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Sagar Watch - March 14, 2024 0

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Sagar Watch News/ The moot court competition organized at Symbiosis Law School, Nagpur in collaboration with the National Human Rights Commission was a tough competition among 67 teams from across the country. In which Dr. Hari Singh Gaur University also got a place among the 20 teams selected on the basis of evaluation of the memorial.

Dr. Harisingh Gaur University received the prestigious award of “Best Memorial Plaintiff” in the competition. The team of students of the Law Department of the University was awarded a trophy and a prize money of ₹ 10,000 as a victory.

The students included in the winning team were Kuldeep Kesharwani, Vivek Soni and Khushi Chaurasia.

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Sagar Watch - January 13, 2024 0

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Sagar Watch/ After the UGC issued a letter regarding the investigation into the appointment of  Registrar in-charge of Dr  Harisingh Gour University, the demand to form a committee and start the investigation soon has intensified.

The complainant Dr. Manish Bohare approached the Vice Chancellor of the University regarding the letter issued by the UGC in response to his reminder.

According to Manish Bohre in the letter, UGC Under Secretary Dr. Anju Mohan Malhotra has said that the University is directed to investigate the matter and take appropriate action.

In this matter, Dr. Bohare expressed doubt that he feared that this letter could be prevented from being brought to the notice of the Vice Chancellor. That is why he has given a copy of the letter sent to him by UGC along with a memorandum in the Vice-Chancellor's office .

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Sagar Watch - January 10, 2024 0

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Sagar Watch/ University Grant Commission has recently replied to a reminder letter recieved from a complainant regarding Dr Hari Singh Gour Central University of Madhya Pradesh.  

Though this letter UGC informed the complanaint Manish Bohre that the complaint letter sent by him about the so called illegal appointment of acting registrar of  Dr Hari Singh Gour Central University of Madhya Pradesh has been taken into congnizence and has  forwarded to concerned university to take due action.

It is noteworthy that Complainant-Manish Bohre-in his letter,which he sent to University Grant Commission, raises questions about the selection procedure of the acting registrar of university and demand that until the allegations related his selection procedure  sorted out no recruitment process should be initiated under his tenure.


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Sagar Watch - December 18, 2023 0

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Sagar Watch/ The student of Dr. Harisingh Gour University Sagar Pharmacy Science Department received the honor of “West M Pharmacy Student” in the ‘International Convention – Worldwide Scenario and Future Challenges in Modern Drug Discovery’ held in Rajasthan.

Here Praveen Rawat gave a poster presentation on the topic 'Computational Design and Evaluation of Novel Pyrimidine Derivatives as GPR-119 Agonists for Type-2 Diabetes Treatment' on 15 December 2023. In which he stood second and received the “West M Pharmacy Student” Award.

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Sagar Watch - December 18, 2023 0
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Sagar Watch/ Activist group running postcard campaign against the in-charge registrar of Dr Hari Singh Gour central universtiy now send a  memorundum through  member of parliament of sagar Rajbahadur singh  to  prime minister of india demanding  investigation against the alleged irregularities of Registrar. 


MP Rajbahadur was also informed about the ongoing postcard campaign being conducted against the Registrar in-charge of the Central University, which he appreciated.

Among those who gave the memorandum were Dr. Manish Bohare, Vishwa Hindu Parishad city president Kapil Swami, Bajrang Dal cow protection chief Bittu Pandey alias Pehalwan, Prem Patel Samrasata chief Pawan Chaurasia and other colleagues.

 
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Sagar Watch - December 15, 2023 0

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Sagar Watch/ The National Education Policy 2020 has ended the fear of examinations. It gives autonomy to choose the subjects of one's choice. Builds confidence in Indian languages and Indian knowledge.

These views were expressed by B Shankaranand, All India Organization Minister of Bharatiya Shikshan Mandal, as the chief guest and keynote speaker in a one-day workshop. 

It was organized on the topic 'National Education Policy 2020 - Outline and Implementation' in the Abhimanch Auditorium of Dr. Harisingh Gaur University, Sagar on Friday.

He said that the National Education Policy 2020 is a basis for the betterment of the population. According to the Indian knowledge tradition, the nature to pursue education was present in the Indian psyche. 

Implementation of this policy is possible only through people who understand the Indian knowledge tradition.It is very important for qualified people to be involved in the implementation of the National Education Policy. 

He said that there is also a great need to develop work culture in institutions.Unless sacred relationships are developed between individuals, work culture cannot be developed. 

For sacred relationships, it is necessary to create a feeling of joy in the upliftment of others instead of competition and hatred. He said that every person in this world is unique and has potential.

On this occasion, University Executive Council member Prof. Atul M Gosai, Dr. Sharad K Pradhan, Shri Krishna University Chhatarpur Chairman Pushpendra Singh Gautam were present as special guests. The program was presided over by Vice Chancellor Prof.Neelima Gupta.

In this connection, University Executive Council member Dr. Sharad K Pradhan and Prof. Naveen Kango also expressed his views.

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On this occasion, Joint Education Director Dr. Manish Verma, college representative Dr. Raju Tandon, teachers and officers of various departments of the university, various officials and members of Bharatiya Shikshan Mandal, teachers of various colleges and a large number of researchers and students of the university were present. .

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Sagar Watch - December 12, 2023 0

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Sagar Watch "In order to always learn and do something new with education and culture, every kind of education system should be in accordance with our social environment. What is Life Long Learning? It is social learning through traditional knowledge and mutual learning techniques.Efforts to accelerate development. 

These views were expressed by Prof. Diwakar Singh Rajput of Sagar University while speaking as a special guest at the inauguration ceremony of an international convention organized at Kshatrapati Sahu Ji Maharaj University, Kanpur.

Professor Rajput said that Indian culture gives place to the cultivation of knowledge and wisdom through education. New and old dimensions of learning will have to be enriched for people of every class and every age group. 

Professor Rajput said that there is a need to work on new dimensions of education in police, army, farmers, labourers, industries, jails etc.

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Sagar Watch - December 12, 2023 0

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Sagar Watch/ Yadav Mahasabha on Monday launched a post card campaign against University's in-charge Registrar Satyaprakash Upadhyay on Teen Batti.

In this connection, District President of Yadav Mahasabha Shiv Shankar Yadav (Guddu) said that 500 postcards will be sent to the President and Prime Minister on behalf of the members of Yadav Mahasabha.

In which a demand is being made to immediately remove the Registrar in-charge of Sagar University. There has also been a demand for an inquiry into his appointment process and a review of all the decisions taken by him.

The District President of Yadav Mahasabha said that as soon as Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav takes oath, he will meet him and send a memorandum to the Prime Minister and will inform him about the current situation of Sagar University.

In the postcard campaign today, Sonu Yadav councilor representative Makronia, Gopilal Yadav, Yash Yadav, Pramod Lambardar, Atul Yadav, Vasu Yadav, Aniket Yadav, Mukesh Yadav, Rajendra Yadav, Babu Singh Yadav, Anjay Yadav, Animesh Yadav, Laxman Yadav, Ranu Yadav, A large number of people from Yadav community including Jitendra Yadav, Sanjeev Yadav were present.

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Sagar Watch - December 06, 2023 0

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Sagar Watch/ An academic agreement was signed here today between Dr. Harisingh Gour University and Mahar Regiment Center of the Indian Army. The objective of which is to upgrade the educational, professional and technical skills of the officers, soldiers, Agniveer and their families of the Mahar Regiment.

In this program organized at Suresh Chandra Auditorium, Mahar Regiment Center, Sagar, Vice Chancellor of the University, Prof. Neelima Gupta and Brigadier Inderjit Singh Bhalla signed the MoU.

In her address as the chief guest on this occasion, Vice Chancellor Prof. Neelima Gupta said that this is a historic academic agreement to be held on the occasion of Mahaparinirvan Day of Baba Saheb. 

On one hand, Baba Saheb presented legislation to the country for education for all, while Dr. Gour built a university for this purpose. This academic agreement is the joint culmination of the great resolutions of both Baba Saheb Ambedkar and Dr. Harisingh Gour, she said.

She also said that while the Mahar Regiment as a unit of the Indian Army is preparing brave and skilled soldiers, a university, while playing its role, will also provide them degrees along with academic, professional and technical skills.

In this connection, Brigadier Bhalla, who was presiding over the function, said that the women of the families of the Mahar Regiment not only stand with their children and families but also encourage their young sons all the time.

This academic agreement will pave the way for their education and skill development. With the help of the courses being prepared for the Agniveers, they will be able to enrich their lives at the level of employment and skills even after military service in the future.

Documentary films of Mahar Regiment and University were also screened at the function.

Vice Chancellor Prof. Gupta and Brigadier Bhalla presented mementos to each other. On this occasion, Registrar in-charge Dr. SP Upadhyay, Prof. Herrell Thomas, Prof. MS Pahwa, Prof. SK Kashaw, Dr. Sanjay Sharma, Dr. Vivek Jaiswal, Praveen Rathore were present as a university delegation. The program was conducted by military instructor Varun Kumar Singh.

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Sagar Watch - December 05, 2023 0

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Sagar Watch/ Association of Microbiology of India (AMI) has honored Isha Sharma, a research student of the Department of Microbiology, Dr. Harisingh Gour University, with the Best Oral Presentation Award for her excellent research work.

This honor has been given to him on the research paper presented on the decomposition of chicken feathers by bacteria and making useful substances from them in the 64th International Seminar of AMI organized from 1 to 3 December at Bundelkhand University, Jhansi.

Isha has been working on the biodegradation of poultry feathers for the last five years and is also a DST Inspire Fellow. She is doing her research work under the direction of Professor Naveen Kango, Head of the Department of Microbiology.

  Along with this award, he has also been awarded a gift voucher worth 200 Euro by Springer Nature India. The teachers and research students of the department have congratulated on this achievement.

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Sagar Watch - December 04, 2023 0

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Sagar Watch/ The commencement ceremony for the students admitted in Dr. Harisingh Gour University for the session 2023-24 was held in the Golden Jubilee Auditorium of the University. In the program, on behalf of the students, disabled student Ankit welcomed the Vice Chancellor with a flower bunch while sitting on a wheel chair.

On this occasion, Prof. Neelima Gupta told the students present that they are fortunate that they have got the opportunity to study in Dr. Gour University. Students will take advantage of this opportunity to establish their academic, social and cultural talent on the world stage.

In the welcome address, Dean, Student Welfare, while welcoming the newly admitted students, said that the important responsibility of taking the dreams and legacy of Dr. Gour to the world rests on their shoulders.

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Proctor Chanda Bain told the students about the importance of discipline for success in human life. Also underlined their role in maintaining discipline in the university campus.

Prof. Naveen Kango, Director, Academic Activities, informed the students about the various course structures adopted by the University under the National Education Policy-2020 and also apprised them about important topics like selection of subjects and Academic Bank of Credit.

On this occasion, students were also given information related to university hostel facilities, various cultural activities, sports and physical education, library, placement cell, health and hygiene.


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Sagar Watch - December 04, 2023 0

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Sagar Watch/ A one-day workshop on topic"violence Against Women" was organized at the Arts and Commerce Government College on Monday under the joint aegis of the student wing of the National Service Scheme and Awaaz Sansthan, Bhopal.

Chief guest of the program, Justice Reena Sharma, gave her speech on the role of youth in stopping violence against women, Act 498A and various types of violence against women.

Guest Yogesh Bansal gave information in the workshop about the free legal aid provided by the government to the poor and weaker sections and about the Lokayukta court.

In this connection, District Coordinator Malti Patel and Principal Dr. Sanjeev Dubey also addressed the workshop.Gratitude for the program was expressed by Dr. Sangeeta Mukherjee, District Organizer of National Service Scheme.

A large number of students from the college including Dr. Amar Kumar Jain, District Nodal Officer, Imrana, Pratibha Jain, Suchita Agarwal, Bhupendra Kumar Bhanu, Priya Patel, Abhilasha Jain and all other staff were present in the program.

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Sagar Watch - November 26, 2023 0

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Sagar Watch/ When even ink was not found in the Sagar. The children here had to go out for higher education. Sagar was extremely backward from educational point of view. At such a time, due to his love and inspiration for his motherland, Dr. Gour created a unique record of its kind by donating his entire capital and establishing the university in 1946.

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On the occasion of the 154th birth anniversary of Sir Dr. Harisingh Gour, the founder of Dr. Harisingh Gour University, Vice Chancellor of the University, Prof. Neelima Gupta reached Teenbatti in Sagar city and garlanded the statue of Dr. Gour and addressed the gathering.

While sharing the continuous progress of the university, She said that as the Vice-Chancellor, it will be her endeavor to move this academic institution on the path of progress as per the dreams of Dr. Harisingh Gour.

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Sagar Watch - November 18, 2023 0

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Sagar Watch/ ‘Gour Utsav’ 2023 is being organized from 20th November to 26th November to commemorate the 154th birth anniversary of the great educationist and philanthropist Dr. Sir Harisingh Gour, the founder of Dr. Harisingh Gour University, Sagar.

In this regard, in the press conference organized in the university, Vice Chancellor Prof. Neelima Gupta said that Dr. Gour's birth anniversary is celebrated with great enthusiasm in Sagar city. Dr. Harisingh Gour University will also enthusiastically celebrate the birth anniversary of its patriarch throughout the week.

She said that many academic-cultural activities will be organized throughout the week with the aim of making Gaur Utsav memorable.She said that this is not only an event of the university but an event of the entire Sagar city. Every citizen associated with the city and the university is welcomed and congratulated in the various events of Gaur Utsav.

In the main function organized on 26th November, the program will be presided over by Kanhaiya Lal ji Berwal (former IPM) and Chancellor, Dr. Harisingh Gaur University.

In the main function organized on 26th November, the program will be presided over by Kanhaiya Lal ji Berwal (former IPM) and Chancellor, Dr. Harisingh Gaur University.

In this program, former Vice Chancellor of the University, Prof. Santosh Kumar, alumnus and former Director, Indian Atomic Division, Hyderabad P.S. Parihar will be honored with 'Gour Ratna' and former teacher Prof. Sanjay Srivastava and Vice Chancellor, Mahatma Gandhi Central University, Motihari, Bihar will be honored with 'Gour Mani'.


"Gaur Utsav" @Gaur Samadhi Complex

from 20th November to 25th November 

Inter-university competitions @the university stadium 

in which indigenous sports and cultural activities will be organised.

On 20th November, T-20 friendly cricket match will be held between Journalist XI vs University Officer/Employee XI.

On 21st November, T-20 friendly cricket match will be held between University Teachers XI vs University Teachers/Employees XI of affiliated colleges.

On the same day, Youth Festival cultural programs presented by the students of the affiliated colleges of the university will be organized in the Golden Jayanti Auditorium.

On 22nd November The final match of T-20 Friendship Cricket will be held between the winning teams 

-A cultural program will be organized by the students of Kendriya Vidyalaya No. 04 in the Golden Jubilee Auditorium of the University..

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Sagar Watch - March 10, 2023 0

Convocation Ceremony-Convocation is an important academic event-VC

SAGAR WATCH/ Sea. The 31st convocation of Dr Harisingh Gour Central University, Sagar will be held on March 14, 2023. Gopal Bhargava, Honorable Cabinet Minister, Public Works Department, Cottage and Rural Industries, Government of Madhya Pradesh will be the chief guest at the convocation ceremony held at the Golden Jubilee Auditorium of the University. 

Dr Pankaj Mittal, General Secretary of the Association of Indian Universities, New Delhi (AIU) will be the guest of honour, She Will be present as The Vice-Chancellor of the University Prof Neelima Gupta will present the annual progress report. The function will be presided over by the Chancellor of the University, Prof. Balwantrai Shantilal Jani.

In a 'press conference' organized in connection with the convocation, the Vice Chancellor of the University Prof. Neelima Gupta said that the convocation is an important academic event. In this ceremony, after studying in various courses of the university, they attend this ceremony to receive their degree.

Chief coordinator of the convocation ceremony, Prof. Naveen Kango said that a total of 866 students, including 439 undergraduate, 399 PG and 28 PhD students from 11 CBCS system schools, will be present and receive degrees in this convocation. 

Apart from this, 187 students will be awarded 'in absentia' degrees. In this way, a total of 1053 students will be awarded degrees.

Pro. Naveen Kango said that students can collect their degree files and dress material (Bundeli turban and stole) on 11th and 13th March from 11.00 am to 4.00 pm and on 12th March from 02.00 pm to 05.00 pm at the Gour campus of the university. can do.

It will be mandatory for all the registered students to bring their admit card and photo identity card - Aadhaar card or PAN card to get the above material. Registered students will attend the convocation ceremony only in convocation dress.

A dress code, white kurta-pyjama for boys and white salwar-kurta for girl students have been prescribed, which will have to be arranged by the students themselves.

Giving information, the Vice-Chancellor of the University Prof. Gupta said that on March 14, the University is also going to organize a three-day national event 'The National Women's Student Parliament' in collaboration with the Association of Indian Universities, New Delhi (AIU).

He said that the University has got the privilege of organizing the 'First National Women's Student Parliament' in which girl students from many universities of the country will participate. This event will prove to be a milestone towards ensuring the political participation of women.

Dr Rakesh Soni, the coordinator of the Cultural Council, presented a detailed outline of the organization of the National Women's Student Parliament.

Media officer Dr Vivek Jaiswal conducted the press conference. The vote of thanks was expressed by Registrar Santosh Sohgaura.

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Sagar Watch - February 25, 2023 0

National Workshop- Experts share personal experiments on music therapy

SAGAR WATCH/ The sixth day of the National Workshop organized at the Department of Music Dr Harisingh Gour University concluded in hybrid mode. 

In the first session, as the first speaker and subject expert, Dr Awadhesh Pratap Singh Tomar gave his lecture on the subject of music in the institutional teaching system of music and the new education policy. 

The second speaker of this session, Dr Durgesh Upadhyay, who came from Varanasi, also presented his views.

Dr Anoop Monghe was the subject expert in the second session. He introduced Ragas through bandishes and told how to remember Raga, Taal and musical knowledge in a simple and musical way. Dilip Mane, present online from Bhopal, told his personal experiments on music therapy.

In the sequence of presentations in the evening session, the first presentation was given by the participants of the workshop and students from various music institutions of the city under the direction of Yash Gopal Srivastava. He presented Chhota Khayal and Chaturanga in Raag Desh.

The second presentation was of Vanshika Vyas. Thereafter, Miss Hitanshi Pamnani presented a Qawwali. Under classical singing, Nikhil Soni presented Delayed Khayal and Drut Khayal in Raag Maru Bihag. Accompanied by Shailendra Singh Rajput on Tabla and Kaushal Mehra on Harmonium.

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Sagar Watch - February 21, 2023 0

International Mother Language Day-Exploitations can be avoided by saving tribal languages

Sagar Watch/ A three-day workshop has begun on the occasion of the 24th International Mother Language Day, on the topic of 'Development of electronic text material for adult education in tribal languages of Madhya Pradesh' under the joint auspices of Dr Harisingh Gour University's Social Science Teaching Learning Center, National Literacy Center and National Council of Educational Research and Training, New Delhi. 

At the beginning of the workshop, Dr Sanjay Sharma told that the National Education Policy 2020 talks about four curriculum formats. 

This workshop is an extension of that. In which we are going to discuss the curriculum development in the tribal languages of Madhya Pradesh. According to him, language is the human capital which transmits the rich cultural heritage to us.

Citing some statistics, he expressed concern about the extinction of languages in India and the world. He said that the tribal community has a rich wealth of medical practices and knowledge and it can be saved only when we save all the tribal languages used by these people. Universities are the only places where these languages can survive and prosper.

In this connection, Jyoti Tiwari, Project Fellow, National Council of Educational Research and Training, New Delhi, said that tribals have a rich store of knowledge which should be conveyed to the common people.

The chief guest of the workshop, Dr Manish Verma said in his seed statement that the correct output of the literacy campaign can come out only from the coordinated efforts of both the learner and the teacher. These processes need to be completed within a fixed time limit.

Professor Brajesh Kumar Srivastava said in his presidential address that nothing available in this nature is useless. Everything has a meaning. We have gone away from these nature-given things and this rich culture but the tribals have still preserved it.

He said that since language is related to culture, these tribal languages have to be saved. This is also important because the proverbs/sayings prevalent in these languages also say a lot about the exploitation of the toiling people by the owners despite the hard work done by them. Therefore, by saving these languages, exploitation can also be avoided.

A total of three technical sessions were organized in the workshop. In the second technical session, Bhawna Khera discussed the important points of the National Education Policy in the context of adult education and in the third technical session a presentation was given by Himanshi Goyal on the role of information and communication technology in adult education.

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Sagar Watch - February 20, 2023 0

National Workshop -Views Exchanged over Music Therapy for Stress Management

Sagar Watch/ A seven-day national workshop "Music Therapy for Stress Management" was inaugurated at Dr Harisingh Gour University, Department of Music, which is being organized from 20 February to 26 February 2023.

The convenor of the workshop, Dr Awadhesh Pratap Singh Tomar, threw light on the justification of the workshop and the introduction of all India subject experts who would join online and offline in seven days and the sub-topics to be promoted by them.

On the timeless nature of classical music in today's ever-changing world, Prof. Naveen Kongo sheds light. Dr Arun Kumar Saab presented a brief lecture on music therapy.

In the same session, Akhilesh Ahirwar, who came from Raja Mansingh Tomar Arts and Music University, presented Raag Natbhairav, under which he presented delayed khayal, drut khayal tarana etc., accompanied by Ashutosh Srivastava on tabla and Yashgopal Srivastava on harmonium.

In the second session of the workshop, subject expert Prof. Neena Srivastava, by connecting through an online medium, apprised the participants of the workshop about the nuances of singing.

The pioneer of Indian music therapy was Dr. T.V. Sairam as the second subject expert of this session. In this connection, Partho Ghosh, who came from Raja Mansingh Tomar Arts and Music University, presented his concise lecture on sound printing.

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Sagar Watch - January 25, 2023 0

Achievement-Sagar participated in Bajaj Smiriti National symposium

Sagar Watch/ In the 47th Kamalnayan Bajaj Smriti National Symposium 2023 held at Wardha, Maharashtra, Vaibhav Dhuria, a third-semester student of the Law Department of Dr Harisingh Gour University, Sagar, represented the university. 

Mr Dhuria brought laurels to the university by securing the third position among the representatives of more than 100 universities at the national level. He received prize money of Rs.7500. 


University Vice-Chancellor Prof. Neelima Gupta congratulated him and said that the talents of the university should continue to bring laurels to Dr Gaur and the university established by him.

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Sagar Watch - January 25, 2023 0

Hostel Day Celeberation- Helpful in multidimensional development of students

Sagar Watch/ Keeping in view the multidimensional development of the students and in accordance with the creative tradition of celebrating Hostel Day, under the joint auspices of Dr. Harisingh Gaur University's Rani Laxmibai Girls Hostel and Nivedita Hostel, the Hostel Day function was organized at Swarna Jayanji Auditorium Hall of the University.


In which the Vice-Chancellor of the University Professor Neelima Gupta, Registrar in-charge Santosh Sohgaura, Chief Guest and retired senior teacher of the University Professor Janak Dulari Ahi, Dean of Student Welfare Professor, Chief Hostel Warden Professor Vandana Soni, Rani Lakshmibai Girls Hostel Warden Dr. Vandana Rajariya, Restaurant and Dr. Naveen Kaur, Director of Maintenance, Dr. Sushma Yadav, Director of Nivedita Girls Hostel, Dr. Preeti Anil Khandare, Director of newly constructed Saraswati Girls Hostel and Dr. Suprama Das, Director of various schools of the University, Head of Department, Teachers and All the girl students of the hostel family were present.

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