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UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

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About Department

The University Department of Physics at Kolhan University offers postgraduate programs in Physics i.e. two years of Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Physics and Ph.D. programme in various fields of Physics for higher education.

The department is staffed with experienced and qualified faculty members who have expertise in various fields of Physics, such as condensed matter physics, nuclear physics, and theoretical physics etc. Faculties work to provide quality education to students, including both theoretical knowledge and practical training through well-equipped laboratory experiments and research projects in various areas of Physics. The Physics department may also collaborate with other departments, institutions, and industry partners to foster interdisciplinary research and innovation. The Physics department commemorates national and international scientific events on various significant days as well.

Aims & Objective:

The University Department of Physics was established in 2009 with the following objectives:

Encouraging students to achieve their educational goals to the best of their potential
Promoting the holistic development of resilience, determination, confidence, and creative thinking
Developing leadership skills by organizing workshops and various competitions
Enabling students to share their knowledge in various group activities and offer adynamic, interactive environment that engages students in the learning process
Provide constructive feedback to promote student self- assessment and motivation
Effective use of laboratories and technology to create and sustain access to learning
Provide scientific programs that lead to the acquisition of knowledge and skills necessary to achieve career advancement.

In 2009, the Physics Department, KU was established with the aim of supporting students in achieving their academic goals to the best of their ability. The department also strives to foster the holistic development of qualities such as resilience, determination, confidence, and creative thinking among students. To this end, it organizes workshops and competitions that help students develop leadership skills. Moreover, the department encourages students to participate in group activities that create a dynamic, interactive learning environment. It provides constructive feedback to promote student self-assessment and motivation, and makes effective use of laboratories and technology to facilitate access to learning. Finally, the department offers scientific programs that equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary for career advancement.

Achievement

Contribution from Dr. S. K. Gorai:

Ajay Kumar Sharma has been awarded Ph.D degree on the title of the thesis, ’’A THEORETICAL STUDY OF PHYSICO-CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF TERNARY CHALCOPYRITES USING CHEMICAL BOND THEORY OF DIELECTRIC AND PLASMON ENERGY” in the faculty of Science and Engineering (Physics) compliance with UGC (Minimum standard and procedure for award of M.Phil/Ph.D) on 05/01/2022 in Jharkhand Rai University, Ranchi

Guruprasad Parida has submitted thesis for award of Ph.D degree on the title of the thesis “A THEORETICAL STUDY OF MONAZITE AND ZIRCON STRUCTURE OF RBO₄ SERIES BY USING CHEMICAL BOND THEORY OF DIELECTRIC AND PLASMON ENERGY (WHERE R=SC, Y, RAREEARTH ELEMENTS & B=P,AS)” on 06.03. 2023 in the faculty of Science and Engineering (Physics) compliance with UGC (Minimum standard and procedure for award of M.Phil/Ph.D) in Jharkhand Rai University, Ranchi.

Conducted an International Virtual Workshop on “Recent Advancement in Astrophysics and Cosmology” on 12th Oct-13th Oct 2020.

Life member of Indian Physical Society, Kolkata.
Life member of Napier Indian Advanced Research Journal of Science.
Conducted a workshop on the topic, “Recent trends in interdisciplinary areas of Physics” on 25^th2013 sponsored by S. N. Bose National centre, Saltlake, Kolkata. The topic of discussion was

(i) Quantum information Science

(ii) Electron correlated phenomena and models

(iii) Water in life

(iv) Astrophysics and Science

(v) Illusive paradoxes in classical physics.

Coordinator of Vocational courses, Nodal officer of AISHE, Coordinator of NSS, Hostel superintendent of General Hostel of Tata College Chaibasa and member of Board of studies of the syllabus for BCA course of Kolhan University, Chaibasa.

Co-ordinator of IQAC & MCA course

Conducted a Live webinar on “The late-time acceleration of the Universe: A theoretical overview” on 20^th june 2020, presented by Dr. Surajit Chattopadhaya, FRAS Associate Prof. and Head, Deptt of Mathematics, Amity University, Kolkata.

Conducted international webinar on “Nanotechnology: Origin, History and Principles” on 11^th july 2020, presented by Dr. Aniruddha Mondal, Postdoctoral Research fellow, Tatung University, Taipei City, Taiwan

Conducted international webinar on “Application of computational chemistry in life science” on 09^th july 2020, presented by Dr. Rajiv Kar, Scientist, Technical University of Berlin, Germany.

Conducted international webinar on “Recycling of Spent Lithium ion Batteries towards Multifarious Application and Challenges” on 23^rd Aug 2020, presented by Post-doctoral Research Fellow, Nano-Materials & System Lab, Jeju National University, Jeju, South Korea

Conducted international webinar on “Exploring new facts of Organic Synthesis: From Hypervalent Iodine to Copper Catalysis”, on 4^th Sept 2020, presented by Dr. Srimanta Manna,SOEB postdoctoral fellow, Stockholm University, Organic Chemistry, Arrhenius Labortaory, 10691, Stockholm, Sweden

TEACHING &ACADEMICS

Contribution from Dr. S. K. Gorai:

Conduct classes for students on assigned syllabus, prepared syllabus for delivering course programs/other assessments
Evaluate students using tutorials and formal evaluation summaries and provide feedback to the institute management team.
Guide students in various projects and assignments including career development and other related issue
Design /implement tools to evaluate individual student’s requirements based on identified weakness
Participate in design and development of course curriculum to align with changing market dynamics and other related factors.
Compile /maintain updated documentation related to teaching on modules or courses using ICT technology and perform the administrative work.

Video uploaded in the website of Kolhan University Chaibasa during COVID:

14	DSE 2 :SEM 5, CLASSICAL MECHANICS	Application of lagrangian Equation.pptx	Application of lagrangian Equation.docx	Application of lagrangian Equation https://youtu.be/LaTCUk6HA6Q
15	DSE 2 :SEM 5, CLASSICAL MECHANICS	Hamiltonian formulation.pptx	Hamiltonian formulation.docx	Hamiltonian formulation https://youtu.be/lkLUWnikZCE
16	DSE 2 :SEM 5, CLASSICAL MECHANICS	Hamiltonian of free particle.pptx	Hamiltonian of free particle.docx	Hamiltonian of free particle https://youtu.be/jvlKoVs5A4I
17	DSE 2 :SEM 5, CLASSICAL MECHANICS	Application of Hamilton’s Equation of Motion.pptx	Application of Hamilton’s Equation of Motion.docx	Application of Hamilton’s Equation of Motion https://youtu.be/XiiteFtXZcE
18	DSE 2 :SEM 5, CLASSICAL MECHANICS	D'Alemberts Principle.pptx	D'Alemberts Principle.docx	D'Alemberts Principle https://youtu.be/1F39psKMxnU
19	DSE 2 :SEM 5, CLASSICAL MECHANICS	Degrees of freedom.pptx	Degrees of freedom.docx	Degrees of freedom https://youtu.be/u0hYD8H9Dn0
20	DSE 2 :SEM 5, CLASSICAL MECHANICS	Generalized Coordinates.pptx	Generalized Coordinates.docx	Generalised Coordinates https://youtu.be/ipEjTq5hjL8
21	DSE 2 :SEM 5, CLASSICAL MECHANICS	Contraints.pptx	Contraints.docx	Contraints https://youtu.be/Sut4mg-DAKc
22.	DSE 2 :SEM 5, CLASSICAL MECHANICS	Lagrangian Formalism.pptx	Lagrangian Formalism.docx	Lagrangian Formalism https://youtu.be/CU1pbQkyTZ8
23	DSE 2 :SEM 5, CLASSICAL MECHANICS	Lagrangian of Free Particles.pptx	Lagrangian of Free Particles.docx	Lagrangian of free particles https://youtu.be/sNRcONg358k
24	Core Course: Sem5,QUANTM MECHANICS	Introduction To Quantum Mechanics.pptx	Introduction To Quantum Mechanics.docx	Introduction To Quantum Mechanics https://youtu.be/xSV--X7Esjc
25	Core Course: Sem5,QUANTM MECHANICS	Time dependent Schrodinger Equation.pptx	Time dependent Schrodinger Equation.docx	Time dependent Schrodinger Equation https://youtu.be/K6csQZRjatM
26	Core Course: Sem5,QUANTM MECHANICS	Expectation value and postulates.pptx	Expectation value and postulates.docx	Expectation value and postulates https://youtu.be/aKIHsEwz4Cg
27	Core Course: Sem5,QUANTM MECHANICS	Time independent Schrodinger equation &stationary states.pptx	Time independent Schrodinger equation &stationary states.docx	Time independent Schrodinger equation &stationary states https://youtu.be/oGSJucHxtMQ
28	Core Course: Sem5, QUANTM MECHANICS	Wave Packet.pptx	Wave Packet.docx	Wave Packet https://youtu.be/ThcmwV9E5Ss
29	Core Course: Sem5, QUANTM MECHANICS Uncertainty principle	Uncertainty principle.pptx	Uncertainty principle.docx	Uncertainty principle https://youtu.be/YTHYJCUIc-I
30	Core Course: Sem5, QUANTM MECHANICS	Example of uncertainty principle.pptx	Example of uncertainty principle.docx	Example of uncertainty principle https://youtu.be/ZROHmwvmCiE
31	Core Course: Sem5, QUANTM MECHANICS	Applications of uncertainty principle.pptx	Applications of uncertainty principle.docx	Applications of uncertainty principle https://youtu.be/2OTK3aCDXTQ
32	Core Course: Sem5, QUANTM MECHANICS	Applications of Wave Packet.pptx	Applications of Wave Packet.pptx	Applications of Wave Packet.pptx https://youtu.be/I-r0P1shKkg
33	Core Course:M.Sc, Sem4,Condensed matter Physics	Superconductivity 1.pptx	Superconductivity 1.docx	Superconductivity 1 https://youtu.be/WFwKU-JIWWY
34	Core Course:M.Sc,Sem4,Condensed matter Physics	Superconductivity 2.pptx	Superconductivity 2.docx	Superconductivity https://youtu.be/Y7FeoY8xIyg
35	Core Course:M.Sc,Sem4,Condensed matter Physics	Superconductivity, BCS theory.pptx	Superconductivity, BCS theory.docx	Superconductivity, BCS theory https://youtu.be/IW0hRSJ5VAA
36	Core Course:M.Sc,Sem4,Condensed matter Physics	Superconductivity, Flux Quantization.pptx	Superconductivity, Flux Quantization.docx	Superconductivity, Flux Quantization https://youtu.be/PG72hoQdIpw
37	Core Course:M.Sc,Sem4,Condensed matter Physics	Superconductivity, London Equation.pptx	Superconductivity, London Equation.docx	Superconductivity, London Equation https://youtu.be/_sXebz2MPzM
38	Core Course: Sem5,QUANTM MECHANICS,	Application of wave packet in 1D.pptx	Application of wave packet in 1D.docx	Application of wave packet in 1D https://youtu.be/I-r0P1shKkg
39	Core Course: Sem2,M.Sc,QUANTM ECHANICS,	Partial wave analysis.pptx	Partial wave analysis.docx	Partial wave analysis https://youtu.be/nGS68Wcv--8
40	Core Course: Sem2,M.Sc,QUANTM ECHANICS,	Scattering theory,Rutherford Scattering formula.pptx	Scattering theory,Rutherford Scattering formula.docx	Scattering theory,Rutherford Scattering formula https://youtu.be/ULF2FAGr79c
41	Core Course: Sem2,M.Sc,QUANTM ECHANICS	Theory of scattering.pptx	Theory of scattering.docx	Theory of scattering.
42	Core Course: Sem2,M.Sc,QUANTM ECHANICS	Born approximation.pptx	Born approximation.docx	Born approximation https://youtu.be/Ow_1pIqfUII
43	Core Course: Sem3, MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS	Fourier Series Part 1.pptx	Fourier Series Part 1.docx	Fourier Series Part 1https://youtu.be/nfetr7D4xww
44	Core Course: Sem3, MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS	Fourier Series Part 2.pptx	Fourier Series Part 2.docx	Fourier Series Part 2 https://youtu.be/nDHB63M2eoc
45	Core Course: Sem3, MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS	Fourier Series Part 3.pptx	Fourier Series Part 3.docx	Fourier Series Part 3 https://youtu.be/cAi3trf6vjc
46	Core Course: Sem3, MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS	Fourier Series Part 4.pptx	Fourier Series Part 4.docx	Fourier Series Part 4 https://youtu.be/jrv9AEYLgWA
47	Core Course: Sem3, MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS	Fourier Series Part 5.pptx	Fourier Series Part 5.docx	Fourier Series Part 5 https://youtu.be/1Y1gEoPZm_o
48	Core Course: Sem3, MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS	Fourier Series part 6 Even & Odd Function.pptx	Fourier Series part 6 Even & Odd Function.docx	Fourier Series part 6 Even & Odd Function https://youtu.be/cuOcfOiJ-YQ
49	Core Course Sem 3, MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS	Fourier Series Even and Odd Functions Example 1.pptx	Fourier Series Even and Odd Functions Example 1.pptx	Fourier Series Even and Odd Functions Example 1 https://youtu.be/Rte7lF9qRsA
50	Core Course: Sem3, MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS	Even and odd functionsExample 2.pptx	Even and odd functions Example 2.docx	Even and odd functions, Example 2 https://youtu.be/JKn3qXzUeGU
51	Core Course: UG,Sem3, MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS	Fourier Series Complex Form.pptx	Fourier Series Complex Form.docx	Fourier Series Complex Form https://youtu.be/fPdoIQVS8M0
52	Core Course: Sem3, MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS	Analysis of Fourier Waves\| Square and saw tooth wave.pptx	Analysis of Fourier Waves\| Square and saw tooth wave.docx	Analysis of Fourier Waves\| Square and saw tooth wave https://youtu.be/aYQy7HV5gno
53	Core Course: Sem3, MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS	Binding Energy.pptx	Binding Energy.docx	Binding Energy https://youtu.be/7wRjihJL1c4
54	Core Course: Sem3, MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS	Stability of Nuclei.pptx	Stability of Nuclei.docx	Stability of Nuclei https://youtu.be/5pOr7oYJjEg
55	Core Course: Sem 4,MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS	Complex analysis\| Brief revision.pptx	Complex analysis Brief revision.docx	Complex analysis\| Brief revision https://youtu.be/ndUO1709hBM
56	Core Course: Sem 4,MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS	Complex analysis Graphical representation.pptx	Complex analysis Graphical representation.docx	Complex analysis Graphical representation https://youtu.be/DIGbZXfKVMw
57	Core Course: Sem 4,MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS	Complex analysisEuler's formula.pptx	Complex analysisEuler's formula.docx	Complex analysisEuler's formula https://youtu.be/p-IO18O-pAo
58	Core Course: Sem 4,MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS	Complex analysis\| Limit of a complex function.pptx	Complex analysis\| Limit of a complex function.docx	Complex analysis\| Limit of a complex function https://youtu.be/gpd6bILofVQ
59	Core Course: Sem 4,MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS	Complex analysis, Cauchy Riemann equation.pptx	Complex analysis, Cauchy Riemann equation.docx	Complex analysis, Cauchy Riemann equation https://youtu.be/WWeZ1_A3U_0
60.	Core Course: Sem 4,MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS	Taylor Series.pptx	Taylor Series.docx	Taylor Series
61.	Core Course: Sem 2,Electricity and Magnetism	Electric Field and Potential.pptx	Electric Field and Potential.docx	Electric Field and Potential https://youtu.be/3qEqc7D_y6M
62	Core Course: Sem 2,Electricity and Magnetism	Electric Field lines.pptx	Electric Field lines.docx	Electric Field lines https://youtu.be/PCqOfsOs2Ds
63	Core Course: Sem 4,MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS	Complex analysis Cauchy theorem.pptx	Complex analysis Cauchy theorem.docx	Complex analysis Cauchy theorem
64	Core Course: Sem 4,MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS	Complex analysis Examples.pptx	Complex analysis Examples.docx	Complex analysis Examples https://youtu.be/alo1gTZf-wg
65	Core Course: Sem 4,MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS	Complex analysis, Functions of a complex variable.pptx	Complex analysis, Functions of a complex variable.docx	Complex analysis, Functions of a complex variable https://youtu.be/qKoSh9Z186M
66	Core Course: Sem6,	Electromagnetic theory, Wave Equation.pptx	Electromagnetic theory, Wave Equation.docx	Electromagnetic theory, Wave Equation https://youtu.be/u75izduuHHw
67	Core Course: Sem6,	Maxwell's Equation, Physical significance	Maxwell's Equation, Physical significance	Maxwell's Equation, Physical significance https://youtu.be/kwIGo2YLuJo
68	Core Course: Sem6,B.Sc(Hons) Physics	Electromagnetic theory,Maxwell's Equation	Electromagnetic theory,Maxwell's Equation	Electromagnetic theory,Maxwell's Equation https://youtu.be/s2UZMpfqLzE
69	Sem6, B.Sc(Hons) Physics	Electromagnetic theory, Equation of continuity	Electromagnetic theory, Equation of continuity	Electromagnetic theory, Equation of continuity https://youtu.be/6G0OM8YyKs0
70	DSE 1: SEM 5, NUCLEAR PHYSICS	Theories of Nuclear Composition.pptx	Theories of Nuclear Composition.docx	Theories of Nuclear Composition https://youtu.be/RGW2QOB7pio
71	Core Course: Sem4, M.Sc, NUCLEAR PHYSICS	Liquid drop model and Bohr Wheeler theory of nuclear fission.pptx	Liquid drop model and Bohr Wheeler theory of nuclear fission.docx	Liquid drop model and Bohr Wheeler theory of nuclear fission https://youtu.be/SUleMW47u-M
72	Core Course: Sem4,M.Sc,NUCLEAR PHYSICS	Nuclear fission.pptx	Nuclear fission.docx	Nuclear fission https://youtu.be/KaoghM7z2nQ
73	Core Course: Sem4,M.Sc,NUCLEAR PHYSICS	Example of Mass Parabola.pptx	Example of Mass Parabola.docx	Example of Mass Parabola https://youtu.be/bQJVtMBr2TA
74	Core Course: Sem4,M.Sc,NUCLEAR PHYSICS	Graph of Semi empirical mass formula.pptx	Graph of Semi empirical mass formula.docx	Graph of Semi empirical mass formula https://youtu.be/4ulOQQOeMyM
75	Core Course: Sem4,M.Sc,NUCLEAR PHYSICS	Weizsachers Semiempirical mass formula.pptx	Weizsachers Semi empirical mass formula.docx	Weizsachers Semi empirical mass formula https://youtu.be/R-r1mFD2-Rk
76	Core Course: Sem4,M.Sc,NUCLEAR PHYSICS	Binding energy per nucleon.pptx	Binding energy per nucleon.docx	Binding energy per nucleon https://youtu.be/Q0srJbzh2XA
77	Core Course: Sem 4,MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS	Singularities of a complex variable.pptx	Singularities of a complex variable.docx	Singularities of a complex variable https://youtu.be/uLV5OeZmJsE

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Monday, 11 February 2019 06:25

UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATCS

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About Department

The Department of Mathematics was founded in 2009 under the name University Department Mathematics. It started with Master program offering to Postgraduate students and Research Program for higher educations. Nevertheless, Mathematics plays a vital role in Science, Engineering, Health Sector, Information Technology, Social Science and more areas. It is clearly reflected from the fact that it conducts all the mathematics courses offered in different universities colleges of UG and PG program in mathematics.

A gamut of very motivated, qualified, and talented faculty is actively engaged in teaching and research in pure and applied mathematics so that the reflection of Kolhan University may be spread in education and research field in India as well as abroad.

Aims & Objective:

To become a globally recognized center of excellence in teaching and research, producing excellent academicians, professionals, and innovators who can positively contribute to society.

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Monday, 11 February 2019 06:24

UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF HINDI

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Monday, 11 February 2019 06:23

UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY

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The Post Graduate Department of History was established in Tata College, Chaibasa, in 1983 as a part of Ranchi University. Later, with the creation of Kolhan University in 2009, the Department became an integral component of the new institution. Presently, the Department offers M.A. and PhD programmes, both of which are designed to provide students with an extensive and profound understanding of Indian and World History.

The M.A. programme is thoughtfully crafted to equip students with a comprehensive knowledge of historical events and developments from both India and around the world. The research programme of the department is quite diverse, with a particular emphasis on tribal history and culture. This focus allows students to explore the rich heritage and traditions of various tribes.

At present, the department has three teaching faculties: Dr. Sanjay Nath, who serves as the Head, specializes in tribal history and culture with a particular focus on Jharkhand, along with an interest in urban history of medieval Bihar. Dr. Manoj Kumar Saw specializes in Ancient Indian history, while Dr. Deepak Minz's expertise lies in modern Indian history.

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Monday, 11 February 2019 06:23

UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF HOME SCIENCE

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Monday, 11 February 2019 06:22

UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY

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Kolhan University, Chaibasa was established after the bifurcation from Ranchi University, Ranchi.
H.R.D. Higher education and Government of Jharkhand approved the establishment of University of
Department in the year 2009. Geology Department came in existence in January 2011 ,with the
special papers Fuel Geology (Coal and Petroleum ). The Department has six sanctioned posts for
teachers and three sanctioned posts for non-teaching staff.

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Monday, 11 February 2019 06:22

UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY

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The University Department of Geography was established on 13 August 2009. At present, it offers PG and PhD programmes.

The CBCS syllabus was implemented in 2017 and the new CBCS syllabus in the year 2020 to meet the challenges of the changing times. The department has prepared a syllabus based on NEP2020.

Five PhD students have been awarded degrees and eight students registration notified by the University.

The department organizes webinars/seminars, events, activities, instrumental surveys, field surveys and educational tours to meet the need of the time, for awareness of national and international importance, and knowledge sharing.

Admission into PG courses is made through the Chancellor portal as per the state government rules. The department has its own library and reading room apart from the University library. Special emphasis is made on true, inclusive, tolerant, moral, social, and gender-sensitive education apart from imparting teaching and learning core areas of the syllabus.

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Monday, 11 February 2019 06:21

UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH & CULTURAL STUDIES

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About Department

Founded as The University Department of English with the inception of the Kolhan University in August, 2009, the Department transformed itself into the University Department of English and Cultural Studies to incorporate the emerging dimensions of the culture discourse in English Studies.

With an average annual intake of 60 students in P.G Programme in English, the department caters to the higher academic needs of the aspirants of the Kolhan region. The P.G curriculum is modeled on the CBCS pattern which is periodically updated to expose our learners to the ever-evolving academic horizons. The classrooms of the department are well equipped with Smart boards and the other ICT aids which make the teaching- learning experience highly gratifying.

The Department offers Ph.D. Programme in English and promotes researches in areas like Translation Studies, Diaspora Writings, Culture Studies, Travel Writings, Film Studies and the Literatures from the Margin. There are ten Ph.D scholars who have been awarded the Ph.D. in English by the university while nine scholars are on the verge of presenting their Pre-Submission seminars. The research environment of the department is further enriched by the influx of the NET/JRF candidates from the neighboring states of Odisha and West Bengal.

The Department organized online webinars and lectures, inviting speakers from different Universities of the Country and kept the flag of learning flying during the highly debilitating phase of the Covid 19 epidemic.

The University Department of English and Cultural Studies works with the motto of instilling human values in the aspirational learners while also creating opportunities for them to hone their creative and professional skills.

The Department has been headed by Scholars and excepentionally talented administrators: Dr. S.K. Sinha; Dr. B.M. Mishra; Dr. A.K. Pal; Dr. Kanchan Mala; Dr.R.S. Dayal; Dr. Sanjai Yadav

Aims & Objective:

To utilize the resources and expertise available in the department for the enhancement of knowledge, skill and employability of the students by:

Helping them acquire an individual, subjective and original perspective on their chosen discipline even as they develop an advanced, specialized and well-rounded knowledge of the subject
Training them in the application of cultural theories, methodologies, and general knowledge in order to address fundamental questions in academics and in life.
Ensuring their eligibility to occupy positions of responsibility and leadership in the society at large.
Developing in them analytic thinking and sound oral and written communication skills.
Encouraging creativity, judgment skills, autonomy, ethical maturity and academic integrity
Training them to interact harmoniously and productively with people from diverse cultures and backgrounds as peers, mentors and leaders with integrity and professionalism.
Upgrading and updating the curriculum to diversify their skills to maximize their reach in the job market

So, In this view University had established in the Kolhan region and started the P.G. Department in Bangla under Kolhan University, which the poor students were acquired the higher education and participation of research activities in Bangla. Now P.G. teaching in Bangla is running of two places (one) University Department of Bangla, K.U, Chaibasa and other P.G. Department of Bangla, Bahragora College, Bahragora.

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Monday, 11 February 2019 06:15

UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY

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Sl. No.	Name of Student	Batch	Post
1.	Supriya Aikat	2021-2023	President
2.	Satyanarayan Mohanta	2021-2023	General Secretary
3.	Sourav Gupta	2022-2024	Member
4.	Soumya Behra	2022-2024	Member
5.	Rohit Tiu	2022-2024	Member

Sl. No.		Starts From Session	Intake	Remarks
1.	Master	2021-2023	94	Course is running
		2020-2022	119	Course is running
		2019-2021	92	Pass out
		2018-2020	72	Pass out
		2017-2019	63	Pass out
		2016-2018	58	Pass out
2.	Ph.D. Course Work	2016-2017	5	Pass out
3.	Ph.D.	2019	2	Pursuing

Sl. No.	Name of the faculty	Nature of appointment	College/ PG Department	Teaching Experience	Mobile no.
1.	Dr. Sanjay Nath	Permanent	PG Department of History, Kolhan University	15 years	6205988559
2.	Dr. Manoj Kumar Saw	Permanent	PG Department of History, Kolhan University	1.5 years	7903502406
3.	Dr. Deepak Minz	Permanent	PG Department of History, Kolhan University	1.5 years	9570210471

Sl. No.		Starts From Session	Intake	Remarks
1.	Master	1983-84	Average intake has been 100 pus	From 2009, the department became part of Kolhan University. From session 2009, intake has increased, and now it is 200 plus for each session.
3.	Ph. D.	2012	From one research scholar in 2012, it is constantly rising. At present, there are 10 registered research scholars in the department.

Year	Syllabus link
2020-21	https://kolhanuniversity.ac.in/index.php/downloads/send/10-pg-syllabus/2691-pg-history-sem-i-iv-2020-22.html
2019-20	https://kolhanuniversity.ac.in/index.php/downloads/send/25-2017-syllabus/983-history-syllabus-for-pg-courses.html
2018-19	https://kolhanuniversity.ac.in/index.php/downloads/send/25-2017-syllabus/983-history-syllabus-for-pg-courses.html
2017-18	https://kolhanuniversity.ac.in/index.php/downloads/send/25-2017-syllabus/983-history-syllabus-for-pg-courses.html
2016-17	No ink available

Sl no.	Name	Semester	Session	Mob. No.	Office Holder’s
1.	Ashish Bodra	IV	2021-23	6200316224	President
2.	Sujata Mahato	II	2022-24	6202192801	General Secretary
3.	Toshali Karmakar	IV	2021-23	8294826696	Member
4.	Ritesh Kumar Pandey	II	2022-24	6202561694	Member
5.	Gurunandan Sirka	IV	2021-23	6205545681	Member
6.	Ashrita Deogam	II	2022-24	8863096247	Member
7.	Raghunath Birua	IV	2021-23	9122861647	Member (Nominated)

Student Council	Semester	Session	Office Holder’s	Mobile No
Chaitan Murmu	II	(2021-23)	President	9898368559
Tiyaram Murmu	I	(2022-24)	General Secretary	7033625838
Pinki Triya	II	(2021-23)	Member	9065163680
Priya Gupta	I	(2022-24)	Member	8709135501

Sl. No.	Title of Thesis	Name of Scholar	Status (Awarded with date / Registration with date)
1.	“Changing Patterns of Love: A Study of Human Bonding in the Novels of Bharati Mukherjee and Shashi Deshpande”	Amrit Kumar Pal	27-08-2016 (Awarded)
2.	“Remapping the Self: Negotiating Cultural Space in the Short Fiction of Three Indian American Women Writers”	Basudhara Roy	01-12-2016(Awarded)
3.	“Travels as Self-Discovery: A Study of Diasporic Dialects in V.S. Naipaul’s Travel Accounts of India”	Naresh Kumar	08-04-2017(Awarded)
4.	The Novels of Amitav Ghosh: Towards an Interpretation of narrative Aesthetics.”	Manoj Kr. Pathak	17-05-2017(Awarded)
5.	“Struggle for Existence: A Comparative Study of the Major Novels of Earnest Hemingway & Munshi Premchand”	Sarita Kumari	31-10-2017(Awarded)
6.	“A Study of the Images of Indian Women in Shashi Deshpande’s Novels.”	Rupa Sarkar	12-02-2018(Awarded)
7.	Sense of Revolt: A Comparatie Study of Arundhati Roy and Githa Hariharan	Ruchika Tiwari	04-09-2019(Awarded)
8.	“The Image of Man and Human Predicament in the Plays of Eugene O Neil.”	S.M. Yahiya Ibrahim	22-10-2019(Awarded)
9.	“A Comparative Study of the thematic concerns and narrative technique in the writings of two female diasporic Indian writers: Kiran Desai and Jhumpa Lahiri”	Mrs. Rita Shukla	27-01-2020(Awarded)
10.	“Quest for Female Identity: A Study of Manju Kapur’s Novels.”	Mrs. Smita Nandy	18-01-2020(Awarded)
11.	Famine, Hunger and Beyond: A Study of Social Realities in Selected Novels of Bhabani Bhattacharya	Apurba Dey	15-05-2019(Registered)
12.	The Comparative Study of Existential Choice and Spiritual Crisis in the Plays of Christopher Marlowe and Samuel Beckett.	Shibanur Rahman	17-05-19(Registered)
13.	Genre under Stress: The Aesthetics of Minimalism and Beyond in the Plays of Samuel Beckett.	Richa Priyamvada	17-05-19(Registered)
14.	The Insurrection of Characters in Tribal Cultures: A Comparative Study of Selected Novels of Chinua Achebe and Mahasweta Devi	Parimal Saren	29-06-2019(Registered)
15.	Documenting the Margin and Beyond: A Study of the Textual Voice of Kunal Basu.	Dhananjoy Garai	29-06-2019(Registered)
16.	“Trampled Blades: A Study of Caste Issues in Dalit Autobiographical Narratives with special reference to Bengal and Maharashtra ”	Bishakha Sarkar	01-05-2019(Registered)
17.	Harmony and Peace in the Novels of Bapsi Sidhwa	Subhash Chandra Gorai	15-05-2019(Registered)
18.	Vishal Bhardwaj’s Trilogy: Contemporizing Shakespeare in 21^st Century Indian Hindi Cinema	Sadaf Zaman	07-06-2019(Registered)
19.	From Repression to Resurrection: A Journey of Marginalized Females in the Novels of Zora Neale Hurston	Shahin Fatma	17-07-2019(Registered)
20.	Manto and his Sheroes: A Socio-Psychological study	Shazlia kazmi	13-11-2019(Registered)
21.	“Pastoral Vision Transformed into Ecocentric Gaze: An Ecocritical Study of Seamus Heaney’s Poetry.”	Subhajit Das	28-10-2021(Registered)
22.	“A Comparative Study of the Romanticism of William Wordsworth and R.N. Tagore.”	Sumona Mazumdar	29-07-2022(Awarded)

Sl.No.	Name of the Candidate	Year
1.	Ramesh Kumar Singh	July 2018 (Twice)
2.	Ruchika Tiwari	Dec, 2019
3.	Mampi Adhikari	Dec, 2019
4.	Shivani Kumari	Dec, 2019 (Twice)
5.	Shibani Gorai	July, 2021
6.	Aishwaryashri	July, 2021

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Superconductivity 1.pptx

Superconductivity 1.docx

Superconductivity 1

Superconductivity 2.pptx

Superconductivity 2.docx

Superconductivity

https://youtu.be/Y7FeoY8xIyg

Superconductivity, BCS theory.pptx

Superconductivity, BCS theory.docx

Superconductivity, BCS theory

Superconductivity, Flux Quantization.pptx

Superconductivity, Flux Quantization.docx

Superconductivity, Flux Quantization

Superconductivity, London Equation.pptx

Superconductivity, London Equation.docx

Superconductivity, London Equation

https://youtu.be/_sXebz2MPzM

Application of wave packet in 1D.pptx

Application of wave packet in 1D.docx

Partial wave analysis.pptx

Partial wave analysis.docx

Scattering theory,Rutherford Scattering formula.pptx

Scattering theory,Rutherford Scattering formula.docx

Theory of scattering.pptx

Theory of scattering.docx

Born approximation.pptx

Born approximation.docx

Fourier Series Part 1.pptx

Fourier Series Part 1.docx

Fourier Series Part 2.pptx

Fourier Series Part 2.docx

Fourier Series Part 3.pptx

Fourier Series Part 3.docx

Fourier Series Part 4.pptx

Fourier Series Part 4.docx

Fourier Series Part 5.pptx

Fourier Series Part 5.docx

Fourier Series part 6 Even & Odd Function.pptx

Fourier Series part 6 Even & Odd Function.docx

Fourier Series Even and Odd Functions Example 1.pptx

Fourier Series Even and Odd Functions Example 1.pptx

Even and odd functionsExample 2.pptx

Even and odd functions Example 2.docx

Fourier Series Complex Form.pptx

Fourier Series Complex Form.docx

Analysis of Fourier Waves| Square and saw tooth wave.pptx

Analysis of Fourier Waves| Square and saw tooth wave.docx

Binding Energy.pptx

Binding Energy.docx

Stability of Nuclei.pptx

Stability of Nuclei.docx

Complex analysis| Brief revision.pptx

Complex analysis Brief revision.docx

Complex analysis| Brief revision

Complex analysis Graphical representation.pptx

Complex analysis Graphical representation.docx

Complex analysis Graphical representation

Complex analysisEuler's formula.pptx

Complex analysisEuler's formula.docx

Complex analysisEuler's formula

Complex analysis| Limit of a complex function.pptx

Complex analysis| Limit of a complex function.docx

Complex analysis| Limit of a complex function

Complex analysis, Cauchy Riemann equation.pptx

Complex analysis, Cauchy Riemann equation.docx

Complex analysis, Cauchy Riemann equation

Taylor Series.pptx

Taylor Series.docx

Taylor Series

Electric Field and Potential.pptx

Electric Field and Potential.docx

Electric Field and Potential