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The document announces various annual awards for 2009, congratulating Prof. C.P. Gupta for the Award for Excellence in Teaching Students' Choice (PGPM), Prof. Debi Saini for the Award for Excellence in Teaching Students' Choice (PGHR), Prof. Daisy Chauhan for the Award for Excellence in Continuing Education, Prof. Soumendu Biswas for the Award for Excellence in Research, and Prof. Manoj K. Srivastava for the Award for Excellence in Teaching. It also congratulates Sh. Ranjit Singh for the Best Employee Award in Officers, Sh. Jagdish Kakkar for the Best Employee Award in Subordinate Staff,
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Award For Excellence
- 1. Annual Awards 2009 Congratulations Prof. C.P. Gupta Award for Excellence in Teaching Students’ Choice (PGPM)
- 2. Annual Awards 2009 Congratulations Prof. Debi Saini Award for Excellence in Teaching Students’ Choice (PGHR)
- 3. Annual Awards 2009 Congratulations Prof. Daisy Chauhan Award for Excellence in Continuing Education
- 4. Annual Awards 2009 Congratulations Prof. Soumendu Biswas Award for Excellence in Research
- 5. Annual Awards 2009 Congratulations Prof. Manoj K. Srivastava Award for Excellence in Teaching
- 6. Annual Awards 2009 Congratulations Sh. Ranjit Singh Best Employee Award in Officers
- 7. Annual Awards 2009 Congratulations Sh. Jagdish Kakkar Best Employee Award in Subordinate Staff
- 8. Annual Awards 2009 Congratulations Sh. Mukh Bahadur Best Employee Award in Support Staff