दिनांक 14 ते 28 जानेवारी 2021 या कालावधीत मराठी भाषा संवर्धन पंधरवड्यानिमीत्त महाविद्यालयात काही कार्यक्रम आयोजित करण्यात आलेे आहेत. त्याचा सविस्तर अहवाल याच पृष्ठावर नंतर प्रसिद्ध करण्यात येईल.
या पंधरवड्यातील कार्यक्रमांचे आयोजन करण्याच्या संदर्भातील महाराष्ट्र शासनाचे सविस्तर पत्र पहा.
मराठी भाषा संवर्धन पंधरवडा – 2021
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Lecturer :- Prof. Dr. Chaitra Redkar
Talk on: – Feminism – Simon De Beauvoir
Medium: – Marathi
For Class: – TYBA Political Science (a group of about 25 students)
Date:- Tuesday, 30th August, 2016
Time:- 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm (One hour of talk and a brief question answer session)
Eighteen years of teaching experience – Since 2008 she is working as the Head of the Department (I/C) of Political Science at the Post Graduate section of SNDT University at Churchgate campus and before that she worked in the undergraduate section for ten years since 1998.
She is active in academic, social and political circles and an author of three books, wrote numerous articles in periodicals like Samaj Prabodhan Patrika, Watsaru, Andolan, Satyagrahi, and also translated few articles (English to Marathi)
She is a member of the following institutions in SNDT Women’s University:-
She was involved in the work of State Election Commission (Maharashtra)
A member of managing committee of social organisation – Men Against Violence and Abuse (MAVA)
Worked for the Sahitya Sanskriti Mandal on the Social History of Maharashtra project.
Also linked to Y. D. Phadke Advance Research and Madhav Sathe Documentation centre, Goregaon, Mumbai, Keshav Gore Trust, Goregaon , Mumbai and Maharashtra Foundation, USA.
She completed her BA from S. P. College, Pune and MA, M. Phil. and Ph. D.from Department of Politics and Public Administration, Savitribai Phule University of Pune,
First of all read about The Common European Framework of Reference designed to objectively test the level of your language skills.
The British Council in India offers many courses in English
Go through this test to find out your English level
Besides the tests the site contains many interesting videos such as this and this
Other tools
You will find many more things on the net helping you master English.
Make it a habit to read some good English periodicals. Many are available in the College library.
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Semester 1, 3 & 5
“As students of international relations you must always try to see beyond what the media tells you about international events.”
-Mr. Rishi Kapoor
Political Officer
US Consulate, Mumbai.
He was speaking at the Library Orientation Programme for TYBA Political Science students of Dr. T. K. Tope Arts and Commerce Night College at the American Library on 18th March 2016.
Sushma Karnik, Director of the American Library and Technical services librarian Simran Nagra organised the programme for us. In a detailed presentation Simran Nagra explained all the facilities available to the students in the library.
21 students participated in the programme. All of them were offered complimentary membership of the library for one year which also includes access to online database.
3.1 million is the number of Indian Americans staying in USA according to the US census and that indicates the depth of Indo-US relations said Mr. Shubharaj P. Buwa, Associate Professor, Political Science while delivering the vote of thanks.
Complete list of participating students:-
Dipesh Gorule,
Manish Parkar,
Pradeep Patankar,
Pritam Shinge,
Vikrant Arbone,
Rajesh Gawari,
Rajesh Ghadi,
Ankita Jadhav,
Rupesh Kadam,
Meenakshi Kalbate,
Maruti Khot,
Vijay Kijbile,
Nitin Kulaye,
Supriya Patil,
Mahesh Salunkhe,
Ashwini Sargar,
Vinay Sawant,
Govinda Swami,
Paragam Varishe,
Sumeet Gade,
Nitin Gaikwad
“As students of international relations you must always try to see beyond what the media tells you about international…
Posted by Shubharaj Buwa on Friday, March 18, 2016
Director, Centre for Central Eurasian Studies , University of Mumbai
Talk on: – India – Russia relations
Medium: – Marathi
For Class: – TYBA Political Science (a group of about 25 students)
Date:- Wednesday, 24th February, 2016
Time:- 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm (One hour of talk and a brief question answer session)
Click here to download the audio file of the lecture.
Prof. Dr. Sanjay Deshpande is the Director of the Centre for Central Eurasian Studies, University of Mumbai. The Centre offers 4 papers at M.A. level in combination with other social science disciplines such as Economics, Politics, History, Sociology, and Geography and Mass communications.
After the disintegration of the Soviet Union the emergence of the Commonwealth of Independent States has acquired major significance in the academic circles because of its regional importance, energy resources and ethnic volatility. All the developments in that region are of great interest to India. The Centre for Central Eurasian Studies therefore has shifted its earlier focus from being exclusively Soviet/Russia centric to the periphery, taking into consideration their significance in international scene. The research activities carried out in the Centre pay special attention to various issues involved in these areas: economic and political changes, demographic situation, ethnic conflict, gender issues, human rights aspects, security and terrorism. The academic activities in the Centre are basically oriented towards understanding the ongoing socio-economic political, cultural and ethnic problem. In the conference and seminars organized by the Center emphasis is laid also on Indo-Russian relations and Indo-Central Asian Relations. The scholars in the Centre are also paying attention to the issues like energy, security, geo-politics, ethnicity, nationality problems and geo-economics in Central Eurasia. These issues constitute the thrust area of the research, documentation and publication of the Centre for Central Eurasian Studies. The Centre promotes interdisciplinary research and teaching on social, economic, political, ethno-national and foreign policy problems of the countries of the post-Soviet space.
-From the official brochure of the centre.
Talk on: – Nationalism of Ravindranath Tagore
Medium: – Marathi
For Class: – TYBA Political Science
Date:- Tuesday, 23rd February, 2016
Time:- 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm (One hour of talk and a brief question answer session)
M.A., APGDUM (Advanced Post Graduate Diploma in Urban Management, YASHDA, Pune), Ph. D.
Source:- Shailendra College Website
| Rank | Name | Class | Marks secured (out of 10) | Date and time of attempt |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Saurabh Singad | SYBA | 8 | 2015-11-28 07:36:13 |
| 2 | Roshan Tambat | FYBCOM | 5 | 2015-12-03 06:58:53 |
| 2 | Sushil Barve | TYBA | 5 | 2015-11-28 11:38:41 |
Past student Prabhakar Pashte also participated.
From – 26/10/2015 To 29/10/2015
At New Delhi
Senior officials level meeting – Jointly organised by the African Union and Government of India.
Insightful, imaginative logo – Maps of India and Africa and a Lion – King of the Jungle found in both regions – on the background of a diamond
(See a video about making of the logo)
Click here to see the detailed list of all African Union countries.
Shaping a more equitable world order is considered a major challenge before India and Africa. Emphasis on shared history.
From our struggle against colonialism and apartheid, we have emerged to jointly accept the challenges of a globalizing world. Even as we combat with common threats – the threat from international terrorism; the scourge of poverty, disease, illiteracy and hunger; the challenge of climate change – and collectively promote the socio-economic advancement of all our people, we believe that India and Africa traverse the same path, share the same values and cherish the same dreams.
http://www.iafs.in/home.php
A special website was created for the summit.
The third edition of the four day IAFS summit which will take place during 26th-29th October 2015 enables consultations at the highest political level between the heads of government of 54 nations across Africa and the Indian government to give a new thrust to our age-old partnership. It provides an opportunity to not only reflect on the past, but to define the road ahead in tune with the times we live in.
The First Africa-India Forum Summit was held in 2008 in New Delhi, India, while the Second Africa-India Forum Summit took place in 2011 at the headquarters of the African Union in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Watch videos about first two summits on YouTube.
Also check the AU agenda 2063.
