Conducting a special lecture on "Revisiting Tribal Politics in India" offered an opportunity to critically analyse the dynamics, challenges, and prospects of tribal politics in the country. The programme provided an overview of tribal political representation at various levels of governance, including the Lok Sabha, state assemblies, and local bodies. It discussed the challenges faced by tribal communities in accessing political power, including issues of marginalization, identity politics, and electoral representation.
Conducting a special lecture on the constitutional rights of Scheduled Tribes (STs) in India was crucial for raising awareness about their rights, empowering community members, and promoting social justice. The programme provided an overview of the socio-economic, cultural, and political issues faced by Scheduled Tribes in India, including land alienation, displacement, marginalization, and lack of access to education, healthcare, and basic amenities. It highlighted the historical context of tribal rights struggles and the role of constitutional provisions in addressing past injustices and promoting tribal welfare.
Conducting a career counseling program on careers in law specifically tailored for political science students could provide valuable guidance and insights into the legal profession
Organizing a national seminar on "Debating National Security in India: A Human Security Perspective" provided a sound platform to explore the multifaceted dimensions of security beyond traditional military paradigms
Implementing a Village Extension Programme (VEP) in Kudgunderpur village, Sambalpur, involved a comprehensive approach to community development and capacity-building. • Conducted a thorough needs assessment in Kudgunderpur village to identify the socio-economic, health, educational, and infrastructural needs of the community. • Engaged with community members, local leaders, and stakeholders through surveys, focus group discussions, and interviews to gather insights into their priorities and aspirations.
A National Seminar on Understanding Climate Change in India: Issues and Challenges could able to provide a platform to discuss the specific impacts of climate change on India and explore strategies for mitigation and adaptation.
Hosting a special talk on civil society could provide valuable insights into the role, challenges, and contributions of civil society organizations (CSOs) in shaping societies and advancing social change.
Observing "Sambidhan Diwas" or Constitution Day on January 26th is indeed a significant way to honor and commemorate the adoption of the Constitution of India in 1950.
A webinar on "Gandhian Thought Today: Issues and Challenges" was in fact an insightful exploration of the relevance of Mahatma Gandhi's principles in the contemporary world
A national webinar on "Understanding Ambedkar" could give a significant opportunity to explore the life, work, and legacy of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, a towering figure in India's social and political history.
A national seminar focused on the "Changing Dynamics of India’s Foreign Policy" was a significant platform for examining and discussing the evolving nature of India's approach to international relations. Such an event could delve into various aspects of India's foreign policy, including its strategic priorities, diplomatic engagements, economic partnerships, and security concerns.
Implementing an extension program on voter awareness campaign in Thapapali of Rengali Block could involve a comprehensive approach to educate and empower the community about the importance of voting and active participation in the democratic process.
Workshop
Extension Program to Jhankarpali, Sambalpur.
31st Gabesana Chakra National Seminar
Special Lecture