Sambalpur University Political Science

P.G.Department of Sociology

1.	Name of the University	Sambalpur University
2.	Name of the department	P.G. Deptt. of SOCIOLOGY
3.	Year of establishment	1991 ( The Dept. of Anthropology & Sociology, started in 1976 got bifurcated in 1991)
4.	Date of visit
5.	No. of students who applied and got admission in various courses in last 3 years

Year	U.G.		P.G.		M.Phil.		Ph.D.
Year	Applied	Admitted	Applied	Admitted	Applied	Admitted	Applied	Admitted
2004-05	N.A		60	25 (24+1*)	12	06	10 03 No Entrance 11 09
2005-06	N.A		57	27(24+2*)	04	02
2006-07	N.A		65	24	20	09 (6+3*)
2007-08	N.A		67	25(24+1*)	11	06	11 11

* These candidates were admitted under self –financing basis

6. When was the syllabus last revised by the Department?

a) Semester System of Teaching and Examination under Course Credit Model was introduced as per the UGC Model Course Curriculum in the year 2004

b) School System of Teaching and Examination under the ‘Bio-Social School”, consisting of the three Departments, Anthropology, Home Science and Sociology, has been introduced wef June, 2008. Under the system in the First Semester, Five papers of 20 Credit Hours shall be common for the students of the three participating Departments. Accordingly, courses have been changed keeping the interdisciplinary nature of understanding social phenomena.

7. Non teaching staff:

Name	Designation	Pay scale	Qualification	Nature of duty	Whether SC/ST/ OBC
Sri Binod Kumar Pasayat	Sr. Asst.	5000-8000/-	B.A.	All type of official work.	OBC
Sri Suru Jal,	Watchman	2550-3000		Watchman of the Sociology, Anth.and Home Science Building in night only.	S C
Doctor Singh,	D.W. Peon	Rs.80/- per day	Matric	Office Peon	S T

8. Teaching Staff:

Name of the teacher	Designation	Qualification	Teaching load in clock hours per week	No. of research students working for Ph.D.	No. of research papers published in journals during X Plan		No.of Refresher Courses attended during Xth Plan.		Conference/Symposium/ Workshops attended During Xth Plan
Name of the teacher	Designation	Qualification	Teaching load in clock hours per week	No. of research students working for Ph.D.	Int.	Na.	Or.	Ref.	In.	Na.
Dr. S.Mohanty	Prof. & Head	MA, Ph.D.	19 (*11)	03	Nil	03	-		04	09
Dr. S.Naik	Prof.	MA., Ph.D,	23 (*8)	02	Nil	03			03	08
Dr.N.K. Mahakud	Reader	MA., Ph.D.	30 (*12)	03	Nil	03			01	10
Dr.(Mrs.) S.Nayak,	Lecturer	MA., Ph.D.	24 (*6)	Nil	Nil	Nil		01	-	02

* More no of Classes taken than the statutory work load

9. Building:

Total area of the department (In Sq. Ft./ Sqm.): = 2520 Sq Ft.

Total Laboratory area of the Department(In Sq.Ft./Sqm. = N.A.

10. Books and Journals: -

a) Books:

Library	2002-03 Nos/ Rs.	2003-04 & 2004-05 Nos./ Rs.	2005-06 Nos./Rs	2006-07 Nos./ Rs.	Total Books in Plan Period
Central	30(Rs.11,304)	80(Rs.44,044)	NIL	187(Rs.95,154)	297(Rs.1,50,502)
Department (Infrastructure Fund)	10 (Rs.3952)	11 (Rs.3055)	NIL	85 (Rs.38,514)	106(Rs.54,521)
Total Books	40 Rs.15,256)	91(Rs.47,099)	NIL	272 (Rs.1,33,668)	403 (Rs.2,05,023)

b) Journals:

i) Central Library-

Year	Total Nos.	Title
2002-03	NIL	NIL
2003-04	NIL	NIL
2004-05	NIL	NIL
2005-06	05	Social Action Sociological Bulletin Nagarlok Contributions to Indian Sociology Indian Journal of Gender Studies
2006-07	15	Social Action Social Change Contributions to Indian Sociology Indian Journal of Gender Studies Indian Journal of Social Development Indian Journal of Criminology Indian Journal of Social Work Journal of Research in Crime & Delinquency Man and Development Nagarlok Sociological Bulletin Gender, Technology and Development Journal of Psycho.Research Journal of Social Work Studies of Ethno-Medicine E-Journal (INFLIBILET-JOSTER)

ii) Department Library-

a) CD of Sociological Bulletin

iii) Personally by individual Teachers-

a) Sociological Bulletin

b) Economic and Political Weekly

c) The Eastern Anthropologist

d) Indian Police Journal

e) Indian Journal of Criminology and Criminalistics

f) Indian Journal of Criminology

11. Equipment:

Name of the equipments in the department worth Rs. One Lakh and Above along with the cost…
Names of the equipments purchased in the X plan worth Rs. One Lakh and Above	Nil
Percent utilization of equipments	80% · OHP are used in Class room Teaching and Seminar presentation · Generator is used in Fieldwork · Computers are used by the students and teachers · Xerox machine caters to the need of students and teachers
Whether the equipment is also used by other departments/ colleges/ other outside agencies (Give Details)	Yes By the other Depts. Of the University as and when requested

12. Whether all teachers are provided room and necessary furniture?: Yes.

Type of accommodation	Percentage of teachers provided such accommodation
Independent room	100%
Room on twin sharing basis	Nil
Room on sharing basis	Nil

13. Whether the department is identified by UGC as (DRS/DAS/CAS): if yes, since when and level… … No.

14. Whether the department organized any national/ international conference seminar/ Symposia / workshop etc. during X plan? If yes, (give details)

14(a) National Seminar on “Sociology in Orissa “February-22-23, 2005.

14(b) National symposium on “Gender Symmetry:

Challenges Encountered” in collaboration with the Dept. of Home Science, March,2006

14(c) State level Seminar on” Environmental a Health Issues in Orissa,

0^th March, 2006.

14(d) Interdisciplinary Refresher Course of Sociology, Anthropology and Home Science in March, 2007

15. Whether the department organized any training programme for Industry community etc. during Xth Plan (if yes, give details)

15(a) Organized a work-shop on pre-material counseling on 28.03.2007 in collaboration with BISWA, Sambalpur.

16. Whether the department has undertaken any consultancy Work during Xth Plan (if Yes, give details) … NIL.

17. Whether any research project has been undertaken in the last Five years (If yes, give details)

Name of the Teacher	Title of the Project	Year	Duration	Funding Agency	Amount In Rs.
1..Prof S.Mohanty	Dowry Related Crimes and the Legal Provisions: A Critical Analysis in the State of Orissa	2001	02 Years	UGC	1.99,440
2. Prof.S.Mohanty	Socio-Economic Profile study of Villagers in Rairakhol Forest Division	2007	06 Months	Forest Department Govt.of Orissa.	46,000.00
3.Prof.S.Naik, Co-consultant, Prof. B.Rath, HSS Dept. IIT,Kanpur is the principal Consultanant	SHGS”in K.B.K.Districts of Orissa	2006	02 Years	Planning and Co-ordination	4.00 lakhs
4.Dr. N.K.Mahakud	Sacred Grooves	2001	03 Years	UGC	2.82 Lakhs

18. Whether the department received any grants from various schemes of the U.G.C.? If yes, give details:- Nil

19. Whether any financial assistance was received from sources other than U.G.C……No.

Paper

1. Mohanty. S. 2006. “Violent Crimes and the Role of Police in India,” Police Research and Development Journal, LIII (2): 60-67.

2. Mohanty. S. 2006. “Prison Work Programme and the Rehabilitation Plans and Programmes of the Convicts: A contradiction,” in …… (ed.), Facets of Urban Society in Processes, Problems and Development. New Delhi: Serials Publications.

3. Mohanty. S. 2005. “Scope of Criminology Research in India for the 21^st Century in India,” Indian Journal of Criminology and Criminalities, xxvi (2): 5-11.

4. Mahakud, N. 2005. “The Third Dimension of Education: Its Reference in the New Millennium,” Journal of Social Sciences, 11 (1): ??

5. Mohanty. S. 2004. “Rising Expectations among Educated Unemployed Youth and Growing Unrest in India: A Sociological Analysis,” (pp.79-87) in ??????? (ed.), Development in India for Whom and Where? New Delhi: City Publications.

6. Mahakud, N. 2004. Assessing and Assuaging Indian Women in Telecommunicational Advertisement” Journal of Community Guidance and Research, 21 (2), 2004

7. Mohanty. S. 2003. “Problems and Prospects of Family Planning Programme in India: A Sociological Analysis,” (pp.50-58) in R.N. Pati (ed.), Socio-Cultural Dimension of Reproductive Child Health. New Delhi: Ashis Publishing House.

8. Naik, S. 2003. “Need of a Gendered Ecological Approach of Displacement Related Development,” Indian Journal of Environment and Ecoplanning, 7 (2): 73-78.

9. Naik, S. 2003. “Changing Role Models among the Middle Class Educated Indian Youth,” Journal Humanities and Social Sciences (Sambalpur University), 2: 73-81.

10. Mohanty. S. 2002. “Sexual Violence Against Women: Nature, Causes and Consequences,” (pp.225-245) in ??????? (ed.), Recent Advances in Forensic Biology. Delhi: Anmol Publications Pvt., Ltd.

11. Mohanty. S. 2002. “Preventing Atrocities on Indian women through the Process of De-learning and Re-learning,” Social Defense, II: 48-53.

12. Naik, S., B.K. Senapati and J. Sahu. ??. “Cultural Threat: A Study of Three Hill Bhuiyan Tribal Villages of Western Orissa. International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development,” e-journal at http://www.icimod.org/imy2002/culture/web/reference

13. Naik, S. and B.K. Senapati. 2002. “Earthworm Based Technology Application for Status Assessment and Management of a Traditional and Conventional Agroforestry System,” (pp.139-160) in P.S. Ramakrishnan (ed.), Traditional Ecological Knowledge for Bio-sphere Reserves in South and Central Asia. New Delhi: UNESCO, Oxford.

14. Naik, S. and P. Panda. 2002. “Attitude of Government Employees Working in Rural Areas Towards Ruralites”, Journal of Rural Development and Administration, 34 (1-4): 90-98.

P. G. Dept. of Sociology.