the cell receives enquiry about the placement.
The Job Placement Cell receives database of both the students as well as employers.
More than 156 colleges are under the Governance of S.N.D.T. Women’s University. From almost all
the colleges we collect the resumes of the Final year students to facilitate the campus interviews and
their placement.
We segregate the resumes on the basis of the faculties i.e. for Arts students, Commerce students,
Home Science students, Catering Students etc.
Maintaining a segregated database facilitates us to immediately send the CVs as per the Industry’s
requirement.
Aptitude tests are given to see if you can be trained to do this job. It is merely an assessment of your
fit to a particular job-training program. It is not an assessment of your total life experiences or skills.
The employer is merely trying to determine a fit between you & a specific job group. Keep in mind that
if you feel the test is an excessive strain or peculiar in logic, the job may also strain you in a similar
way.
GROUP DISCUSSION
The purpose of Group Discussion is to find out whether you possess the critical qualities needed to
become an effective manager. A Group Discussion test you in the following :
Body language
Communication Skills
Self Confidence
Team Skills
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Listening Ability
Time Management
Ability to present your views logically
One of the most critical challenges of coming across as a good participant in a discussion is to have
the ability to see things from other person’s viewpoint and respect it even if you strongly disagree.
A Group Discussion is a wonderful challenge because you have a maximum of 20 minutes to show if
you have it in you to become an effective manager.
INTERVIEW TECHNIQUES
These are some of the suggestions for facing interviews :
Offer your hand, and give a firm handshake, a pleasant smile and a positive and confident
attitude. Introduces yourself.
There is nothing worse than people playing with their hair, clicking pen tops, tapping feet or
unconsciously touching parts of the body. Look the interviewer in the eye.
Take a seat facing the interviewer. Be sure that you are in a comfortable position. Look at the
interviewer directly. Sit up straight.
Use good grammar & a friendly tome. Never answer just “yes” or “no” to a question. Always
clarify, expand on your answers.
Be prepared to ask a few questions. Do not monopolize the interviewer’s time, particularly if
you know they have appointments scheduled following your interview. Do ask thoughtful questions.
Don’t ask about salary and interests this can be discussed when the company is definitely
interested in you.
While giving answers to questions :
Be concise : Listen to the questions carefully and answer to the point. An interviewee rambling
on is likely to turn off the interviewer.
Provide Examples : Support your contentions with examples. Think of recent strong strategic
examples of work you’ve done, then when the question is asked, answer with specifics, not in
generalities.
Be Honest : It is always better to state the truth than beating about the bush. If you don’t know
something then state the fact.
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The Department of Students’ Welfare has organized many Campus interviews this year.
Till now more than 2000 Students from SNDT University participated and more than 300 students
have been placed in different organization.
This year we had also organized Career Seminars, Workshop, Counselling in the month of December
and February for the students of Arts, Commerce, Management etc.
This year we have had campus interview to recruit students for following companies.
T.C.S. (Tata Consultancy Services), Hindustan Coca Cola Beverages, General Mills, Larsen and Toubro
Finance, Godrej Industries, Prodential UK, B Braun India, UCB Pharma, Panacea Biotech, Fosroc
construction chemicals, Kaya Skin care Ltd. etc. in horizontal.
LIFE SKILL EDUCATION PROGRAMME
To cope up with the increasing pace of life, we all need to change our attitude and mould ourselves
into something better that will make the society prosperous and healthy in all aspects. Taking this
need in to consideration Department of Students' Welfare has started the Life Skill Education
Programme in collaboration with Department of Continuing and Adult Education to make the students
understand the importance of 'Art of Living' this year the programme was carried out Five times.
1.
November 28 to 30, 2006 at S.N.D.T. College of H.Sc., Pune for Maharashtra Colleges,
2.
December 6 to 8 at Shri M.D. Shah Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Malad for Mumbai College.
3.
13th to 15th January, 2007 for all the Tejaswini Contest participants.
4.
January 16th to 18th, 2007 at N.C.C.Gandhi College, Bhavnagar for Gujarat Colleges.
5.
March 13th to 17th, 2007 at Indore College
Topics covered were :
Understanding Self and Others, Developing Self Confidence, Growing up and Responsible
Sexual Behaviors, Developing Negotiations skills, Decision making, Needs and wants, Concept and
Need for Life Skills, Decision Making, Needs and wants, Concepts and Need for Life Skills, Goal
setting, Developing Social Skills, Developing thinking skills, Value clarification, Problem solving
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REPORT ON
MEDICAL HEALTH CHECK UP – 2006
SNDT UNIVERSITY
The Department of Students Welfare in collaboration with the 1st year M.Sc. Nursing Students organized
Annual Medical check-up camp for the New entrance at both the campus.
SNDT University, Churchgate Campus. Date : 25th Sept., 2006 to 29th Sept.
Students covered 1561.
SNDT University, Juhu Campus. Date : 4th Oct., 2006 - 5th Oct., 2006
Students covered 823.
The Medical check up was co-ordinated by the following members :
Mrs. Chandra Ganesh (Dean of Students)
Mrs. Alka Kalambi (Co-ordinator Churchgate Campus )
Mrs. Alka Kothari (Co-ordinator Juhu Campus )
Dr. Usha Shah (University Medical officer)
Mr. Vinayak (Pathologist)
Ms. Reena and Ms. Helen (1st Year M.Sc. Nursing Students)
The Medical camp started at 8.00 a.m. and went upto 5.30 p.m. and it included
F
Registration
F
Checking up of height and weight
F
Vital signs
F
Eye check up to detect refractive errors.
F
Physical examination
F
Consultation and reference.
F
Health education was conducted everyday on the following topics:
F
Importance of balanced diet and nutrition
F
Good health & habits.
F
Breast Self Examination
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F
Importance of Breast Feeding
F
Contraceptic Measures
F
Menstrual Hygiene.
F
AIDs
F
Immunization Schedule.
The health check-up started at 8.00 a.m. everyday. All the 16 M.Sc. Nursing students were given
different tasks. The tasks assigned well on rotation basis.
The Blood investigation was conducted by Mr. Vinayak and his team. The Students Welfare
Department made arrangement for breakfast, lunch and evening tea to the health team members
and volunteers of the programme.
All the colleges of the University were given information about their students for health check up I
advance. Teachers were requested to accompany their students. Reinforcement regarding their
schedule was given to each department the day of health check up as well.
The reports and compilation of all the data was done regularly at the end of each day. All the
reports received from the laboratory technicians were entered in the register and the same was
then transferred to the individual cards. These cards were handled over to their respective teachers
on the following day.
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Churchgate
Problems Indication
Frequency
Percentage (%)
Anemia
1102
70.59
Underweight
544
36.16
Dental Problem
403
26.35
Overweight
281
18.00
Menstrual Problem
242
5.50
Others
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3.33
*Other includes breast known, skin problem, pleaural effusion, SLE
TOTAL No. of STUDENTS - 1561
X AXIS - PROBLEMS
Y AXIS - PERCENTAGE
79.59 %
80 70 60 50 40 -
36.16 %
30 -
26.35 %
20 -
18 %
15.50 %
10 -
3.33 %
V
V
Anemia
Under Weight
Problem
Dental
Problem
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Over Weight
Problem
Menstrual
Problem
Other
CHURCHGATE
HEALTH CHECK UP (2006 - 2007)
PARTICULARS
AGE
GEOUP
OVER
WEIGHT
15-20 Yrs.
90
20-25 Yrs.
UNDER
WEIGHT
ANEMIA
DENTAL
PROBLEM
MENSRRUAL
PROBLEM
OTHER
176
430
148
49
30
28
141
201
37
91
09
25-30 Yrs.
125
185
325
157
72
04
30-35 Yrs.
30
37
100
50
14
06
35-40 Yrs.
18
05
45
11
18
03
Total
281
544
1102
403
242
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Following finds were noted :Problems
Frequency
Percentage Identified
Anaemia
379
46.05
Underweight
346
42.04
Dental Problem
218
26.48
Menstrual Problem
79
9.59
Overweight
129
15.67
Others
41
4.98
*Others includes skin problem (exema, hypo and hypergmentation, Bsorlasis)
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HEALTH CHECK-UP (2006 - 2007) JUHU COMPUS
PARTICULARS
OVER
WEIGHT
UNDER
WEIGHT
Hb BELOW
10gn %
DENTAL
PROBLEM
MENSURAL
PROBLEM
OTHER
18
138
157
52
15
30
38
146
148
28
30
06
16
33
61
125
16
02
57
29
13
13
18
03
129
346
379
218
79
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JUHU CAMPUS
TOTAL STUDENTS - 823
X AXIS - PROBLEMS
Y AXIS - PERCENTAGE
80 70 -
15.67 %
60 50 -
46.05 %
42.04 %
40 30 -
26.48
20 10 -
9.59
4.98 %
V
V
OVER
WEIGHT
UNDER
WEIGHT
ANAEMIA
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DENTAL
Menstrual
Problem
Other
S.N.D.T. YUVA MAHOTSAV - 2006
The Department of Students Welfare organizes the 'YUVA MAHOTSAV 2006' in Inter
Collegiate Youth Meet every year. This Mega Inter Collegiate Youth meet the 'Yuva Mahotsav
for the year 2006 was organized by the Department of Students Welfare from 11th to 15th
September, 2006 at Churchgate Campus.
The YUVA MAHOTSAV is a festival of Youth where more than 2500 students from 65 colleges
from Maharashtra, Gujarat display their inherent and innate talents in performing Arts, Fine
Arts, Music, Literary, Folk Orchestra & Poetry Recitation.
Abiding by our tradition where
everything begins with a prayer,
The Inaugural Function of
S.N.D.T. Yuva Mahotsav began
with a prayer delighted were the
girls of SNDT Art's &
Commerce, Churchgate to
enchant the "Saraswati
Vandana" and later followed by
the University song "Sanskrita
Stri Parashakti." Arrival of the
honorable
dignitaries
accompanied by the ViceChancellor Prof. Dr. Chandra
Krishnamurthy brought about an
enthusiasm and awakening in
the whole environment.
Smt. Mala Sinha being falicitated
Amongst the dignitaries present
were the famous Film Personality Ms. Mala Sinha, Singers Ms. Ila Arun and Mr. Kunal Ganjawala,
Ms. Pinaz Masani, Vice-Chancellor Prof. Dr. Chandra Krishnamurthhy, Dr. Kumudavalli Director
B.C.U.D., Mrs. Chandra Ganesh – Dean of Students, Principal Shilpa Charankar Chairperson of
Organizing Committee. Prof. Dr. Chandra Krishnamurthy presented them bouquet, lapel pins,
shawl and token of remembrance.
'Proud' as everyone would be so was Dr. Kumudavalli, Director, B.C.U.D. to welcome all and to declare
that this was the 22nd Yuva Mahotsav where about 65 colleges with over 2500 students participated.
She emphasized on the fact that introduction to ones culture and tradition is also an important aspect
in once curriculum other than studies; and this festival is an important platform. She encouraged the
students for a healthy performance.
After the gracious occasion of lighting the traditional lamp Mrs. Chandra Ganesh, Dean of Students'
took immense pleasure in revealing the theme of the festival-National Integration, Public Health and
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Youth Welfare. The main motto of the Department of Student Welfare this year is
"NATIONAL INTEGRATION" with the focus on "Healthy Youth for Healthy Nation".
The Replica trophies for the last years were distributed by the Chief Guest. The All Round Championship
Trophy was honored to Usha Mittal Institute of Technology and runner up to C.U. Shah College of
pharmacy; followed with the felicitation of the President and the members of the Students Council and
Department Students Council and giving away of their badges.
The most awaited moment arrived where Honorable Chief Guest Smt. Mala Sinha addressed the
students and in a few words
encouraged them for a healthy
and competitive youth festival.
Shri Kunal Ganjawala addressed
the students encouraged them
and said that he feels warm after
listening to the SNDT University
song. He enthralled the students
and all present in the auditorium
by singing for them his popular
song 'Bheege Hont Tere' from
'Murder'. Smt. Ila Arun encouraged
the students. This was indeed a
memorable moment for all who
were present to view such a
Smt. Pinaz Masani being falicitated
spectacle.
Vice-Chancellor Prof Chandra
Krishnamurthy said 'Art is a different kind of discipline and she was happy to express that slowly but
eventually girls from the SNDT University were heading for success carrying their cultural heritage
along with them.'
Vote of Thanks was proposed by the Asset Director of Physical Education Department Ms. Linda
Dennis.
We started with the first main event for the musically inclined Indian Group song followed by the Light
Vocal (Solo).
.The Fine Arts events like "Collage" and "Poster Painting" etc. were organized with the teacher
in-charge and her team of volunteers making the environment comfortable for all. The topics for the
Collage were "Landscape or Still Life". The topics for the Poster Painting were "Keep City
Clean" and "Do not use Mobile while Driving".
The second day of the Yuva Mahotsav started with the much-awaited "FOLK DANCE" which had a
staggering 31 entries. Every year the number of entries has been increasing manifold. Three eminent
Judges Ms. Charusheela Vachhani, Mr. Sadanand Rane, Ms. Moli Das presided over the event. Folk
Dances from all over the country were displayed with great pride and enthusiasm by all the participating
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colleges. The performances were spell-bounding which charged up the Patkar Hall.
A surprise was in store for all the participants and the audience. The Hall resounded with excitement
and joy when the talented Marathi Singer Mr. Milind Ingale came in to witness the folk dance. The
Dean of the students Ms. Chandra Ganesh thanked him for keeping his promise and for his commitment
to the institution. Mr. Milind Ingale sang three songs, a Hindi and a Marathi and a Remix for the
audience. Everyone was
delighted to the core by his
kind gesture.
At the same time in the
Committee Room, two
events were conducted
successfully. The "Classical
Vocal" and "Classical
Instrument" competition
had almost 25 entries. Each
participant was better than
the other making it difficult for
judges to decide. The judges
for the event were Smt. Neela
Bhagwat,
Vibhavari
Hon’ble Vice Chancellor Dr. Chandra Krishnamurthy
Bhandarkar & Mr. Nityanand
addressing the students
Haldipurkar Judgment was
based on the qualities like Swar, Tal, Selection of Raga, Composition and general impression.
The Fine Arts events like "Cartooning" and "On-the-spot Painting" etc. were organized with the
teacher in-charge and her team of volunteers making the environment comfortable for all. The topics
for the Cartooning were "Mera Bharat Mahan" and "Mr. Corruption". and "Condolence for 7/
11". The judges for this colourful arena of thoughts and pictures were Shri. Vijay Sakpal, Shri Niteen
Keny, Shri Ganesh Tambe, Shri Vikas Sabnis & Shri Mukesh Puro.
The Literary Events proved to be a quiet but intellectual affair to remember. "Dumb-Charade" and
"Essay Writing" were carried out in H.T. Parekh Hall. The topic for the Essay Writing Competition
was "Farmers' Suicidean eye opener in formulating socio-economic & agricultural policies".
It was a topic to ponder on as far as today's Indian Education is concerned and hence was an instant
hit with the participants.
The second day concluded with the results of various events being announced by the Dean of the
students Mrs. Chandra Ganesh. A feeling of satisfaction and Joy encompassed the whole of campus.
The Dept. of Students Welfare and volunteers looked happy and ready to take on the third day of the
Yuva Mahotsav 2006 with the same courage and gusto.
The third day started with the much-awaited "THEATRE" which had a staggering 40 entries. Every
year the number of entries has been increasing manifold. Three eminent Judges Shri Chandrakant
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Mehandale, Shri Anand Mhaswekar & Smt. Amita Khopkar presided over the event. Theatre events
at the festival comprise of One-Act Play, Skit, Mime, Mimicry and Mono-Acting. The One-Act Play and
Mimicry were held at Patkar Hall while the Skit, Mime and Mono-Acting were organized at H.T. Parekh
Hall.
.A surprise was in store for all the participants and the audience. The Hall resounded with excitement
and joy when the handsome, talented & versatile actor, director, writer & producer came in as a
special guest. The Dean of the students Ms. Chandra Ganesh thanked him for his presence. Mrs.
Chandra Ganesh and her office staff felicitated Mr. Sachin Pilgaonkar & Ms. Geeta Kapoor and
managed to keep a smile on everyone's face as usual with his wit and humor. Mr. Sachin Pilgaonkar
emphasized on overall development of a students personality and advised students to take part in
such youth festivals. He advised them not to neglect performing arts as it not only physically but also
mentally develops a person.
At the same time in the H.T. Parekh Hall, the judges and the audience were hooked onto mime, mono
acting and skit. All the events expressed some message to the audience like Woman Empowerment,
Politics and Crime, Local Train Trauma, Nuclear Dilemma…etc. It was an event worth noticing. Each
performance was better than the other making it difficult for judges to decide. The judges for the event
were Smt. Madhavi Juvekar, Shri Sachin Goswami & Shri Vinayak Divekar Judgment was based on
the qualities of the play, like Theme, work on acting, stagecraft, total design and general impression.
The Fine Arts Dept. of the Dept. of Students' Welfare had a lot of things up their sleeve. "Rangoli"
and "Clay Modelling" were organized, with the teacher in-charge and her team of volunteers making
the environment colorful and comfortable for all. Around 45 Colleges participated. The topics for the
Rangoli were "Landscape or Portrait". The topics for the Clay Modelling were "Family". The judges
for this colorful arena of thoughts and pictures were Shri N.D. Vichare, Shri Sunil Nandoskar, Shri
Niteen Keny, Shri Ganesh Tartare, & Shri Mukesh Puro.
The third day concluded with the results of Fine Arts events. A feeling of satisfaction and Joy
encompassed the whole of campus. The Dept. of Students' Welfare and volunteers looked happy and
ready to take on the fourth day of the Yuva Mahotsav 2006 with the double the zest and energy.
The fourth day of the Yuva Mahotsav 2006 organized by Dept. of Students' welfare, SNDT Women's
University, passed by smoothly in-spite of the heavy downpour. It seemed to create havoc instead it
made the students more energetic and enthusiastic. All the events went by as per the schedule with
the audience enjoying each and every moment. of it.
The day started with the remaining "THEATRE" Activities. Theatre events at the festival comprise of
One-Act Play, Skit, Mime, Mimicry and Mono-Acting. The One-Act Play and Mimicry were held at
Patkar Hall while the Skit, Mime and Mono-Acting were organized at H. T. Parekh Hall. All kinds of
theatre activities were displayed with great enthusiasm and vigour. The objective of conducting theatre
activity is to ensure that colleges spread various social themes and issues via the same. The
performances were spell-bounding which charged up the Patkar Hall.
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A surprise was in store for all the participants and the audience. The Hall resounded with excitement
and joy when the talented & versatile Television actor Mr. Anang Desai & Mrs. Chitra Desai came in
to witness the theatre event as a special guests. Prof. Madhu Madan-Registrar (Additional Charge)
S.N.D.T. Women's University felicitated Mr. Anang Desai. The Dean of the students Ms. Chandra
Ganesh thanked him for his presence. Mr. Anang Desai emphasized on overall development of a
student's personality and advised students to dream and achieve them with hard work and
determination.
The Western Music Events were organized in the committee room, with the teacher in-charge and her
team of volunteers making the environment musical and melodious for all present there. Around 20
Colleges participated. The theme for the Western Group Song was "Peace and Harmony". The
participating colleges sang two songs, once on the given theme and the other was a prayer. The
judges for this musical harmony were Mr. Robert Clement, Mr. Lloyed Noronha, and Mr. Ian Concession.
The fourth day concluded with the results of Fine Art events and Theatre Activities. The Dean of Students
Smt. Chandra Ganesh thanked all the judges and felicitated them. The Dept. of Students Welfare and
volunteers looked happy and ready to take on the grand final of the Yuva Mahotsav 2006 with double
the zest and energy.
Well, the concluding day of the Yuva Mahotsav 2006 organized by Dept. of Student's Welfare, SNDT
Women's University culminated in a fantabulous show. All the events went by as per the schedule with
the audience enjoying each and every moment of it.
The day started with the last but not the least event "Classical Dance" Activities, which had 18
entries.. Every year the number of entries has been increasing manifold. The Judges for the event
were Smt. Anandi Ramchandran, Smt. Nandita Puri & Dr. Sandhya Purecha. All performances were
displayed with great enthusiasm and vigour. The objective of conducting this event is to enhance the
confidence of students and increase awareness about the Indian Culture.
The Valedictory Function began with great expectations. A surprise was in store for all the participants
and the audience. The Hall resounded with excitement and joy when the talented & versatile Television
actor Shri A. K. Hangal came as a special guest. Dr. Chandra Krishnamurthy, Vice-Chancellor,
S.N.D.T. Women's University felicitated Shri A. K. Hangal. The Dean of the students Ms. Chandra
Ganesh thanked him for his presence. Shri A. K. Hangal emphasized on overall development of a
student's personality and advised students to dream and achieve them with hard work and
determination.
The Valedictory function on 15th September, 2006 was organized as a Grand Finale with the
Fashion Show presented by 5 colleges and Folk Dance by two colleges. The Chief Guest
Mr. Retd. Justice Ratnakar Sindhkar appreciated the University for giving a platform to the
students and appreciated the efforts of the Department of Students' Welfare in promoting
art and culture. The function was given surprise visit by Mr. A. K. Hangal who gave away the
championship trophy to the winning college and expressed his views about such festivals.
The Vice-Chancellor Prof Chandra Krishnamurthy presided over the function.
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S.N.D.T. YUVA MAHOTSAV 2006
PATRONS
Prof. Dr. Chandra Krishnamurthy
Hon'ble Vice Chancellor
Prof. K. G. Bhide
Registrar
ADVISORY MEMBERS
Shri Mukesh Sharma
Dr. Sunanda Chande
Dr. Vandana Chakraborti
Dr. Deepa Sharma
Dr. Anil Patil
Prof. Sundarrajan
Smt. Pragnya Mayekar
Prof. Mahesh Bhagwat
Prof. Anil Singh
Shri Nilesh Save
ORGANISING COMMITTEE
Prin. Shilpa Charankar
Chairperson
Prin. B.B. Pradhan
Member
Prin. Harshada Rathod
Member
Dr. Bhanupratap Singh
Member
Ms. Dharmishta Chudasama
Member
Ms. Linda Denis
Member
Smt. Chandra Ganesh
Organising Secretary
Dean of Students'
CULTURAL COMMITTEE
Shri Sunil Katti
SNDT College of Arts & Com.
Smt. Snehal Joshi
P. V. Polytechnic, Juhu
Smt. Rajni Nair
Usha Mittal Inst. of Technology
Smt. Rajeshri Shirke
Dept. of Cont. & Adult Edn.
Smt. Jayeshree Palit
Maniben Nanavati
Smt. Mangala Nadgauda
Hostel Supeintendent
Kum. Manjula Chheda
P.N. Doshi College
Smt. Rajshri Trivedi
Maniben Nanavati
Smt. Kalpana Fulmbarkar
SNDT Arts & Commerce, Churchgate
Ms. Vaishali Pande
SNDT Arts & Commerce, Churchgate
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Prof. Olga Pereira
M. D. Shah College, Malad
Mr. Deepak Pawat
Special Cell, SNDT Woman University
RESULTS OF YUVA MAHOTSAV - 2006
11th September 2006
GROUP SONG INDIAN
First Prize
:
S.N.D.T. Art's, Pune
Second Prize :
S.N.D.T. Art's & Commerce, Churchgate
Third Prize
PGSR, Churchgate
:
Consolation :
SMRK, Nashik
G.K.QUIZ COMPETITION
First Prize
:
JDBIMS, Churchgate
Second Prize :
S.N.D.T. Art's & Commerce, Churchgate
Third Prize
PGSR, Pune
:
Consolation :
POSTER PAINTING
First Prize
:
S.N.D.T. Arts, Pune
Second Prize :
PGSR, Pune
Third Prize
PGSR, Juhu
:
.Consolation :
SMRK, Nashik
Consolation :
M.D. Shah, Malad
LIGHT VOCAL SOLO (INDIAN)
First Prize
:
P'GSR, Churchgate
Second Prize :
M.D. Shah, Malad
Third Prize
SNDT Art's & Comm., Pune
:
Consolation (i)
:
PGSR, Pune
Consolation (ii)
:
SVT, Juhu
DEBATE
(ENGLISH)
First Prize
:
L.T. Nursing, Churchgate
Second Prize :
B.M. Nanavati Home Sc., Matunga
Third Prize
S.V.T. Juhu
:
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MARATHI
First Prize
:
SNDT Art's, Pune
Second Prize :
BM Nanavati
Third Prize
BCA, Pune
:
HINDI
First Prize
:
SNDT Art's, Pune
Second Prize :
M.D. Shah, Malad
Third Prize
UMIT, Juhu
:
GUJRATI
First Prize
:
UMIT, Juhu
Second Prize :
Swaminarayan, Surat
Third Prize
BCA, Pune
:
COLLAGE
First Prize
:
SNDT Art's & Comm., Churchgate
Second Prize :
Third Prize
SMRK, Nashik
:
Consolation :
P.V. Polytechnic, Juhu
Consolation :
Home Sc., Pune
WHAT'S THE GOOD WORD?
First Prize
:
Second Prize :
Third Prize
UMIT, Juhu
:
ELOCUTION
(ENGLISH)
First Prize
:
UMIT, Juhu
Second Prize :
UMIT, Juhu
Third Prize
L.T. College of Nursing, Churchgate
:
HINDI
First Prize
:
UMIT, Juhu
Second Prize :
UMIT, Juhu
Third Prize
P. N. Doshi College, Ghatkopar
:
MARATHI
First Prize
:
Second Prize :
SNDT Art's, Pune
PGSR, Churchgate
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Fine Art Exhibition
Dean of Students’ Dr. Chandra Ganesh addressing the students
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Third Prize
: M.D. Shah, Malad
Consolation
: G.E.I.'s Dombivali
Consolation
: Home Sc. Pune
GUJRATI
First Prize
: N.C. Gandhi, Bhavnagar
Second Prize : V. M. Patel, Gujrat
Third Prize
: S. M. Art's & Comm., Atkot
Shri Milind Ingale falicitated
12th September 2006
FOLK DANCE
First Prize
: Dept. of Cont. Education, Churchgate
Second Prize : SNDT Art's & Comm., Churchgate
Third Prize
: BCA College, Satara
Fourth Prize
: Swastik College of Education, Gandhinagar
Fifth Prize
: S.V.T, Juhu
Consolation
: P.V. Polytechnic, Juhu
Consolation
: Maniben Nanavati, Vileparle
Consolation
: M.M.P. Shah
Consolation
: B.M. Ruia
Consolation
: C. U. Shah Pharmacy
CLASSICAL VOCAL SOLO
First Prize
: SNDT Art's & Comm., Churchgate
Second Prize : SNDT Art's, Pune
Third Prize
: PGSR, Churchgate
Consolation
: PGSR, Pune
ON THE SPOT PAINTING
First Prize
: SNDT Art's & Comm., Churchgate
Second Prize : PGSR, Churchgate
Third Prize
: Maniben Nanavati, Vileparle
Consolation
: L.T. Nursing, Churchgate
Consolation
: M.D. Shah, Malad
INDIAN INSTRUMENTAL
First Prize
: PGSR, Churchgate
Second Prize : SNDT Art's & Comm., Pune
Third Prize
: M.D. Shah, Malad
Consolation
: SNDT, Churchgate (U.G.)
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CARTOONING
First Prize
:
Second Prize :
PGSR, Pune
Third Prize
SMRK, Nashik
:
Consolation :
Dept. of Clinical Laboratory Sc.
ESSAY WRITING
(ENGLISH)
First Prize
:
JDBIMS, Churchgate
Second Prize :
UMIT, Juhu
Third Prize
:
Consolation :
UMIT, Juhu
MARATHI
First Prize
:
UMIT, Juhu
Second Prize :
B.M. Nanavati
Third Prize
M.D. Shah, Malad
:
Consolation :
PGSR, Churchgate
GUJARATI
First Prize
:
Swastik College of Education, Bhopal
Second Prize :
Saraswati B.Ed. College
Third Prize
DBP B.Ed. College, Atkot
:
DUMB CHARADES
First Prize
:
Swaminarayan, Surat
Second Prize :
PG Comp. & Sc., Juhu
Third Prize
PGSR, Churchgate
:
Consolation :
13th & 14th September 2006
RANGOLI COMPETITION
First Prize
:
BCA, K. B. Joshi, Pune
Second Prize :
SNDT Art's, Pune
Third Prize
SMRK, Nashik
:
Consolation :
SNDT Art's, Pune
Consolation :
M.M.P. Shah, Matunga
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CLAY MODELLING.
First Prize
:
PGSR, Pune
Second Prize
:
PGSR, Pune
Third Prize
:
Swaminarayan
Consolation
:
PGSR, Churchgate
Consolation
:
PGSR, Pune
MIME
First Prize
:
PGSR, Churchgate
Second Prize
:
Maniben Nanavati, Vileparle
Third Prize
:
C. U. Shah
Consolation
:
SNDT Art's & Comm. Churchgate
Consolation
:
P. N. Doshi, Ghatkopar
SKIT
First Prize
:
PGSR, Churchgate
Second Prize
:
Third Prize
:
C. U. Shah
Consolation
:
SNDT, Churchgate
Consolation
:
Consolation
:
Consolation
:
M.M.P. Shah
SKIT (Best Acting)
First Prize
:
S.V.T. College, Juhu
Second Prize
:
SNDT Home Sc., Pune
Third Prize
:
Polytechnic, Juhu
MIMICRY
First Prize
:
M. D. Shah, Malad
Second Prize
:
Swaminarayan
Third Prize
:
MONO
ACTING
First Prize
:
SVT, Juhu
Second Prize
:
PVDT,
Third Prize
:
PGSR, Churchgate
Consolation
:
J.G. College, Ahmedabad
Consolation
:
SNDT Art's, Churchgate
Consolation
:
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ONE ACT PLAY
First Prize
:
Second Prize
:
SMRK, Nashik
Third Prize
:
Consolation (1)
:
SMDK, Kolhapur
Consolation (2)
:
UMIT, Juhu
Consolation (3)
:
S.V.T. Juhu
BEST ACTING (ONE ACT PLAY)
First Prize
:
Second Prize
:
P. N. Doshi
Third Prize
:
UMIT, Juhu
Consolation (1)
:
Consolation (2)
:
SMRK, Nashik
Consolation (3)
:
B.Ed. College, Botad
Consolation (4)
:
L.J.N.J. Mahila Mahavidyalaya
Consolation (5)
:
M.D. Shah College, Malad
SPIN-A-YARN
First Prize
:
L.T. College of Nursing, Churchgate
Second Prize
:
UMIT, Juhu
Third Prize
:
BCA, Pune
Consolation
:
M. D. Shah, Malad
WESTERN SOLO
First Prize
:
UMIT, Juhu
Second Prize :
C. U. Shah
Third Prize
PGSR, Churchgate
:
Consolation :
WESTERN GROUP
First Prize
:
UMIT, Juhu
Second Prize :
SNDT Art's & Comm. Churchgate
Third Prize
PGSR, Churchgate
:
Consolation :
SMRK, Nashik
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POETRY-RECITATION
GUJARATI
First Prize
:
M. D. Shah, Malad
Second Prize :
B.Ed. College, Botad (849)
Third Prize
KPKUM, Kadi
:
Consolation :
Swaminarayan
ENGLISH
First Prize
:
Swaminarayan, Surat
Second Prize :
UMIT, Juhu
Third Prize
:
Consolation :
PGSR, Juhu
MARATHI
First Prize
:
BCA, SataraSecond Prize :
Third Prize
:
Consolation :
S.N.D.T. College of H.Sc., Pune
PGSR, Churchgate
HINDI
First Prize
:
M.D. Shah, Malad
Second Prize :
Swaminarayan
Third Prize
SNDT Art's & Comm., Pune
:
Consolation :
UMIT, Juhu
SEMI CLASSICAL SOLO
First Prize
:
Second Prize :
PGSR, Churchgate
Third Prize
:
PGSR, Pune
Third Prize
:
SNDT, Pune
Consolation :
JDBIMS, Churchgate
15th September 2006
CLASSICAL DANCE
First Prize
:
Dept. of Cont. & Adult Edu., Churchgate
Second Prize :
Third Prize
PGSR, Pune
:
Consolation :
PGSR, Churchgate
Consolation :
SMRK, Nshik
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OVERALL TROPHY FOR THE VARIOUS EVENTS
LITERARY EVENTS :
Rotating Shield Instituted by the Department of Students' Welfare
for securing highest marks in Literary event went to Usha Mittal
Institute Of Technology, Juhu
FINE ARTS EVENTS :
Rotating Shield Instituted by the Department of Students' Welfare
for securing highest marks in Fine Arts event went to - PGSR,
Pune
MUSIC EVENTS :
Chief Guest Shri. Retd.
Justice Ratnakar Sindhakar
Rotating Trophy for securing highest marks in Indian & Western Music events donated by Lion's Club
of Mumbai, Khetwadi went to SNDT Arts & Comm., Churchgate.
THEATRE EVENTS :
Smt. Rambaben Gandhi Memorial Rotating Championship Trophy for securing highest Number of
Marks in Theatre events went to - PGSR, Churchgate.
DANCE EVENTS :
Rotating Trophy for securing highest marks in Dance events donated by GIANTS INTERNATIONAL
went to - Department of Audit & Continuing Education, Churchgate.
OVERALL CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY
1.
All Round Runner up Rotating Trophy donated by M/s. DECORA CERAMIS went to - Usha
Mittal Institute of Technology, Juhu
2.
All Round Rotating Championship Trophy of the S.N.D.T. YUVA MAHOTSAV 2006 FOR THE
BEST PERFORMANCE IN VARIOUS EVENTS went to - S.N.D.T. Art's & Commerce,
Churchgate.
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Shri. Sachin Pilgaonkar
being falicitated
Shri. Sachin Pilgaonkar,
Veteran Stage & Cine Actor
Shri. Anang Desai
being falicitated
Shri. Anang Desai,
Veteran Stage & Cine Actor
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TOP TEN COLLEGES
RANK
COLLEGE
CODE
COLLEGE NAME
1
786
SNDT Arts & Commerce Churchgate
71
2
796
UMIT, Juhu
68
3
787
PGRS, Churchgate
60
4
793
SNDT Arts, Pune
53
5
804
M. D. Shah, Malad
50
6
810
Swaminarayan, Surat
41
7
788
L. T. College Of Nursing
37
8
797
C. U. Shah Pharmacy, Juhu
30
9
826
SMRK, Nasik
30
10
790
PGRS, Pune
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POINTS
(WINNING + PARTICIPATION)
Fashion Show
42
Smt. Chitra Desai
being felicitated
Smt. Chandra Ganesh
being felicitated
Shri. A. K. Hangal
being felicitated
Shri. A. K. Hangal
43
Audience
The Chief Guest giving away Runner-up trophy to
SNDT Art’s & Commerce College, Churchgate
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TEJASWINI CONTEST
(All Round Best student of the year)
The Department of Students’ Welfare has
successfully conducted the Tejaswini Contest
2006-2007 from 13th & 15th to 18th Jan. 2007
at Patkar Hall, Churchgate Campus. It was not
a beauty contest but a contest for the “Beauty
with the Brain”. In this contest 54 students
participated from all the SNDT colleges,
including Nashik, Pune, Surat, Dhule,
Aurangabad and Bhavnagar etc.
The aim was to select the all-round best
students of the University of the year which
includes – Measuring the potentialities s useful citizen of the country judging their ability to think critically,
testing the overall personality.
The 5 days Programme consists of :
Life Skill Education Programme
Physical Fitness Test
Essay Writing
General Knowledge Test
Extempore Speech
Group Discussion
All the events were compulsory for all the participants. Since each event carries certain marks in case
a student doesn’t participate in a particular event, that many marks will be reduced
The Grand Finale consisting of 4 rounds such as
Performance round
Situation round
Judges Question round
Common Question round
They were adjudged by eminent judges from different fields.
The Eminent judges were :Dr. Jagannath Hegde
-
Ex Sheriff of Mumbai
Dr. Pramod Pabrekar
-
D.S.W. University of Mumbai
Adv. Chitra Desai
-
Advocate & Mediator
Dr. Dipti Dongaonkar
-
Medical Officer of Cama and Albless Hospital Mumbai
Ms. Shabnam Siddiqui
-
Young Women Achiever
Ms. Shital Kardekar
-
Media Person
This year Department of Students’ Welfare has introduced
7 special prizes for the following.
•
•
Academic Performance
Essay Writing
•
•
Physical Fitness
General Knowledge
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Tejaswinis
Judges Question round
Judges
Judges
Dr. Jaganathrao Hedge ex Sheriff of Mumbai
Dr. P. N. Pabrekar
Tejaswini with the Judges
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•
•
•
Group Discussion
Life skills
Extempore Speech
The winners of this Events are :
Academic Performance
Ms. Thomas Taniya
Physical Fitness
Ms. Bhide Shubhalakshmi
Ms. Bucchaada Seema
Essay Writing
Ms. Kulkarni Pooja
General Knowledge (Quiz)
Ms. Misal Priyanka
Ms. Iyer Janhvi
Group Discussion
Ms. Shama Singhania
Extempore Speech
Ms. Laxmikumari Mohanty
Life Skills
Ms. Chugh Divya
Ms. Kulkarni Pooja
Ms. Pathak Aditi
Ms. Neha Makaikar
Ms. Janhvi Iyer
Ms. Kaveri Dey
WINNERS OF TEJASWINI 2006-2007
Tejaswini 2007
-
Neha Madkaikar- JDBIMS Juhu
1st Runner Up
-
Pooja Mandlik – Home Science Pune
2nd Runner Up
-
Nina Kamat – S.V.T. College Juhu
The winners were presented with Bouquets, Sashes, trophies & Cash prizes from the Department of
Students’ Welfare.
Ms. Neha Madkaikar was also felicitated during the 56th Annual Convocation on February 27, 2007
with Smt. Vijjayalaxmi Vishvanath Dalvie Gold Medal instituted by Prof. Vinayak V. Dalvie for the All
round best student of the year.
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Report of Public Relation and Publicity
Mrs. Chandra Ganesh as PRO Contacted Press throught out the year to enhance the public face
of the University
VC’s Interview
Courses in University
:
:
1
Maharashtra Times
6 March, 2006
1
Hindustan Times
8 March, 2006
1
Lokmat
22 March, 2006
1
Mumbai Times
24 March, 2006
1
Sakaal
11 April, 2006
1
Indian Express
15 April, 2006
1
Gyanwant West Side Plus
9th May, 2006
1
Loksatta
1
Vartahar
1
Janmabhoomi
1
Mumbai Samachar
PRINT MEDIA
1)
Mahanagar
:
08th September 2006
2)
Divya Bhaskar
:
10th September 2006
3)
Mumbai Samachar
:
11th September 2006
4)
Navbharat Times
:
11th September 2006
5)
Dainik Lokmat
:
11th September 2006
6)
Janmabhoomi
:
11th September 2006
7)
Mumbai Samachar
:
11th September 2006
8)
Mumbai Mirror
:
11th September 2006
9)
Mid Day
:
12th September 2006
10)
Divya Bhaskar
:
12th September 2006
11)
Samna
:
12th September 2006
12)
Vartahar
:
13th September 2006
13)
Navbharat
:
13th September 2006
14)
Navbharat Times
:
13th September 2006
15)
Maharashtra Times
:
13th September 2006
16)
Navbharat Times
:
13th September 2006
17)
Loksatta
:
16th September 2006
18)
Navbharat Times
:
16th September 2006
19)
Sakaal
:
18th September 2006
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Classical Dance
SATELLITE CHANNELS
"E" T.V. (Marathi)
NDTV
Sahara News
Aaj Tak
"C" T.V.
:
:
:
:
:
11th September 2006.
12th September 2006.
Doordarshan has telecast our "YUVA MAHOTSAV" under three different Programmes.
1)
Amchi Shakha Kotehi Nahi :
Law Seminar
:
22nd Sept. at 7:30 p.m.
29th Sept. at 9 a.m.
F
Navbharat
19 October, 2007
"E" T.V. (Marathi)
:
Presented an episode on SNDT University in June 2007
Sahara News
:
Covered on “Course Option and Courses in June 2007
SAUFEST Coverage
Print Media
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
Hindustan Times
Hindustan Times
DNA
DNA
DNA
DNA
Lokmath
Lokmath
The Free Press Journal
Mahanagar
Hindustan Times
Navbharat
Divya Bhaskar
Divya Bhaskar
Divya Bhaskar
Divya Bhaskar
Divya Bhaskar
Sakaal
Times of India
Navkal
Vartahar
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Jan. 11, 2007
7, 2007
March 7, 2007
March 9, 2007
March 10, 2007
March 13, 2007
March 10, 2007
March 12, 2007
March 10, 2007
March 7, 2007
March 7, 2007
March 7, 2007
March 9, 2007
Feb. 11, 2007
March 12, 2007
March 13, 2007
March 14, 2007
March 15, 2007
March 10, 2007
Best Student Felicitation
:
F
Lokmat
11 January, 2007
R. D. Parade
:
F
Loksatta
19 January, 2007
Theatre - INT
:
F
Mumbai Times
1 February, 2007
Anti-Ragging
:
F
Sakaal
12 February, 2007
F
Lokmat
14 February, 2007
F
Indian Express
14 February, 2007
F
DNA
14 February, 2007
F
Mumbai Mirror
14 February, 2007
F
Asian Age
27 February, 2007
F
Divya Bhasker
27 February, 2007
F
Mumbai Samachar
27 February, 2007
F
Navbharat Times
27 February, 2007
F
Navbharat
27 February, 2007
F
Metro
16th March, 2007
F
City Bhaskar
16th March, 2007
F
Mumbai Samachar
9 January, 2007
F
Janmabhoomi
12 January, 2007
F
Divya Bhasker
20 January, 2007
F
Vartahar
20 January, 2007
F
DNA
20 January, 2007
F
Janmabhoomi
23 January, 2007
Convocation
Life Skill Education
Tejaswini Contest
:
:
:
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OUR TEAM
Sr.
No.
Name of the College
Name of the Principal
Name of the
Cultural In-charge
Dr. B. B. Pradhan
Vaishali Pande
R : 95250 2349637
Tel. No.
CHURCHGATE
1.
SNDT College of Arts & Comm.
Churchgate
2.
L. T. College of Nursing
Churchgate
Smt. Joy Kutty
Kalpana Fulambarkar
O : 2208 7422
3.
Postgraduate Dept., Churchgate
Dr. Vibhuti Patel
Anuradha
22031879 (Ext.272)
4.
PVDT College of Education
Smt. Madhura Kesarkar
Dr. Harsha Merchant
2206 3267
JUHU CAMPUS
5.
C. U. Shah College of Pharmacy
Dr. S. Y. Gabhe
Sushma Mehengi
2660 3968
6.
Dr. Radha Sinha
Ms. Snehal Joshi
2660 5162
7.
S. V. T. College of H.Sc., Juhu
Dr. Sunanda Chande
Vipra Bannerji
2660 2504
8.
Jankidevi Bajaj Institute of
Management Studies, Juhu
Dr. T. J, Mathew
Ms. Saroj Datar
2660 6626
9.
Usha Mittal Institute for Tech.,
Juhu
Dr. T. J. Mathew
Ms. Rajani Nair
2660 6197
10.
S. H. P. T. College of Sc. Juhu
Dr. Bharati Sen
Parul Zaveri
2661 0246
11.
Dept. of Special Edu., Juhu
Dr. Smriti Swarup
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022-2660 8462
12.
P. G. Home Science
Dr. Shobha Udipi
Chandrashekhar Gharli
2660 8462
13.
Dept. of Computer Sc.
Dr. Sanjay Pawar
Ms. Anita
2660 8462
AFFILIATED COLLEGES
MUMBAI
14.
M. M. P. Shah Women College,
Matunga
Dr. Krishna Gandhi
Mrs. Kiran Singh
Dr. Usha Mishra
2409 5869
2401 3964
15.
Dr. B. M. Nanavati College of
Home Science, Matunga
Dr. Shilpa Charankar
Meena Mehta
Mrs. Veena
2409 5792
2409 6508
16.
P. N. Doshi College of Arts &
Com., Ghatkopar
Dr. S. Kumudavalli
Ms. Manjula Chheda
2512 3484
2512 3539
17.
Smt. B. M. Ruia Mahila
Mahavidyalaya, Gamdevi
Dr. Purvi Shah
Ms. Shruti Ranade
2380 8130
2380 4530
18.
Smt. M. D. Shah Mahila
College, Malad
Dr. Deepa Sharma
Dr. S. S. Patra
Jyoti Joshi
2882 4860
2883 1622
19.
LJNJ Mahila Mahavidyalaya
Vile Parle
Dr. Surekha Sawant
Mrs. Smriti Bhosale
2616 9565
20.
Maniben Nanavati College,
Vile Parle
Dr. Harshada Rathod
Pragnya Shukla
2612 8840
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21.
Anuman-Islam College of
H.Sc., Andheri
Ms. Mohini Mankelar
Dhamishtha Chudasama
2632 0631
SOLAPUR - DISTRICT
22.
P. Shikshan Prasarak Mandal
H.Sc. Women’s College, Akluj
Prof. Jagdip
----
952185-225077
23.
Siddheshwar Senior College
Solapur
Smt. Nilima Malge
Mrs. Asha Kamle
95217-2722853
Manu Mahadevi
952446-247116
Shri. Chowre V. P.
-----
952441-243002
BEED - DISTRICT
24.
Manavlok College, Anbajogai
25.
Anand Charitable Sansth’s
Mahila Kala Mahavidyalayam
Patoda
THANE - DISTRICT
26.
G.E.I. Women’s College, Dombivali
Dombivali
Ms. S. S. Kesarkar
Ms. Kishore Kajale
95251-2451090
27.
B. S. U. Mandal’s Mahila
Mahavidyalaya, Vajreshwari
Dr. Kaveri Pal
Smt. Alka Kadam
952522-261450
Dr. Madhura Joshi
9520-25431153
PUNE - DISTRICT
28.
SNDT College of Arts & Com.
Pune
Dr. Ashwini R. Dhongde
29.
SNDT College of H. Sc., Pune
Smt. L. P. Awasthee
30.
SNDT College of Edu., Pune
Dr. Hemalata Parasnis
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31.
M.K.S.S.S. College of H.Sc.
(Fashion Design) Pune
Mrs. Manju P. Hundekar
Prof. Sachin
9520-25466966
25464062
32.
Sharadabai Pawar College of
Education, Pune
----
-----
952112-254325
Dr. B. S. Babar
Mr. S. A. Olari
0233-2622523
2621577
9520-25433416
SANGALI - DISTRICT
33.
C. B. Shah Mahila College
DHULE - DISTRICT
34.
W. K. Bhagini Seva Mandal’s
Arts & Com. College, Dhule
Dr. Suyakanta Ajmera
Mrs. Kiran Saxena
02562-272213
35.
Smt. Ansuyabai Akoba, Dhule
N. D. Ahirrao
Prof. S. K. Pawar
02566-228201
282221
Dr. Mangala Jangale
Dr.Mrs. Prabhavati Mahajan
952422-273989
JALGAON - DISTRICT
36.
A. D. P. Mandal’s Women’s
College, Jalgaon
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37.
N. P. Arts & Com. Mahila
Mahavidyalaya, Amalner
Prof. H. H. Shinde
Prof. Mhajan
952587-223462
38.
Arts & Com. Mahila
Mahavidyalaya, Dongarkhatore
D. G. Bhole
Prof. More
263061
263225
39.
Dr. Varsha Patil Women’s
College of Computer Sc., Jalgaon
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95257-225912
40.
S.S.P.S. Shri. S. S. Mahila
Kala Mahavidyalaya, Jalgaon
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02584-2500055
AHMEDNAGAR - DISTRICT
41.
P. R. Education Society’s
Home Science College, Loni
Dr. N. J. Sonawane
Ms. S. V. Lad
952422-273989
42.
P. G. M. M. Kopargaon,
Ahmednagar
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952422-225971
Dr. Smt. S. S. Lavekar
Smt. S. Kakade
95253-2579949
Mr. M. B. Tendulkar
------
952325-233735
232091
NASHIK - DISTRICT
43.
S. M. R. K. College, Nashik
RATNAGIRI - DISTRICT
44.
Maharshi Karve Shree Shikshan
Santh’s Bachelor’s of Comp.
Application College, Ratnagiri
AURANGABAD-DISTRICT
45.
L.N.P. Arts & Conun. College
Aurangabad
Mr. L. P. Sapre
--------
95240-2482725
46.
Janata Shikshan Prasarak
Mandal’s College, Bhavnagar
---------
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95240-33586
47.
Smt. N. C. Gandhi & B. V. Gandhi
College, Bhavnagar
Dr. D. J. Dhandhukia
Prof. Nitin Mule
0278-2203180
2203180
48.
Sheth P. T. Mahila College, Surat
Dr. Bhavanaben Desai
Smt. Bindu Shah
Smt. Jyoti Godre
0261-2669044
2698544
49.
Shri. Swaminarayan Manav
Seva Trust’s College of
Physiotherapy, Surat
Dr. Chandrakant S. Modi
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02600-71632
73173
50.
Smt. H.B.S. Mahila College
Rajula
Mr. Niraj S. Mehta
Parul Navapara
Giraben Trivedi
51.
Maa Ashpurna B.Ed. College
Bhug
Dr. R. M. Trivedi
Smt. Neesha Thakre
KOLHAPUR - DISTRICT
52.
S.P.M.’s Smt. S. M. Desai Kanya
Mahavidyalaya, Vadgaon
231781
230135
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DEPARTMENT OF STUDENT'S WELFARE
Trial Balance for the year 2006-2007
RECEIPT
Amount
Opening Balance of 2006-2007
Advance received from university
1st Installment
19/04/06
2nd Installment
21/08/06
3rd Installment
11/09/06
th
24/11/06
4 Installment
5th Installment
15/10/07
th
31/01/07
6 Installment
7th Installment
26/08/07
Bank Interest
Yuva Mohotsav Tickets
Independence Day
Yuva Mahotsav - BMN College, Matunga
Yuva Mohotsav - M. D. Shah Mahila College, Mulund
Republic Day
11,626.55
1,00,000
3,00,000
5,00,000
2,00,000
1,00,000
1,00,000
2,00,000
Total
PAYMENT
Amount
Bank Closing Balance
Yuva Mohotsav
Students Leadership
Printing & Stationary
Hospitality
Telephone A/c
Sanitary Material
Maintenance & Repairs of Equipment
Xerox
Postage
Traveling Expenses
Miscellaneous
Medical Checkup
Tejaswini & Youth Parliament
Bank Charges
Other Activities
Furniture & Dead Stock
Inter University West Zone
Maintenance & Repairs of Computers
Saufest
Independence Day
Audit Fee
Republic Day
Transfer from Dept. A/c to NSS A/c
3,508-65
6,37,406-00
61,911-00
38,757-00
12,732-00
35,729-00
1,312-00
3,335-00
15,711-60
24,745-00
11,844-00
13,234-50
76,523-00
90,076-90
702-00
28,911-40
52,031-50
3,45,149-00
14,425-00
51,945-00
1,451-00
16,479-00
1,000-00
Total
15,00,000-00
2,102-00
17,480-00
1,451-00
5,000-00
251-00
1,000-00
15,38,910-55
54
15,38,910-55
DEPARTMENT OF STUDENTS’ WELFARE
S. N. D. T. WOMEN’S UNIVERSITY, MUMBAI
Calender 2007-2008
Apr. 23, 2007
Apr. 24, 2007
June-July 2007
June 18, 2007
July 27, 2007
August 13-15, 2007
July-August 2007
August 1, 2007
August 7, 2007
August 10, 2007
August 15, 2007
August 16-18, 2007
August 21-23, 2007
August 29-31, 2007
Sept. 3-5, 2007
Sept. 10, 2007
Sept. 25-29, 2007
Oct. 3,6, 2007
Oct. 8-9, 2007
Oct. 15, 2007
Nov. 1-3, 2007
Nov. 5-7, 2007
Nov. 19-21, 2007
Dec. 10-15, 2007
Dec. 19, 2007
Jan. 26, 2008
Jan. 16-18, 2008
Feb. 14, 2008
Feb. - Mar. 2008
Board of Students Meeting
Cultural-Incharge Teacher’s Meeting
Orientation in different Colleges
Meeting of the Regional Youth Festival
Board of Students Meeting
Leadership Camp at Devlali
Dramatic workshop at colleges
Cultural Incharge teachers Meeting
Street Play Competition
Students’ Council meeting & Election
Independence Day
Leadership Camp at Juhu
S.N.D.T. Yuva Mahotsav (Regional Youth Fest) for
Gujarat Colleges at J. G. College of Education,
Ahmedabad.
S.N.D.T. Yuva Mahotsav for Mumbai Colleges at
P. N. Doshi College, Ghatkopar
S.N.D.T. Yuva Mahotsav (Regional Youth Fest) for
Maharshtra Colleges at W. K. Bhagini College,Dhule
Students’ Council Meeting
S.N.D.T. Yuva Mahotsav (Grand Finale at
Churchgate Campus)
Medical Check-Up at Churchgate Campus
Medical Check-Up at Juhu Campus
Life-Skill Education Programme
Mumbai Colleges (Churchgate)
Life-Skill Education Programme
(Pune Campus)
8th National Youth Parliament
Competition
Career Guidance & Training Week
Republic Day
Tejaswini Contest
Campus Interviews
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PRESS COVERAGE
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PRESS COVERAGE
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PRESS COVERAGE
58
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S.N.D.T. Women’s University
Annual Report
2006 - 2007
A
De
Department of
Students’ Welfare
Published & Printed by
Ms. Chandra Ganesh
Dean of Students’, NSS Co-ordinator & P.R.O.
THE MEMBERS OF THE UNIVERSITY BOARD
OF
STUDENTS WELFARE ARE AS FOLLOWS :
1.
Prof. Chandra Krishnamurthy Hon’ble Vice Chancellor
2.
Smt. Sunanda Chande
Member, Principal, SVT College of Home Sc.
Juhu
3.
Dr. Bharati Sen
Member, Head, SHPT School of Library Sc.
4.
Mrs. Purvi Shah
Member, Principal, B. M. Ruia Mahila
Mahavidyalaya
5.
Dr. S. C. Tailor
Member, Principal, Vanita Vishram Women’s
College of Commerce
6.
Prof. Shruti Ranade
Member, Teacher in-charge B. M. Ruia Mahila
Mahavidyalaya
7.
Shri. Milind Patil
Member
8.
Smt. Linda Dennis
Member, Asst. Director Physical Edn.
9.
Capt. Jyoti Kambatta
Member, NCC Activities
10. Shri. D. J. Dhandukia
Member, Principal, N.C. Gandhi College,
Bhavnagar
11. Prof. Anil Singh
Member, Mithibai College
12. Dr. Praveena Tapalia
Member, Dept. of Guidance & Counselling
13. Shri. Nilesh Save
Member, Cultural Co-ordinator, University of
Mumbai
16. Smt. Pragya Mayekar
Member, Lecturer, Mithibai College
17. Mrs. Chandra Ganesh
Dean of Students & Member Secretary
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PATRONS
Prof. Chandra Krishnamurthy
Hon’ble Vice Chancellor
Dr. Madhu Madan
Registrar
Dr. Kumudavalli
Director, BCUD
ADVISORY MEMBERS
Shri. Mukesh Sharma
Mrs. Indu Awasthi
Mr. Mahesh Bhagwat
Mrs. Nilufer Ahmed
Mr. P. Sonavane
Dr. B. B. Pradhan
Mr. Khalil Ahmad
Dr. Deepa Sharma
Dr. Vibhuti Patel
Shri. Milind Patil
ORGANISING COMMITTEE
Prin. Sunanda Chande
Chairperson
Prof. Ram Sable
Member
Member
Prin. Shilpa Charankar
Member
Ms. Linda Dennis
Member
Dr. Deepa Sharma
Member
Prin. B. B. Pradhan
Member
Smt. Chandra Ganesh
Org. Secretary, Dean of Students’
CULTURAL COMMITTEE
Shri. Sunil Katti
SNDT College of Arts & Commerce
Smt. Snehal Joshi
Kum. Asha Patil
Dept. of Adult & Cont. Edn.
Smt. Rajani Rajan
Usha Mittal Inst. of Technology
Smt. Rajeshri Shirke
Dept. of Cont. & Adult Edn.
Smt. Mangala Nadgauda
Hostel Superintendent
Kum. Manjula Chheda
P. N. Doshi College
Smt. Rajshri Trivedi
Maniben Nanavati College
Ms. Dharmistha Chudasama
Anjuman Islam’s Colleges
Prof. Olga Pereira
M. D. Shah Mahila College
S. N. D. T. WOMEN’S UNIVERSITY, MUMBAI
ANNUAL REPORT 2006-2007
The Department of Students’ Welfare caters to the needs of the students besides academic
activities and conducts various departments, various co-curricular and extra curricular activities for the students of the conducted and afilliated colleges of the university.
Our Aim is to : Develop the overall personality of the students by making them Self Reliant and
strong.
MAIN OBJECTIVES
1.
To cater to the needs and welfare of the students.
2.
To help students in their physical, social, emotional as well as intellectual development
3.
To develop the overall personality of the students.
4.
To provide them with a platform to exhibit their inherent and co-herent talents
5.
To provide a platform to integrate the students and enable them to interact with each
other.
6.
To ingrain and inculcate in them human values and virtues
7.
To develop Leadership qualities in them
The year 2006-2007 dawned with great expectation and hope. Thre Department was active
through out the year.
ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE OF THE DEPARTMENT
Ms. Chandra Ganesh
:
Dean of Students;, P.R.O. & NSS Co-ordinator
Ms. Ragini Kate
:
Office Assistant
Ms. Radha K. Kumar
:
Typist

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