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Friday, 20 November 2015

[WhatsUpUoH] Fwd: Live Webcast of Inaugural Session of Interanational Conference of Indologists on 21 Nov 2015-Reg

Dear Sir / Madam,

The Inaugural Session of International Conference of Indologists - 2015 shall be webcast live through the website of the President of India (www.presidentofindia.nic.in) on 21 November, 2015 from 1100 hrs to 1210 hrs, by clicking the link titled - Inaugural Session of International Conference of Indologists - 2015 (flashed as new) - on the homepage.

Alternatively, the following link may also be clicked -

The proceedings of the Inaugural Session of the Conference will be available through live streaming on YouTube channel of Rashtrapati Bhavan - https://www.youtube.com/user/RPBhavan

You may like to circulate this information so that interested faculty members and students of your university can view the same.

With regards,

SURESH YADAV, IRS
Officer on Special Duty to the President
President's Secretariat,
Rashtrapati Bhavan,
New Delhi - 110 004
Tel: 011 23015685
Fax: 011 23793891

Thursday, 19 November 2015

[WhatsUpUoH] Distinguished Lecture by Dr. T. Rajendra Kumar, November 24, 2015 - Reg

Dear All,

Distinguished Lecture on "Decoding Cellular Interpretation of the Pattern of Signal Inputs - A Transgenic Approach" by Dr. T. Rajendra Kumar, on November 24, 2015, at 12.00 noon in the Seminar Hall, School of Life Sciences, South Campus.

Please click on the link below for the poster:-
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9_SsL-9Yi6nbTFtb0h1Y2liRzBwNG1NRUVpYUhKS3ltMVZJ/view?usp=sharing

regards

k vijaya

[WhatsUpUoH] UOH HERALD: new post published

Ashish Thomas has published a new post on UOH HERALD: World Philosophy Day
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Wednesday, 18 November 2015

[WhatsUpUoH] Semester registration notification for Winter Semester (January - June 2016) - Reg.

Dear All,

Please find the semester registration notification.

Please click on the link below for the notification:-
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9_SsL-9Yi6nNW4tWW9WTDdWaGJqRDhnNnZBb3JIN21JVVhn/view?usp=sharing

With regards,
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Devesh Nigam
Joint Registrar (Academics & Examinations)
University of Hyderabad
P.O- Central University
Hyderabad -500046.
Phone: 040-23132102 Fax -040 23010292
http://acad.uohyd.ac.in

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[WhatsUpUoH] Inauguration of Lift in Admin. Building at 2.30 PM TODAY

Dear All,

I am directed to inform you that the inauguration of the Lift in the administration building takes place at 2.30 pm TODAY, November 19, 2015. Dr. Annavaram, Department of Sociology, and Dr. P.V. Sai Prasad, School of Computer & Information Sciences, will jointly inaugurate it in the presence of the Hon'ble Vice-Chancellor, among others.

You are requested to make it convenient at the event.

Sincerely,

Krishna Ram, PS to VC

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Vice-Chancellor's Secretariat

University of Hyderabad

Professor C.R. Rao Road
P.O. Central University

Hyderabad 500 046

Telangana, India

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[WhatsUpUoH] Credit Cards for JRF and SRF Research Scholars....!

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Ramulu Bhukya <ramulubhukya@uohyd.ac.in>
Date: Wed, Nov 18, 2015 at 9:09 PM
Subject: Credit Cards for JRF and SRF Research Scholars....!
To: uohallusers@uohyd.ernet.in

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From: Ramulu Bhukya <ramulubhukya@uohyd.ac.in>
Date: Wed, Nov 18, 2015 at 9:08 PM
Subject: Credit Cards for JRF and SRF Research Scholars....!
To: UoH Message Circular <hcu-mail@uohyd.ac.in>

Dear university research scholars community..,

After a series of deliberations taken place with Bank officials, finally they agreed to issue credit cards to research scholars holding JRF & SRFs.

Advantages of holding a credit card

1. helpful during the months fellowship delayed

2. International transactions ( like Paying conference registration fee for abroad conferences, booking hotels in abroad, etc..)

3. can get electronic goods in EMIs ( like buying laptops, printers and so on)

4. can build credit history for future loans ( Home loans, car loans and etc..)

Scholars interested take credit cards, reply to this mail with the following details or send sms to 9502465229.

Name:

Fellowship: JRF/SRF

Contact number:

Year of study:

Thank you.

[WhatsUpUoH] Talk by Prof Richard Seager

Dear All,

Prof Richard Seager, Hamilton College, NY, USA is giving a talk on 'Nationalism, Softpower Yoga and the World's Parliament of Religion' on 19 Novemeber 2015 at 2:30 PM in Seminar Room, CSID, School of Social Sciences

Attached is the poster of this talk.

Thanking you.

warm regards,

Amit

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Assistant Professor, Centre for Study of Indian Diaspora

School of Social Sciences, University of Hyderabad,Hyderabad. 500 046 (India)

Phone: +91-40-2313 3043 (O); +91-9951156700 (M)

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[WhatsUpUoH] Talk by Prof Richard Seager at CSID

Dear All,

Please find attached the details of a talk to delivered by Prof Richard Seager at Centre for Study of Indian Diaspora on 19 November 2015 at 2:30 PM

Title of talk is "Nationalism, Soft power Yoga, and the World's Parliament of Religions, 1893"

warm regards

Amit

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Assistant Professor, Centre for Study of Indian Diaspora
School of Social Sciences, University of Hyderabad,Hyderabad. 500 046 (India)
Phone: +91-40-2313 3043 (O); +91-9951156700 (M)
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Tuesday, 17 November 2015

[WhatsUpUoH] Constitution Day Circular -Reg

Dear All,

Please find the Constitution Day circular.

Please click on the link below for the circular:-
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B9_SsL-9Yi6nVXA4MXVwZEFVaGJHT0duYzVQMThJaUY3SjI0

Thanks.
Deputy Registrar (P)

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[WhatsUpUoH] Non-working of internal telephones in Library and South Campus Quarters - Reg.

Dear All,

This is to inform all that the telephones working in the Library / MBA
as well as South Campus quarters are not working due to damage of cable
in these areas. Communication Cell has informed the Engineering
department about the damages.

It is to inform that the rectification of these cables would take time.
Communication Cell is in the process of getting the cables rectified at
the earliest.

Thanking you

Prasad

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Monday, 16 November 2015

[WhatsUpUoH] PhD Viva of Upendar Gundala

Please note that it has been postponed to 2.30 pm.

Thanks & Regards:

Abu Saleh

PhD Research Scholar @ Centre for Comparative Literature (CCL)

School of Humanities, University of Hyderabad (UoH), India.
Mobile: +91 94 94 24 26 45

Mail: abusaleh@uohyd.ac.in Or abusalehenglish@gmail.com

[WhatsUpUoH] IWPG: International Women’s Peace Group: Request to sign this online Peace Agreement

International Women's Peace Group (IWPG) is working towards the implementation of an international convention on the cessation of war. They think that if women and youth who are victims of wars unite as one for cessation of war, it will bring power to stop wars. They also firmly believe that your signature on WPI campaign will conclude with real peace in our generation.

Please have a look into the website: http://internationalwomenspeacegroup.org/

Watch the video there or you can watch it in Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/135298586

To sign please visit: http://internationalwomenspeacegroup.org/?page_id=2750

They need a billion signatures from the world before they submit this to UNO.

Please forward this to all your contacts and sign this peace agreement.

Thanks

Thanks & Regards:

Abu Saleh

PhD Research Scholar @ Centre for Comparative Literature (CCL)

School of Humanities, University of Hyderabad (UoH), India.
Mobile: +91 94 94 24 26 45

Mail: abusaleh@uohyd.ac.in Or abusalehenglish@gmail.com

http://www.uohyd.ac.in/index.php/81-about-uoh/1443-vacant-faculty-positions

Sunday, 15 November 2015

[WhatsUpUoH] Faculty Openings at the University of Hyderabad

Dear Sir/Madam,

University of Hyderabad invites applications at the levels of Assistant Professor, Associate Professor and Professor in its various Schools, Departments and Centres.

There is an associate professor vacancy at the Centre for Comparative Literature too.

Last date for submission of filled-in applications is 30.11.2015

For more please visit: http://www.uohyd.ac.in/

http://www.uohyd.ac.in/images/recruitment/advt-121015.pdf

http://jobs.uohyd.ac.in/online/

Please forward and inform others.

Thanks.

Thanks & Regards:

Abu Saleh

PhD Research Scholar @ Centre for Comparative Literature (CCL)

School of Humanities, University of Hyderabad (UoH), India.
Mobile: +91 94 94 24 26 45

Mail: abusaleh@uohyd.ac.in Or abusalehenglish@gmail.com

Saturday, 14 November 2015

Re: [WhatsUpUoH] An open letter to the University Engineer

Similar is my concern. I am staying in north ladies hostel currently and it a very common sight to find over flowing tanks. Despite mentioning the cleaning staff too continue to waste a lot of water while cleaning the washrooms.Also, since most flushes in the washrooms do not work there is a tendency to leave the taps open leading to further wastage.

I request you to take action immediately.

And to pass a circular regarding ways to prevent wastage of water.

On Sun, Nov 15, 2015 at 10:32 AM, Sreejith K K <sreejith@uohyd.ac.in> wrote:

This is not an isolated incident that occurs at K- hostel alone. The same is the case in many other buildings on the campus. I saw a similar torrential overflow of water from the tank placed on the humanities building (on 11 th November evening around 3.30). I asked the security guard at the Humanities about the issue. He told me that it is a regular scenario at the Humanities building. He told me that the people in charge of the water will keep the water flow on and go away. They will come back several hours later, after a huge amount of water getting wasted. Since I requested the security guard tried to go on the terrace to close the water. But he could not do that since the door to the terrace is closed.

Water is also getting wasted the University in some other way as well. There are a lot of taps in the hostel that are leaking. Water is getting wasted drop by drop. If you think every drop of water counts, it is an important issue as well (though this is not that visible as in the case of overflowing water tanks). I learned from some of my friends that it is the case in many other hostels as well. When people outside the University are struggling for water, we , the University community, wasting the water due to such cases of negligences might be an extremely irresponsible act.

I got one such leaking tap repaired in my hostel las month. I had to run behind the plumbers to get it done. Before trying to solve the problem, the plumber tried to rather dissolve the problem. He tried to dissolve the problem by saying that 'you simply have to close the tap tight'. I had to provide a few arguments which are followed by a demonstration of the problems in the tap to convince him that his solution tot he problem will not work and hence it actually is a problem and needs to be solved.

It will be great if the hostel authorities themselves check for such issues on a regular interval and take necessary actions (rather than the students writing a formal compliant and then going behind the plumbers to get the job done).



Best Regards,


Sreejith.



On 10 November 2015 at 14:53, Mohan K. Pillai <mohan@uohyd.ac.in> wrote:
Dear Mr University Engineer,

Have you heard of float valves? They cost Rs 100-200 and are available at most hardware stores. It takes a plumber less than 10 minutes to install one. They are used to prevent overflow in water tanks.

Now why do I ask? Because of this phenomena that I have been observing over the last one month-

This is a daily scene from K hostel. Water overflows from tanks like this for 2-4 hours. Now how much water is that?

1 litre per three seconds. (yes, we measured. Thrice, and took an average, rounded to the nearest half-second).

Which is 20 litres per minute. 1200 litres per hour. Which is 4800 litres per day (assuming that this happens only for 4 hours a day, sometimes it is more).

One month, and numerous complaints later, water continues to flow. In fact, it continues to flow not just here, but in I hostel (has been quotidian since at least a year now), and several other places on campus. (no, we did not write a letter, but does the university administration need us to get a letter signed by 500 people, submit it in quadruplicate with a Rs 20 SBI challan, and sit on a hunger strike before people get up from their bureaucratic bottoms and fix float valves?)

Do you realise that this continues to happen when drought has been declared in five states already in our country? 40% of districts in India has received deficient rainfall this year. Our own Telangana has received 20% decreased rainfall. Crops are failing, farmers are committing suicide, and our university prefers to waste thousands of litres of water every day.

Please, get a few float valves and fix these tanks. Let us stop wasting so much water apathetically.

And while you are at it, please note than phenomena such as these-

caused by approaches such as these-

tend to beat the entire point of water purification, and leaves students in these hostels wondering about that weird algal taste in the water they drink. What are you waiting for? An outbreak of Legionnaires disease?
(this photo is from the K hostel water purifier on the roof. Three months and numerous complaints later.)

Yours sincerely,

A disgruntled student.

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Re: [WhatsUpUoH] An open letter to the University Engineer

This is not an isolated incident that occurs at K- hostel alone. The same is the case in many other buildings on the campus. I saw a similar torrential overflow of water from the tank placed on the humanities building (on 11 th November evening around 3.30). I asked the security guard at the Humanities about the issue. He told me that it is a regular scenario at the Humanities building. He told me that the people in charge of the water will keep the water flow on and go away. They will come back several hours later, after a huge amount of water getting wasted. Since I requested the security guard tried to go on the terrace to close the water. But he could not do that since the door to the terrace is closed.

Water is also getting wasted the University in some other way as well. There are a lot of taps in the hostel that are leaking. Water is getting wasted drop by drop. If you think every drop of water counts, it is an important issue as well (though this is not that visible as in the case of overflowing water tanks). I learned from some of my friends that it is the case in many other hostels as well. When people outside the University are struggling for water, we , the University community, wasting the water due to such cases of negligences might be an extremely irresponsible act.

I got one such leaking tap repaired in my hostel las month. I had to run behind the plumbers to get it done. Before trying to solve the problem, the plumber tried to rather dissolve the problem. He tried to dissolve the problem by saying that 'you simply have to close the tap tight'. I had to provide a few arguments which are followed by a demonstration of the problems in the tap to convince him that his solution tot he problem will not work and hence it actually is a problem and needs to be solved.

It will be great if the hostel authorities themselves check for such issues on a regular interval and take necessary actions (rather than the students writing a formal compliant and then going behind the plumbers to get the job done).

Best Regards,

Sreejith.

On 10 November 2015 at 14:53, Mohan K. Pillai <mohan@uohyd.ac.in> wrote:

Dear Mr University Engineer,

Have you heard of float valves? They cost Rs 100-200 and are available at most hardware stores. It takes a plumber less than 10 minutes to install one. They are used to prevent overflow in water tanks.

Now why do I ask? Because of this phenomena that I have been observing over the last one month-

This is a daily scene from K hostel. Water overflows from tanks like this for 2-4 hours. Now how much water is that?

1 litre per three seconds. (yes, we measured. Thrice, and took an average, rounded to the nearest half-second).

Which is 20 litres per minute. 1200 litres per hour. Which is 4800 litres per day (assuming that this happens only for 4 hours a day, sometimes it is more).

One month, and numerous complaints later, water continues to flow. In fact, it continues to flow not just here, but in I hostel (has been quotidian since at least a year now), and several other places on campus. (no, we did not write a letter, but does the university administration need us to get a letter signed by 500 people, submit it in quadruplicate with a Rs 20 SBI challan, and sit on a hunger strike before people get up from their bureaucratic bottoms and fix float valves?)

Do you realise that this continues to happen when drought has been declared in five states already in our country? 40% of districts in India has received deficient rainfall this year. Our own Telangana has received 20% decreased rainfall. Crops are failing, farmers are committing suicide, and our university prefers to waste thousands of litres of water every day.

Please, get a few float valves and fix these tanks. Let us stop wasting so much water apathetically.

And while you are at it, please note than phenomena such as these-

caused by approaches such as these-

tend to beat the entire point of water purification, and leaves students in these hostels wondering about that weird algal taste in the water they drink. What are you waiting for? An outbreak of Legionnaires disease?
(this photo is from the K hostel water purifier on the roof. Three months and numerous complaints later.)

Yours sincerely,

A disgruntled student.

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Thursday, 12 November 2015

[WhatsUpUoH] Viva of Mrinmoy Pramanick

Thanks & Regards:

Abu Saleh

PhD Research Scholar @ Centre for Comparative Literature (CCL)

School of Humanities, University of Hyderabad (UoH), India.
Mobile: +91 94 94 24 26 45

Mail: abusaleh@uohyd.ac.in Or abusalehenglish@gmail.com

[WhatsUpUoH] A Special Talk under Centre for Ambedkar Studies: 125th of Dr.Ambedkar -reg

Dear All,

The Centre for Ambedkar Studies is going to organize a special talk on 125th Birth Anniversary of Dr.Ambedkar.

thanking you.

Dr.G.N.SUBBARAO M.A, M.Phil,PhD.

Research Associate,

Centre for Ambedkar Studies,

University Of Hyderabad.

Mob: 9866771371

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Wednesday, 11 November 2015

[WhatsUpUoH] “Maulana Azad's Idea of India and Present Day Contexts”

A Talk and Discussion on

"Maulana Azad's Idea of India and Present Day Contexts"

Thursday, 12/11/2015, 4:00 PM

Auditorium, School of Humanities, University of Hyderabad.

Prof. Anwar Moazzam, Former Professor, Osmania University

Mr. Mir Ayoob Ali Khan, Columnist, Times of India, Hyderabad & Media Coordinator, Maulana Azad National Urdu University

Chair: Prof. Muzaffar Ali Shahmiri, Head, Department of Urdu, UoH.

All Are Invited

Join us for a cup of tea

MANUU Alumni @ University of Hyderabad

Thanks & Regards:

Abu Saleh

PhD Research Scholar @ Centre for Comparative Literature (CCL)

School of Humanities, University of Hyderabad (UoH), India.
Mobile: +91 94 94 24 26 45

Mail: abusaleh@uohyd.ac.in Or abusalehenglish@gmail.com