| Sl.No | DATE | TOPIC | RESOURCE PERSON | STUDENTS ATTENDANCE | OUTCOMES |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | 07.05.2022 | Colonial Modernity and Indian Response | Dr. Priyadarshi Kara | 101 | The students learned about colonization, its implication for modernity, and India's response to it. They became more confident about their viewpoint on modernity. It was a great learning experience for all present in the seminar. Finally, the guest was felicitated and was presented with a sapling as a token of appreciation and respect from the entire Department of History. |
| 2. | 24.06.2022 | Odishan Temple Architecture | Prof. (Dr.) Sanjay Acharya | 124 | The students learned about Odishan Temple Architecture .it was a great learning experience for all present in the seminar. Finally, the guest was felicitated and was presented with a sapling as a token of appreciation and respect from the entire department of history. |
| 3. | 20.04.2023 | UnderstandingMedievalIndian History: Prospectiveand Challenges | Prof. Dr. Basanta Kumar Mallik | 58 | The studentslearned about: "UnderstandingMedievalIndian History: Prospective and challenges". Itwas a great learningexperienceforallpresent in the seminar. Finally, the guest was felicitated and was presented with a sapling as a token of appreciation and respect from the entire department of history. |
| 4. | 21.04.2023 | Emancipation of Women | Dr. Upendra Kumar Panda | 65 | Thestudents learned about” Emancipationof women ". it was a great learning and experience for all present in the seminar. Finally, the guest was felicitated and was presented with a sapling as a token of appreciation and respect from the entire Department of History |
| 5. | 25.04.2023 | MonumentalHeritageOf Odisha | Dr.Jeeban Kumar Patnaik | 68 | The studentslearned about Monumental Heritage of Odisha.It was a Great learning and experience for all present in the seminar. Finally, the guest was felicitated and was presented with a sapling as a token of appreciation and respect from the entire department of history |
| 6. | 09.08.2023 | WORLD TRIB AL DAY | NA | 68 | Recognize and draw variety of forms and shapes, their values and texture. Realize values of different objects and arrange them in making composition apply knowledge in the difference shape and sowing light and shade Emphasize concepts and the application of various materials and aesthetic values apply knowledge of the object study in the natural colours. |
| 7. | 4.09.2023 | CREATIVE DESIGN THROUGH CANVA | Mr. Narsingh Majhi | 75 | Within Canvas, colleges and departmentsare able to use learning assessments to obtain a variety of different types of data from their students. Within each type of assessment, there are a variety of different settings (Outcomes and Rubrics) that faculty can use to specify when and where students can access the assessments. Canvas offers several assessment tools allowing you to track and improve student learning outcomes in courses. |
| 8. | 10.02.2024 | FINANCIAL EDUCATION “INDIAN SECURITIES MARKET AND AMP; WEALTH MANAGEMENT | Mr. Raghunandan Pattnaik | 65 | Wealth managers use numerous financial and investment strategies to help their clients meet their financial goals. These professionals are responsible for developing tailored strategies to maintain as well as increase their client's net worth, protect the assets, and reduce taxes and financial risks. |
| 9. | 18.04.2024 | Position of women During Colonial Period Orissa | Prof. Dr.Harihar Panda | 91 | In Colonial India, the social status of women seemed to be dependent on their men (Mill, 1840). The religious tradition ascribed for their humility and subordination to men in all matter. They were denied the opportunity of education and refinement . |
| 10. | 19.04.2024 | FIRST WAR OF INDEPENDENCE | MR.PURNA CHANDRA DASH | 91 | It led to the dissolution of the East India Company, and forced the British to reorganize the army, the financial system, and the administration in India, through passage of the Government of India Act 1858. India was thereafter administered directly by the British government in the new British Raj. |
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