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Swamy Vipulananda Institute of Swamy Vipulananda Institute of Aesthetic StudiesAesthetic StudiesEastern University, Sri LankaEastern University, Sri Lanka

Swamy Vipulananda Institute of Aesthetic StudiesEastern University, Sri Lanka

2017/2018

SWAMY VIPULANANDA INSTITUTE OF AESTHETIC STUDIES

Students’ Handbook

Swamy Vipulananda Institute of Aesthetic StudiesEastern University, Sri Lanka

Ramakrishnapuram, Nochchimunai, Batticaloa, Sri Lanka.

2017/2018

DISCLAIMER

This handbook is compiled with information received up to

[Based on the G.C.E. (A/L) Examination 2017]

It is hereby informed that this handbook is only for general

Any information contained herein should be confirmed by

Academic Year 2017/2018.

information and is not for official purposes.

November 2018, and is applicable to the students of

reference to the relevant authority.

INSTITUTION

To pursue, at all levels and scales, excellence in teaching, research, skill

building, Performance and the dissemination of knowledge,

document their traditions within a context of sustainable

livelihoods and sustainable community.

STUDENTS

and collective voice, values, practice, performance, meaning,

while building the leaders of tomorrow.

To provide an intellectual and creative space for developing individual

and purpose beyond the self.

COMMUNITY

To empower outside/local communities to continue, evolve and

VISION

MISSION

and the Emancipation of the human spirit.Justice, Sustainability, Peace, Visual and Sonic expression,

A world where the power of imagination and creative practice leads toward

It is my privilege to introduce this students' handbook. This handbook is updated with all the relevant information of the SVIAS. This Students' Handbook is one tool that can assist you during your academic years. On these pages, you would find the information, rules and regulations required to plan your academic stay at SVIAS in a fruitful manner from the inception. I kindly request all the fresh students to read this handbook thoroughly for your successful academic career at our institution.

MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR

I am honored to welcome all new undergraduates to the for the academic year 2017/18 Swamy Vipulananda Institute of Aesthetic Studies (SVIAS), Eastern University, Sri Lanka on behalf of our staff and the students. I am sure that most of you would feel the fascination of a community full of diverse ideas and perspectives, and the prospect of boundless opportunities at your fingertips. I encourage you all to take advantage of the facilities available at SVIAS.

Eastern University, Sri Lanka

Dr. S. JeyasankarDirectorSwamy Vipulananda Institute of Aesthetic Studies

I wish to appreciate to the staff of the SVIAS and Students' Handbook committee in bringing out this handbook for the academic year 2017/18.

1.4 Organogram of SVIAS 5

1.2 Swami Vipulananda College of Music & Dance (SVCMD) 2 Brief History of

Contents

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1 General Information

1.3 Swami Vipulananda Institute of Aesthetic Studies (SVIAS) 4Brief History of

1.1 Brief History of Eastern University, Sri Lanka 1

1.5 Academic Administrators of SVIAS 6 1.6 Non-Academic Administrators of SVIAS 8

2.2 Credit Units 20

3.2 Bachelor of Fine Arts (Dance) 34

3 Course Details

1.7 Academic Staff of SVIAS 9

2.3 Subject Combinations 21

1.8 Visiting Scholars of SVIAS 19

2.1 Introduction 20

3.3 Bachelor of Fine Arts (Drama & Theatre) 42

2 Programme of Study

2.6 Student Code of Conduct and Discipline 23

3.4 Bachelor of Fine Arts (Visual & Technological Arts) 50

3.1 Bachelor of Fine Arts (Music) 25

2.7 Registration of Courses 24

2.5 Course Code 22 2.4 Academic Activities 22

4 Evaluation System

4.4 Award of Degree and Classes 61

4.2 Examination Offences and Punishments 69

6 Services and Facilities

4.3 Pass and Repeat Requirements 60

4.5 Exit from the study Programmes 62

6.1 Departments/Centres/Units 71

5 Examination Regulations

4.1 Structure of Examination and Evaluation 56

6.2 Registration of Students 72 6.3 Student Identity Card 72 6.4 Student Councillors 72 6.5 Hostels 73 6.6 University Medical Service 73

4.2 Grading System 58

5.1 Examination Procedure 63

6.8 Financial Assistance 73 6.7 Sports Facilities 73


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1 GENERAL INFORMATION

st th The Eastern University, Sri Lanka was established on 1 of October 1986 by a University order dated 26 of September 1986

issued under section 2 of the Universities Act No. 16 of 1978. In 1988 two new faculties, the Faculty of Commerce and Management

and the Faculty of Cultural Studies were established. The Faculty of Cultural Studies was then expanded and renamed as the Faculty of

Arts and Culture in 1991.

st The Batticaloa University College was established on 1 of August 1981 to fill a long felt need for the development of a Higher

Educational Institution in the Eastern Province, Sri Lanka. This College began with two faculties: the Faculty of Science and the Faculty

of Agriculture. Both the faculties were affiliated to the University of Peradeniya. In 1986 this University College was elevated to the

status of a University under the name of Eastern University, Sri Lanka.

The Eastern University, Sri Lanka has recently established a new Faculty, the Faculty of Health-Care Sciences, and students are

being admitted in 2006. A Campus of the Eastern University, Sri Lanka functions in Trincomalee with two new Faculties, the Faculty of

Applied Sciences and the Faculty of Communication and Business Studies.

1.1 Brief History of Eastern University, Sri Lanka


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th Swami Vipulananda College of Music and Dance (SVCMD) was established on 29 May 1982 at RKM/ Swami Vipulananda

Mani Mandapam, Kalladi Uppodai, Batticaloa by the Ministry of Regional Affairs and Hindu Culture in memory of Swami

Vipulananda (1892-1947), an accomplished Monk of the Ramakrishna order and great savant of Batticaloa, who excelled not only in

Science but also in Tamil and Fine Arts. He was invited to be the first professor of Tamil in the University of Ceylon in recognition of his

literary and research work. His original research work on the ancient Tamil Musical instrument “Yarl” (Yarl Nool) is recognized as a

Master piece in Tamil Literature.

The SVCMD was inaugurated with 75 students and four teachers of Music. Mr Sivanandampillai, a consultant from Tamil

Nadu was appointed to draw up the Curricula and syllabi by the Ministry SVCMD was administered by the Director, Dept. of

Hindu Religious and Cultural Affairs. (Four year Diploma Programme was conducted by SVCMD).

1.2 Brief History of Swami Vipulananda College of Music and Dance (SVCMD)

In March 1982, foundation stone was laid at the Ramakrishnapuram, Nochchimunai land premises by Former Hon. Minister

for Regional Affairs and Hindu Culture -Mr. Chelliah Rajadurai who was responsible for the establishment of SVCMD. From July 1986

onwards, lectures and practical classes of Dance and Music were started functioning at the New Building Complex of SVCMD at

Ramakrishnapuram, Nochchimunai, Batticaloa. (Present Building Complex of SVIAS)

Ever since the Eastern University, Sri Lanka was established in 1986, there had been moves to take over the SVCMD by the

Eastern University, Sri Lanka. Meanwhile, the Hon. Minister of Religious and Cultural Affairs, by his letter dated 15th July 1988 stated

that he was agreeable to the affiliation of SVCMD with the Eastern University providing the proposal was approved by the University

Grants Commission. Subsequently there had been Continuous strikes by the students of SVCMD and public agitation for the take over

of the College by the Eastern University, similar to the take over of the Ramanathan College of Fine Arts by the University of Jaffna.


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As early as 1989, the North Eastern Provincial Council offered to negotiate with the Ministry of Education and Higher

Education affiliate the SVCMD with EUSL. The affiliation however, did not take place. But, dragged on due to eruption of ethnic

violence and other reasons. In response to a comprehensive proposal submitted by the EUSL, the University Grants Commission

by its letter dated 13th March 1997 allowed the Eastern University to enroll the Diploma holders from SVCMD at EUSL for the

degree programme. In response to these moves and representation made by Members of Parliament and various public

organizations, Her Excellency President Candrika Bandaranayaka Kumaratunga agreed to the vesting of the SVCMD with the

Eastern University and has directed the Hon. Minister of Education and Higher Education to initiate urgent action to implement

this proposal. The SVCMD was ceremonially handed over to the Ministry of Higher Education and Information Technology

Development by the Ministry of Religious and Cultural Affairs on 20th April 2001.

§ Prof. Ammankily Murugadas Dean, Faculty of Arts and Culture (2001-2002

On handing over, the Hon. Minister of Religious and Cultural Affairs made a request that the name of Swami Vipulananda and

the special identity of the College continuously to be used, Following this handing over, students were admitted to the undergraduate

study programmes, and the degree was awarded by the EUSL .Those who had obtained a Diploma in Music and Dance from a

recognized institutions were given two years exemption to follow the degree programme at SVCMD, subject to the approval of the

Senate, Eastern University, Sri Lanka. From 2001-2005 the institution was looked after by the Faculty of Arts and Culture, Eastern

University, Sri Lanka. The following persons were appointed by the University council as Coordinators from the Faculty of Arts and

Culture to upgrade the institution to the university level. The academic and administration foundation were laid during their period.

§ Prof. S. Maunaguru Head, Department of Fine Arts (2002-2004)

§ Mr. B. Sugumar Head, Department of Fine Arts (2004-2005)


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§ Department of Carnatic Music

The Swami Vipulananda College of Music and Dance was recognized as an Institute for higher learning for the purpose

providing, promoting and developing higher education in Aesthetic Studies and officially affiliated to the Eastern University, Sri Lanka thwith effect from 14 of March 2005 through the Gazette of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka – Extra ordinary dated June

rd3 2005. The Institute has been named as Swami Vipulananda Institute of Aesthetic Studies (SVIAS), Eastern University, Sri Lanka . The

following Departments of Study in respect of the Discipline had been approved :

§ Department of Visual and Technological Arts

§ Department of Dance, Drama and Theatre

1.3 Brief History of Swami Vipulananda Institute of Aesthetic Studies (SVIAS)

University Grants Commission had sent first batch of students from the academic year 2005/2006. All the teaching and non

teaching staff of SVCMD were officially absorbed to the SVIAS with effect from March, 2005 and Certain teaching staff were absorbed

as Senior Lecturer and Lecturers (Prob.) while others were absorbed as Instructors on personal to the holder basis. Mrs. Balambigai thRajeswaran, M.A (Music), M.Phil. (India) was appointed by the UGC as the first Directr of SVIAS, EUSL with effect from 14 of March

2005.


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1.4 Organogram of SVIAS


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Department of Carnatic Music

MPhil (Theatre Arts) (EUSL) SVIAS BAHons (Drama & Theatre) (UoJ)

Department of Dance, Drama & Theatre

1.5 Academic Administrators of SVIAS

Director Dr. S. Jeyasankar

Head Dr. (Ms.). C. S. Ranjithkumar

Head Dr. (Ms.). J. Vignarajan

Department of Visual & Technological Arts Head Dr. K. Siyamalangi

Senior Student Counselor Dr. (Ms.) T. J. Jeyapragash

PhD (Performing Arts) (Madurai Kamaraj University)

Career Guidance Unit

Library, SVIAS

Language Learning Zone

Unit of ICT

Coordinator Ms. V. Pahirathan

Coordinator Mr. U. Priyatharsan

Coordinator Dr. (Ms.). J. Gnanadas

Senior Assistant Librarian Mr. B. Prashanthan


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Coordinator Mr. U. Priyatharsan Internal Quality Assurance Unit

Coordinator Mr. B. Prashanthan

Staff Development Centre

Outreach Programme

Extra Mural Studies Unit

Coordinator Mr. A. Arul Sanjeeth Print and Publictions

Art and Craft Centre

Coordinator Ms. U. Srishanker

Coordinator Mr. R. Pragash

Coordinator Dr. T. Pratheepan


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Establishments & General Administrations

Assistant Internal Audit Ms. P. M. G. G. T. B. Weerakoon

Student Welfare

Senior Assistant Bursar Ms. M. K. D. Lakmali

Assistant Bursar Ms. A. M. C. Mihirani Finance/ Supply

Assistant Registrar Ms. S. Subramaniam

Deputy Registrar Mr. K. Poheenthiran

1.6 Non-Academic Administrators of SVIAS

Examinations & Student Admission Senior Assistant Registrar Ms. M. A. C. Fathima Aroosiya

Finance/ Payments


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1.7 Academic Staff of SVIAS

1.7.1 Department of Carnatic Music

Senior Lecturer Gr. II

BA (Music) (Madras University) MPhil (Music) (Mother Theresa Women University)

PhD (Music) (India)

Lecturer (Probationary)

Dr. T. Pratheepan

PhD (Music) (Tamil University, Tanjavur, India)


BFAHons (UoJ) Senior Lecturer Gr. II

MA, MPhil (Vocal) (India)

BA (Music) (Annamalai University, India)

BFAHons (Music) (UoJ)

BFA (Vocal) (UoJ)

MA (Music) (Ann.Uni.India), MPhil (Tamil University, India)

PhD (Music) (Tamilnadu University)

Head Dr. (Ms.). J. Vignarajan

Lecturers Mr. T. Vaheesan

Senior Lecturers Dr. (Ms.). K. Siyamalangi Senior Lecturer Gr. II

Ms. P. Jetheeswaran


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BFAHons (Violin) (UoJ)

Mphil (Mirudhangam) (Tamil University, India)

MA (Rhythamology), MPhil (Mirudhangam) (University of Madras)

Ms. K. Kethees


BFAHons (Veena) (SVIAS, EUSL)


Mr. N. Mathavan

BFAHons (Mirudhangam) (UoJ)

Mr. P. Thivyaroobasarma

BFA, MFA (Mirudhangam) (Bharathithasan University)

Ms. P. Mathavan Lecturer (Probationary)

MA (Indian Music) (University of Madras)

Lecturer (Probationary) BA (Violin) (Annamalai University)

Ms. N. Prisilla

Instructor Gr. III BA (Vocal) (Annamalai University) MA (Vocal) (Annamalai University)

Instructor Ms. H. Prashanth

MA (Madurai Kamarajan University)


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1.7.2 Department of Dance, Drama and Theatre

Head Dr. (Ms.). C. S. Ranjithkumar Senior Lecturer Gr. II BFA (Bharathanatyam) (Bharathidhasan University, India) MFA (Bharathanatyam) (Bharathihasan University, India)

BFA (Bharathanatyam) (Bharathidhasan University, India)


PhD (Dance) (Tamil University ,India)

PhD (Dance) (Tamil University, India)

1.7.2.1 Discipline of Dance

Senior Lecturers Dr. (Ms.). U. Nesakanthan

MFA (Bharathanatyam) (Bharathidhasan University, India) BFA (Bharathanatyam) (Bharathidhasan University, India)


Dr. (Ms.). T. Paramadevan



BFA (Bharathanatyam) (Bharathidhasan University, India) MFA (Bharathanatyam) (Bharathidhasan University, India)

MFA (Bharathanatyam) (Bharathidhasan University, India)

Dr. (Ms.) T. J. Jeyapragash



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BFAHons (Dance) (SVIAS, EUSL)

MPhil (Drama & Theatre) (Pondicheri University, India)

BFAHons (Dance) (SVIAS, EUSL)

Ms. T. Jeyathees

BFA (UoJ), MA (University of Madras)

Mr. R. Shobithar

Instructor Gr. III



Instructor Mr. K. Thuvasker

BFA (Bharathanatyam) (Bharathidhasan University, India)

Mr. I. Sajith

MPhil (Dance) (Tamil University, India) MFA (Bharathanatyam) (Bharathidhasan University, India)


Lecturers Ms. Nilanka Liyanage Lecturer (Probationary) BFA (Bharathanatyam) (Bharathidhasan University, India) MFA (Bharathanatyam) (Bharathidhasan University, India)


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Ms. U. Srishanker


PhD (Drama & Theatre) (Tamil University, India)

Senior Lecturer Gr. II BAHons (Fine Arts) (EUSL) MPhil (Drama & Theatre) (EUSL)

BAHons (UoJ) (Drama & Theatre)

BAHons

PGDip (Education), MPhil (Drama & Theatre)


Mr. K. Mohanathasan

Senior Lecturers Dr. (Ms.). J. Gnanadas

1.7.2.2 Discipline of Drama & Theatre


MPhil (Drama & Theatre) (EUSL)

Lecturers Mr. T. Vivanantharasa

BAHons (EUSL)

Mr. A. Vimalraj Lecturer (Probationary) BA (Fine Arts) (EUSL)

MPA (Pondichecheri), MPhil (Tamil University, India)

MA, MPhil (Drama & Theatre) (India)


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Mr. K. Thiruchenthuran

BFA (Drama & Theatre) (SVIAS, EUSL) Ms. P. Kisnaveni Lecturer (Probationary) BFA (Drama & Theatre) (EUSL)

Lecturer (Probationary) BA (Drama & Theatre), PGDip (Drama & Theatre) MPA (Drama & Theatre) (Pondichcheri University, India)

Mr. T. Tharmalingam



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PhD (Music) (Tamilnadu University)

BFA (Art & Design) (UoJ)

BFA (Visual & Technoligical Arts) (EUSL)





Mr. P. Pushpakanthan


Mr. A. Arul Sanjeeth

Head Dr. (Miss). K. Siyamalangi

MPhil (Music) (Mother Theresa Women University)

Lecturers Mr. R. Pragash

BFAHons (Art & Design) (UoJ) Lecturer (Probationary)

Mr. V. Gokularamanan

BFA (Visual & Technoligical Arts) (EUSL)

Ms. G. Rinujah

1.7.3 Department of Visual & Technological Art


BA (Music) (Madras University)


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Mr. A. L. Asmar Atham


BA (Art History) (UoJ)

MA, MPhil (Folklore & Culture studies) (Madurai Kamarajan University)

Mr. P. Rupaneethan


Lecturer (Probationary) BFA (Painting) (Rabindra Bharathi University, India) MVA (Painting) (University of Calcutta, India) Ms. K. Kalimagal Lecturer (Probationary) BFA (Fine Arts) (EUSL)

Mr. V. Sumanraj Lecturer (Probationary)

BFA (Art & Design-Sculpture) (UoJ)

Ms. U. L. Iffath Neetha Lecturer (Probationary)


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1.7.4 Unit of Information & Communication Technology

Coordinator Mr. U. Priyatharsan Senior Lecturer Gr. II BScHons (Applied Mathematics & Computing)

Instructor (Computer Technology) Gr. II Instructor Ms. H. S. Priyatharsan

Lecturer (Probationary) BScHons (Computer Science) (EUSL)

BScHons (Information & Communication Technology)

1.7.5 Library

MSc (Information Technology)(by Research)

Lecturer Ms. S. Srivathasan

Assistant Librarian Ms. Y. G. Fernando BScHons (Agriculture), PGDip (Special Needs Edu.) (OUSL)

MSc (Natural Resource Management) (UoP) DipLibSc (SLLA)

BAHons, MLibSc (UOC)

Senior Assistant Librarian Mr. B. Prashanthan


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Coordinator Ms. V. Pahirathan Senior Lecturer Gr. II

Instructors Mr. G. Raguvaran

Lecturer (Probationary) BAHons (English Literature) (UoJ)

BAHons (Tamil) (EUSL)

BAHons (Sanskrit) (UoJ)

Ms. D. Shanmugam Instructor Gr. III

1.7.6 Language Learning Zone

Lecturer Ms. T. Udhayashankar

Instructor Gr. III

BA (English Literature, Journalism & Psychology) (Bangalore University)

MPhil (Tamil) (EUSL)

MA (English Literature) (Bangalore University, India)

Mr. A. Sebarajah Instructor Gr. III BAHons (English Language Teaching) (UoJ) MA (Linguistics) (UoK)


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§ Prof. S. Krishnarajah, HoD, Dept. of History, FoA, UoJ

§ Prof. M. S. M. Anes, Dept. of Philosophy & Pscyhology, FoA, UoP.

§ Dr. S. Raguram, Senior Lecturer, Media Studies, Faculty of Arts, UoJ

§ Mr. S. Srikamalachandren, Eminent Artist, , (ISA) Art, Dip(Painting) (College of Fine Arts, Colombo)

§ Mr. C. Danial, Eminent Artist, (AD) Art, Dip(Painting) (College of Fine Arts, Colombo)

§ Ms. Saraswathy Subramaniam, Kalabooshanam, Professional Violin Artist

§ Mr. A. K. Karunakaran, Sangeetha Vidhvan, Retired Senior Lecturer (RAFA)

§ Ms. Anusooya Bright, Isaikalamani, Professional Veena Artist, Retired Lecturer (SVIAS, EUSL)

§ Ms. K. Chithambari, Sangeetha Vidhvan , Professional Veena Artist

§ Mr. S. Thibakaran, Isaikalamani, Professional Violin Artist

§ Mr. Kuhan , Professional Mirudhangam Artist

§ Mr. Velaananthan

§ Mr. M. Sithamparanathan, Isaikalamani, Professional Mirudhangam Artist

1.8 Visiting Scholars of SVIAS

§ Ms. Shanthini Sivanesan

§ Ms. V. Sangaranarayanan, Kalabooshanam, Professional Music Artist, Retired Lecturer (SVIAS)

§ Ms. G. Mahendran

§ Ms. Usha Kanagasundaram

§ Ret. Prof. C. P. Rajendra, EUSL

§ Ms. Kamala Gnadhas

§ Mr. A. Thevarupan, BA(Fine Arts), UoJ

§ Mr. M. Srishanth, BFAHons(VTA) (SVIAS)

§ Mr. S. Kokilavanan, BFAHons(Art and Design)

§ Ms. R. T. F. Rukshana, BFAHons(VTA) (SVIAS)


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2.1 Introduction The academic programmes shall be based on the bi-modal semester system. As such, each academic year will be considered as

year 1, 2, 3 and 4 respectively. Each year of study is divided into 2 semesters. One semester consists of a 15 weeks term of academic

work.

SVIAS offers following four year (8 semesters) degree programmes:

PROGRAMME OF STUDY

For a theory component, 15 hours of lectures are equivalent to one credit and for a practical component, 30 hours

work is considered as one credit. Each student has to complete 30 credit units during each year of study with a total of 120 creditunits during four years of study programmes.

§ Bachelor of Fine Arts (Dance)

§ Bachelor of Fine Arts (Drama & Theatre)

The curriculum of all degree programmes of the institute are being revised by adopting the Sri Lankan Qualification

Framework (SLQF), respective subject benchmark statements and other relevant UGC circulars.

§ Bachelor of Fine Arts (Music)

§ Bachelor of Fine Arts (Visual & Technological Arts)

2.2 Credit Units


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referred to as Major Practical and Major Theory. These will be the two components of the major subjects. Students shall have

in the elective subject such as design, wood carving, sculpture etc.

the option to choose Vocal, Violin, Veena or Mirudangam as the practical component under Music and this will be common for all Music students.

(a). Course Subjects

2.3 Course Combinations

(c). Optional Subjects

Practical and theory will be the two components and the major subjects. Relative fields and skills in the visual arts are included

Carnatic Music

All courses of study consist of;

(b). Elective Subjects

Practical and theory will be the two components and the major subjects. Relative fields and skill one in the theatre arts are

Students having Bharathanatiyam for their major practical subject shall choose vocal under elective subjects (practical) in

The course of study Dance (Bharathanatiyam) as the Branch comes Under the Department of Dance, Drama & Theatre Arts.

Visual & Technological Arts

the first and second year.

Dance (Bharathanatiyam)

Vocal, Violin, Veena & Mirudangam will be the main branches of study under the Department of Music and these will be

Drama & Theatre Arts

included in the elective subjects such as, Sri Lankan, Indian world Theatre History and Selected Drama in various Countries and traditions are included in the optional subjects.


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2.4 Academic activities

A candidate during the course of study shall;

(b) perform specified work for continuous assessment as may be prescribed by the respective Heads of Department and (c) undertake approved projects assigned by the respective Head of Department and (d) complete a specified period of stage performance training as may be specified by the Head of the relevant department

2.5 Course Code

(a) attend special Lectures and

Each course unit is denoted by the subject area abbreviation and 4 digit number. First digit denotes the year of study. Second digit

indicates the semester. Third digit indicates the serial number of the course unit in the specific department and the fourth digit indicates

the number of credit assigned to the course unit.

Subject Area Abbreviation

MUS - Music

DTA - Drama & Theatre DAN- Dance

VTA - Visual & Technological Art

(e) attend at least 80% of lectures to qualify to sit for the end semester examination. and


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3. Every student shall help the Institute in preserving all its properties and aesthetic values. Causing damage or disrupting the smooth functioning of the academic and other activities of the Institute is a punishable offence.

4. Students are expected to be neatly groomed and well dressed in line with their cultural and traditional norms.

2. The student shall assist the aesthetic discipline and smooth functioning of the Institute.

8. Conducive Teacher-Student relationship is expected to be maintained for achieving the goals of SVIAS.

9. No student shall seek private tuition from the academic staff of SVIAS.

1. Every student is expected to be of a high moral character and good behavior with commitment to achieve excellence in aesthetic disciplines.

The students of SVIAS are the stakeholders of a higher learning Institute that has a mission of preserving and enriching the cultural heritage of the country, and producing gainfully employable Graduates in their chosen fields of aesthetic disciplines.

5. No student shall, except with the written permission of the Director/SVIAS participate in Radio/TV/Public programmes, contribute any articles or letters to Newspapers or literatures under the name of SVIAS.

2.6 Student Code of Conduct and Discipline

7. Students should strictly avoid smoking and intoxicating drinks within the Campus.

6. Ragging in any form is a serious punishable offence by law.


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Registration for Degree and Courses:

Sick during Academic Session

Postponement of the study programme

endorsed by relevant Grama Niladhari & Divisional Secretary initially for one year upon the approval of Academic Syndicate.

Department within a period of 48 hours in a written format. This information should be confirmed within a period of two weeks

All students who are admitted to the Institute are required to register themselves before commencing their course of studies.

registration at the commencement of each academic year on or before the date notified.

branch of the Institute on or before the date specified.

with a valid medical supporting document.

2.6 Registration for Courses

All students who continue their course of studies during their second and subsequent years are required to renew their

Students are requested to submit duly completed registration form together with all documents requested to the Examination

If a student who falls sick during the academic session, he/she or his/her guardian should inform it to the relevant Head of the

A registered student has provision to postpone his/her study programme by written request under valid medical or poverty

The minimum period for the postponement will be one year. If any special case, the action will be taken by the Academic Syndicate. The students of SVIAS are the stakeholders of a higher learning Institute that has a mission of preserving and enriching the cultural heritage of the country, and producing gainfully employable Graduates in their chosen fields of aesthetic disciplines.

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3 COURSE DETAILS

3.1 Bachelor of Fine Arts (Music)


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3.1.3 Second Year - First Semester - Music Course code Branch code Course title No of contact

hours No of

credits)

Major-Practical

MUS 2113 Major-Vocal Advance Fundamental 90 3

MUS 2123 Major-Veena Advance Fundamental 90 3

MUS 2133 Major-Violin Advance Fundamental 90 3

MUS 2143 Major-Mirudhangam Advance Fundamental 90 3

Major-Practical

MUS 2153 Major-Vocal Advance Musical Forms 90 3

MUS 2163 Major-Veena Advance Musical Forms 90 3

MUS 2173 Major-Violin Advance Musical Forms 90 3

MUS 2183 Major-Mirudhangam Advance Musical Forms 90 3

Major-Theory

MUS 2193 Major Music Theory-3 45 3

MUS 21103 Major Mirudhangam Theory-3 45 3

Subsidiary

MUS 21112 Elective Vocal Practical -3 60 2

MUS 21122 Elective Veena Practical -3 60 2

MUS 21132 Elective Violin Practical -3 60 2

MUS 21142 Elective Mirudhangam Practical -3 60 2

Additional Subject

ASU 2112 Co - Course English-I 30 2

All students should offer this subject.

ASU 2122 Co - Course Tamil Language Skill-I 30 2

ASU 2132 Co - Course Sanskrit-I 30 2

Students should offer any one paper.


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3.1.4 Second Year - Second Smester-Music Course code Branch code Course title No of contact

hours No of credit(s)

Major-Practical

MUS 2213 Major-Vocal Creative Exercise 90 3

MUS 2223 Major-Veena Creative Exercise 90 3

MUS 2233 Major-Violin Creative Exercise 90 3

MUS 2243 Major-Mirudhangam Creative Exercise 90 3

Major-Practical

MUS 2253 Major-Vocal Kalpita Music 90 3

MUS 2263 Major-Veena Kalpita Music 90 3

MUS 2273 Major-Violin Kalpita Music 90 3

MUS 2283 Major-Mirudhangam Kalpita Music 90 3

Major-Theory

MUS 2293 Major Music General Theory-4 45 3

MUS 22103 Major Mirudhangam Theory-4 45 3

Subsidiary

MUS 22112 Elective Vocal Practical -4 60 2

MUS 22122 Elective Veena Practical -4 60 2

MUS 22132 Elective Violin Practical -4 60 2

MUS 22142 Elective Mirudhangam Practical -4 60 2

Additional Subject

ASU 2212 Co - Course English -II 30 2


ASU 2222 Co - Course Tamil Language Skill-II 30 2

ASU 2232 Co - Course Sanskrit-II 30 2

Student should offer any one paper.


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3.1.5 Third Year - First Semester - Music Course code Branch code Course title No of contact

hours No of

credit(s)

Major-Practical

MUS 3113 Major-Vocal Prayoga Exercise 90 3

MUS 3123 Major-Veena Prayoga Exercise 90 3

MUS 3133 Major-Violin Prayoga Exercise 90 3

MUS 3143 Major-Mirudhangam Prayoga Exercise 90 3

Major-Practical

MUS 3153 Major-Vocal Kalpita and Manotharma Music 90 3

MUS 3163 Major-Veena Kalpita and Manotharma Music 90 3

MUS 3173 Major-Violin Kalpita and Manotharma Music 90 3

MUS 3183 Major-Mirudhangam Kalpita and Manotharma Music 90 3

Major-Theory

MUS 3193 Major Music Theory – 5 45 3

MUS 31103 Major Mirudhangam Theory – 5 45 3

Subsidiary

MUS 31112 Elective Mirudhangam - 1 60 2

MUS 31122 Elective Bharatanatyam - 1 60 2

MUS 31132 Elective Appreciation of Hindustani and Western Music

60 2

MUS 31142 Elective Teaching of Music 60 2


Additional Subject

ASU 3112 Co - Course Introduction to Fine Arts 30 2

ASU 3122 Co - Course Elements of Hindu Culture 30 2

ASU 3132 Co - Course Studies in Indigenous Art & Culture 30 2

ASU 3142 Co - Course Music and Dance in Sri Lanka 30 2


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3.2 Bachelor of Fine Arts (Dance)

3.2.1 First Year - First Semester - Dance Course code Branch code Course title No of contact

hours No of

credit(s)

Major Practical

DAN 1113 Major Dance Basic Fundamental 90 03


Students should offer all papers

Major Theory

DAN 1133 Major Dance Theory Theory of Bharathanatyam-1 45 03


Subsidiary

MUS 11112 Elective Vocal Practical-1 60 02


Additional Subject

ASU 1112 Co - Course Introduction to Career Guidance 30 02

ASU 1122 Co - Course Introduction to IT 30P+15T 02



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3.2.2 First Year - Second Semester - Dance Course code Branch code Course title No of contact

hours No of

credit(s)

Major Practical




Major Theory

DAN 1233 Major Dance Theory History of Bharathanatyam-2 45 03


Subsidiary



Additional Subject

ASU 1212 Co - Course Introduction to Social Harmony & Sri Lankan Studies

30 02

ASU 1222 Co - Course Introduction to Basic Science 30 02



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3.2.3 Second Year - First Semester - Dance Course code Branch code Course title No of contact

hours No of

credit(s)

Major practical

DAN 2113 Major Dance Primary Dance Forms 90 03

DAN 2123 Major Dance Primary Dance Forms 90 03


Major theory



Subsidiary



Additional subject

ASU-2112 Co - Course English-I 30 2


ASU-2122 Co - Course Tamil Language Skill-I 30 2

ASU-2132 Co - Course Sanskrit-I 30 2



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3.2.4 Second Year - Second Semester - Dance Course code Branch code Course title No of contact

hours No of

credit(s)

Major practical

DAN 2213 Major Dance Primary Dance Forms or Items 90 03

DAN 2123 Major Dance Primary Dance Forms or Items 90 03


Major theory



Subsidiary



Additional subject

ASU-2212 Co - Course English -II 30 2


ASU-2222 Co - Course Tamil Language Skill-II 30 2

ASU-2232 Co - Course Sanskrit-II



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3.2.5 Third Year - First Semester - Dance Course code Branch code Course title No of contact

hours No of

credit(s)

Major Practical

DAN 3113 Major Dance Main Dance Forms or Items Nritya 90 03

DAN 3123 Major Dance Main Dance Forms or Items Nritya 90 03


Major Theory



Subsidiary

MUS 31112 Elective Mirudhangam - 1 60 02

DAN 3142 Elective Vocal – 1 60 02

DAN-3152 Elective Teaching of Dance 60 02

DAN-3162 Elective Appreciation of Other Dances 60 02


Additional Subject

ASU 3112 Co - Course Introduction to Fine Arts 30 02

ASU 3122 Co - Course Elements of Hindu Culture 30 02

ASU 3152 Co - Course Folk Dances of Eastern Sri Lanka 30 02

ASU 3192 Co - Course Sculptures Regarding Dance 30 02

ASU 31102 Co - Course Studies in Indigenous Art Forms 30 02

Students should offer any two papers


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3.2.6 Third Year - Second Semester - Dance Course code Branch code Course title No of contact

hours No of

credit(s)

Major Practical

DAN 3213 Major Dance Main Dance Forms 90 03

DAN 3223 Major Dance Main Dance Forms 90 03


Major Theory



Subsidiary

MUS 32112 Elective Mirudhangam-2 60 02

DAN 3242 Elective Vocal-2 60 02

DAN 3252 Elective Choreography 60 02

DAN 3262 Elective Kuravanji Natakas 60 02

Students should offer any one paper

Additional Subject

ASU 3212 Co - Course Folk Music & Folk Arts of Tamil Naadu & Sri Lanka

30 02

ASU 3232 Co - Course Cultural History of South India & Sri Lanka.

30 02

ASU 3242 Co - Course Art & Communication 15T + 30P 02

ASU 3282 Co - Course Opera –Nandan Charitan 30 02

ASU 3292 Co - Course Video Recording & Editing 30 02



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3.2.7 Fourth Year - First Semester - Dance Course code Branch code Course title No of contact

hours No of

credit(s)

Major Practical

DAN 4113 Major Dance Advance Dance Forms 90 03

DAN 4123 Major Dance Advance Dance Forms 90 03


Major theory



Subsidiary

DAN 4142 Elective Nattuvangam 60 02

DAN 4152 Elective Innovations in Bharathanatiyam & Music 60 02

DAN 4162 Co - Course Makeup 60 02


Additional subject

ASU 4112 Co - Course Research Methodology 30 02


3.2.8 Fourth Year - Second Semester - Dance Course code Branch code Course title No of contact

hours No of

credit(s)

Major Practical

DAN 42110 Major Dance Public Performance for 1 1/2 hrs (Arangetram) 300 10


Major Theory

DAN 4225 Major Dance Theory Dissertation-8 150 05



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Summary of Credit Unit

Division Semester Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Major Practical -1 03 03 03 03 03 03 03 10 31

Major Practical -2 03 03 03 03 03 03 03 - 21

Major Theory 03 03 03 03 03 03 03 05 26

Subsidiary- Elective 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 - 14

Additional Subject – Co - Course-1 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 - 14

Additional Subject – Co - Course-2 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 - 14

Total 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 120


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3.3.1 First Year - First Semester - Drama & Theatre

Course code Branch code Course title No of contact

hours No of

credit(s)

Major Practical

DTA 1113 Major DTA Practical Understanding the Body, Mind and Voice

90 03

DTA 1123 Major DTA Practical Elementary of Acting 90 03


Major Theory

DTA 1133 Major DTA Theory Theory of Body Mind and Voice-1 45 03


Subsidiary

DTA 1142 Elective Dance/Dance like movements 15T+30P 02


Additional Subject


ASU 1122 Co - Course Introduction to IT 15T+30P 02


3.3 Bachelor of Fine Arts (Drama & Theatre)


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3.3.2 First Year - Second Semester - Drama & Theatre Course code Branch code Course title No of contact

hours No of

credit(s)

Major Practical

DTA 1213 Major DTA Practical Advance Acting 90 03

DTA 1223 Major DTA Practical Voice & Speech for Actor 90 03


Major Theory

DTA 1233 Major DTA Theory Theory of Acting-2 45 03


Subsidiary

DTA 1242 Elective Vocal/Basic Training in Singing (Classical & Non Classical)

15T+30P 02


Additional Subject


30 02




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3.3.3 Second Year - First Semester - Drama & Theatre

Course code Branch code Course title No of contact

hours No of

credit(s)

Major Practical

DTA 2113 Major DTA Practical Vadamody, Thenmody, Vasanthan Dance Movements.

90 03

DTA 2123 Major DTA Practical Music & Dance for Theatre 90 03


Major Theory

DTA 2133 Major DTA Theory Theory of Music & Dance for Theatre-3 45 03


Subsidiary

DTA 2142 Elective Dramatic Literature 01 Selected Texts (Focus on Sri Lankan Texts )

30 02

DTA 2152 Elective Outline of Sri Lankan Theatre (Special reference to Sri Lankan Tamil Theatre)

30 02


Additional Subject

ASU 2112 Co - Course English-I 30 02



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3.3.4 Second Year - Second Semester - Drama & Theatre Course code Branch code Course title No of contact

hours No of

credit(s)

Major Practical

DTA – 2213 Major DTA Practical Script Writing 90 03

DTA – 2223 Major DTA Practical Stage Balance, Stage Movements and Stage Position.

90

03


Major Theory

DTA – 2233 Major DTA Theory Theory of Script Writing & Stage Movements-4

45

03


Subsidiary

DTA- 2242 Elective Dramatic Literature 02 Selected Texts (Focus on Indian Text )

30

02

DTA- 2252 Elective Out line History of Indian Theatre (Focus on Indian Tamil Theatre)

30

02


Additional Subject

ASU – 2212 Co - Course English-II 30 02



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3.3.5 Third Year - First Semester - Drama & Theatre Course code Branch code Course title No of contact

hours No of

credit(s)

Major Practical

DTA – 3113 Major DTA Practical Make up, Costume & Stage Decor 90 03

DTA – 3123 Major DTA Practical Stage Lighting. 90 03


Major Theory

DTA – 3133 Major DTA Theory Theory of Make-up, Costume & Stage Décor-5 45 03


Subsidiary

DTA- 3142

Elective

Dramatic Literature 03 Selected Texts (Special Focus on Greek & Elizabethan Text)

30

02

DTA- 3152

Elective

Outline of World Theatre(Special Focus on Western Modern Theatre)

30

02


Additional Subject

ASU – 3132 Co - Course Studies in Indigenous Arts & Culture 30 02

ASU – 3142 Co - Course Music & Dance in Sri Lanka 30 02

ASU- 3162 Co - Course Introduction to Udarata & Bhatharata Dances 30

02

ASU – 3182 Co - Course Adaptation in Theatre 30 02



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3.3.6 Third Year - Second Semester - Drama & Theatre Course code Branch code Course title No of contact

hours No of

credit(s)

Major Practical

DTA – 3213 Major DTA Practical Directing the Play 90 03

DTA – 3223 Major DTA Practical Production ManagementAdvertisement

90

03


Major Theory

DTA – 3233 Major DTA Theory Theory of Direction & Production-6 45 03


Subsidiary

DTA- 3242

Elective Dramatic Literature 04 Selected Texts (Focus on Modern Text)

30

02

DTA- 3252

Elective Modern Theatre of Japan’s Special Form on Kapuki)

30

02


Additional Subject

ASU – 3242 Co - Course Art & Communication 30 02

ASU - 3262 Co - Course Independent Study(Field Work) 15T+30P

02

ASU- 3252 Co - Course Audio Video Recording and Editing 15T+30P

02



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3.3.7 Fourth Year - First Semester - Drama & Theatre Course code Branch code Course title No of contact

hours No of

credit(s)

Major Practical

DTA – 4113 Major DTA Practical Theatre Workshop & Theatre Games 90

03

DTA – 4123 Major DTA Practical New Forms in Theatre(Street, Forum, Image, Invisible, Applied Theatres)

90

03


Major Theory

DTA – 4133 Major DTA Theory Theory of Theatre Appreciation & Theatre Criticism - 7

30

03


Subsidiary

DTA- 4142 Elective Dramatic Literature 05 Selected Texts (Focus on Modern and Post Modern Text)

30

02


Additional Subject

ASU - 4112 Co - Course Research Methodology 30 02

ASU - 4132 Co - Course Out Line Knowledge of Computer 30 02

Students should offer all paper


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3.3.8 Fourth Year - Second Semester - Drama & Theatre Course code Branch code Course title No of contact

hours No of

credit(s)

Major Practical

DTA – 4213 Major DTA Practical Preservation & Reformulation of Traditional Theatre

90 03

DTA – 4226 Major DTA Practical Performance 180 06


Major Theory

DTA – 4236 Major DTA Theory Dissertation 180 06


Summary of credit Unit

Division

Semester

Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Major Practical -1 03 03 03 03 03 03 03 03 24

Major Practical -2 03 03 03 03 03 03 03 06 27

Major Theory 03 03 03 03 03 03 03 06 27

Subsidiary- Elective 02 02 04 04 04 04 02 - 22

Additional Subject- Co - Course-I & II 04 04 02 02 02 02 04 - 20

Total 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 120


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3.4 Bachelor of Fine Arts (Visual & Technological Arts)

3.4.1 First Year - First Semester - Visual & Technological Arts Course Code

Branch code Course Title No. of contact hours

No. of credit(s)

Major Practical

VTA 1112 Major VTA Practical Drawing 60 02

VTA 1123 Major VTA Practical Figure Drawing 90 03

VTA 1133 Major VTA Practical Pictorial Composition 90 03


Major Theory

VTA 1142 Major VTA Theory History of Art Sri Lanka-I 30 02


Subsidiary

VTA 1151 Elective Design 30 01


Additional Subject


ASU 1122 Co - Course Introduction to Information Technology 30 02



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3.4.2 First Year - Second Semester - Visual & Technological Arts

Course Code Branch code Course Title No. of contact

hours No. of credit(s)

Major Practical

VTA 1212 Major VTA Practical Drawing 60 02

VTA 1223 Major VTA Practical Figure Drawing 90 03

VTA 1233 Major VTA Practical Pictorial Composition 90 03


Major Theory

VTA 1242 Major VTA Theory History of Art Sri Lanka-II 30 02


Subsidiary

VTA 1251 Elective Wood Carving 30 01


Additional Subject


30 02



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3.4.3 Second Year - First Semester - Visual & Technological Arts

Course Code Branch code Course Title No. of contact hours No. of credit(s) Major Practical

VTA 2112 Major VTA Practical Figure Drawing 60 02 VTA 2123 Major VTA Practical Figure Painting 90 03 VTA 2133 Major VTA Practical Pictorial Composition 90 03 Students should offer all papers

Major Theory VTA 2142 Major VTA Theory History of Art India – I 30 02 All students should offer this subject.

Subsidiary VTA 2153 Elective Sculpture 90 03 All students should offer this subject.

Additional Subject ASU 2112 Co - Course English-I 30 02 All students should offer this subject. 3.4.4 Second Year - Second Semester - Visual & Technological Arts Course Code Branch code Course Title No. of contact hours No. of credit(s)

Major Practical


Major Theory VTA 2242 Major VTA Theory History of Art India – II 30 02 All students should offer this subject.

Subsidiary VTA 2253 Elective Design 90 03 All students should offer this subject.

Additional Subject ASU 2212 Co - Course English-II 30 02 All students should offer this subject.


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3.4.5 Third Year - First Semester - Visual & Technological Arts



Major Theory VTA 3142 Major VTA Theory History of Art Europe – I 30 02 All students should offer this subject.


Additional Subject ASU 3172 Co - Course Human Communication 30 02 All students should offer this subject.

3.4.6 Third Year - Second Semester - Visual & Technological Arts



Major Theory VTA 3242 Major VTA Theory History of Art Europe – II 30 02 All students should offer this subject.


Additional Subject ASU 3272 Co - Course Media Culture & Society 30 02 All students should offer this subject.


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3.4.7 Fourth Year - First Semester - Visual & Technological Arts Course Code Branch code Course Title No. of contact hours No. of credit(s)

Major Practical

VTA 4112 Major VTA Practical Figure Drawing 60 02 VTA 4123 Major VTA Practical Figure Painting 90 03 VTA 4133 Major VTA Practical Painting Project - I 90 03 Students should offer all papers

Major Theory VTA 4142 Major VTA Theory History of Art Western – I 30 02 All students should offer this subject.


Additional Subject ASU 4172 Co - Course Media Research 30 02 All students should offer this subject.

3.4.8 Fourth Year - Second Semester - Visual & Technological Arts Course Code Branch code Course Title No. of contact hours No. of credit(s)

Major Practical VTA 4212 Major VTA Practical Figure Drawing 60 02 VTA 4223 Major VTA Practical Figure Painting 90 03 VTA 4233 Major VTA Practical Painting Project – II 90 03 Students should offer all papers

Major Theory VTA 4242 Major VTA Theory History of Art Western – II 30 02 All students should offer this subject.


Major Theory VTA 4262 Major VTA Theory Dissertation 60 02 All students should offer this subject.


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Summary of Credit Unit

Division Semester

Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Major Practical -1 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 16 Major Practical -2 03 03 03 03 03 03 03 03 24

Major Practical -3 03 03 03 03 03 03 03 03 24 Major Theory 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 16 Subsidiary- Elective 01 01 03 03 03 03 03 03 20 Additional Subject- Co - Course -I & II 04 04 02 02 02 02 02 02 20 Total 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 120


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Department of study.

semester and end semester examinations conducted after the completion of teaching of the allocated credit hours

4. Head of the Department of study shall ensure adequate notice given to the students if any changes arise apart from the above provision.

5. Duration of the continuous assessment examinations may depend on the course credit units and shall be decided

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academic semester by the convener/Lecturer-in-Charge of respective course of study assigned by the Head of the

4.1 Structure of Examination and Evaluation

1. Any component of a course of study may be evaluated either by continuous assessments conducted during the

for the respective semester.

Academic Syndicate.

2. Continuous assessments of a course of study components of any of the course of study may be conducted as quiz, Mid semester examination and/or any other appropriate assessments procedures as prescribed by the

EVALUATION SYSTEM

3. Such continuous assessments of a course of study shall be conducted at the end of the fifth and tenth week of the

by the respective Head of the Department of study.


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examination and student will be given zero marks except the mid semester examination for which the absence

11. The Research Project shall be assessed on the components such as Student's Research Project Report, Viva Voce

12. Students shall submit the said Project Report certified by the supervisor/ s to the Head of the Department of study

Examination for which total marks for shall be distributed as 60% for Student's Research Project Report, 40% for

7. It is compulsory for a student to sit the Mid Semester Examination to become eligible for the completion of the

End Semester Examination 65%

8. No continuous assessments of any course of study shall be repeated if absent on the scheduled date of

9. A Student may not be permitted to appear for any Examination unless student has satisfied the requirements of the respective course of study including eighty percentage (80%) attendance and other requirements prescribed by the

(proper) and for which the absence may be deemed as improper, subject to any decision otherwise of the Academic Syndicate.

respective course of study.

Mid Semester Examination 20%

6. Final evaluation will be evaluated by giving 35% for the Continuous Assessments and 65% for the End Semester

may be due to a valid reason approved by the Head of the Department of Study.

10. Student whose absence to any examination was approved and excused by the Academic Syndicate shall sit the

Academic Syndicate.

Examination as follows:

respective examination in the immediately following opportunity and such re-attempt shall be deemed fresh

Assessment 15%

Viva Voce Examination.

shall be assessed by a Panel of Examiners appointed by the Academic Syndicate. on or before the last specified for such submission. The Project Report and Seminar Presentation mentioned above


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4.2.1 Grade Point Values

by Marks obtained out of hundred for which there shall be a “Grade” and “Grade Point Value” as given in the table

below:

Performance of students on a credited course of study offered by the departments of study of the SVIAS shall be graded

4.2 Grading System

Grading will be given for each credit. Example : A in a 2 credit course would be considered as 2A.


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The Overall GPA (OGPA) for all the degree programmes would be the credit weighted mean giving the prescribed

4.2.2 Grade Point Average (GPA)

Grade Point Average (hereinafter referred to as GPA) for each year of study of the degree programme shall be calculated

corresponding to such credited courses of study as indicated below:

completion of all requirements for the degree programme as indicated below:

as weighted averages of grade points obtained from grades of credited courses of study and the number of credit units

4.2.3 Overall Grade Point Average (OGPA)

Overall Grade Point Average (hereinafter referred to as OGPA) for the degree programme shall be calculated at the

weight for the given year, computed to two decimal places.


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approved by the Academic Syndicate, the student shall be denoted AB for that course of study.

1. To pass a course of study a student should achieve a minimum of C grade for a theory subject and a

Practical Subject.

minimum of B- grade for practical subject.

2. If a student is absent for an End Semester Examination of any course of study without a valid reason

4.3.2 Repeating a Course

1. CAny student who obtains a grade less than for a Theory subject must repeat the paper and any student

2. The maximum grade given for a repeated examination shall be C for a Theory subject and B- for a

3. A repeat candidate must appear to repeat examination at the immediately following opportunity and shall

4.3.1 Pass in a Course Unit

4.3 Pass & Repeat Requirements

who obtains a grade less than for a Practical subject must repeat the paper.B-

the Senate on the recommendation of Academic Syndicate on the request of the candidate.

not be allowed to repeat the said course of study more than twice. A grace chance shall be permitted by


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4.4 Award of Degree and Classes

3. has obtained OGPA values shown below:

4.4.2 Award of Classes

1. has successfully completed the degree programme within four academic years, except for the situation accepted by the academic Syndicate and approved by the University Senate, and

4.4.1 Award of the Degree

Complete the relevant requirements within a period of seven academic years from the date of Registration to the

A student may qualify for the award of Class Honors if he/she;

2. has obtained at-least grade C in all Theory subjects and B- in all Practical subjects.

Institution.

4. has fulfilled other requirements prescribed by the Senate.


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The transcript shall also give the Overall GPA (OGPA), the class (if any) obtained and the Grade Point Value of each Grade.

At successful completion of first year, second year and third year of study.

4.5 Exit from the Study Programmes

circumstances the following will be awarded:

At successful completion of first year of study.

2. Diploma in Fine Arts (Dance/Music/Drama & Theatre / Visual & Technological Arts)

Those who are willing to leave from the study programme in the middle of the course of study due to the unavoidable

1. Certificate in Fine Arts (Dance/Music/Drama & Theatre / Visual & Technological Arts)

At successful completion of first year, second year of study.

The credit values of all the course units and the grades obtained in each course unit shall appear in the transcript.

The date of Seminar Presentation or the date of submission of the Corrected Project report as directed by the panel

3. Bachelor in Fine Arts (General Degree) (Dance/Music/Drama & Theatre / Visual & Technological Arts)

4.4.4 Official Transcript

considered as the effective date of the degree programme. of examiners to do so or the final date of examination completing degree programme whichever comes latest may be

4.4.3 Effective Date of the Degree


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EXAMINATION REQULATIONS

2. Seating

Regulation made by the Senate of the Eastern University, Sri Lanka under section 29, 45 of the Universities Act No. 16 of 1978 as amended by the Universities (Amendment Act No.7 of 1985, are applicable). Following regulation may be cited as the Examination Procedure, Offences & Punishment Regulation No.1 of 1989, effective from July 1989.

A candidate shall not have on his/her person or in his/her clothes or on the admission card/ timetable/student record book or student identity card any notes, Parcels, handbags etc, which a candidate has brought with him/her should be kept at a place indicated by the Supervisor/Invigilator.

1. Attendance

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A candidate is expected to be outside the Examination Hall at least 15 minutes before the commencement of each paper, but shall not enter the Hall until she/he is requested to do so by the Supervisor.

On admission to the hall a candidate shall occupy the seat allotted to him/her and shall not change it except on the specific instruction of the Supervisor.

5.1 Examination Procedure

3. Admission to Hall A candidate shall not to be admitted to the Examination Hall after the expiry of half an hour from the commencement of the

Examination. A candidate shall not be allowed to leave the hall until half an hour has elapsed from the commencement of the Examination or during the last 15 minutes of the paper.

4. Items which candidates should not bring into the Examination Hall


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A candidate shall have his/her student record book/student identity card and the admission card with him/her in the examination hall on every occasion he/she present himself/herself for a paper. His/her candidature is liable to be cancelled if he/she does not produce the student record book/student identity card and admission card when requested to do so. If he/she fails to bring his/her student record book/student identity card and the admission card, he/she shall sign a 'declaration in respect of the paper of which he/she had not produced the student record book/student identity card or admission card in the form provided for it, and produce the student record book/student identity card and admission card on the next occasion when he/she appears for the examination.

A candidate may be required by the Supervisor to declare any item, in his/her possession or person.

5. Student Record Book / Student Identity Card as Identification Documents

If it is the last paper or the only paper he/she is sitting, he/she shall produce the student record book/student identity card to the Registrar or the relevant Senior Asst. Registrar/Assistant Registrar within the next three working days. If a candidate loses his/her student record book/student identity card or admission during the examination period, he/she shall obtain a duplicate of student record book/student identity card /admission card as the case may be from the Registrar or relevant Senior Asst. Registrar/Asst. Registrar for production at the Examination Hall.

6. Declaration of articles in possession

8. Cheating

7. Copying

If any candidate was found to have copied from another candidate by an examiner at the time of marking, he/she would be treated as having committed a punishable offence.

No candidates shall submit a practical book or field book or dissertation/thesis or project study or answer script which has been prepared wholly or party by someone other than the candidate himself/herself.

No candidates shall copy or attempt to copy from any book or paper or notes or similar material or from the scripts of another candidate. A candidate shall neither help another candidate nor obtain help from another candidate or any other person. A candidate shall not conduct himself/herself so negligently that an opportunity is given to any other candidate to read anything written by him/her or to watch any practical examination performed by him/her. No candidate shall use any other unfair means or obtain or render improper assistance at the examination.


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10. Examination Stationary /University Property

9. Articles candidates may bring A candidates shall bring his/her own pens, ink, mathematical instruments, erasers, pencil, or any other approved equipment or

stationary which he/she has been instructed to bring. The use of a calculator will be permitted only for papers that contain a rubric to that effect.

Examination stationary (i.e. writing paper, graph paper, etc) will be supplied at the Examination Hall as and when necessary. No sheet of paper from the answer book supplied to a candidate may be torn, crumpled, folded or otherwise mutilated. No paper other than those supplied to him/her by the Supervisor/Invigilator shall be used by the candidates. All material supplied, whether used or unused, shall be left behind on the desk and not removed from the examination hall.

12. Rough work to be cancelled

Any part of an answer which is not to be considered for the purpose of assessment shall be neatly crossed out. If the same question has been attempted in more than one place the answer or answers that are not to be considered shall be neatly crossed out.

11. Index Number

Every candidate shall conduct himself/herself in the Examination Hall and its precincts as not to cause disturbance or inconvenience to the supervisor or other candidates. In entering and leaving the hall, he/she shall conduct himself/herself as quietly as possible. A candidate is liable to be excluded from the Examination Hall for disorderly conduct.

Calculations and rough work shall be done only on paper supplied for the examination, and shall be cancelled and attached to the answer script. Such work should not be done on any other material. Any candidate who disregards these instructions runs the risk of being considered as having written notes or outline of answers with the intention of copying.

14. Conduct

Every candidate shall enter his/her index number on each answer book and on every continuation paper. He/she shall also enter all necessary particulars as required. A candidate who inserts on scripts an index number other than his/her own is liable to be considered as having attempted to cheat. A script that bears no Index number or has an index number which cannot be identified is liable to be rejected. No candidate shall write his/her name or any other identifying marks on the answer script.

13. Unwanted parts of answer to be crossed out


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15. Stopping work

16. Maintenance of Silence Absolute silence shall be maintained in the Examination Hall and its precincts. A candidate is not permitted for any reason

whatsoever to communicate or to have any dealing with any person other than the Supervisor/Invigilator. The attention of the Supervisor/Invigilator shall be drawn by the candidates by missing his/her hand from where he/she is seated.

Any candidate receiving unauthorized assistance from any person shall be deemed to have committed an examination offence.

During the course of answering a question paper a candidate shall be permitted to leave the Examination Hall temporarily. In case of an emergency, the Supervisor/Invigilator may grant him/her permission to do so but the candidate will be under his/her surveillance.

19. Unauthorized Assistance

Candidates shall stop work promptly when ordered by the Supervisor/Invigilator to do so.

17. Leaving the Hall

No person shall impersonate a candidate at the examination, nor shall any candidate allow himself/herself to be impersonated by another person.

20. Cancellation/Postponement

21. Marking of statements

18. Impersonation

If circumstances arise which in the opinion of the Supervisor render the cancellation or postponement of the examination, the Supervisor shall collect the scripts already written and then report the matter as soon as possible to the Vice-Chancellor/Registrar

The Supervisor/Invigilator is empowered to require any candidate to make a statement in writing on any matter which may have arisen during the course of the examination and such statements shall be signed by the candidate. No candidate shall refuse to make such a statement or to sign it. If such a candidate refuses to make a statement or refuses to sign it, the Supervisor/Invigilator shall make his/her own statement and report the matter to the Director


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No candidate shall contact any person other than the Vice-Chancellor, Dean, Head of the Department, the Registrar or the relevant Senior Asst. Registrar / Asst. Registrar regarding any matter.

22. Contact person with respect to examination matters

A student who withdraws or absents himself/ herself form any degree examination shall not be eligibility for honours at a subsequent examination unless the senate/council decides otherwise.

23. Handing over the answer scripts Every candidate shall hand over the answer script personally to the Supervisor/Invigilator, or remain in his/her seat until it is

collected. On no account shall a candidate hand over his/her answer script to an attendant, a minor employee or another candidate.

24. Withdrawal Every candidate who registers for an examination shall be deemed to have sat the examination unless he/she withdraws from

the examination before the commencement of the examination. He/she should submit a medical certificate in support of his/her of his/her absence, prior to the commencement of the examination. If such a document of cannot be submitted before the commencement of the examination, a candidate shall inform of his/her inability to attend the examination to the Dean of the Faculty within a week after the commencement of the examination. The medical certificate shall conform to the senate regulations.

25. Absence from examination When a candidate is unable to present himself/herself for any part/section of an examination, he/she shall notify or cause to be

notified this fact to the Dean of the Faculty and relevant Senior Asst. Registrar or Asst. Registrar immediately. This should be confirmed in writing with supporting documents by registered post within two weeks.

26. Eligibility for Honours

No student shall sit an examination, if he/she has exhausted the number of attempts that he/she is allowed to sit that particular examination, unless he/she has been granted special permission to do so by the Senate.Under exceptional circumstances the Supervisor, in consultation with the Director/ Vice-Chancellor / Registrar, may use his discretion.

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This re-sit examination with the approval of the Academic Syndicate shall be considered as the first attempt.

28. Examination Entry Form To sit for an examination, a student should submit an application in the prescribed form within the stipulated period. The eligible students will be issued an admission card to sit for the particular examination.

29. Sick during the Examination If a student who falls sick during the examinations, he/she or his/her guardian should inform this to the Registrar of Examination

branch and relevant Head of the Department within a period of 48 hours in writing. This information should be confirmed with a valid medical supporting document within a period of two weeks from the last date of the particular semester examination. However, the Academic Syndicate will take the final decision. If the Academic Syndicate approves the medical certificate, the student has to sit for the examination in the next immediately available opportunity.

A medical certificate is considered a valid document such as a certificate whereas issued by the government hospital. Moreover, a medical certificate should be obtained from any one of the following medical practitioners. A University Medical Officer (UMO), District Medical Officer (DMO), Consultant Specialist in a particular field or an Ayurvedic Physician Registered in the Ayurvedic Medical Council. Under the exceptional circumstances, a medical certificate issued by a private hospital or a Sri Lanka Medical Council (SLMC) registered private practitioner endorsed by the University Medical Officer may be accepted.

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Any candidates who violates examination Rule 9 shall be deemed guilty of the offence of having cheated at the examination and his/her candidature for examination shall be cancelled and to be prohibited from sitting any examining of this University for a period varying from 3-5 academic years.

Any candidate who is detected removing examination (Rule II) shall be deemed guilty of an examination offence and his/her candidature for that examination shall be cancelled and he/she shall be liable to be prohibited from sitting any examination of this University for a period two academic years.

2. Copying

1. Possession of unauthorized documents

Any candidate who violates examination Rule 7 or 8 shall be deemed guilty of the offence of copying and therefore his/her candidature shall be cancelled from that examination and he/she shall be prohibited from sitting any examination of this University for a period of three academic years.

4. Removal of Stationery

Any candidate who violates examination Rule 5 shall be deemed guilty of the offence of possession of unauthorized documents and his/her candidature for that examination shall be cancelled and he/she shall be prohibited from sitting any examination of this University for a period varying from 1-3 academic year.

5.2 Examination offences and Punishments

3. Cheating

5. Disorderly conduct Any candidates who violates any one or more of the rules in 6,15,16,17,18 and 19 shall be deemed guilty of the offence of

disorderly conduct and his/her candidature shall be cancelled form sitting that examination and he/she shall be prohibited form sitting any examination of this University for a period of two academic years.


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7. Unauthorized Assistance

Any candidate found aiding and abetting in the commission of any of the above examination offences shall be deemed to have committed that offence and be punished in respect of the offence in accordance, with the provisions of the relevant section.

9. Other Offence

Any candidate who violates examination Rule 18 shall be guilty of the offence of impersonation and his/her candidature for that examination shall be cancelled and he/she shall be prohibited from sitting any examination of this University, Impersonator/s may also be given any punishment under the Penal Code, Criminal Law. In the event the impersonator is found to be a graduate of this University, his/her degree shall be withdrawn.

6. Impersonation

Any candidate who violates examination Rule 21 shall be guilty of an examination offence and his/her candidature for that examination shall be cancelled and he/she shall be prohibited from sitting any examination of this University for a period of 1-3 academic years.

8. Aiding and Abetting

Any other offence which is not covered in the above sections alleged to have been committed by a candidate and reported to the relevant authority by a Supervisor or examiner shall be inquired into and appropriate action taken


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6 SERVICES & FACILITIES

6.1 Departments/Units/Centres


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6.2 Registration of Students

Registration Fee Rs. 400.00 Hand Book Rs. 500.00

Library Deposit Rs. 500.00 Instrumental Deposit Rs. 1000.00 Identity Card fee Rs. 300.00

Total Fee Rs. 3,000.00

Medical Fee Rs. 200.00

Student Charter Fee Rs. 100.00

Every registered student will be given an Identity Card and a Student Record Book. Students are advised to produce their Identity Cards when requested by any Officials of the University and while attending to official matters in the University. Therefore, students should have their Identity Cards with them at all times. The records of examinations are maintained by the Senior Assistant Registrar / Examinations in the Student Record Book.

The Senior Student Counsellor and the Student Counsellors provide assistance and guidance to students on academic and personal matters. Students can seek the assistance and guidance from the Student Counsellors on matters like:

(i) Adapting to the new Campus life and environment.

Re- registration

6.3 Student Identity Card and Record Book

6.4 Student Counsellors

(ii) Advice in relation to accommodation, financial assistance etc.

Medical Fee Rs. 200.00

(iii) Personal problems if any.

Re-registration Fee Rs. 400.00

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Sports Council and Sports Advisory Board are responsible for sports activities. Students should make the best use of such

A Health Centre has been established in the Institute to provide health care service to staff and students. A Visiting Doctor is deployed to provide immediate medical assistance. Medical Certificates which are submitted by the students should be recommended by the Visiting Doctor.

opportunities.

The Mahapola Scholarship and the Bursary are the two major sources that provide financial assistance to the University students. You are required to contact the Assistant Registrar, Student Welfare for further information.

6.5 Hostels

Hostel facilities are available for both male and female students. For hostel accommodations preference is given for the outstation students. Hostel students are provided with facilities such as, beds, mattresses, towel racks, study tables, chairs and water filters. In addition, a television set is available in the common hall. Sub-wardens are in charge for the day-to-day administration of the hostels. Students are advised to meet the sub-warden in all matters related to hostel accommodation. For further information regarding accommodation, please contact Assistant Registrar, Student Welfare.

6.6 University Medical Service

6.7 Sports Facilities

The facilities for sports activities are provided by the University. The Lecturer-in- Charge Sports, Instructor - Physical Education,

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vkJ Jhu Nehf;F

jhk; njupT nra;Ak; mofpay; Gyk; rhH Jiwfspy; mwpitAk; mspf;if jpwd;fisAk;; ngw;Wf; nfhs;s re;jHg;gj;jpid toq;Ftjd; %yk; Ntiytha;g;gpid ngw;Wf; nfhs;sj;jf;f gl;ljhupfis cUthf;Fk; mNjNtis ,yq;ifapd; fyhrhu ghuk;gupaj;jpid NgZjYk; tsg;gLj;jYk; Rthkp tpGyhde;j mofpaw; fw;iffs; epWtfj;jpd; gzpfshf mikfpd;wd.

Rthkp tpGyhde;j mofpay; fw;iffs; epWtfj;jpd; Jhu Nehf;fhdJ Nfs;tprhh; Nehf;F njhlh;gpy; mofpaw; Jiwg; Gyq;fspy; Kjd;ik ngw;w epWtdkhf tpsq;Fjy; MFk;.

vkJ gzp

,J gpd;tUk; Nehf;fq;fis mbg;gilahff; nfhz;like;Js;sJ.

a) fHehlf rq;fPjk;> nre;newp eldq;fs;> ehlf> muq;ff; fiyfs;> kw;Wk; fl;Gy> njhopy;El;gf; fiyfspy; caH njhopy; NjHr;rp ngw;Nwhiu cUthf;Fjy;.

b) nre;newp kw;Wk; RNjr fiy> fyhrhuj;jpid Nkk;ghl;Lld; Ngzp ehl;bd; Njitfisg; G+Hj;jp nra;jYk;> jkJ caHfy;tpf;nfd mofpaw; fiyfisj; njupT nra;Nthupd; mgpyhi\fisg; G+Hj;jp nra;jYk;.

c) fyhrhu gupkhw;Wif epfo;r;rpj; jpl;lq;fs; Clhf r%f xUikg;ghl;bid cUthf;Fjy;.

d) Rthkp tpGyhde;j mofpaw; fw;iffs; epWtfj;jpd; fw;if epfo;r;rpj; jpl;lq;fspd; juj;jpid Nkk;gLj;JKfkhf ntspehl;bYk;> ,yq;ifapYk; cs;s mofpay; fw;iffSld; njhlHGgl;l gy;fiyf;fofq;fs;> epWtdq;fs; vd;gtw;Wld; ,izg;gpid Vw;gLj;jYk;> ,ize;j Ma;Tfs;, MrpupaH> kw;Wk; khztH gupkhw;Wif epfo;r;rpj; jpl;lq;fs; %yk; ehl;bd; mspf;iff; fiyfis Nkk;g;gLj;jYk;.

e) ,yq;if kf;fSf;F gue;j re;jHg;gj;jpid mspg;gjd; %yk; nre;newp kw;Wk; etPd mofpaw; fiyfs;> fyhrhuk; vd;gtw;wpid mDgtpf;fTk;> Nghw;wTk; ,lkspj;jy;.

f) mofpay;rhH Gyq;fspy; caH fw;ifiaAk;> juk;rhH Ma;tpidAk; ntw;wpfukhf Nkw;nfhs;sf;$ba gl;ljhupfis cUthf;Fjy;.

g) mofpaw; fw;iffspy; Mh;tKilNahUf;F mJ njhlHghd mwpT> jpwd; vd;gtw;wpid toq;Fjy;.

h) cs;SHf; fiyQHfspd; rf;jpkpf;f jpwikfis gpurpj;jkhf;FjYk;> caHj;JjYk;.


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jiyth; / Ez;fiyj; Jiw (2002 - 2004) 2. Nguhrphpah; rp.nksdFU

1.1 fpof;Fg; gy;fiyf;fofk; gw;wpa RUf;ftuyhW

1.2 Rthkp tpGyhde;jh ,ir eldf; fy;Yhup

1. fyhepjp. mk;kd;fpsp KUfjh];

1. mwpKfk;

Rthkp tpGyhde;jh ,ir eldf; fy;YhupahdJ ,yq;if gy;fiyf; fofj;jpd; Kjy; jkpo;g; NguhrpupaUk; kl;lf;fsg;gpd; mUe;jtg; Gjy;tUk; ,uhkfpU\;z klj;jpd; Gfo;G+j;j JwtpAkhd Rthkp tpGyhde;jupd; (1892- 1947) QhgfhHj;jkhf gpuhe;jpa mgptpUj;jp kw;Wk; ,e;J fyhrhu mikr;rpdhy; 29 Nk 1982,y; ];jhgpf;fg;gl;lJ.

,yq;ifapd; fpof;F khfhzj;jpy;> caHfy;tp epWtd mgptpUj;jp njhlHgpy; ePz;lfhykhf epytpa Njitapid eptHj;jpf;Fk; nghUl;L 1981 Mf];l; 1Mk; jpfjp kl;lf;fsg;G gy;fiyf;fof fy;Yhup ];jhgpf;fg;gl;lJ. tptrha kw;Wk; tpQ;Qhd gPlq;fSld; Muk;gpf;fg;gl;l ,f;fy;Yhupapd; ,U gPlq;fSk; Nguhjid gy;fiyf; fofj;Jld; ,izf;fg;gl;bUe;jd. 1986Mk; Mz;L ,g;gy;fiyf;fof fy;Yhup fpof;Fg; gy;fiyf;fofk; vDk; ngaupy; gy;fiyf;fof me;j];j;Jf;F juKaHj;jg;gl;lJ. 1978Mk; Mz;bd; gy;fiyf;fofq;fs; rl;lk; ,y.16 gpupT 2,d; fPo; 1986 nrg;lk;gH 26Mk; jpfjp gpuRupf;fg;gl;l fl;lisapd; fPo; fpof;Fg; gy;fiyf;fofk; 1986 Ig;grp 1Mk; jpfjp ];jhgpf;fg;gl;lJ. 1988k; Mz;L tHj;jf Kfhikj;Jt gPlk;> fyhrhu fw;iffs; gPlk; vd NkYk; ,U Gjpa gPlq;fs; Vw;gLj;jg;gl;ld. fyhrhu fw;iffs; gPlkhdJ gpd;dH tpupTgLj;jg;gl;L 1991Mk; Mz;L fiy fyhrhug; gPlk; vd ngaH khw;wk; ngw;wJ. kpf mz;ikapy; fpof;Fg; gy;fiyf;fofj;jpy; nrsf;fpa guhkupg;G tpQ;Qhd gPlk; Vw;gLj;jg;gl;L 2006Mk; Mz;L njhlf;fk; khztHfs; mDkjpf;fg;gLfpd;wdH. fpof;Fg; gy;fiyf;fofj;jpd; xU tshfk; jpUNfhzkiyapy; gpuNahf tpQ;Qhdq;fs; gPlk;> njhlHghly; kw;Wk; tpahghu fw;iffs; gPlk;; vd ,U gPlq;fis jd;dfj;Nj nfhz;L ,aq;Ffpd;wJ.

,t; ,ir eldf; fy;Yhup 20k; jpfjp Vg;uy; 2001,y; fyhrhu mikr;rpdhy; caHfy;tp kw;Wk; njhlHghly; njhopy;El;g mgptpUj;jp mikr;rplk; itgt uPjpahf ifaspf;fg;gl;lJ. ,f; ifaspg;gpd;NghJ nfsut fyhrhu mikr;rupdhy; Rthkp tpGyhde;jupd; ehkKk;> ,f;fy;Yhupapd; tpNrbj;j milahsKk; njhlHe;Jk; Ngzg;gl Ntz;Lk; vd tpLf;fg;gl;l Ntz;LNfhSf;F ,zq;f fpof;Fg; gy;fiyf;fofj;jpdhy; 2001Mk; Mz;L Rthkp tpGyhde;j ,ir eldf; fy;Yhup nghWg;Ngw;fg;gl;lJ.

2001 -2005 Mk; Mz;L tiu ,e;epWtfk; fpof;Fg;gy;fiyf;fof fiy fyhrhu gPlj;jpd; fPo; ,aq;fpaJ. fPo; tUNthh; fpof;Fg;gy;fiyf;fof Nguitapdhy; ,e; epWtfj;jpd; fy;tp eph;thf Kiwikfisg; gy;fiyf;fofj; juj;jpw;Ff; nfhzh;tjw;fhf ,jd; ,izg;ghsh;;fshf epakpf;fg;gl;lhh;fs;. ,th;fspd; fhyj;jpy; fy;tp, eph;thfj;jpw;fhd mbj;jsq;fs; ,lg;gl;ld.

gPlhjpgjp> fiy gz;ghl;L ;gPlk;(2001 -2002)

3. jpU.gh.RFkhh; gPlhjpgjp / fiyg;gz;ghl;Lg;gPlk; (2004 - 2005)


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b) eldk;> ehlfKk; muq;fpaYk;

Rthkp tpGyhde;jh mofpay; fw;iffs; epWtfk; 1978k; Mz;bd; 16k; ,yf;f gy;fiyf;fofq;fs; rl;lj;jpd;; 24B vd;Dk; gpuptpd; fPo; 2005.03.14Me; jpfjp epWtg;gl;L 2005.06.03Me; jpfjp;a 1395/22 ,yf;f tpNrl tHj;jkhdpapy; ntspaplg;gl;l fl;lisahy; mq;fPfupf;fg;gl;lJ. jpUkjp ghyhk;gpif ,uhN[];tud;> M.A, (Music), M.Phil (India) mtHfs; gy;fiyf;fof khdpaq;fs; Mizf;FOtpdhy; 14k; jpfjp gq;Fdp; 2005 njhlf;fk; nraw;gLk; tifapy; ,e;;epWtfj;jpd;; KjyhtJ gzpg;ghsuhf epakpf;fg;gl;lhh;.

rpj;jpuj;jpid cs;slf;fp %d;W ghlq;fspy; f.ngh.j (c/j) ghPl;irapy; rpj;jp ngw;W gy;fiyf;fof mDkjpf;fhd jifik ngw;NwhH mt;tUlj;jpw;fhd Nkw;gb fw;ifnewpf;F tpz;zg;gpf;f cupj;Jilatuhfpd;wdH.

2. khztHfSf;fhd nghJj; jfty;fs;

eldk; cl;gl %d;W ghlq;fspy; f.ngh.j (c/j) ghPl;irapy; rpj;jpngw;W gy;fiyf;fof mDkjpf;fhd jifik ngw;NwhH mt;tUlj;jpw;fhd Nkw;gb fw;if newpf;F tpz;zg;gpf;f cupj;Jilatuhfpd;wdH.

ehlfKk; muq;fpaYk;;; cl;gl %d;W ghlq;fspy; f.ngh.j (c/j) ghPl;irapy; rpj;jp ngw;W gy;fiyf;fof mDkjpf;fhd jifik ngw;NwhH mt;tUlj;jpw;fhd Nkw;gb fw;if newpf;F tpz;zg;gpf;f cupj;Jilatuhfpd;wdH.

1.5 fw;ifj; Jiwfs;

1.3 Rthkp tpGyhde;jh mofpay; fw;iffs; epWtfk;

2.1.1 B.FA ,ir (tha;g;ghl;L)

c) fl;Gy kw;Wk; njhopy;El;g fiyfs;

Gyq;fs; njhlHghd gpd;tUk; Jiwfs; mq;fPfupf;fg;gl;Ls;sd.

rq;fPjk; cl;gl %d;W ghlq;fspy; f.ngh.j.(c/j) ghPl;irapy; rpj;jpngw;W gy;fiyf;fof mDkjpf;fhd jifik ngw;NwhH mt; tUlj;jpw;fhd Nkw;gb fw;if newpf;F tpz;zg;gpf;f cupj;Jilatuhfpd;wdH.

2.1.2 B.FA eldk; (gujk;)

2.1.4 B. FA ( fl;Gy> njhopy;El;g fiyfs;)

kl;lf;fsg;G efupypUe;J 3 fp.kP Jhuj;jpy; kl;lf;fsg;G - fy;Kid gpujhd tPjp, nehr;rpKidapy; ,e;epWtfk; mike;Js;sJ.

fl;Gy kw;Wk; njhopy;El;g fw;iffs; kw;Wk; ehlfKk; muq;fpaYk;;; fw;iffs; njhlHghd fw;if newpfs; 2006/07 fy;tpahz;L njhlf;fk; Muk;gpf;fg;gl;Ls;sd.

2.1.3 B.FA ( ehlfKk; muq;fpaYk;;;;;)

1.4 miktplk;

a) fHehlf rq;fPjk;

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cgfuzq;fSf;fhd fl;lzk; 1000.00 milahs ml;ilf;fhd fl;lzk; 300.00

2.2 khztHfisg; gjpT nra;jy;

nkhj;jf; fl;lzk; 3000.00

kUj;Jtf; fl;lzk; 200.00

gjpTf; fl;lzk; 400.00 ifE}y; 500.00

Ehyf itg;Gf; fl;lzk; 500.00

khzt rhrd E}y; fl;lzk; 100.00

2.3. kPs; gjpT kPs; gjpTf; fl;lzk; 400.00 kUj;Jtf; fl;lzk; 200.00 600.00

2.4 khztH milahs ml;ilAk; gjpTg; Gj;jfKk;rfy gjpT nra;ag;gl;l khztHfSf;Fk; milahs ml;ilAk;> gjpTg; Gj;jfKk; toq;fg;gLk;. gy;;fiyf;fof cj;jpNahfG+Ht tplaq;fSf;fhfTk; kw;Wk; gy;fiyf;fof mYtyHfs; NfhUk; NghJk; khztHfs; jkJ milahs ml;ilapid fhz;gpf;FkhW mwpTWj;jg;gLfpd;wdH. vdNt rfy re;jh;g;gq;fspYk; mtHfs; mjid jk;trk; itj;jpUg;gJ Ntz;lg;gLfpd;wJ. khztH gjpTg; Gj;jfj;jpy; guPl;irf;fhd rpNu\;l cjtpg; gjpthsupdhy;; guPl;irfs; njhlHghd juTfs; gjpT nra;J Ngzg;gLk;.

2.5 tuTEhWtPj tuT rfy khztHfsplk; vjpHghHf;fg;gLfpd;wJ. jkf;Fupa fw;if newpapy; 80%f;F Fiwe;j tutpid nfhz;Ls;s khztHfs; ,f; fw;if newpf;Fupa ,Wjp miuahz;L guPl;irf;F mDkjpf;fg;glkhl;lhHfs;. mj;Jld; IC (G+Hj;jp nra;ag;gltpy;iy) vDk; FwpaPl;bd; %yk; milahsg;gLj;jg;gl;L mtHfs; mLj;j jlitapy; mjid kPsTk; G+uzg;gLj;JkhW Ntz;lg;gLtH.

rpNu\;l khzt MNyhrfH kw;Wk; khzt MNyhrfHfspd; cjtp> topfhl;ly; vd;gd khztHfspd; jdpg;gl;l kw;Wk; fy;tprhH tplaq;fs; njhlHghf ngw;Wf; nfhLf;fg;gLk;. khztHfs; gpd;tUk; tplaq;fs; njhlHghd cjtpfisAk; topfhl;ly;fisAk; khzt MNyhrfHfsplkpUe;J ngw;Wf; nfhs;syhk;.

2.6 khzt MNyhrfHfs;

1. Gjpa gy;fiyf;fof tho;f;if> #oy; vd;gtw;wpw;F nghUj;jg;gLj;jpf; nfhs;sy;.

3. VNjDk; jdpg;gl;l gpur;rpidfs; 2. jq;Fkplk;> epjp cjtp njhlHghd MNyhrid.


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2.8 gy;fiyf;fof kUj;Jt NritkhztHfs; kw;Wk; MrpupaHfSf;nfd epWtfj;jpy; kUj;Jt Nrit epiyak; mikf;fg;gl;Ls;sJ. nrsf;fpa guhkhpg;G Nritapid toq;Ftjw;Fk; mtru kUj;Jt Nritia toq;Fk; nghUl;Lk; tUifjU kUj;JtH xUtH epakpf;fg;gl;Ls;shH. khztHfshy; rkHg;gpf;fg;gLk; kUj;Jt rhd;wpjo;;fs; tUifjU kUj;Jthpdhy; cWjpg;gLj;jg;gl Ntz;Lk;.

2.9 tpisahl;L trjpfs;

2.7 tpLjpMz; ngz; Mfpa ,UghypdUf;Fk; tpLjp trjpfs; toq;fg;gl;Ls;sd. ,t;tplaj;jpy; ntspaplj;jpypUe;J tUNthUf;F Kd;Dupik toq;fg;gLk;. tpLjptrjp ngWk; khztHfSf;F fl;by;> nkj;ij> Nkir> fjpiu kw;Wk; FbePH Rj;jpfupg;G jhq;fp; vd;gd toq;fg;gLk;. NkYk; nghJ trjpfs; miwapy; njhiyf;fhl;rp trjpAk; cs;sJ. tpLjpfspd; md;whl epHthfj;jpw;F cg tpLjpf; fhg;ghsHfs; nghWg;ghf tpsq;FtH. tpLjp trjp njhlHghd rfy tplaq;fSf;Fk; cg tpLjpf; fhg;ghsHfspd; Nritapid ngw;Wf; nfhs;SkhW khztHfs; Ntz;lg;gLfpd;wdH. ,J jtpu Nkyjpf njhlh;ghd tplaq;fSf;F guPl;irfs; kw;Wk; khztH Nritfs; gFjpapd; rpNu\;l cjtp gjpthsiu njhlHG nfhs;s KbAk;.

2.10 epjp cjtpfs;

,irkhdpg;gl;lj;jpw;;fhd mbg;gilf; fw;if newpfshf fHehlf rq;fPjk; (tha;g;ghl;L/ tPiz/ taypd; vd;gdtw;wpd; gpujhd ghlq;fisAk;)> thj;jpaf; fiyfs; (gpujhd ghlkhf kpUjq;fk;) kw;Wk; eldk;> (gpujhd ghlkhf gujehl;bak;) vd;gd mikAk;. Muk;g epiyfspy; tha;g;ghl;L> tPiz> taypd; kw;Wk; kpUjq;fk; vd;gd nra;Kiwf;Fl;gl;l njupTfshf mikAk;. eldj;jpd; fpo; gujehl;bak; xd;Nw gpujhd nrad;Kiwahf mikAk;.

gy;fiyf;fofj;jpDs; tpisahl;L trjpfs; Vw;gLj;jg;gl;Ls;sd. ,t; tpisahl;L nraw;ghLfs; njhlh;gpy; tpisahl;Lf;Fg; nghWg;ghd tpupTiuahsHfs;> clw;fy;tp NghjdhrpupaH> tpisahl;L FOtpdh; kw;Wk; tpisahl;L MNyhridf;FOtpdh; nghWg;ghf ,Ug;gh;;. ,t;thwhd re;jHg;gq;fis kpfr; rpwg;ghd Kiwapy; gad;gLj;jpf; nfhs;SkhW khztHfs; Ntz;lg;gLfpd;wdH.

gy;fiyf;fof khztHfSf;F epjp cjtpaspf;Fk; ,U Kf;fpa %yq;fshtd k`hnghy Gyikg; ghprpy; kw;Wk; khztH; cjtp epjp vd;gdthFk;. ,Jgw;wpa Nkyjpf tpguq;fSf;F guPl;irfs; kw;Wk; khzth; Nritfs; njhlHghd rpNu\;l cjtpg; gjpthsiu njhlHG nfhs;SkhW Ntz;lg;gLfpwPHfs;.

,ir> thj;jpak; kw;Wk; eldk; njhlHghd fw;if newpfs;> ,yq;ifapd; mspf;iff; fiyfs; njhlHghd ghuk;gupaj;jpd; tpUj;jpf;nfd Ma;T kw;Wk; mspf;if vd;gdtw;wpid Nkw;nfhs;Sk; kdpj tsj;jpid Vw;gLj;Jk; Nehf;FlNdNa cUthf;fg;gl;Ls;sd. 2006/07Mk; fy;tpahz;L njhlf;fk; ehlfk;> muq;ff; fiy> fl;Gyf; fiyfs; njhlHghd Gyq;fs; Muk;gpf;fg;gl;Ls;sd. ,g;Gyq;fis tpUj;jp nra;tjd; %yk; ,e;epWtfk; mofpay; fiyfs; njhlHgpy; xU cd;dj epiyakhf tpsq;Fnkd vjpHghHf;fg;gLfpd;wJ.

3. 0 fw;if epfo;r;rpj; jpl;lk;


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gpd;tUk; epge;jidfSf;F mika Jiz nrad;Kiw ghlq;fshf tha;g;ghl;L> tPiz> taypd;> kpUjq;fk; kw;Wk; gujehl;bak; vd;gd njupTf;Fupa myFfshf mikAk;.

3. Nkyjpf ghlq;fs;.

fw;if newpahdJ 3 gpujhd gpupTfshf tifg;gLj;jg;gl;Ls;sJ.

fy;tp newp, miuahz;L kjpg;gPl;L vz; myFfis cs;slf;fpa ehd;F tUl fhyg;gFjpiaf; nfhz;bUf;Fk;. xt;nthU fy;tpahz;Lk; ,U miuahz;Lfs; nfhz;ljhf mikAk;. xt;nthU miuahz;Lk; 15 thuq;fisf; nfhz;bUf;Fk;. ehd;F tUlq;fisf; nfhz;l gl;lg;gbg;G newpahdJ vl;L miuahz;Lfis cs;slf;Fk;. xU kjpg;gPl;L vz; myfhdJ, rh];jpuk; Mapd; 15 fw;wy; kzpj;jpahyq;fisAk; nrad;Kiw Mapd; 30 fw;wy; kzpj;jpahyq;fisAk; nfhz;bUf;Fk;.

3.1 gl;lg;gbg;G epfo;r;rpj; jpl;lk;

NtW fw;if newpfs; Muk;gpf;fg;gLk; gl;rj;jpy; ,Nj eilKiw gpd;gw;wg;gl;L gl;lq;fs; toq;fg;gLk;. c-k; B.FA (rq;fPjk; tPiz), B.FA (rq;fPjk; - taypd;) B.FA (thj;jpa fiyfs;- kpUjq;fk;) B.FA (ehlfKk; muq;fpaYk;;;;;) B.FA (Xtpak;) B.FA ( rpw;gk;) B.FA (kuGf; fiyfs;); B.FA (jpiug;glf; fiy)

3.2 gl;lg;gbg;G newpapd; fhyg;gFjp

1. gpujhd ghlk;

,irj; Jiwapd; fPo; tha;g;ghl;L> tPiz> taypd; kpUjq;fk; vd;gd Kf;fpa fw;if gpupTfshfTk; eldj; Jiwapd; fPo; gujehl;bak; Kf;fpa fw;if gpupthfTk; ,lk;ngWk;. ,it gpujhd ghlq;fnsdf; Fwpg;gplg;gLk;. rh];j;jpuk; kw;Wk; nrad;Kiw vd;gd ,tw;wpd; gFjpfshFk;.

3.3 fw;if newp ghlq;fs;

khztHfs;, ,irg; gpuptpd; fPo; tha;g;ghl;L> tPiz taypd; my;yJ kpUjq;fk; vd;gtw;wpy; VNjDk; xd;iw nrad;Kiw gFjpahf njupT nra;a KbAk;. ,j;njupT mf; fw;ifnewpapd; ,Wjptiu njhlUk;. rfy ,irj;Jiw khztHfSf;Fk; rh];j;jpuk; kw;Wk; Vida fw;if newpfs;; nghJthdjhf mikAk;.

2. Jizg;ghlk;

(a) gpujhd nrad;Kiwg; ghlkhf tha;g;ghl;bid njupT nra;NthH> Jiz nrad;Kiw ghlq;fshf tPiz my;yJ taypid Kjyhk;> ,uz;lhk; tUlq;fspYk;; kpUjq;fk;, gujehl;bak; my;yJ Vida tpUg;G ghlq;fis %d;whk; tUlj;jpYk; njupT nra;ayhk;.

gl;lg;gbg;gpid ntw;wpfukhf Nkw;nfhs;Sk; xt;nthUtUk; Ez;fiy ,irkhdp (B.FA) gl;lj;jpid ngw;Wf; nfhs;tH. mtHfsJ tpNrlj;Jt ghlnewp milg;Gf; Fwpf;Fs; toq;fg;gLk;.

(b) gpujhd nrad;Kiwg; ghlq;fshf tPiz my;yJ taypid njupT nra;gtHfs; Jiz nrad;Kiw ghlkhf tha;g;ghl;bid Kjyhk;> ,uz;lhk; tUlq;fspy; njupT nra;ayhk;. %d;whk; tUlj;jpy; kpUjq;fk; my;yJ gujehl;bak; my;yJ Vida tpUg;Gg; ghlq;fis njupT nra;ayhk;.


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jkJ gl;lg;gbg;G newpapid G+Hj;jp nra;a khztHfs; nkhj;jkhf 120 kjpg;gPl;L vz; myFfisg; ngw Ntz;Lk;. mit gw;wpa tpguq;fs; gpd;tUkhW:

khztHfs; Kjy; tUlj;jpy; ,uz;L fl;lha ghlq;fisAk; mjidj; njhlHe;J tUk; tUlq;fspy; ,uz;L Nkyjpf ghlq;fisAk; Nkw;nfhs;s Ntz;Lk;. ,g;ghlq;fs;; khztHfspd; nkhop (jkpo;> Mq;fpyk;> rk];fpUjk;) Ez;fiy> fyhrhuk; gw;wpa tuyhW> ,e;J ehfuPfk; kw;Wk; fiyg;gpupTld; njhlHGila Vida Gyq;fs; rhH gpd;Gy mwpit toq;Fk; Nehf;Fld; tbtikf;fg;gl;Ls;sd. ,g;ghlq;fs; khztHfspd; tpUg;;Gj; njupTf;fhf gy njupTfisf; nfhz;bUf;Fk;.

(c) gpujhd nrad;Kiwg; ghlkhf gujehl;baj;jpid njupT nra;gtHfs; Jiz nrad;Kiwg; ghlkhf tha;g;ghl;bid Kjyhk;> ,uz;lhk; tUlq;fspy; njupT nra;ayhk;. gpd;dH mtHfs; kpUjq;fk;> tPiz taypd; my;yJ Vida tpUg;Gg; ghlq;fisj; njupT nra;ayhk;.

3.4 kjpg;gPl;nlz; myFfs;

3.5 fw;ifnewpf; FwpaPL

fw;ifnewp njhlHghd FwpaPLfs; gpd;tUkhW mikAk;.

gpupT(ngaH) cjhuzk;: MUS- ,ir- DAN- eldk;.

,jid njhlHe;J ehd;F ,yf;f vz;fs;: cjhuzk. 1111

1-1-1-1 1k; ,yf;fk; fw;if newp tUlj;jpid Fwpg;gpLk;.1-1-1-1 2k; ,yf;fk; fw;if newp miuahz;bid Fwpg;gpLk;.1-1-1-1 3k; ,yf;fk; Fwpj;j Jiwapdhy; toq;fg;gLk; ghlq;fspd; ,yf;fj;ij Fwpg;gpLk;.1-1-1-1 4k; ,yf;fk; kjpg;gPl;L vz;fspd; vz;zpf;ifiaf; Fwpg;gpLk.;

fw;ifnewp gpupT kjpg;gPl;L vz;

gpujhd ghlk; 78

Jizg;ghlk; 14

Nkyjpf ghlk; 1. 14

Nkyjpf ghlk; 2;. 14

nkhj;jk; 120


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3.6 fw;if newpf;Fupa kjpg;gPl;Lg; Gs;spfspd; fzpg;gPL;

fw;if

newp

fw;if

newpf;Fupa;

kjpg;gPl;nl

z; (A)

khztuhy;

ngwg;gl;l

juk;

(B)

ju kjpg;G ( C )

fw;if

newpf;Fupa;

kjpg;gPl;nlz;

Gs;sp (A X C)

3.8 KOikahd ruhrhp kjpg;gPl;Lg; Gs;sp (OGPA) fzpg;gPpL

OGPA ,uz;lhk; jrk ,yf;fj;jpw;F mz;zsthf;fg;gLk;.

fw;if newpf;Fupa nkhj;j fpubl; Gs;spfs; - 15 fpubl; Gs;spfs;

3.7 miuahz;Lf;fhd ruhrhp kjpg;gPl;Lg; Gs;sp (GPA) fzpg;gPL

cjhuzk;: 1k; miuahz;L:

GPA =ngwg;gl;l nkhj;j GPA Gs;spfs;

15

OGPA =gl;lg;gbg;G newpapy; ngwg;gl;l nkhj;j fpubl; Gs;spfs;

gl;lg;gbg;G newpapd; nkhj;j fpubl; vz;zpf;if

OGPA =G1 + G2 + 2G3 + 3G4

7

GPA =8.90 + 7.42 + 8.00 + 6.40 + 6.80 + 7.00 + 8.60

15

GPA = = 3.1447.12

15


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3.9 tFg;G epiytFg;G epiyj; jFjp ngWtjw;F gy;fiyf; fofj;jpDila mq;fPfhuk; kw;Wk; Njitg;gLk; nkhj;j kjpg;gPl;Lg;Gs;sp jtpHj;J xUtH fl;lhakhf jdJ gl;lg;gbg;gpd; vjpHghHg;Gf;fis ehd;F tUlj;jpDs; G+Hj;jp nra;jpUf;f Ntz;Lk;. me;epiyapy; mtUf;F tFg;G epiy toq;fg;gLk;.

tFg;G OGPA

Kjyhk; tFg;G 3.70 Nky;

,uz;lhk; tFg;G (Nky; epiy) 3.30-3.69

,uz;lhk; tFg;G (fPo;; epiy ) 3.00-3.29

rpj;jp 2.00 Nky;

4.1 guPl;ir jpl;lk;

guPl;irfs; miuahz;L, ,il kw;Wk; ,Wjp guPl;irfshfTk;> Nghjdh newpapd; Nghjdh kjpg;gPl;bidAk; cs;slf;fpAs;sd.

Nghjdh newp kjpg;gPL gpd;tUkhW Nkw;nfhs;sg;gLk;:

4. guPl;ir

xt;nthU myFk; xU miuahz;L fhyg;gFjpf;Fs; fw;gpf;fg;gl;L guPl;rpf;fg;gLk;. ehd;F fy;tpahz;L fhyg;gFjpapy; nkhj;jkhf vl;Lg; guPl;irfs; elhj;jg;gLk;. khzth;fs;; mDkjpf;fg;gl;Ls;s guPl;irf;fhd Mz;L> miuahz;L kw;Wk; fy;tpahz;L vd;gd xt;nthU miuahz;L guPl;irapYk; Fwpg;gplg;gl;bUf;Fk;. c-k;: rq;fPjk;> Kjyhk; Mz;L- Kjy; miuahz;L guPl;ir 2009/ 2010.

,il fy;tpahz;L guPl;ir - 20%

- 100% ,Wjp fy;tpahz;Lg; guPl;ir - 65%

fy;tprhH FOkj;jpdhy; jPHkhdpf;fg;gl;l guPl;ir kjpg;gPl;lhsHfis nfhz;l FOtpdhy; guPl;rhHj;jpfspd; jpwd;fs; kPjhd kjpg;gPL Nkw;nfhs;sg;gLk;.

kjpg;gPL - 15%


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4.2 jug;gLj;jYf;fhd jpl;lk;Fwpj;j Nghjdh newp njhlHghf Nkw;nfhs;sg;gl;l Ntiyapd; juj;jpid kjpg;gPL nra;J vOj;J tbtpy; juk; toq;fg;gLk;. toq;fg;gLk; juk; - mJ njhlHghd Gs;spfs; kw;Wk; ju mstPL vd;gd gpd;tUkhW.

juk; Gs;sp ju mstPL

A+ 75-100 4.0

A 70-74 4.0

A- 65-69 3.7

B+ 60-64 3.3

B 55-59 3.0

B- 50-54 2.7

C+ 45-49 2.3

C 40-44 2.0

C- 35-39 1.7

D+ 30-34 1.3

D 25-29 1.0

E 0-24 0.0

xt;nthU fw;if myfpYk; Mff; Fiwe;jJ 40% Gs;spfisahtJ khztHfs; ngw;wpUf;f Ntz;Lk;. rh];j;jpug; guPl;irapy; 39 my;yJ mjw;Ff; Fiwe;j Gs;spfisNah nrad;Kiwg; guPl;irapy; 49 my;yJ mjw;Ff; Fiwthd Gs;spfisNah ngWk; guPl;rhHj;jp mg;ghlj;jpw;F kPs Njhw;w Ntz;b Vw;gLk;.

Fwpj;j xU rh];jpu ghPl;irapy; “C -” juk; my;yJ mjw;F Fiwe;j juj;jpid khzth; xUth; ngw;Wf;nfhz;lhy; my;yJ xU nrad;Kiwapy; “C+” juk; my;yJ mjw;F Fiwe;j juj;jpid khzth; xUth; ngw;Wf;nfhz;lhy; mLj;JtUk; KjyhtJ re;jh;g;gj;jpy; ghPl;irf;F kPsj;Njhw;w Ntz;Lk;. xU khztd; %d;W jilit kl;LNk ghPl;irf;F kPsj;Njhw;w KbAk;. kPsj;Njhw;Wk; rh];jpu ghPl;irf;F mjp cr;rkhf “C” juKk;> nrad;Kiwg; ghPl;irf;F “B -” juKk; toq;fg;gLk;.

4.4 guPl;irf; fl;lzk;kPs; guPl;irf;fhd fl;lzk;

4.3 guPl;irf;F kPsj; Njhw;wy;

&gh. 50.00 (xt;nthU Nfhl;ghl;L guPl;ir myFf;Fk;) &gh 100.00 (xt;nthU nrad;Kiwg; guPl;ir myFf;Fk;)


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5.1 fw;if newpfs; - fHehlf rq;fPjk;

5. fy;tprhH jfty;

5.1.1 Kjyhk; Mz;L – Kjy; miuahz;L - rq;fPjk;

ghl ,yf;ff; FwpaPL cl;gphpT ghlj; jiyg;G

fhy msT (kzpj;jpahyq;fs;)

kjpg;gPl;nlz;fspd; vz;zpf;if

gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw

MUS-1113 gpujhdk;- tha;g;ghl;L mbg;gil 90 3 MUS-1123 gpujhdk;- tPiz mbg;gil 90 3 MUS-1133 gpujhdk;- taypd; mbg;gil 90 3 MUS-1143 gpujhdk;- kpUjq;fk; mbg;gil 90 3

khztHfs; gpujhd nrad;Kiwg; ghlkhf XU njupit Nkw;nfhs;sNtd;Lk;. ,j;njupT Kjyhk;, ,uz;lhk;, %d;whk;, ehd;fhk; Mz;L tiu njhlUk;.

gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw

MUS-1153 gpujhdk;- tha;g;ghl;L Muk;gepiy rq;fPj tbtq;fs; 90 3 MUS-1163 gpujhdk;- tPiz Muk;gepiy rq;fPj tbtq;fs; 90 3 MUS-1173 gpujhdk;- taypd; Muk;gepiy rq;fPj tbtq;fs; 90 3 MUS-1183 gpujhdk;- kpUjq;fk; Muk;gepiy rq;fPj tbtq;fs; 90 3 khztHfs; gpujhd nrad;Kiwg; ghlkhf XU njupit Nkw;nfhs;sNtd;Lk;. ,j;njupT Kjyhk;, ,uz;lhk;, %d;whk;, ehd;fhk; Mz;L tiu njhlUk;.

gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL

MUS-1193 gpujhd rq;fPjk; Nfhl;ghL -1 45 3 gpujhd nrad;Kiwg; ghlkhf tPiz my;yJ taypid my;yJ tha;g;ghL njupT nra;Ak; khztHfs; khj;jpuk; njhpT nra;ayhk;. ,j;njupT Kjyhk;, ,uz;lhk;, %d;whk;, ehd;fhk; Mz;L tiu njhlUk;


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MUS-11103 gpujhdk; kpUjq;fk; Nfhl;ghL -1 45 3 gpujhd nrad;Kiwg; ghlkhf kpUjq;fj;jpid njupT nra;Ak; khztHfs; khj;jpuk; njhpT nra;ayhk;. ,j;njupT Kjyhk;, ,uz;lhk;, %d;whk;, ehd;fhk; Mz;L tiu njhlUk;.

Jizg;ghlk;

MUS-11112 njhpT tha;g;ghl;L nra;Kiw -1 60 2 MUS-11122 njhpT tPiz nra;Kiw -1 60 2 MUS-11132 njhpT taypd; nra;Kiw -1 60 2 MUS-11142 njhpT kpUjq;fk; nra;Kiw -1 60 2 gpujhd nrad;Kiwg; ghlkhf thj;jpaj;ij njupT nra;Ak; khztHfs; Jizg;ghlkhf tha;g;ghl;il kl;LNk njupT nra;ayhk;. gpujhd nrad;Kiwg; ghlkhf tha;g;ghl;il njupT nra;Ak; khztHfs; Jizg;ghlkhf tPiz my;yJ taypid my;yJ kpUjq;fj;jpid njupT nra;ayhk;. ,j;njupT midj;J nrad;Kiw ghlq;fspYk; Kjyhk;, ,uz;lhk; Mz;Lfs; tiu njhlUk;.

Nkyjpf ghlq;fs;

ASU-1112 ,izg;ghlk; Jiwj;jFepiy topfhl;lYf;fhdmwpKfk;

30 2

ASU-1122 ,izg;ghlk; jfty; njhopy; El;gj;Jf;fhd mwpKfk;

30P+15T 2

rfy khztHfSk;; ,uz;L ghlq;fisAk; njhpT nra;a Ntz;Lk;.


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5.1.2 1 Kjyhk; Mz;L – ,uz;lhk; miuahz;L - rq;fPjk; ghl ,yf;ff;

FwpaPL cl;gphpT ghlj; jiyg;G fhy msT

(kzpj;jpahyq;fs;) kjpg;gPl;nlz;fspd;

vz;zpf;if gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw

MUS-1213 gpujhdk; - tha;g;ghl;L ,ilepiy mbg;gilfs; 90 3 MUS-1223 gpujhdk; - tPiz ,ilepiy mbg;gilfs; 90 3 MUS-1233 gpujhdk; - taypd ,ilepiy mbg;gilfs; 90 3 MUS-1243 gpujhdk; - kpUjq;fk; ,ilepiy mbg;gilfs; 90 3

gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw

MUS-1253 gpujhdk; - tha;g;ghl;L ,ilepiy ,ir tbtq;fs; 90 3 MUS-1263 gpujhdk; - tPiz ,ilepiy ,ir tbtq;fs; 90 3 MUS-1273 gpujhdk; - taypd; ,ilepiy ,ir tbtq;fs; 90 3 MUS-1283 gpujhdk;- kpUjq;fk; ,ilepiy ,ir tbtq;fs; 90 3

gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL

MUS-1293 gpujhdk; rq;fPjk; Nfhl;ghL -2 45 3 MUS-12103 gpujhdk; kpUjq;fk; Nfhl;ghL -2 45 3

Jizg;ghlk;

MUS-12112 njhpT tha;g;ghl;L nra;Kiw -2 60 2 MUS-12122 njhpT tPiz nra;Kiw -2 60 2 MUS-12132 njhpT taypd; nra;Kiw -2 60 2 MUS-12142 njhpT kpUjq;fk; nra;Kiw -2 60 2

Nkyjpf ghlq;fs; ASU-1212 ,izg;ghlk; r%f xUq;fpizT kw;Wk;

,yq;if fw;iffSf;fhd mwpKfk; 30 2

ASU-1222 ,izg;ghlk; mbg;gil tpQ;Qhdk; -mwpKfk; 30 2 rfy khztHfSk;; ,uz;L ghlq;fisAk; njhpT nra;a Ntz;Lk;.


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Nkyjpf ghlq;fs;

ASU-2112 ,izg;ghlk; Mq;fpyk; - I 30 2 rfy khztHfSk;; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpT nra;a Ntz;Lk;. ASU-2122 ,izg;ghlk; jkpo;nkhopj; jpwd; - I 30 2 ASU-2132 ,izg;ghlk; rk];fpUjk; - I 30 2 khztHfs; Nkw; Fwpg;gplg;gl;Ls;s ghlq;fspy; xd;wpidj; njhpT nra;a Ntz;Lk.;

5.1.3 ,uz;lhk; Mz;L – Kjy; miuahz;L - rq;fPjk; ghl ,yf;f FwpaPL

cl;gphpT ghlj; jiyg;G fhy msT (kzpj;jpahyq;fs;)


gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw

MUS-2113 gpujhdk; - tha;g;ghl;L Nky;epiy mbg;gilfs; 90 3 MUS-2123 gpujhdk; - tPiz Nky;epiy mbg;gilfs; 90 3 MUS-2133 gpujhdk; - taypd; Nky;epiy mbg;gilfs; 90 3 MUS-2143 gpujhdk; - kpUjq;fk; Nky;epiy mbg;gilfs; 90 3

gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw

MUS-2153 gpujhdk; - tha;g;ghl;L Nky;epiy ,ir tbtq;fs; 90 3 MUS-2163 gpujhdk; - tPiz Nky;epiy ,ir tbtq;fs; 90 3 MUS-2173 gpujhdk; - taypd; Nky;epiy ,ir tbtq;fs; 90 3 MUS-2183 gpujhdk; - kpUjq;fk; Nky;epiy ,ir tbtq;fs; 90 3

gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL

MUS-2193 gpujhdk; - ,ir Nfhl;ghL -3 45 3 MUS-21103 gpujhdk;- kpUjq;fk; Nfhl;ghL -3 45 3

Jizg;ghlk;

MUS-21112 njhpT tha;g;ghl;L nra;Kiw -3 60 2 MUS-21122 njhpT tPiz nra;Kiw -3 60 2 MUS-21132 njhpT taypd; nra;Kiw -3 60 2 MUS-21142 njhpT kpUjq;fk; nra;Kiw -3 60 2


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5.1.4 ,uz;lhk; Mz;L – ,uz;lhk; miuahz;L - rq;fPjk; ghl ,yf;f




MUS-2213 gpujhdk;- tha;g;ghl;L gilg;ghf;fg; gapw;rp 90 3

MUS-2223 gpujhdk; - tPiz gilg;ghf;fg; gapw;rp 90 3

MUS-2233 gpujhdk; - taypd; gilg;ghf;fg; gapw;rp 90 3

MUS-2243 gpujhdk;- kpUjq;fk; gilg;ghf;fg; gapw;rp 90 3 gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw

MUS-2253 gpujhdk;- tha;g;ghl;L fw;gpj rq;fPjk; 90 3

MUS-2263 gpujhdk; - tPiz fw;gpj rq;fPjk; 90 3

MUS-2273 gpujhdk; - taypd; fw;gpj rq;fPjk; 90 3

MUS-2283 gpujhdk;- kpUjq;fk; fw;gpj rq;fPjk; 90 3 gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL

MUS-2293 gpujhdk; -,ir nghJf; Nfhl;ghL -4 45 3

MUS-22103 gpujhdk;- kpUjq;fk; Nfhl;ghL -4 45 3 Jizg;ghlk;

MUS-22112 njhpT tha;g;ghl;L nra;Kiw -4 60 2

MUS-22122 njhpT tPiz nra;Kiw -4 60 2

MUS-22132 njhpT taypd; nra;Kiw -4 60 2

MUS-22142 njhpT kpUjq;fk; nra;Kiw -4 60 2 Nkyjpf ghlq;fs;

ASU-2212 ,izg;ghlk; Mq;fpyk; -II 30 2 rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpT nra;a Ntz;Lk;. ASU-2222 ,izg;ghlk; jkpo;nkhopj; jpwd; -II 30 2

ASU-2232 ,izg;ghlk; rk];fpUjk; -II 30 2 khztHfs; Nkw; Fwpg;gplg;gl;Ls;s ghlq;fspy; xd;wpid njhpT nra;a Ntz;Lk.;


90

5.1.5. %d;whk; Mz;L – Kjy; miuahz;L - rq;fPjk;

ghl ,yf;f FwpaPL



gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw

MUS-3113 gpujhdk;- tha;g;ghl;L gpuNahfg; gapw;rp 90 3

MUS-3123 gpujhdk; - tPiz gpuNahfg; gapw;rp 90 3 MUS-3133 gpujhdk; - taypd; gpuNahfg; gapw;rp 90 3 MUS-3143 gpujhdk;- kpUjq;fk; gpuNahfg; gapw;rp 90 3

gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw

MUS-3153 gpujhdk;- tha;g;ghl;L fw;gpj> kNdhjh;k rq;fPjk; 90 3

MUS-3163 gpujhdk; - tPiz fw;gpj> kNdhjh;k rq;fPjk; 90 3 MUS-3173 gpujhdk; - taypd; fw;gpj> kNdhjh;k rq;fPjk; 90 3 MUS-3183 gpujhdk;- kpUjq;fk; fw;gpj> kNdhjh;k rq;fPjk; 90 3

gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL

MUS-3193 gpujhdk; -,ir Nfhl;ghL - 5 45 3 MUS-31103 gpujhdk;- kpUjq;fk; Nfhl;ghL - 5 45 3

Jizg;ghlk;

MUS-31112 njhpT kpUjq;fk; - 1 60 2

MUS-31122 njhpT gujehl;bak; - 1 60 2

MUS-31132 njhpT `pe;J];jhdp> Nkw;fj;Nja ,iria czh;e;jwpjy;

60 2

MUS-31142 njhpT ,ir – fw;gpj;jy; 60 2 khztHfs; Nkw;Fwpg;gplg;gl;Ls;s ghlq;fspy; xd;wpid njhpT nra;a Ntz;Lk.;

Nkyjpf ghlq;fs;

ASU-3112 ,izg;ghlk; Ez;fiy – mwpKfk; 30 2 ASU-3122 ,izg;ghlk; ,e;Jg;gz;ghl;L %yfq;fs; 30 2 ASU-3132 ,izg;ghlk; G+h;tPf Fbfspd; fiy fyhrhuf; fw;iffs; 30 2

ASU-3142 ,izg;ghlk; ,yq;ifapy; ,ir> eldk; 30 2 khztHfs; Nkw; Fwpg;gplg;gl;Ls;s ghlq;fspy; ,uz;bid njhpT nra;a Ntz;Lk.;


91

5.1.6 %d;whk; Mz;L – ,uz;lhk; miuahz;L - rq;fPjk; ghl ,yf;f

FwpaPL cl;gphpT ghlj; jiyg;G

fhy msT (kzpj;jpahyq;fs;)


gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw

MUS-3213 gpujhdk;- tha;g;ghl;L nra;Kiw – ya MjhuKk; kNdhjh;kKk ; 90 3 MUS-3223 gpujhdk; - tPiz nra;Kiw – ya MjhuKk; kNdhjh;kKk ; 90 3 MUS-3233 gpujhdk; - taypd; nra;Kiw – ya MjhuKk; kNdhjh;kKk ; 90 3 MUS-3243 gpujhdk;- kpUjq;fk; nra;Kiw – ya MjhuKk; kNdhjh;kKk ; 90 3

gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw

MUS-3253 gpujhdk;- tha;g;ghl;L nra;Kiw – fw;gpj rq;fPjKk; kNdhjh;kKk ; 90 3 MUS-3263 gpujhdk; - tPiz nra;Kiw – fw;gpj rq;fPjKk; kNdhjh;kKk ; 90 3 MUS-3273 gpujhdk; - taypd; nra;Kiw – fw;gpj rq;fPjKk; kNdhjh;kKk ; 90 3 MUS-3283 gpujhdk;- kpUjq;fk; nra;Kiw – fw;gpj rq;fPjKk; kNdhjh;kKk ; 90 3

gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL

MUS-3293 gpujhdk; -,ir Nfhl;ghL - 6 45 3 MUS-32103 gpujhdk;- kpUjq;fk; Nfhl;ghL - 6 45 3

Jizg;ghlk;

MUS-32112 njhpT kpUjq;fk; - 2 60 2

MUS-32122 njhpT gujehl;bak; - 2 60 2 MUS-32132 njhpT gz;zikj;jy; / ,irf;Nfhg;G 60 2

MUS-32142 njhpT fpof;fpyq;if ,irg; ghuk;ghpak; 60 2 khztHfs; Nkw; Fwpg;gplg;gl;Ls;s ghlq;fspy; xd;wpid njhpT nra;a Ntz;Lk.;

Nkyjpf ghlq;fs;

ASU-3212 ,izg;ghlk; jkpo; ehL> ,yq;ifapd; fpuhkpa ,irAk; fpuhkpaf; fiyfSk;

30 2

ASU-3222 ,izg;ghlk; ,yq;ifapd; eldg; ghuk;ghpak; 30 2

ASU-3232 ,izg;ghlk; njd;dpe;jpa> ,yq;ifg; gz;ghl;L tuyhW 30 2 khztHfs; Nkw; Fwpg;gplg;gl;Ls;s ghlq;fspy; xd;wpid njhpT nra;a Ntz;Lk.; ASU-3242 ,izg;ghlk; fiyAk; njhlh;ghlYk; 15T + 30P 2 ASU-3252 ,izg;ghlk; xyp> xspg; gjpTk; njhFg;Gk; 15T + 30P 2

khztHfs; Nkw; Fwpg;gplg;gl;Ls;s ghlq;fspy; xd;wpid njhpT nra;a Ntz;Lk;.


92

5.1.7. ehd;fhk; Mz;L – Kjy; miuahz;L - rq;fPjk; ghl ,yf;f




MUS-4113 gpujhdk;- tha;g;ghl;L nra;Kiw – kNdhjh;k rq;fPj tbtq;fs;

90 3

MUS-4123 gpujhdk; - tPiz nra;Kiw – kNdhjh;k rq;fPj tbtq;fs;

90 3

MUS-4133 gpujhdk; - taypd; nra;Kiw – kNdhjh;k rq;fPj tbtq;fs;

90 3

MUS-4143 gpujhdk;- kpUjq;fk; nra;Kiw – kNdhjh;k rq;fPj tbtq;fs;

90 3

gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw

MUS-4153 gpujhdk;- tha;g;ghl;L nra;Kiw – kNdhjh;k rq;fPj tbtq;fs;

90 3

MUS-4163 gpujhdk; - tPiz nra;Kiw – kNdhjh;k rq;fPj tbtq;fs;

90 3

MUS-4173 gpujhdk; - taypd; nra;Kiw – kNdhjh;k rq;fPj tbtq;fs;

90 3

MUS-4183 gpujhdk;- kpUjq;fk; nra;Kiw – kNdhjh;k rq;fPj tbtq;fs;

90 3

gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL

MUS-4193 gpujhdk; -,ir rq;fPj> ya tuyhW - 7 45 3 MUS 41103 gpujhdk;- kpUjq;fk; Nfhl;ghL - 7 45 3

Jizg;ghlk;

MUS-41112 njhpT ,ir khzth;fSf;fhd fzdp mwpT

30

2

rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;. Nkyjpf ghlq;fs;

ASU-4112 ,izg;ghlk; Ma;T Kiwapay; 30 2 ASU-4122 ,izg;ghlk; ,ir khzth;fSf;fhd

rk];fpUj mwpT

30 2

rfy khztHfSk;; ,uz;L ghlq;fisAk; njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.


93

5.1.8. ehd;fhk; Mz;L – ,uz;lhk; miuahz;L - rq;fPjk; ghl ,yf;f




MUS-4215 gpujhdk;- tha;g;ghl;L nra;Kiw-mitf;fhw;Wif -1 150 5 MUS-4225 gpujhdk; - tPiz nra;Kiw-mitf;fhw;Wif -1 150 5 MUS-4235 gpujhdk; - taypd; nra;Kiw-mitf;fhw;Wif -1 150 5 MUS-4245 gpujhdk;- kpUjq;fk; nra;Kiw-mitf;fhw;Wif -1 150 5

gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw

MUS-4255 gpujhdk;- tha;g;ghl;L nra;Kiw-mitf;fhw;Wif -2 150 5 MUS-4265 gpujhdk; - tPiz nra;Kiw-mitf;fhw;Wif -2 150 5 MUS-4275 gpujhdk; - taypd; nra;Kiw-mitf;fhw;Wif -2 150 5 MUS-4285 gpujhdk; - kpUjq;fk; nra;Kiw-mitf;fhw;Wif -2 150 5

gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL

MUS-4295 gpujhdk; -,ir (Nfhl;ghL)

Ma;Tf; fhl;Liu - 8 150 5

MUS 42103 gpujhdk; - kpUjq;fk; (Nfhl;ghL)

Ma;Tf; fhl;Liu - 8 150 5

khztHfs; Nkw;Fwpg;gplg;gl;Ls;s ghlq;fspy; xd;wpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

kjpg;gPl;nlz; myFr; RUf;fk;

cl;gphpT miuahz;L nkhj;jk;

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw -1 03 03 03 03 03 03 03 05 26

gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw - 2 03 03 03 03 03 03 03 05 26

gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL 03 03 03 03 03 03 03 05 26

Jizg;ghlk;- njhpT 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 - 14

Nkyjpf ghlk;- ,izg;ghlk;;- 1 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 - 14

Nkyjpf ghlk;- ,izg;ghlk;;- 2 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 - 14

nkhj;jk; 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 120


94

5.2 fw;ifnewp – eldk;;

5.2.1 Kjyhk; Mz;L – Kjy; miuahz;L – eldk; ghl ,yf;f FwpaPL

cl;gphpT ghlj; jiyg;G fhy msT (kzpj;jpahyq;

fs;)


gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw

DAN 1113 gpujhdk; eldk; Muk;gepiy mbg;gilfs;

90 03 DAN 1123 gpujhdk; eldk; Muk;gepiy mbg;gilfs; 90 03 rfy khztHfSk;; ,uz;L ghlq;fisAk; njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL

DAN 1133 gpujhdk; eldk; Nfhl;ghL gujehl;ba Nfhl;ghL -1 45 03 rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

Jizg;ghlk;

MUS 11112 njhpT tha;g;ghl;L nra;Kiw -1 60 02 rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

Nkyjpf ghlq;fs;

ASU 1112 ,izg;ghlk; Jiwj;jFepiy topfhl;lYf;fhd mwpKfk;

30 02 ASU 1122 ,izg;ghlk; jfty; njhopy; El;gj;Jf;fhd mwpKfk 30P+15T 02 rfy khztHfSk;; ,uz;L ghlq;fisAk; njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.


95

5.2.2 Kjyhk; Mz;L – ,uz;lhk; miuahz;L – eldk;

ghl ,yf;f FwpaPL cl;gphpT ghlj; jiyg;G fhy msT

(kzpj;jpahyq;fs;)

kjpg;gPl;nlz;fspd;

vz;zpf;if

gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw

DAN 1213 gpujhdk; eldk; Muk;gepiy mbg;gilfs; 90 03

DAN 1223 gpujhdk; eldk; Muk;gepiy mbg;gilfs; 90 03


gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL

DAN 1233 gpujhdk; eldk; Nfhl;ghL gujehl;ba tuyhW-2 45 03

rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

Jizg;ghlk;

MUS 12112 tha;g;ghl;L nra;Kiw -2 60 02 rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

Nkyjpf ghlq;fs;

ASU 1212 ,izg;ghlk; r%f xUq;fpizT kw;Wk; ,yq;if fw;iffSf;fhd mwpKfk;

30 02

ASU 1222 ,izg;ghlk; Mbg;gil tpQ;Qhdk; -mwpKfk; 30 02 rfy khztHfSk;; ,uz;L ghlq;fisAk; njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.


96

5.2.3 ,uz;lhk; Mz;L – Kjy; miuahz;L – eldk;

ghl ,yf;f FwpaPL cl;gphpT ghlj; jiyg;G fhy msT

(kzpj;jpahyq;fs;)

kjpg;gPl;nlz;fspd;

vz;zpf;if

gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw

DAN 2113 gpujhdk; eldk; Muk;gepiy eld tbtq;fs; 90 03

DAN 2123 gpujhdk; eldk; Muk;gepiy eld tbtq;fs; 90 03 rfy khztHfSk;; ,uz;L ghlq;fisAk; njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL

DAN 2133 gpujhdk; eldk; Nfhl;ghL gujehl;ba Nfhl;ghL -3 45 03 rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk .

Jizg;ghlk;

MUS 21112 njhpT tha;g;ghl;L nra;Kiw -3 60 02 rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

Nkyjpf ghlq;fs;

ASU-2112 ,izg;ghlk; Mq;fpyk; -I 30 2

rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;. ASU-2122 ,izg;ghlk; jkpo;nkhopj; jpwd; -I 30 2 ASU-2132 ,izg;ghlk; rk];fpUjk; -I 30 2 khztHfs; Nkw; Fwpg;gplg;gl;Ls;s ghlq;fspy; xd;wpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.


97

5.2.4 ,uz;lhk; Mz;L – ,uz;lhk; miuahz;L – eldk; ghl ,yf;f FwpaPL


kjpg;gPl;nlz;fspd;

vz;zpf;if

gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw

DAN 2213 gpujhdk; eldk; Muk;gepiy eld tbtq;fs; my;yJ cUg;gbfs;

90 03

DAN 2123 gpujhdk; eldk; Muk;gepiy eld tbtq;fs; my;yJ cUg;gbfs;

90 03


gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL DAN 2233 gpujhdk; eldk; Nfhl;ghL

gujehl;ba tuyhW -4 45 03


Jizg;ghlk; MUS 22112 njhpT tha;g;ghL nra;Kiw -4 60 02 rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

Nkyjpf ghlq;fs; ASU-2212 ,izg;ghlk; Mq;fpyk;-II 30 2 rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;. ASU-2222 ,izg;ghlk; jkpo;nkhopj; jpwd; -II 30 2 ASU-2232 ,izg;ghlk; rk];fpUjk; -II khztHfs; Nkw; Fwpg;gplg;gl;Ls;s ghlq;fspy; xd;wpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.


98

5.2.5 %d;whk; Mz;L – Kjy; miuahz;L – eldk; ghl ,yf;f FwpaPL


kjpg;gPl;nlz;fspd;

vz;zpf;if

gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw DAN 3113 gpujhdk; eldk; Gpujhd eld tbtq;fs my;yJ

epUj;jpa cUg;gbfs; 90 03

DAN 3123 gpujhdk; eldk; gpujhd eld tbtq;fs my;yJ epUj;jpa cUg;gbfs;

90 03


gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL DAN 3133 gpujhdk; eldk; Nfhl;ghL gujehl;ba Nfhl;ghL -5 45 03 rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

Jizg;ghlk; MUS 31112 njhpT kpUjq;fk; - 1 60 02 DAN 3142 njhpT tha;g;ghL - 1 60 02 DAN-3152 njhpT eldk; fw;gpj;jy; 60 02 DAN-3162 njhpT gpw eld tbtq;fis czh;e;jwpjy; 60 02 khztHfs; Nkw; Fwpg;gplg;gl;Ls;s ghlq;fspy; xd;wpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

Nkyjpf ghlq;fs; ASU 3112 ,izg;ghlk; Ez;fiy – mwpKfk; 30 02 ASU 3122 ,izg;ghlk; ,e;Jg;gz;ghl;L %yfq;fs; 30 02 ASU 3152 ,izg;ghlk; fpof;fpyq;iff; fpuhkpa eldq;fs; 30 02

ASU 3192 ,izg;ghlk; eldr; rpw;gq;fs; 30 02 ASU 31102 ,izg;ghlk; kz; rhh;e;j fiytbtf; fw;iffs; 30 02 khztHfs; Nkw; Fwpg;gplg;gl;Ls;s ghlq;fspy; ,uz;bid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.


99

5.2.6 %d;whk; Mz;L – ,uz;lhk; miuahz;L – eldk; ghl ,yf;f FwpaPL


kjpg;gPl;nlz;fspd;

vz;zpf;if

gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw DAN 3213 gpujhdk; eldk; gpujhdeldtbtq;fs; 90 03 DAN 3223 gpujhdk; eldk; gpujhdeldtbtq;fs; 90 03


gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL DAN 3233 gpujhdk; eldk; Nfhl;ghL gujehl;ba tuyhW -6 45 03 rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

Jizg;ghlk; MUS 32112 njhpT kpUjq;fk; -2 60 02 DAN 3242 njhpT tha;g;ghL -2 60 02 DAN-3252 njhpT mikg;ghz;ik 60 02 DAN-3262 njhpT FwtQ;rp ehlfq;fs; 60 02 khztHfs; Nkw; Fwpg;gplg;gl;Ls;s ghlq;fspy; xd;wpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk.;

Nkyjpf ghlq;fs; ASU 3212 ,izg;ghlk; jkpo; ehL> ,yq;ifapd; fpuhkpa

,irAk; fpuhkpaf; fiyfSk; 30 02

ASU 3232 ,izg;ghlk; njd;dpe;jpa> ,yq;ifg; gz;ghl;L tuyhW

30 02

ASU 3242 ,izg;ghlk; fiyAk; njhlh;ghlYk; 30 02 ASU 3282 ,izg;ghlk; xNguh - ee;jd; rhpjk; 30 02 ASU 3292 ,izg;ghlk; xspg; gjpTk; njhFg;Gk;; 30 02

khztHfs; Nkw; Fwpg;gplg;gl;Ls;s ghlq;fspy; ,uz;bid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.


100

5.2.7 ehd;fhk; Mz;L – Kjy; miuahz;L – eldk; ghl ,yf;f FwpaPL


kjpg;gPl;nlz;fspd;

vz;zpf;if

gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw

DAN 4113 gpujhdk; eldk; 90 03 DAN 4123 gpujhdk; eldk; Nky; epiy eld tbtq;fs; 90 03 rfy khztHfSk;; ,uz;L ghlq;fisAk; njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL DAN 4133 gpujhdk; eldk; Nfhl;ghL gujehl;ba Nfhl;ghL -7 45 03 rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

Jizg;ghlk; DAN 4142 njhpT el;Lthq;fk; 60 02 DAN 4152 njhpT gujehl;bak;, rq;fPjj;jpy; Gjpjspg;G 60 02

DAN 4162 ,izg;ghlk; 60 02 khztHfs; Nkw; Fwpg;gplg;gl;Ls;s ghlq;fspy; ,uz;bid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

Nkyjpf ghlq;fs; ASU 4112 ,izg;ghlk; Ma;T Kiwapay; 30 02 rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

5.2.8 ehd;fhk; Mz;L – ,uz;lhk; miuahz;L

ghl ,yf;f FwpaPL


kjpg;gPl;nlz;fspd;

vz;zpf;if

gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw DAN 42110 gpujhdk; eldk; mitf;fhw;Wif (muq;Nfw;wk; - 1½

kzpj;jpahyq;fs; ) 300 10


gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL DAN 4225 gpujhdk; eldk; Nfhl;ghL Ma;Tf; fhl;Liu - 8 150 05



101


cl;gphpT

miuahz;L

nkhj;jk;

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw -1 03 03 03 03 03 03 03 10 31

gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw -2 03 03 03 03 03 03 03 - 21 gpujhdk; Nfhl;ghL

03 03 03 03 03 03 03 05 26

Jizg;ghlk; - njhpT 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 - 14 Nkyjpf ghlq;fs; - ,izg;ghlk;; -1 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 - 14 Nkyjpf ghlq;fs; - ,izg;ghlk; -2 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 - 14 nkhj;jk;

15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 120


102

5.3 fw;ifnewp – ehlfKk; muq;fpaYk;

5.3.1 Kjyhk; Mz;L – Kjy; miuahz;L – ehlfKk; muq;fpaYk; ghl ,yf;f FwpaPL


kjpg;gPl;nlz;fspd;

vz;zpf;if

gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw

DTA – 1113 gpujhdk; DTA nra;Kiw cly;, csk;, Fuy; gw;wp mwpjy; 90 03

DTA – 1123 gpujhdk; DTA nra;Kiw ebg;gpd; %yfq;fs; 90 03


gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL DTA – 1133 gpujhdk; DTA Nfhl;ghL cly;, csk;, Fuy; gw;wpa

Nfhl;ghl;lwpT

45

03 rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

Jizg;ghlk; DTA - 1142 njhpT eldk;/eldk;rhH mirTfs; 15T+30P 02


Nkyjpf ghlq;fs; ASU – 1112 ,izg;ghlk; Jiwj;jFepiy topfhl;lYf;fhd

mwpKfk;

30

02 ASU - 1122 ,izg;ghlk; jfty; njhopy; El;gj;Jf;fhd

mwpKfk; 15T+30P 02



103

5.3.2 Kjyhk; Mz;L – ,uz;lhk; miuahz;L – ehlfKk; muq;fpaYk;

ghl ,yf;f FwpaPL

cl;gphpT

ghlj; jiyg;G

fhy msT

(kzpj;jpahyq;fs;)

kjpg;gPl;nlz;fspd;

vz;zpf;if

gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw DTA – 1213 gpujhdk; DTA nra;Kiw Nkk;gLj;jYf;fhd ebg;G 90 03

DTA – 1223 gpujhdk; DTA nra;Kiw ebfUf;fhd FuYk; Ngr;Rk; 90 03


gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL DTA – 1233 gpujhdk; DTA Nfhl;ghL ebg;Gf;Nfhl;ghL -2 45 03 rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

Jizg;ghlk; DTA – 1242 njhpT tha;g;ghL/ghLjYf;fhd mbg;gilg;

gapw;rp (rh];jphpa, rh];jphpak; my;yhj ghly; tbtq;fs;)

15T+30P

02


Nkyjpf ghlq;fs; ASU – 1212 ,izg;ghlk; r%f xUq;fpizT kw;Wk; ,yq;if

fw;iffSf;fhd mwpKfk;

30

02

ASU - 1222 ,izg;ghlk; Mbg;gil tpQ;Qhdk; -mwpKfk; 30 02



104

5.3.3 ,uz;lhk; Mz;L – Kjy; miuahz;L– ehlfKk; muq;fpaYk ghl ,yf;f FwpaPL


kjpg;gPl;nlz;fspd;

vz;zpf;if

gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw DTA – 2113 gpujhdk; DTA nra;Kiw tlNkhb> njd;Nkhb> tre;jd; Mly;

mirTfs;

90

03

DTA – 2123 gpujhdk; DTA nra;Kiw Muq;fpw;fhd ,irAk;> eldKk; 90 03


gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL DTA – 2133 gpujhdk; DTA Nfhl;ghL Muq;fpw;fhd ,ir> eldf;

Nfhl;ghLfs; -3

45


Jizg;ghlk; DTA- 2142 njhpT ehlf ,yf;fpak; - 01

njhpT nra;ag;gl;l ,yf;fpaq;fs; (rpwg;ghf ,yq;if ehlf,yf;fpaq;fs;)

30

02

DTA- 2152 njhpT ,yq;if muq;fg;gug;G ( rpwg;ghf ,yq;if jkpo; ehlf muq;if mwpjy; )

30

02


Nkyjpf ghlq;fs; ASU – 2112 ,izg;ghlk; Mq;fpyk;-I 30 02 rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.


105

5.3.4 ,uz;lhk; Mz;L – ,uz;lhk; miuahz;L – ehlfKk; muq;fpaYk; ghl ,yf;f FwpaPL


kjpg;gPl;nlz;fspd;

vz;zpf;if

gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw DTA – 2213 gpujhdk; DTA nra;Kiw ehlf vOj;JUthf;fk; 90 03

DTA – 2223 gpujhdk; DTA nra;Kiw Nkilr; rkepiy> Nkil mirTfs; kw;Wk; Nkilapy; epiyfs;

90

03


gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL DTA – 2233 gpujhdk; DTA Nfhl;ghL ehlf vOj;JUthf;fk; kw;Wk; Nkil

mirTf; Nfhl;ghL-4

45



njhpT nra;ag;gl;l ,yf;fpaq;fs; (rpwg;ghf ,e;jpa ehlf ,yf;fpaq;fs;)

30

02

DTA- 2252 njhpT ,yq;if muq;fg;gug;G ( rpwg;ghf ,e;jpa ehlf muq;if mwpjy; )

30

02


Nkyjpf ghlq;fs; ASU – 2212 ,izg;ghlk; Mq;fpyk;-II 30 02 rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.


106

5.3.5 %d;whk; Mz;L – Kjy; miuahz;L – ehlfKk; muq;fpaYk; ghl ,yf;f FwpaPL


kjpg;gPl;nlz;fspd;

vz;zpf;if

gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw DTA – 3113 gpujhdk; DTA nra;Kiw Xg;gid> cilaikg;G kw;Wk; Nkil

myq;fhuk; 90 03

DTA – 3123 gpujhdk; DTA nra;Kiw muq;f xspaikg;G 90 03 rfy khztHfSk;; ,uz;L ghlq;fisAk; njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL DTA – 3133 gpujhdk; DTA Nfhl;ghL Xg;gid> cilaikg;G kw;Wk; Nkil

myq;fhuk;-5

45


Jizg;ghlk; DTA- 3142 ,izg;ghlk;

ehlf ,yf;fpak; - 03 njhpT nra;ag;gl;l ,yf;fpaq;fs; (rpwg;ghf fpNuf;f> vyprgj;jpad; ehlf ,yf;fpaq;fs;)

30

02

DTA- 3152 ,izg;ghlk;

,yq;if muq;fg;gug;G ( rpwg;ghf Nkw;fj;Nja etPd ehlf muq;if mwpjy; )

30

02


Nkyjpf ghlq;fs; ASU – 3132 njhpT G+h;tPff; Fbfspd; fyhrhuf;fw;iffs; 30 02

ASU – 3142 njhpT ,yq;ifapy; ,ir> eldk; 30 02 ASU- 3162 njhpT clul;l> ghjul;l eldq;fs; -

mwpKfk; 30 02

ASU – 3182 njhpT Muq;fpy; jOtyhf;fk; 30 02 khztHfs; Nkw; Fwpg;gplg;gl;Ls;s ghlq;fspy; xd;wpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.


107

5.3.6 %d;whk; Mz;L – ,uz;lhk; miuahz;L – ehlfKk; muq;fpaYk; ghl ,yf;f FwpaPL


kjpg;gPl;nlz;fspd;

vz;zpf;if

gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw DTA – 3213 gpujhdk; DTA nra;Kiw ehlf newpahs;if 90 03

DTA – 3223 gpujhdk; DTA nra;Kiw jahhpg;G> epUthfk;> tpsk;guk; 90

03


gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL DTA – 3233 gpujhdk; DTA Nfhl;ghL newpahs;if kw;Wk; jahhpg;Gf;

Nfhl;ghL - 6 45 03


Jizg;ghlk; DTA- 3242

,izg;ghlk;

ehlf ,yf;fpak; - 04 njhpT nra;ag;gl;l ,yf;fpaq;fs; (rpwg;ghf etPd ehlf ,yf;fpaq;fs;)

30

02

DTA- 3252

,izg;ghlk; [g;ghdpa etPd muq;F (rpwg;ghf fGfp)

30

02

rfy khztHfSk;; ,uz;L ghlq;fisAk; njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;. Nkyjpf ghlq;fs;

DTA – 3242 njhpT fiyAk; njhlh;ghlYk; 15T+30P 02 DTA - 3262 njhpT Rje;jpukhff; fw;wy; (fs Ma;T)

30

02 DTA- 3252 njhpT Xyp> xspg; gjpTk; njhFg;Gk;

30

02 khztHfs; Nkw; Fwpg;gplg;gl;Ls;s ghlq;fspy; xd;wpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.


108

5.3.7 ehd;fhk; Mz;L – Kjy; miuahz;L– ehlfKk; muq;fpaYk; ghl ,yf;f FwpaPL


kjpg;gPl;nlz;fspd;

vz;zpf;if

gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw DTA – 4113 gpujhdk; DTA nra;Kiw muq;fg; gapw;rpg;gl;liw> muq;f

tpisahl;L

90

03 DTA – 4123 gpujhdk; DTA nra;Kiw muq;fpy; Gjpa tbtq;fs; (njUntsp

muq;F> tpthj muq;F> gbk muq;F> fl;Gydhfh muq;F. gpuNahf muq;F)

90

03


gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL DTA – 4133 gpujhdk; DTA Nfhl;ghL muq;f uridAk; tpkh;rdKk;

30



njhpT nra;ag;gl;l ,yf;fpaq;fs; (rpwg;ghf etPd> gpd;etPd ehlf ,yf;fpaq;fs;)

30

02


Nkyjpf ghlq;fs; ASU – 4112 ,izg;ghlk; Ma;T Kiwapay; 30 02 ASU – 4132 njhpT fzdp mwpT

30

02 rfy khztHfSk;; ,uz;L ghlq;fisAk; njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.


109

5.3.8 ehd;fhk; Mz;L – ,uz;lhk; miuahz;L– ehlfKk; muq;fpaYk; ghl ,yf;f FwpaPL


kjpg;gPl;nlz;fspd;

vz;zpf;if

gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw

DTA – 4213 gpujhdk; DTA nra;Kiw ghuk;ghpa muq;Ffspd; ghJfhg;Gk;> kPSUthf;fKk;

90 03

DTA – 4226 gpujhdk; DTA nra;Kiw Mw;Wif

180 06


gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL DTA – 4236 gpujhdk; DTA Nfhl;ghL Ma;Tf; fhl;Liu

180 06



cl;gphpT

miuahz;L

nkhj;jk; 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

gpujhdk; nra;Kiw -1 03 03 03 03 03 03 03 03 24

gpujhdk; nra;Kiw -2 03 03 03 03 03 03 03 06 27

gpujhdk; Nfhl;ghL 03 03 03 03 03 03 03 06 27

Jizg;ghlk;- njhpT 02 02 04 04 04 04 02 - 22

Nkyjpf ghlq;fs;- ,izg;ghlk;;-I & II 04 04 02 02 02 02 04 - 20

nkhj;jk

15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 120


110

5.4 fw;ifnewp – fl;Gy njhopy;El;gf; fiyfs;

5.4.1 Kjyhk; Mz;L – Kjy; miuahz;L - fl;Gy njhopy;El;gf; fiyfs;

ghl ,yf;f FwpaPL cl;gphpT ghlj; jiyg;G fhy msT (kzpj;jpahyq;fs;) kjpg;gPl;nlz;fspd; vz;zpf;if

gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw VTA 1112 gpujhdk; VTA

nra;Kiw tiujy; 60 02

VTA 1123 gpujhdk; VTA nra;Kiw

capNuhtpak; tiujy; 90 03


xUq;fpidg;G ntspg;ghl;L Xtpak;

90 03

rfy khztHfSk;; %d;W ghlq;fisAk; njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;. gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL

VTA 1142 gpujhdk; VTA Nfhl;ghL

fiy tuyhW ,yq;if - 1

30 02

rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;. Jizg;ghlk;

VTA 1151 njhpT tbtikg;G 30 01


ASU 1112 ,izg;ghlk; Jiwj;jFepiy topfhl;lYf;fhd mwpKfk;

30

02

ASU 1122 ,izg;ghlk; jfty; njhopy; El;gj;Jf;fhd mwpKfk;

30

02



111

5.4.2 Kjyhk; Mz;L – ,uz;lhk; miuahz;L - fl;Gy njhopy;El;gf; fiyfs ;

ghl ,yf;f FwpaPL cl;gphpT ghlj; jiyg;G fhy msT (kzpj;jpahyq;fs;) kjpg;gPl;nlz;fspd; vz;zpf;if


nra;Kiw tiujy; 60 02


capNuhtpak; tiujy; 90 03



90 03



fiy tuyhW ,yq;if -II

30 02


VTA 1251 njhpT kur;nrJf;fy; 30 01


ASU 1212 ,izg;ghlk;

r%f xUq;fpizT kw;Wk; ,yq;if fw;iffSf;fhd mwpKfk;

30 02

ASU 1222 ,izg;ghlk;

Mbg;gil tpQ;Qhdj;Jf;fhd mwpKfk;

30 02



112

5.4.3 ,uz;lhk; Mz;L – Kjy; miuahz;L - fl;Gy njhopy;El;gf; fiyfs;

ghl ,yf;f FwpaPL cl;gphpT ghlj; jiyg;G fhy msT (kzpj;jpahyq;fs;)



nra;Kiw capNuhtpak; tiujy; 60 02


capNuhtpak; th;zk; jPl;ly; 90 03



90 03



fiy tuyhW ,e;jpah – I 30 02


VTA 2153 njhpT rpw;gk; 90 03


ASU 2112 ,izg;ghlk; Mq;fpyk;-I 30 02



113

5.4.4 ,uz;lhk; Mz;L – ,uz;lhk; miuahz;L - fl;Gy njhopy;El;gf; fiyfs;

ghl ,yf;f FwpaPL



gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw

VTA 2212 gpujhdk; VTA nra;Kiw capNuhtpak; tiujy; 60 02 VTA 2223 gpujhdk; VTA nra;Kiw capNuhtpak; th;zk; jPl;ly; 90 03 VTA 2233 gpujhdk; VTA nra;Kiw xUq;fpidg;G ntspg;ghl;L Xtpak; 90 03 rfy khztHfSk;; %d;W ghlq;fisAk; njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL

VTA 2242 gpujhdk; VTA Nfhl;ghL fiy tuyhW ,e;jpah – II 30 02 rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

Jizg;ghlk;

VTA 2253 njhpT tbtikg;G 90 03 rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

Nkyjpf ghlq;fs;

ASU 2112 ,izg;ghlk; Mq;fpyk;--II 30 02 rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

5.4.5 %d;whk; Mz;L – Kjy; miuahz;L - fl;Gy njhopy;El;gf; fiyfs;

ghl ,yf;f FwpaPL



gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw


gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL

VTA 3142 gpujhdk; VTA Nfhl;ghL fiy tuyhW – INuhg;gh– I 30 02 rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

Jizg;ghlk;

VTA 3153 njhpT rpw;gk; 90 03 rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

Nkyjpf ghlq;fs;

ASU 3172 ,izg;ghlk; khdplj; njhlh;ghly; 30 02 rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.


114

5.4.6 %d;whk; Mz;L – ,uz;lhk; miuahz;L - fl;Gy njhopy;El;gf; fiyfs; ghl ,yf;f FwpaPL



gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw


gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL

VTA 3242 gpujhdk; VTA Nfhl;ghL fiy tuyhW INuhg;gh– II 30 02 rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

Jizg;ghlk;


Nkyjpf ghlq;fs;

ASU 3272 ,izg;ghlk; Clfg; gz;ghLk; r%fKk; 30 02 rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

5.4.7 ehd;fhk; Mz;L – Kjy; miuahz;L fl;Gy njhopy;El;gf; fiyfs;

ghl ,yf;f FwpaPL



gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw

VTA 4112 gpujhdk; VTA nra;Kiw capNuhtpak; tiujy; 60 02 VTA 4123 gpujhdk; VTA nra;Kiw capNuhtpak; th;zk; jPl;ly; 90 03 VTA 4133 gpujhdk; VTA nra;Kiw th;zk; jPl;ly; nraw;wpl;lk; - I 90 03 rfy khztHfSk;; %d;W ghlq;fisAk; njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL

VTA 4142 gpujhdk; VTA Nfhl;ghL fiy tuyhW Nkiyj;Njak;- I 30 02 rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

Jizg;ghlk;

VTA 4153 njhpT rpw;gk; 90 03 rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

Nkyjpf ghlq;fs;

ASU 4172 ,izg;ghlk; Clf Ma;T 30 02 rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.


115

5.4.8 ehd;fhk; Mz;L – ,uz;lhk; miuahz;L - fl;Gy njhopy;El;gf; fiyfs ;

ghl ,yf;f FwpaPL



gpujhdk; - nra;Kiw

VTA 4212 gpujhdk; VTA nra;Kiw capNuhtpak; tiujy; 60 02 VTA 4223 gpujhdk; VTA nra;Kiw capNuhtpak; th;zk; jPl;ly; 90 03 VTA 4233 gpujhdk; VTA nra;Kiw th;zk; jPl;ly; nraw;wpl;lk; – II 90 03 rfy khztHfSk;; %d;W ghlq;fisAk; njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

gpujhdk; - Nfhl;ghL

VTA 4242 gpujhdk; VTA Nfhl;ghL fiy tuyhW Nkiyj;Njak;- II 30 02 rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

Jizg;ghlk;


Nkyjpf ghlq;fs;

VTA 4262 ,izg;ghlk; Ma;Tf; fhl;Liu 60 02 rfy khztHfSk; fl;lhakhf ,g; ghlj;jpid njhpTnra;a Ntz;Lk;.

kjpg;gPl;nlz; myFr; RUf;fk

cl;gphpT

miuahz;L nkhj;jk;

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

gpujhdk; nra;Kiw -1 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 16 gpujhdk; nra;Kiw -2 03 03 03 03 03 03 03 03 24 gpujhdk; nra;Kiw -3 03 03 03 03 03 03 03 03 24 gpujhdk; Nfhl;ghL 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 16 Jizg;ghlk;- njhpT 01 01 03 03 03 03 03 03 20 Nkyjpf ghlq;fs;- ,izg;ghlk;;-I & II 04 04 02 02 02 02 02 02 20 nkhj;jk; 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 120


116

4. khzthpd; milahs Mtzq;fshf khztH gjpNtL/khztH milahs ml;il

kz;lgj;jpDs; mDkjpf;fg;gl;ljd; Nghpy; ghPl;rhh;j;jp mtUf;F xJf;fg;gl;l Mrdj;jpy; mku Ntz;Lk;. mj;Jld; Nkw;ghHitahshpd; tpNrl mwpTWj;jy; ,d;wp Mrdj;ij khw;;wyhfhJ.

3. ghPl;ir kz;lgj;Jf;fhd mDkjp

xU ghPl;rhh;j;jp ghlg;ghPl;irf;F Njhw;Wfpd;w midj;Jr; re;jHg;gq;fspYk; ghPl;ir kz;lgj;jpy; mtUila khztH gjpTg; Gj;jfj;ijAk;/khztH milahs ml;iliaAk;> mDkjp ml;iliaAk; jd;Dld; itj;jpUj;jy; Ntz;Lk;. mtH jd;Dila khztH gjpTg; Gj;jfj;ijAk;/khztH milahs ml;iliaAk;> mDkjpal;iliaAk; Nfhug;gLk;NghJ toq;fhtpl;lhy; mtUila ghPl;ir mDkjp ,uj;Jr;nra;ag;gl re;jHg;gk; cz;L. mtH khztH gjpTg; Gj;jfj;ijAk;/khztH milahs ml;iliaAk;> mDkjp ml;iliaAk; nfhz;Ltu jtwpapUe;jhy;> mtH mjw;nfd toq;fg;gLk; gbtj;jpy;> mt;tpdhj;jhspd;; Nghpy; khztH gjpTg; Gj;jfj;ijNah/ khztH milahs

6. ghPl;ir tpjpKiwfSk;> Fw;wq;fSk;> jz;lidfSk;

1978k; Mz;bd; gy;fiyf;fof rl;l ,y. 16,d; 29k;> 45k; gphpTfspd; fPo; fpof;Fg; gy;fiyf;fof %jitapdhy; mq;fPfhpf;fg;gl;l xOq;F tpjpfs;> 1985k; Mz;bd; rl;l ,y. 7w;F mikthf> nghUj;jKilajhf cs;sJ. 1989k; Mz;L a+iy khjk; Kjy; mKYf;F tUk; tifapy; gpd;tUk; Fw;wq;fs;> jz;lidfSf;fhd 1989k; Mz;L ,y. 1,d; xOq;F tpjpfs;, ghPl;ir tpjpKiwfs; njhlh;gpy; Nkw;Nfhs; fhl;lg;glyhk;.

1. tuT

6.1 ghPl;ir tpjpKiw

xt;nthU ghlg;ghPl;irAk; Muk;gpg;gjw;F Mff; Fiwe;jJ 15 epkplq;fSf;;F Kd; ghPl;rhh;j;jp ghPl;ir kz;lgj;Jf;F ntspNa r%fkspj;jy; vjpHghHf;fg;gLfpd;;wJ. Mdhy>; kz;lgj;jp;Ds;; EioAk;gb Nkw;ghHitahsuhy; Ntz;LNfhs; tpLf;fg;gLk;tiu kz;lgj;jpDs; Eioaf;$lhJ.

2. Mrdj;jpy; mkHjy;

ghPl;rhh;j;jpfs; ghPl;ir Muk;gkhfp miu kzpj;jpahyj;jpd; gpd;dH ghPl;ir kz;lgj;jpDs; mDkjpf;fg;gl khl;lhHfs;. ghPl;rhh;j;jpfs; ghPl;ir Muk;gkhfp miukzpj;jpahyj;Jf;F Kd;dNuh my;yJ ghlg;ghPl;irapd; ,Wjp 15 epkp;lq;fspd; NghNjh kz;lgj;ij tpl;L ntspNaw mDkjpf;fg;glkhl;lhHfs;.


117

6. jd;dfj;Nj itj;jpUf;Fk; nghUl;fisg; gpuflzg;gLj;jy;

xU ghPl;rhh;j;jp jd;dfj;Nj my;yJ jd;Dila MilapDs; my;yJ mDkjp ml;ilapy;> Neu ml;ltizapy;;> khztH gjpTg; Gj;jfj;jpy;/khztH milahs ml;ilapy; VNjDk; Fwpg;Gf;fis itj;jpUj;jy; $lhJ. ghPl;rhh;j;jp xUtH jd;Dld; itj;jpUf;Fk; nghjpfs;;> ifg;ig Nghd;wtw;wpid Nkw;ghHitahsH/Nehf;FdH Fwpg;gplg;gLk;; ,lj;jpy; tpl;Lr; nry;y Ntz;Lk;.

8. Vkhw;wy;

ml;iliaNah my;yJ mDkjp ml;ilia rkHg;gpf;ftpy;;iy vd gpufldg;;gLj;jp ifnahg;gkplNtz;Lk;. mj;Jld; mLj;j ghPl;irf;Fj; Njhw;Wk;NghJ me;j khztH gjpTg; Gj;jfj;ijAk;/khztH milahs ml;iliaAk;> mDkjp ml;iliaAk; rkHg;gpf;f Ntz;Lk;. mJ mtUila filrp tpdhj;jhshf ,Ue;jhNyh> my;yJ mtUila xNunahU ghPl;irahf ,Ue;jhNyh> mth;; mLj;J tUk; %d;W Ntiy ehl;fSf;Fs; khztH gjpTg; Gj;jfj;ijAk;/khztH milahs ml;iliaAk; gjpthsH my;yJ tplak;rhH rpNu\;l cjtpg;gjpthshplk;/cjtpg;; gjpthshplk; rkHg;gpf;f Ntz;Lk;. xU ghPl;rhh;j;jp mtuJ khztH gjpTg; Gj;jfj;ijNah/khztH milahs ml;iliaNah my;yJ mDkjp ml;iliaNah ghPl;irapd; NghJ njhiyj;jpUe;jhy;> mtH ghPl;ir kz;lgj;jpy; rkHg;gpg;gjw;nfd> gjpthshplNkh my;yJ tplak;;rhH rpNu\;l cjtpg; gjpthshplNkh/cjtpg; gjpthshplNkh ,Ue;;J njhiye;j Mtzj;jpd; gpujpnahd;wpidg; ngwNtz;Lk;.

xU ghPl;rhh;j;jp jd;dplk; nfhz;Ls;s VjhtJ nghUl;fis gpufldg;gLj;Jk;gb Nkw;ghHitahshpdhy; Nfl;fg;glyhk;.

7. ghHj;njOJjy;

5. ghPl;ir kz;lgj;jpDs; ghPl;rhh;j;jp jd;dfj;Nj nfhz;L nry;yj; jilnra;ag;gl;Ls;s nghUl;fs;

ve;j xU ghPl;rhh;j;jpAk; VNjDk; Gj;jfj;jpy; ,Ue;J my;yJ jhspy; ,Ue;J my;yJ Fwpg;gpy; ,Ue;J my;yJ mJw;F rkdhd/xj;j nghUl;fspy; ,Ue;J my;yJ ,d;DnkhU ghPl;rhh;j;jpapd; tpilg;gj;jpuj;jpy; ,Ue;J ghHj;njOJjy; my;yJ ghHj;njOj Kaw;rpj;jy; $lhJ. xU ghPl;rhh;j;jp NtnWU ghPl;rhj;jpf;F cjtNth my;yJ NtnWU ghPl;rhh;j;jpaplk; ,Ue;Njh my;yJ NtW xUthplk; ,Ue;Njh cjtp ngwNth $lhJ. xU ghPl;rhh;j;jp> NtnWU ghPl;rhh;j;jp jd;dhy; vOjg;gl;ltw;iw thrpg;gjw;Nfh my;yJ jd;dhy; mspf;if nra;ag;gLk; VNjDk; nrad;Kiwg; ghPl;iriag; ghHg;gjw;Nfh re;jHg;gk; toq;Fk; tifapy; myl;rpakhf ele;J nfhs;sf; $lhJ. ve;j xU ghPl;rhh;j;jpAk; VNjDk; nghUj;jkw;w topKiwfisg; ghtpf;fNth my;yJ Kiwaw;w cjtpfisg; ngwNth> toq;fNth $lhJ.

xU ghPl;rhh;j;jpapd; tpdhj;jhs; jpUj;jg;gLk;NghJ NtW XU ghPl;rhh;j;jpaplkpUe;J ghHj;njOjg;gl;l tpilj;jhs;> ghPl;rfuhy; fz;Lgpbf;fg;gl;lhy;> mtH jz;lidf;Fhpa Fw;wk; ,ioj;jtuhff; fzpf;fg;gLthH.

ve;j xU ghPl;rhh;j;jpAk; jd;dhy; jahhpf;fg;glhky; KOikahfNth> gFjpahfNth NtW vtuhYk; jahhpf;fg;gl;l nrad;Kiwg; Gj;jfk;> my;yJ fsg; Gj;jfk;> my;yJ Ma;T my;yJ tpilj;jhisr; rkHg;gpj;jy; $lhJ.


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ghPl;ir kz;lgj;jpYk;> Rw;wpYk; KOikahf mikjp Ngzg;gly; Ntz;Lk;. xU ghPl;rhh;j;jp Nkw;ghHitahsH/Nehf;FdH jtpHe;j NtW ve;j egUlDk; vf;fhuzj;Jf;fhfTk; ve;jj; njhlHghliyAk;> njhlHgpidAk; Nkw;nfhs;s mDkjpf;fkhl;lhH. ghPl;rhh;j;jp jdJ Mrdj;jpy; ,Ue;Nj ifia caHj;Jtjd; %ykhf Nkw;ghHitahshpd;/ Nehf;Fdhpd; ftdj;jpid <Hf;fyhk;.

Nkw;ghHitahsH/Nehf;FdH epWj;Jk;gb cj;juT gpwg;gpf;Fk;;NghJ ghPl;rhh;j;jp jdJ nraw;ghl;il cldbahf epWj;jNtz;Lk;.

17. kz;lgj;ij tpl;L ntspNawy;

15. vOJtij epWj;Jjy;

16. mikjp Ngzy;

tpil vOjpf; nfhz;L ,Uf;Fk; NghJ ghPl;rhh;j;jp kz;lgj;ijtpl;L jw;fhypfkhf ntspNa nry;;y mDkjpf;fg;glyhk;. mtru re;jHg;gq;fspd;NghJ Nkw;ghHitahsH/ Nehf;FdH ghPl;rhh;j;jpia mt;thW ntspNa nry;y mDkjpf;fyhk;. Mdhy;> ghPl;rhh;j;jp mtUila fz;fhzpg;gpd; fPo; ,Ug;ghH.

18. Ms;khwhl;lk; Ms; xUtH xU ghPl;rhh;j;jpf;Fg; gjpyhf ghPl;irapy; Ms;khwhl;lk; nra;aNth my;yJ ve;j xU ghPl;rhh;j;jpAk;

Ms; khwhl;lk; nra;ag;glNth $lhJ.

19. mDkjpf;fg;glhj cjtpfs; ve;j xUthplk; ,Ue;Jk; mDkjpf;fg;glhj cjtpiag; ngw;w ve;jg; ghPl;rhh;j;jpAk; ghPl;ir njhlHghd jtW

,ioj;jtuhf fUjg;gLthH.

20. ,uj;Jr; nra;jy;/ gpw;NghLjy;; guPl;irapid ,uj;Jr; nra;tjhf my;yJ> gpw;NghLtjhf miktJ vd;W Nkw;ghHitahsuhy; fUjg;gLk;

re;jHg;gq;fspy;> Vw;fdNt vOjg;gl;l tpiljhs;fs; Nkw;ghHitahsuhy; Nrfhpf;fg;gl;L> gpd; mt;tplak; $batpiutpy; cgNte;jUf;F/gjpthsUf;F; mwpf;ifaplg;gl Ntz;Lk;.

21. $w;Wj; jahhpj;jy; ghPl;ir eilngw;Wf;nfhz;bUf;Fk;NghJ VNjDk; tplak; epfoNehpl;lhy; mJ njhlHghd $w;W vOjpj;jUk;gb ve;j

ghPl;rhh;j;jpiaAk; Nfhu Nkw;ghHitahsH/ Nehf;FdH tYTilatuhthH. mj;NjhL mj;jifa $w;W me;j ghPl;rhh;j;jpahy; ifnahg;gkplg;glNtz;Lk;. ve;jnthU ghPl;rhh;j;jpAk; mj;jifa $w;wpidj; jahhpf;fNth ifnahg;gkplNth kWf;ff;; $lhJ. mj;jifa ghPl;rhh;j;jp $w;W jahhpf;fNth> ifnahg;gkplNth kWj;jhy;; Nkw;ghHitahsH/ Nehf;FdH jdJ nrhe;jf; $w;wpidj; jahhpj;J tplaj;ij cgNte;jUf;F/ gjpthsUf;F mwptpf;fNtz;Lk;.


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12. ,uj;Jr; nra;ag;glNtz;ba NkNyhl;l Ntiyfs;

ghPl;irf; fhfpjhjpfs; (cgfuzk;> vOJk; jhs;> tiuGj;jhs; Nghd;wd) Njitg;gLk; NghJ ghPl;ir kz;lgj;jpDs; toq;fg;gLk;. ghPl;rhh;j;jpf;;F toq;fg;gl;l tpilg; Gj;jfj;jpd; ve;jj; jhSk; fpopf;fg;glNth> frf;fg;glNth> kbf;fg;glNth my;yJ rpijf;fg;glNth $lhJ. Nkw;ghHitahsuhy;/Nehf;Fduhy; toq;fg;gl;l jhs;fs; jtpu NtW vJTk; ghPl;rhh;j;jpahy; gad;gLj;jg;glf;$lhJ. toq;fg;gl;l vy;yhg; nghUl;fSk;> mit ghtpf;fg;gl;litahfNth my;yJ ghtpf;fg;glhjitahfNth ,Ug;gpDk; ghPl;ir kz;lgj;Jf;F ntspNa nfhz;L nry;yg;glhky;> ntspNaWk;NghJ Nkirapy; tpl;Lr; nry;yg;gl Ntz;Lk;.

xt;nthU ghPl;rhh;j;jpAk; Nkw;ghHitahsUf;Nfh my;yJ Vida ghPl;rhh;j;jp fSf;Nfh ,ila+wpid tpistpf;fhj tifapy; ghPl;ir kz;lgj;jpy; ele;Jnfhs;sy; Ntz;Lk;. kz;lgj;jpy; cl;gpuNtrpf;Fk;; NghJk;> ntspNaWk;NghJk; kpf mikjpahd Kiwapy; ntspNaw Ntz;Lk;. ghPl;rhh;j;jp gpwo;thd elj;ijapd; epkpj;jk; ghPl;ir kz;lgj;jpy; ,Ue;J ntspNaw;wg;glf;$ba rhj;jpak; cz;L.

9. ghPl;rhh;j;jpfs; jk;Kld; nfhz;L tuj;jf;f nghUl;fs;;

Rl;byf;fj;ijf; nfhz;buhj my;yJ milahsk;; fhzKbahj Rl;byf;fj;ijf;; nfhz;Ls;s xU tpilj;jhs; epuhfhpf;fg;glf;$ba rhj;jpak; cz;L. ve;j xU ghPl;rhh;j;jpAk; jdJ ngaiuNah my;yJ ,dk; fhzj;jf;f NtW ve;j milahsj;ijNah tpilj;jhspy; vOjf;$lhJ.

Xt;nthU ghPl;rhh;j;jpAk;> mtUila Rl;byf;fj;ij xt;nthU tpilj;jhs;; Gj;jfj;jpYk;;> njhlHe;J tUk; xt;nthU jhspYk; epug;g Ntz;Lk;. mtH Nfl;Lf;nfhs;sg;gl;ljw;F mika mtrpakhd vy;yh tpguq;fisAk;; Fwpg;gpl Ntz;Lk;. jdJ nrhe;;j Rl;byf;fk; ,y;yhj NtW Rl;byf;fj;ij NrHf;Fk; xU ghPl;rhh;j;jp Vkhw;Wtjw;F Kaw;rp nra;jtuhff; fUjg;gLthH.

13. Njitaw;w tpilg;gFjp FWf;fhff; fPwg;gLjy;

14. elj;ij

10. gy;fiyf;fofj;jpd; nrhj;jhd ghPl;irf; fhfpjhjpfs;

kjpg;gPL nra;ag;gLk; Nehf;fj;Jf;fhdjhff; fUjg;glhj ve;j xU tpilg;gFjpAk;;; Neh;j;jpahf FWf;fhf fPwg;gl Ntz;Lk;. xNu tpil> xd;wpw;F Nkw;gl;l ,lq;fspy; vOjg;gl;lhy; fUj;jpy; nfhs;sg;glj;jfhj tpil my;yJ tpilfs; NeHj;jpahf FWf;fhf fPwg;gLjy; Ntz;Lk;.

11. Rl;byf;fk;;

fzf;fPl;L NtiyfSk;> NkNyhl;l NtiyfSk; ghPl;irf;nfd toq;fg;gl;l jhspNyNa vOjg;gl;L> ,uj;Jr; nra;ag;gl;L tpilj;jhSld; ,izf;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;. ,j;jifa Ntiyfs; NtW ve;j jhspYk; nra;ag;glf; $lhJ. ,jidg; gpd;gw;whj ghPl;rhh;j;jpfs;> gpujp gz;Zk; Nehf;fj;NjhL tpilf;fhd vOj;Jf; Fwpg;gpid my;yJ tpilf;fhd gUkl;lhd Fwpg;Gf;fis nfhz;bUe;jtH vd fUjg;gLk; epiyf;Fj; js;sg;gLtH.

xU ghPl;rhh;j;jp mtUila nrhe;jg; Ngdh> ik> fzpj cgfuzq;fs;> mopg;ghd;> ngd;rpy;> my;yJ VNjDk; NtW mDkjpf;fg;gl;l cgfuzq;;fs; my;yJ mtH nfhz;LtUk;gb mwpTWj;jg;gl;;l fhfpjhjpfs; vd;gtw;iwf; nfhz;Ltuyhk;. fzpg;ghd;; ghtid mjd; tpisT Fwpg;gplg;gl;l tpdhj;jhs;fSf;F kl;Lk; mDkjpf;fg;gLk;.


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24. guPl;ir vOjtjpypUe;J Kd;dNu tpyfpf;nfhs;sy;

Fwpg;gpl;l ghPl;irf;F mDkjpf;fg;gl;L> ghPl;irf;fhd re;jHg;gq;fs; midj;ijAk; gad;gLj;jpapUe;jhy; %jitapd; tpNrl mDkjpapd;wp ve;j khztUk; ghPl;irf;Fj; Njhw;w KbahJ. mrhjhuzkhd re;jHg;gq;fspy; Nkw;ghHitahsH> cgNte;jH/ gjpthsH my;yJ> tplak;rhH gPlhjpgjpAldhd MNyhridAld; jhd; vLf;Fk; Kbit mKy;gLj;jyhk;.

23. tpilj;jhs;fisf; ifaspj;jy;

xU ghPl;irf;F gjpT nra;Js;s ve;j xU ghPl;rhh;j;jpAk; mg;ghPl;ir Muk;gpf;f Kd;dH jdJ tpz;zg;gj;ij tpyf;fpf; nfhs;shtpbd; mtH mg;ghPl;irf;Fj; Njhw;wpatuhff; fUjg;gLthH. mtH mg;ghPl;ir Muk;gpf;f Kd;dH> mtH mg;ghPl;irf;F Njhw;whikf;F Mjhukhf kUj;Jtr; rhd;wpjio rkHg;gpf;f Ntz;Lk;. ghPl;ir Muk;gpf;f Kd;dH mj;jifa Mtzj;ij rkHg;gpf;fg;gl Kbahj re;jHg;gq;fspy; mg;ghPl;irf;F jd;dhy; Njhw;w Kbahj epiyia gPlhjpgjpf;F ghPl;ir Muk;gkhfp xU thuj;jpDs; mwptpf;f Ntz;Lk;. kUj;Jtr; rhd;wpjo;> %jitapd; xOq;F tpjpfSf;F mikthf ,Uj;jy; Ntz;Lk;.

xU ghPl;rhh;j;jp xU ghPl;irapd; ve;j gFjpf;Fk;/ gphpTf;Fk; Njhw;w Kbahj re;jHg;gq;fspy;> mtH jdJ fhuzj;ij gPlhjpgjpf;F tplak;rhH rpNu\;l cjtp gjpthsUf;F my;yJ cjtpg; gjpthsUf;F cldbahf mwptpf;f Ntz;Lk;. ,J Jiz Mtzq;fSld; vOj;J%ykhf ,uz;L thuj;Jf;Fs; gjpTj; jghy; %ykhf cWjpg;gLj;jg;glNtz;Lk;.

22. ghPl;ir tplaq;fNshL njhlHGila/ njhlHGnfhs;sj;jf;f egH ve;j xU ghPl;rhh;j;jpAk; ve;j tplak; njhlHghfTk;> cgNte;jH> gPlhjpgjp> Jiwj;jiytH> gjpthsH my;yJ

tplak;rhH rpNu\;l cjtpg; gjpthsH/ cjtpg;gjpthsH MfpNahH jtpHe;j NtW vtUlDk; njhlHG nfhs;sf; $lhJ.

Xt;nthU ghPl;;rhh;j;jpAk; Neubahf tpilj;jhs;fis Nkw;ghHitahshplk;/ Nehf;Fdhplk; ifaspf;f Ntz;Lk;. my;yJ mJ Nfhug;gLk; tiu jdJ Mrdj;jpy; mkHe;jpUf;fNtz;Lk;. vf; fhuzk; nfhz;Lk; xU ghPl;rhh;j;jp mtUila tpilj;jhs;fis cjtpahsH> rpw;W}opaH my;yJ NtW ghPl;rhh;j;jpaplk; ifaspf;ff; $lhJ.

25. ghPl;irf;F r%fkspf;fhik

26. tpNrl rpj;jp ngWtjw;fhd jFjpAilik VNjDk; gl;lg;gbg;Gg; ghPl;irapy; ,Ue;J Kd;dNu tpyfpf;nfhz;l my;yJ Njhw;whj xU khztH %jitapd;

jPHkhdj;jpw;F mikthf kl;LNk mLj;J tUk;; ghPl;irapy; tpNrl rpj;jp ngWk; jFjpAilatH MthH.

27. njhlHe;J ghPl;ir vOJtjw;fhd jFjpAilik


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32. guPl;ir mku;Tfspd; NghJ RfaPdKwy;

28. gl;lg;gbg;gpw;fhd gjpT fy;tp epWtfj;jpy; mDkjpf;fg;gl;l midj;J khztu;fSk; jkJ gbg;ig njhlq;Fk; Kd;gjhf jk;ik gjpT nra;a

Ntz;Lk;. epWtfj;jpd; guPl;irfs; fpisapdhy; Nfhug;gl;Ls;s midj;J Mtzq;fSld; Kiwahf G+u;j;jp nra;ag;gl;l gjpT gbtj;ij Fwpg;gpl;l jpfjpad;W my;yJ mjw;F Kd;gjhf rku;g;gpj;jy; Ntz;Lk;.

29. fy;tprhu; mku;Tfspd; NghJ RfaPdKwy;

fy;tprhu; mku;Tfspd; NghJ cly;epiy rupapy;yhkypUe;jhy; khztu; my;yJ mtuJ ghJfhtyu; mij 48 kzp Neuj;jpw;Fs; vOj;JUtpy; rk;ke;jg;gl;l Jiwj; jiytUf;F mwpaj; juy; Ntz;Lk;. ,e;j jfty; ,uz;L thu fhyj;jpw;F rupahd kUj;Jt rhd;W Mtzq;fSld; cWjp nra;ag;gly; Ntz;Lk;.

xt;nthU fy;tpahz;bd; njhlf;fj;jpYk; ,uz;lhk; kw;Wk; mjw;F mLj;j Mz;Lfspy; gl;lg;gbg;igj; njhlUk; midj;J khztu;fSk; Fwpg;gpl;l jpfjpad;W my;yJ mjw;F Kd;gjhf jkJ gjpTfis kPs; gjpT nra;J nfhs;s Ntz;Lk;.

30. gl;lg;gbg;gpid Fwpg;gpl;l fhyj;jpw;F gpw;Nghly; xj;jpitj;jy;

gjpT nra;ag;gl;l khztu; xUtu; jtpu;f;f Kbahj kUj;Jt my;yJ tWik Nghd;w fhuzq;fshy; xU tUl fhyj;jpw;F jkJ gbg;ig gpw;Nghl jFjp cz;L. ,Ug;gpDk;> gbg;ig xU tUl fhyj;jpw;F gpw;Nghl fpuhk Nrtfu; kw;Wk; gpuNjr nrayhsuhy; vOj;JUtpy; cWjpgLj;jg;gl;l Mtzq;fSld; fy;tprhu; mitf;$l;lj;jpd; mDkjpiag; ngwy; Ntz;Lk;. Fiwe;jJ xU tUl fhyj;jpw;F kl;LNk ,t;thW gbg;ig gpw;Nghl ,aYk;. VNjDk; tpNrl fhuzq;fs; ,Ug;gpd; fy;tprhu; mitf; $l;lj;jpdhy; jPu;khdq;fs; Nkw;nfhs;sg;gLk;.

31. guPl;ir EioT gbtk;

guPl;irf;F Njhw;Wk; khztnuhUtu; Fwpg;gpl;l fhyj;jpw;Fs; rupahd tpz;zg;gbtnkhd;iw rku;g;gpf;f Ntz;Lk;. jFjp tha;e;j midj;J khztu;fSf;Fk; guPl;irf;Fj; Njhw;w mDkjp ml;il toq;fg;gLk;.

guPl;ir mku;Tfspd; NghJ cly;epiy rupapy;yhkypUe;jhy; khztu; my;yJ mtUila ghJfhtyu; mij 48 kzp Neuj;jpw;Fs; vOj;JUtpy; guPl;irfs; gjpthsUf;Fk;> rk;ge;jg;gl;l Jiwj; jiytUf;fk; mwpaj;juy; Ntz;Lk;. ,e;j jfty; jFe;j kUj;Jt rhd;W Mtzq;fSld; guPl;ir ehspypUe;J mjw;F Kd;gjhd ,uz;L thu fhyg;gFjp;f;Fs; cWjpg;gLj;jg;gly; Ntz;Lk;. mitf; $l;lj;Jldhd MNyhridapd; gpd;du; ,Wjp jPu;khdk; vLf;fg;gLk;. mitf; $l;lj;jpy; kUj;Jt rhd;wpjo; Vw;Wf;nfhs;sg;gl;lhy; khj;jpuNk tpNrl guPl;irf;F Njhw;w KbAk;.

mitf; $l;lj;jpd; mDkjpAld; tpNrl guPl;irf;F Njhw;Wkplj;J> mJ Kjy; mku;thfNt fUj;jpy; nfhs;sg;gLk;.


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6.2 ghPl;ir Fw;wq;fSk; jz;lidfSk;

3. Vkhw;;Wjy;

1. mDkjpf;fg;glhj Mtzq;fis itj;jpUj;jy;

2. ghHj;njOJjy;

ghPl;ir tpjp 9I kPWfpd;w ve;j ghPl;rhh;j;jpAk; ghPl;irapy; Vkhw;Wjy; Fw;wk; ,ioj;jtuhff; fzpf;fg;gl;L mg; ghPl;irapy; mtuJ ghPl;ir vOJk; chpik ,uj;Jr; nra;ag;gLk;. mj;Jld; mg; gy;fiyf;fofj;jpdhy; elj;;jg;gLk; ve;jg; ghPl;irapYk; 3-5 fy;tp Mz;L fhyg;gFjpapy; ghPl;ir vOJtjw;F jil tpjpf;fg;gLk;.

5. xOq;fPdkhd elj;ij

6. Ms; khwhl;lk; nra;jy; ghPl;ir tpjp 20I kPWfpd;w ve;j ghPl;rhH;j;jpAk;; Ms;khwhl;l Fw;wk; Ghpe;jtuhff; fzpf;fg;gl;L mg;ghPl;irf;fhd

mtUila ghPl;ir mDkjp ,uj;Jr; nra;ag;;gLk;. mj;Jld; mtH; ,g; gy;fiyf;fofj;jpdhy; elj;jg;gLk; ve;jg; ghPl;irf;Fk; Njhw;wj; jiltpjpf;fg;gLtNjhL> Ms;khwhl;lf;fhuH; jz;lidr; rl;l xOq;F tpjpfspd; fPOk;> Fw;wtpay; rl;lj;jpd; fPOk; VNjDk; jz;lid toq;fg;glyhk;. ,r;rk;gtj;jpy; Ms;khwhl;lk; nra;jtH ,g;gy;fiyf;fofj;jpd; gl;ljhhp vdpd; mtUila gl;lk; kPsg;ngwg;gLk;.

ghPl;ir fhfpjhjpfisf; nfhz;L nrd;wik njhlHghf fz;L gpbf;fg;gLk; ve;j xU ghPl;rhh;j;jpAk; (tpjp II) ghPl;irf; Fw;wk; ,ioj;jtuhff; fzpf;;fg;gl;L mg;ghPl;irf;fhd mDkjp ,uj;Jr; nra;ag;gLk;. mj;Jld; mtH ,g; gy;fiyf;fofj;jhy; elj;jg;gLk; ve;j ghPl;irf;Fk; ,uz;L fy;tp Mz;L fhyj;jpw;F ghPl;irf;Fj; Njhw;w Kbahj epiyf;F cs;shf;fg;gLk; re;jh;g;gk; cz;L

4. fhfpjhjpfisf; kz;lgj;Jf;F ntspNa vLj;Jr; nry;yy;

6>15>16>17>18 kw;Wk; 19Mfpatw;wpy; cs;s tpjpf;fSf;Fs; xd;iw my;yJ mjw;FNky; kPWk; ve;jg; ghP;l;rhH;j;jpAk; nghUj;jkw;w Kiwapy; nraw;gl;ltuhf fzpf;fg;gl;L mg; ghPl;irf;fhd mtUila mDkjp ,uj;Jr; nra;ag;gLk;. mj;Jld; ,g; gy;fiyf;fofj;jpdhy; elj;jg;gLk; ve;jg; ghPl;irf;Fk; ,uz;L fy;tp Mz;L fhyj;Jf;F mtUila ghPl;ir mDkjp jilnra;ag;gLk;.

ghPl;ir xOq;F tpjp ,y.5I kPWk; ve;j xU ghPl;rhh;j;jpAk; mDkjpf;fg;glhj Mtzk; itj;jpUe;jikf;fhd Fw;wk; ,ioj;jtuhff; fzpf;fg;gl;L mtUila me;jg; ghPl;irf;fhd mDkjp ,Uj;Jr; nra;ag;gLk;. mj;NjhL ,e;jg; gy;fiyf;fofj;jpdhy; elj;jg;gLk; ghPl;irfspy; mtH 1-3 fy;tp Mz;L fhyj;jpw;F ghPl;irf;Fj; Njhw;WtJ jil nra;ag;gLk;.

ghPl;ir xOq;F tpjp 7 my;yJ 8I kPWk; ve;j xU ghPl;rhh;j;jpAk; ghHj;njOJjy; Fw;wk; ,ioj;jtuhff; fzpf;fg;gl;L mjd; fhuzkhf mg; ghPl;irf;fhd mtUila ghPl;ir chpik ,uj;Jr; nra;ag;gLk;. mj;Jld; mtH ,e;j gy;fiyf;fofj;jpdhy; elj;jg;gLk; ve;jg; ghPl;irapYk; %d;W fy;tp Mz;L fhyj;Jf;F gq;Fgw;Wjy; jil nra;ag;gLk;.


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gy;fiyf;fof kUj;Jt cj;jpNahfj;jH (UMO)

9. Vida jtWfs;;

khztHfs; ghlnewpf;F my;yJ ghPl;irf;F Neha; fhuzkhf tUif juhikf;F rhd;whf murhq;f itj;jpa rhiyapdhy; kUj;Jtr; rhd;wpjo; mikg;Gf;F Vw;g toq;fg;gLk;, Vw;Wf;nfhs;sg;glj;jf;f kUj;Jtr; rhd;wpjio rkHg;gpf;f Ntz;Lk; mj;jifa kUj;Jtr; rhd;wpjo; gpd;tUk; egHfsplkpUe;J ngwg;gl;L ,uz;L thuq;fSf;Fs; rkHg;gpf;fg;glNtz;Lk;.

khtl;l kUj;Jt mjpfhhp.

ghlNeuj;jpy; my;yJ ghPl;ir Neuj;jpy; NehAWk; ve;jnthU khztUk; gy;fiyf;fof kUj;Jt epiyaj;jpYs;s kUj;Jt mjpfhhpAld;; cldbahfj; njhlHG nfhs;s Ntz;Lk;. khztH jdJ ,y;yj;jpy; my;yJ NtW ,lj;jpy; NehAw;why; mtH my;yJ mtUila ghJfhtyH gPlhjpgjpf;F VO ehl;fSf;Fs; je;jpj; jghy; %ykhf mwptpj;J> mjidj; njhlHe;J Nehapd; epiyiaAk;> Nehiag;ghHitapl;l itj;jpahpd; ngaiuAk; Fwpg;gpl;L fbjk; xd;wpidr; rkHg;gpf;f Ntz;Lk;. khzthpd; RftPdk; njhlHghd kUj;Jtr; rhd;wpjo; Rthkp tpGyhee;jh mofpaw; fw;iffs; epWtfj;jpw;Fk; mDg;gg;gly; Ntz;Lk;.

NkYs;s gFjpfspy; NrHf;fg;glhj, ghPl;rhh;j;jpahy; ,iof;fg;gl;ljhff; fUjg;gLk; Fw;wq;fs; Nkw;ghHitahsuhy; my;yJ ghPl;rfuhy; tplak;rhH mjpfhhpf;F mwptpf;fg;gl;L tprhuiz nra;ag;gl;L nghUj;jkhd eltbf;if vLf;fg;gLk;.

JiwrhH tpNrl kUj;Jt epGzH. murhq;f Mjhu itj;jparhiy jiyik mjpfhup.

6.3 kUj;Jtr; rhd;wpjo;

khfhz kUj;Jt caujpfhup.

8. cjtp ngwYk;> Fw;wr; nraYf;F cle;ijahf ,Uj;jYk;

7. mDkjpf;fg;glhj cjtpfs; ghPl;ir tpjp 21I kPWfpd;w ve;j xU ghPl;rhh;j;jpAk; ghPl;irf; Fw;wk; Ghpe;jtuhff; fUjg;gl;L mg; ghPl;irf;fhd

mtUila ghPl;ir mDkjp ,uj;Jr; nra;ag;gLk;. mj;Jld; ,g;gy;fiyf;fofj;jpdhy; elj;jg;gLk; ve;j xU ghPl;irf;Fk; 1-3fy;tp Mz;L fhyg;gFjpapy; mtUila ghPl;ir mDkjp jilnra;ag;gLk;.

Nkw;$wpa ve;jnthU ghPl;;irf; Fw;wr;; nraYf;Fk; cjtpa my;yJ cle;ijahf ,Ue;j ve;j xU ghPl;rhh;j;jpAk; mf; Fw;wk; Ghpe;jtuhff; fzpf;fg;gl;L mj;jz;lidfNshL njhlHGila gFjpfspd; mbg;gilapy; jz;bf;fg;gLtH.

MAHNtj murhq;f itj;jparhiy. MAHNtj kUj;Jtrigapy; gjpTnra;ag;gl;l MAHNtj itj;jpaH.

tpNrl re;jHg;gq;fspy; jdpahH itj;jparhiy> my;yJ gjpT nra;ag;gl;l jdpahH itj;jparhiy my;yJ gjpT nra;ag;gl;l jdpahH itj;jpaH MfpNahuhy; toq;fg;gl;l rhd;wpjo;fs; gy;fiyf;fof kUj;Jt rigapdhy; fUj;jpy;; nfhs;sg;glyhk;.


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1. xt;nthU khztUk; mofpaw; Jiwapy; rpwg;Gj;jd;ik ngw mHg;gzpg;GilatuhfTk;> caH ew;gz;GilatuhfTk;> ed;elj;ij cilatuhfTk; ,Uj;jy; Ntz;Lnkd vjpHghHf;fg;gLfpd;wdH.

4. khztHfs; jkJ gz;ghl;bdJk;;> kugpdJk; tpOkpaq;fspd;gb NeHj;jpahfTk;> ey;y KiwapYk; Mil mzptJ vjpHghHf;fg;gLfpd;wJ.

7. khztH elj;ij kw;Wk; xOf;f newp

khztHfs;> ehl;bd; gz;ghl;L kugpid ghJfhf;fpd;wJk;> ts%l;LtJkhd gz;igf; nfhz;lJk; mj;Jld; mtHfshy; njhpT nra;ag;gl;l mofpay; Jiwapy; njhopy; juj;jf;f gl;ljhhpfisAk;> bg;NshkhjhhpfisAk; cUthf;Ffpd;wJkhd caH fy;tp epWtdkhd Rthkp tpGyhee;jh mofpaw; fw;iffs; epWtfj;jpd; chpj;JilNahuhthH.

2. khztH mofpay; Jiwf;Fk;> epWtfj;jpd; R%fkhd nraw;ghl;Lf;Fk; cjt Ntz;Lk;.

3. xt;nthU khztUk;> epWtfj;jpd; midj;J nrhj;Jf;fisAk;> mofpay; tpOkpaq;fisAk; fhf;f Ntz;Lk;. epWtfj;jpd; fy;tprhH kw;Wk; NtW eltbf;iffspy; R%fkhd nraw;ghl;Lf;F Fog;gk; tpistpj;jy; my;;yJ gq;fk; tpistpf;fpd;wikf;Ff; fhuzkhf ,Uj;jy; jz;lidf;Fhpa Fw;wkhFk;.

5. ve;jnthU khztUk; gzpg;ghsH/Rthkp tpGyhee;jh mofpaw; fw;iffs; epWtfj;jpd; vOj;;J %ykhd mDkjpapd;wp Rthkp tpGyhee;jh mofpaw; fw;iffs; epWtfj;jpd;; ngahpy; thndhyp> njhiyf;fhl;rp> kw;Wk; nghJ epfo;rpfspy; gq;Fnfhs;sNth my;yJ gj;jphpiffs; kw;Wk; ,yf;fpa Ey;fSf;F fbjk; my;yJ fl;Liufs; %ykhd gq;fspg;Ngh nra;jy; $lhJ.

6. ve;jnthU tbtj;jpdhyhd gfpbtijAk; rl;lg;;gb fLikahd jz;lidf;Fhpa Fw;wkhFk;.

7. khztHfs; gy;fiyf;fof tshfj;jpDs; Gifj;jy;;> kJghdk; mUe;Jjy; vd;gtw;iwf; fl;lhak;; jtpHj;Jf; nfhs;s Ntz;Lk;.

8. Rthkp tpGyhee;jh mofpaw; fw;iffs; epWtfj;jpd; ,yf;fpid miltjw;fhd jFe;j khztH – MrphpaH cwT Ngzg;gLtJ vjpHghHf;fg;gLfpd;wJ.

9. ve;j XU khztUk; Rthkp tpGyhee;jh mofpaw; fw;iffs; epWtfj;jpd;; fy;tprhH CopaHfsplk;; gpuj;jpNaf fl;lz tFg;Gf;fis ehlf; $lhJ.


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