AISECT University - "IMAGE - April 2018"

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Volume :
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30th May 2018, Wednesday
Monthly NEWSLETTER
Highlights
Main storyMain story
AboutAISECTUniversity
Establishment and incorporation of the AISECT University at HAZARIBAGH, Jharkhand promoted
by All India Society for Electronics and Computer Technology (AISECT), Bhopal, AISECT works hand
in hand with the academic institutions and industry. AISECT University, Hazaribag, established by
Govt. of Jharkhand vide Act No. 12/2016 dt. 13/05/2016, is a pioneer institute of higher education and
research. The aim of the University is to be valued as a covered center for nurturing talent, imparting
skill-based quality education and promoting research-driven advancement of knowledge for creating
responsibleprofessionalwhowillhelpbuildaprogressivenation.
AISECT University Hazaribag has been functional since 2016 and we provide a number of courses,
both traditional and professional, to facilitate students with the knowledge and skill sets practically
requiredtoworkinany organization.
Vision
· Nurturing Talent
· ImpartingSkill-basedQuality Education
· PromotingResearch-drivenAdvancementofKnowledge
Mission
TechnologyDrivenEducation
· Toprovidetransformativeeducationthrough extensive &innovative useoftechnology.
SkillBuildingApproach
· To nurture talent, stimulate thinking, impart skills and create competent & inspired
professionalsforthe industry.
IndustryLinkedCurriculum
· Toforgeimpactfulcollaborationwith leadingacademicandcorporatebodiesacrossthe world.
National Outlook
· To play the role of a National University -providing dedicated service towards the social and
economicdevelopmentofthe nation.
ResearchOrientation
· Tofosteraresearchorientedculture inthe university.
Jharkhand Tourism at Pg.- 05 Weed Control of Hazaribag Jheel at P.g. -06

Main storyMain story
About Our New Vice-Chancellor
Prof. Dr. Sunil Kumar Srivastava, S/o – Late
Mithlesh Rani and Late Kamleshwari Prasad
was born (28-03-1951) in Bihar (Painathi, Bihta,
Patna) and brought up in Uttarpradesh (Prayag
and Kashi). He did his M.Sc. (Chemistry) in
1970 and Ph.D. (Chemistry) in 1973 both from
Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi. The thesis
work was done at National Chemical
Laboratory, Poona. He has more than 47 years
of Research Experience in the areas of
Thermodynamics, Resource Quality
Assessment, Fuel Science, Coal Combustion,
Coal Carbonization, Coal Gasication, Coal
Liquefaction, Coal Beneciation, Hydrogen
Production, and Sulphur in Coal, Clean Coal
Technology, and Environmental Pollution etc.
He has executed a variety of R & D programs,
extended advised to different industries,
guided for production of quality products. He
was Technical Adviser/Consultant to private
labs. He has adequate teaching experience at
UG & PG levels including at IIT, ISM, Dhanbad
(M.Tech. Students) as adjunct professor. He has
produced ten Ph.D's and supervised a number
of B.Tech/M.Tech/M.Phil/M.Sc. students. He
has published more than 100 research papers in
international/national journals. He has
presented more than 100 research papers in
international/national seminar/symposia. He
has visited a number of countries viz. USA,
West Germany, U.K, Brazil, Singapore, East
Germany and others. He has adequate
administrative and management experience as
head of institutions viz. Director of Central Fuel
Research Institute, Dean (Academic)-Cum-
Principal-in-charge at K.K. Polytechnic,
Dhanbad and K.K. Polytechnic, Bihar Shariff.
He was Dean (Academic) at K.K. University,
Nalanda. He has been invited to give technical
talks and has chaired a number of technical
sessions at international/national conferences.
He was unanimously elected International
Vice-chair of Pittsburgh Annual Coal
conferences, USA (>36 countries and >600
delegates.)
AUFamily bidsFarewell to Dr. R.N. Yadava
On 10/04/2018, the students of AISECT
University, Hazaribag gave farewell to their ex-
vice-chancellor Dr. R.N. Yadava and welcomed
new vice-chancellor, Prof. Dr. S.K. Srivastava.
A group photographic session was held in
order to keep fresh the memories of Dr. R.N.
Yadav. All the faculties and non-teaching
family members of AISECT University,
Hazaribag arranged a function to bid farewell
to their founder vice-chancellor, Dr. R.N.
Yadava. The new vice-chancellor and the
registrar greeted him with ower of
bouquettes. All of them spoke about Dr. R.N.
Yadav, and his contribution to AISECT
University, Hazaribag. Dr. R.N. Yadava
assured all of the AISECT University family
members that he will never forget all of us and
shall occasionally visit Hazaribag in future. He
willbe available to guideall ofusinneed.
Meetingof Board of Management
The meeting of Board of Management
(BOM)washeldon09/04/2018.
Thefollowingwerepresent:-
1. Dr.R.N.Yadava,Chairman,BOM.
2. Prof. V.K. Verma, Chancellor, CVRU,
Vaishali.
3. Prof.Dr.S.K.Srivastava,SpecialInvitee.
4. Dr. Dharmendra Kumar Singh, AISECT
University.
5. Dr.ArvindKumar,AISECTUniversity.
6. Dr. Munish Govind, Registrar –
Secretary, BOM.
Dr. Anurag Seetha, Shri Abhishek Pandit & Sri
Siddharth Chaturvedi were not present due to
their pre-occupations.
Thefollowingagendawerediscussed:
(a) Welcome and opening remarks by
Chairman.
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(b) Conrmation of the Minutes of the 3
meeting ofBOMheldon18/12/2017.
(c) DiscussiononUniversityupdates.
(d) Discussion on and launch of new UG &
PG courses for Academic Session 2018-
19.
(e) Discussion on and approval of
programmestructure &syllabi.
(f) Discussion on Admission planning in
AcademicSession2018-19.
(g) Discussion on Proposed Budget 2018-
19.
(h) Discussion on and approval of
AcademicCalendar.
(i) Any other issue with the permission
of the Chair.
IMAGE, 30th May 2018, Wednesday

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from editor’s Deskfrom editor’s Desk
Welcome to the rst edition of
IMAGE, our new monthly e-news
bulletin designed especially for
giving an insight to AISECT
University, Hazaribag. A lot of
effort has been given in making of
this issue. We hope you enjoy
reading this bulletin. The best
thing about this issue is that it
represents the creative side of
AISECT students to a fair degree-
something that we think we all
need to reconnect with. Amidst
the busy schedule of a 4-month semester, with 3-exams, and all
those assignments that make the student bang their heads on the
wall, we tend to lose track of all the creative things that we are
capable of, things that we could have been proud of which can bring
each one, satisfaction. So this time we have made an attempt to
bring out the talent concealed within the members of AISECT
family. This issue includes articles, poems and features by our
students as well as the faculty members. We hope you enjoy reading
thisissueasmuchaswehave enjoyedmaking it.
I hope you will enjoy this rst issue. Any suggestion or criticism on
thisbulletin wouldbe mostwelcome.
(Ms.ManishaSinha)

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MessageMessage
Message from Vice-Chancellor
It gives me immense pleasure to
release IMAGE, the rst e-news
bulletin of AISECT University,
Hazaribag. This university came in
existence in May 2016 and one can
imagine how difcult it is to give a
good shape to it. It is a Herculean task
and I am happy to announce that
AISECT family, Hazaribag has not left
any stone unturned. The AISECT
University has managed this crucial period very well, and is going ahead in
making the AISECT University, Hazaribag a brand name. It has ensured
very high standards of performance and has also set up a mark of quality
education. Unlike other e-newsletters that seek to mention the awards and
achievements of the University, this annual report is an insight to the
contribution of AISECT University in the development of the society. It will
also provide live images of organizational culture, plans, policies, potential
andpeopleofthe Universitywith their mindset,visionandsentiments.
A university is much more than just a place to acquire knowledge. At
AISECT University, Hazaribag we take pride in being an institution that is
open to new ideas and innovative thinking. The world class research
undertaken at AISECT University, Hazaribag not only contributes to the
creation of new knowledge but is also meant to inspire our students, to solve
future challenges facing tropical communities and create a brighter future
forlifeinthe tropicsworldwide.
(Dr. S.K.Srivastava)

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MessageMessage
Message from Registrar
It is my great privilege to present
the rst e-news bulletin of
AISECT University. Moving
ahead on the path of excellence,
the AISECT University is ready
to effectively take up the
forthcoming challenges in
d i v e r s i  e d d o m a i n s . T o
accomplish this, new courses are
being added and new facilities
a r e b e i n g d e v e l o p e d o n
continuous basis. Inculcation of
ethical and moral values among
youth isoneofourprimeconcerns.
Apart from creating highly qualied professionals, we are involved in
imparting basic technological skills for underprivileged section of the
society through its various programs. The University boasts of its
strong industry interaction that is evident from excellent placement of
students and also from the existence of industry linked labs and
collaborations. We at AISECT University are committed to the Nation's
development by taking up more scientic and technological projects
meantforthe directupliftment ofthe society.
We are working to make the University environment efcient and tech-
savvy and for this we are participating in programs like Digital India,
Skill India, Make in India, Clean India, etc. by its various stake holders.
We are committed to meet the expectations of all its stake holders and
want to realize its vision to emerge as a centre of excellence in various
elds both at national and international levels for which I solicit the
participation ofoneandall.
(Dr. Munish Govind)

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Congratulations
To,
Dr. Sunil Kumar Srivastava,
Appointed as new Vice Chancellor
From: 01/04/2018
AISECT University welcomes you to our
family. We hope to learn from your experience
and grow to a greater extent under your
guidance.
To,
Dr. R.N. Yadava
For his new assignment at RNTU Bhopal as
Head of the Center for Environmental
Science.
To,
Mr. Somnath Kumar, Faculty of
Geography
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Birthday: 1 April
AISECT family wishes you a very very happy
birthday! May this year brings happiness and
success inyour life.
To,
Dr. Om Prakash Mehta, Faculty of
Management
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Marriage Anniversary: 16 April
anniversary! We wish you and your better half
a good health and prosperity for the years
ahead.
To,
Mr. Akash Kumar, Faculty of Agriculture
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Birthday: 28 April
birthday! May this year start fulﬁlling your
ambitionsthatyou deserve!
To,
Mrs. Sneha Suman, Faculty of Economics
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Wedding: 27 April
& peaceful married life ahead! We wish you
and your better half with all the luck and love
for theyearstocome.

StudentStudent Adda5
Jharkhand was carved out of the southern part
of Bihar on 15 November, 2000. Ranchi is the
capital and Dumka its sub-capital, Dhanbad the
coal capital of India while Jamshedpur is the
biggest and largest industrial city of the state.
The major religious place is Deoghar.
Jharkhand is also known as “The Lands of
Forest”.
Tourism in Jharkhand include pilgrimages,
national parks, waterfalls, industrial areas and
much more. All the dams, lakes and waterfalls
witness a huge crowd of tourists during picnic
seasons.
Following are some of the popular spots -
famous for Scenic beauty worth falling in love
with -
Usri Falls: It is situated in Giridih. One of the
Sceneric falls in Jharkhand being surrounded
by forests. The government has also taken steps
tomakethisplacemoresuitable fortourists.
Dimna Lake: Situated in Jamshedpur. The
place is surrounded with Dalma Hills. The view
here, makes it one of the most attractive place of
the steel city. Apart from picnics, one can enjoy
boating, rowing and Jet Skiing. November to
February is the best time to explore the beauty
ofDimnaLake.
Hundru Falls: Situated in Ranchi, Hundru Falls
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is listed as the 34 highest waterfalls in India.
The force of water has eroded the rocks into
different structures which adds beauty to the
fall. It is also a great spot for picnic. The best
time to visit Hundru Falls is during monsoon
whichwillmakeonefallinlovewith the scene.
Jonha Falls: Another Sceneric beauty of Ranchi
is Jonha Falls. Tourists can count 500 steps
whiledescendingdownthe falls.
Dassam Falls: It is situated in Ranchi-
Jamshedpur Highway. This fall enhances the
beauty of the capital city, Ranchi. Keeping up to
its name, ten streams can be seen falling from
here. The echo of the water fall is heard from
quite far. Tourists can enjoy swimming and
bathing here.
Hirni Falls: Located in the West Singhbhum
district, Hirni Falls is a treat to watch. It is
situated between thick forests at a distance of 70
km from Ranchi. The gushing falls and dense
forest can be viewed from an observatory tower
at the topofthe hill.
Betla National Park: One of the most well-
known parks of the area, the Betla National
Park is home for bison, elephants, tigers,
leopards and many more wild animals. It is full
of greenery with bamboo and sal trees. The soil
is fertile as river Koel ows through this area.
Tourists can enjoy the beauty on Jeep safaris
and on elephants. It consists many waterfalls,
hotspringsaswell asthe historicalfort.
Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary: Located in the
Dalma Hills. Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary is 10 km
from Jamshedpur. It provides shelter to
elephants, deers, porcupines and sloth. The
whole area lies between a dense forests which is
the best habitat forwildanimals.
Bhagwan Birsa Biological Park (Ormanjhi):
Spread over an area of 104 ha. of forest, the
biological park is situated in Chakla (Ormanjhi)
by the side of Getalsud Dam. It shelters many
wild species such as tiger, lion, leopard, hyena,
jackal, fox, langur, monkey, nilgai, deer,
sambhar,black buck, porcupine,etc.
Parasnath Temple (Shikharji Temple): The
temple is situated at Parasnath Hill. It is
considered as the most holi, teethsthal of Jains.
This is the place where twenty out of twenty
four tirthankaras attained (Moksha) or freedom
from the cycle of rebirth. It is located in Dumri
almost25kmaway fromMadhuban.
Tagore Hill: Tagore Hill is one of the most
popular destinations visited by tourists and
people of Ranchi. Way back in 1908,
Jyotindranath Tagore, elder brother of
Rabindranath Tagore bought the hill from a
landowner. He built a house on it and named it
Shanti Dham. It is said that Rabindranath
Tagoreusedto write hisversesupthere.
Jharkhand is a beautiful place to visit. Its scenic
beauty is worth falling in love with the state.
Our government is doing their best to make the
tourists places comfortable for the tourists so
that they can enjoy and take away good
memorieswith them back home.
- Shivangi Das
Jharkhand TourismJharkhand Tourism

StudentStudent Adda5
Hazaribag Jheel is situated in the centre
of Hazaribag. It is the symbol of nature's
beauty as well as aesthetic values also.
At Jheel, people enjoy boating,
swimming, shing, morning walk and it
isapopularpicnicspotaswell.
Jheel is decorated with many types of
owers, plants, trees and by musical
lights, At Jheel people get fresh air,
water, andpeaceofmind.
In Jheel many types of colourful
shes are available which creates a
beautiful and joyful effect in Jheel, and
peopleenjoyit also.
But presence of many of aquatic weeds
and unwanted plants spoil the beauty of
Jheel by making unusual views around
Jheel. Many of the weeds are in the big
form like bushes, shrubs etc, which
mainlyspoilsthe beauty ofthe Jheel.
These weeds also affect the life of aquatic
animals, shes, which totaly depend on
their life cycle in water. They pollute
fresh water of Jheel by which life of sh
gets affected and the ecosystem,
environment and nature also are
disturbed.
Jheel water is supplied to many of the
houses near the area, and hence polluted
water creates harmful effects on human
health.
Weed is an unwanted plant that
grow faster than desirable plants and
their life cycle is also small but by which
the ecosystem of nature gets affected
creating water pollution, air pollution
dangerous to aquatic life, sh, animal,
humanhealth etc.
Thus we should apply techniques
to control weed and stop their growth,
which will help to
maintain the beauty
o f t h e J h e e l a t
Hazaribag. First one,
by the use of our
hands, we pull the
weeds and throw it
outside the Jheel area
and burn it. Another
method could be by collecting weeds
and cutting their roots with the help of
sickle and then removal of the weeds
fromwater.
By applying some weed removal devices
that go under water, take out their roots
and throw out weeds from Jheel and use
it in compost by decomposition can also
be very helpfulinweedcontrolprocess.
If whole area of the Jheel is coved up by
weeds and cannot be controlled by any
of the devices then, we chemicals or
herbicides that can control their growth
can be applied. Application of
herbicides does not harm the aquatic life
of animals or the quality of water, and
thus beauty of the Jheel besides
maintaining the aestheticvalues.
Weed control at Jheel is important for
every one's better life, getting fresh air,
quality water andnatural beauty ofJheel.
One of these methods could be manually
pulling out of weeds from Jheel and then
burning them to ensure restriction of
pollution.
Weed Control of Hazaribag JheelWeed Control of Hazaribag Jheel
- Anjali Gupta

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Dear Daughter,
I have never longed to be alone,
I never had wished you to be alone,
But see how thing amused
That you became forever alone.
You were my part for three months
Those pleasing three months,
Those crucial three months,
Those gruelling three months,
That transformed both of our lives.
You were my part for three months
When they split us apart-without letting me
realize.
I avow-my child-I was unfamiliar.
And I too became a slayer.
I did-why? SOCIETY
I had a son two years later,
A delight they felt and
I died due of igominy
And I wrote you every year.
One the expected date of your birth.
Alas! I didn't have any address.
Yet I wrote!
Although I could not see you growing,
But I buy a dress every year
Just for you-that I could see you,
How you might be budding somewhere.
Although I could not see you toodle
But I had bought anklets for you
Just to see and hear how those jingle,
When you have danced.
Although I could not see you but I feel you
In my dreams and
Murmuring of your voice gently in my ears,
“Mummy……”
And I arouse out of dreams to hold you
Anger maddens me,
THE LAST LETTER
- Richa
Just to nd the murderers of yours
Revenge tries to speak up,
But I kept shut for the son.
For whom you were eradicated
It has been twenty ve years,
With all departing day passes
I soared for you my daughter.
I you were living,
You would have been my friend –
My advisor, my motivator
This is the last letter I inscribe to you.
I cannot live with this guilt
Guilt of breathing with killers,
Seeing them freely exist.
And-the son-for whom
They all did nuissance
My daughter they took your life
But now the son stays neither with me,
nor with them,
He has his own life and a wife.
I have no affection, no adoration.
Yet I love you until the end of my life.
And I missed you from eternity
I don't know where I will go
Will I continue or end my life
But one thing is clear
That I would be away from humiliation.
And since I had not let you see this life,
My child-I tell you, life is beautiful
Close your eyes and whisper in my ears.
Mummy-and all world will be yours.
Nothing more can I write,
Except to say
If you could forgive me.
Your's loving mother.

Training & BeyondTraining & Beyond8
AISECT University Hazaribag always emphasizes on imparting quality
education even to the grassroots level of the society. To achieve this,
AISECT University organized a one-month, free workshop on
Personality Development and Communicative English for the students
of Hazaribag and adjacent areas. This workshop was open to all,
irrespective of the age, profession or any other social or economic
parameter.
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The workshop started on 26 April. It was conducted everyday from 4-6
PM in the evening. The main idea being conducting this workshop was
that the student mater pace with the developing world which lies outside
thissmalltown ofJharkhand.
The faculty members of English Department, Ms. Preeti Purnima Baxla
and Ms. Richa played a very crucial part in improving the
communication skills of the students by making them aware of some
basic rules of grammar, phonetics and linguistic. Ms. Manisha Sinha
(Dept. of Journalism & Mass com.) and Mr. Anupam Gupta (Dept. of
Management) worked on grooming the personalities of the students, so
that when they step out in the competitive world, they do not feel
dijected or discarded due to the absence of some very basic attribute of
ones character. Computer literacy is again a very important skill for
students today. Mr. Farooq Jamal made the students aware of some of the
softwares of computer like – Ms Word, Ms Excel, PowerPoint
Presentation andsurng onInternet etc.
A total number of 22 students participated in the workshop. In the
closing ceremony of workshop, they weve awarded certicate of
participation by our honorable Vice Chancellor, Dr. S.K. Srivastava and
were congratulated by the Registrar Dr. Munish Kr. Govind. Few of the
studentswereinterviewedby VC andvideochippingsweremade.
Listof Students:
Name Qualication Address
1. KomalRajak B.Sc.(Part-I) Krishnapuri
2. SujeetKumar B.A(Part-III) Krishnapuri
3. SandeepKumar B.A(Sem.-III) Krishnapuri
4. RajKamalRaj B.Sc.(Sem.-III) Lochanpath
Workshop on Personality Development &
Communicative English

Training & BeyondTraining & Beyond8
5. KrishnaKumarGupta B.A(Sem.-II) Matwari (Hzb)
6. JoyshishRaj DiplomaEEE Matwari
7. DharamveerKr.Pandey B.A(Sem.-III) Matwari
8. Qayum Ansari B.A(Sem.-III) Matwari
9. SoniKumari B.A(Sem.-II) Bishnugarh
10. ShivaniKumari B.A(Sem.-IV) Bachra(Chatra)
11. MamtaKumari B.A(Eco.Hon's) Chauparan (Hzb)
12. Sheetal Kumari B.A(Sem-II) Bishnugarh(Hzb)
13. Vikram Kumar Tenth Hazaribag
14. Surykant Kumar Tenth Hazaribag
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15. ArunSankrit 12 Matwari (Hzb)
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16. Manthan Singh 12 Dipughara (Hzb)
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17. RamanSankul 12 Haya
18. Md.DilkashHussain B.A(Sem.-II) Lakhe,Hzb
19. RishikeshRaj B.A(Eng-Sem.-IV) Hazaribag
20. PujaKumari B.Ed.(Sem-II) Sureshcolony(Hzb)
21. PoonamKumari B.Sc.(Sem-II) Matwari
22. MukeshKr.Yadav M.Sc.(Chem-Sem.-IV) Hazaribag

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DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY
An M.O.U was signed between AISECT University and IIT Bombay for
conducting free spoken tutorial for all students at AISECT University,
Hazaribagh. The spoken Tutorial is about teaching and learning a particular FOSS
(Free and Open Source Software). After completion of the tutorial the students
canget acerticationfromIITBombay.SomeFOSSare:
· Python
· Scilab
· LaTex
· PHP&MySQL
· Java
· C
· C++
· Introductiontocomputers
· LibreOfce
· Via aneasyVideotool–SpokenTutorials.
It's a matter of great pride that our students have successfully completed the
tranning and qualied in the online exam to get certication on various FOSS
conducted online by IIT Bombay. The online exam was coordinated by Mr
Siddharth kumar (Assistant Professor, CS & IT) and was invigilated by Miss
Chanda Prasad (Assistant Professor. CS & IT). Here are the list of students who
havequaliedandachievedcerticationfromIITBombay.

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