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·UNIVERSITY OF RAJASTHAN
ANNUAL REPORT
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·VICE-CHANCELLOR'S OBSERVATIONS ON THE ANNUAL REPORT-1971 1. I am making a few observations arising out of the report of the University for the academic year 1970-71. For practically the whole of the year under review, Prof. P. L. Bhatnagar continued to be the Vice-Chancellor and the progress that has been shown in various directions is due entirely to him and the Vice-Chancellors who preceded him. Coming from a slightly different set up, I took some time to understand the working of the various units and agencies-teaching and non-teaching of the University. The session started as usual with representations, strikes, demonstrations etc. etc. Thanks to my colleagues, teachers, administrative officers and the members of the various University bodies most of the problems have been or are being tackled peacefully. 2. The Registrar's report outlines the main directions of the progress made in the teaching and affiliating wings of the University in the year under review. It will be observed that there has been an increase in the number of affiliated colleges during the year. The number of post-graduate colleges, under-graduate colleges and teaching departments increased from 21, 76 and 23 to 38, 91 and 25 respectively. Besides the increase in the number of institutions, the number of students both at post-graduate and under-graduate levels also increased substantially. The rate of this increase comes to about 20,000 per year. As had already been observed by my predecessor, this urgently requires some action on the part of the University as well as the State Government to ensure that the University does not become unmanageable. I addressed a letter to the Government in the beginning of the present,session drawing their attention to the acute conditions developing in regard to admission, classrooms, laboratories, teachers, non-teaching staff and other connected matters on account of the annual increase in the number of students seeking higher education. I requested the ·(ii) Government to start planning for the session 1972-73 well in advance. But changes in the Government, national emergency and elections seem to have stood in the way of the Government giving serious thought to these matters. It is hoped that now they will take up these problems, as also the question of amending the Acts as recommended by Dr. M. S. Mehta's Committee. It is also hoped that solutions will emerge which will be helpful to students as well as to the University. 3. The University departments continued their normal research activities as well as research projects approved by the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, the Atomic Energy Commission, the National Council of Education & Research Training, the Ministry of Defence etc. Some new research projects were also approved by the ICSSR during the year 1970-71 under Dr. Iqbal Narain and Dr. C. P. Bhambhari. 4. The following Summer Institutes, Summer Schools and Seminars were organized by the University Departments with financial assistance from the U. G, C, : (i) Orientation Course for Junior/Fresh College teachers by the University Department of Adult Education from June 21 to July 18,71; (ii) Summer Institute in Chemistry for College Teachers by the Department of Chemistry in May-June, 1971; (iii) Summer Institute in Mathematics for Teachers from Secondary Schools/PUC/Intermediate and Training Colleges by the Department of Mathematics from May 16 to June 19, 1971; (iv) Seminar on 'Nehru & Nation Building' by the Department of Political Science in March, 1971; (v) The University Department of Mathematics organized the 5th Annual Conference of the Association of Mathematics Teachers of India with financial assistance from the University, the State Government and the U. G. C.; (vi) The Department of Political Science organized a Seminar on 'Role, Functions and Organization of the ICSSR with financial assistance from the ICSSR.

·(iii) 5. The University recommended to the U.G.C. applications for special grants from some of the affiliated Colleges for the purchase of Library books, laboratory apparatus, furniture, construction of staff quarters etc. and about 29 Colleges benefitted under this scheme. Similarly, the Univorsity Grants Commission also approved grants to 88 Colleges for Student Welfare Programmes. The teachers of the affiliated colleges were also benefitted by the UGC grants under the scheme for Award of financial assistance to teachers for research works. 18 Lecturers from affiliated Colleges took advantage of this scheme. 6. During this year, the University introduced rules for the payment of gratuity to its employees and they were implemented with retrospective effect (i.e. April 1, 1969). Service Rules for work-charge employees were brought into effect from 1.1.1971. The University granted to its employees ad-hoc relief as per recommendation of the State Government. Many other facilities such as provisions for house construction loan, special loan etc. were also introduced during the year under review. 7. About 25 teachers of this University were able to avail of the U.G.C. award of financial assistance for their research work. Some of our teachers were honoured by the U.G.C. and other agencies by being accorded recognition for their work. Prof. S.P. Verma was selected by the U.G.C. to deliver lectures under the scheme of National Lectures, Prof. B.L, Saraf was nominated by the National Council for Scientific Education to visit the U.S.A. Prof. T.K.N. Unnithan visited the University of Calagary during September, 1970. Dr. Iqbal Narain attended the Conference on 'Research Areas in Developing countries' organized by the Centre for Comparative Studies in Technological Development and Social change, Minniapolis, Minnesota (U.S.A.) without any financial liability to the University. Dr. G.S. Sharma, Dean, University Studies in Law, was elected President of the All India Law Teachers' Association for the session 1971-72 at the time of the Annual Session of the All India Law Teachers' Association at Jaipur. Besides these, the work of many other teachers in this University was appreciated and recognized by several agencies. Thus the members of our teaching staff have kept up their interest in extending the frontiers of knowledge.

·(ii) Government to start planning for the session 1972-73 well in advance. But changes in the Government, national emergency and elections seem to have stood in the way of the Government giving serious thought to these matters. It is hoped that now they will take up these problems, as also the question of amending the Acts as recommended by Dr. M. S. Mehta's Committee. It is also hoped that solutions will emerge which will be helpful to students as well as to the University. 3. The University departments continued their normal research activities as well as research projects approved by the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, the Atomic Energy Commission, the National Council of Education & Research Training, the Ministry of Defence etc. Some new research projects were also approved by the ICSSR during the year 1970-71 under Dr. Iqbal Narain and Dr. C. P. Bhambhari. 4. The following Summer Institutes, Summer Schools and Seminars were organized by the University Departments with financial assistance from the U. G. C.: (i) Orientation Course for Junior/Fresh College teachers by the University Department of Adult Education from June 21 to July 18, '71; (ii) Summer Institute in Chemistry for College Teachers by the Department of Chemistry in May-June, 1971; (iii) Summer Institute in Mathematics for Teachers from Secondary Schools/PUC/Intermediate and Training Colleges by the Department of Mathematics from May 16 to June 19, 1971; (iv) Seminar on 'Nehru & Nation Building' by the Department of Political Science in March, 1971; (v) The University Department of Mathematics organized the 5th Annual Conference of the Association of Mathematics Teachers of India with financial assistance from the University, the State Government and the U. G. C.; (vi) The Department of Political Science organized a Seminar on 'Role, Functions and Organization of the ICSSR with financial assistance from the ICSSR.

·(ii) 5. The University recommended to the U.G.C. applications for special grants from some of the affiliated Colleges for the purchase of Library books, laboratory apparatus, furniture, construction of staff quarters etc. and about 29 Colleges benefitted under this scheme. Similarly, the University Grants Commission also approved grants to 88 Colleges for Student Welfare Programmes. The teachers of the affiliated colleges were also benefitted by the UGC grants under the scheme for Award of financial assistance to teachers for research works. 18 Lecturers from affiliated Colleges took advantage of this scheme. 6. During this year, the University introduced rules for the payment of gratuity to its employees and they were implemented with retrospective effect (ie. April 1, 1969). Service Rules for work-charge employees were brought into effect from 1.1.1971. The University granted to its employees ad-hoc relief as per recommendation of the State Government. Many other facilities such as provisions for house construction loan, special loan etc. were also introduced during the year under review. 7. About 25 teachers of this University were able to avail of the U.G.C. award of financial assistance for their research work. Some of our teachers were honoured by the U.G.C. and other agencies by being accorded recognition for their work. Prof. S.P. Verma was selected by the U.G.C. to deliver lectures under the scheme of National Lectures. Prof. B.L. Saraf was nominated by the National Council for Scientific Education to visit the U.S.A Prof. T.K.N. Unnithan visited the University of Calagary during September, 1970. Dr. Iqbal Narain attended the Conference on 'Research Areas in Developing countries' organized by the Centre for Comparative Studies in Technological Development and Social change, Minniapolis, Minnesota (U.S.A.) without any financial liability to the University. Dr. G.S. Sharma, Dean, University Studies in Law, was elected President of the All India Law Teachers' Association for the session 1971-72 at the time of the Annual Session of the All India Law Teachers' Association at Jaipur. Besides these, the work of many other teachers in this Univers was appreciated and recognized by several agencies. Ti members of our teaching staff have kept up-' extending the frontiers of knowledge.

·(iv) 8. Five foreign Professors visited the University under the Cultural Exchange Programmes between India and other countries. Shri M.L. Mishra, Director, University Institute of Correspondence Studies and Dr. Daya Krishna, Head of the University Department of Philosophy were selected to visit the USSR under the Cultural Exchange Programme. 9. Benefitting from the U.G.C. unassigned grant, Mrs. C.K. Dandiya, Director Incharge, Adult Education (Extension Wing) Department attended an International Conference at Montreal, Dr. Om Prakash, Director, University College of Commerce, attended the XVIII International meeting of the Institute of Management Sciences at Washington; and Shri N.N. Gidwani, Director of University Libraries, attended an international Conference at Canberra (Australia). 10. Attempts were also made to solve the problems of students. New construction work was undertaken in different units to meet the immediate demands of the students. The teaching wing started its work as usual' from the beginning of the session. During the year, the tone of students discipline was on the whole satisfactory except that the University had to be closed from 13th November to 25th November, 1970. The main demand of the students related to the reduction of room-rent, electric and water charges from the hostellers. For the first time during this session the system of direct election was introduced in the Students Union. On several occasions discussions were held with the students. New and rationalized schemes of concessions in attendance were introduced for the benefit of students who were taking active part in games and sports, so that they could appear in the examinations without sacrificing their interest in games and sports. 13 teams representing this University participated in the Inter- University tournaments at different University centres. It was decided that two captains of University teams in the various games be appointed, by rotation, every year as members of the University Sports Board. For the benefit of poor boys studying in the University, a Vice-Chancellor's Aid Fund was created and detailed rules for the same were approved by the Syndicate during the year under review. 2 ·11. N.C.C. Training was carried out as per syllabus during the year under review and the over-all impact of N.C.C. Training on the students was satisfactory. However, it was reported that attendance on parades was not quite what it should have been. It is necessary that interest be created amongst students for this important national activity. 12. During the year under review, three candidates were admitted to the D.Litt. degree and 72 to the Ph.D. degree of this University. The following table gives the actual break-up subjectwise : D. Lini. Hindi Sanskrit 2 1 lh. D. ܝ Hindi 13 Sanskrit 2 Music 1 Political Science 2 History 4 Urdu 2 Philosophy Geography Sociology English 1 Chemistry 13 Botany 7 Zoology 4 Mathematics 4 Physics 5 Faculty of Commerce 10 Education 1 1 1 It is gratifying to note that the examiners spoke highly of the standard of research attained in these theses. The examination results have been good as usual, with hundred percent passes in as many as 33 examinations. However, most of the results of undergraduate classes were below 50% efforts need to be made to improve these results.

·(vi) 13, The ceremonial part of the Convocation of the University scheduled to be held on the 19th December, 1970 had to be abandoned on account of disturbances by students of the Law faculty. However, the Vice-Chancellor conferred the degrees by using his emergency powers. Medals were awarded at a small function in the evening at the residence of the Vice-Chancellor where the Chief Guest, Dr. Ramdhari Singh Dinkar also addressed the gathering 14. Apart from other important academic changes in the University, a new Faculty of Sanskrit came into existence with effect from the academic session 1970–71. 15. The U.G.C. was approached for providing assistance for strengthening the University Scool of Law. Proposals were, therefore, sent to the U.G.C. for providing grants for additional staff, for purchase of books, construction of buildings etc. Those proposals could not be accepted but I am happy to announce that the Government of Rajasthan has now been good enough to grant a sum of Rupees 2 lakhs towards the construction of a building for the School of Law. The University has also been sanctioned special assistance by the U.G.C. for Chemistry under the programme of Centres of Advance Study. A proposal has also been sent to the U.G.C. for starting the M. Lib. Sc. Course, but probably the U.G.C. is not in favour of multiplying this course at many places. Similarly, efforts are also being made for starting post-graduate courses in Urdu, Home Science, Education etc. The U.G.C. has very kindly agreed to provide 100% assistance, outside the plan allocation, for providing recurring and non-recurring grants for setting up of a Department of Education during the IV Plan period. 16. + During the year under review, several construction works were completed in different units of the University, for example, cubicles were provided in the Commerce College, and road, wirefencing, gates and fans were provided in the Rajasthan College campus. A Reading-hall, gates and cash-counters were constructed in the Maharaja's College campus. In Maharani's College the work of building a Common Hall was completed in addition to other minor works. The foundation stone was also laid for the construction of the Botany Department in the University Campus.

·(vii) 17. As reported last year, the State Government has fixed a Non-Plan Maintenance Grant for our University for next five years on the base year 1969-70 and has allowed a compound trend increase of 7% every year. During the year 1970-71 the State Government released a total sum of Rs. 124.62 lacs as Block Grant. This amount included a sum of Rs. 41.59 against arrears of grant for the preceding years. Including the amount of State Government Non-Plan Grant mentioned above, the total Non-Plan receipts of the University for the year 1970-71 amounted to Rs 181.77 lacs Against this the total Non-Plan expenditure was of the tune of Rs. 155.65 lacs. Thus a net saving of Rs. 34.17 lacs accrued to the University. The amount of this saving has been utilised to recoup the depleted Reserve Funds of the University which stood on 31 st March, 1971 at Rs. 13.37 lacs. A further sum of Rs. 15.37 lacs was utilised for creating various funds for making advances to University employees for purchase of conveyance, house building, etc. A sum of Rs. 12 lacs was also invested in short term call deposits to ensure that a part of the surplus remained readily available to the University in times of financial emergency. 18. Since 1970-71 the University's financial position has improved and as would be observed from the budget for the year 1971-72 presented before the Senate separately, no deficits have accrued to the University during the year 1971-72 and it is envisaged that the budget for 1972-73 would be a balanced budget. Thus the aforesaid paragraphs give a picture of the University in different spheres during the session 1970-71. The University has come a long way since its inception 25 years ago. It has developed in many directions--new departments and studies have been added to it-the number of students and teachers has risen-and the quality and quantity of research have improved, so that this University has carved out a place for itself in the academic world. But higher education in our country is now passing through a crisis, and the future is not clear. Agitation and unrest amongst the students, and latterly among the teachers also, have provoked a lot of thinking on the objectives, structures.com pattern and contents of University education. Increasing ·(viii) for money on the part of educational institutions, and the acute shortage of finances from which State Govermnents are suffering have added a new dimension to the problems of the universities. The question of amending the Acts and Statutes is engaging the attention both of the Government and the University authorities. Partly this change may be needed to accommodate the aspirations and rising expectations of our teachers and students, and partly it will be required to solve the difficulties resulting from the complexity and the unwieldy size which this University has now attained More buildings in the shape of laboratories, class-rooms, hostels, living quarters are needed. The Government of Rajasthan has agreed to subsidise a building for Law Department, and work may soon be started on three students hostels, but there is an acuute shortage of space in all the departments and colleges. The U.G.C. has also agreed in principle to starting Correspondence Courses at the Postgraduate level in two subjects, but as yet it has sanctioned no money and has not given any guide-lines or rules. We have, however, started these courses for History and Political Science. The examination system has also to be overhauled, because the present system has a number of weaknesses. Efforts are being made to introduce the semester system, and also to introduce a separate Examination Section under a Controller of Examinations, in order to bring efficiency. There is some talk of job-oriented education, but a large section of our faculty still stands committed to the old culture-oriented pattern. The future, therefore, is not quite clear. This is true of the whole of India. But we hope that under the leadership of the U.G.C. and the Ministry of Education and with the co-operation of the State Government which, we hope, would be more liberal in its grants, it will be possible for this University to overcome its present difficulties and to continue its onward march. Jaipur. A. B. Lal Vice-Chancellor ·CONTENTS Page Vice-Chancellor's Observations i to visi 1 ... ... 2 3 SECTION 1-Reports of Deans of Faculties 1. Faculty of Arts 2. Faculty of Science 3. Faculty of Commerce 4. Faculty of Education... 5. Faculty of Medicine & Pharm. 6. Faculty of Engineering and Technology... 7. Faculty of Law 8. Faculty of Ayurveda 9. Faculty of Sanskrit 4 S 6 7 8 9 + 1 SECTION II-Registrar's Report 1. Introductory and General 2. Deans 3. Meetings 4. Affiliated Colleges 5. Examinations 6. Enrolment 7. Registration of Graduates 8. Convocation 9. Scholarships 10. N.C.C. Training 11. University Library 12. Buildings 13. Sports and Tournaments 14, Gandhi Bhawan 15. Deputation of Delegates 16. Research .. 35 35 36 41 51 51 51 57 58 60 65 69 73 75 85 ... SECTION JII Finance ·1 4 ... 6 . 8 ... ... (ii) SECTION IV-Annual Reports from the University Teaching Departments, 1. University Department of Sanskrit, Jaipur 2. University Department of Hindi, Jaipur 3. University Department of English, Jaipur 4. University, Department of History & Indian Culture, Jaipur 5. University Department of Geography, Jaipur 6. University Department of Economics, Jaipur 7. University Department of Pub. Administration 8. University Department of Sociology, Jaipur 9. University Department of Philosophy, Jaipur 10. University Department of Pol. Science, Jaipur 11. University Department of Physics, Jaipur 12. University Department of Chemistry, Jaipur 13. University Department of Mathematics, Jaipur 14. University Department of Botany, Jaipur 15. University Department of Zoology, Jaipur 16. University Department of Geology, Udaipur 17. University Department of Statistics, Jaipur 18. University Department of Accountancy and Business Statistics, Jaipur 19. University Department of Business Administration, Jaipur 20. University Department of Economic Adm. and Financial Management 21. University Department of Modero European Languages 22. University Department of Library Science 23. University Department of Adult Education, (Teaching) 24. University School of Law, Jaipur 12 16 19 22 26 30 33 36 39 43 45 47 50 52 54 ... 56 58 60 ... 62 64 67 ... SECTION V-University Colleges/Studies 1. University Studies in Arts (Rajasthan College Campus), Jaipur. 2. University Studies in Science, (Maharaja's College, Campus), Jaipur.... 3. University Maharani's College, Jaipur.... 4. University College of Commerce and School of Commerce, Jaipur. 5. Institute of Correspondence Studies, Jaipur, 70 74 € 79 83 ..

·(iii) 84 90 94 97 99 101 104 107 112 113 116 118 121 126 130 ... ... ... ... ... SECTION VI-Afliated Colleges :- 1. Government College, Ajmer. 2. Government Teachers' Training College, Ajmer.. . 3. Sophia Girls College, Ajmer, 4. Indra Gandhi Balika Niketan, Ardawata 5. Sri Jain Teachers' Training College, Alwar. 6. G.D. Government College for Women, Alwar. 7. Vijai Singh Pathik Shramjeevi College, Ajmer. 8. Dayanand College, Ajmer. 9. J.N, Medical College, Ajmer. 10. Savitri Girls College, Ajmer. 11. Jia Lal Institute of Education, Ajmer. 12. Regional College of Education, Ajmer. 13. Raj Rishi College, Alwar 14. Dungar College, Bikaner 15. Banasthali College of Arts & Science, Banasthali... 16. Banasthali Vidyapeeth College of Education, Banasthali 17. Government College, Banswara 18. Sri S. P. Rungta Sanskrit College, Bagar 19. Sri Shardul Sanskrit Vidyapeeth, Bikaner 20. Sarvjanik Sri Sanskrit Mahavidyalaya, Baran 21. Government Teacher's Training College, Bikaner... 22. S. D. Government College, Beawer. 23. S.P. Medical College, Bikaner 24. M. S.J. College, Bharatpur 25. Sri M.L.V. Goverament College, Bhilwara 26. Sri Jain Post-Graduate College, Bikaner 27. Government College, Baran 28. Government College, Bhinmal 29. Srimati Gomti Devi Mahavidyalaya, Badagaon (Jhunjhunu). 30, B.J.S. Rampuria Jain College, Bikaner.... 31. M.S. College for Women, Bikaner. 32. Sri Nehru Shardapeeth, Bikaner. 33. Goveroment College, Bundi. 31, Government College, Barmer.... 35. Goveroment Sanskrit College, Chirana. 36. Government College, Chittorgarh. 37. Lohia College, Churu. 137 141 144 146 148 149 151 154 157 162 166 168 170 ... ... .. ... ... ... P.. + 171 172 174 177 179 181 183 185 ·(iv) . ... ... ... ... .RO 6.6 .. ... ... 38. Chirawa College, Chirawa. 189 39. Scth R.B. S.S. Vedvedanga Sanskrit College, Chirawa, 192 40. Sri Bangur College, Didwana.... 192 41. Government College, Dausa. 196 42. Sri Ramanuj Sanskrit College, Didwana 198 43. Sri Bajrang Teachers' Training College, Deeg. 199 44. Government College, Dungarpur. 201 45. Goycrnment College, Dholpur. 203 46, S.P.U. College, Falna. 204 47. Seth G.R. Chamaria College, Fatelipur,... 206 48. Seth G.R. Chamaria Sanskrit College, Fatehpur. 209 49. Scth B.D.B. Bajoria Sanskrit College, Fatehpnr. ... 211 50. Gandhi Teachers' College, Gulabpura. ... 212 51. Neliru Memorial Degree College, Hanumangarh. 214 52. Rajasthan Sanskrit Shikshak Prashikshan Vidyapeeth, Jaipur 217 53. Maharao Shekhaji Saiksha Mahavidyalaya, Jaipur. 218 54. S.S.G. Parcek College, Jaipur. 219 55. Agarwal College, Jaipur. 221 56. Sri Narain Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Jodhpur. 226 57. Sri Dadu Mahavidyalaya, Jaipur. 228 58. S.S. Jain Subodh College, Jaipur. 230 59. Kanoria Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Jaipur 233 60, S.S.G. Pareek Teachers' Training College, Jaipur. 235 61. Seth Moti Lal College, Jhunjhunu, 236 62. Government Ayurvedic College, Jaipur. 239 63. Dr. S. N. Medical College, Jodhpur. 240 64. Government College, Jaisalmer. 242 65. Lal Bahadur Shastri College of Science, Jaipur. 243 66. Government College, Jhalawar. 244 67, Government College, Jalore. 245 68. Darbar Sanskrit College, Jodhpur. 247 69. Sri Digamber Jain Sanskrit College, Jaipur. 248 70. Sri Lal Bahadur Shastri Evening College, Jaipur. 249 71. College of Nursing, Jaipur. 250 72. Malavia Regional Engineering College, Jaipur. 251 73. S. M. S. Medical College, Jaipur. 260 74. Government Maharaja's Sanskrit College, Jaipur. 264 .. ... ... .. ... ... ... . .. ..

·.. ... 295 ... 75. Government College, Karauli. 265 76. Government College, Kota. 267 77. Seth Vithalnath Sanskrit College, Kota. 272 78. Sri Saraswati Vidyapeeth, Kota. 273 79. Government College, Kislangarh. 274 80. R. L. Saharia College, Kaladera. 276 81, J. D. B. Girls College, Kata. 280 82, Government College, Kotputli 282 83. Hitkari Co-Operative Women's College of Education, Kota. 284 84. Jawahar Lal Nehru Teachers' Training College, Kota. 285 85) Bhagwan Das Todi College, Lachhmangarh. 28Z 86. Moti Lal Bengani Science College, Ladnun. 289 87. Sri Rishikul Brahmacharyashram Sanskrit Mahavidyalaya, Lachhmangarh (Sikar). 291 88. Sri Sanatandharam Sanskrit Mahavidyalaya, Lalsot (Jaipur). 292 89. Government Sri Dhuleshwra Sanskrit Mahavidyalaya, Manoharpura (Jaipur). 293 90. Sharda Sadan College, Mukundgarh. 91. Pareek Sanskrit College, Merta-City. 298 92. Government Sanskrit College, Mahapura (Jaipur). 299 93. Seth G, B. Podar College, Nawalgarh. 301 Government College, Nagaur.... 304 95. Seth Mathura Das Binani Government College, Nathdwara. 306 96. S. N. K. Patwari Goveroment College, Neem-ka-Thana. 308 97. Government College, Nasirabad. 309 98. Bangur College, Pali. 311 99. Sri Birla Sanskrit College, Pilani. 314 100. Sri Rama Vaikunth Sanskrit Mahavidyalaya, Pushkar (Ajmer). 316 101, Government College, Pratapgarh. 102. Saboo College of Commerce, Pilani. 320 103. Government College, Rajgarh. 322 104. R. N. Ruia Government College, Ramgarh (Sikar) 324 105. M. D. College, Sriganganagar ... 326 106. Government College, Sambhar Lake. 328 94. .. ... . 318 ·(vi) 330 +. 334 335 337 ... ... 339 340 342 344 346 .. ... ... . 349 351 107. Chaudhary B. G. G. Government Girls College, Sriganganagar. 108. Sri Bhanwer Lal Dugar Ayurveda Vishwa Bharti, Sardarshahr. ... 109. Mahatma Gandhi Sandhya Mahavidyalaya, Sriganganagar. 110. Government College, Shalipura (Bhilwara) 111. Gramothan Vidyapccth Shiksha Mahavidyalaya, Sangaria. 112. Sri P. R. Ayurvedic College, Sikar 113. Sri Kalyan College, Sikar. 114. Seth Budhmal Dugar College, Sardarshahr. 115. Government College, Sirohi. 116. G. V. College of Agriculturc, Arts & Science, Sangaria. 117. Sonadevi Scthia Girls College, Sujangarh 118. Basic Teachers' Training College, Gandhi Vidyamandir, Sardarshahr. 119. Scth G. L. Bihani Post-Graduate College, Sriganganagar. 120. Government College, Sriganganagar. 121. S. G. N. Khalsa College, Sriganganagar. 122. Sri Kalyan Government Sanskrit College, Sikar 123. Gyani Ram Harak Chand Sarawgi College of Arts & Commerce, Sujangarh ... 124. Government College, Tonk. 125. Sri Vijai Sagar Brahmcharyashram Sanskrit College, Talabgaon. 126. Madan Mohan Malvia Ayurvadic College, Udaipur. 127. R. N. T. Medical College, Udaipur. 128. Govt. Maharana Sanskrit Mahavidyalaya Udaipur 353 ... .. 356 359 362 ... 364 .. 366 368 371 ... ... .. 372 375 379 .. APPENDIX I Consolidated Statement of Results 381 $ APPENDIX II List of Candidates who have been awarded merit Scholorships 392 .• APPENDIX III Statement Showing the Income & Expenditure 397 ·SECTION I Reports of the Deans of the Faculties 1. Faculty of Arts. During the year under review (Ist July, 1970 to 30th June, 1971) the Faculty had one meeting on 10th Feb., 71, under the Chairmanship of the Dean, Dr. G.C. Pandey, University Professor and Head of the Department of History & Indian Culture, The Courses of Study and text-books for the various Examinations of the Faculty to Arts from July, 1971 as recommended by the Boards of Studies were approved with certain modifications, The total number of colleges affiliated in the Faculty of Arts was 68 out of which 59 were affiliated upto degree standard and 9 upto Post-graduate standard. The Courses of study in the Arts Faculty were also provided by the University Studies in Arts (including the Rajasthan College Campus and the Maharani's College of the University). During the year 28 candidates were awarded Ph. D. degree and three candidates were awarded D. Litt. degree of the University. Dean ·2. Faculty of Science. During the year under revicw ( Ist July, 1970 to 30th June, 1971 ) the faculty had one mccting on 8th Feb., 71 under the Chairmanship of the Dean, Dr.P.N. Mathur, Principal, Government College, Ajmer The recommendations of the Boards of Studies in regard to the courses of study to commerce from Suly, 1970 for the various cxaminations under the Faculty were approved with certain modifications. The total number of colleges affiliated in thic Faculty of Scicncc was 57 out of which 51 were affiliated uplo degree standard and 6 upto Post graduate standard. The courses of study in the Science Facully were also provided by the University studies in Science (including the Maharaja's College Campus, the Maharani's College and thc University Department of Geology at Udaipur). During the year under review 33 candidates were awarded Ph.D. degree of the University. Dean ·3. Faculty of Commerce During the year under review (Ist July, 7970 to 30th June, 1971) The Faculty had one meeting under the Chairmanship of the Dean, Dr. Om Prakash, University Professor and Director, School of Commerce, Jaipur. The Dean, Dr. Om Prakash, had to leave for the U.S.A. to present his paper at the International Meeting of the Institute of Management Sciences in Washington, DC. As sucli, at the close of deliberations on March 15, he proposed the name of Dr. R. G. Sarien to take the Chair on March 16, 1971. The Courses of Study to commence from July, 70 for the various examinations of the Faculty as recommended by the Boards of Studies were approved with certain modifications. The total number of Colleges affinated in the Faculty of Commerce was 51 out of which 44 were affiliated upto Degrec Standard and 7 upto Post-graduate Standard. During the year under review 10 candidates were awarded the Ph.D. degree of the University. Dean ·4. Faculty of Education During the year under review (1st July, 1970 to 30th June, 1971) the Faculty met once on 30/31st December, 1970 under the Chairmanship of the Dean, Dr. M. C. Singhal, Principal, Basic T. T. College, Sardarshahr. 2. The Faculty recommended that a new group “IX Teaching of Science" be added to the Scheme of M.Ed. Examination. 3. The Faculty accepted the proposal for changing the nomenclature of one year Diploma Course in Adult Education to one year Degree Course in Adult Education together with the consequential changes to the Statutes, Ordinances and Regulations. 4. The Faculty recommended changes in R 43-B & R43-B-1 in respect of Examination Schemes for the B.Lib.Sc. and M. Lib. Sc. Examination. 5. The Faculty appointed Principal K. C. Tandon, G. V. Shiksha Mahavidyalaya, Sangaria as a member of the Board of Studies in Education vice Shri P. D. Sharma, Ex-Principal, Regional College of Education, Ajmer for the residue term i.e, upto 31st July, 1972. 6. The Courses of Study to commence from July, 1971 for the various examinations of the Faculty as recommended by the Board of Studies in Education and the Committee of Courses in Library Science were approved with certain modifications. 7. The total number of Colleges affiliated in the Faculty of Education was 15 out of which li were affiliated upto Degree Standard and 4 for Post-Graduate Standard, Dean ·5. Faculty of Medicine and Pharm. During the year under review (1st July, 1970 to 30th June, 1971) the Faculty met four times viz on (i) 4-9-70 (ii) 26-11-70, (iii) 23-12-70 and (iv) 25-2-71 under the Chairmanship of the Dean, Dr. L. M. Sanghvi, Principal, S.M.S. Medical College, Jaipur. 2. The Faculty accepted the recommendations of the Board of Studies for giving specific division of the papers for all the M.B.,B S. Examinations to be held in December, 1970 and onwards. 3. The Faculty recommended to the Council instituting of S. 42E so as to make the provision of having nine Medical Education and Rescarch Committecs in various subjects and their sub. specialities. 4. Dr. B. N. Consul, Principal, S M.S Medical College, Jaipur was appointed as Dean, Faculty of Medicine and Pharm. vice Dr L.M. Sanghvi (retired) for a term of three years commencing on 6-3-1971. 5. The Courses of Study to commence from July, 1971 for the various examinations of the Faculty as recommended by the Board of Studies in Medicine were approved with certain modifications. 6. The total number of Colleges affiliated in the Faculty of Medicine and Pharm., was 5 out of which 2 were affiliated upto Degree Standard and 3 for Post- graduate Standard. Dean ·+ 6. Faculty of Engineering and Technology 1. During the year under revicw (1st July, 1970 to 30th June, 1971) the Faculty of Engg and Tech. met on the 24th/31st March, 1971 under the Chairmanship of the Dean, Dr. Dharniendra Kumar, Senior Professor of Metallurgical Engineering, M. R. Engineering College. Jaipur. 2. The Faculty recommended that writing of text books of outstanding mcrit be also considered for awarding Ph.D. degrees in various branclics, 3. The Courses of Study to commence from July, 1971 for the various cxaminations of the Faculty as recommended by the Board of Studies in Engg, and Tech. were approved. 4. The only College affiliated to the University in the Faculty of Engineering was the Malaviya Regional Engg. College, Jaipur. Dean ·7. Faculty of Law, During the year under review (1st July, 1970 to 30th June, 1971) the Faculty met under the Chairmanship of the Dean, Dr. G.S. Sharma, Director, University School of Law, Jaipur. 1. The Courses of Study which were to commence from July, 1970 as recommended by the Board of Studies we royed with certain modifications. 2. The total No. of Colleges affiliated in the Faculty upto Degree Standard were six. Post-gradute courses continued to be provided only by the University Law School, Jaipur and the Dungar College, Bikaner. Dean.

·8. अायुर्वेद संकाय। अायुर्वेद गकाय की बैठक 21/22 अक्टूबर, 1970 को अायुर्वेद विश्व भारती, सरदारशहर के प्रधानाचार्य व डीन श्री सोहनलाल शर्मा की अध्यक्षता में हुई। 2. श्री सोहनलाल शर्मा के पदच्युत होने के कारण श्री मोहनलाल भार्गव की डीन के पद पर दिनांक 2-4-71 से नियुक्ति की । 3. संकाय की विविध परीक्षाओं के लिये अध्ययन मंडल द्वारा जुलाई, 1971 से संस्तुत अध्ययन पाठ्यक्रम व पाठ्य पुस्तकों को कुछ संशोधनों सहित स्वीकार किया गया । 4. स्नातकोत्तर पाठ्यक्रम राजस्थान में अब तक कहीं नहीं था अतः स्नातकोत्तर स्तर तक को कालेज सम्बद्ध जून 1971 तक नहीं था। डीन ·9. संस्कृत अध्ययन संकाय । मस्कृत अध्ययन सकाय की प्रथम बैठक 5 जनवरी, 1971 तथा द्वितीय बैठक दिनाक 9 अप्रैल, 1971 को डीन, डा० पी०एल० भार्गव, प्रोफेसर व अध्यक्ष, संस्कृत विभाग, राजस्थान विश्वविद्यालय, जयपुर के तत्वावधान में सम्पन्न हुई । 2. गंकाय ने सस्कृत अध्ययन बोर्ड ऑफ स्टेडीज का 3 वर्ष के लिए गठन किया। 3. मंकाय ने दो सदस्यो का 3 वर्ष के लिए सहवरण भी किया। 4. संकाय व बोर्ड के गठन के सम्बन्ध मे परिनियम मख्या 124, 125 तथा 126 में सशोधन करने की संस्तुति की। 5. संकाय ने अध्यादेश 65 में निर्धारित संस्कृत अध्ययन संकाय में प्राचार्य, विभागाध्यक्ष/प्राचार्य अध्यापक पदों की न्यूनतम योग्यताओं में संशोधन करने की संस्तुति की। 6. संकाय ने संस्तुति की कि वर्तमान द्वि-वर्षीय पाठ्यक्रम के स्थान पर शास्त्री परीक्षा के लिए त्रि-वर्षीय पाठयक्रम जौलाई, 1971 से लागू किया जाय तपा सस्कृत अध्ययन पाठ्यक्रम समिति के द्वारा बनाये गये पाठ्यक्रम को स्वीकार करने की संस्तुति की। 7. संकाय ने शास्त्री तथा प्राचार्य परीक्षाओं सम्बाधी विश्वविद्यालय हैण्ड बुक पार्ट II के परिनियम अध्यादेश एव रेग्यूलेशन मे आवश्यक परिवर्तन एवं परिवर्धन किये जाने की संस्तुति की । संस्कृत अध्ययन सकाय में स्नातकोत्तर स्तर के 14 (शास्त्री स्तर सहित) सम्बद्ध कालेज है तथा शास्त्री स्तर तक के 11 कालेज है । डीन Har-r ·「 ·SECTION II Registrar's Report for the Year 1970-71 1. INTRODUCTORY AND GENERAL The year uader review (July 1, 1970 to June 30, 1971) was the 24th Academic Year of the working of the University. While detailed information in regard to the progress of the University under various heads follows, the over-all picture in respect of the number of colleges, teaching departments and examinees is as under: (i) Number of colleges affiliated upto postgraduate courses. 38 (ii) Number of colleges affiliated upto Degree courses. 91 25 4 (iii) Number of University Teaching Departments. (iv) Number of University/Colleges Undergraduate Wings. (v) Number of candidates who appeared at the various examinations of the Univer. sity (Main & Supplementary, 1971). (a) Post-graduate examinations (b) Degree examinations (all parts inclusive) (c) Pre-University examination (d) Diploma/Certificate examinations. 9216 69734 4357 648 Total 83,955 2. Prof. P.L. Bhatnagar who had assumed charge of the office of the Vice-Chancellor on the 14th April, 1969 for a term three years resigned and he relinquished charge on the *, ·2 ( SECTION II 1971. Tlc Syndicatc placed on record its decp sense of appreciation of the valuable services rendered by Prof. Bhatnagar to the University during his tcnurc of Vice-Chancellorship. His successor in office, Prof. A.B. Lal took over charge on the 22nd May, 1971 (F/N). 3. Shri C.L. Singhal, Registrar, who had attained the age of superannuation viz., 60 years on the 13th April, 1969 and had been granted extension in service for two years, completed the extended term on 1211 April, 1971. He was granted leave preparatory to retirement for four months, on full pay, w.e.f. the 26th February to 24th Junc, 1971 (he had 9 months and 7 days leave on full pay and 22 months leave on half pay at his credit). The Syndicate placed on record its appreciation of the valuable services rendered by Shri Singhal to thc University in various capacities almost since its inccption. Shri L.P. Vaishi, Deputy Registrar (Estt. & Admn.) was appointed as Officiating Registrar. 4. Prof. G.S. Satyendra (University Department of Hindi) was retired w.c.f. the 1st September, 1970 and was re-employed upto 30th June, 1972, under the provisions of 0. 376-F-1 of the University Hand Book Part II. 5. The one-year term of re-employment of Dr. L.S. Ramaswamy, University Professor in Zoology expired on 31st December, 1970 when he completed 64 years of his age. The period of his re-employment was extended upto 30th June, 1971 in terms of 0.376-F of the University Hand Book Part II. 6. Prof. P.L. Bhargava, Head of the University Department, of Sanskrit who had attained the age of superannuation on the 28th May, 1969 and was granted extension in service for two years, was granted extension in service for further one year w.e.f. the 28th May, 1971 under the provisions of 0.376-F of the University Hand-Book Part II. 7. Dr. G.N. Sharma (who was promoted as Professor excadre in the University Department of History w.e.f. the 10th April, 1971) completed his extended term of two years on 1st May, 1971 and was granted extension in service for further one year w.e.f. the 2nd May, 1971 under the provisions of O. 376-F of the University Hand Book Part II.

·SECTION II ] 3 8. The following persons were appointed as University Professors in the subjects noted against each. 1. Dr. J.N. Gour Physical Chemistry 2. Shri Ziauddin Khan Public Administration 3. Dr. R.G. Sarien Business Administration 9. The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. P.L. Bhatnagar in his capacity as Chairman of Indian National Committee for Theoretical Applied Mathematics and National Committee for Mathematics was deputed by the Union Ministry of Education to lead the Indian Delegations to-(i) General Assembly meeting of the International Union of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics at Liege (Belgium)-August 27, 1970, (ii) Sixth General Assembly of the International Mathematical Union at Menton (France) - August 28-30, 1970 and ( iii) International Congress of Mathematics at Nice (France) - September 1 to 10, 1970. 10. On an invitation extended by the Association of Commonwealth Universities, London the Syndicate requested the Vice- Chancellor to attend the Conference of Executive Heads of the Member-Universities to be held at Legon (Ghana) from August 30 to September 6, 1971, and sanctioned to him the actual air return journey as well as out of pocket expenses for the purpose. 11. Prof. S.P. Varma, Head of the University Department of Political Science was selected by the University Grants Commission to deliver lectures under its scheme of National Lectures for the year 1970–71. Prof. Varma delivered the lectures at the Gujarat University from January 28 to February 3, 1971. 12. Prof. B.L. Saraf, Head of the University Department of Physics was nominated by the National Council for Science Education to visit the U.S.A. for three months towards the end of the year 1970, under the programme undertaken by the Council for the improvement of Science and Technical Education in India with the U.S. National Science Foundation and U.S. Agency for International Development. 13. Prof. T.K.N. Unoithan, Head of the University Department of Sociology went for a period of one year ending on 21st September, 1970 to the University of Calagary, Canada as Visiting Professor.

·4 [ SECTION 11 14. Prof. Iqbal Narain, University Department of Political Science, Jaipur was permitted to attend a Conference on Research Areas in Developing countries organised by the Centre for Comparative Studies in Technological Development and Social Change Minnicopolis, Minnesota (U.S.A.) (without any financial libility to the University). 15. The annual Session of the All India Law Teachers' Association and the All India Mathematics Teachers Association were held at Jaipur under the joint auspices of the University, and a sum of Rs. 3,000/- for the former and Rs. 2,000/- for the latter were sanctioned by the Syndicate. Prof. G.S. Sharma, Director of the University Studies in L W: ected as President of the All India Law Teachers Association for the session 1971-72. 16. The following Conferences were recognised for the purpose of deputing delegates on behalf of the University: 1. Indian Association of Teacher Educator. 2. Indian Psychiatric Society. 3. All India Ayurveda Vidyapeeth, Delhi. 4. Rajasthan Pradesh Ayurveda Congress, Jaipur. 17. The Indian Medical Association, Bikaner organised the 46th session of the All India Medical Conference at Bikaner and the University sanctioned a contribution of Rs. 2,000/- for organising the same. 18. A grant of Rs 2,000/- from University funds was sanctioned for holding a Summer School in Accountancy and Business Statistics for college teachers for 15 days in May, 1971. 19. One scholarship of the value of Rs. 40/- per month was instituted to be awarded to a candidate who stands first at the Final Year examination of the four-year integrated Teacher Education Course in Science and joins either M.Sc. (Previous) class or M.Ed. class in the University or in any of its affiliated colleges in the same year, provided that he passes the aforesaid Final Year examination in the first attempt. The tenure of the scholarship would be 24 months in the case of candidates joining the M.Sc. course and 12 months for those joining the M.Ed. course.

·SECTION II ] 5 20. On a recommendation made by the Faculty of Commerce and the Academic Council, it was decided that the present nomenclatures of the following three Departments of Commerce be changed as shown against each. 1. Department of Accountancy Department of Accounand Statistics. tancy and Business Statistics. 2. Department of Business No Change. Administration, 3. Department of Applied Econo Department of Economics and Finance. mics Administration and Financial Management. 21. Heretofore the University awarded one Gold Medal on the result of the M.Com. examination. It was decided that w.e.f. the M. Com. Final examination of 1970 three Gold Medals be awarded one each for the M.Com. Degree in (a) Acconntancy and Statistics, (b) Business Administration, and (c) Economic Administration and Financial Management. Similarly, a separate University Gold Medal was instituted for the examination for the degree of Master of Business Administration. 22. The Syndicate accepted a donation of 4,000/-, made by the Rajasthan Capal Board, for instituting a Gold Medal entitled- *Rajasthan Canal Board Gold Medal' to be awarded every year to the candidate standing First in order of merit at the B.E. (Civil) Examination of the University. 23. The Syndicate accepted a donation of Rs. 4,250/- made by Shri K.C. Shah, Kamani Charity Trust, Jaipur for institutiog a Gold Medal entitled 'Jaipur Metals and Electricals Gold Medal' to be awarded every year to the candidate standing first in order of merit at the B.E. (Electrical) Examination of the University. 24. To the 8 faculties already existing in the University, there was an addition of a new faculty, viz., the Faculty of Sanskrit Studies which came into existence w.e f. the academic session 1970- 71. The Shastri and Acharya examinations which were heretofore conducted departmentally by the State Government ta' ·a [ SECTION II by the University and all the Sanskrit Colleges imparting instructions for the Shastri and Acharya examinations were granted provisional affiliation after undergoing necessary formalities of inspection etc. Prof. P.L. Bhargava, Head of the University Department of Sanskrit was appointed as the Dean of the Faculty. While the examinations of 1971 were conducted in accordance with the Rules, Regulations and syllabi as had been prescribed by the State Government, a serious thought was given to the entire structure of courses by the newly constituted Board of Studies and the Faculty. These bodies recommended a three-year course for the Shastri Examination (instead of two years). The recommendation was accepted by the Academic Council and the Syndicate for introducing the three-year degree course for the Shastri examination w.e.f. July, 1971. 25. The Faculty of Commerce had appointed a broad-based Committee to make suggestions for reviewing the existing schemes of examination and courses of study with a view to making the same job-oriented and more purposeful. The recommendations of the Committee were considered by the Faculty and after the same was approved by the competent University Bodies, the revised scheme for the B.Com. examination was accepted to be brought into effect from July, 1971. The suggestions made for changes in the M.Com. courses were referred to the Boards of Studies under the purview of the Faculty. 26. A proposal for introducing Military Studies' as a compulsory or optional subject for the B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. courses was dropped after giving a careful consideration. 27. On a purely temporary and adhoc basis for the session 1970–71 (viz., upto 31st March, 1971) an Evening College to be named as 'University Evening College for Post-graduate Instruction' was established and admissions were made to the M.A. Previous class in the subjects of Economics and Political Science. Students who had passed their B.A./B.Sc./B.Com. examination of the University in the year 1970 from Jaipur as their centre for the Main examination and were not eligible for taking examination as private candidatcs under the rules of the University, were admitted to the said Evening College. The condition of obtaining the minimum percentage of marks at the qualifying examination (as imposed in the case of admissions to the University Teaching Departments) ·SECTION 11 ) 7 was not applicable to the admissions made in the said Evening College. It was further decided that the Evening College would run M.A. Final classes in Economics and Political Science for the session 1971-72 so that the batch of students which passed their M.A. Previous examination as regular students of the college could complete their studies for the M.A. degree. No fresh admissions to the M.A. previous class were to be made for the session 1971-72. 28. The one-year Shiksha Shastri course leading to the Shiksha Shastri Degree of the University (open to the holders of Shastri degree or B.A. degree with Sanskrit) which was heretofore Under the purview of the Faculty of Sanskrit Studies, was transferred to the purview of the Faculty of Education for the obvious reason that the Shiksha Shastri course was organised almost on the same lines as that of B.Ed. degree. It was also decided that the B.Ed. course and the Shiksha Shastri course could be permitted to run in one and the same institution provided the minimum require. ments for each are fulfilled separately. 29. The Shastri and Acharya examinations in the Faculty of Sanskrit Studies were thrown open to the private candidates under the categories of women, inspectors, librarians etc. on the same conditions as are prescribed for the aforesaid categories of students for appearing at the B.A. and M.A. examinations, 30. The University Department of Adult Education (Teaching wing) had been conducting since 1967 a one-year course (after graduation) leading to 'Diploma in Adult Education. The scheme of examination and the contents and scope of its syllabus were strengthened and it was decided that with effect from the examination of 1972 successful candidates be awarded “Bachelor's Degree in Adult Education" (in place of Diploma in Adult Education)." The Course would be in the purview of the Faculty of Education. 31. The nomenclature of the degrees of Bachelor of Library Science and Master of Library Science was changed to-Bachelor of Library Science and Documentation' and 'Master of Library Science and Documentation with effect from the academic session 1971-72. 32. The National Council for Educational Research and Training, New Delhi made a proposal for introducing, at the Regional College of Education, Ajmer, Vacation-cum-Correspondence ·8 ( SECTION II courses Icading to the B.Sc. and M.Sc. Degrees of the University for tlic tcaclicrs working in the Secondary Schools. The Academic Council did not accept the proposal for the M.Sc. degree and referred to the Faculty of Science the proposal for introducing Vacation-cum-Correspondence course for thc B.Sc. degree. The Faculty accepted the proposal and recommended to the Council a sct or Ordinances to provide for the course. The duration of the courses of study, the syllabi and the scheme of examination for the proposcd Vacation-cum-Correspondence course will exactly be the same as for the B.Sc. pass cours degree of the University. A provision was also made in the Ordinances that at least 560 periods will be arranged during cach academic session. The actual starting of the course will depend upon the facilities to be provided for the course by the Regional College of Education, Ajmer. 33. In connection with the four year Teacher education Course in Science lcading to the B.Sc. B.Ed. degree of the University, a suggestion had been made by the Principal, Regional College of Education, Ajmer for providing for Honours course also and to change the nomenclature of the degree to—B.Sc. (Pass/Hons.) B.Ed. The suggestion was carefully cxamined by the Faculties of Science and Education and on their recommendation it was accepted by the Academic Council and the Syndicate. 34. A broad-based Committee under the convenership of Prof. Daya Krishna had been appointed last year for reviewing the entire examination system and suggestion reforms in the same. The suggestions made by this Committee were considered by the Academic Council, and the Council together with its own observations thereon, referred the same to the various faculties. 35. The composition of the Faculty of Ayurveda as laid down vide 0. 126-A was slightly modified so as to provide for all Heads of Departments within the Faculty in the affiliated Ayurveda colleges, provided they possess 8 years experience of teaching Acharya classes in a subject of the Faculty. (Heretofore only one Head of the Department for each of the subjects assigned to the Faculty represented on the Faculty and such a Head of the Department was elected by the Heads of Departments in all the affiliated Ayurveda Colleges from amongst themselves).

·SECTION II ] 9 36. The composition of the Faculty of Sanskrit Studies was also slightly modified so as to provide representation of a teacher (other than the Principal) possessing 8 years experience of teaching Shastri classes, from each affiliated Sanskrit college. Similarly, the composition of the Board of Studies in Sanskrit was also changed so as to provide for 15 members instead of 11 members. Besides, a provision was made for appointment of a Sub-committee by the Board for the modern subjects of Hindi, English, History, Economics and Political Science which will have 11 members. 37. M.A.courses in Psychology were started in the University two years ago and, therefore, it was felt that there should be a separate Board of Studies in Psychology instead of having a combined Board of Studies in Philosophy and Psychology. It was, therefore, decided that with effect from the next term of the Boards of Studies in a separate Board of studies in Psychology be constituted. 38. Heretofore the Board of Studies in Medicine had a Sub- Committee known as “Post-graduate Medical Education and Research Committee', and the schemes of examinations and courses of study for the post-graduate degrees and diplomas were recommended by this committee to the Board of Studies. As there was a statutory limit to the membership of the Board of studies so as not to exceed 11 and the number of specialities in the Faculty was growing, it was decided to form nine 'Medical Education and Research Committees one each for Medicine and Allied Specialities; Surgery; and Allied Specialities; Ophthelmology; Gynaecology and Obstetrics; Preventive and Social Medicine; Anotomy; Physiology, Micro-biology and Forensic Medicine. These Sub-Committees will consist of 3-5 mem. bers and will be appointed by the Board of Studies in Medicine for a period of 3 years from amongst the Heads of the Under-graduate and Post-graduate departments of the affiliated medical colleges in rotation. The Committees will make their recommendations to the Board of Studies in Medicine in regard to the courses of study, curricula and scheme of examination etc. in their subjects/specialities. 39. Candidates attaining high proficiency in games and ca curricular activities were given a concession of 5 marks for purposes of admission to higher courses of study. With a view to givice fe ther encouragement to such candidates, it was decided to the concessions as under:

·10 SECTION II (a) To a candidato representing his institution concession of 5 marks cancession of 8 marks (b) To a candidate representing his University at the 1.U.B. micet. concession of 10 marks (c) To a candidate representing his Statc at the National love). (d) To a candidate representing his nation at the International lcvel. Be deemed eligible for admission if he just secures the min. pass marks. 40. On a suggestion from the University Board of Sports the Syndicate decided that two captains of University Teams in the various games be appointed by rotation every year as members of the University Sports Board. 41. On a request made by the General Secretary, National Federation of the Blind Graduates, Delhi, the Syndicate decided that charges payable to the amanuenses in the case of blind candidates be borne by the University. 42. With a view to promote, organise and develop a Students Aid Fund in the University for helping the needy students in the various teaching units of the University, a ‘Vice-Chancellor's Aid Fund' was created and detailed rules for the same were approved by the Syndicate. 43. The minimum scales of pay as laid down by the University for the teachers of affiliated colleges under 0.66 of the University Hand Book Part II were revised on the basis of the revised pattern adopted by the State Government for teachers in the Government colleges. These revised scales came into force from 14.12.1970. Similarly, the pay scales for librarians and Physical Instructors of affiliated colleges were also revised and given effect from 17th April, 1971. 44. With a view to provide extra retirement benefit in the form of ex-gratia payment to the employees of the University, the Syndicate approved 'payment of Gratuity to employees Rules' and the rules were given retrospective effect from April 1, 1969.

·SECTION II ] 11 45. With a view to provide service conditions for the Work. charged employees of the University and thereby ensuring due protection and service benefits to such employees, the Syndicate enacted 'University of Rajasthan work.charged Employees Service Rules and the same were brought into force w.e.f. 1.1.1971. 46. Provisional recognition granted by the Syndicate to the RUTA (Rajasthan University Teachers' Association) for one year w.e.f. July, 1969, was extended till the position was further reviewed. 47. The State Government granted to its employees adhoc relief of Rs. 10/- Rs. 15/- wef. Ist January, 1971. The Syndicate on the recommendation of the Finance Committee also decided to grant the same relief to the University employees. 48. With a view to provide more residential accommodation to the University employees, the Syndicate accepted the recommendation of the Finance Committee that a sum of Rs. 7 lacs be transferred from the University Reserve Fund (amounting to Rs. 22.45 lacs) to the General Fund for the purpose of construction of 12 quarters for class IV staff, 8 for ministerial staff, 4 for administra. tive officers and 12 for lecturers. 49. In view of increase in cost of construction due to rise in the wage level as well as the price of building material, the Syndicate on the recommendation of the Finance Committee raised the limit of House Building Loan to University employees from Rs. 20,000/- to Rs. 25,000/-, 50. During the year total expenditure incurred on the Press including salaries of staff, purchase of stores etc. was Rs. 3,44,846/-. As against this, the total work done at the Press was evaluated at Rs. 3,83, 873/-. The evaluation, as per practice obtaining in this behalf, has been made at the printing rates obtaining in the market in 1962 when the press was established though since then the market rates have gone considerably higher up. 51. With the rise in the number of candidates appearing at the various examinations of the University, it has been nccessary to increase the staff in the Central Office from year to year. Coosequently, the available accommodation in the Central found to be inadequate and it had that ire was ·12 ( SECTION II additional accommodation for the increased staff be provided without delay. Therefore, it was decided that the University Administrative Block be suitably extended and the relative expenditure be met out of the savings that have accrued to the University in the account of some examinations conducted by the University on behalf of other bodies such as P.M.T. 52. The report of the Work Study Team in respect of the University office as submitted by the Secretariat Training School, Government of India, New Delhi was referred by the Syndicate to a Committee under the convenership of Shri S.S. Saxena, Retd. Director of Education, Rajasthan. The Committee submitted its final recommendation which were accepted by the Syndicate and implemented w.e.f. 2nd December, 1970. The net effect in the sanctioned strength of the office was reduction of one post of Assistant Registrar and one post of Section Officer, and addition of 6 posts of Assistants, 5 of U.D.Cs. and 2 of L,D.Cs. The entire set-up of the office was re-organised and a Hand Book of office- Procedure approved by the Committee was circulated amongst the members of the staff so as to streamline the working on efficient lines. 53. M/s Kalani and Co., Chartered Accountats appointed as Auditors for auditing the University accounts for the year 1970-71. werc 54. The tone of student discipline was on the whole satisfactory except that the University had to be closed from 13th November to 25th November, 1970 due to student un-rest in connection with their demand for revision of room rent and electricity and water charges realised from the hostellers. The students had earlier met the Chief Minister and with joint consultation the University had already decided to reduce these charges by about Rs. 10/- per hosteller per month. Soon after this decision was taken, another charter of demands was presented to the Vice-Chancellor and the University was asked to fulfil all those demands within two days. The situation grew tense. The student leaders did not listen to reason and indulged in damaging public property. It was, therefore, considered desirable to close the University. 55. The following Research schemes approved by the C. S.I.R. Department of Atomic Energy, and the Ministry of Defence were ·SECTION 11 ] 13 in progress in the various Scicoce Departments. The names of Investigators and the details of grant sanctioned in each case are also noted below: CSI, R. Grants sanctioned S. Name of the scheme No. and its Investigator. Equip Cont. Staff Amount Strength 2 3 5 6 1. Physico Chemical Studies on mixed ligand complexes under Dr. J. P. Tondon, Reader in Chemistry. 1500/- 3600/- JRF-1 2. Metal Chelates of Hydroxy Triazons under Dr. N. C. Sogani, Reader in Chemistry. 1282/- 3077/- JRF-1 3. Studies in non-aqueous titrations Dr. K. N.Tandon Lecturer in Chemistry. 1500/- 3600/- JRF-1 4. Studies on Schiff base derivatives of some IV Group elements-Dr. J. P. Tondon, Reader in Chemistry. 1500/- 3600/- JRF-1 5. Screening of the medicinal plant tissue cultures against their antimicrobial and Antitumor activities Dr. (Miss) P. Khanna, Lecturer in Botany. 650/- 1200/- JRF-1 6. Studies in the Chemistry of Azine, Oxazine and Thia. zine dyes, Dr. R. L. Mittal, Reader in Chemistry. 375/- 90 ·14 ( SECTION II 1 2 3 5 6 7. Kinetics and mechanism of rcduction of TI (ii)- Dr. Y. K. Gupta, Reader in Chemistry. 1000/- 2400/- JRF-1 7000/- 16800/- SRF-2 S. A comparative study of alkoxide and allod dcriva. tives with particular rcfercncc to III, IV and V Gro. up clements- Dr. R. C. Mchrotril, Prof. & Head of thic Univy Dept. of Chemiistry 9. Studies of wcak lincs in L. X. tay spectra of rare carths -Dr. A. N. Nigam, Rcader in Physics 10. Investigation of Relaxational Phenomena in Liquids Dr. R. C. Bhandari, Reader in Phiysics. 1500/- 3600/- JRF-1 1000/- 2400/- JRF-1 11. Reversible and Inreversible Processes at D. M. E. in oqueous under Dr. C. M. Gupta. 750/- 1030/- JRF-1 12. Studies in Argaus Fluoride compounds Dr. D. C. Joshi, Professor in Chentistry. 750/- 1050/- JRF-1 13. Studies on the synthesis of dieson related substances under Dr. B. C. Josi, Reader in Chemisty 750/- 793.55 JRF-1 14. Chemical investigations of some Xerophytic plants under Dr. B. C. Joshi, Reader in Chemistry 750/- 541.94 JRF-1 ·SECTION II ] 15 1 2 3 S 6 15. Corelation between polaro. graphia half wave potential under Dr. K. Zutshi, Lecturer in Chemistry. 375/- 16. Electrode Kinetics and structure of double layer in mixed solution under Dr. J. N. Gaur, Professor of Chemistry 375/- Dapartment of Atomic Energy S. Name of the scheme Grant Sanctioned No. and its Investigator Cont Over Chemicals/ Stoff heads Class Amount Strength 2 3 4 5 6 7 Radiation effects on the sensitivities of cells of edible plant tissues grown in tissue culture Dr. H.C. Arya Reader in Botany 1500/- 230/- 1030/- 2100/- JRF-1 MINISTRY OF DEFENCE Grant Senctioned Cont. Amount Strength Syothesis of Improved analyecies Dr. B.C. Joshi, Reader in Chemistry. 3000/- 3000/- JRF-1 56. The U. G. C. provided grants for 20 rescarch Scholar. ships of the value of Rs. 250/- p. m. one candidate was awarded Junior Fellowship of Rs. 300/- p. m. 57. The C. S. I. R. awarded one Senior and 9 Junior adhoc fellowships of Rs. 500/- and 300/- p. m. respectively for research work in various Science Departments.

·16 | SECTION 11 58. The following research Projects commenced in Previous year continued during the year under report : - 1. Research Project in 'An Investigation into some correlates of job orientation of University Students' financed by NCERT under Dr. S.N. Sinha in the University Deptt. of Philosophy. 2. Research Project on 'Management of Primary Schools under Panchayti Raj in Rajasthan" financed by NCERT under Dr. Iqbal Narain in the University Deptt. of Political Science, 3. Research Project entitled ‘Aminoacid and Vitamin requirement and deficiency effects on the Psychology of Lasioderma Sericaorne (F) and Organiphilus Surina mensis (L), financed by the United State Deptt. of Agriculture, Agriculture Service, Informational Programmes, Washington out of PL 480 funds under Dr. S.C. Saxena in the University Deptt. of Zoology, originally a grant of Rs. 83500/- was approved for this Project for a period of 3 years. The term of the project has been extended for 2 years ending on 25.3.73 and the amount of grant raised to Rs. 76980/- so that will now be the total grant Rs. 1,60,480/- 4. Research Project entitled Urbanisation Growth Potential and Optmisation of Industrial Location in South East Rajasthan finance by the Research Programmes Committee Planning Commission under Dr. Om Prakash in the University College of Commerce. 5. Research Project entitled Reproductive Physiology of the Desert Verter hotes' financed by the Ford Foundation and the Govt. of India under Dr. L.S. Ramaswami in the University Department of Zoology. 6. Writing of 'Synopsis of thesis in the field of Social Sciences' financed by Indian Council of Social Science Research under Dr. Iqbal Narain in the University Department of Political Science.

·SECTION 11 ] 17 7. Research Project entitled: Effects of Radiophosophoras on organogens fetal development in Mice and Rats' financed by the Deptt. of Health Education of Welfare, Public Health Service, Washington under Dr. P.N. Srivastava in the University Deptt. of Zoology. 59. The following new Research Projects were approved by the I.C.S.S.R. during 1970-71 :- Research Project entitled Study of Election Polities and Voting behaviour in V Lok Sabha Elections in Rajasthan under Dr. Iqbal Narain in the University Departinent of Political Science at a total cost of Rs. 40,000/-. 2. Research Project entitled Municipal Elections in Rajasthan under Dr. C.P. Bhambhari in the University Deptt. of Pol. Science at a total cost of Rs 28,000/- 3. Research Project entitled' roll of Panchayatı Raj Institutions in Lok Sabha Elections. under Dr. Iqbal Narain in the University Department of Pol. Science, at a total cost of Rs. 5,000/- 4. A grant of Rs. 2949/- was also approved by the ICSSR for publication of the Report of Research Project entitled State Control of Panchayati Raj Institutions in Maharashtra completed some time ago under the supervision of Prof. Iqbal Narain, University Deptt, of 'Political Science. 60. The following Summer Institutes, Summer Schools, Seminars were organised by the University Departments with the financial assistance of the University Grants Commission. 1. Orientation Course for Junior/ -Univ. Deptt. of Adult fresh College Teachers (21st Education (Ext.) Director June to 18th July 1971) Mrs. C.K. Dandia 2. Summer Institute in Chemistry Department of Chemistry for College Teachers Director, (May-June, 1971) Dr. J N. Gaur. 3. Summer Institute in Maths. -Departments of Mathematics for Teachers from Secodary Director, ·18 SECTION 11 Schools/PUC Intermediate and Training Colleges, (16th May to 19th Junc, 1671) Dr. M.C. Gupta. 4. -Department of Pol. Science Seminar on Nehru and National Building (March, 1971). Dr. S.P. Verma. 61. The University Department of Mathematics organised the Sth Annual Conference of the Association of Mathematics Tcachers of India with the financial assistance of the University thic State Government and the University Grants Commission. 62. The Principal. M.L.V. Government College, Bhilwara organised the 4th Annual Session of the Rajasthan Economic Conference with the financial Assistance of the U.G.C. 63. The University Department of Political Science oaganised a Seminar on ‘Rolc Functions and Organisation of the I.C.S.S.R. with the financial assistance of the ICSSR. 64. The University Teachers received the following grants from the U.G.C. under its scheme for award of financial asistance to teachers for rescarch work. S.No. Name and Designation of the awardee Amount is Rs. 1. Shri R.M. Gupta, Lecturer in Physics 2. Km. Mamta Sahal, Lecturer in Zoology 3. Km. Bharti Mukerjee Lecturer in Zoology 4. Sri R.D. Goyal Lecturer in Chemistry 5. Shri Ashwani Kumar Lecturer in Botany 6. Km. Neera Matbur Lecturer in Zoology 7. Dr. C.M. Kachhava Lecturer in Physics 8. Dr. G.P. Gupta Lecturer in Physics 9. Dr. B.P. Bachlas Lecturer in Chemistry 10. Smt. Kanti Raizada Lecturer in Zooiogy 11. Shri Y.S. Sisodia Lecturer in Physics 12. Dr. D.R. Chaudhary Lecturer in Physics 13. Dr. Basant Singh Lecturer in Geography 14. Dr. R.K. Bansal Lecturer in Chemistry 500/- 1000/- 1000/- 1000/- 1000/- 1000/- 1000/- 500/- 500/- 500/- 500/- 500/- 500/- 500/- ·SECTION 1 ] 10 SIM 15. Dr. Lalit Prakash Lecturer in Chemistry 16. Dr. V.K. Mathur Leeturer in Chemistry 17. Dr. V.D. Gupta Lecturer in Chenistry 18. Dr. A.K. Rai Lecturer in Chemistry 19. Dr. C.K. Oza Lecturer in Chemistry 20. Dr. R.P. Tyagi Lecturer in Chemistry 21. Shri K.S. Gupta Lecturer in Chemistry 22. Dr. C.M. Govil Lecturer in Botany 23. Dr. K.S. Kohli Lecturer in Zoology 24. Dr. D.K. Kaul Lecturer in Zoology 25. Dr. A S. Kapoor Reader in Zoology SIM) 5001 800- The following teachers of alinatcil colleges were also benelli from this scheme. The number of awardees was 24 and the total grant sanctioned to them was Rs. 22,650/- S No. Name of the awardees with Designation Amount . 30/09/ 1000/- JOHX)/ 50191 Shri Laxman Lal Yogi,-Lecturer in linglista, Government Bangur College, Didwana, 2. Shri N.M. Khandelwal, Lecturer in Commerce, S.D. Government College, Bcawar. 3. Dr. L.N. Gupta, Lecturer in Economics, Government College, Sriganganagar, 4. Shri S.K. Purohit, Lecturer in Hindi, Government College, Tonk. 5. Dr. G.R. Garg, Lecturer in Hindi, Government College, Tony. 6. Shri G.B. athur, Lecturer in Politi21 Simon, 1.S.J. College, Bharatpur. 7. D:. (Km.) G. Kashyap, S:. Inter in PJ, Sophia College, hjem S: S... Arnal, 15 in P***, (grant silm, D=%22images 9. ..., 17: 553, (0:0, 1.-2. 16.12.1, 22 Iasi: song 2, 381 - ·20 ( SECTION 11 2 3 11. 500/- 1. 500/- 13. 2006- 14. 500/- 15. 1000/- 16. 1000/- 17. 500/- Shri G.M. Tandon, Lecturer in Zoology, Dayanand College, Ajmer. Shri B.N. Mathur, Lecturer in Zoology, Government College, Ajmer. Shri Syed Muniruddin. Lecturer in Geography, Government College, Bhilwara. Shri P.S. Arici, I.cclurer, M.R. Engineering College, Jaipur. Sliri Y.N. Gaur, Lecturer, M.R. Ingineering College. Jaipur. Sliri Ghanshyam Olkha, Lecturer, Government College, Tonk. Dr. M.P. Sliarma. Lecturer in Hindi, Government College, Kotputli. Dr. L.N. Gupta, Lecturer in Economics, Government College, Ganganagar. Shri M. M. Jawliya Lecturer in Hindi, Govt. College, Bundi Dr. B. M. Sharma, Sr. Lecturer in Botany, Govi. College, Ajmer. Dr. T. N. Bhardwaja, Lecturer in Botany, Govt. College, Ajmer Dr. V. V. Subbarao, Lecturer in Medicine, S. M. S. Medical College, Jaipur. Dr. S. S. Goyal, Lecturer in Chemistry, Agrawal College, Jaipur, Shri R. C. Chaudhary, Lecturer in Chemistry. M. S. J. College. Bharatpur. 18. 2000/- 19. 500/- 20. 1000/- 21. 1000/- 22. 3000/- 23. 800/- 24. 500/- 65. As reported last year, the U. G. C. approved an Additional allocation of Rs. 9.54 lacs in March, 1970. The following schemes have been approved by the U. G. C. within the aforesaid amount :

·21 SECTION 11 ) 2.726 lacs 1.584 lacs 0.20 lacs (a) Purchase of equipment for various University Teaching Deptts. (b) Purchase of books for various University teaching Departments. (c) Museum and Herbarium & Botanical Garden for the Department of Botany. (d) Setting up of a Microfilming unit in the University Library. (e) Extention of academic Building to provide more class/rooms. (f) Strengthening the existing Departments by providing following additional posts : 1.90 lacs 2.00 lacs (i) One Reades each in Chemistry, Zoology, Statistics, History & Economics. (ii) One post of Research Associate in Economics. (iii) One Micoro-Film Tech. One Dark Room Asstt. and one Trainined Asstt. for the Micro-Filming unit in the University Library. 66. The U. G. C. also approved upgraduation of the post of Reader in Sociology sanctioned for the further plan to that of Professor. 67. The University Grants Commission approved the following further grants for the development of South Asia Studies Centre in the University Deptt. of Political Science, Jaipur outside the Fourth Plan allocation :- 1. Recurring Two Research Associate in the Lecturers grade at Rs. 16,000/- p.a. 56,000/- ·[ SECTION 11 22 2 . Documentation Officer (to be located) in the Central Library in the Lecturer grade Rs. $000- p. il. 28,000/- 3. Two Jwior Rescarch Fellowships at Rs. 300/- p. m. cachi. 32,000/- Total 1,16,000/- Vor- Recurring : Boolis and Journals for Library 1. Rs. 15,000/- Grand Total 1,31,000/- 68. The University Grants Commission agreed to provide assistance on 100% basis outside Plan allocation for the following facilities for selling up a Department of Education during the Fourth Plan period and the Statc Government has agreed to bear the Committed liability after the assistance of the U.G.C. ccases at the cnd of 1973-74. Recurring Professor Readers 2 Lecturers 4 Library Assie. 1 Rs. Non-Recurring 1. Building and Furniture 2. Equipment for Psychology Laboratory 3. Audio-Visual Aids Rs. 3,00,000 30,000 15,000 50,000 Rs. 4. Books and Journals Rs. 69. An Unassigned grant of Rs. 50,000/- was placed by the U.G.C. at the disposal of the University for the financial year 1969-70 for the schemes of Exchange of Teachers between the Universities Travel grant to Teachers for attending Conferences in India and abroad, travel grants to teachers and research scholars for visiting Centres of Advanced Study and Research in India in connection with their research work or specialised training in their fields, Extension work by the University Teachers etc.

·SECTION II ] 23 70. The University Grants Commission selected Prof. L.S. Ramaswami, University Department of Zoology for an award under the scheme of services of retired Teachers for a period of three years on an honorarium of Rs. 6000/- p.a. and an annual grant of Rs. 1000/- for contingent expenditure. 71. The University Grants Commission approved an award of a fellowship of Rs. 500/- p.m. and a contingent grant of Rs. 2,000/-p.a. to Prof. Iqbal Narain, University Deptt. of Political Science for writing a book entitled 'Indian Government and Politics (1947-70)" 72. The U.G.C. accepted a proposal of the University for the construction of a building for the Institute of Correspondence Studies on 50:50 sharing basis. The share of the U.G.C. will be met out of the savings from the grant of Rs. 5.00 lacs approved by the Commission for the Institute in the year 1968-69. 73. The University Grants Commission approved a grant of Rs. 10.00 lacs for the University Deptt. of Physics for a Univer. sity Leadership Project for improvement of instruction in Science subjects in the affiliated colleges. 74. The University Grants Commission has sanctioned a third post of Games/Sports Coach for the period ending 1973–74. 75. Five Foreign Professors visited the University under the Cultural Exchange Programmes between India and other Countries. Shri M.L. Mishra, Director, University Institute of Correspondence Studies and Dr. Daya Krishna, Head of the University Department of Philosophy were selected to visit U.S S.R. under the scheme of Cultural Exchange Programme. 76. Fifteen foreign Professors visited the University during the year under the University Scheme of 'Visiting Professors'. 77. Under the U.G.C's. scheme for operation of its unassigned grant, Mrs. C.K. Dandiya, Director-Incharge, Adult Education (Extension Wing) attended an International Conference at Monterial Dr. Om Prakash, Director, University College of Commerce, attended the XVIII International meeting of the Institute of 'n Sciences at Washington; and Shri NN. Gidwani, Director ·24 ( SECTION 11 University Libraries attended International Conference at Canberna (Australia). 78. Efforts were made for obtaining assistance of the U.G.C. for strengthening the University School of Law. A proposal was made to the U.G.C. for providing grants for additional staff, for the purchase of books and for construction of building which is under consideration of the U.G.C. 79. The University Grants Commission has agreed, in principle, to provide special assistance for Chemistry (Organic) under the programme of Centres of Advanced Study. Proposals for a total grant of Rs. 41.75 lacs for a period of 5 years were sent to the U.G.C. An expert Committee of U.G.C. visited the Department of Chemistry on the 24th October, 1970 to discuss and consider tliese proposals. Recommondations of the Committee are still awaited. 80. A proposal for construction of a hostel for Post-graduate students with about 100 seats on an estimated cost of Rs. 6.00 lacs was made to the U.G.C. for providing 50% assistance outside the Fourth Plan Allocation. The State Government was also approached for providing its matching hare. 81. A proposal was made to the University Grants Commission for the proposed construction of ‘Derashri Shikshak Sadan' (Teachers' Home) on the University Campus for providing 50% assistance towards this project. The University has alloted a suitable plot of land near the Baok & post office Building. The Rajasthan University College teachers Association offered to contribute a sum of Rs. 30,000/- The State Government also is being requested for providing at least a grant of Rs. 1.00 lac for this purpose. 82. A proposal was made during 69-70 to the U.G.C. for starting M. Lib. Science class. The matter is still under the consideration of the Commission. 83. The question of assistance for installation of a computer in the University is still under consideration of the University Grants Commission. 84. The Government of Rajasthan conveyed its sanction for implementing the scheme of National Service in the University ·for a strength of 250 students and also sanctioned payment of its matching share amounting to Rs. 30,000/- for the year 1970-71. The grant of Govt. of India was already received by the University. Steps are being taken to implement the scheme with effect from 1971-72. SECTION 11 ) 35. A proposal was made to the University Grants Commission for raising the University Department of Zoology as an Advanced Institute under the programme of Centres of Advanced study. 86. The allocation approved by the Government of Rajasthan under its plan grant is Rs. 5.00 lacs for the year 1970-71. The allocation approved for the year 1971-72 is also Rs.5.00 lacs. 87. The U.G.C. approved the following grants for the affilliated Colleges of the University during the Year under report : STATEMENT I Name of the Colleges S. No. affiliated to Purpose Approved Expenditure U. G. C. University 2 3 5 1 1. Rs. 15,000/- Rs. 11,250/- 2. Government College, Dause S. S. G. Pareek College, Jaipur. Savitri Girls College, Ajmer. 15,000/- 11,250/- Loan of Books to Students (Book Bank) Loan of Books to Students (Book Bank). Grants to College Libraries for Joan of Books to Students (Book Banks). 15,000/- 11,250/- 25 ·5 3 2 26 1.5.000'- 11.1.0- 4. S. G. N. Khalisa College, Sri Ganganagar 8,000 1,16,11) 20.000,- 21.956 - -5.99.11- 13,3331- 5. R. L. Saharia College Kaladara 1. Grants to College Libraries for Loan of Books to Siudents (Books Bank). 2. Principal's residence. 3. 4 Staff Quarters 4. Purchase of Laboratory Furniture 1. Construction of Library Building and Purchase of Furniture, 2. Grants to College Librarics for Loan of Books to Students (Book Bank). 1. Construction of Library Building and purchase of Library Furniture, 1.30,800,- 1:1.000-- $7,2001.- 11.250'- 6. 1,35,000/- 90,000/- Seth G. L. Bihani S. D. (P. G.) College Sri Ganganagar. 15.000,- 11,250,- 7. 2. Grants to Collcgc Libraries for loan of books to Students (Book Bank). Grants to College Libraries for loan of Books to Students (Book Bank). Grants to College Librarics for Loan of Books to Students (Book Bank). 15.000!- Bangur College, Didwana. Regional College of Education, Ajmer. 11,250/- SECTION 11 8. 15,000/- 11,250/- ·9. 30,000/- 22,500/- 10. Grants to College Libraries for Loan of books to Students (Book Bank). Grants to College Libraries for loan of books to Students (Book Bank). 15,000/- 11,250/- Raj Rishi College, Alwar. Balu Ram Godhra Govt. Girls College, Sri.ganganagar. M. L. V. Govt. College, Bhilwara Agarwal College, Jaipur. ( SECTION II 11. 20,000/- 15,000/- 12. 20,000/- 15,000/- 97,6387- 67,358/- Grants to College Libraries for loan of Books to Students (Books Bank). 1. Grants to College Libaries for loan of books to Students (Books Bank). 2. Laboratory Building & Purchase of Science Equipment and furniture & fittings. Grants to College Libraries for loan of Books to Students (Book Bank). 1. Construction of Cycle Shed. 13. 25,000/- 18,750/- M. S. J. College, Bharatpur. Dayananed College, Ajmer. 14 52,319/- 26,159/- 25,000/- 28,750/- 15. 2. Grants to College Libraries for loan of Banks to Students (Book Bank). Grants to College Libraries for loan of Books to Students (Book Bank). Grants to College Libraries for loan of Books to students (Book Bank). 30,000/- Government College, Ajmer. Lohia College, Churu. 22,500/- 16, 20,000/- 15,000/- 27 ·2 3 4 5 28 17. 15,000/- 11,250/- S. N. K. P. Government College, Neem-Ka-Thana. Banasthali Vidyapeeth College of Arts & Science, Banasthali. Grants to College Libraries for loan of Books to students (Book Bank). Grants to College Libraries for loan of Books for loan (Book Bank). 18. 15,000/- 11,250/- 19. 15,000/- 11,250/- 20. 12,360/- 6,180/- 21. 15,000/- 11,250/- 22. 15,000/- 11,250/- Seth Moti Lal College, -do- Jhunjhunu. Government College, Construction of Tube well, Baran. S. K. College, Sikar. Grants to College Libraries for loan of Books to Students (Book Bank). M. S. College for Women, 1. do- Bikaner. 2. Construction of Women Hostel for 50 Students. Kanoria Mahila Grants to College Libraries for Loan Mahavidyalaya, Jaipur. of Banks to Students (Book Bank) Govt. College, Kotputli. do S. D. Government -do- College, Beawar. 3,81,579/- 2,21,735/- 23. 15,000/- 11,250/- 24. 25. 15,000/- 15,000/- 11,250/- 11,250/- SECTION II ·26. -do- 27. 15,000/- 15,000/- -do- 11,250/- 11,250/- Chirawa College, Chirawa, Govt. College, Sri-Ganganagar. Government College, Tonk. Nehru Shiksha Mahavidylaya Sangaria. SECTION 11 ] 28. 1,82,245/- 1,21,497/- 29. Construction of Laboratory and Library Building. Construction of Library Building and Purchase of Furniture. 97,160/- 52,840/- 29 ·30 ( SECTION II STATEMENT JI S. No. Name of the College. Programme Improved of Students Chalk Welfare Boards Book Grant Special Grant for Books & Journals. 1 2 wol 4 5 6 4,500/- 4,500/- 5,500/- -- 5. 1,000/- 4,500/- 1. Malaviya Regional Engg. College, Jaipur 5,000/- 2. Rajasthan Vidyapeeth Vijai Singh Pathik Sharamjeevi College, Ajmer. 5,000/- 3. Government Bangur College, Pali 4. Sharda Sadan College, Mukandgarh. 8,000/- Government College, Chittorgarh. 6. S. K. College, Sikar. 7. Government College, Karauli. 8. Seth Motilal College, Jhunjhunu. 8,000/- 9. M. S. J. College, Bharatpur. 12,000/- 10. S. M. S. Medical College, Jaipur. 10,000/- 11. Government College, Dungarpur. 5,000/- 12. Chirawa College, Chirawa. 8,000/- 13. Kanoria Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Jaipur. 4,000/- 14. S. P. U. Degree College, Falna. 5,000/- 4,500/- 5,500/- 4,500/- down 5,500/- 5,500/- 4,000/- - 15. Seth G. R. Chamaria College, Fatehpur. 5,000/- 4,500/- ·SECTION II ] 31. 2 3 4 5 6 - 4,500/- 5,500/- 1,000/- 4,500/- 4,500/- 5,000/- 16. M. Gandhi Sandhya Mahavidalaya, Sri-Ganganagar. 17. Government College, Jalore. 5,000/- 18. Nehru Shardapeeth College, Bikaner, 19. Sonadevi Sethia Girls College, Sujangarh 5,000/- 20. Government College, Kishangarh. 8,000/- 21. Government College, Pratapgarh. 5,000/- 22. Government College. Bundi. 8,000/- 23. Govt. College. Banswara. 5,000/- 24. Mathura Das Binani Govt. College, Nathdwara. 2,000/- 25. Govt. College, Barmer. 5,000/- 26. Govt. T. T. College, Bikaner. 5,000/- 27. Govt. College, Bhinmal. 28. Govt. College, Sri.Ganganagar. 8,000/- 29. Sophiya girls College, Ajmer, 5,000/- 30. Bhagwandas Todi College, Laxmangarh. 31. Sardar Patel Medical College, Bikaner. 10,000/- 4,500/- 4,500/- 3,000/- 4,500/- 5,500/- 4,500/- 4,500/- ·32 { SECTION SI 1 2 3 4 5 6 32, 4,500/- 4,500/- 33. 34. 35. M. S. College for Women, Bikaner. 5,000/- Govt. College, Rajgarh. Medical College, Ajmer. 5,000/- S. S. Jain Subodh College, Jaipur, 5,000/- Govt. College, Kota, 6,000/- Shri Jain (P. G.) College, Bikaner. 8,000/- 4,500/- 11 36. 37. 5,500/- 38. 5,000/- 4,500/- 39. Govt. College, Baran. Govt. College, Bhilwara. 10,000/- 6,500/- 40, 5,000/- 41. Govt. College, Dholpur. R. N. Ruia Govt. Collge, Ramgarh. Indra Gandhi Balika Niketan Girls College, Ardawata. 4,500/- 42. 5,000/- 43. 5,000/- B. V. College of Education Banasthali. 4,500/- Additional Grant Rs. 1000/- 5,000/- 5,500)- 44 Savitri Girls College, Ajmer. 8,000/- 45. S. G. N. Khalsa College, Sri-Ganganager. 8,000/- 46. Moti Lal Bengani Science Collage. Ladnun. 5,000/- 47. R. L. Saharia College Kaladera. 8,000/- 48. G. L. Bihani S. D. (P.G.) College, Sri-Ganganagar. 8,000/- 4,500/- 5,500/- 5,500/- ·SECTION II ] 33 2 3 4 S 6 4,000/- 4,500/- 10,000/- 4,500/- 49. Bangur College, Didwana. 50. G. H. S. Govt. College of Arts & Science, Sujangarh. 5,000/- 51. Govt. College, Kotputli. 8,000/- 52. Nehru College of Education, Hindon City. 5,000/- 53. Regional College of Education, Ajmer. 54. Basic T. T. College, 7,000/- Sardarshahar. 55. Nehru Memorial College, 7,000/- Hanumangarh. 56. Jia Lal Institute of 7,000/- Education, Ajmer. 57. Balu Ram Godhara 8,000/- Govt. Girls College, Sri-Ganganagar. 58. Bajrang Teachers 5,000/- 1,000/- Training College, Deeg. 59. M. Dayanand College, 5,000/- Sri.Ganganagar. 60. SD, Govt. College, Beawar. 61. Dungar College, 10,000/- Bikaner. 62. Seth G. B. Podar 8,000/- College, Nawalgarh. 63. Agrawal College, 14,000/- Jaipur. 64. M.S. J. College, Bharatpur. 4,500)- 5,500/- 5,500/- 6,500/- 5.000/-, ·34 ( SECTION 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 65. 12,000/- 6,500/- 1 Dayanand College, Ajmer. Govt. College, Sirohi. 66. 5,000/- - 67. _ 8,000/- Lohia College, Churu. 68. 4,500/- S. N. K. P. Govt. College, Neem-Ka-Thana, 69. 5,000/- Jawaharlal Nehru Teachers Training College, Kota. B. V. College of Arts, & Science, Banasthali. 70. 5,000/- - - 5,000/- 5,000- - 5,000/- 5,000/- 5,000/- 4,500/- - 71. G. V. College of Agriculture, Sangaria. 72. College of Nursing Jaipur. 73. Government Ayurvedic College, Jaipur. 74. Ayurvedic Vishwa Bharti, Sardarshahar. 75. Government College, Nagaur. 76. Govt. College, Nasirabad. 77. Government College, Sambharlake. 78. Maharao Shekhaji Shiksha Mahavidyalaya, Jaipur. 79. S. M. Gomti Devi Mahavidyalaya, Badageon. 5,000/- 4,500:- 5,000/- 4,500-1 4,500/- 4,500/- ·SECTION II ] 35 2 3 4 S 6 80. 4,500/- 81. 5,000/- 82. Saboo College of Commerce, Pilani. Govt. College, Chahpura (Bhilwara). Rajasthan Sanskrit Shikshan Prashikshana Vidyapeeth, Jaipur. Shri M. M. Malviya Government Ayurvedic College, Udaipur. 4.500/- 83. 5,000/- 2. Deans Dr. G. C Pande, Professor and Head of the University Department of History and Indian Culture, Jaipur, Dr. P. N. Mathur, Principal, Govt. College, Ajmer, Prof. Om Prakash, Director University School of Commerce, Jaipur, Prof. G. S. Sharma, Director, University School of Law, Jaipur and Dr. D. Kumar, Senior Professor and Head of the Department of Metallurgical Engineering, Malviya Regional Engineering College, Jaipur continued to be the Deans of the Faculties of Arts, Science, Commerce, Law and Engineering & Tech. respectively. Dr. M C. Singhal, Principal. Gandhi Vidya Mandir Teachers Training College, Sardarshalır was appointed as Dean, Faculty of Education with effect from 16th August, 1970 (vice Dr. I. B. Verma retired). Dr. B. N. Consul, Principal, S. M. S. Medical College, Jaipur was appointed as Dean, Faculty of Medicine & Pharmaceutics with effect from 6th March, 1971 (Vice-Dr. L. M. Sanghvi retired). Shri Mohan Lal Bhargava, Principal, Government Ayurvedic College, Jaipur was appointed as Dean, Faculty of Ayurveda with effect from 2nd April, 1971 (Vice-Principal Sohan Lal Sharma who left the College). Dr. P. L. Bhargava was appointed first Dean of the newly created Faculty of Sanskrit Studies with effect from 22nd Nov., 1970. 3. Meetiogs The annual meeting of the Senate was held on the 27th March, 1971. The Syndicate and the Academic Council had ten and five meetings each, respectively. The Faculties of Arts, Science, Comm.

·36 ( SECTION 11 erce, Law, Education, Sanskrit Studies and Ayurveda met once, while the Faculty of Engineering and Technology and Medicine and Pharm. met twice. The Boards of Studies/Committees of courses in various subjects had one meeting each. The Board of Inspection and the Equivalence Committee met once while the Finance Committce and the Research Board met twice. Besides, there were several meetings of the Committees for selection of Examiners, Selection of teachers in various subjects for the Teaching Departments of the University and of adhoc commi- Itees appointed by the various University bodies. 4. Affiliated Colleges 1. Formal affiliation/provisional permission for starting classes was granted to the following Institutions in fresh subjects/standards as noted against each, with effect from July, 1970 :- A. List of new Colleges granted affiliation with effect from July, 1970. 1. Shrimati Gomti Devi Mahavidyalaya, Badagaon T. D. C. (Com.) in all compulsory subjects and optional subjects. Advanced Banking and Advance Statistics, 2. Maharao Shekhaji Shiksha Mahavidyalaya, Jaipur Faculty of Educations B. Ed. 3. Shri Narain Ayurvedic Mahavidyalaya, Jodhpur Faculty of Ayurvedas : Pre-Ayurved, 4. Government College, Jaisalmer : T. D. C. (Arts) in all compulsory subjects and optional subjects : Hindi, English, Geography, History, Political, Science, Sociology, Philosophy, Economics, Mathematics and Sanskrit, T. D. C. (Com.) in all Compulsory and Optional subjects. 5. Saboo College of Commerce, Pilani : T.D.C. (Com.) in all compulsory and optional subjects Steno-Typing, Advanced Banking and Advanced Business Statistics.

·SECTION II] 37 6. Government College, Sambhar : T.D.C. (Arts) in all compulsory subjects and optional subjects-Hindi, English Literature, Geography, History, Political Science, Sociology, Philosophy, Sanskrit, Economics and Mathematics, TDC. (Com.) in all compulsory and optional subjects. 7. Government College, Nasirabad, T.DC. (Com.) in all compulsory and optional subjects. T.D.C. (Arts) in all compulsory subjects and optional subjects- Hindi, English, Geography, History, Political Science, Sociology, Philosophy, Economics, Mathematics and Sanskrit (Provisional permission granted to start Ist Year Class with effect from July, 1970). Provisional permission was given to the following 25 Sanskrit Colleges to start Shastri and Acharya Part I and Shikshashastri classes from July, 1970. ऋ० सं० नाम महाविद्यालय परीक्षा स्तर जिसकी अनुमति दी गई 1. . शास्त्री एव प्राचार्य 2. " 3. 4. शास्त्री 5. शास्त्री एवं प्राचार्य शास्त्री 6. सार्वजनिक श्री मस्कृत महाविद्यालय, वारा । श्री शादुल सस्कृत विद्यापीठ, बीकानेर । श्री एस०पी० रू गटा संस्कृत महाविद्यालय, बगड राजकीय संस्कृत महाविद्यालय, चिराणा। आर०बी० सेठ एस०एस० वेद वेदाग संस्कृत महाविद्यालय, चिडावा। श्री रामानुज संस्कृत महाविद्यालय, डीडवाना । सेठ बलदेव दास बाजोरिया सस्कृत महाविद्यालय, फतेहपुर । सेठ गोरख राम रामप्रताप चमड़िया सस्कृत महाविद्यालय, फतेहपुर । राजकीय महाराजा संस्कृत महाविद्यालय, जयपुर । श्री दिगम्बर जैन सस्कृत महाविद्यालय, जयपुर । दादू महाविद्यालय, जयपुर । 7. शास्त्री एव प्राचार्य 8. शास्त्री शास्त्री एवं प्राचार्य 9. 10. " 11.

·38 ( SECTION 11 12. शिक्षा शास्त्री 13. शास्त्री एवं प्राचार्य 14. । " 15. 16. शास्त्री 17. 18. राजस्थान संस्कृत शिक्षा प्रशिक्षण विद्यापीठ शाहपुरा, बाग, आमेर रोड़, जयपुर । राजकीय दरवार संस्कृत कालेज, जोधपुर । सरस्वती विद्यापीठ, कोटा । श्री विट्ठलनाय संस्कृत महाविद्यालय, कोटा । श्री सनातन धर्म संस्कृत महाविद्यालय, लालसोट । श्री ऋपिकुल ह्मचर्याश्रम संस्कृत महाविद्यालय, लक्ष्मणगढ़ । राजकीय धूलेश्वर संस्कृत महाविद्यालय, मनोहरपुर । राजकीय संस्कृत महाविद्यालय, महापुरा पारीक संस्कृत महाविद्यालय, मेड़तासिटी। बिरला संस्कृत महाविद्यालय, पिलानी । श्री रमा वैकुण्ठ संस्कृत महाविद्यालय, पुष्कर । राजकीय संस्कृत महाविद्यालय, सीकर । श्री विजय सागर ब्रह्मचर्याश्रम संस्कृत महाविद्या- लय, तलाव गांव । राजकीय महाराणा संस्कृत महाविद्यालय, उदयपुर। 19. 20. 21. शास्त्री एवं प्राचार्य 22. । 23. शास्त्री 24. . 25. B. List of Colleges to which affiliation was granted for additional subjects/Faculties with effect from July, 1970. B. V. College of Arts & Science, Banasthali, M:Sc. Chemistry. 2. M. L. V. Government College, Bhilwara--(i) M. Com. (Accountancy and Statistics, Business Administration, Applied Economics and Finance/Banking Groups) (ii) M.A. Economics. •- 3 Dungar College, Bikaner-(i) T.D.C. (Arts.) Geography, (ii) M.Sc. (Zoology & Botany). 4. R. R. College, Alwar-(i) M.A. (Political Science), (ii) LL.B. (Hindi).

·SECTION 11 ] 39 S. M. S. College for Women, Bikaner (T.D.C.) Home Science. 6. 7. Government College, Chittorgarh-T.D.C. (Com.) in all Compulsory & Optional subjects. Government College, Dungarpur-T.D.C. (Com.) In all compulsory & optional subjects. M. S. J. College, Bharatpur (i) M.Sc. (Physics) (ii) M.A. (Hindi). S. D. Government College, Beawar-M.A. History & Political Science. 8. 9. 10. Dayanand College, Ajmer-LL.B. 11. Government College, Bhinmal-T.D.C. Commerce in all compulsory and optional subjects. 12. Government College, Banswara-T.DC. (Arts) Geography. 13. Government College, Dausa-P.U.C. (Science) 14. Kanoria Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Jaipur--(1) B A (Hons.) in Hindi, English, Economics, Political Science, Sociology and History, (ii) T.D.C. (Arts) Public Administrion. 15. 16. S. G. N. Khalsa College, Sriganganagar-M.Sc, Botany, Zoology & Chemistry. G. H. S. College of Arts & Commerce, Sujaogarh- Higher Proficiency Certificate Course in English. Government College, Kota -(i) M.Sc. Physics, (ii) M. Com. in all groups. 17. 18. Government College, Nagaur--T.D.C. (Science) In all compulsory subjects & optional subjects--Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology, Botany and Zoology. Government College, Karauli-T.D.C. (Com.) la all compulsory and optional subjects. 19.

·40 ( SECTION 11 21. 22. 25. 20. Government College, Sriganganagar-M.A. Geography and Hindi. Government College, Pratapgarh - T.D.C. (Science) in all..compulsory subjects-Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology, Botany and Zoology, Government College, Jalore-T.D.C. (Science) Physics, Chemistry Mathematics, Biology, Botany and Zoology. 23. P. R. Ayurvedic College, Sikar-I Ayurvedacharya. 24. · S. M. B. Governnient College, Nathdwara-T.D.C. (Arts) Geography. Government College, Tonk-T.D.C. (Arts) Geography. 26. Government College, Shabpura-T.D.C. (Com.) In all compulsory and optional subjects. Seth Budhmal Dugar Government College, Sardarshahr- P.U.C. (Sc.) Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology. 28. Government College, Jhalawarm-T.D.C. (Com.) In all compulsory and optional subjects. 2. The total number of affiliated Colleges for the session 1970-71 was 129 and their discipline-wise distribution is given below: S. No. Discipline P. G. College Degree College 27. 11 21 1. 2. 8 54 55 3. 9 2 3 5 trend 4. 5. 6. .7. 8. 9. 10. Arts Science Commerce Agriculture Medicine Pharmaceutics Engineering Education Law Nursing Ayurveda Sanskrit. 1 ܝܝܙ 4 15 1 5 1 5 25 12. 14 ·5. Examinations The number of candidates who appeared and passed at the various Examinations of 1971 (Main and Supplementary) is given below:- SECTION 11 ] S. No.. Name of Examination No. Main Appeared Supple. Number Passed Main Supple. Pass Precentage Supple. Over all Main 8 2 9 3 4 6 5 1. M.A. (Previous) English Sanskrit Hindi History Political Science Mathematics Philosophy Economics Geography Public Administration Sociology Music Drawing and Painting Psychology 177 97 674 684 853 9 19 625 127 60 100 8 7 11 57 69 530 538 564 3 14 456 102 54 90 8 7 11 38 3 73.7 73.4 81.9 90 00 90.00 100 00 100.00 100.00 38.3 73.7 73.4 81.9 90.00 90 00 100.00 100.00 100 00 41 ·1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 42 62 101 65 48 III 1 541 567 483 375 3 33.3 100.00 33.3 100.00 9 9 346 80 43 99 2. M.A. (Final) English Sanskrit History Political Science Mathematics Philosophy Economics Geography Public Administration Sociology Drawing and Painting Hindi Music Statistics 3. Pre-University (Arts) 4. Pre-University (Science) 5. Pre-University (Commerce) 6. Pre-professional (Agriculture) 7. First Yr. T.D.C. (Arts) 8. First Yr. T.D.C. (Science) 232 78 42 93 12 477 12 12 621 12 67.5 97.67 90 100.00 76.7 100.00 100.00 42.79 67.5 97.67 90 100.00 76.7 100.00 100.00 43.48 2 2 1706 495 730 227 46.00 1116 188 416 134 37.24 71.27 45.68 1120 215 534 108 47.67 50.23 48.08 85 7 39 5 45.88 71.42 47.82 SECTION II 10425 2524 5651 1968 54.20 77.9 58.80 9182 1209 3284 895 35.71 74 40.30 ·4927 1207 2776 994 56.3 78.73 6900 1364 4380 61.40 71.3 974 63.5 390 39 - 10 10.0 SECTION II ] 35 24 68.57 68.57 52 37 - 71.15 71.15 2722 474 1455 338 53.46 71.3 56.10 100 100.00 2323 430 1355 318 58.33 73.9 60.77 9. First Yr. T.D.C. (Commerce) 10. Final Yr. T.D.C. (Arts) 11. B.A. (Addl.) 12. Final Yr. T.D.C. (Arts) 1967 Edn. 13. Final Yr. T.D.C. (Arts) 1966 Edn. 14. Final Yr. T.D.C. (Science) 15. Final Yr. T.D.C. (Sc.) 1966 Edn 16. Final Yr. T.D.C. (Commerce) 17. B.Com. (Addl.) 18. Final Yr. T.D.C. (Com.) 1967 Edn. 19. Final Yr. T.D.C. (Com.) 1966 Edn 20. IInd Yr. T.D.C. (Arts) 21. Ilnd Yr. T.D.C. (Science) New 22. IInd Yr. T.D.C. (Science) Old IInd Yr. T.D.C. (Com ) New IInd Yr. T.D.C. (Com.) Old B.A. Hons. Part 1 2 5 3 40.00 40.00 3 100.00 100.00 2 1 50.00 50.00 9445 2293 4822 1312 56.72 51.06 58.25 3423 500 1719 329 50.22 65.8 52.20 832 174 324 121 38.9 97.1 44.23 415 699 922 557 31.63 67.9 40.64 748 278 121 189 17.9 . 30 21 204 4 199 3 B.A. Hons. Part II 97.5 75 00 100 87.11 2 97 2 B.Sc. Hons. Part I 91.7 100 00 90 97.05 53 5 58.8 45.45 54.42 43 ·1 2 3 4 S 6 7 9 44 28. B.Sc. Hons. Part II 39 3 33 3 84.7 100.00 83.71 29. B.Com. Hons. 12 10 83.33 83.33 43 39 1 90.7 100.00 90.00 30. B.Sc. Agriculture Part I 31. B.Sc. Agriculture Part II 32. B.Sc. Agriculture Part III 64 1 61 95.31 100.00 95.92 -76 2 73 2 96.00 100.00 96.15 : 63.5 52 60 87 45 58 . 37 54 95 41 63.5 90 97.7 91.1 100 00 100 00 83 3 100 33. M.Sc. (Final) Mathematics Physics Chemistry Zoology Botany Geology Statistics Tech. Applied Geology 34. M.Sc. (Previous) Mathematics Physics Chemistry Zoology Botany 16 90 97.7 91.1 100.00 100.00 83.3 100 58 16 10 -- 12 8 II 8 146 96 123 : 67 · 81 67 84 85 64 60 45.9 87.5 98.0 95.5 1:1 45.9 87.5 98.0 95.5 74 ( SECTION 11 . 74 ·14 13 10 12 71.4 92.3 71.4 92.3 195 158 SECTION II ] 366 286 11 6 54.5 54.5 27 6 22 22 5 5 100 100 159 148 91.82 91.82 14 10 71.4 71.4 Statistics Geology 35. M. Com. (Final) 36. M. Com. (Prev.) 37. Cost Accountancy Part I 38. Cost Accountancy Part II 39. Cost Accountancy Part III 40. Jr. Diploma Course 41. Master of Business Admn. 42. Post-M.A. Diploma in International Affairs 43. Diploma in Adult Education 44. Diploma in Indian Culture 45. M. Pharm. Part II 45. Higher Proficiency test in English 47. Diploma in Banking 63. Diploma in Linguistics (Hindi) 42. I B.E S. JIBE, 51. III B.E. (Civil) 7 7 100 100 7 7 100 100 12 12 100 100 2 2 100 100 22 15 72 73 72.73 12 9 75 75 3 3 100 100 138 56 83 83 58.7 14.6 54.6 123 25 62.6 43 6 77 19 28 5 65.1 83.3 53.2 77.4 76.00 45 ·2 3 3 3 5 6 8 9 46 30 9 21 8 70.00 88.8 76.1 30 11 19 10 63.3 90.9 70.7 21 6 15 6 71.4 100 77.7 28 14 14 12 50.00 85.7 61.1 68 13 56 11 82.3 84.6 82.6 67 10 57 4 85.00 40.00 79.2 52. III B.E. (Mech.) 53. III B.E. (Elec.) 54. III B.E. (Mett.) 55. IV B.E. (Civil) 56. IV B.E. (Mech.) 57. IV B.E. (Elec.) 58. IV B.E. (Metallurgical). 59. Final B.E. (Civil) 60. Final B.E. (Mech.) 61. Final B.E. (Elec.) 62. Final B.E.(Met.) 63. M.E.I, Passed 1 candidate) 64. LL.M. Part I 37 3 34 3 91 100 92.5 14 mand 13 92.8 100 93.9 57 3 54 1 94.7 33.00 91.6 60 60 100.00 100.00 26 26 100.00 100.00 19 5 26.32 26.32 65. LL.M. Part II 8 3 37.50 37.50 29 10 16 8 55.17 80 61.54 41 39 95.12 66. LL.B. Final 2 years course 67. LL.B. 3 year course 68. LL.B. 3 year (Prof.) 69. LL.B. II year (Acad.) 95.12 306 15 278 15 SECTION II 90.85 100 91.28 544 17 493 16 63 94.12 90.73 ·850 98 517 91 72.59 92 86 74,68 25 17 68 68 70. LL B. 1 year (Acad.) 71. Diploma Course in Lab. Law 72. Diploma Course in Criminology 73. M.Ed. 3 2 66 67 66.67 SECTION II ] 35 34 97.14 97.14 74. B Ed. 1720 1696 98.60 98.60 84 75 89.2 89.2 38 32 842 84.2 34 27 79.4 79.4 78 65 89.0 89 0 2 2 100 00 100 00 75. B.Ed (Sc.) 76. B.Ed. (Ag.) 77. B.Ed. (Com.) 78. B Ed. (Languages) (English/Hindi) 79. II year B. Tech. Education SO. III year B. Tech. Education Si. Final B.Tech. Education 82. I year B.Sc. B.Ed. Il year B.Sc. B.Ed. Iyear B.Sc. B Ed. 12 3 9 2 75 00 666 73 3 15 15 100 00 100.00 67.3 46 12 31 10 83.3 81.2 52 14 34 9 65.3 64.2 651 10 48 8 81.3 80 00 81.1 59 50 al B.Sc. B.Ed. + 45 4 90 100.00 90.7 143 136 - 95.1 95.1 .Ed, Summer School-cumpondepce course rt II (May, 1971) icine and Therapeutics 52 28 - 53.8 - 53.8 47 ·2 3 5 6 7 8 9 48 11 5 45.5 2 6 45.5 50.00 33.3 50.00 33.3 2 3 2 66.6 66.6 22 9 9 5 11 6 5 (ii) Pathology (iii) Physiology (iv) Paediatrics (v) Pharmacology (vi) Prey. and Social Med. 88. M.S. Part II (May, 1971) (i) Gen. Surgery (ii) Gynaecology and Obstetrics (iii) Ophthalmology (iv) Orthopaedic (v) Anaesthesiology (vi) Oto Rhino-Laryngology 89. M.Sc. Medicine (May, 1971) (i) Anatomy (ii) Pharmacology (iii) Physiology (iv) Biochemistry 90. Diploma Course (May, 1971) (i) D.M R.T. (ii) D.M.R.D. (iii) D.C.P. I III 45.4 55.5 54.5 62.5 50.00 50.00 8 45.4 55.5 54.5 62.5 50.00 50.00 4 2 2 1 1 1 1 I III 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 1 1 pood 1 100.00 100 00 100 00 100.00 100.00 100.00 ( SECTION 11 ·100.00 83.3 100 1 5 6 100.00 85.7 100.00 100 SECTION 11 ] 100.00 29 29 31 31 100 80.9 17 21 50 00 45.7 106 91. M. Pharm, 92. B.Sc. Nursing Part IV 93. Certificate Course in Lib. Sc. 94. B. Lib. Sc. 95. Pre-Ayurved (i) Ayurvedacharya (June) (ii) Ayurvedacharya (June) 96. Final M. B. B. S. (Dec.) 70 97. II M. B. B. S. (Dec.) 70 98. IM, B. B. S. (Dec. 70) 99. Bifurcated Course 225 45 63 26 35 57.7 55.5 57.7 55.5 53.3 53.3 13 7 63.5 173 63.5 110 649 410 63 1 631 100 00 100.00 1. Final M, B. B. S. Examinations held in December, 1971 655 366 229 55.81 55.81 2. Il M. B. B. S. 1400 65 00 65.00 Examinations licid in December, 1970 258 22.1 727 350 87.5 1. IM. 1. B. S. (Feb, 1971) 2. II M. 1). B. S. (May 1971) 3. final MI. I), I. S. 87.5 1 1 1 48.1 48.1 70.6 314 220 70.6 49 ·3 2 4 5 6 7 9 8 50 4. Certificate course in Lib. Sc. 28 27 96.4 96.4 113 63 55.7 55.7 50 25 50.00 50.00 80 26 29 20 76.9 5. I Ayurvedacharya 6. II Ayurvedacharya 1. Shastri (Part I) 2. Shiksha Shastri 3. Acharya (Part I) Sahitya 4. Vyakarana 5. Sain Darshan 42 42 [ ] 38.7% 100% 44.4% 75% 42.2% 100% 44.4% 75% 36 16 4 در 1 6. First Year Examination Sanskrit 3 3 7. Second Year Examination Sanskrit 1 1 8. First Year Examination in German 33 29 11 9. First Year Examination in French 50 45 100% 100% 87.8% 90% 73.3% 96% 92.8% 85.5% 100% 100% 87.8% 90% 73.3% 96% 92.8% 85.5% 10. First Year Examination in Russian 15 11 11. Second Year Examination in German 25 24 12. Second Year Examination in French 14 13 I ! 13. Second Year Examination in Russian 7 6 [ SECTION II ·SECTION II ] 51 The System of marking fictitious roll number at the Postgraduate (M.,A., M. Sc. and M. Com. ) Examination which was introduced in 1957, continued. As a result of re-valuation of answer-books for the examinations of 1971 for which 2638 candidates applied, results declared upto the 15th January, 1972, are given in the Appendix :-I 6. Eorolment The total number of students enrolled during the year 1970-71 as members of the University was 22385. The number of students enrolled as day scholars was 21,394 and as night scholars 991. 7. Registration of Graduates. The number of Registered Graduates during the session 1970- 71 was 1972. 8. Convocation The University Convocation was scheduled to be held on 19th December, 1970 and Dr. Ram Dhari Singh Dinkar, an eminent educationist and Hindi Poet, was invited to deliver the Convocation Address. Supplication for all degrees/diplomas was only done at the meeting of the Senate held on 18-12-70. All arrangements for holding the Convocation on 19th December, 1970 had been made and degrees and diplomas supplied to the receipients. However, the Convocation could not be held in the usual ceremonial way owing to an unfavourable situation created by a section of the students demanding conferment of the LL. B. degree in the University Convocation instead of the 'First Degree Convocation') against the provisions of the statutes. Therefore, the Vice-Chancellor acting under his emergency powers, declared in the Convocation Pandal that the research and Post-graduate degrees, diplomas and other distinctions which were to be conferred at the Convocation shall be deemed to have been duly conferred. Thus the following degrees were awarded : 2221 1. M. A. 2. Post M. A. Diploma in International Affairs 2 ·52 [ SECTION II 2 19 28 3 251 8 33 170 13 11. 25 10 3. Post M. A. Diploma in Linguistics 4. Diploma in Indian Culture 5. Ph. D. (Arts) 6. D. Litt. 7. M. Sc. 8. M. Sc. in Tech. (Applied Geology) 9. Ph. D. (Science) 10. M. Com. M. B.A. 12. Diploma in Cost and Works Accountancy 13. Ph. D. (Commerce) 14. LL. M. 15. Diploma in Labour Law 16. Diploma in Criminology 17. M. D. 18. Master of Surgery 19. M. Sc. (Med.) 20. M. Pharm. 21. Diploma in Tub. & Chest Diseases 22. D.O. M.S. 23. M. E. 24. M. Ed. 25. Ph. D. (Education) 3 17 5 42 45 9 2 1 1 3 32 1. The following medals were also awarded :- चान्सलर स्वर्ण पदक : डूगर कालेज, बीकानेर के श्री प्रवेश चन्द्र को फेकल्टी आफ साइन्स की 1968 व 1969 और 1970 की एम० एस-सी० की परीक्षाओं में प्रथम श्रेणी में उत्तीर्ण विद्यार्थियों में सर्वाधिक अंक प्राप्त करने पर प्रदान किया गया । विश्वविद्यालय स्वर्ण पदक : निम्नलिखित विद्यार्थियों को एम० ए०, एम० एस-सी०, एम० काम० तथा एम० एड० की 1970 की परीक्षाओं में प्रथम श्रेणी में उत्तीर्ण विद्यार्थियों में सर्वप्रथम उत्तीर्ण होने पर प्रदान किये गए :- एम.ए. संस्कृत (कुमारी) सुशीला गोठवाल, विश्वविद्यालय संस्कृत विभाग, जयपुर । 2. ।

·एम.ए. पोलिटिकल 4. एम.ए. जोग्राफी 5. SECTION II] 53 3. श्री पूरनमल शर्मा, विश्वविद्यालय राजनीति साइंस विज्ञान विभाग, जयपुर। (कुमारी) मृदुला बैस, दयानन्द कालेज, अजमेर। एम.ए. सोशियोलोजी श्री गुरू बक्स केवलरमानी, विश्वविद्यालय समाजशास्त्र विभाग, जयपुर । 6. एम.ए. पब्लिक (कुमारी) शारदा मोदी, विश्वविद्यालय लोक एडमिनिस्ट्रेशन प्रशासन विभाग, जयपुर । 7. एम ए. ड्राइंग एण्ड श्री महेन्द्र कुमार शर्मा, दयानन्द कालेज, पेंटिंग अजमेर । 8. एम.ए. म्यूजिक (कुमारी) आशा अग्रवाल, बनस्थली ज्ञान विज्ञान महाविद्यालय, बनस्थली। 9. एम.ए., एम.एस-सी/ श्री हर स्वरूप शर्मा, विश्वविद्यालय गणित गणित विभाग, जयपुर। 10. एम एस-सी. फिजिक्स श्री प्रवेशचन्द्र, इगर कालेज, बीकानेर । 11. एम.एस-सी. केमिस्ट्री (कुमारी) मजुला कुमारी पाडे तथा श्री पूनम चंद टाबर (दोनों ही छात्रों ने समान प्रक प्राप्त किये है), राज ऋपि कालेज, अलवर । इगर कालेज, बीकानेर । 12. एम.एस-सी. जूलोजी (कुमारी) मधु लाल, गवर्नमेंट कालेज, अजमेर। 13. एम.ए-सी. बोटेनी (कुमारी) उपा भंडारी, गवर्नमेंट कालेज, अजमेर | 14. एम.एस-सी. ज्योलोजी श्री वीरेन्द्र मनमोहन लाल भटनागर, विश्व- विद्यालय भूविज्ञान विभाग, उदयपुर । 15. एम.कॉम. लेखा कर्म श्री केदार नाथ गुप्ता, विश्वविद्यालय कालेज आफ कामर्स, जयपुर। 16. एम.कॉम. व्यवसाय श्री रामकृष्ण चण्डक, विश्वविद्यालय कालेज आफ कामर्स, जयपुर। 17. एम.कॉम. व्यवहार्य श्री मुन्ना लाल गुप्ता, विश्वविद्यालय कालेज अर्थशास्त्र आफ कामर्स, प्रशासन जयपुर।

·54 [ SECTION II 18. 19. एम.बी.ए. श्री प्रदुम्न कुमार रूंगटा, विश्वविद्यालय कालेज आफ कामर्स, जयपुर। एम.एड. (कुमारी) उपदेश कुमारी, बनस्थली विद्या- पीठ कालेज आफ एजूकेशन, बनस्थली । श्री एम.एम. भल्ला स्मृति स्वर्ण पदक : विश्वविद्यालय अंग्रेजी विभाग, जयपुर की कुमारी मालाश्री मुखर्जी को 1970 की एम.ए. की परोक्षा में अंग्रेजी विषय में प्रथम श्रेणी में उत्तीर्ण विद्यार्थियों में सर्वाधिक अंक प्राप्त करने पर प्रदान किया गया । 20. 21. ज्योतिर्मय घोष स्मृति स्वर्ण पदक : डूगर कालेज, बीकानेर की (कुमारी) रेखा ऐरन की 1970 की एम.ए. की परीक्षा में इतिहास विषय में प्रथम श्रेणी में उत्तीर्ण विद्यार्थियों में सर्वाधिक अक प्राप्त करने पर प्रदान किया गया । 22. विभाग, सेठ सागरमल खेतान स्मृति स्वर्ण पदक : विश्वविद्यालय हिन्दी जयपुर के श्री रामफूल शर्मा को 1970 की एम.ए. की परीक्षा में हिन्दी विषय में प्रथम श्रेणी में उत्तीर्ण विद्यार्थियों में सर्वाधिक अंक प्राप्त करने पर प्रदान किया गया । 23. महादेवी खेतान स्मृति स्वर्ण पदक : गवर्नमेंट कालेज, अजमेर की (कुमारी) सुदेश बत्रा को 1970 की एम.ए. की परीक्षा में हिन्दी विषय में प्रथम श्रेणी में उत्तीर्ण होने पर तथा महिला छात्रों में सर्वाधिक अंक प्राप्त करने पर प्रदान किया गया । 24. सेठ राधाकिशन खेतान स्वर्ण पदक : गवर्नमेन्ट कालेज, अजमेर की (कुमारी) निशा रानी भार्गव को 1970 की बी.ए. की परीक्षा में हिन्दी विषय में प्रथम श्रेणी में उत्तीर्ण विद्यार्थियों में सर्वाधिक अंक प्राप्त करने पर प्रदान किया गया । 25. श्रीमती सविता दवे स्मृति स्वर्ण पदक : अग्रवाल कालेज, जयपुर के श्री सत्यनारायण जैन को 1970 की बी.ए. की परीक्षा में राजनीति विषय में प्रथम श्रेणी में उत्तीर्ण विद्यार्थियों में सर्वाधिक अंक प्राप्त करने पर प्रदान किया गया । टोंकवाला रामगोपाल मांगीलाल अग्रवाल पदक : गवर्नमेन्ट कालेज, अजमेर के श्री विमलचन्द कोठारी को 1970 की बी.ए. (ऑनर्स) की परीक्षा में प्रथम श्रेणी में उत्तीर्ण विद्यार्थियों में सर्वाधिक अंक प्राप्त करने पर प्रदान किया गया । 26.

·SECTION II] 55 27. - कामानी स्वर्ण पदक : सेठ जी० बी० पोद्दार कालेज, नवलगढ़ के श्री मोतीलाल खटीक को 1970 की बी.एस-सी. की परीक्षा में प्रथम श्रेणो में उत्तीर्ण विद्यार्थियो मे सर्वाधिक अक प्राप्त करने पर प्रदान किया गया । 28. श्रीमती रूपवती देवी बाईसीवाला स्मृति स्वर्ण पदक : महारानी कालेज, जयपुर को (कुमारी) रीता भार्गव को 1970 की बी.एस-सी. की परीक्षा में प्रथम श्रेणी में उत्तीर्ण होने पर तथा महिला छात्रानो मे सर्वाधिक प्रक प्राप्त करने पर प्रदान किया गया । 29. डा० महाजनी यूनिवसिटी स्वर्ण पदक : सेठ जी०बी० पोद्दार कालेज नवलगढ़ के श्री मोतीलाल खटीक को बी.ए. तथा बी.एस-सी की परीक्षाओं में गणित विषय मे प्रथम श्रेणी में उत्तीर्ण विद्यार्थियो में सर्वाधिक धक प्राप्त करने पर प्रदान किया गया। 30. प्रो. एम.एफ. सोनावाला स्वर्ण पदक :-एम.एस.जे. कालेज, भरतपुर के श्री प्रमोद दीपक सुधार को 1970 की बी.एस-सी. की परीक्षा में फिजिक्स विषय में प्रथम श्रेणी में उत्तीर्ण विद्यार्थियों में सर्वाधिक अंक प्राप्त करने पर प्रदान किया गया । 31. 32. प्रभा शराफ स्मृति पदक ;-गवर्नमेन्ट कालेज, कोटा के श्री मुकुट किशोर शर्मा को 1970 की बी एस-सी. (आनर्स) की परीक्षा मे प्रथम श्रेणी में उत्तीर्ण विद्यार्थियो मे सर्वाधिक अक प्राप्त करने पर प्रदान किया गया। जठमल काबरा स्वर्ण पदक :-शारदा सदन कालेज, मुकुन्दगढ़ श्री पूरन मल वेसवाल को 1970 की वी.काम. की परीक्षा में प्रथम श्रेणी में उत्तीर्ण विद्याथियों में सर्वाधिक अंक प्राप्त करने पर प्रदान किया गया। दो बंक आफ इन्डिया लि. पदक :-गवर्नमेन्ट कालेज, भीलवाड़ा के श्री निर्मल कुमार जैन को 1970 की बी.काम. (मानर्स) की परीक्षा में प्रथम श्रेणी मे उत्तीर्ण विद्यार्थियों में सर्वाधिक अंक प्राप्त करने पर प्रदान किया गया। सवाई मानसिंह स्वर्ण पदक :-एस.एम.एस. मेडिकल कालेज, जयपुर के श्री विनोद कुमार सेठ को दिसम्बर 1969 को फाइनल एम.बी.बी.एस, परीक्षा में सर्वाधिक अंक प्राप्त करने तथा एम.सी 33. 34.

·56 [ SECTION II बी.एस. की सभी परीक्षायें प्रथम प्रयास में ही उत्तीर्ण करने पर प्रदान किया गया। 35. महाराव भीमसिंह स्वर्ण पदक :-आर.एन.टी. मेडिकल कालेज, उदयपुर के श्री भारत भूपण गुप्ता को दिसम्बर 1969 की फाइनल एम.बी.बी.एस. की परीक्षा में द्वितीय सर्वाधिक अंक प्राप्त करने तथा एम.बी.बी.एस. की सभी परीक्षायें प्रथम प्रयास में ही उत्तीर्ण करने पर प्रदान किया गया । 36. 37. डा. नन्द लाल माथुर स्मृति स्वर्ण पदक :-एस.एम.एस. मेडिकल कालेज, जयपुर की (कुमारी) कान्ता मदनानी को दिसम्बर 1969 की फाइनल एम.बी.बी.एस. परीक्षा में महिला छात्राओं में सर्वा- धिक अंक प्राप्त करने तथा एम.बी.बी.एस. की सभी परीक्षायें प्रथम प्रयास में ही उत्तीर्ण करने पर प्रदान किया गया । श्रीमती लीलावती शर्मा स्मृति स्वर्ण पदक : -एस.एम.एस. मेडिकल, कालेज जयपुर की (कुमारी) शशिवाला अरोरा को 1970 की एम.एस. (प्रसूति एवं स्त्री रोग विज्ञान) की परीक्षा में सफल प्रत्या- शियों में सर्वोत्कृष्ट निर्णीत किये जाने तथा एम.एस. (प्रसूति एवं स्त्री रोग विज्ञान) की परीक्षा प्रथम प्रयास में ही उत्तीर्ण करने पर प्रदान किया गया। बांगड़ स्वर्ण पदक :-मालवीय रीजनल इजिनियरिंग कालेज, जयपुर के श्री रामजीलाल गुप्ता को 1970 की वी.ई. (मैकेनिकल) की परीक्षा में प्रथम श्रेणी में उत्तीर्ण विद्यार्थियों में सर्वाधिक अंक प्राप्त करने पर प्रदान किया गया । 38. 39. राजस्थान कैनाल स्वर्ण पदक :-मालवीय रीजनल इंजिनियरिंग कालेज, जयपुर के श्री जेठानन्द गोलानी को 1970 की बी.ई. (सिविल) की परीक्षा में प्रथम श्रेणी में उत्तीर्ण विद्यार्थियों में सर्वा- धिक अंक प्राप्त करने पर प्रदान किया गया । - 40. चांदमल सरावगी स्वर्ण पदक :-मालवीय रीजनल इंजिनियरिंग कालेज, जयपुर के श्री विनोद कुमार पारीक को 1970 की बी.ई. (मेटल्लजिकल) की परीक्षा में प्रथम श्रेणी में उत्तीर्ण विद्यार्थियों में सर्वाधिक अंक प्राप्त करने पर प्रदान किया गया । जयपुर मेटल्स व इलेक्ट्रीकल्स लि. स्वर्ण पदक :-मालवीय रीजनल इंजिनियरिंग कालेज, जयपुर के श्री रतन लाल लढ्ढा को 1970 की 41. - ·SECTION 11] 57 42. बी.ई. (इलेक्ट्रिकल) की परीक्षा में प्रथम श्रेणी में उत्तीर्ण विद्या- थियों में सर्वाधिक अंक प्राप्त करने पर प्रदान किया गया . विनय चन्द्र दुर्लभजी जावेरी स्मृति स्वर्ण पदक :-गर्वनमेन्ट कालेज, अजमेर के श्री किशन स्वरूप चौधरी को 1970 की एल-एल.बी. (प्रोफेशनल) की परीक्षा में प्रथम श्रेणी मे उत्तीर्ण विद्यार्थियों में सर्वाधिक अंक प्राप्त करने पर प्रदान किया गया। टौंकवाला रामगोपाल मांगीलाल अग्रवाल पदक :-ग्रोमोत्थान विद्या- पीठ शिक्षा महाविद्यालय, सांगरिया की (कुमारी) माया भार्गव को 1970 की बी.एड. की परीक्षा मे प्रथम श्रेणी में उत्तीर्ण विद्यार्थियों में सर्वाधिक अंक प्राप्त करने पर प्रदान किया गया । 43. The joint "First Degree Convocation" for the various teaching units of the University was to be held on 20th December, 1970 for which Shri Bhakt Darshan (Union Miniter of State for Education) was invited to deliver the Convocation Address. But, the Convocation had to be cancelled because there was every possibility of the development of a similar situation as had occured on the day of the "University Convocation". 9. Scholarships 1. 28 Scholarships of Rs. 25/- each tenable for three years were awarded to the candidates who stood first in order of merit at the Pre-University Arts, Science and Commerce Examinations, 1969. 2. Out of 15 scholarships of Engineering Faculty, ten scholarships of Rs. 30/- each were awarded to the candidates who stood first at I B. E., II B. E., III B. E. and IV B.E. (Civil, Mechanical, Electrical and Metallurgical) Examinations of 1970 for one year. 3. Out of 3 scholarships, two scholarships of Rs. 30/- each were awarded to the candidates who stood first at I and II M.B.,B.S. Examinations, 1970 for 18 months. 4. Out of 5 scholarships for Law Faculty, two scholarships of Rs. 25/- were awarded to the candidates who stood first in order of merit at the LL. B. First and LL. B. Second Year Examination, 1970 for one year and two scholarships of Rs. 50/- per month for one year to two candidates who obtained merit positions in LL M. Part I class after passing LL. B. third year Examination.

·58 SECTION II 5. Out of three Scholarships for Ayurvedacharya Examination, two scholarships one of the value of Rs. 25/- and other of the value of Rs. 30/- each tenable for 18 months were awarded to the candidates standing first in order of merit at the Pre-Ayurveda and I Ayurvedacharya Examinations of 1970. 6. 12 Scholarships of Rs. 40/- each tenable for two years were awarded to the candidates who secured merit position at T.D.C. (Arts, Commerce, Science and Agriculture) and Honours examinations of 1970. 10. N. C. C. Training Training 1. The training has been carried out as per syllabus during the period under review. The over all impact of NCC training on the students was satisfactory and training in general has been good and the results achieved were quite satisfactory. 2. Training programmes were arranged and coordinated in such a way that maximum use of all available weapons and equipment could be made while imparting training by polling the resources, 3. The attendance on parade has not been satisfactory due to students unrest and lack of interest. Subsequently there has been a slight improvement after the importance of regular attendance was impressed upon the cadets by all concerned. Camps 4. Generally the attendance at annual training camps, during the period under review has improved and is quite satisfactory. No problem was faced in any of the camps regarding administration. The standard of food was good and wholesome. 1 5. The training camps enabled the cadets to learn practically the lessons of duty and discipline, development of character and comradeship and ideals of service. The orderly soldier's life in camps and attachments infused in them the spirit of unity and purpose. The outdoor eexrcises and the practical work involving long marches/tactical exercises were fully liked by the cadet. They showed leadership and shouldered responsibility throughout the ·SECTION 11 ) 59 camps. The cadets derived maximum benefit from camp training and as such it proved very useful. 6. A total number of 20 annual trajaing camps were held. 236 NCC officers and 6,746 NCC cadets participated in these camps. Attachment with Armed Forces Units 7. A total number of 5 NCC officers and 250 NCC cadets were attached to Armed Forces Units. 8. In addition to the above, sıx OTU cadets appeared before the SSB at different Centres and five of them have been selected. Re-organisation 9. (a) Disbandment NCC cover to be provided in lieu by 2 Raj Bn. NCC Udaipur 3 Raj Indep Coy NCC Banswara (b) Move From To 6 Raj Arty. Bty. NCC Bundi Bharatpur (c) Re-organisation (i) NCC Group Headquarters, Jaipur 9 Raj. Bn. NCC Churu (7 Coys) to be a 6 Coys Bn: 16 Raj Bn. NCC Jhunjhuou (6 Coys) to be a 5 Coys. Bn. (ii) NCC Group Headquarters, Jodhpur 3 Raj. Bn. NCC Jodhpur (6 Coys) to be a 5 Coys Bn. 12 Raj. Bn. NCC Jodhpur (7 Coys) to be a 6 Coys Bn. (iii) NCC Group Headquarters, Udaipur 4 Raj.Bn.NCC Ajmer (9 Coys) to be a 6 Coys Bn. (iv) NCC Group Headquarter, Kota 7 Raj. Bn. NCC Alwar (8 to be a 7 Coys Bo. 1 ·60 ( SECTION II (d) New Raising (i) Girls Division Junior Wing (ii) 1 Raj. Naval Military School Troop 7 Troops 1 Troop Strength 10. The cadets strength of the NCC in Rajasthan during the period under review has been as under :- (a) Sr. Div. Boys 17,825 (b) Sr. Div. Girls 1,566 (c) Jr. Div. Boys 26,217 (d) Jr. Diy, Girls 1,150 Total 46,758 11. University Library During the year 1970-71, the libray made an all round progress in all its activities. The most important achievement during the year has been in the acquision of important bibliographical material and back volumes of a few important journals. A needed stress was laid in filling up the gaps in the volumes of journals acquired by the library in the past. The library also made some progress in acquiring important non-book material during the year. A machine for reading the microfiches was acquired during the year under review. Finance During the year there was an increase both in the total grant for the purchase of books and journals as also in the total budget of the library. Against a total budget grant Rs. 5,32,300 during the year 1970-71, a total sum of Rs. 6,06,000 was made for the year 1971-72. As regards the grants for the purchase of books the University provided a sum of Rs. 2,53,500 during the current year against a sum of Rs. 2,35,000 in 1970-71 out of the University's own funds. -- Though the University did not receive any additional adhoc grants from the University Grants Commission for the purchase of books and journals, yet the library made sufficient progress in utilizing UGC grants already received by the University for the Fourth Five Year Plan period during the current year.

·This Cowcu Watu wengimport Eccxi. 1 IX on The li cuir its complete colecni ..KA Madan of B: It's the moral ct tre Latar Start have cov tement of int. This call ::CI Dr. SECTION II ] 61 Taking into consideration the increase in enrolment of students to the University, high cost of books, increase in subscription of the current periodicals, etc., both the the grants received from the UGC as well as given by the University from its own funds are ipsufficient to meet the increasing requirements of books and periodicals. We should make efforts to obtain additional grants both from the UGC as well as from the State Government, to enable us to meet satisfactory and minimum necds. Book Collection Acquisition, Gifts and Exchange : The library accessioned a total of 11904 items including bound volumes of periodicals, theses, reports etc., during the year under review. The total collection as 30th June, 1970 stood at 1,74,648. During the year under review the library 125 ecdeavoured to acquire back volumes of some important jocreals from ite special grant given by the University Grants Concious for the purchase of back volumes of journals. Some of its journa. whose back volumes have been accio di te certes: re: are given below:- 1. Annals of Collective Economy 2. Economic Journals 3. Essays in Criticism. 4. Publications of y Line Assoc. ct America. 5. Geographical 6. Bulletin of 1.2 L Little 1900 7. International Festnici Quirz. 8. Artibus et 9. Zeitschaft: Intologie End Laastk. Han come and SS subletI. ed Linares Go To Istica mI" 71 like. Jiistar of Sicte, Sinisie tu- ·62 ( SECTION II has been donating a large number of Government reports, to the Library. As usual the Library has been receiving back files of various Indian Newspapers from Library of Congress Book Procurement Centre, Delhi. A stage has now reached that the library should set up a separate Section of 'Gifts and Exchange' so that the material which is surplus from use may be usefully gifted away. Microfilms : The total number of microfilms as it stood on 30th June, 1971, was 544. Theses : 496 copies of theses were received from the Registrar's office bringing the total to 5457 at the end of the year. Reports : With a view to render effective help to the research scholars, a separate Report section is being organised. Efforts are being made to procure all important Indian Government documents as far as possible. About 429 reports have been accessioned during the year under review. Manascripts : The Library has acquired some manuscripts in Hindi languages which were purchased from the special grant received from the UGC. Though the Library cannot claim of a comprehensive manuscript collection for the time being, yet a modest beginning has been made in this direction. Children's Literature : With a very limited grant for the purchase of children literature, the library has acquired about 200 books in the children wing of the University library. The Childrens Section of the University Library remains open two hours a day from 4.00 P.M. to 6 P.M. during winter and from 8.00 A.M. to 10 A.M. during summer vacations.

·SECTION II ] 63 Pajotings : The Library Committee in its meeting held on 1st August, 1970 decided that the Library should earmark a sum of Rs. 1000/- per year for acquiring original paintings. Accordingly the library acquired 5 original oil paintings during the year under review. Periodicals : At present the total number of journals subscribed as well as those received on complimentry basis is about 1750. Efforts are being made to bring the periodicals record on Kardex. Library Facility and Services : As usual the library remained open for 12 hours throughout the year except on 5 holidays as provided in the Library Rules. On Sunday's and other holidays the library remained open from 11.00 A.M. to 5.00 P.M. During summer vacations the library was kept open from 7.00 A M. to 5.00 P.M. On a special request of some of the Research Scholars the library was kept open to such research scholars as possessed research cabins in the University Library upto mid-night. However, duriog the morning hours the periodical counter remained open upto 7.00 PM. to facilitate research scholars to do serious work during vacations. Enrolment : The total number of members enrolled under the different categories during the year under review is as follows: 2. 3. 4. Students Teachers Research Scholars Sp. members 1865 392 171 182 Total 2610 The total figure of membership shows an upward trend so far as enrolment is concerned. Inter-Library Loan: With a view to help research scholars the library procured 48 books this year from the University Libraries and other Institu- ·64 [ SECTION II tions on Inter-Library loan basis and loaned out 44 books during the year. This service is very much appreciated by the Research Scholars and other members of the library. Issue: During the year about 80105 books on different subjects were issued to the members of the library for their home reading. This figure shows that about 1920 books were issued more than that of last year. In addition about 160905 books were consulted from Text Book Section and Reserve Section of the Library. Library Building Equipment : The progress of the extension of the library building has been very slow. It is hoped that the extension of the building will be completed in every respect soon. The four stacks newly constructed have been handed over to the library. Out of these four stacks two have been fully equipped with steel shelving purchased out of the UGC grant. Efforts will be made to get additional grants from the UGC for furnishing the remaining two stacks. Library Committee : During the year under review the library Committee met on 1st August, 1970. Extension Activities : 1. Orientation programmme. With the commencement of the academic session in the month of July, 1970 the library organised an orientation programme for fresh incoming students of the University. The students from the different Departments came in batches on successive days to the library and the members of staff explained to them the working of the different sections of the library. On the whole, the programme was successful. 2. Convocation Library Week : As sual, this year too, the University Library organised a Convocation Library Week on the occasion of 23rd Convocation of the University, from 18th to 21st December, 1970.

·SECTION 11 ) 65 Prof. P. L. Bhatnagar, Vice-Chancellor, inaugurated the activities of the week on 18th December, 1970. During this week the following exhibitions were organised. (1) Exhibition of Rajasthani Paintings (originals) (2) French books on India. Every one who saw these Exhibitions held a very high opinion about them. These exhibitions were both interesting and informative. 3. Other activities. The Director, Rajasthan University Library participated in the 28th International Congress of Orientalists held in Canberra in the month of January, 1971. The Director delivered extension lectures in the Department of Library Science, Bombay University and S.N D.T. Women's University during the month of December, 1970. 4. Library Publication : During the peried under review, the library released Nos., I-IV of Volume IV of INDEX INDIA, in the printed form. 12. Buildiogs In addition to the minor work of about Rs. 20000/- each in main campus & the University Colleges/Under-graduate wings the following major works were either in progress or completed during the period form July, 70 to June, 71. 웃 Main campus pame of the work Approved cost. Prograss of work 1. Extension to the The building work includexisting University ing sanitary & Electric iosta- Library buildingllation is completed. Furnitu- Phase-1 Rs. 768676/- re worth Rs. 79200/- in the 1st phase has already been supplied. For the remaining amount of Rs. 44800/- the quotations are being called. There is a grant of Rs.

·66 [ SECTION II 1,25,000/- for the supply of furniture in the capital estimate. 2. Construction of 4 rooms & some other work in the Geology Department building at Udaipur. Rs. Tenders for the work of construction of staircase in the museum & laying 3/4" thick premix carpet were called but no competative 95204/- rates were received. It is therefore proposed to do the work departmentally. 3. Construction of well in the campus near Hostel. As a rock was encountered, the proposal has been abondoned. It has been completed in all respects. 4. Construction of additional rooms with varandah on Ground floor of School of Social Sciences Rs. 63400) - The work was completed in May, 1971. 5. Construction of Cycle shed for School of Social Sciences. Rs, 6100/- The work was completed in March, 1971. 6. Additional & alteration in the quarter allotted to Shri M.P. Jain P. S. to Vice- Chancelior. Rs. 7630/- The work was completed in March, 1971. 7. Providing 12 lockers & making the court yard pacca at Chhatra Sadan. Rs. 2790/- R11570 ·SECTION II ] 67 The work was completed in March, 1971. Rs. 3680/- 8. Construction of 4 soakpits for 'R' type quarters. 9. Providing barbed wire fencing for Chhatra Sadan, The work was completed in March, 1971. Rs. 3525/- The work was completed in June, 1971. 10. Providing A. C. Sheet shed near Swimming pool for the police protection force for University Campus. Rs. 8000/- 11. Construction of extension to Ad. ministrative Block in University Campus. Rs. The work was commenced on 31.3.71 and is expected to be completed upto 31.3.72. 93440/- Commerce College Campus : 1. providing cubicles at Commerce College Rs. The work was completed in 6470/- March, 1971. The work was copmpleted in March, 1971, 1655/- The work was completed in March, 1971. Rajasthan College Campus. 1. Providing six fans in the Lecture Theatre No. 3 & 4 Rs. 2. Coal-tarring water bound maccadom road, Vivekanand Hostel. Rs. 3. Providing barbed wire fencing around N.R.S.C. building Rs. 4. Providing Collapsible gates on 2500/- The work was completed in June 71. 1700/- The work psible vidi b 1 ·68 [ SECTION II the sides of Main entrance Hall & closing the front enterance with a wooden door & C. C. Jalli. pleted. The work of enclosing the front entrance with a wooden door & C. C. Jalli has been abondoned due to extension for Library Hall. Rs. 2300/- The work was completed in all respects in June, 71. Maharaja's College Campus : 1. Construction of a reading Hall & an office room on the 1st floor of Library building. Rs. 57600/- 2. Fixing two collapsible Gates on the two enterences on the east & west on open Air Theatre Maharaja's College Rs. 2000/- 3. Providing cashier counter in Maharaja's College. Rs. 1700/- The work was completed in June, 1971. The work was completed in March, 1971. The work was completed in March, 1971. The work was completed in March. 1971. Maharapi's College Campus : 1. Finishing a Common Hall on 1st floor above room Nos. 3, 4, 5 Rs. 8760/- 2. Making connection of existing Laboratory blocks to new Main Şewage line. Rs. 3000/- 3. Construction of 1st floor over existing canteen for students activities centre in Maharaja's College. Rs. 95000/- The work is expected to be completed in Oct., 1971.

·ECTION II ] 69 Besides the execution of above works, plans and estimates for The following new works have either been prepared or are being repared. 1. Extension to the existing N. Plans and estimates amounting R. S. C. building and Cons to Rs. 151000/- have been subtruction of 4 lecture theatres mitted for consideration. in Maharani's College. 2. Construction of Central Work shop in University. Sanction to the amount of Rs. 110000/- has been received from UGC. Tenders were called for this work but as they were not competitive, tenders are being recalled. Estimates amounting to Rs. 287000/- have been submitted to UGC for sanction. 3. Extension of the Library building in Maharani's College. Tenders have been approved & the work will be started shortly. 4. Construction of building for Botany Department, University campus, 5. Construction of Boys Hostel for 100 students in University Campus. Plans have been approved and the estimates are under preparation. Plans are under preparation. 6. Construction of two hostels for 60 Boys each in University Campus. 7. Construction of new canteen building for College of Commerce, Plans and estimates have been prepared and sent to UGC for sanction, 8. Extension to existing Libra ry Building, Rajasthan College. Plans and estimates have been prepared and submitted to UCC for sanction. 13. Sports and Tournaments The University Board of Sports Controls these Tournaments. t fixes the venues for the Inter-Collegiate Tournamen ndo ·70 [ SECTION II nises one Inter University Tournament every year. It sends teams for Inter-University participation after selecting the University teams during the Inter-Collegiate Tournaments. The University had sanctioned a budget of Rs. 1,01,800/- for the year 1970-71. The venues of the Inter Collegiate Tournaments (Along with dates) held in the year* 1970-71 are given Below :- S. No. Events Institution and date 1. Athletic (M) Government College, Sirohi, 4th to 6th Dec., 70. 2. Aquatics (M&W) Univ. School of Law, Jaipur, 2nd & 3rd Oct., 1970. 3. Badminton (M) Seth GLBSD College, Sriganganagar, 24th to 28th Sept., 70. 4. Basketball (M) Shri Jain (P. G.) College, Bikaner. 21st to 25th Oct., 70. 5. Chess B. J. S. R. Jain College, Bikaner, 10th to 12th Sept., 70. 6. Cricket S. M. S. Medical College, Jaipur. 7th Nov. to 8th Dec., 70. 7. Football Govt. College, Chittorgarh, 16th to 20th Sept., 70. 8. Hockey MSJ College, Bharatpur, 20th to 25th Dec., 70. 9. Wrestling, Wt. Lifting, Gymnastics S. D. College, Beawar. 26th to 28th Oct., 70. 10. Kho-Kho (M) R. L. Saharia College. Kaladera 29th Sept. to Ist Oct., 70. -do- 11. Kabaddi (M) 12. Shooting (M&W) BJSR Jain College, Bikaner, 2nd & 3rd Nov., 70.

·SECTION II ] 71 13 Squach Rackets (M) 14. Tennis (M&W) 15. Table Tennis M. S. J. College, Bharatpur 20th to 25th Nov., 70. M. R. Engg. College, Jaipur. 18th to 22th Oct., 70. Podar College, Nawalgarh, 4th to 6th Sept, 70. R, R. College, Aiwar, 23rd to 26th Sept., 70. Banasthali Vidyapeelh, Bajasthali, 20th to 25th Oct., 70. 16. Volleyball (M) 17. Women's Tournament The University this session organised all India Inter-Varsity Volleyball North-Zone Tournament on the grounds of the University Studies in Science, Maharaja's College Campus, Jaipur which was given the responsibility to organise the tournament. Maj. L. R. Soni Director of Physical Education, for the Maharaja's College Campus Jaipur was the organising secretary of the tournament. The Tournament was completed very smoothly and very successfully. The tournament was held from 2-11-70 to 5-11-70. The following students were nominated as Captains for the various University teams which participated in the Inter-University Tournaments. S. No. Events Name Institution 1. Athletic (M) R.K. Dua (W) Savita 2. Badminton (M) Rajendra Patni (W) Usha Rathore 3. Basketball (M) Hanuman Singh (W) Shashi Bhandari Regional College, of Edu. Ajmer. Maharani's College, Jaipur. Commerce College, Jaipur Kanoria College, Jaipur. Govt. College, Ajmer. S.M.S. Medical College, Jaipur. S.M.S. Medical College, Jaipur. Govt. Co 4. Cricket Pravanjan Rau 5. Football Khushi Ram ܕܝ ·72 SECTION 11 6. Hockey Mahendra Pal Singh M.S.J. College, Bhartpur. 7. Tennis Ex-Captain Sri Rahul Bhargava-Led the team. 8. Volleyball (M) Vijendra Kumar University School of Law, Jaipur. 9. Table Tennis (M) Vijay Bhargava Dungar College, Bikaner, 10. Wt. Lifting Amar Chand University Studies in Sc. Jaipur. 11. Wrestling Suresh Chandra S.D. Govt. College, Beawar. The undermentioned students deserve our congratulations for creating new records in the activities mentioned against their names : Atheletics :-Pokar Mal-Saboo College, Pilani. Basket ball :-Hanuman Singh, Govt. College, Ajmer declared best player in the North Zone Tournament. The Participation of the University Teams in Inter University Tournaments at Different places with dates S. No. Events Institute and Date 1. Atheletics (M&W) 2. Badminton (M&W) 3. Basket Ball (M&W) 4. Cricket Cuttack University 26th to 28tb Dec., 70. Roorkee University 3rd to 7th Oct., 70. N. Z. Kanpur 13th to 20th Nov., 70 15th to 20th Nov., 70. Aligarh University 20th Dec. to 28th Dec., 70. Ludhiana 3rd to 9th Oct., 70. Jammu University 31st Dec. to 8th Jan., 71. Aligarh University 12th to 13th Dec., 1970. 5. Football 6. Hockey 7. Shooting (M&W)