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8th Faculty Induction Programme – UGC-MMTTC, DDU GU

Date: 25/07/2024

Session: 10:30 AM
Resource Person: Prof. Shafique Ahmed, Department of Sociology, Jamia Millia Islamia, New
Delhi

Topic: The Change of Land Use and Social Conflict in the context of Climate Change and its
Effect.

Summary:
Prof. Ahmed discussed the issues arising from environmental changes, specifically how land
use in Delhi and NCR is impacting society. He highlighted the growing demand for food,
water, and housing, and how these demands have significantly affected land usage, leading
to social conflicts.

Session: 12:30 PM
Resource Person: Prof. Shikha Kapur, Head, Department of Adult and Continuing Education
and Extension, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi

Topic: Student Diversities and Inclusive Education.

Summary:
Prof. Kapur started by discussing linguistic diversity in colleges, noting the variety of
languages spoken and cultural backgrounds of students. She elaborated on the various
capabilities of students and emphasized the importance of inclusive education. She cited
data on student enrollment and the challenges faced by students from diverse backgrounds.

Session: 2:00 PM
Resource Person: Prof. Asheesh Srivastava, Dean, School of Education, Mahatma Gandhi
Central University, Motihari, Bihar

Topic: Multidisciplinary Perspectives in Higher Education.

Summary:
Prof. Srivastava began his lecture with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020,
recommending a thorough reading of its documents. He discussed the NEP's emphasis on
sustainable development and quality education. He highlighted key targets such as
purchasing power, health, and education, and underscored the importance of adapting
teaching methods to meet these goals.

Thank You,
Dr. Thandi Lal Meena,
Department of Sanskrit, Zakir Husain Delhi College, (DU)

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