Department Profile
DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT PROFILE
2018 – 2023
About the Department
The Department of Political Science at Andhra Mahila Sabha, Arts & Science College for Women is one of the oldest and most esteemed departments of the college, established in 1968 as the evening college and converted into a day college in 1970.
The Department of Political Science has been very active right from its inception of the college. Many senior-most faculties served in the department. The faculty in the Department of Political Science at Andhra Mahila Sabha Arts & Science College for Women is known for their expertise and dedication to student development. They bring a wealth of knowledge and experience in various sub-fields of political science, including international relations, understanding political theory, Indian political thinkers and western political thinkers, and global politics.
Notable Faculty Member
One notable faculty member in the Department of Political Science at Andhra Mahila Sabha, Arts & Science College for Women is Dr. Y. Vasundhara. She specializes in international relations and political thinkers. She has published several research papers on “Women Empowerment through Local Bodies in Telangana State”, “Gandhi’s vision of empowerment of the schedule castes”, etc. She is also known for her engaging teaching style and commitment to mentoring students.
Courses Offered
B.A (E/M)
- Economics, Political Science, Public Administration (EPP)
- Economics, Political Science, Journalism (EPJ)
Vision
- To create political awareness among all individuals
- To remind the youth about their rights and duties
- To educate society in rational thinking
- To impart knowledge about the relationship between the state, political institutions, and citizens
- To imbibe the philosophy of great political leaders
- To develop unity and integrity among the students and cultivate a sense of patriotism
- To propagate socio, economic, and political changes at local, national, and international levels
Mission
- To create awareness about the constitution and the Government
- To educate students on functions of the state
- To provide knowledge about liberty, equality, and fraternity
- To enrich students about the ideology of political philosophers
- To mold students to be responsible citizens of the country
Best Practices
- Create awareness about the Indian Constitution
- Celebrate Constitution Day, United Nations Organisation Day
- Create awareness on legal rights by conducting legal awareness programs
- Introduce a study on Durgabai Deshmukh as a certificate course
- Introduce Psephology and public opinion as a certificate course
- Introduce Human Rights as a certificate course
- Create awareness on projects and conduct project work for final-year students
- Encourage newspaper reading and article collection on recent trends in political issues
Uniqueness of the Department
- The department integrates knowledge from various disciplines like history, economics, sociology, and law to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of political structures and systems.
- The department focuses on research in areas such as public policy, governance, international relations, political theory, and comparative politics.
- Guides student projects and evaluates projects from other government colleges.
- Encourages students to attend and present papers in seminars, conferences, projects, and internships with governmental and non-governmental organizations, providing practical exposure.
- The department keeps pace with contemporary political developments, ensuring that the curriculum is up-to-date and relevant to global and national changes.
- Faculty members with unique expertise, publications, or real-world political experience (e.g., former diplomats, policy advisors, or political consultants) elevate the department’s profile and provide mentorship opportunities for students.
- A focus on inclusivity in political discourse, representation of marginalized groups, and global south perspectives within the curriculum promotes a more diverse understanding of political dynamics.
Innovative Ideas
- Indian Constitution reading by students every Monday
- Special student projects on the five worst corruption cases in 28 Indian states
- Current affairs reading by students every Saturday
Programmes Offered
- B.A (EPP) – Economics, Political Science, Public Administration
- B.A (EPMCJ) – Economics, Political Science, Mass Communication & Journalism
Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses (AECC)
- Environmental Studies (Semester I)
- Basic Computer Skills (Semester II)
Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC)
- Professional Skills – SEC I (UGC Specified Course) – Semester III
- Psephology and Public Opinion – SEC II(A) – Department Specified Course – Semester III
- Human Rights – SEC II(B) – Department Specified Course – Semester III
- Universal Human Values – SEC III – UGC Specified Course – Semester IV
- Legislative Practices and Procedures – SEC IV(A) – Department Specified Course – Semester IV
- Laws, Duties, and Rights of Citizens – SEC IV(B) – Department Specified Course – Semester IV
Generic Elective Course (GE)
- Politics of Development
Programme Objectives (POs)
The B.A in Political Science program provides students with a comprehensive understanding of political theories, systems, and practices. The course objectives are designed to prepare students for a wide array of professional scenarios where an understanding of political dynamics is crucial. The objectives include:
- To provide a thorough understanding of different political systems and governance structures globally.
- To develop critical thinking and analytical skills to evaluate political events and trends.
- To understand the Indian Constitution and its framework.
- To impart knowledge on the dynamics of international relations and global political issues.
- To prepare students for careers in public administration, policy formulation, and diplomacy.
Programme Specific Outcomes (PSOs)
- Community Engagement and Global Understanding
- Critical and Creative Thinking
- Literacy and Communication
- Evaluate and Conduct Research
- Depth and Breadth of Understanding
- Professional Development and Ethical Behavior
Value Added Courses
- Durgabai Deshmukh Studies
- Gandhian Studies
Certificate Courses
- A study on Durgabai Deshmukh
- Psephology and Public Opinion
- Human Rights
Members in the Department
S.No | Name of the Faculty | Designation | Experience |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Dr. Y. Vasundhara | Head & Associate Professor of Political Science | 24 Years |
Present Composition of Board of Studies (BoS)
S.No | Name of the Faculty | Designation | |
1 | Dr. Y.Vasundhara | Head & Associate Prof. of Political Sci AMS, Arts & Science College for Women, Osmania University Campus,
Hyderabad |
Chairman |
2 | Dr.M.Krishna Kumar | Associate Prof. of Political Science, Dept. of Political Science, Osmania University | (University Nominee) |
3 | Dr.G. Krishnaih | Asst.Prof. of Political Science Kakatiya University, Warangal
Telangana State |
(Subject Expert) |
4 | Dr. V.Bhumaiah | Asst.Prof.of Political Science Palamuru University Mahabubnagar Telangana State | (Subject Expert) |
5 | U N B Raju | Sr. Vice President – Corporate HR Aurobindo Pharma Limited Raidurg Panmaktha, R.R.District,
Telangana State |
(Industrialist) |
6 | A.Manisha | M. A Political Science Nizam College, Basheerbagh Hyderabad, Telangana State | ( Alumni) |
Highlights of the Department
Research Paper Publications
S.No | Date & & Yea | Paper Title | Journal | ISSN | Impact Facto | |
1 | August 2007 | Terrorism | National Journall Orient Journal of Law and Social
Sciences |
ISSN: 0973-7480
volume- I, , Issue – 9 |
– | |
2 | September, 2007 | Globalization | National Journal, Orient Journal of Law and Social
Sciences |
ISSN0973-7480,
Volume- I, Issue:10 |
– | |
3 | December,2007 | Reconstruction of UNO – Permanent Membership to India | Yojana | ISSN: 0091:
8729 |
– | |
4 | January – March, 2008 | Global Warming-World Problem | Telugu Scientific Journal | Issue ; 37 | – | |
5 | 3. August, 2008 | Indian National movement | National Journal Yojana | ISSN: 0091:8729 | – | |
6 | 4. September,
2011 |
Changing Trends i the Society- Tea
Student Relationsh |
National Journal Yojana | ISSN: 0091:8729 | – | |
7 | February, 2012 | World Trade rganization- Role of India | Yojana | ISSN: 0091:8729 | – | |
8 | 8. January
2016 |
Gandhis vision of empowerment of the
schedule |
International Journal of Multidisciplinary Educational Research Valume 5, Issue 1 (3) | ISSN: 2277-7881 |
IC Value : 5.16 : ISI Value 2.286 |
|
9 | April 2017 | Maternal Health problems of Dalit women in Telangana state
observation |
International Journal of Multidisciplinary Educational Research, Volume 6, Issue 4 (8) | ISSN: 2277-7881 | 4.527:
IC Value : 5.16 : ISI Value 2.286 |
|
10 | 9. April – June 2018 | women and Gender Studies | International Multidisciplinary Journal Mahila Pratishta,
Volume 4, Issue 4 |
ISSN: 2454-7891 | 2.1797UGC
Approved Journal No : 63549 |
|
11 | August, 2019 | Women Empowermen t Through Local Bodies in Telangana
State |
International Journal of Multidisciplinary Educational Research, Volume 6, Issue 8( 6) | ISSN: 2277-7881 | 6.014 : IC
Value : 5.16 : ISI Value 2.286 |
|
12 | 10. December,
2020 |
Caste and
Society in Contemporary India : Social Perspective “ |
Peer Reviewed and Referred Journal, International Journal of Multidisciplinary Educational Research,
Volume : 9, Issue : 12 ( 8) |
ISSN: 2277-7881 | 6.514 :
IC Value : 5.16 :ISI,Value 2.286 |
|
13 | Aug, 2022 to
Jan 2023 |
Nehru’s Soviet Policy: Independence, Public Sector
Enterprises |
High Tech Research Analysis | 2231-6671 | 6.70 | |
14 | Sep 2021 to
Feb, 2022 |
China’s Defence and Military Capabilities – An
Assessment |
Universal Research Analysis | 2229-4406 | 6.10 |
Minor Research Project
Dr. Y.Vasundhara, Head, Department of Political Science has Completed U.G.C Funded Minor Research Project Entitled “Evaluation of women reservation in local bodies with special reference to Ranga Reddy District”( from November 2013 to July 2015, Link No.4116).
Student Projects
B.A (EPP) III Year, Semester – VI Project Work for the Batch 2019-22
S.No | Roll Number | Name of the student | Title of the Project |
1 | 1058-20-111-001 | T.Supriya | India’s Relations with its neighbours |
2 | 1058-20-111-007 | Nazmeen begum | E-Governance geographical |
3 | 1058-20-111-009 | Farahana begum | GHMC Its working and contributions |
4 | 1058-20-111-010 | G.Soumya rani | Cyber security |
5 | 1058-20-111-011 | Koradala Anusha | Prime Minister |
6 | 1058-20-111-012 | Y.Yamini sidhu | Urban and Rural infrastructure |
7 | 1058-20-111-014 | R.M Priyadarshini | A Study environmental pollution with reference to Musi river |
8 | 1058-20-111-021 | Challa Ramya | Urban reforms in India |
9 | 1058-20-111-022 | A.Madhavi | Environmental issues |
10 | 1058-20-111-026 | A.Manisha | Urban disaster management |
11 | 1058-20-111-028 | Kota Archana | A study on mid-day meal scheme with reference to Telangana state |
12 | 1058-20-111-030 | Asima begum | A study on women empowerment in education and employment |
13 | 1058-20-111-031 | Pragnya Chole | Role of women and women’s organization |
14 | 1058-20-111-036 | Chakinala Ravalika | Educational and social change |
15 | 1058-20-111-037 | Macharla Vani | Gender sensitization in India |
16 | 1058-20-111-038 | Macharla Lavanya | Gender sensitization in India |
17 | 1058-20-111-042 | T.Lavanya | A study on mission Kakatiya with reference to Telangana |
18 | 1058/-20-111-045 | Kushi Gupta | Diversity of Telangana |
19 | 1058-20-111-046 | N.Rajeshwari | Constitutional amendment act with reference to a particular case 74th amendment act A case study of Hyderabad municipal corporation |
20 | 1058-20-111-048 | B.Aruna | A Study on impact of She team scheme of
Telangana state |
21 | 1058-20-111-049 | Balda Sravanthi | Governance and inclusive growth in Jamuna and Kashmir |
22 | 1058-20-111-050 | Pallikonda Sirisha | President powers and functions |
23 | 1058-20-111-053 | Salakaneeti
Mounika |
Health ministry of Telangana State |
24 | 1058-20-111-059 | Keerthi Kalyani | Swachh Bharath Abhiyan |
25 | 1058-20-111-060 | Neha Thanweer | Governance initiatives in Telangana-Meeseva |
B.A III Year, Semester- VI Project Work for the batch 2020-2023
S.No | Roll No | Name of the Student | Title |
1 | 1058-21-111-001 | E.Pranathi | E-Governace Intiatives in Telangan Meeseva |
2 | 105821-111-003 | K.Urvasi | Telugu Desam Party |
3 | 1058-21-111-004 | Manga Swetha | Aricle 356 and its Functioning |
4 | 1058-21-111-006 | P. Anjali | World War 1 and its impact on World |
5 | 1058-21-111-008 | K.Madhavi | Telangana Rastra Samithi and its functioning |
6 | 1058-21-111-009 | G Jahnavi | Emergency Loss in India – A critical Analysis |
7 | 1058-21-111-010 | Atika Tabassum | Domestic Violance Against Women |
8 | 1058-21-111-011 | G.Shreni | A Study of Human Rights in Education |
9 | 1058-21-111-013 | K.Ankitha | Telangana Movement – Role of students |
10 | 1058-21-111-015 | Yampalla Sahithi | Powers and Functions of Prime Minister under Constitution of India |
11 | 1058-21-111-017 | Sakshi Kumari | Environmental Issues in India |
12 | 1058-21-111-018 | K. Aishwarya | Indian National Movement- Role of Women Leaders |
13 | 1058-21-111-019 | G.Varshita | A study on India after Independence |
14 | 1058-21-111-026 | Noori | YSSR Government Schemes – An over View |
15 | 1058-21-111-028 | K. Chandanasri | A study on Corruption in India |
16 | 1058-21-111-029 | Jangam Bhavani | Telangana Movement and Formation of Telanganaa State |
17 | 1058-21-111-033 | Myakala Madhusha | A study on Role of Caste in Indian Politics |
18 | 1058-21-11-034 | K.Thanishka | Indian National Congress and its functioning |
19 | 1058-21-111-035 | Ch.Kruthika | India’s Foreign Policy |
20 | 1058-21-111-037 | Kolanu Supraja | Dr.BR.Ambedkar and his contribution |
21 | 1058-21-111-038 | G.Srigayathri | A Study on India relation with China |
22 | 1058-21-111-041 | T.Akshitha | Durgabai Deshmuk and Women Empowerment |
23 | 1058-21-111-042 | Yasmeen Begum | Globalization and its impact on third world countries |
24 | 1058-21-111-043 | G. Rajamani | Domestic Violance Against Women |
25 | 1058-21-111-044 | S. Keerthi Chandana | Manusmriti- A critical Analysis |
26 | 1058-21-111-045 | Harika | YSRCP Schemes under the Jagan Government |
27 | 1058-21-111-046 | M.Lokeshwari | Federalism in India |
28 | 1058-21-111-048 | P. Sai Vaishnavi | A to Z Schemes of Narendra Modi |
29 | 1058-21-111-049 | P.Bhavani | Bharatiya Janata Party under Modi Government |
30 | 1058-21-111-050 | M.sanjana reddy | A Study on Evolution of Political Parties |
31 | 1058-21-111-052 | M. Jahnavi | Fundamental Rights and its implication |
32 | 1058-21-111-053 | Masira Fathima | Durgabai Deshmuk -Empowerment of Women |
33 | 1058-21-111-059 | Y.Sravanthi | YSRCP Schemes under the Jagan Government |
34 | 1058-21-111-062 | G.Bhargavi | World War 2 and its impact on International Relations |
35 | 1058-21-111-063 | A N Rachana sri | Theories of Caste: Gandhi and Ambedkar |
36 | 1058-21-111-064 | G. Bhavana | United Nations Organization and its role in promoting world peace |
37 | 1058-21-111-065 | Ch Sandhya Rani | A study on Indian Politics |
38 | 1058-21-111-066 | E. Pravallika Jagannath | Violence against Women |
39 | 1058-21-111-073 | N.Sindhu Reddy | Role of Kalvakuntla Chandrashekhar Rao in Telangana Movement |
40 | 1058-21-111-075 | N.S. Gayatri | World Health Organization -Its functioning in India |
41 | 1058-21-132-001 | Satya Gowri | Role of Religion in Indian Politics |
42 | 1058-21-132-002 | G.Akhila | Telangana Movement |
43 | 1058-21-068-001 | B.Apuroopa | Right to Property |
B.A (EPP) IIIrd Year, Semester- VI Project Work for the batch 2021-24 Batch
S.No | Roll Number | Name of the Student | Title of the Project |
1 | 1058-20-111-001 | T.Supriya | India’s relations – with its neighbours” |
2 | 1058-20-111-011 | K.Sravya Sree | Tourism and international terrorist groups |
3 | 1058-20-111-019 | K. Sandhya | Jyothi Rao Phule and his contribution for lower caste people |
4 | 1058-22-111-024 | M.Maheshwari | Research on article 370 |
5 | 1058-22-111-033 | G.Nishitha Reddy | A Sudy on re-imagination Indian education |
6 | 1058-22-111-035 | Bhavani Pavithra | A Study on functions and responsibilities of central Government |
7 | 1058-21-111-036 | V.Sridevi | A Study on Jyothi Rao Phule |
8 | 1058-22-111-037 | M.Mounika | The Study of Indian foreign policy |
9 | 1058-22-111-038 | P.Shravani | Reflections on law and society |
10 | 1058-22-111-039 | B.Shivani | Bharatiya Janata party politics and programmes |
11 | 1058-22-111-040 | G.Alekhya | Ambedkar and his contribution for lower cast people |
12 | 1058-22-111-041 | G.Vaishnavi | Challenges to international security through communication networks |
13 | 1058-22-111-042 | M.Navya | A Study on Indian constitution an over view |
14 | 1058-22-111-046 | K.Shirisha | Indian Polity and Government |
15 | 1058-22-111-047 | T.Bhoomika singh | Environmental Pollutions |
16 | 1058-22-111-048 | K.Chandana | The role of mahatma Gandhi in Indian National Movement –An overview |
17 | 1058-22-111-049 | P.Anitha | Election process and representative |
18 | 1058-22-111-050 | G.Swathi | Salient features of the representative of people’s act |
19 | 1058-22-111-051 | A.Ashwini | The future of India :Exploring the role of youth in Indian politics |
20 | 1058-22-111-055 | B.Srija Goud | A study on role of media in politics |
21 | 1058-22-111-057 | B.Jyoshna | A study on “International relations |
22 | 1058-22-111-058 | S.Avanthika | Elections and parties |
23 | 1058-22-111-059 | G.Poojitha | Modern Indian history |
24 | 1058-22-111-065 | Sanjana Singh | A study on role of press and media in democracy |
25 | 1058-21-111-072 | K.Kavari | A study on Durgabai Dheshmukh project |
Intercollegiate Workshops organised NIL
Guest Lectures Organised
S.No | Name of the Resource Person | Topic | Date & Year |
1 | Dr. Ravi Kumar , Lecturer in Political Science, Indira Priyadashini, Govt.Degree College for Women, Nampally, Hyderabad |
Cold War- It’s impact on international Relations | 26-7-2018 |
2 | Dr. M. Krishna Kumar, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, Koti Women College, OU | Role of UNO in Promoting world peace | 13-2-2019 |
3 | K.Srinivas, Head & Assistant Prof. in Political Science, A.V College, Domalguda, Hyderabad | Multiculturalism – A Critique | 28-6-2019 |
4 | P.Venkata Ramana, Assistant Professor in Political Science Govt. Degree College, Chevella, R.R.Dist. | Dr.B.R. Ambedkar- Annihilation of Cate | 27-2-2020 |
5 | R.Chandjru,Head Professor of Political Science, University College Arts & Social Sciences, Oamania University, Hyderabad | Project Work | 27-2-2023 |
6 | Prof.P.V Rao, National Fellow, Emeritus Prof. of Political Science, Osmania University | India’s Foreign Policy- G20 Diplomacy | 8-8-2023 |
7 | Dr.P.Rajani, Hon.ble Secretary & Correspondent | Life Skills | 11-9-2023 |
8 | Prof.J.L.N Rao, Professor ( Rtd), Senior Fellow, ICSSR and Director for, Institute of Indo- Pacific Studies | Kautilya’s State Craft | 13-9-2023 |
9 | Bibhudhendu Das, Head, Dept.of Political Science Bhavans Vivekananda College of Science, Humanities & Commerce, Sainikpuri, Secundrabad. | Human Rights and its agencies | 29-02-2024 |
10 | Prof.J.L.N Rao, Professor ( Rtd), Senior Fellow, ICSSR and Director for Institute of Indo-Pacific Studies | India’s Foreign Policy – Transition fro Idealism to Realism | 13-9-2024 |
11. | Prof.P.V Rao, National Fellow, Emeritus Prof. of Political Science, Osmania University | India and her neighbours | 23-9-2024 |
Organised Pannel Discussion
S.No | Date | Activity | No.of stud
participated |
1. | 29-1-2019 | Department of Political Science Organized a panel discussion on “ Durgabai Deshmukh- Pioneer among the Champions for thecause of the Women and Children | 200 |
Outreach Activities
Faculty of Social Sciences along with 35 B.A(EPP) IIIrd students Visited Sales Force Company, Raidurg on 23 January, 2024.
Awareness Programmes
2018-2019
S. No | Title of the programme | Date | Number of Participants |
1 | Domestic Violence against Women | 22/06/2018 | 33 |
2 | Legal Awareness | 29/08//2018 | 112 |
3 | Gender Equality | 18/12/2018 | 37 |
4 | Women Property Rights in India | 29/12/2018 | 25 |
5 | Panel Discussion on Durgabai Deshmukh – Pioneer among the Champions for the cause of Women and Children in India | 29/01/2019 | 144 |
2019-20
S.No | Title of the Programme | Date | Number of Participants |
1 | Flash Mob &Street play –awareness programme on violence against women | 21/06/2019 | 160 |
2 | Protection of Marriage System | 03/09/2019 | 30 |
3 | Challenges of Gender Equality | 11/10/2019 | 35 |
4 | Balanced Women’s Participation in Decision Making | 12/11/2019 | 32 |
5 | Para Legal Training Programme | 29/02/2020 | 120 |
2020-21
S.No | Title of the programe | Date | Number of Participants |
1. | Domestic Violence Against Women (Online Mode) | 22/09/2020 | 60 |
2. | Awareness Programme on Breast Cancer(Online Mode) | 03/10/2020 | 55 |
3. | Awareness Programme on PCOD (Online Mode) | 12/11/2020 | 37 |
4. | Empowerment of women in the Globalization era-Road Ahead | 08/03/2021 | 123 |
5. | Gender Sensitivity Through the Works of Literature | 12/05/2021 | 28 |
2021-2022
S.No | Title of the Programme | Date | Number of Participants |
1. | Safety and Security of Women | 24/08/2021 | 80 |
2 | Women Property Rights | 28/09/2021 | 32 |
3 | Gender Sensitization and equality | 21/12/2021 | 80 |
4. | Save Girl Child Day | 25/1/2022 | 26 |
5. | Awareness programme on Adolescent Gynaecological Problem | 27/5/2022 | 42 |
2022-23
S.No | Title of the programme | Date | Number of Participants |
1 | World Suicide Prevention Day |
08-09-2022 |
94 |
2 |
8-Elements of wellness |
14-10-2022 |
25 |
3 |
Orange Day |
09-12-2022 |
69 |
4 | Women Equality Rights | 25-02-2023 | 31 |
5 | Awareness program on HPV, HPV Vaccine, and
Cervical Cancer (Online) |
27-05-2023 |
66 |
Activities
State Level Project Evaluation
- External Evaluator for Jignasa 2019 first level evaluation of student study projects at Commissionerate of Collegiate Education, Telangana State, Hyderabad on 28th December, 2019.
- External Evaluator for Jignasa project college level presentation in Government Degree College for Women, Begumpet on 7th December, 2022.
- Evaluated B.A (Political Science) III Year, Semester – VI students’ projects at Bhavan’s Vivekananda College of Science, Humanities & Commerce, Sainikpuri, Secunderabad, Telangana State, Hyderabad on 26th April, 2023.
- State Level Evaluator for Jiangsu-Student Study Project in Political Science and Public Administration for the Academic Year 2022-23 appointed by Commissionerate of Collegiate Education, Government of Telangana.
- State Level Evaluator for Jiangsu-Student Study Project in Political Science for the Academic Year 2023-24 appointed by Commissionerate of Collegiate Education, Government of Telangana.
Faculty as Resource Person
S.No | Name of the Faculty | Name of the Institution | Topic | Date |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Dr. Y. Vasundhara | Society for Telangana State Network (SOFTNET) invited as Faculty for Gurukula Udyoga Guide Live Programme | Political Thought | 15-7-2023 |
Book Release and Conferences Attended
- Dr. (Smt.) K. Jhansi Rani, Principal I/c and Dr. (Smt.) Y. Vasundhara, Head and Associate Prof. of Political Science B.A students attended the book release function of “Swatantra Samaramlo Vvignana Sashtram” at ICMR, National Institute of Nutrition, Tarnaka on 15th April, 2023.
- Dr. (Smt.) Y. Vasundhara, Head and Associate Prof. of Political Science, and G. Hima Bindu, Head, Dept. of Economics attended the “Capacity Development Programme” at Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Kukatpally, Hyderabad on 27-4-2023.
- Dr. (Smt.) Y. Vasundhara, Head and Associate Prof. of Political Science, G. Hima Bindu, Head, Dept. of Economics, along with 11 B.A (EEP) IIIrd Year students attended the Winning Edge Project programme organized by the United Way of Hyderabad on 11th September, 2024.
Organized Gandhi Bhavan Meetings
S.No | Date | Organised by |
---|---|---|
1 | 13.09.2019 | Faculty of Social Sciences |
2 | 11.11.2022 | Faculty of Social Sciences |
3 | 30.1.2023 | Faculty of Social Sciences |
4 | 9.11.2023 | Faculty of Social Sciences |
5 | 9.8.2024 | Faculty of Social Sciences |
Organized Aalokan Social Sciences Seminar
S.No | Date | Resource Person | Organised by |
---|---|---|---|
1 | 19-4-2023 | Prof. G. Haragopal, Prof (Rtd), Department of Political Science, University of Hyderabad | Faculty of Social Sciences |
Organized International Conference
S.No | Paper Title | Organised by | Date |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Collaborated and organized Three Day International Conference on “Higher Education and Sustainable Development” | Department of Political Science, Osmania University, Hyderabad, Telangana | 23-25 March, 2023 |
All India Conferences Attended
S.No | Title | Organised by | Date |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Attended one day All India Women Academician Conference Envisioning New Bharat | Tagore Auditorium, Osmania University, Hyderabad | 21st September, 2024 |
Workshops Attended
S.No | Date | Topic | Organised by |
---|---|---|---|
1 | 8-03-2018 | One Day National Workshop on “Human Values & Professional Ethics” | The Andhra Mahila Sabha, Arts & Science College for Women, Hyderabad |
2 | 27th-29th March, 2018 | Three Day National Workshop on “Study of Indian Politics – Methodological Issues” | Department of Political Science, University College of Arts & Social Sciences, Osmania University, Hyderabad |
3 | 25th November, 2019 | One Day National Level Workshop on “Relevance of Social Sciences in the Age of Technology” | St. Francis College for Women, Hyderabad |
4 | 28th & 29th August, 2019 | Two Day Workshop on “New Syllabus in Political Science at UG Level” | Department of Political Science, Osmania University, Hyderabad |
5 | 19th-21st January, 2023 | Three Day Workshop on “Faculty Orientation in Political Science Discipline” | Department of Political Science, University College of Arts & Social Sciences, Osmania University, Hyderabad |
6 | 24th August, 2024 | One Day Workshop and Training Programme on “Build, Launch & Grow” | NSS Units, St. Francis College for Women, Hyderabad |
National Service Scheme Activities (NSS)
- Organized “District Level Red Ribbon Club Programme” in collaboration with NSS Cell, Osmania University, at Andhra Mahila Sabha, Arts & Science College for Women, Hyderabad on 31st August, 2024.
- Organized a plantation programme under NSS Unit-IV in the College Campus on 13-9-2024.
- Participated in State Level NSS Foundation Day Programme in association with Telangana State NSS Cell and NSS Cell Osmania University at Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Library, Osmania University with 230 NSS Volunteers on 24th September, 2024.
- Organized Swachhata Hi Seva Programme with 40 NSS Volunteers near Shivam Road on 1-10-2024.
Faculty Development Programme
- Participated in one day Faculty Development Programme on “Outcome Based Education in Management Studies” organized by Andhra Mahila Sabha School of Informatics on 13th September, 2024.
Field Visits
The Andhra Mahila Sabha, Arts & Science College for Women organized an Entrepreneurship visit to Technological Hub (T-Hub) on 12th October, 2023. Around 130 ELDP students (IIM Lucknow 67, IIM Udaipur 27, ICIIT Patna 36) with 9 faculty members attended the programme. T-Hub is a hub of innovation and entrepreneurship that fosters the growth of startups and emerging technology companies. During the visit, students had the opportunity to tour the facility, meet with key personnel, and gain insights into various programs and initiatives supported by T-Hub.
Highlights of T-Hub Visit
- Understanding T-Hub’s mission and vision in promoting innovation and entrepreneurship.
- Gaining insights into the programs, services, and facilities offered to startups.
- Meeting with key personnel, entrepreneurs, and startups residing in T-Hub.
- Assessing the impact and success stories of startups incubated at T-Hub.
T-Hub Support Programs
- Accelerator Programs: T-Hub runs accelerator programs in partnership with leading corporations and organizations to help startups accelerate their growth.
- Incubation Support: Startups receive mentorship, guidance, and access to resources to help them succeed.
- Access to Investors: T-Hub connects startups with a network of local and international investors.
- Innovation Labs: The facility houses labs and innovation spaces for product development and research.
Students also met with key personnel like Srinivas Taluka, Facilitator of T-Hub, and Vibhuthi Jain from Mandia Village, Madhya Pradesh, who shared her startup journey and success story. These interactions provided valuable knowledge to the students.
Student Internships
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IV. Paper Presentation in Seminars
S.No | Int. Seminar | Topic | Organised by | Date |
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1 | Presented paper in Three day International Conference | Higher Education and Sustainable Development | Department of Political Science, Osmania University, Hyderabad, Telangana | 23-25 March, 2023 |
Collaborators
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)
S.No | MoU with | Date of signing MoU | Activity taken up | Date of Activity |
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1 | Between Department of Political Science, Andhra Mahila Sabha Arts & Science College for Women and Anwarul Uloom College, New Mallepally, Hyderabad | 18-7-2023 | Guest Lecture | 04/08/2023 |
2 | Between Department of Political Science, Andhra Mahila Sabha Arts & Science College for Women and St. Pious Degree & PG College for Women, Autonomous, Nacharam, Hyderabad | 14-8-2023 | Guest Lecture | 27/09/2023 |
Publications
Books Authored: NIL