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Prof. Prashant Singh and Dr. Yogesh Kumar figured in the list of top 2% Influential Scientists of the world
Elsevier and Stanford University published a list of top 2% influential scientists of the world in 2022. Prof. Prashant Singh and Dr. Yogesh Kumar grabbed the spot in this influential list.
Dr. Prashant Singh is a Professor of Chemistry at Atma Ram Sanatan Dharam College, University of Delhi. He has completed several research projects from different funding agencies of India. Three students got their Ph.D. under his supervision and seven candidates are currently working with him for their Ph.D. His area of research is to exploration of DFT calculations and MD simulations in different areas. He has published more than 170 research articles/ review /preprints / chapters. Total citation to his work is more than 2730. H-index and i-10 index credited to his work are 29 and 82 respectively.
Dr. Yogesh Kumar an Assistant Professor of Physics at Atma Ram Sanatan Dharam College, University of Delhi has many research projects to his credit with funding from national and international agencies.
Congratulations Prof. Prashant Singh and Dr. Yogesh Kumar for your outstanding achievement.
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ARSD College gets 6th rank in NIRF ranking 2023 released by Government of India
Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College has got 6th rank in the College category in the All India Ranking 2023 released by NIRF.National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) is an initiative of the Ministry of Education, Government of India to rank universities, colleges, engineering, management, medical and pharmacy institutions of the country.More than eight thousand institutions had participated for the ranking this year.The college had secured the 7thrank in the rankings released in 2022. The college has scored highest amongst all the colleges of University of Delhi in the parameter of Research and Professional Practices for the second time in a row. College Principal Prof.Gyantosh Kumar Jha congratulated the ARSD family for achieving this milestone. He believes that the college’s current position is the result of its determination and sense of responsibility towards the nation. All the faculty member, students, staff and alumni of the college have this sense of responsibility and are continuously contributing in the development of the college.College’s meteoric rise has been made possible by the efforts of the Chairman and members of the Governing Body, the teaching and research being done by the teachers, students’ performance, efforts of the alumni association and the opportunities being made available to the students by the Placement Cell. Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College is making continuous efforts in the direction of achieving new heights. The college had earlier received A++ grade and a score of 3.77 by NAAC which is the highest score amongst all the colleges of University of Delhi.
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ARSD organized an invited talk by Shri S. Somanath, Chairman, Indian Space Research Organisation(ISRO)
Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College (ARSD), University of Delhi organized an interaction lecture with Honourable Chief Guest, Shri S. Somanath, Chairman, Indian Space Research Organisation on 20th March, 2023 at college premises. To grace the event Prof. Balaram Pani, Dean of Colleges, University of Delhi was invited as the Guest of Honour. College NCC wing escorted the guests with guards of honour with full zeal and enthusiasm. Principal, Prof. Gyantosh Kumar Jha and Internal Assurance Quality Cell (IQAC), Coordinator Dr. Vintat Tuli welcomed the dignitaries and briefed the gathering about the scientific progress of the college. Prof. Gyantosh Kr. Jha expressed his gratitude toward Shri S. Somanth to spare his valuable time for interaction with students of ARSD College and mentioned that it’s a lifetime opportunity for students of the college to get insights of ISRO from the Chairman, ISRO himself. He also commended Prof. Balaram Pani for his extraordinary leadership quality and thanked him for taking out time from his busy schedule to grace the event. Prof. Balaram Pani during his address with students emphasized on the importance of having clear objectives to be successful in life and better future. He motivated students to generate their passion and interest in a specific field and to implement their goals with honesty, punctuality, determination, and hard work.
Shri S. Somanath addressed the gathering and shared his journey in ISRO with students. He started his interaction by acclaiming the students as the future of India. He mentioned that Physics is a diverse subject which has various domains assimilated in it. “Wondering is most integral to being a physicist, you can’t be one if you don’t wonder” quoted by Shri S. Somanath. He explained how the sky is the projection of the past event and light travels light years to reach earth which creates the blinking stars in the night sky. He gave an example of how the James Webb telescope can see light from 13.5 billion years away. He explained that only space technology can help us understand the creation and structure of the universe. He said that Humans are incapable of physically seeing the smallest and biggest entities of the universe but humans surely can understand them well. He asserted that space technology can help us understand the creation and structure of the universe. He also gave information about the ASTROSAT satellite of ISRO that observes deep space. He also told students about the sounding rockets to study the electromagnetic anomalies in the upper atmosphere caused by cosmic rays. Shri S Somnath claimed that we human beings are the “Children of stars”. He explained the phenomenon of the explosions of various homogenous stars which lead to the formation of earth, creation of life. Today also, constantly stars are exploding in supernovae to create more entities. He gave an example of the Hubble telescope, how it observed the darkest corner of the universe with a static lens for 10 days and the compiled image formed still has various illuminating galaxies. He said that it is beyond humans’ imagination, what the universe brews. He talked about string theory and how it introduced 11 dimensions of space which humans can’t comprehend.
For career guidance, he explained how ISRO welcomes people from diverse fields including subjects like Physics, Mathematics, Biology, Computer science, Chemists, Engineers and Agriculture scientists. Shri S. Somanath informed students about ISRO’s laboratories subsidiaries specific to physics like–NARL, Physics research Laboratory, Indian Institute of Astrophysics, etc. He proudly explained students, how ISRO is taking lead in developing its own rockets, satellites and developing new technologies at International level which is necessary for building a strong nation. He said he hopes for the next technological marvel as even today space technology has its limitations. With open discussion with students he discussed about the privatization of space and opportunities available at ISRO. To conclude, he claimed that the most important thing is how science impacts society and how science is applied in everyday life. Students participated very enthusiastically in the event and the session came to end with the Vote of thanks by Dr. Vinita Tuli.
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ARSD on Ek Tareekh Ek Ghanta
On October 1, 2023, ARSD College enthusiastically participated in a cleanliness drive conducted to observe ‘Ek Tareekh Ek Ghanta’ under the Swachhta hi Seva campaign. The drive took place at Delhi Cantt Railway station from 10 am to 1 pm. This event aimed to promote and practice cleanliness in our surroundings, in line with the larger goal of a cleaner and greener India. The drive was organized meticulously, and it witnessed active participation from students, faculty, and people. The volunteers diligently picked up litter, cleaned pathways, and disposed of waste responsibly. They also interacted with the passerby and aware them regarding the importance of cleanliness, waste segregation, and responsible waste disposal.
All the team members gathered back at 01:00 p.m. and discussed briefly about the day’s experience and dispersed to their respective homes. It was a very satisfying experience to be a part of such a wonderful initiative.
Impact and Results:
- The event resulted in a noticeable improvement in the cleanliness and hygiene of the railway station.
- A substantial amount of waste, including plastic waste, was collected, and participants ensured proper disposal.
- The awareness campaign successfully educated many individuals about the importance of cleanliness and environmental responsibility.
The ‘Ek Tareekh Ek Ghanta’ cleanliness drive conducted as part of the Swachhta hi Seva campaign was a resounding success, thanks to the active participation and enthusiasm of our college community. The event not only enhanced the cleanliness of the railway station but also instilled a sense of responsibility towards our environment. We are committed to continuing such initiatives in the future, contributing to a cleaner and greener India.
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Nimbus organized the first edition of Ehsaas- An Asian Parliamentary Debate Tournament
Nimbus, the English Debating Society of Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College, University of Delhi, organised the first edition of Ehsaas- an Asian Parliamentary Debate tournament from 18th – 20th March 2023. It witnessed enthusiastic participation from 200 debaters in 42 teams, representing nearly 30 institutions. Spanned over three days, the mega event witnessed an extraordinary display of astounding leadership, exercise of inspired judgement and passionate oratory.
The grand inaugural competiton was won by the team from DTU in the Open category, and Sri Venkateshwara College in the Novice category.
Thanks to unflinching support from Prof. Gyantosh Kumar Jha, the Principal of ARSD College, and the entire college administration, the event was a resounding success.
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The English Department Association organized its annual literary festival
The English Department Association organized its annual literary festival with great pomp and show on the 20th and 21st of March. Participants and spectators attended the event in great numbers. Undergraduates and post-graduate students across Delhi colleges and Haryana colleges participated in various events, including- Litscape- The Paper presentation competition; Art bridge- the scene illustration competition; Mismatched- The alternate ending writing competition, held on day one.
The fest’s second day was much appreciated, including a movie screening, Hush and Unmute – open mic, which attracted great performances as a non-competitive event. Lastly, the day wrapped up with a book stall, attracting many students. The events received rave reviews with requests to have such book stalls and events in the future too. The two-day event ended on a very grand note. All involved had a fabulous time.
