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ANNUALREPORT

2016-17

Krishna Kanta HandiquiState Open University

Guwahati-781017

Shri Padmanabha Balakrishna AcharyaHis Excellency the Governor of Assam

(April 2016 - August 2016)

Krishna Kanta Handiqui State Open University

Shri Banwarilal PurohitHis Excellency the Governor of Assam

(22 August 2016)

Chancellor

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ANNUAL REPORT2016-17


ContentsMessage From the VC’s Desk 5

Foreword from Registrar 7

University At a Glance 8

Executive Summary 9

Key Officials 12

Committees of KKHSOU 13

Principal Authorities

Board of Management

Academic Council

Finance Committee

Statutory Bodies

Examination Committee

Planning and Development

Tender Committee

Community Radio Advisory Committee

Faculty Resources: Schools and Departments 17

University Infrastructure 19

Academic Programmes 20

Learners' Support Services 24

University Activities 28

Participation in Workshop/Conference/Seminar 35

Achievement of Non-Academic Staff 37

Collaborations 38

Schools and Departments 40

Banikanta Kakati Research Institute 51

Community Radio Station 54

Study Centre 55

Central Library 67

Publications 70

Enrolment and Success 72

Audit Report (2016-17) 78



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An Annual Report faithfully records the journey of 365 days ofan institution. The purpose of an annual report is to record,preserve and visualise the stories of success and achievements ofthe institution. A University does not stand alone. It is a socialinstitution. Therefore it has social responsibilities and it sincerelytries to carry those responsibilities transgressing all the barriersand hurdles. Krishna Kanta Handiqui State Open University isthe first and only Open University in the north-east. It has a hugelearner base and its educational programmes are well appreciatedfor their effectiveness and academic relevance. Our academicjourney clearly justifies our presence in the educational sector ofthe state. This university is pleased to accommodate theeducational aspirations of the marginalised and under privilegedsection of the society. It tries to present itself not as figures in thelandscape but shapes of it.

The year 2016-17 is crucial for the University. It is the time periodwhen the University honours stalwarts like Prof. Mrinal Miri, aprominent name in the country's educational scenario with KrishnaKanta Handiqui National Award, hosts Krishna Kanta HandiquiMemorial Lecture delivered by internally acclaimed film makerShri Budhadev Dasgupta. All the efforts result in strengtheningour capabilities, enriching our Open-ended approach towardsincessant inquisitiveness, etc., Education in the globalised worldhas to face various problems of multifarious insensitivity.Educational aspirations have attained complex dimensions. Wetherefore, have to keep ourselves abreast of all the happenings inour surroundings so that we can perceive and analyse changes.

Changes are crucial. They are our guiding spirits to devisenecessary plans and formulation of objectives in accordance withshifting priorities. They give us an idea of how things have moveddespite our ignorance and resistance. We need to take themseriously to enlighten our framework of analysis. KKHSOUstrongly believes in the idea of integration for creating ample space

Message from the Vice Chancellor

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of our diversified learner base so that changes maybe accommodated.

This is also the time when the University hasorganised the Second Convocation. Prof. RavindraKumar Vice Chancellor (i/c), IGNOU was theChief Guest. He presented the convocationaddress where he laid emphasis on the openlearning system as the foremost tool indemocratisation of education and urged thelearners to take pride as they are free to select theeducation they pursue. Prof. Kumar also printedout that with the revival of educational radio andbroadcast channels like Gyan Vani and Gyan

Darshan, there would be ample opportunities forcontent sharing and reaching out to learners.

All these indicate our areas of interest and concernsin order to strengthen our academic journey. Aneducational institution is led by certain goals and itencourages us to cross all the possible barrierswithin a specific time frame. This Annual Reportgives us a glimpse of our enlightened ventures toaddress issues of educational priorities within theframework of social commitment.

Hitesh Deka



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University At a Glance

Academic Departments: 19

Study Centre: 356

LEARNERS ADMITTED

BPP : 6201UG : 19969PG : 4968PG Diploma : 470

Diploma : 297

D.El.ED. : 13232

Certificate : 36

TEACHING STAFF

Professor : 03

Associate Professor : 03

Assistant Professor : 30

Senior Academic Consultant : 01

Academic Consultant : 02

Events Organized: Second ConvocationNo. of Degrees Awarded

Degree : 32,236

Master Degree : 2,678

Ph.D. : 09

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Executive Summary

The Krishna Kanta Handiqui State Open University, a leadinginstitution in the field of Distance Education in the state of Assamcontinues its journey towards expanding its horizon, extending educationbeyond barriers, reaching out to the unreached and making a differencein the lives of all sections of the society. The University continues in itsstrong commitment and untiring efforts at providing quality highereducation and lifelong learning to the deprived, as well as, denied sectionsof the state and the region. At present KKHSOU continues to functionfrom its Main Campus at Patgaon, Rani and simultaneously from theCity Office located at Housefed Complex, Dispur Last Gate, Guwahati.

The University offers 6 Bachelor Degree, 10 Master Degree, 6 PostGraduate Diploma, 9 Diploma and several Certificate programmestogether with the Bachelor Preparatory Programme (BPP) and Diplomain Elementary Education (D. El. Ed) programme. It requires specialmention that the University continues to provide free education to thejail inmates of the Central Jails, Guwahati, Abhayapuri and Jorhat, aswell as, District Jail, Mangaldai. Also, KKHSOU provides free educationto the differently-abled persons along with Self Learning Materials inBraille and audio formats for the visually impaired learners.

The year 2016-2017 is significantly marked by several importantevents and activities such as the academic activities, social initiatives,cultural activities, second Convocation and yearly held Krishna Kanta HandiquiMemorial Lecture. This year on the 11th Foundation Day, celebrated on 11December, 2016, the Krishna Kanta Handiqui National Award 2016 waspresented by the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Assam, Shri. Sarbananda Sonowalto Padma Bhushan Dr. Mrinal Miri for his wide contribution to the field ofeducation and literature, who had also served as the Director of Indian Instituteof Advanced Study, Vice Chancellor of NEHU, Shillong, Chancellor of RajivGandhi University, Arunachal Pradesh and as the Member of Rajya Sabha(2012-2016).

Notably, on the occasion of the 118th birth anniversary of the greatSanskrit scholar of Assam, Shri. Krishna Kanta Handiqui, the Krishna KantaHandiqui Memorial Lecture, 2016 was delivered by eminent filmmaker,Shri. Buddhadeb Dasgupta on the theme “Ärt and Experience onCelluloid”, highlighting the role of the artistic vision, nuances offilmmaking combined with his own personal experiences as a filmmaker.

Some of the major events of the University that were held from the



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period 2016-17 are as mentioned below: Inauguration of Model Village and

Health Camp, 7 August 2016 Flood Relief Camp, 9 August 2016 Inauguration of the first issue of

University’s Journal, 5 September2016

Celebration of Dr. Bhupen Hazarika’sBirth Anniversary, 8 September 2016

Swachh Bharat Pakhwada, 6November 2016

Celebration on of CRS Jnan Taranga’scompletion of six years of CommunityBroadcasting, 20 November 2016

Inter-Study Centre MusicCompetition, 4 December 2016

Friendly Football Match between theteams of KKHSOU and GU, 3 January2017

Second Convocation of KKHSOU on5 February 2017

International Women’s Day, March 8,2017

The period 2016-17 witnessed the activeparticipation of the officials of the Universityin various seminars, conferences, workshopsto gain first-hand knowledge on differentaspects such as OER Policy, academiccollaborations, projects on social relevance, aswell as, conference and training workshops onaspects of moving towards Flexible Learningand designing of ODL programmes as alsohighlighted below:

International Council for Open andDistance Education (ICDE) 2016Presidents’ Summit, Sydney attendedby the Vice Chancellor of KKHSOU

PCF8 Conference held at KualaLumpur, Malaysia attended by adelegation of KKHSOU

Participation of KKHSOU delegation inTraining workshops at Wawasan OpenUniversity, Penang, Malaysia

Collaboration with UNICEF for aproject entitled “Experiments inAdolescent Participation”

Collaboration with NCSTC,Department of Science andTechnology

Projects undertaken by KKHSOU onDisaster Management and CEMCA’sproject on skill development foryouths

To provide a brief overview of the internalactivities of the university, the Centre forInternal Quality Assurance (CIQA) of theUniversity is actively engaged in qualityenhancement, developing ICT, Learners’Support Systems (LSS) and ExaminationReforms to mention a few. In the area of theLearners’ Support Services which comprises arange of easily accessible learning facilities,the University continues to extend its servicesto the learners through the official Universitywebsite, University mobile web application, e-BIDYA, Open Access Journals Search Engine(OAJSE), Question-paper Repository,Community Radio Service (CRS) andMultimedia Production Unit (MPU) of theUniversity. The Central Library of KKHSOUcontinues to play its vital role in the collection,development and dissemination of academic,scientific and technical information to meet thepresent and the future needs of the University.Significantly, it may be mentioned that in acompetition (audio challenge), the CRS ofKKHSOU, was conferred the SpecialRecognition Award by CEMCA and NSDC.

As the Study Centers of KKHSOU actsas a bridge between the University and its

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learners some of the new and interactive events. In the year 2016, a totalnumber of 26 institutions have been approved as Study Centers covering14 districts of Assam. As far as the Jail Study Centres are concerned, theUniversity has also set up 10 new centres across various jails of Assamand the counselling sessions are underway with a total of 24 learnersenrolled under programmes such as BA, MA, BCA, CCA and CSTCPM.With a view towards motivating the jail learner-inmates towards becomingreformed individuals of the society, the Brajen Barua MemorialDocumentary Festival has been organised by KKHSOU in various Jails acrossthe state in collaboration with the Assam Prison Head Quarters.

In the academic session that begins in the month of July 2016, atotal number of 31,941 learners were enrolled in the first semester ofvarious programmes offered by the university and as per the declaredresults of final semester for various Master Degree Programmes, PostGraduate Diploma, Diploma and Certificate programmes, the passpercentage indicates an improvement in the overall academic performanceand success rate of the distance learners of KKHSOU.

Thus, the University continues to march ahead with both its strongvision and mission, striving towards excellence in the field of DistanceEducation while also maintaining its commitment to the larger socialresponsibilities.



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KEY OFFICIALS

ChancellorShri Padmanabha Balakrishna Acharya, His Excellency the Governor of Assam (April-August 2016)Shri Banwarilal Purohit, His Excellency the Governor of Assam (from 22August 2016-)

Vice- ChancellorDr. Hitesh Deka

RegistrarShri Rajat Baran MahantaDr. Arupjyoti Choudhury (i/c) (from 25July 2016 -)

Dean (Academic)Dr. Arupjyoti Choudhury

Dean (Study Centre)Dr. Dibyajyoti Mahanta

Director, CIQAProfessor Aniruddha Deka

Controller of ExaminationsDr. Guruprasad KhataniarDr. Bhabaranjan Sarmah (from 14December 2016 -)

Finance OfficerShri Bishnu Chakraborty

Deputy Registrar (Administration)Dr. Ratul Kr. Patowary

Deputy Registrar (Academic)Dr. Limpon Bora

Deputy Registrar (Examination)Shri Arabinda Saikia

Secretary to the Vice-Chancellor and PublicRelations Officer

Shri Sachindra Nath Misra

Assistant RegistrarDr. Kanta Chakravarty

Assistant Registrar (Examination)Shri Kashyap Mahanta

Assistant Registrar (SLM)Dr. Samar Bhattacharyya

Assistant Registrar (Study Centre)Shri Birinchi Bora

Systems AnalystShri Binod Deka

Assistant Regional Director (Regional Centre,Jorhat)

Dr. Bipul Das

LibraryDr. Prasenjit Das (in-Charge)Dr. Gautam Sarma (1st March 2017 - )

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COMMITTEES of KKHSOU

PRINCIPAL AUTHORITIES

BOARD OF MANAGEMENT

Chairperson

1. Dr. Hitesh Deka, Vice-Chancellor, KKHSOU

Members

2. The Commissioner and Secretary to the Government of Assam, HigherEducation Department

3. The Commissioner and Secretary to the Government of Assam, FinanceDepartment

4. Sri Ramendra Narayan Kalita, Member, Assam Legislative Assembly

5. Sri Bhabesh Kalita, Member, Assam Legislative Assembly

6. Professor Tabu Ram Taid, Former Director, Secondary Education, Assam

7. Mrs Ahalya Gogoi, Former Professor, Mathematics Department, PragjyotishCollege, Guwahati

8. Professor Indu Mohan Das, Former Dean, Faculty of Science, GauhatiUniversity

9. Dr. P K Choudhury, Former Advisor to the CM, Govt of Assam

10. Dr. Lokendra Prasad Deka, Former Managing Director, Assam Livestockand Poultry Corporation

11. Prof. P K Goswami, Vice Chancellor, Assam Science and TechnologyUniversity

12. Dr. Arupjyoti Choudhury, Dean (Academic), KKHSOU

13. Dr. Dibyajyoti Mahanta, Dean (Study Centre), KKHSOU

Member- Secretary

14. Registrar, KKHSOU



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ACADEMIC COUNCILChairperson


Members


3. Prof. Niru Hazarika, Former Professor, Department of Political Science,Gauhati University

4. Prof. Dinesh Baroowa, Former Registrar, Gauhati University

5. Prof. Nripendra Narayan Sarma, Professor, KKHSOU

6. Prof. Umesh Deka, Professor, KKHSOU

7. Prof. Daisy Bora Talukdar, Professor, KKHSOU

8. Dr. Dibyojyoti Mahanta, Dean (Study Centre), KKHSOU

9. Dr. Bhabaranjan Sarmah, Controller of Examinations, KKHSOU

10. Dr. Chandrama Goswami, Associate Professor, KKHSOU

11. Dr. Bhaskar Bhattacharyya, Assistant Profesor, KKHSOU

12. Ms. Devajani Duarah, Assistant Professor, KKHSOU

Member-Secretary

13. Dean (Academic), KKHSOU

FINANCE COMMITTEE

Chairperson

1. Dr. Hitesh Deka, Vice- Chancellor, KKHSOU

Members


3. Commissioner and Secretary, Finance Department, Government of Assam

4. Commissioner and Secretary, Higher Education, Government of Assam

5. Dr. P. K. Choudhury, Member, Board of Management, KKHSOU

Member-Secretary

6. Sri Bishnu Chakraborty, Finance Officer, KKHSOU

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STATUTORY BODIES

EXAMINATION COMMITTEEChairperson


Members



4. Prof. Aniruddha Deka, Director, CIQA, KKHSOU

5. Prof. Umesh Deka, Professor, KKHSOU

6. Dr. Prasenjit Das, Assistant Professor, KKHSOU

7. Ms. Devajani Duarah, Assistant Professor, KKHSOU

Convenor

8. Controller of Examinations, KKHSOU

PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENTChairperson


Members


3. Director (Multimedia), KKHSOU

4. Prof. Indu Mohan Das, Member, Board of Management, KKHSOU

5. The Commissioner and Secretary to the Government of Assam, HigherEducation Department

6. Representative of State Government from Public Works Department.



Member-Secretary




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TENDER COMMITTEEChairperson


Members

2. Prof. Tabu Ram Taid, Member, Board of Management, KKHSOU

3. Professor I. M. Das, Member, Board of Management, KKHSOU

Convenor


COMMUNITY RADIO ADVISORY COMMITTEEChairperson


Members

2. Ms. Basanti Lahkar, Former Chairperson, State Consumer Redressel Forum

3. Dr. Anil Bodo, Gauhati University

4. Mr. A.K. Jain, Representative from Community

5. Station Director ( i/c), KKHSOU

6. Prof. Aniruddha Deka, Director, CIQA, KKHSOU

Member- Secretary

7. Dr. Arupjyoti Choudhury, Station Manager (i/c), KKHSOU

Annual Report Preparation Group 2016-17

Chairperson : Prof. Daisy Bora Talukdar

Convenor : Dr. Kanta Chakravarty

Member : Dr. Chayanika Senapati

Ms. Antara Mahanta Barua

Ms. Pallavi Gogoi

Ms. Sarmistha Rani Baruah

Ms. Sruti Sruba Bharali

Sri Binod Deka

Sri Rana Hazarika

Special Invitee : Shri Jyoti Khataniar (Publication Consultant)

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FACULTY RESOURCES:SCHOOLS AND DEPARTMENTS

Padmanath GohainbaruahSchool of Humanities

Department of AssameseProfessor

Umesh Deka, MA, Ph. DAssistant Professor

Neeva Rani Phukan, MA (Double), Ph.DMrinal Jyoti Goswami, MA, M.Phil, Ph.D

Department of EnglishAssistant Professor

Prasenjit Das, MA, B.Ed, PGCTE,PGDDE, Ph.D

Pallavi Gogoi, MAChayanika Roy, MA, B.Ed, M.Phil

Department of SanskritAssistant Professor

Indrani Deka, MA, MPhil, Ph.D

Surya Kumar Bhuyan Schoolof Social Sciences

Department of EconomicsAssociate Professor

Chandrama Goswami, MA, Ph. DAssistant Professor

Bhaskar Sarmah, MA, MBA, B.Ed.,PGDDE

Utpal Deka, MA

Department of EducationAssistant Professor

Ritimoni Bordoloi, MA, B. Ed., Ph. DIndrani Kalita, MA, B. Ed.

Department of HistoryAssistant Professor

Priti Salila Rajkhowa, MA, B.Ed., Ph. DSukmaya Lama, MA, Ph. D

Department of PhilosophyAssistant Professor

Bhaskar Bhattacharyya, MA, Ph. DTejasha Kalita, MA, Ph. D

Department of Political ScienceAssistant Professor

Abhijit Bhuyan, MA, Ph.DJahnabi Devi, MA

Department of SociologyAssistant Professor

Dola Borkataki, MAGargi Gayan, MA

Department of Social WorkAssistant Professor

Mridusmita Duarah, MSW, Ph.D

Department of Teacher EducationProfessor

Daisy Bora Talukdar, MA, Ph. DAssociate Professor

Pranab Saikia, MA, Ph. DAssistant Professor

Devajani Duarah, MSc, M.Ed., M.PhilSenior Academic Consultant

Nazibar Rahman, MA (Quadruple),M.Ed, M.Phil, LLB

Academic ConsultantDopati Choudhury, MA, B.Ed, M. Phil



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Maniram Dewan School ofManagement

Department of CommerceAssistant Professor

Devajeet Goswami, M. Com, Ph. DDipankar Malakar, M. Com

Department of ManagementProfessor

Nripendra Narayan Sarma, MBA, Ph. DAssistant Professor

Smritishikha Choudhury Barman, MBA,Ph.D

Chayanika Senapati, MBA, Ph.D

Bhupen Hazarika School ofMass Communication

Department of Mass CommunicationAssistant Professor

Trisha Dowerah Baruah, MAJMC, Ph.D

Guru Prasad Das School ofVocational Studies

Department of Agricultural ScienceSenior Academic Consultant

ProfessorAniruddha Deka, M.Sc. (Agri),Ph.D

Assistant ProfessorSarmistha Rani Baruah, M.Sc.(Agri), Ph.D

Department of ElectronicsAssistant Professor

Antara Mahanta Barua, M.Sc., M.Tech

Department of InstrumentationAssistant Professor

Nabankur Pathak, M.Sc., Ph.D

Hiranya Chandra BhuyanSchool of Science and

Technology

Department of Computer ScienceAssociate Professor

Sanjib Kr. Kalita, MCA, Ph. DAssistant Professor

Tapashi Kashyap Das, M.Sc., Ph.DSruti Sruba Bharali, M.Tech

Department of MathematicsAcademic Consultant

Harekrishna Deka, M.Sc.

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UNIVERSITY INFRASTRUCTURE

The University is functioning from its permanent campus at Patgaon, Rani Gate, Guwahati.The city office of the university is located at Housefed Complex, Last Gate, Dispur, Guwahati andis functioning from four blocks encompassing Administrative, Examination and two Academicblocks.

Serial Campus Area Covered No of rooms ICT SupportNo (sq ft)

1 Main Campus 68,000 93 (including cubicles) NKN and RailTelConnectivity

2 Regional Centre 1,872 7 Broadband

The Jorhat Regional Centre (JRC), underKKHSOU was established on 1st December, 2013. It wasestablished to assist the Study Centres of Five UpperAssam Districts namely- Golaghat, Jorhat, Sibasagar,Dibrugarh and Tinsukia. At present, there are 67 (SixtySeven) Study Centres under JRC. The main functionsand responsibilities of the JRC as notified by theUniversity vide Notification No. KKHSOU/ RegionalCentre/21/2012/43/dated 24-06-2014 are classified underthe following heads: Assistance to Learners, Assistanceto Study Centres, Assistance to University andMonitoring Functioning of Study Centres.Besides the above mentioned responsibilities, the JRCStaff has successfully accomplished the responsibilitiesof various Examinations’ Evaluation Zones (from BPPto Degree 6th Semester).

The University has two in-built study centres locatedat Rani campus and Housefed complex. The two studycentres initiated by KKHSOU at Rani and HousefedComplex are offering certain academic programmes inthe areas of Computer Science, Library Science andManagement.

Academic Infrastructure: Central Library Computer Facilities Internet facilities Computer Lab Classroom



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ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES

Surya Kumar Bhuyan School of Social Science

DiplomaProgramme

Library andInformation

Science (DLIS)

ElementaryEducation(D.El.Ed.)

Bachelor’s Degree Programmes

Bachelor of Arts (BA)

Master’s DegreeProgrammes

Education, PoliticalScience, Sociology,

Master of SocialWorks (MSW)

BachelorPreparatoryProgramme

(BPP)Major

Economics,Education,

History, PoliticalScience,

Philosophy,Sociology.

Pass Course

Economics,Education,

History, PoliticalScience,

Philosophy,Sociology.

Padmanath Gohainbaruah School of Humanities

DiplomaProgramme

Creative Writingin English(DCWE)

SanskritLearning (DSL)

Bachelor’s Degree Programmes

Bachelor of Arts (BA)


Assamese,English


(BPP)Major

Assamese,English,

Sanskrit

Pass Course

Assamese,

MIL (Hindi,Bengali Bodo,)

English,

Sanskrit

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Maniram Dewan School of Management

DiplomaProgramme

TourismManagement

(DTM)

HotelManagement

(DHM)

Bachelor’s DegreeProgrammes

Bachelor in BusinessAdministration

(BBA)

Bachelor ofCommerce (B.Com)


Master in BusinessAdministration

(MBA)


(BPP)

Post GraduateDiploma

Programmes

BusinessManagement

(PGDBM)

Tourism andHospitality

Management(PGDTHM)

Human ResourceManagement(PGDHRM)

Bhupen Hazarika Schoool of Mass Communication

DiplomaProgramme

Journalism & MassCommunication

(DJMC)

AssameseJournalism (DAJ)


Bachelor of MassCommunication

(BMC)


Master of MassCommunication

Post GraduateDiploma Programmes

Broadcast Journalism(PGDBJ)

Mass Communication(PGDMC)

Guru Prasad Das School of Vocational Studies

Certificate Programmes

Mobile Phone Repairing (CMPR)

Maintenance and Repairing of Audio

Video Equipments (CMRAE)

Maintenance and Repairing of Electronic

Domestic Appliances (CMREDA)

Diploma Programmes

Computer Hardwareand Networking

(DCHN)

Post GraduateDiploma Programmes

Yoga and Naturopathy



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Computer Hardware (CCH)

Computer Networking (CCN)

Repair and Maintenance of Refrigerator

and Air Conditioner (CRMRA)

Welding and Cutting (CWC)

Two/Three Wheeler Repairing and

Maintenance (CRMW)

Electrical House Wiring (CEW)

Counselling Skills (CCS)

Geoinformatics

Digital Photography

Beauty Care

Commercial Goat Repairing (CCGR)

Scientific Piggery Farming (CSPF)

Scientific Duck Farming (CSDF)

Scientific Layer Farming (CSLF)

Scientific Broiler Farming (CCBF)

Commercial Nursery Management for

Horticulture Crops (CCNMA)

Scientific Tea Cultivation and Plantation

Management (CSTCPM)

Apiculture (CA)

Garment Designing and Construction

(CGDC)

Security Personal (CSP)

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Hiranya Chandra Bhuyan School of Science and Technology

CertificateProgramme

Library andInformation

Science(DLIS)

ElementaryEducation(D.El.Ed.)


Master’sDegree

Programmes

Master ofComputer

Application(MCA)

Master ofScience in

InformationTechnology(MSc. IT)


(BPP)Major

Bachelorof

ComputerApplication

(BCA)

DiplomaProgramme

ComputerApplication

(DCA)

PassCourse

Bachelorof Arts in

Mathematics

PostGraduateDiploma

Programmes

ComputerApplication(PGDCA)

KKHSOU ICT Enabled Programmes

KKHSOU ICT Enabled Programmes waslaunched on 22nd January 2015. The idea behindthe ICT Programmes was to present the existingODL system with an enhanced approachleveraging the strengths of ICT to enable betterlearning objectives in the quality of educationimparted to the learners and keeping abreastof the times.

KKHSOU ICT Enabled Programmescontinued to accept admissions in 6professional programmes. ICT EnabledProgrammes continued its services to itsexisting students enrolled during last 2 sessions,while welcoming 181 new learners on boardin the year 2016-17 :a) Master of Business Administration (MBA)b) Master of Computer Application (MCA)c) Master of Science- IT (MSc-IT)d) PGD in Human Resource Management

(PGDHRM)e) PGD in Business Management (PGDBM)f) PGD in Computer Application (PGDCA)

Services offered:

The learners of ICT Enabled programmes wereoffered the following services during the year2016-17:a) Online enquiry & admission form

submission.b) Printed SLM to all new learners and

existing learners.c) Learning Management System (LMS) to

all learners for ‘Digital Content’ tosupplement SLM.

d) Dedicated student portal for all learnersto interact/communicate with theuniversity.

e) Content loaded Micro SD Cards to thoselearners who opted for off-line contentaccess.

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LEARNERS' SUPPORT SERVICESLearners' Support Services (LSS) constitute the most important component of the Open and Distance

Learning system. The University provides self-learning print materials, audio-video programmes andcounselling sessions to the learners along with Information and Communication Technology (ICT) basedlearner support services. The university also provides audio CDs to visually impaired learners.

The following are the ICT based support services provided to the learners-

1. KKHSOU Website: KKHSOU has developed a full-fledged website (www.kkhsou.in) with a view toproviding all necessary information regarding theUniversity. The Website is also equipped with the socialnetworking site like Facebook (http://facebook.com/kkhsoucitycentre) to interact with the learners, facultymembers and other people. The website also includesthe customised study centre search facility based ondistrict or academic programme. The website alsosupports a facility for learners where learners cansubscribe for university related news.

2. KKHSOU Mobile Web Application: KKHSOUMobile application has been launched for androiddevices, which can be downloaded from Google PlayStore. The same application can also be used for non-android devices. The application provides students anaccess to the university portal using mobile phones.

3. Web and Audio Lectures:Video classes and academicdiscussions are produced and uploaded at You Tubeand University’s website.

4. e-BIDYA: An e-learning portal by the name of e-BIDYA has been launched. It is a digital repositorywhere the study materials are uploaded for the benefitof the learners. All the study materials of theprogrammes (including BPP, Degree, Diploma, MasterDegree, Certificate course, etc) can be accessed in thisweb-portal.

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5. Community Radio Service: The Community Radio, mainly being a platform for the communityfor taking up community issues, is also an important platform for the broadcast of educationalprogrammes which include debates, discussions, and talk shows.The programmes that are continuously prepared by the Section are given below-

The educational programme EKLAVYA is broadcasted by All India Radio (AIR) everySaturday and Sunday from 8 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Live Phone- in programme on every Thursday by AIR from 9: 15 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. Live Phone- in programme on every 4th Saturday by AIR from 11:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. Every Sunday there is an interactive phone-in programme from 4.30 PM to 5.00 PM

6. Open Access Journals Search Engine (OAJSE): The OAJSE (www.oajse.com) can beused to browse and search 4,775 Open Access Journals from rest of the world excludingIndia, 532 journals from India, and 32 Indian Open Access Institutional Repositories. Itprovides all essential details about Central Library, KKHSOU including access to electroniclibrary, Online Public Access Catalogues (OPAC), and subscribed journals and databases.It also provides email alert service (current awareness sevice) to the learners and is linkedwith major social networks including Facebook and Twitter.

7. Question Paper Repository: A question paper repository has been developed for allprogrammes offered by the university. The repository includes past examination questions(updated where relevant), and also exam style and standard questions to support and preparestudents for their exams.

Multimedia Production Unit

The Multimedia Production Unit (MPU)performs various activities by amalgamatingdifferent forms of media in teaching-learningprocess. In the age of information technology,learners look for more innovative ways to learnrather than relying on the conventional modesof education. Open and distance learning beinga flexible mode of education should try toremove the gap existing between teachers andthe learners. As such, new modes of educationaltechnology like the audio and audio visualmaterials can suffice this requirement. Thelearners can either listen to audio or view theaudio visual programmes for their betterunderstanding. The MPU of the Universityproduces academic programmes in audio aswell as audio-visual format.

It also produces a weekly educational

audio programme named as ‘Ekalavya’ whichis broadcast by All India Radio, Guwahati andDibrugarh simultaneously on every Saturday from8 pm - 8.30 pm. This is one of the most popularprogrammes where the listeners provide us theirfeedback. The Unit also produces audio learningmaterials for the visually impaired learners of theUniversity.

Ekalavya, an academic programmeproduced by the multimedia unit of KKHSOUwitnessed interviews and experience sharingof some eminent and renowned personalitiesof the state. For the year 2016 -2017, thefollowing are some of the significantdiscussions conducted by the unit for Ekalavya:i) Nabin Sarma and Uma Kanta Sarma:

Spritualism and Religious thoughts relatedto Spring time Festival.



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ii) Eli Ahmed: Relevance of Children Literaturein Present times.

iii) Kamal Hazarika: Cultural Contribution ofAssamese people living Abroad.

iv) A.N.M. Zakir: Participation of RuralCommunity in the Planning Process ofDevelopment.

v) Sumanta Chaliha: Correct Usage ofLanguage and Nationalism.

vi) Pulak Benerjee: Reflection of AssameseFolk Life in Indegenous Songs and Drama.

vii) Ramen Baruah and Pahari Das: Music andLife in the Eyes of Ramen Baruah.

viii) Pranjal Saikia: Theater Performance versusPerformance in Cinema.

ix) Hiren Gohain: Importance and Significanceof Book Review.

x) Bandita Phukan: Children Literature andScience Fiction, etc.

xi) Upen Rabha Hakacham and Tara GogoiKakati: Traditions and Beliefs of BhogaliBihu.

xii) Phanindra Kumar Dev Choudhury:Alertness, Honesty and Awareness to bePractised at Public Places

xiii) Alaka Buragohain: Role of Library inIntellectual Development.

xiv) Anil Saikia: Evolution of Bihu.

Apart from Ekalavya programmes, the Unitproduces different programmes for the learners,as well as, regular listeners. Some of the initiativesof the unit are as follows:a) Audio programmes: The unit also

produces different academic programmesin accordance with the University’scurriculum for the benefit of the learners.Faculties from the University, as well as,different institutions participate in theprogramme to talk about a particularsubject. These programmes are mostly intalk or discussion format. More than 800audio programmes have been produced tilldate and are available at the unit and the

University’s website.b) Video programmes: In accordance with the

audio programmes, a number ofprogrammes are produced in video format.Noted academicians, journalists, faculties,social workers, researchers, writers, filmmakers etc. have come to the studio anddiscussed on various socially relevanttopics. These programmes are recorded,edited, and finally produced by the MPU.There are more than 300 such videoprogrammes some of which are uploadedin YouTube and are also available in theUniversity’s website. All the audio andvideo programmes are also produced inCDs and DVDs and provided to the studycentres. Some of the memorable eventsarchived are–KKHSOU has been striving to preserve theculture, tradition and ethnic values ofdifferent groups of the state. It has alreadytried to document some of them likeOjapali, Deodhani, Nangeli Geet andDhepa Dhol from Darrang; Doul Utsavfrom Barpeta Satra and terracotta artifactsfrom Gauripur in Dhubri district. In yetanother endeavour, the MultimediaProduction Centre of KKHSOU undertooka visit to Sattra Nagari Majuli in anattempt to capture the popular and wellknown festival of Raas which is celebratedin a most unique and colourful way.

Under the supervision of Dr. ArupjyotiChoudhury, a team of two memberscomprising Shri. Hemprokash Mout andShri Bitu Das visited Majuli. They visiteddifferent sattras namely Gormur,Kamalabari, Samuguri, Auniati and otherrelevant places like Kamalabari MilanSangha, etc. The team videographed theRaas festival in different sattras andconducted several interviews withdifferent Sattradhikars of the Sattras.Significantly, the team also conducted an

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interview with the famous mask sculptor ofAssam, Shri. Hemchandra Goswami.

c) Audio CDs for visually impaired learners:There are about 30 visually impairedlearners who are pursuing their higherstudies in KKHSOU. The learners facegreat difficulties in accessing thetraditional modes of learning unlike otherlearners. As such, the University has comeup with the decision to provide the learnerswith audio CDs to overcome theirdifficulties in learning. Now such learnersare continuing their studies and are contentwith this initiative of the University.Faculties of concerned subjects read outthe text with necessary explanations forbetter understanding of the learners. It issignificant that few learners havecompleted their graduation and nowpursuing their post graduationprogrammes by learning from the audioCDs provided by the MPU of theUniversity.

Radio Phone-in Programme

It is an innovative learner support serviceprovided by the University for the betterunderstanding of the issues related to its smoothfunctioning of the University through its StudyCentres.The main objective of the phone-inprogramme has been to answer the queries ofthe distant learners as well as the general publicwith regard to the University’s activities andprogrammes. The three live-phone-in-programmes are -

Live Phone- in programme on everyThursday by AIR from 9: 15 to 10:15a.m.

Live Phone- in programme on every 1st

Sunday by AIR at 12:30 p.m. Live phone-in programme everyday by

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UNIVERSITY ACTIVITIES

Krishna Kanta Handiqui Memorial Lecture

In keeping with its social responsibility towards the graduallydisappearing art of filmmaking, the University was greatlyprivileged to invite one of the brightest minds in the world ofcinema for the K.K Handiqui Memorial Lecture, 2016 on20 July at the ITA, Machkhowa, Guwahati. The Hon’bleVice Chancellor, Dr. Hitesh Deka opined that a film was areflection of a community andits larger society and not merelymass entertainment and therefore, it was necessary to bothencourage and examine the reception of Indian filmmakingso that it does attain a worldwide reception. The theme ofthe lecture was “Art and Experience on Celluloid”. In histhought provoking lecture Shri. Buddhadeb Dasguptahighlighted the role of artistic vision, the subtle nuances offilmmaking, his personal experiences and most of all hispassion for cinema.

Workshop on Anger Management

The University organised aworkshop on“Understanding andManaging Anger” atSudmerson Hall, CottonCollege, Guwahati on 23 and24 July, 2016. Notedfilmmaker and columnist Smt.Vandana Kohli conductedthe workshop. She laidemphasis on the importanceof anger and stressmanagement both at the workplace and in personal life. All the staff and employees of the universityactively participated in the workshop and were greatly benefitted.

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Workshop on Counselling the Counsellors

A Workshop titled “Counselling the Counsellors” wasorganised on 31July 2016 at Sudmersen Hall, Cotton College,Guwahati. The resource person for the Workshop was ProfessorCRK Murthy from IGNOU. The workshop was attended bythe counsellors of the study centres of KKHSOU. The districtsincluded in the firstphase of thec o n d u c t e dworkshop were-

Darrang, Barpeta, Nalbari, Udalguri and Kamrup (Rural andMetro). It began with the welcome address by the Hon’bleVice Chancellor, Dr. Hitesh Deka. The workshop laidemphasis on the training of the counsellors in teaching methodsand classroom practices for the learners and effectivemeasures to be taken for evaluation and assessment of theAssignments. Professor Daisy Borah Talukdar from the Department of Teacher Education, KKHSOUand Professor Nripendra Narayan Sarma from the Department of Management, KKHSOU sharedtheir valuable insights with the participants.

Inauguration of Model Village and Health Camp by KKHSOU

The University under its “Mother Teresa Social WelfareMission”, adopted two remote backward tribal villages ofRani Block, namely, Hanapara and Dakhin Bholagaon withthe aim of developing them as model villages in the courseof time. Emphasising the role of the educational institutionstowards the welfare of the society, the Vice Chancellor,Dr. Hitesh Deka inaugurated the village adoptionprogramme in Hanapara villageon 7 August 2016. Theinaugural programme was followed by a free Health Campsupported by a team of doctors from Gauhati MedicalCollege. The health camp received an overwhelmingresponse by the village folks. The health check up wasfollowed by distribution of medicines to the members ofabout 45 families living in the village. In a humble effort toencourage students to attend schools, the universitydistributed free school bags among the students of pre-primary and primary schools.

It is often seen that the development schemes of the government do not reach such tribal andremote villages which is why the University as a social institution has come forward to undertakeefforts in this regard. The village adoption scheme of the University would include activities such asgenerating awareness about various government schemes and facilitating proper utilisation of the



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developmental schemes provided by the government.

Flood Relief Camp Organised by KKHSOU

An initiative was undertaken by KKHSOU under the “Mother Teresa Social Welfare Mission”in organising a flood relief camp on 9 August 2016 at Lengerabari village of Morigaon district ofAssam. Accordingly, a team comprising both academic and non-academic staff members of KKHSOUvisited the village and distributed flood relief materials and essentials like rice, pulses, oil, salt, infantfood, mosquito nets and medicines among around three hundred families affected by the flood.

Preserving the Works of Music MaestroShri Ramen Barua

The University has undertaken the initiative to preservethe songs of the music maestro of Assamese cinema andtheatre, Shri. Ramen Barua. This was officially announced inan event organised by the University at Press Club on 26August, 2016. The meeting was presided over by the ViceChancellor of the University, Dr. Hitesh Deka. He said thatas part of its effort to preserve the culture of the state, KKHSOU has taken up the social responsibilityof preserving the old Assamese songs along with their musical notations and tunes in digital mode sothat they would be preserved with the passage of time. The archived works of Shri. Ramen Barua isthe maiden effort by the University in this respect. The occasion was marked by the presence ofdistinguished guests including Shri. Jyoti Prakash Das, Ms. Pahari Das, Shri. Ramen Das, Shri. KulaBarua, Ms. Malabika Bora among others.

Inauguration of University’s Journal and Celebration of Teachers’ DayThe first issue of the journal of KKHSOU titled, Journal of Open Learning and Research

Communication was (JOLRC) was inaugurated by the Vice Chancellor Dr. Hitesh Deka on 5September 2016 at the City Office at the Housefed Complexin the presence of the key officials and the faculty membersof the university. The journal is inter-disciplinary in natureand shall be published annually. However, research in thefield of Open and Distance Learning will be given emphasisas is evident from the name of the journal while alsoencouraging researchers to present their new researchfindings. Celebrating Teachers’ Day, the Vice Chancellor Dr.Hitesh Deka and the Dean Academic, Dr. ArupjyotiChoudhury shared their memorable experiences as teachersalong with other senior faculty members of the university who

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shared their views and experiences to mark the celebration of Teacher’s Day.

Bhupen Hazarika’s Birth AnniversaryThe University paid rich tribute to the music

legend of Assam, Dr. Bhupen Hazarika on 8September 2016 on the occasion of his 90 BirthAnniversary. The Bhupen Hazarika School ofMass Communication of the University organiseda small event at the University’s city campus tocommemorate the contributions of the musicmaestro. Dr. Hitesh Deka, Vice Chancellor of theUniversity stressed on the various contributions ofDr. Hazarika in multiple spheres for the welfare of the larger society. He also emphasised on the fact thatthe new generations should embrace and try to follow the teachings and philosophy propounded by thelegend.

Dr. Arupjyoti Choudhury, Dean Academic and Registrar (i/c) also shared his personalexperiences with Dr. Hazarika. All the faculty members and other staff members of KKHSOU citycampus along with the staff members of radio Jnan Taranga were present on the occasion.

Talk on Potential Use of Herbs in the Management of Diabetes Mellitus

Professor Bishnu Prasad Sarma, Department of Kaya Chikitsa, Government Ayurvedic College,Guwahati, delivered a talk on the “Potentiality of Indigenous Herbs in the Management of DiabetesMellitus” at the Conference Hall of KKHSOU at Head Office, Rani on 4 November 2016. ProfessorSarma had also delivered a similar talk on “Potential Use of Herbs in the Management of Disease” on 25November, 2016 at the city office of the University at Housefed Complex.

In his speech, Professor Bishnu Prasad Sarma identified some indigenous herbs which havebeen used in the management of Diabetes Mellitus in recent years after the medicinal value of theherbs were substantiated by strong research findings. The advancement in Ayurvedic studies andrecent research activities in this field has yielded interesting results. As a result, more and morepeople of North East India, have begun to realise the richness and medicinal value of our homegrown fruits, vegetables, herbs and spices. This becomes all the more pertinent, given the fact, thatthe region is a bio-diversity hotspot of the world. In his concluding remarks, Professor Sarma laidstress on healthy living and adopting positive food habits accompanied by some physical activitiesor physical exercises so that we do not fall prey to diseases like diabetes.

Swachh Bharat Pakhwada

Swachh Bharat Pakhwada– a massive mass movement of Government of India to create a cleanIndia, was organised by the University on 6November, 2016 both at the Head Office of the Universityat the Headquarters, Rani and the City Office, Housefed Complex, Dispur. The Dean Academic andRegistrar (i/c) Dr. Arupjyoti Choudhury, the Finance Officer Shri Bishnu Chakraborty initiated thecleanliness drive. All the employees of the University, both academic and non-academic, activelyparticipated in the cleanliness drive at both the campuses and made the event a successful one.



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Jnan Taranga Celebrates Completion of Six Years of Community Broadcasting

Community Radio Station (CRS), Jnan Taranga celebrated its completion of six years of communitybroadcasting on 20 November, 2016. To mark the occasion, an event was organised at the Audio-visualstudio of the city campus of the University. A good number of regular listeners from the community alongwith the university staff members were present on the occasion. The event began with the lighting of lampby the Station Manager and Station Director (i/c) of the community radio station, Dr. Arupjyoti Choudhury.

Md. Sarifuz Zaman, senior radio programme producer of Jnan Taranga was felicitated for his sincerecontribution and dedication towards producing the longest running Live outdoor programme titled ‘AmarKobologia Ekashar’ with the community people. Chinmoy Kalita, a 10 year old school-going child wasalso felicitated for his contribution as a radio anchor and field reporter of the children programme titledSishu Tirtha.

Ms. Reetu Gogoi, radio programme producer of Jnan Taranga was also felicitated as she has recentlybrought accolades to the station by winning the ‘Laadli Media and Advertising Award 2016’. BikashBordoloi and Ms. Jugasmita Sarmah were also felicitated for winning the special recognition award at theCommunity Radio Challenge organised by National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) and CEMCAfor presenting the best skilling story of the community.

Inter-study Centre Music Competition

KKHSOU organised an inter-study centre music competition among the learners of different studycentres of the University on December 4, 2016. This was in keeping with the decision of the University toorganise such an event every year with the aim promoting a peer culture among the learners while givingthem a platform to showcase their talent. Such fruitful occasions of interaction promote feelings of solidarityand cooperation among the learners. At the same time, it also gives the University the opportunity tocelebrate the creations of some great cultural icons of the state.

Accordingly, the theme chosen for the music competition this year constituted the memorable songsof Shri Bishnu Prasad Rabha. A total of 27 learners from different study centres of the University participatedin the competition and exhibited their musical talents. The panel of judges comprised three acclaimedmusicians of the state namely Shri Ramen Baruah, Shri Ramen Choudhury and Shri Kula Baruah.

Krishna Kanta Handiqui NationalAward

Celebrating the Eleventh Foundation Day ofKKHSOU on the 11 December 2016, this year,the Krishna Kanta Handiqui National Award, 2016was presented to eminent philosopher and educator,Dr. Mrinal Miri. Through his long career, Dr. Mirihad served as the Director of Indian Institute ofAdvanced Study, Vice Chancellor of NEHU,Shillong, Chancellor of Rajiv Gandhi University,Arunachal Pradesh and as the Member of Rajya

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Sabha (2012-2016) and is also the recipient of Padma Bhushan for his wide contribution in the field ofeducation and literature.

The occasion was marked by the ceremony of lighting of lamps and the singing of the UniversityAnthem in the gracious presence of a host of dignitaries. The welcome speech was forwarded by DrHitesh Deka, Vice Chancellor KKHSOU and followed by the speech of the Hon’ble Guest-of-Honour,Chief Minister of Assam, Shri. Sarbananda Sonowal. During the award ceremony, the Hon’ble ChiefMinister presented the ‘Krishna Kanta Handiqui National Award, 2016’ to Dr. Mrinal Miri who deliveredhis invigorating speech in the presence of the august gathering.

Second Convocation of the University

The second convocation of KKHSOU was held on 5 February, 2017. The Vice Chancellorreceived the Chief Guest of the occasion, Professor Ravindra Kumar, Vice Chancellor (in-charge) ofIGNOU. Followed by an academic presentation, the Vice Chancellor, Dr. Hitesh Deka declared theconvocation open and delivered his welcome address.

In his address, Dr. Deka expressed ardent desires of the university to produce learners whounderstand its vision and are able to contribute substantially to regional and transnational changes.He added that the University has laid emphasis on less privileged and marginalized sections of thesociety and has aimed to bring these strata of the society within the educational ambit thereby, ensuringthem to exercise and enjoy their rights as citizensof the country. The Registrar presented theawardees of Gold Medals for the years 2014,2015 and 2016 for the programmes BA, BCom,BCA, BMC, BBA, Best PG and Certificates tothe senior most learners (Male and Femalepassed out in the last three years) and jail inmates.In the convocation, the university conferreddegree on 34,928 learners of which 32,236 aregraduates and 2678 are post graduates. Theuniversity conferred the degree of Ph.D. on nine(9) of its research scholars.



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The Chief Guest of the event, Professor Ravindra Kumar then presented the ConvocationAddress. He said that Open learning system is the foremost tool in democratisation of educationand the learners should take pride that they are free to select the education they pursue. Prof.Kumar added that with the revival of educational radio and broadcast channels, Gyan Vani andGyan Darshan; there will be enough scope in terms of content sharing and reaching out to learners.He also mentioned that IGNOU has planned to assist the open learning system in other states ofthe country.

Friendly Football Match

A friendly football matchwas held between the KKHSOUFootball team ‘Vice-Chancellor’sEleven’ and Gauhati UniversityFootball team ‘Vice-Chancellor’sEleven’ on January 3, 2017 atGauhati University SportsComplex. The responses from alllevel were praiseworthy. Most ofthe male employees of both theUniversities took active part in

the match as players, organisers or as audience. The Hon’ble Vice- Chancellor, KKHSOU himself tookpart as a player which inspired KKHSOU players to a great extent and ultimately they won the game by2-1. G.U. players also exhibited their formidable skill. The kind presence of the Hon’ble V.C., G.U. alsograced the occasion. However, it was a matter of great pleasure that the match was inaugurated by GilbertsonChangma – the living legend of Assam football.

International Women’s DayOn March 8, 2017, KKHSOU celebrated the International Women’s Day by organising a day long

programme at the University Headquarters. A talk was organised during the first half of the day and invitedspeaker invited on the occasion was Smt. Polly Vauquiline, Associate Professor, in the Centre for Women’sStudies, Gauhati University. The talk was titled “Gender and Climate Change” and she spoke at length, onthe impact of environment particularly on women and the vulnerability to which they are often exposed.

The talk was attended by all the faculty members along with the administrative staff of the University.Another highlight of the programme was the inauguration of the wall magazine that comprised the articles,poems written by the University staff. In the second half of the day, a documentary show was held in whichthe faculties had the opportunity to watch a few documentaries centred on Women Issues which wereprovided by the Gauhati Cine Club Society.

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Vice Chancellor of KKHSOU Attends theInternational Council for Open and DistanceEducation (ICDE) 2016 Presidents’ Summitheld at Sydney, Australia

The Hon’ble Vice Chancellor of KKHSOU, Dr. HiteshDeka attended the International Council for Open andDistance Education (ICDE) 2016 Presidents’ Summit heldat Sydney, Australia from November 20-23, 2016. Thetheme of the summit was “The New Era of Leadership andQuality: The Business of Online, Open and Flexible Learning2020.” The Summit was hosted by the Charles SturtUniversity. The ICDE Presidents’ Summit focused on newtrends in executive leadership, changing paradigms, andinnovative approaches for distributed leadership andmanagement practice in the realm of open and distanceeducation. The summit deliberated on bringing together qualityand accessible higher education in sync with sound businessand partnership practices.

Participation of KKHSOU Delegation in PCF8Conference held at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

A delegation KKHSOU comprising Dr. ArupjyotiChoudhury, Dean Academic and Registrar I/C; Dr. KantaChakravarty, Assistant Registrar,; Dr. Prasenjit Das,Assistant Professor in English; and Binod Deka, SystemsAnalyst participated in the 8th International Conference ofPan Commonwealth Forum held at Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia, by Commonwealth of Learning, Canada incollaboration with Open University Malaysia, from 27 - 30November, 2016. The theme of this year’s conference was“Open, Online and Flexible Learning: The Key toSustainable Development” and the event was graced bynearly 500 educationists, teachers, experts and facilitatorsfrom all the commonwealth countries.

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Participation of KKHSOU Delegation in Training Workshopsat Wawasan Open University, Penang, Malaysia

Dr. Prasenjit Das, Assistant Professor in the Department of English; Dr. KantaChakravarty, Assistant Registrar, and Shri. Binod Deka, Systems Analyst participatedin two training workshops—“Designing and Managing ODL Programmes”, and“Designing and Delivering Online Courses Including MOOCs” held at WawasanOpen University, Penang, Malaysia from 3 to 4 December and 5 to 7 December,2016 respectively. This training workshop addressed various issues relating toplanning, developing, delivering and managing online courses in the context of highereducation institutions mostly in the developing countries.

As more and more institutions and individuals are interested in offering onlinedistance education programmes, it is of paramount importance for the educationistsand teachers to acquire sufficient knowledge and skills required to offer such courses.In these workshops, sufficient basic inputs were provided to the participants tohave the understanding of the pedagogical principles and issues involved in designingan online course including MOOCs. The workshops also looked into ideas ofdesigning online courses/MOOCs, strategies for providing ‘online facilitations’,understanding the basic issues concerning OER, adopting OER to design onlinecourses, platforms available to offer online courses, product evaluation of onlinecourses, evaluation strategies, role of ODL institutions in developing and deliveringMOOCs including time frame and strategies to monitor the implementation andso on.

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–ACHIEVEMENT OF NON-ACADEMIC STAFF–Name: Dr. Ratul Kumar PatowaryDesignation: Deputy Registrar (Administration)

Nominated as Member of State Level Appraisal Committee, Assam under State LevelEnvironment Impact Assessment Authority, Assam by the Ministry of Environment, Forestand Climate Change, India, 2017.

Name: Dr. Kanta ChakravartyDesignation: Assistant Registrar

Presented a research paper on ‘Good Practices in the Teacher Education Programme forCurriculum Design and Learner Support Services of Krishna Kanta Handiqui State OpenUniversity’ at PCF 8: Pan Commonwealth Forum, held at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 27-30November 2016.

Attended workshop on ‘Designing and Managing ODL Programme’ held at Wawasan OpenUniversity, Penang, Malaysia, 3-4 December 2016.

Attended workshop on ‘Designing and Delivering Online Course including MOOCs’ heldat Wawasan Open University, Penang, Malaysia, 5-7 December 2016.

Name: Binod DekaDesignation: Systems Analyst

Attended PCF 8: Pan Commonwealth Forum held at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 27-30November 2016.

Attended workshop on ‘Designing and Managing ODL Programme’ held at Wawasan OpenUniversity, Penang, Malaysia, 3-4 December 2016.

Attended workshop on ‘Designing and Delivering Online Course including MOOCs’ heldat Wawasan Open University, Penang, Malaysia, 5-7 December 2016.

Name: Hemprokash MoutDesignation: Programme Assistant

Received the Jury’s Special Mention Award for the film titled ‘Judima- A Sacred Drink of DimasaTribes’ in the Guwahati Film Festival under Heritage Short Film Competition Category, scheduledon 4th and 5th March, 2017.



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COLLABORATIONS

Collaboration with UNICEF:

Krishna Kanta Handiqui State Open University, Guwahati in collaboration with UNICEFhas undertaken a project entitled, ‘Experiments in Adolescents Participation’ w.e.f 16March, 2016 for a period of nine and a half months. The project is mainly intended toengage the adolescents of the state of Assam. KKSHOU has taken up the leadership ofengaging adolescent issues through select CBOs in Assam- Kasturba Gandhi NationalMemorial Trust (KGNMT) and Sadou Asom Moina Parijat (SAMP). The threecomponents (reporting, street theatre and radio) will be brought under one umbrellaand the initiative will be conducted by the Mass Communication Department ofKKHSOU in partnership with UNICEF, Assam.

As a part of the project, a workshop was organised by the University in collaborationwith UNICEF Assam on ‘Module Development and Capacity Building for Adolescentsin Radio’ on 29 -30 March, 2016. The University has also been entrusted with the majorresponsibility of producing a radio programme per month for a period of nine and ahalf months w.e.f April, 2016. A total of 18 meetings were held over a period of threemonths (6 meetings per month) with the adolescents, experts of the Community Radiostation of KKHSOU and district facilitators of SAMP & KGNMT. The radio programmeswere collectively known as ‘Puhoror Baat’ each dealing with a significant issueconcerning adolescents. Some of the issues dealt with were child labour, drug abuse,saving girl child, RTE, hand washing, hygiene and sanitation etc.

Collaboration with NCSTC, Department of Science and Technology, Govt. ofIndia

Jnan Taranga has collaborated with National Council for Science and TechnologyCommunication, Department of Science and Technology, Government of India to do abase line study followed by capacity building and content creation for the project RadioMathematics for the year 2017. The baseline study workshop started on 6 March 2017at City Campus, KKHSOU. Ms. Shalini Raghaviah, resource person of DST visitedJnan Taranga and trained the participants which included community people, studentsand few radio staff members. The baseline study of 1100 tribal women within thecoverage area of Jnan Taranga was successfully completed on 9 March followed bycompletion of online data entry by 10 March, 2017. An Advisory Committee meetingwas held on 14 March 2017 which comprised of DST nominee and well knownDoordarshan personality, Mr. Abhijit Das Gupta, Mr. Sanket Mahajan from Media forCommunity Foundation, Dr. Aarti Bhattacharya, Former Academic Officer SEBA, Mr.Atanu Bhattacharya, Executive Editor, Satsori, two community members namely Dr.Dipali Oja, Former Principal of Beltola College and Mrs. Bharati Deka, Member ofRadio Advisory Committee along with Harekrishna Deka, Academic Consultant,Mathematics, KKHSOU, Dr.Dibyajyoti Mahanta, Dean Study Centre and ProjectInvestigator and Ms. Gitali Kakati, Project Coordinator of the project. The meeting

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provided suggestions for the content generation and production of radio programmes onMathematics.

The meeting was followed by a content generation workshop on production ofRadio Mathematics programmes from 14 March to 19 March 2017. Ms. Srabani Rayfrom Jadavpur University visited the radio station and trained the participants for thesesix days. By the end of the workshop, ten radio programmes were developed from theparticipants that will be broadcast after formal launch of the project.

A new project on Disaster Management has been provided to Radio Jnan Tarangaby Assam State Disaster Management Authority in collaboration with ARMT. Underthis project ten radio programmes will be produced on different disasters after properresearch and focus group discussions held with the community people. Presently theproject is on pre-production stage.

Another ongoing project of Jnan Taranga CRS is from Commonwealth EducationalMedia Centre for Asia (CEMCA) on skill development of the youths. The baselinesurvey of 700 youths has been completed so far.

NEW MEMBERS OF THE UNIVERSITY

AdministrationDr. Bhabaranjan Sarma, Controller of ExaminationsDr. Gautam Kr. Sarma, Assistant Librarian

AcademicDr. Umesh Deka, Professor, Department of AssameseDr. Daisy Bora Talukdar, Professor, Department of Teacher EducationDr. N. N. Sarma, Professor, Department of Business AdministrationDr. Chandrama Goswami, Associate Professor, Department of EconomicsDr. Sanjib Kr. Kalita, Associate Professor, Department of Computer ScienceDr. Pranab Saikia, Associate Professor, Department of Teacher EducationDr. Tejasha Kalita, Assistant Professor, Department of PhilosophyDr. Utpal Deka, Assistant Professor, Department of EconomicsChayanika Roy, Assistant Professor Department of EnglishDr. Preeti Salila Rajkhowa, Assistant Professor, Department of History



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SCHOOLS AND DEPARTMENTS

Padmanath Gohainbaruah School of Humanities

The School of Humanities has been named after the great litterateur and the first President of Assam XahityaSabha, Padmanath Gohainbaruah. There are mainly three departments under this school are Assamese, Englishand Sanskrit. However, under the Department of Assamese, Hindi, Bengali, and Bodo have been included asModern Indian Languages. The departments currently offer Under Graduate, Post Graduate and Diplomaprogrammes.

Department of Assamese

Sl. No. Name Designation Email

1 Dr. Umesh Deka Professor [email protected]

2 Dr. Neeva Rani Phukan Assistant Professor [email protected]

3 Dr. Mrinal Jyoti Goswami Assistant Professor [email protected]

Publications:

1. Goswami, Mrinal Jyoti, (2016). Satriya Paribeswa Kala (Satriya Performing Arts) in Ninadand Nilakanthi, a souvenir of Mamoni Raisom Goswami Memorial Lecture-2016, MamoniRaisom Goswami Memorial Trust, Delhi on 14 November.

2. Phukan, Neeva Rani, (2016). “Rabha Social Rites and Customs”, by Publication Board, Assam.

Participation in Conference/Seminar/Workshop Programme:

1. Goswami, Mrinal Jyoti, (2016). Participated in National Capacity Building Workshop onInstitutional OER Policy, organized by COL and CEMCA in collaboration with NetajiSubhash Open University, Kolkata from 1 - 3 June, 2016.

Department of English


1 Dr. Prasenjit Das Assistant Professor [email protected]

2 Pallavi Gogoi Assistant Professor [email protected]

3 Chayanika Roy Assistant Professor [email protected]

Publications:

1. Das, Prasenjit. (2016).”The Notion of ‘Openness’ in Indian ODL System”In Open and

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Distance Learning System: Recent Developments published by Netaji Subhash Open University,Kolkata.

2. Das, Prasenjit. (2016).”OER and MOOCs: New Additions in 21st Century Education”, InReflections published by Maliyata Press, Mirza on behalf of 110th OP at UGC, HRDC,Gauhati University.

3. Das, Prasenjit. (2016).”Sri Lankan English Fiction: The Experience of Reading JamesGoonewardene and Punyakante Wajinaieke”, In Negotiations - The Journal of theDepartment of English, Cotton College, Guwahati. Vol 3.

4. Das, Prasenjit. (2016).”Voices from Prison: The Experience of Two Women Writers fromNagaland”, In Literary Miscellany.

5. Gogoi, Pallavi. (2017) “Representations of Crime and Deviance in the Autobiographies ofMaya Angelou: A Critical Perspective” in Journal TRANSCRIPT: Journal of Literatureand Cultural Studies (Fourth Volume), Department of English, Bodoland University,Kokrajhar.


1. Das, Prasenjit. (2016). Pan Commonwealth Forum 8 (PCF8) held at the Convention Centre,Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 27 -30 November, 2016.

2. Das, Prasenjit. (2016).Workshop on “Designing and Managing ODL Programmes” held atWawasan Open University, Penang, Malaysia, 3 -4 December, 2016.

3. Das, Prasenjit. (2016).Workshop on “Designing and Delivering Online Courses IncludingMOOCs” held at Wawasan Open University, Penang, Malaysia, 5-7 December, 2016.

4. Gogoi, Pallavi. (2016) Invited as a resource person to conduct a one-day workshop forM.Ed students on the “Preparation of Teaching Learning Materials (TLMs) through thecreative use of art and craft” at the Prof. Qomrul Hoque School of Education, University ofScience and Technology, Meghalaya on the 4 November, 2016.

5. Gogoi, Pallavi. (2016). Selected to attend the GIAN International Course on the specialisedarea of Environmental Humanities at Jadavpur University, Kolkata with a focus on the aspects of‘Ecology, Culture, and Intervention’ led by Prof. Stephen Muecke, University of New SouthWales, Australia and coordinated by Dr. Nilanjana Deb, Jadavpur University, Kolkata from 15-28 November 2016.

6. Roy, Chayanika, (2017). “Identity Crisis and Ethnic Conflict in Arupa Patangia Kalita’sThe Story of Felanee” at ICSSR Sponsored International Conference on “Language, Ethnicity& Identity: 21st Century Perspectives”, organised by ELTAI, Assam Chapter in collaborationwith Oil India Limited & Department of English, Tinsukia College at Tinsukia College on11-12 February, 2017.



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Department of Sanskrit


1 Dr. Indrani Deka Assistant Professor [email protected]

Publications:

1. Deka, Indrani. (2016).”Music in the Ramayana Age” in the book named as “VISION”under the UGC-Human Resource Development Centre, Gauhati University in June 2016.

2. Deka, Indrani, (2017).”Marriage rituals in Sriharsa’s Naisadhacaritam and in theDasakarmakaumudi of Assam: A comparative reading” in the book named as“DRISHTIKION” under the UGC-Human Resource Development Centre, Gauhati Universityin March 2017.

Surya Kumar Bhuyan School of Social Sciences

The School of Social Science has been named after the great historian of Assam Dr. Surya KumarBhuyan. There are eight departments under this school which are– Economics, Education, History,Philosophy, Political Science, Sociology, Social Work and Teachers Education. Besides, offeringUnder Graduate and Post Graduate programmes, these departments also provide Diploma andCertificate programmes.

Department of Economics


1 Dr. Chandrama Goswami Associate Professor [email protected]

2 Dr. Bhaskar Sarmah Assistant Professor [email protected]

3 Dr. Utpal Deka Assistant Professor [email protected]

Publications:

1. Goswami, Chandrama.(2016).“Revaluation of ‘Work’ from a Gender Perspective”, in theInternational Journal in Management and Social Science. Volume-04, Issue-10, October, 2016.

2. Sarmah, Bhaskar.(2016).“Academic Partnership” in Sage Encyclopaedia of OnlineEducation, Edited by Steven L. Danver, published by Sage Publications Inc., USA.

3. Sarmah, Bhaskar.(2016).“Educational Technologies of the 21st Century: Imperatives tothe practice of Teaching in Higher Education” in Christ Journal of Education published byChrist College, Bhopal.

4. Deka, Utpal.(2016).“Rain water Harvesting approach in urban setting with special referenceto Guwahati” in National Seminar on impact of climate change on agriculture and allied

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fields of NE region published by AIMT, Guwahati.

5. Deka, Utpal. (2016).“Women Entrepreneurship attitude: The need of the hour in the Businessawakening of North-East India” in National Seminar on Gender sensitisation and womenempowerment: Issues and challenges published by Guwahati College, Guwahati.


1. Goswami, Chandrama. (2016).As a Resource Person in the UGC sponsored nationalseminar on the topic “Economic Development of North East India: Challenges andOpportunities”, organised by the Department of Economics, Paschim GuwahatiMahavidyalaya, Dharapur, Guwahati, Assam.

2. Goswami, Chandrama. (2016).As a Resource Person in the Refresher Course in “Women’sStudies and Contemporary Issues-ID”, organised by UGC-Human Resources DevelopmentCentre, Gauhati University.

3. Sarmah, Bhaskar.(2016).”Trend of Public Expenditure in Health: Insufficiency vs.Inefficiency” in the XL Indian Social Science Congress” organised by Mysore University, Mysore(December, 19-23, 2016)

4. Deka, Utpal. (2017).”A study on economic thought reflected in the Bediuzzaman Said Nursi’sRISALE-I NUR” in 6th International Risale-i Nur Conference in India on the theme of Therole of positive action in building a better world: The perspective of the RISALE-I NUR,Gauhati University, Assam, February, 2017.

Department of Education


1 Dr. Ritimoni Bordoloi Assistant Professor [email protected]

2 Indrani Kalita Assistant Professor [email protected]

Publications:

1. Bordoloi, Ritimoni. (2016).”Open and Distance Learning in India” in a book titledInsight,Purbayon Publications, 2016, November as Co-Editor of the Book.

2. Bordoloi, Ritimoni. (2016).”Sustainable Development through ODL: The Experience ofKKHSOU”, in PCF8 Proceedings published by the Commonwealth of Learning, Canada inassociation with Open University Malaysia. [http://oasis.col.org/handle/11599/2633?show=full]



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Department of History


1 Dr. Sukmaya Lama Assistant Professor [email protected]

2 Dr. Priti Salila Rajkhowa Assistant Professor [email protected]

Publications:

1. Lama, Sukmaya. (2016).“Makiki Kimura’s- The Nellie Massacre of 1983-Agency ofRioters” Book Review in a Journal of Open Learning and Research Communication,published by KKHSOU, (Vol.II,).


1. Lama, Sukmaya. (2017). Participated in the ICDE International Conference held atSymbiosis Centre for Distance Learning, Pune, March 10-11, 2017

Department of Philosophy


1 Dr. Bhaskar Bhattacharyya Assistant Professor [email protected]

2 Dr. Tejasha Kalita Assistant Professor [email protected]

Publications:

1. Bhattacharyya, Bhaskar. (2016).“Philosophy and Science” in the book titled Insight,Purbayon Publications, November, 2016.

2. Bhattacharyya, Bhaskar. (2016). “Philosophy in Applied Sense with Special Reference toWittgenstein’s Later Philosophy of Language” in Delve, A research Journal of NowgongCollege (Vol.5), pg. Nos. 45-52.

3. Kalita, Tejasha. (2016).“Sex selective Abortion: A Socio-Ethical Analysis”, in Delve-AResearch Journal of Nowgong College.


1. Bhattacharyya, Bhaskar. (2016). As a resource person in the National Seminar “Philosophyand Ideology of M.K.Gandhi” in the Department of History, Dhemaji Girls’ College, 28June, 2016.

2. Bhattacharyya, Bhaskar. (2016). National Capacity Building Workshop on InstitutionalOER Policy, Vancouver, Canada, Commonwealth Educational Media Centre for Asia(CEMCA), New Delhi in Collaboration with Netaji Subhash Open University (NSOU),Kolkata on 1 - 3 June.

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Department of Political Science


1 Dr. Abhijit Bhuyan Assistant Professor [email protected]

2 Jahnabi Devi Assistant Professor [email protected]

Publications:

1. Bhuyan, Abhijit. (2016).“Human Rights and Children” in the Book titled “Insight”,Purbayon publications, pp. 49-52.

2. Devi, Jahnabi. (2016).“Insurgency and the Issue of Human Rights in Assam: SpecialReference to the Rights of Women” in the Journal Anuranan: Resonance.


1. Bhuyan, Abhijit. (2016).“Interpreting Gandhian Satyagraha as a means for HolisticPeace”in the XL Social Science Congress, held at University of Mysore and organised byIndian Academy of Social Sciences and University of Mysore on December 19-23, 2016.

2. Devi, Jahnabi. (2017). “Genealogy of the Bodo Movement and the Present Scenario inBodoland Territorial Area Districts (BTAD)” in the ICSSR sponsored InternationalConference on “Language, Ethnicity & Identity: 21st Century Perspectives” organised [email protected], Assam Chapter on11-12February, 2017.

Department of Sociology


1 Dola Borkataki Assistant Professor [email protected]

2 Gargi Gayan Assistant Professor [email protected]

Publications:

1. Borkataki, Dola, (2016).”The Colonial Space Centric Policies and the Ethnic Scenario inNortheast: A Sociological Understanding”in Social Science Journal.

2. Borkataki, Dola, (2017).”Jonbeel Mela As A Site of Articulating Tiwa Identity: AnEthnographic Study”- a Working Paper published by Krishna Kanta Handiqui State OpenUniversity.

3. Gayan, Gargi, (2016). “Bhakti Movement and the Social Structure of Assamese Society” inSocious Prudence, A Sociological Magazine, Vol.1, No: 2.



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1. Borkataki, Dola, (2016).”Commercialisation of Land Resources, Land Alienation and Issuesof Identity: A Sociological Analysis” in the Third Forum of Sociology organised by theInternational Sociological Association, held in University of Vienna from 10 - 14 July, 2016.

Department of Social Work


1 Dr. Mridusmita Duarah Assistant Professor [email protected]

Publications:

1. Duarah, Mridusmita. (2017).”Non-Inclusive Trade Unionism in the Tea Estates of Assam”,a Working Paper published by Krishna Kanta Handiqui State Open University.

Department of Teacher Education


1 Dr. Daisy Bora Talukdar Professor –

2 Dr. Pranab Saikia Associate Professor [email protected]

3 Devajani Duarah Assistant Professor [email protected]

4 Nazibar Rahman Senior Academic Consultant –

5 Dopati Choudhury Academic Consultant [email protected]

Publications:

1. Duarah, Devajani, (2016).”Preparing Professional Teachers: Some Emerging issues inNorth East India” in “Contemporary Issues of Indian Education” :Shanti Prakashan,Guwahati.

2. Duarah, Devajani, (2016).”In Service Teacher Education through Distance Mode:Opportunities and Challenges” in Education in North East India: EBH Publisher, Guwahati.

3. Saikia, Pranab. (2016). Editor, The Educational Horizon - peer reviewed journal ofeducation and social sciences, August, 2016.


1. Talukdar, Daisy Bora, (2016). As a Resource person in the Training Course on GenderIssues sponsored by DOPT Govt of India on the topic “Concept of Gender Audit and itsRelevance” held at Assam Administrative Staff College, Guwahati on 21 June, 2016.

2. Talukdar, Daisy Bora, (2017). Acted as Chief Speaker in the ICSSR Sponsored National

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Seminar on the topic “Education, Encouragement and Enlightenment: Perspective of 3 E’s.”organised by the Department of Education, Kazi Nazrul University, Asansol, West Bengal on1 March 2017.

Maniram Dewan School of Management

This School has been named after the great entrepreneur and pioneer of freedom struggleManiram Dewan. Commerce and Management are the two departments under this school. Thesetwo departments currently offer a number of Under Graduate, Post Graduate and Diplomaprogrammes in professional areas.

Department of Commerce


1 Dr. Devajeet Goswami Assistant Professor [email protected]

2 Dipankar Malakar Assistant Professor [email protected]

Department of Management


1 Dr. Nripendra Narayan Sarma Professor [email protected]

2 Dr. Smritishikha ChoudhuryBarman Assistant Professor [email protected]

3 Dr. Chayanika Senapati Assistant Professor [email protected]

Publications:

1. Sarma, Nripendra Narayan, (2017). “A Management Case on Prantik- The AssameseFortnightly” - a Working Paper published by Krishna Kanta Handiqui State Open University.

2. Sarma, Nripendra Narayan. (2016).”Ethical Considerations in Management Research inIndia”, in an edited volume on Management Research, published by MTC Consortium, Bangalore.

3. Barman, Smritishikha Choudhury. (2016).”Role of Study Centres in Open and DistanceLearning System: A Case Study on KKHSOU”, (co-authored with Dr. Chayanika Senapati),Journal of Open Learning and Research Communication: KKHSOU, Vol. II

4. Barman, Smritishikha Choudhury. (2017).”Skill Development in Tourism and HospitalityIndustry – Exploring Options through ODL (Open and Distance Learning) Mode”,(co-authored with Prof. N. N. Sarma) National Conference of ICFAI University Nagaland on 28February - 1 March 2017.

5. Sarma, Nripendra Narayan, (2016).”Effectiveness of F2F and ODL Mode in Hospitality



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and Tourism Education: A Study on Learners’ Perception” Journal of Open Learning andResearch Communication: KKHSOU, Vol. II.

6. Senapati, Chayanika. (2016).”Role of Study centres in Open and Distance Learning System:A case study on KKHSOU”,(co-authored with Dr. Smritishikha Choudhury Barman), Journal ofOpen Learning and Research Communication: KKHSOU, Vol. II.


1. Sarma, Nripendra Narayan, (2016). Chaired a technical Session in the National Conference ofNorth East India Commerce and Management Association on “Trade and Industries in NorthEast India: Challenges and Strategies” held at Gauhati Commerce College, Guwahati on 23-24 September, 2016.

2. Sarma, Nripendra Narayan, (2016). Delivered the Key Note Speech of the UGC sponsoredNational Seminar on “Democratic decentralization – its effectiveness and challenges withspecial reference to North East”,organised by BP Chaliha College, Nagarbera on 29 November,2016.

3. Sarma, Nripendra Narayan, (2016). Delivered a lecture on “Marketing Communication” as aResource person for refresher course in Business Studies, UGC centre, Gauhati University.

Bhupen Hazarika School of Mass Communication

This School has been named after the world renowned music maestro Dr. Bhupen Hazarika as apart of sincere efforts to commemorate his contribution in the field of Journalism and Mass Communication.This school offers UG, PG and a number of Diploma programmes. The Multimedia Production Unit underthis school has successfully produced various audio-visual materials for broadcasting and also as learningmaterials for the benefit of the learners of KKHSOU. It has only one department, that is, department ofMass Communication.

Department of Mass Communication


1 Dr. Trisha Dowerah Baruah Assistant Professor [email protected]

Publications:

1. Baruah, Trisha Dowerah, (2016).”Role of Media in Higher Education” in the book titled,Insight, Purbayon Publications, published by UGC-HRDC, Gauhati University.

2. Baruah, Trisha Dowerah, (2016).”Implications of Blended Learning in Distance Educationwith Special Reference to Virtual Learning Environment: A case study of Krishna KantaHandiqui State Open University” in the Symbiosis International Research Journal on Openand Distance Learning.

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3. Baruah, Trisha Dowerah, (2017). Invited as a panelist in one of the technical sessions of NorthEast Communication Forum, jointly organised by the Department of Communication & Journalism,Gauhati University and UNICEF, Assam from 24-25 January, 2017

4. Baruah, Trisha Dowerah, (2017). Participated in the International Conference 2017, organisedby the Symbiosis Centre for Distance Learning at the International Council for Open and DistanceEducation (ICDE), 10-11 March, 2017.

Guru Prasad Das School of Vocational Studies

The School of Vocational Studies has been named after the great personality Shri Guru PrasadDas who has been hailed as a great entrepreneur and inventor. The departments under this schoolare – Agricultural Science, Electronics and Instrumentation. These departments offer Diploma andCertificate programmes on vocational areas.

Department of Agricultural Science


1 Dr. Sarmistha Rani Baruah Assistant Professor [email protected]

Department of Electronics


1 Antara Mahanta Barua Assistant Professor [email protected]

Publications:

1. Barua, Antara Mahanta. (2016).”Scope of Green Energy in India and Available Resourcesin the North Eastern Region” : Published in the Proceedings of the National Conference on“Green Energy- Prospects and Challenges”, organised by Assam Science and TechnologyUniversity, Guwahati.

2. Barua, Antara Mahanta. (2016).”Next Generation IP Based Metering for Monitoringand Control of Power Consumption”: Published in the International Conference on“Innovative Research in Applied Physics, Material Sciences, Instrumentation, Electronics,Communication, Electrical, Power Control, Computer Science and Information Technology”(TECHNOVA-2016), Gauhati University.


1. Barua, Antara Mahanta. (2017).Two days workshop on “Smart Grid and Internet of



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Things”, organised by Power System Division, Central Power Research Institute, (Govt. of IndiaSociety, Ministry of Power) at Bengaluru, Karnataka on 2- 3February, 2017.

Department of Instrumentation


1 Dr. Nabankur Pathak Assistant Professor [email protected]

Publications:

1. Pathak, Nabankur. (2016).”Open Educational Resources (OER)-A new era of EducationBeyond Barrier” in ‘Contemporary Issues of Indian Education’ Edited by Dr. Phunu Das:Shanti Prakashan, Guwahati.

Hiranya Chandra Bhuyan School of Science and Technology

This School has been named after the great scientist Professor Hiranya Kumar Bhuyan. Thereare three departments under this School—Computer Science, Mathematics and Library &Information Science. These three departments offer a number of Under Graduate, Post Graduateand Diploma Programmes.

Department of Computer Science


1 Dr. Sanjib Kr. Kalita Associate Professor [email protected]

2 Dr. Tapashi Kashyap Das Assistant Professor [email protected]

3 Sruti Sruba Bharali Assistant Professor [email protected]

Publications:

1. Bharali, Sruti Sruba. (2017). "Speaker Identification Using Vector Quantization and I-vector with Reference to Assamese Language” : Proceedings of the International Conferenceon “Wireless Communications Signal Processing and Networking” held at SSN College ofEngineering, Chennai.


1. Bharali, Sruti Sruba. (2017). As a Resource person on the topic “Hidden Markov Model” in theDepartment of Computer Science, Gauhati University.

Department of Mathematics


1 Harekrishna Deka Academic Consultant [email protected]

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–BANIKANTA KAKATI RESEARCH INSTITUTE–

Research and Development is an important dimension of a University’s academic pursuits. An academicorganisation remains incomplete in the absence of proper research activities. Keeping this in mind, theUniversity has set up a research wing dedicated itself to social science research with special emphasis onarea studies. The Institute has been named after great scholar Dr. Banikanta Kakati as Banikanta KakatiResearch Institute (BKRI).

The Institute has started functioning with the joining of Dr. Abu Nasar Saied Ahmed, formerly a Professorof Political Science at Dibrugarh University, Visiting Professor at the IIT Guwahati, Dean, School of SocialSciences at the University of Science and Technology Meghalaya, and currently Director Research at theCentre for Development and Peace Studies, Guwahati, as its Honorary Director.

The Governing Council of the Institute has been constituted with the following persons:

1. Dr. Hitesh Deka, the Vice Chancellor of the KKHSOU as the Chairman2. Dr. A.C. Bhagabati, former Vice Chancellor of Rajiv Gandhi University, Member3. Prof. T.R. Taid, Member of the Board of Management, KKHSOU, Member4. A nominee of the Government of Assam, Members5. Registrar, KKHSOU, as ex-officio Member6. Dr. Abu Nasar Saied Ahmed, as ex-officio Member-Secretary

The activities and programmes under the BKRI:

1. A research study has been started on the Assam Assembly elections 2016.2. The publication of a research Journal named Journal of Area Studies (JAS) has been initiated.3. An annual lecture programme has been conceptualized to commemorate the birth and death

anniversary of Dr. Banikanta Kakati.4. A study on the problems of Government schools has been initiated.5. The BKRI has taken initiative to undertake two more studies in the next year:

(a) Democratisation in Bhutan(b) Wahhabi-Salafi outreach in Assam

6. Networking with some of the regional and international institutions of research has been initiated.They are:(a) National Institute of Rural Development, North East Regional Centre, Guwahati(b) Indian Institute of Entrepreneurship, Guwahati(c) Asiatic Society of Bangladesh



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Research Programmes

Awarded Ph.D. degree:

Name of Scholar Title of Research Study Name of Supervisor Subject

Mr. Dibakar Maut

Ms. Juri Hazarika

Ms. MridusmitaKashyap

Mr. Soumitra Sen

Ms. Bidisha Lahkar Das

Mr. Chandan Thakuria

Mr. Dadul Dewri

The Conflict of Religions: APostcolonial Study of Primitivismand Christianity in Chinua Achebe'sThings Fall Apart

Use of New Media Technologies inDistance Education: A FactorAnalysis of Usage and Impact

An Exploration of the Aged Personsin Old Age Homes Of Assam

Effectiveness of the Hospitality andTourism Education- A ComparativeStudy on the Courses offeredthrough In Class (Face to Face -F2F)Mode and Open and DistanceLearning (ODL) Mode

A Critical Evaluation of theEmployee Retention Initiatives ofthe Service Sector Organisations inGuwahati City.

Panchayati Raj System and RuralDevelopment in Assam: A Study ofElected Women Members ofKamrup (R) District.

Demand for Autonomy by the Tiwasand the Rabhas in Assam andConstitution of AutonomousCouncil.

Prof. Pona Mahanta, Dibrugarh University

K.V. Nagraj, MizoramUniversity,

Co guide: Dr. AnkuranDutta,

Gauhati University

Prof. Birinchi KumarMedhi,

Gauhati University

Prof. N.N. Sharma,KKHSOU

Dr. Mukulesh Barua, Royal Group of

Institutions

Dr. Dhruba PratimSarma

Deptt. of PoliticalScience,

Gauhati University

Dr. Hitesh DekaCo Guide: Dr. Abhijit

BhuyanKKHSOU

English

MassCommunication

Sociology

Management

Commerce

Political Science

Political Science

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2

3

4

5

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Minor Research Projects under KKHSOU:

Name

Risha Borooah,Guwahati

Sumu Gogoi,Faculty, Sangeet

Mahavidyalaya, Jagiroad

Amreen Razzaq,Assistant Professor,B. Barooah College,

Guwahati

Project Title

Evaluation of the Diploma in Elementary EducationProgramme offered by KKHSOU: Lessons from itsImplementations.

Documentation and Preservation of Culture in theODL System with Special Reference to the TiwaTribe of Jagiroad Area.

The Prospects of the People with Disabilities(PWDs) in ODL with Special Reference to Assam.



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COMMUNITY RADIO STATION

With the motto of providing voice to thevoiceless, KKHSOU launched the CommunityRadio Station christened as Jnan Taranga. JnanTaranga (90.4 FM), the Community RadioStation, broadcasts for 24 hours regularly. Thebroadcast schedule consists of 9 hours livewhich starts from 9am till 2pm. The livetransmission consists of programmes on health,environment, and life of great persons alongwith birthday wishes, recipes and beauty tips.Educational broadcast is for one hour i.e from 1pmto 2 pm. Next live transmission starts from 2 pmto 6 pm. Programmes include voices of thecommunity, their issues, culture, education,entertainment and one of the most popularprogramme ‘Monor Khabor’- a regular livePhone-in programme on different social issues ofthe community. The listeners make calls to thestation and provide their views and opinions onthe issues.

Jnan Taranga has been trying to reach outto different sections of the society so that everyonegets an opportunity to provide his/her opinion. Assuch, the community radio service has beenbroadcasting programmes for woman, children,senior citizens, tribal and ethnic groups, youth andmarginalised people. There are differentprogrammes on health, environment, culture,education and entertainment. Differentprogramming formats like radio drama, talk,discussion, story-telling, vox pop, noveltranscription, radio magazine, radio quiz andphone-in have been used to deliver positivemessages to the community.

Jnan Taranga Wins CEMCA Award

Jnan Taranga has been conferred SpecialRecognition Award by CEMCA-NSDC for acompetition (audio challenge) titled MeriPrerna-Mera Hunar organised by National Skill

Development Corporation and CommonwealthEducational Media Centre for Asia.

Jnan Taranga celebrated completion of itssixth year of broadcast on 20 th November,2016. Radio staff, community people, regularlisteners and well wishers all visited the radiopremises on the event and celebrated it bysinging songs, expressing their experiences andaspirations being a part of the radio station.Mr.Sarifuz Zaman was felicitated for producingthe popular and longest running Live programmetitled ‘Amar Kobologia Ekashar’, a weeklyprogramme on environment conservation.Chinmoy Kalita, child reporter/producer of JnanTaranga was also felicitated for producing thechildren programme ”Sishu Tirtha” He is theanchor, as well as, child reporter of theprogramme who takes interviews and conductdiscussions among children of different schools.Ms. Reetu Gogoi, producer of the programmesAngana and Sasthya Charcha was alsofelicitated for bringing accolades to the stationby winning Laadli Media and AdvertisingAward. Mr. Bikash Bordoloi and Ms. JugasmitaSarma were also felicitated for producing theprogramme that won the Special Recognitionaward by CEMCA-NSDC.

In Preserving Retkinong Aalun (FolkSong of Karbi)

Since its inception, Community RadioStation (CRS) Jnan Taranga has constantly beeninvolved in working towards the overallcommunity development. In an effort toshowcase different ethnic groups of the state, aradio team led by senior programme producer,Shri. Manoj Kumar Deka had visited a villageknown as ‘Rewa Maheswar’ situated nearSonapur. A teacher by profession and also anauthor of Rewa Maheswar, Shri. Rajendra

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Tumung has extensively studied and analysed theJhum cultivation songs sung by the Karbis. TheKarbi people refer to the folk songs they oncesang prior to the cultivation of Jhum as‘Retkinong Aalun’ which today are almost onthe verge of extinction. Moreover, with thediscontinuation of Jhum cultivation, these songsare nowhere to be heard.

The new generations have either notheard these songs or are not much keentowards performing or preserving these folk

songs. The radio team has been successful inrecording many of these songs which has beensung by a local artist named Lohit Ranghang.Shri. Tumung has also provided explanationsof the songs sung by him. In its own way, CRSJnan Taranga has attempted to preserve thesefolk songs that contain the treasures ofcommon beliefs, local culture and age oldtraditions of the Karbi people which shallenable the newer generations to learn andpursue further research in this area.

SPECIAL ACTIVITIES

Free Education to Jail InmatesKKHSOU owes some social responsibility of providing education to certain deprived

sections of the society. In conformity with its motto “Education Beyond Barriers”, theUniversity established its Study Centre inside the Central Jail Guwahati, Jorhat and Abhayapuriand District Jail Mangaldoi.

Free Education to differently able persons

The University provides education to differently abled persons absolutely free of cost.The visually impaired learners are provided SLMs both in Braille and audio forms.



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STUDY CENTREOne of the pillars of the distance education is the study centres and at present there are 351 study

centres across the State. In this year 26 institutions are approved as Study Centres covering 14 districts,namely, Barpeta, Cachar, Dibrugarh, Goalpara, Golaghat, Jorhat, Kamrup (R), Kamrup (M), KarbiAnglong, Kokrajhar, Lakhimpur, Nagaon, Sonitpur, Tinsukia and Udalguri.

The names of the Study Centre with their code numbers are–

Sl. No District Name of the Institutions& Code Nos.Barpeta

1 0102 Nirmal Haloi College, Patacharkuchi2 0103 Madhya Kamrup College, Chenga3 0105 F. A. Ahmed Memorial College, Jania4 0107 Jnyanam Educational Institute, Pathsala5 0108 Neaws Academy, Barpeta Road6 0109 Bapujee College, Sarthebari7 0111 Sankardev ODL Study Centre,8 0112 Mandia Anchalik College9 0115 Ataur Rahman College of Education, Udmari10 0116 Howly Jr. College11 0117 Navasakti College, Majgaon12 0118 Madhab Choudhury College, Barpeta13 0119 Bhawanipur Ancholik College14 0120 Nabajyoti College, Kalgachia15 0121 Bajali Teacher’s Training College16 0122 Barpeta B.T. College17 0123 DIET, Barpeta18 0124 Kayakuchi College19 0125 Buds Academy, Sorbhog20 0126 Barnagar B.Ed. College21 0127 Barpeta Girl’s College22 0128 Bajali College23 0129 Madhya Bajali Junior College24 0130 G. L. Choudhury College25 0131 Luitparia College26 0132 B.H.B. College, Sarupeta27 0133 District Jail Barpeta

28 0134 B. H. College, Howly

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BAKSA29 0201 Goreswar College Goreswar

30 0202 B. B. Kishan College, Jalahghat

31 0203 Tamulpur Commerce College (Jr.)

32 0204 Salbari College

33 0205 Mushalpur College

34 0206 Barama College

BISWANATH35 2503 Biswanath College

36 2505 Chaiduar College,Gohpur

37 2513 Chatia College

38 2515 Behali Degree College

39 2516 Kalabari College

40 2521 District Jail, Biswanath Chariali

BONGAIGAON41 0301 Birjhora Mahavidyalaya, Bongaigaon

42 0302 Birjhora Kanya Mahavidyalaya, Bongaigaon

43 0303 Abhayapuri College

44 0305 Central Jail, Abhayapuri

45 0306 Bongaigaon B.Ed. College

CACHAR46 0401 Cachar College, Silchar

47 0402 National College of Information Technology, Silchar

48 0403 BDPS Computer Education Society, Silchar

49 0404 Miraj Foundation, Silchar

50 0405 Janata College, Kabuganj

51 0407 Silchar College of Education

52 0408 Dr. S.P.M. College of Education, Silchar

53 0409 DIET, Cachar

54 0410 Teacher Training College, Silchar

55 0411 Katigorah Jr. College

56 0412 Bhaswati Deb Memorial Centre For Higher Education (BDMCHE)

57 0413 Nehru College, Pailapool

58 0414 Central Jail, Silchar

CHIRRANG59 0501 Bijni College

60 0502 Bengtol College



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DARRANG61 0601 Brilliant Academy, Mangaldai

62 0602 Purbanchal Jyanpith, Dhula

63 0603 National College of Education,Kharupetia

64 0604 Kharupetia College

65 0605 Mangaldai College

66 0606 Deomornoi College

67 0607 Sipajhar College

68 0608 Burhinagar Degree College

69 0609 Deomornoi B.Ed. College

70 0610 Mangaldai Govt. T. T. College (CTE)

71 0611 DIET, Darrang

72 0612 District Jail, Mangaldoi

DHEMAJI73 0701 Dhemaji College

74 0702 Machkhowa Degree College

75 0703 Dhemaji Town College

76 0704 Gogamukh College

77 0705 Jonai Girls College

78 0706 Silapathar Science College

79 0707 Dhemaji PGT College

80 0708 Silapathar College

DHUBRI81 0803 Ratnapith College, Chapar

82 0804 B. N. College, Dhubri

83 0805 Pramathesh Baruah College

84 0807 Bilasipara College

85 0809 DIET, Dhubri

86 0811 Dharmasala College

87 0813 Dhubri PGTT College

88 0814 Sapatgram College

89 0815 Halakura College

90 0816 District Jail, Dhubri

DIBRUGARH91 0901 D.H.S.K Commerce College

92 0903 D.H.S.K College, Dibrugarh

93 0904 Nandalal Borgohain City College, Dibrugarh

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94 0905 Naharkatiya College

95 0906 Namrup College

96 0907 Duliajan College

97 0909 Lahowal College

98 0912 Pithubar Girls Degree College

99 0913 Tingkhong College

100 0914 DIET, Dibrugarhs

101 0915 Duliajan Girls’ College102 0916 Central Jail Dibrugarh

103 0917 DD Rasiwasia College

GOALPARA104 1001 Goalpara College, Goalpara

105 1002 Habraghat Mahvidyalaya

106 1005 West Goalpara College

107 1006 Jaleswar College

108 1007 DIET, Goalpara

109 1008 Dudhnoi College

110 1009 Agia College

111 1010 Bikali College

112 1011 Lakhipur College

113 1012 District Jail, Goalpara

GOLAGHAT114 1101 Sarupathar College

115 1102 Kamargaon College

116 1103 Furkating College

117 1104 Joya Gogoi College, Khumtai

118 1105 J.D.S.G. College, Bokakhat

119 1106 Golaghat Commerce College

120 1107 Hemo Prova Borbora Girls College

121 1108 Kamarbandha Jr. College

122 1109 DKD College, Dergaon

123 1111 Debraj Roy College, Golaghat

124 1112 Barpathar College

125 1113 DIET, Golaghat

126 1114 Golaghat Purbanchalik College

127 1115 Computech Computer Institute, Barpathar

128 1116 District Jail, Golaghat



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HAILAKANDI129 1201 S. K. Roy College, Katlicherra

130 1202 ALC College, Algapur

131 1203 Srikishan Sarda College, Hailakandi

132 1204 Dr. Sashibhushan Institute of Education

HOJAI133 2106 Lumding College

134 2111 Lanka Mahavidyalaya

135 2112 Ajmal Foundation, Hojai

136 2119 Krishna Bora B. Ed. College

137 2120 Murazar College

138 2123 Hazi Anfur Ali College, Daboka

139 2127 Hojai College

140 2128 Nazir Azmal Memorial College of Education

JORHAT141 1301 Kakajan College

142 1302 J. B. College, Jorhat

143 1303 Borholla College

144 1304 Cinnamara College

145 1307 Central Jail, Jorhat

146 1308 Dr. Nabin Bardoloi College

147 1310 Bahona College

148 1311 Gibbon Conservation Centre, Jorhat

149 1313 North East Institute of Management Science, Jorhat

150 1314 Sri Sri Bishnudev Janajati College

151 1317 Normal School, Jorhat

152 1318 Sarbodaya College, Malowpather

153 1319 Devi Charan Baruah Girl’s College154 1321 Nakachari College

155 1322 Jorhat College

KAMRUP156 1401 Jawaharlal Nehru College, Boko

157 1402 F. A. Ahmed College, Goroimari

158 1403 B. P. Chaliha College, Nagarbera

159 1404 Rangia Teacher Training College

160 1405 Dakshin Kamrup College, Mirza

161 1406 S.B.M.S. College, Sualkuchi

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162 1407 Baihata Chariali B. Ed. College

163 1408 Kamalpur Jr. College

164 1410 Manabendra Sarma Girls College, Rangia

165 1412 DIYA Foundation, Loharghat, MirzaVikram

166 1413 Chaygaon College

167 1414 Saraighat College

168 1415 K. R. D. College of Education, Chaygaon

169 1416 DIET, Kamrup

170 1417 College of Education, Boko

171 1418 Suren Das College, Hajo

172 1419 Patidarrang College

173 1420 Dakshin Kamrup Girls’ College, Mirza174 1421 Chhamaria Anchalik College

175 1422 Pub Kamrup College

176 1423 Puthimari College

KAMRUP (METRO)177 1500 KKHSOU, City Study Centre, Housefed Complex, Ghy-6

178 1501 Cotton College, Guwahati

179 1502 Pragjyotish College, Guwahati

180 1503 Icon Commerce College

181 1504 Darwin School of Correspondence, Guwahati

182 1505 Assam Institute of Mass Communication and Media Research

183 1506 Assam Institute of Advanced Studies, Bora Service

184 1507 SADBA Institute of Technology and Management

185 1508 Guwahati Public College

186 1510 S. K. Hazarika College, R. G. Baruah Road

187 1511 Dispur College

188 1512 Central Jail, Guwahati

189 1514 R. J. Educational Trust, Dispur

190 1515 Assam Professional Academy

191 1516 Assam Siksha Academy, Hatigaon

192 1520 West Guwahati B. Ed. College, Pandu

193 1521 Karmashree Hiteswar Saikia College

194 1522 Technosys College, Guwahati

195 1523 Bonda Anchalik College

196 1524 Jazzy Educational Institute, RGB Rd.

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198 1527 Assam Engineering Institute, Ghy

199 1528 Multibrain Computer & Institute of Management

200 1529 GATE Institute, Chandmari

201 1530 Institute of Rural Management, Beharbari

202 1531 Sterling Security Enterprise

203 1534 Paschim Guwahati Mahavidyalaya, Dharapur

204 1536 NAPS College, Jonali

205 1537 Asian Infotech, Zoo Rd. Tinali

206 1538 North Guwahati College

207 1539 Assam School of Journalism, Silpukhuri

208 1540 Beltola College

209 1541 Third Eye College, Panbazar

210 1542 Sun Infosys, Ulubari

211 1543 Institute of Cooperative Management, Hengrabari

212 1544 Vintage Academy, Ganeshguri

213 1545 GIT, Bamunimaidam

214 1546 Assam Shikshak Prasikshan Mahabidyalaya, Lankeswar

215 1547 Sonapur College

216 1548 Kanya Mahavidyalay, Geetanagar

217 1549 Bhabendra Nath Saikia Institute of Mgt. Studies, Beltola

218 1550 North-East Development Foundation, Sonapur

219 1552 Jigyash Academy,Guwahati

220 1553 S. B. Deorah College

221 1554 Aryabhatta Junior Science College, Guwahati

222 1555 KKHSOU, Patgaon (Rani) Campus Study Centre

223 1556 KRB Girls’ College, Guwahati224 1557 R. G. Baruah College, Guwahati

225 1558 Assam Textile Institute

226 1559 PCPS Girls’ Polytechnic227 1560 Malaybari Junior College

228 1561 Mind India, Institute of Positive Mental Health & Research

229 1564 K. K. Handiqui ICT Enabled Study Centre, Guwahati

230 1565 K. K. Handique Govt. Sanskrit College, Jalukbari, Guwahati

231 1569 Gauhati Commerce College

KARBI ANGLONG232 1601 Diphu Commerce College

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233 1606 Eastern Karbi Anglong College

234 1607 Rukasen College, Bokoliaghat

235 1608 Thong Nokbe College

236 1609 Basic Training Centre, Diphu

KARIMGANJ237 1701 Ramkrishna Nagar College

238 1703 Highbrow, Karimganj

239 1704 Patharkandi College of Education

240 1705 Vivekananda College of Education

241 1706 DIET, Karimganj

242 1707 Nilambazar College

243 1708 G. C. Paul College of Education

244 1709 Basic Training Centre, Kaliganj

245 1710 Karimganj College

KOKRAJHAR246 1801 Kokrajhar Science College

247 1802 S.A.Memorial College, Kokrajhar

248 1803 Fakiragram College

249 1804 Shalbagan Jr. Commerce College, Gosaigaon

250 1806 DIET, Kokrajhar

251 1807 Govt. College of Teacher Education, Kokrajhar

252 1808 Gosaigaon B. Ed. College

LAKHIMPUR253 1901 Lakhimpur Girls’ College254 1902 North Lakhimpur College

255 1903 Sankardeva Mahavidyalaya, Pathalipahar

256 1904 Bhibiram Hazarika College, Dhalpur

257 1905 North Bank College, Ghilamara

258 1906 Dhakuakhana College

259 1908 Nowboicha College

260 1909 Avanari College, Bilmukh

261 1910 Panigaon Omprakash Dinodia College

262 1911 Lakhimpur P.G.T. College

263 1912 DIET, Lakhimpur

264 1913 Bihpuria P.G.T. College

265 1914 Kherajkhat College, Deotola

266 1915 L. T. K. College



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267 1916 Lakhimpur Commerce College

268 1918 Madhavdev College

269 1919 Harhi College

MAJULI270 1305 Pub Majuli College

271 1306 Jengraimukh College

272 1316 Majuli College

273 1320 Lohitpariya Jr. College

MORIGAON274 2001 Morigaon College

275 2002 Lahorighat College

276 2003 H.A.M. Jr. Girls College, Moirabari

277 2004 DIET, Marigaon

278 2005 Jagiroad College

NAGAON279 2101 Dhing College

280 2102 Nowgong Girls’ College281 2103 Dr. Birinchi Kumar Barooah College, Puranigudam

282 2104 Batradaba Sri Sri Sankardeva College

283 2105 Nowgong College

284 2107 North East Academy, Nagaon

285 2109 Kaliabor College

286 2110 Nagaon G.N.D.G. Commerce College

287 2114 Nonoi College

288 2115 Nagaon Polytechnic

289 2117 Kampur College

290 2118 Rupahi College

291 2121 Kaliabor B. Ed. College

292 2122 DIET, Nagaon

293 2124 Sikshan Mahabidyalaya (CTE), Nagaon

294 2125 Raha College

295 2126 College of Education, Nagaon

296 2129 Central Jail Nagaon

NALBARI297 2201 M.N.C. Open College, Nalbari

298 2203 Swahid Smriti College, Belsor

299 2204 Nalbari Commerce College

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300 2205 Barkhetri Junior College, Mukalmua

301 2207 Dhomdhama Anchalik College

302 2209 IYDE, Tihu

303 2211 Barbhag College

304 2212 SDP College of Teacher Education,Tihu

305 2213 DIET, Nalbari

306 2214 Nalbari College

307 2216 Uttar Kampith Mahavidalaya, Jagara

NORTH CACHAR308 2301 Maibang Degree College

309 2302 DIET, Dima Hasao

310 2303 Haflong Govt. College

SIVASAGAR311 2401 Swahid Peoli Phukan College, Namti

312 2402 Dikhowmukh College

313 2403 Gargaon College

314 2404 Sibsagar College

315 2405 Jhanji Hemnath Sarma College

316 2406 Moran College

317 2407 Borhat BPB Memorial College

318 2408 Sonari College

319 2409 Nazira College

320 2410 Bir Lachit Barphukan College

321 2411 Amguri College

322 2412 Sapekhati College

323 2414 H.C.D.G. College, Nitaipukhuri

324 2415 Demow College

325 2416 Moran Mahila Mahavidyalaya

326 2417 Swahid Maniram Dewan College, Charing

327 2418 Sibsagar Commerce College

328 2419 District Jail Sivasagar

SONITPUR329 2501 Tezpur College

330 2502 L.O.K.D College, Dhekiajuli

331 2506 BDPS Computer Education Society, Tezpur

332 2507 Sonitpur Dhatri Sewa Samity, Dhekiajuli

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334 2514 T.H.B. College, Jamugurihat

335 2517 Third Eye College, Tezpur

336 2518 DIET, Sonitpur

337 2519 North-East Education

338 2520 Central Jail, Tezpur

SOUTH SALMARA339 0810 Hatsingimari Jr. College

340 0812 Mankachar College

TINSUKIA341 2601 Tinsukia College

342 2602 Tinsukia Commerce College

343 2603 Margherita College

344 2604 Sadiya College

345 2605 Doomdooma College

346 2607 Phillobari Jr. College

347 2608 Digboi College

348 2611 Makum College

349 2612 Dehing Valley Junior College

UDALGURI350 2701 Rural Organization for Social Services (ROSS), Tangla

351 2702 Amalgamated Plantations Industrial Training Centre, Rowta

352 2705 Khoirabari College

353 2707 Mazbat College

354 2708 Asboford Academy, Udalguri

355 2709 Udalguri College

356 2710 North Darang Junior College

Jail Study Centres

In the present era of globalisation, an educational institution such as the University shouldnot be confined to the mere circle of imparting education in a common way. Rather, it should be theduty on the part of the University to make contribution to the greater interest of the society invarious ways. Accordingly the University had decided to set-up its study centres at different jails ofthe state, aiming towards intellectual development of the jail learner-inmates. The first study centrewas established at the Guwahati Central Jail and followed by two other jails at Jorhat and Abhayapuri.

In the year 2016-2017, the University decided to start 10 more new study centres in various jails ofAssam and accordingly, the study centres have been set-up at Dibrugarh, Jorhat, Silchar, Tezpur andNagaon Central Jails; Sibsagar, Barpeta, Goalpara, Dhubri and Mangaldoi District Jails. Several inmatelearners have enrolled themselves in the BPP, Bachelor Degree and Post Graduate programmes of the

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University. The counselling sessions are underway in all the jail Study Centres of KKHSOU. During2016-17 sessions, a total of 24 learners were enrolled under programmes like MA, BA, BCA, CCA,CSTCPM.

With a view towards inspiring the jail learner-inmates, the University had arranged the “BrajenBarua Memory Documentary Festival” in various jails throughout the state. In the first phase ofthis documentary festival, the Central Jails of Dibrugarh,Jorhat and Guwahati together with the DistrictJails of Golaghat and Mangaldoi were covered with active support from Prisons Headquarters Assam,Guwahati. Renowned film-maker Shri Jahnu Barua had been closely associated with the festival and heinteracted with the jail learner-inmates during the festival. Five documentary films selected by him wereshown with an aim of inspiring them to be better individuals in the society. Renowned Psychologist Dr.Sangeeta Goswami had interacted with the inmates of Guwahati Central jail and Mangaldoi District jailand had also conducted counselling sessions with them.

CENTRAL LIBRARYThe Central Library, Krishna Kanta

Handiqui State Open University plays a vital rolein the collection, development and disseminationof academic, scientific and technical informationto meet the present and future needs of theUniversity.

Central Library, KKHSOU is located at theRani Campus, Guwahati. The library remains openfrom 10.00 am to 5.00 pm in all working days.The library is consisting of nearly 18000 printbooks on various disciplines. Apart from the printresources, a good number of electronic resourcescomprising e-journals, online databases, gatewayportal to e-journals are made accessible to thepatrons within the University campus.

The library is fully computerised with an ILS(integrated library system) and also equipped withRFID (Radio-frequency identification) technology.

Following sections describe the features ofthe library-

Membership:

All bonafide members of the Krishna KantaHandiqui State Open University shall be allowedadmission in the library. The bonafide categoriesare: Students

Research Scholars Employees of the University Ex-employees of the University Any other person with permission of the

Librarian may enter the library.

E-resources :

Central Library of KKHSOUsubscribed e-journals from JSTOR andSAGE.

To provide easy access to various openaccess journal across the worldKKHSOU developed the Open AccessJournals Search Engine (OAJSE)which is available for the users fromthe URL www.kkhsou.in/library/oajse.

Shodhganga repository is the reservoirof Indian intellectual output stored,hosted and maintained by theINFLIBNET Centre, an IUC of UGC.Krishna Kanta Handiqui State OpenUniversity (KKHSOU) has joinedShodhganga for depositing their theseswhich is available for the users from theURL http://shodhganga.inflibnet.ac.in/handle/10603/145533.



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Services:

The library provides following services to its users:

Circulation Service (Restricted to Faculty Members, Research Scholars and Employees)

Reference Service

Current Awareness Service

Electronic Information Service

Reprography Service

Online Library Catalogue Service

Periodicals Available

Journals

1. Arthashastra2. Kurukshetra3. Readers Digest4. University News5. Asia-pacific Journal of Management Research and Innovation6. Bioscope7. Contemporary Education Dialogue8. Contributions to Indian Sociology9. Gender Technology and Development10. History and Sociology of South Asia11. India Quaterly12. Indian Historical Review13. Indian Journal of Gender Studies14. International Journal of Rural Management15. International Studies16. Journal of Creative Communications17. Journal Of Infrastructure Development18. Journal of Rural Development19. Journal of Education for Sustainable Development20. Mainstream21. Margin the Journal of Applied Economic Research22. Psychology and Developing Societies23. Review of Market Integration24. Science, Technology and Society25. Seminar26. Social Change27. South Asian Journal of Macro Economics and Public Finance28. Studies in History

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29. The Indian Economic and Social History Review30. The Journal of Entrepreneurship31. The Heritage32. Journal of Northeast Indian Culture33. Jindal Journal Of Business Research34. International Journal of Research in Business Studies35. South Asian Survey

Magazines

1. Business India2. Competition Success Review3. Eclectic North East4. Economic & Political Weekly5. Down to Earth6. India Today7. Outlook8. Outlook Money9. The Economist10. Outlook Business11. The Week12. Time

Daily Newspaper:

1. Amar Asom2. Asomiya Pratidin3. Niyamiya Barta4. The Assam Tribune5. The Telegraph6. The Times of India

Total Number of documents available in Library : 17949



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A Management Case on Prantik – The AssameseFortnightly

Jonbeel Mela as a Site of Articulating Tiwa Identity:An Ethnographic Study

Human Development and Gender Inequality Indexwith Special Reference to Assam

Non-Inclusive Trade Unionism in the Tea Estates ofAssam

A Study on the Gusai Uliowa Utsav – The Carnivalof the God and the Kings

Use of New Media Technologies in DistanceEducation: A Study of K.K.Handiqui State OpenUniversity

Syndrome of Internal Colonialism in India’sNorth East

Author

Nripendra Narayan Sarma, Professorin Management, KKHSOU

Dola Borkataki,Assistant Professor inSociology, KKHSOU

Ritimoni Bordoloi, Assistant Professorin Education, KKHSOU

Mridusmita Duara, AssistantProfessor in Social Work, KKHSOU

Gayatri Baruah,Research Scholar inMass Communication, KKHSOU

Juri Hazarika, Research AssociateKKHSOU

Arupjyoti Choudhury, Dean(Academic), KKHSOU

PUBLICATIONS

Publication initiatives are crucial for any institution operating in the field of higher education. Theissue becomes more important when one comes into contact with an open university. An open universitywith its vast learner base desires to introduce a number of publications intrinsically related to its mission andvision. Since an open mode does not have the facility of regular classroom interactions, it has to design itspublication initiatives in a more systematic way. Krishna Kanta Handiqui State Open University since itsinception in 2006 has been actively pursuing its publication initiatives for a wider audience. In the financialyear 2016—2017, the University has introduced through its publication wing several working paperswhich have academic value and social relevance. These working papers reflect the course of intellectualdiscourse active within the academic atmosphere of the University. In addition to this, these workingpapers address issues of social interest and other relevant themes. Again the University’s research journalJournal of Open Learning and Research Communication encompasses discourses which are of specialinterest to the distance and open mode of delivering education. Entries carefully selected and reviewed byrenowned scholars of the region have made this journal a prominent name within an extremely short periodof time. Further, with its regular news letter Horizon the University has been successful to disseminatevarious pieces of information for the members of the academic community in particular and other membersof the society in general.

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Programme Guide (D.El.Ed)

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ENROLMENT AND SUCCESSEnrolment

Presently the university’s academic session starts from July every year. As per the enrolmentdata of July, 2016, a total number of 31,941 learners were enrolled in first semester under variousprogrammes offered by the University of which number of male learners are 18,280 and femalelearners are 13,661. Total number of learners enrolled in different programmes, as on July, 2016are presented in the following table-

Learners enrolled in the year 2016-17

Programmes

BA

BBA

BCA

BCAH

B.Com

BMC

Total

BPP

MA

MBA

MCA

MMC

M.sc.IT

MSW

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PGDBM

PGDCA

PGDHR

PGDMC

PGDTH

PGDYN

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37

114

87

415

45

3069

1955

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20

208

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89

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40

152

143

479

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19969

6201

4270

168

84

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4968

72

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DCA

DCHN

DCWE

DJMC

DLIS

DTM

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CCA

CCS

CDP

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Diploma Programmes

Certificate Programmes

Fig: Number of Learners enrolled in differentprogrammes of the university

Fig: Gender wise percentage ofenrolment under variousprogrammes of the University

Bachelor Preparatory Programme (BPP):

Krishna Kanta Handiqui State Open University offers Bachelor Preparatory Programme (BPP) oftwo years duration for those who are unable to clear Matriculation or Higher Secondary examination.Presently BPP is offered in three streams –

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On successful completion of the programme, a learner can enroll in any one of the Bachelor DegreeProgramme offered by the University on the basis of his/her stream in BPP. According to the BPPenrolment data in July, 2016, a total number of 6,201 learners were enrolled in the first year BPPcourse.

Post Graduate Diploma (PG Diploma) programme:

A total of 470 learners were enrolled in post graduate diploma programmes in the 1st semester,July 2016.

Fig: Number of learners enrolled in various Post graduate diploma programmes

Master Degree Programme:

A total number of 4,968 learners were enrolled in July, 2016 in various programmes of Masterdegree. The highest number of enrolment was recorded for MA programmes covering Assamese,English, Education, Political Science and Sociology.

Fig:Number of learners enrolled in various Master degree programmes

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Diploma and Certificate Programme:

In the year 2016-17, the total number of enrolled learners in Diploma and certificateprogrammes is 297 and 36 respectively.

Fig: Number of learners enrolled in various Diploma and Certificates programmes

Results

The University declared the final semester result for the various bachelor degree programmes.The following table shows the success rate of the learners

Programmes

BA

B.Com

BMC

BBA

BCA

Appeared

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175

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Appeared

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Results of Master Degree 4th Semester Examination

The University declared the final semester result for the various master degree programmes.The following table shows the success rate of the learners-

Subjects

Assamese

Education

English

Political Science

Sociology

MSW

Appeared

524

267

77

149

214

143

Appeared

439

221

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123

188

100

Fig: Percentage of qualified learners in 4th semester Master degree programme.

Results of PG Diploma 2nd Semester Examination

The University declared the final semester results for the various PG Diploma programmes. Thefollowing table shows the success rate of the learners-

Subjects

PGDBJ

PGDBM

PGDMC

PGDTH

PGDCA

PGDHRM

PGDYN

Appeared

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Qualified

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Fig: Percentage of qualified learners in 2nd semester post graduate Diploma programme.

Results of Diploma and certificate programme examination

The University declared the results for the various Diploma and Certificate programmesheld in the month of June 2016. The following table shows the success rate of the learners-

Subjects

DLIS

DAJ

DJMC

DCWE

CSTCPM

CCA

Counselling

CGDC

Appeared

98

22

26

12

29

14

8

2

Qualified

43

113

15

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13

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Results of D.El.Ed 1st year and 2nd Year examination

D.El.Ed 1st year and 2nd year exam results were declared on 9th April, 2016. A total of 1988and 275 learners were appeared in 1st year and 2nd year examination with pass percentage 84.47 %and 94.09 % respectively.

Programmes

D.El.Ed 1st year

D.El.Ed 2nd year

Appeared

1988

275

Qualified

1664

275

Fig: Percentage of qualified learners in 1ST Year and 2ND Year D.El.Ed examination 2016.

AUDIT REPORT2016 -2017



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Phone : 9323472424 (M)Email : [email protected]

PRADEEP MODI &ASSOCIATESChartered Accountants

Annexed to and forming part of accounts for the year 2016-2017

SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES

1. Basis of preparation of accounts :-

a) The financial statements are prepared under the historical cost convention on the accrual basis ofaccounting and comply with the mandatory accounting Standards issued by the Central Govern-ment.

b) The assessee generally follows the mercantile system of accounting and recognises all items ofincome and expenditure on accrual basis.

2. Fixed Assets & Depreciation

a) Fixed assets are stated at their historical cost, less accumulated depreciation.

b) Depreciation of fixed assets have been provided under the written down value method in the mannerand at the rates prescribed under the Income Tax Act, 1961.

c) All costs, including borrowing costs, attributable to bringing the fixed assets to working conditionsare capitalised.

3. Inventories

a) Inventories are valued cost or net realisable value whichever is low.

4. Revenue recognition

a) Revenue from sale of goods is recognised upon passage of title to the customers when the goodsare transferred which generally coincides with the delivery.

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Guwahati- 781 007Phone : 9323472424

PRADEEP MODI &ASSOCIATESChartered Accountants

INTERNALAUDITOR'S REPORT

This is to report that the internal audit of M/s KRISHNA KANTA HANDIQUI STATE OPENUNIVERSITY, GUWAHATI was conducted by me/us M/s Pradeep Modi & Associates. I/We annex hereto a copy of the Income & Expenditure Account for the year ended on March, 2017and a copy of Balance Sheet as at 31.03.2017

In my/our opinion and to the best of my/our information and according to the explanation given tome/us, the said accounts, read with notes thereon, if any, give a true and fair view of the state ofaffairs of the organization.

Date : 24.04.2018

Place : GUWAHATI

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Significant Accounting Policies

1. Basis for Preparation of Accounts

Krishna Kanta Handiqui State Open University is a State Open University established in 2006 atGuwahati by an Act of the Assam Legislative Assembly (Assam Act XXXVII of 2005) with aRegional Centre at Jorhat of Assam. It is substantially funded by Government of Assam. TheAccounts are prepared in Accordance with the principles and procedures laid down by Govt. ofIndia in the new format of accounts prescribed for educational institutions.

2. Revenue Recognition and AccountingAll revenues and expenses are accounted for on accrual principle with necessary provisions forknown liabilities except for the followings :a) The fee collected from the students are accounted for on cash basis;b) The sale of admission forms are accounted for on cash basis;c) Interest on Savings Bank Accounts are accounted for on cash basis; andd) Expenditure on charges prepaid except subscription of jurnals, are accounted for on cash

basis.

3. Transfer To The Capital Fund

a) Assets created out of Earmarked/Designated Funds where the ownership of such assetsare vests with the University are accounted for by transferring the amount to the CapitalFund and correspondingly merged with the Fixed Assets of the University. Depreciation ischarged at the rates applicable to the respective assets.

4. Fixed Assets And Depreciationa) Fixed Assets are stated at cost of acquisition including all direct expenses related to acqui-

sition and installation. Depreciation is provided on the Fixed Assets under "Written DownValue method" at the rates prescribed by Income Tax Deptt.

b) Fixed assets of the University are acquired out of the Grants received from the Government.c) Depreciation is provided for the year on additions during the year as per guidelines of In-

come Tax Deptt.d) In the Books of Accounts the cost of acquisition of assets are shown to its full value and the

accumulated depreciation thereof are depicted separately.e) Depreciation on Tangible Fixed Assets are provided on Written Down Value Method at the

following rates :

Sl. No Assets Rate of Depreciation (%)1 Land Nil2 Buildings 103 Roads 104 Electrical installation & Equipment 155 Furniture, Fixture & Fittings 106 Vehicle 157 Computer 608 Books & Journal 109 Office Equipment 15

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5. Grants-In-Aida) Grants to the extent utilized towards Capital Expenditure transferred to Capital Fund.b) Grants to the extent utilized towards Revenue Expenditure transferred to Income and Ex-

penditure as Income of the year.c) Unutilised Capital Grant is exhibited in the Govt. grant A/c and there is no unutilised rev-

enue grant.

6. Income TaxThe Income Tax of the University is exempted from Income Tax as per provisions of Section10(23 C) (iiiab) of the Income Tax Act, 1961. Hence, no provision for income tax is made in theaccounts.

7. Current assets, Loans & Advances and Depositsa) The details of balances in the Savings Bank Accounts with the Banks are enclosed.b) Previous years figures have been re-grouped and re-classified, wherever necessary to make

them comparable and compatible with those of the Current Year.c) Schedule "1 to 9" are annexed to and from an integral part of the Balance Sheet at 31st

March, 2017 and the Income & Expenditure Account for the year ended on that date.

8. Defined Contribution PlanContribution to defined contribution i.e. Employers Contribution to EPF are charged off to theIncome & Expenditure A/c.

9. Creation of Fund for Social ActivitiesAs per resolution No. BM/30/28/2016 dated 31/03/2016 of the BOM two separate funds for Rs.1.00 crore each was created for social activities in the name of "Mother Teresa Social WelfareFund" and "Abdul Kalam Student Welfafe Fund". Both the funds were invested in the form ofFixed deposit and two Savings Bank A/c were opened in the name of the fund for credit of theinterest by the Bank and to deposit the employees contribution to the funds and to meet theexpenses. The balance of the two funds along with interest and employees contribution and theexpenditure incurred out of the income till 31.03.2017 are as follows–

Finance OfficerK.K.H.S.O.U

Guwahati

Name of the Fund ClosingBalance as on

31.03.2017

Interestearned during

the year

EmployeesContribution

Expensesincurred

Mother Teresa SocialWelfare Fund

Abdul Kalam StudentsWelfare Fund

10526307.00 567327.00 56,653.00 97,673.00

10622060.00 565471.00 56,773.00 184.00



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But in the Balance Sheet the said funds are not shown separately and it is marged with generalfund. The interest earned out of investment in F.D. is Rs. 11,18,052.00 shown under the headinterest from F.D. and interest of Rs. 14,746.00 earned from S.B. A/c is shown as interest fromBank. Employees contribution of Rs. 56,653.00 to Mother Terasa Social Welfare fund and Rs.56,773.00 to Abdul Kalam Student Welfare Fund is shown under the head income from ownsources. Position of two funds accounts are as follows –

Finance OfficerK.K.H.S.O.U

Guwahati

Particulars

Mother Teresa Social Welfare Fund

Particulars Amount

Medical Camp Exp.Flood ReliefBank ChargesClosing Balance

30000.0067489.00

184.0010526307.00

10623980.00

Amount

General FundEmployees ContributionInterest earned on F.D.Saving bank interest

10000000.0056653.00

559026.008301.00

10623980.00

Particulars

Abdul Kalam Student Welfare Fund

Particulars Amount

Bank Charges

Closing Balance

184.00

10622060.00

10622244.00

Amount

General FundEmployees ContributionInterest earned on F.D.Saving bank interest

10000000.0056773.00

559026.006445.00

10622244.00

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