- Netaji Nagar College for Women
The Minorities Cell of the college aims to empower the students from minority communities by
facilitating their academic pursuits and growth through financial
and psychological support in a healthy environment of awarerness and dignity.
The main activities of the Cell include:
To encourage them towards higher education, research and careers through capacity
building programs.
To ensure prompt redressal of all grievances and provide opportunities for growth
whenever possible.
Activities:
To communicate with the students and motivate them for higher education, research or
career goals.
To liaise with the government and provide the students all information of scholarships
Members of the Cell:
and other programs of the government for their benefit.
To collect and maintain records of information on government and UGC
orders pertaining to the education and employment of the minority students and staff.
Members:
1. Dr. Tapan Kumar Ghosh, Principal
2. Nowsad Shaikh (Convenor)
3. Shabana Haydar
The objectives to guide this Cell are outlined below:
1. To ensure equal opportunities and conducive environment for students and staff of the
minority communities.
2. To provide the students with financial support from both government and
3. To provide them with counseling and details of scholarships and other programs for
academic and psychological growth.
4. To encourage them towards higher education, research and careers through capacity
building programs.
5. To ensure prompt redressal of all grievances and provide opportunities for growth
whenever possible.
Annual Report for 2018-19
Committee Not Formed
Annual Report for the Session 2019-2020
The SC-ST Cell was formed on 14.12.2019 and the objectives of the committee were drafted. All activities were unfortunately put on hold for the Covid -19 Pandemic and ensuing Lockdown of the Institution from March 2020.
Annual Report for the Session 2020-2021
The Committee convened online during the lockdown enforced by Covid -19 Pandemic as the college was not being able to carry out all its regular activities. The admission to the first semester in the two consecutive sessions 2019-20 and 2020-21 was completed in compliance with the government reservation policy rules. Scholarships for Minorities students were availed by 2 and 8 students in the two sessions respectively.
Annual Report for the Session 2021-2022
The Committee resumed its normal activities from February 2022. The admission to the first semester in the session 2021-22 was completed in compliance with the government reservation policy rules. Scholarships for Minorities students were availed by 24 students.
Annual Report for the Session 2022-2023
The committee recorded that admission to the first semester in the session 2021-22 was completed in compliance with the government reservation policy rules. It was recorded that 22 students availed of the scholarships for Minorities during the period.