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Faculty of Science and Humanities Faculty Induction Program Two weeks’ Faculty Induction Program on \"Quality Aspects and Assurance in Higher Education\" was organized by the Faculty of Science and Humanities from June 30, 2021 to July 10, 2021. The program attempted to acquaint the new faculties and recapitulate with the old ones about the organizational structure & teaching pedagogies adopted at Poornima University. The program tracks were coordinated by Dr. Randhir Singh Baghel, Dr. Amit Parmar, Dr. Shrikant Verma and Dr. Seema Yadav. In addition to the insights shared, FSH & FMC in collaboration deliberated on the common concerns of the teaching domain and the alternative approaches to them. Teachers’ Day Celebration The celebration of the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan was conducted on Monday, September 06, 2021. Under the supervision of the respective Deans and HoDs, Students acted as pseudo-teachers in classes. Dr. Priti Kaushik, Dean, FSH, addressed the session discussing the role of teachers and the importance of Teachers Day. It was followed by quiz competition conducted by B.Sc. 3rd and 5th Semester students which was won by Udit Bhatia, Nitin Chawla, and Ojasvi Sharma. In continuity, an alumni session was conducted by Mr. Lavi Kumar Vaswani, Alumni (Batch 2017-20). He spoke on the topic Scope of B.Sc. in various fields. In this session, he discussed about his experience in the institution focusing upon the benefits he felt being a student at the University. He appreciated the expertise of the faculty members, benefit of Industrial training, dissertation, the labs along with the industrial visit and campus placements provided for the students. In the Pseudo-teacher class, The role of Pseudo-teacher was played by Udit Bhatia, B.Sc V Sem . He took a class of Number Theory, in III Semester where he taught Euler's phi function. Students took active participation in this session. Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 149 Issue : X

Faculty of Science and Humanities Reliving the ideals of Gandhi and Shastri Special Tribute on their Birth Anniversary On the occasion of the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi and Lal Bahadur Shastri, October 02, 2021, FSH held a debate competition on the topic “Can India really be Atmanirbhar (Self- reliant)?”. Students of B.SC & B.A English Honors enthusiastically participated in the debate and strongly put forth their views with surprising assertiveness. The session began by shedding light on Mahatma Gandhi and Lal Bahadur Shastri and their significant roles in Indian Freedom and Politics. The students who spoke in the motion won the competition; Gayatri Jangid (B.A), Shweta Ghosh, Avinash Saini. However, Rohit Vashishth (B.Sc. PCM I year) who was speaking against the motion was appreciated for presenting his views with utmost affirmation. An essay competition was also held by the department for students of all years, in which Gayatri Jangid (B.A English Hons I year), Avinash Saini (B.Sc ECC I year) and Sunaina Kanwar (B. Sc PCM I year) stood apart. One Week National Technical Seminar on “Recent Trends in Nuclear Science and Advance Materials” FSH aims to organize various activities, short term programs in various disciplines/streams, training programs, seminars and conferences regularly. FSH conducted a One Week National Technical Seminar on “Recent Trends in Nuclear Science and Advance Materials”, from October 18-23, 2021.This program was held with the aim to bring overall development of the students and teaching staff of the University. Resource Persons for the Seminar Dr Nimi Chand Reger, NIT-Tiruchirappali, Tamil Nadu, Dr Anandakrishnan Rajasekaran from PRS Permacel Pvt Ltd- Mumbai, Dr Rakesh Sharma from The Maharaja Sayaji Rao University of Baroda, Dr Shrikant Verma from Poornima University and Dr Parimal Pramod Kulkarni, BARC took session on Introduction to Biomaterials, Basics of Polymer analysis, UV VIS Spectroscopy and Synthesis & Characterisation of Semiconductor materials respectably. Dr. Reger enlightened the session by providing detailed information on metal, polymers, composite material, advanced materials and biomaterials. Dr. Rajasekaran addressed the session by delivering detailed information on Chromatography and TLC. Dr. Rakesh K. Sharma mentored the session by delivering detailed information on characterization of material with the help of UV-Visible Spectroscopy. The Seminar witnessed strength of 50-100 participants from Pan India in different sessions. This seminar was a huge success as the students and faculty members got advanced knowledge achieving all the objectives. The Vote of Thanks was delivered by Dr Priti Kaushik, Dean, Faculty of Science & Humanities who also encouraged the participants and enlightened the importance of the seminars in academic career. Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 150 Issue : X

Faculty of Science and Humanities Three-Day Online Workshop on \"Communication Skills Development\" Poornima University organized a Three-Day Online Workshop on Communication Skills Development in collaboration with Indian Society for the Promotion of English Language and Literature [iSPELL] India from October 28-30, 2021. The workshop was graced by the presence and expertise of Dr. Ashok Sachdeva, Professor of English at Mata Jija Bai Govt. Girls PG College, Indore & Faculty at Department of Languages, Devi Ahilya University, Indore, Dr. Sanjay Arora, Head- Department of English, Central University of Rajasthan, Dr. Kshamata Chaudhary, Head, Department of English in School of Social Sciences & Humanities and Deputy Director Centre for Quality Assurance & Research, VMOU, Kota, Prof. Anupama Vohra, President iSPELL, Dr. Isha Sharma, Assistant Professor, International Centre for Cross Cultural Research and Human Resource Management, University of Jammu, Dr. Twinkle Suri serving as Dean Students Welfare in Cluster University of Jammu also, Head, Department of English, School of Humanities and Liberal Arts and Anupama Vohra, President iSPELL. All of them shared their humungous knowledge on the various facets of Communication . Students participated and interacted with the guests with full zeal and enthusiasm and were benefitted by the knowledge shared. Freshers’ Welcome - Orientation On September 13, 2021, FSH welcomed its fresh batch of B.Sc and B.A English (Hons), which were launched in this very session 2021-2022. The freshers were welcomed by their seniors from III year. The student’s council also interacted with the students and encouraged them to have an enjoyable college life by participating in co-curricular activities like sports, dance and music. These students were also given a campus tour after their interaction with DSW Dr. Rakesh Gupta who encouraged them to make the most out of their college life. They were shown the library, CRID centre, Chemistry and Physics laboratories, Communication labs, Recreation area, Canteen and the stores. Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 151 Issue : X

Faculty of Science and Humanities Surtal : Intra Class Cultural Event Faculty of Science & Humanities and Faculty of Computer Science & Engineering celebrated one day Cultural Event on Thursday, November 25, 2021, to mark the commencement of the session, whilst also giving them platforms to showcase their talents. Students enthusiastically participated in the event & rejoiced the opportunity . There were four entries from Faculty of Science and Humanities: Daksh Oraon, Vandana Meena who engaged in a debate on the topic Can Technology improve the quality of Life?, Our girls from B.Sc, Sunaina Kanwar, Heena Nanwani Chetna Saini, Shilpa Suman, Shweta Ghosh and Aanchal Meena presented their beautiful performances in both Folk and western forms, whereas Nishant Bairwa made the audience hum along with his soulful singing. Educational Visit at Regional Science Centre (DST) & Smriti Van On December 22, 2021 B.SC I year students had visited DST Science Park, Shashtri Nagar, Jaipur and Smriti Kulish Van respectively. The ‘Regional Science Centre, Jaipur’ has been set up by National Council of Science Museums. Students learned to develop inquisitiveness, sense of inquiry, questioning processes and creativity. This activity helped them to develop scientific temper. B.Sc students along with Ms. Nikita Sethi and Mr. Vijay Jaiman visited Smriti Van. Smriti Van of Jaipur is a biodiversity forest making it the best place to get close to the nature’s souvenir. The students saw Agave Americana, Casa Javanica and various other plants. The sight of Water Lily and various other varieties of flora added to the practical experience. They came across Boselaphus Tragocamelus (Nilgai). The visit was a realistic experience for the students. Site Visit at Sewage Treatment Plant On Feb 08, 2022, students were made to visit the sewage treatment plant present inside the campus of Poornima University, Jaipur. Students were guided by expert faculty members like Dr. Divya Prakash, Dr. Priti kaushik, Dr. Sunita Poonia, Dr. Chitra Manro regarding the operating patterns, importance of a sewage treatment plant. The visit was mandatory to fulfil the curriculum requirement of B.Sc. Environmental Science. Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 152 Issue : X

Faculty of Science and Humanities National Conference on Emerging Trends in Water Quantity and Quality Management Poornima University, Jaipur held a “National Conference on Emerging Trends in Water Quantity & Quality Management- IV (ETWQQM-2022)” during March 22-23, 2022 in technical collaboration with Kanoria PG Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Jaipur, Guru Govind Tribal University Banswara, ISTE, Delhi, IMS, Jaipur Chapter and PHED Jaipur. The first day of the conference was inaugurated by Dr. S.M. Seth, Chairman Emeritus, Poornima Group and Former Director, NIH Presiding over the function. The Chief Guest were Mr. Radheshyam Sharma, Scientist & Head, Meteorological Centre Jaipur, India Meteorological Department along with Guest of Honors Dr. Manohar Singh Rathore, Director, Centre for Environment and Development Studies, Jaipur (CEDSJ) and Dr. M. P. Punia, Head, Remote Sensing Division, Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra, Jaipur Centre, Dr. Suresh Chandra Padhy, President, Poornima University, Dr. Manoj Gupta, Pro-President, Poornima University, Dr. Chandni Kirpalani, Registrar, Poornima University, Dr. Priti Kaushik, Dean, FSH, Poornima University and other dignitaries mentored the seminar. After the grand inaugural, the conference continued for two days ; March 22-23, 2022 in hybrid mode, wherein we witnessed zealous participation in form of papers and posters from students, research scholars and faculty members. In the two days, our participants had the opportunity to interact with eminent personalities of the field like Dr. Nedie Patience Akani Department of Microbiology, Rivers State University, Nigeria and Ar. Mridul, Jodhpur. Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 153 Issue : X

Faculty of Science and Humanities International Workshop on “Computational Special Functions and Their Applications” The training workshop was organized by MathTech Thinking Foundation, INDIA in collaboration with Punjab University, Patiala, Poornima University Jaipur and Sardar Patel University, Gujrat on April 5, 2022. The main objective of the training workshop was to provide a comprehensive overview of special functions and their applications in other branches of Sciences with emphasis on computing special functions with MATLAB. The workshop provided an excellent opportunity for participants to meet and exchange ideas of common interests and discussed new challenges faced by our academic community working in this area from different institutions and universities around the world. The training motivated and educated participants to undertake research in this field. The expected outcome from this event is that the participants will be able to confidently carry out research in this field and also apply it to real-world problems. Inauguration of Environmental Club on World Health Day Celebrating World Health Day on April 7 2022, Poornima University inaugurated the “ENVIRONMENT CLUB” and vermicompost pilot project in accordance with WHO’s 2022 theme OUR PLANET, OUR HEALTH. Mr. Saksham Gupta, Director B. Lal Institute of Biotechnology was the Chief Guest and Dr. Sonika Saxena, Vice Principal B. Lal Institute of Biotechnology was the guest of honour. He addressed about the importance of mental and social health in addition to physical health, as well as how the environment and health are interconnected. Dr. Suresh Chandra Padhy, President, Poornima University, Ar. Rahul Singhi, Co-Founder, Poornima University, Dr. Manoj Gupta, Pro-President, Poornima University, Dr. Chandni Kirpalani, Registrar, Poornima University, Dr. Priti Kaushik, Dean, Faculty of Science and Humanities, Poornima University and Dr. Ashish Manocha, Head of Department, Faculty of Public Health, Poornima University graced the event with their benign presence. At the end, Poornima University pledged to adopt healthy practices and in coherence the Poornima Institute of Hotel Management’s POSH Kitchen Garden and Vermicompost project was inaugurated. Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 154 Issue : X

Faculty of Science and Humanities Technical visit to Dr. B.Lal Institute of Biotechnology (BIBT) On April 21, 2022, students of B.Sc. Environment Science were taken on a visit to B. Lal Institute of Biotechnology. The students of environmental science had the great opportunity to see and learn at the institute by studying the vermicomposting plants, vermi-infiltration plants present in their campus to manage waste. The students were received warmly by the faculty members. Dr Sudipti Arora, Asst Director and Dr Sonika Saxena, Vice Principal gave a presentation on “Zero Waste Management” to the students and also made them visit their labs, familiarizing them with the scope of research. Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 155 Issue : X

Faculty of Science and Humanities FACULTY PUBLICATION Name of the author/s Dr. Seema Yadav, Dr. Chandrakanta Dash Title of the Paper Gold-Phosphine Catalysts for C-C and C-Heteroatom Bond Formation Reactions Name of journal Advances in Chemistry Research, Nova Science Publisher, New York Year of publication August 18, 2021 ISSN number 978-1-68507-014-4 Remark Book Chapter Name of the author/s Ms. Sneha Thakur Title of the Paper Locating Female Solidarity and Sisterhood in Pagglait (2021) Name of journal The Criterion: An International Journal in English Vol. 12, Issue-IV. August 2021 Year of publication August 31, 2021 ISSN number ISSN 0976-8165 Remark Journal Name of the author/s Ms. Sneha Thakur Title of the Paper The Intruded female body and mind : A Study of marital rape in Shashi Deshpande’s Intrusion Name of journal Research Journal of English Year of publication May 27, 2022 ISSN number ISSN: 2456-2696 Remark Journal Name of the author/s Dr. Priyanka Yadav Title of the Paper Revolution,inclusion,and assimilation : African Feminism and Adichie Name of journal Galaxy Link Year of publication May 17,2022 ISSN number ISSN 2318-8508 Remark Journal Name of the author/s Dr. Priti Kaushik Title of the Paper Further Notes on Possible Occurrence of PIED Stilt (Himantopus Name of journal Leucocephalus Gould, 1837) in the Punjab and Rajasthan Provinces of Year of publication India ISSN number Remark Stilt-The Journal for the East Asian-Australasian Flyway Vol 76, November 2021 ISSN 0726-1888 Journal Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 156 Issue : X

Faculty of Science and Humanities FACULTY PUBLICATION Dr. Priti Kaushik got Certificate of Appreciation for The Commendable Contribution in the Field of Science and Technology by Department of Science and Technology, Rajasthan on the occasion of International Women’s day. Dr. Shrikant & Bhoora Ram filled patent on “High efficiency electron with improving solar cells by a broad band gap: Novel Design Fabricated Device with highest band gap approach”. Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 Dy.Head, CRID and Assistant Professor, Dept. of Physics, SSH Poornima University, Jaipur 157 Issue : X

Faculty of Science and Humanities FACULTY PUBLICATION S. No Name of Faculty Member Date Name of the Activity (Conference, 1 Dr. Sunita Kumari 8-9 February, 2022 Workshop/ Webinar/ Seminar/FDP 2 Dr. Seema Yadav 8-9 February, 2022 Others etc.) 3 Dr Randhir Singh Baghel Jan 20-22.2022 The Rajasthan Science and Literature 4 Dr Randhir Singh Baghel Festival Jan20-22.2022 5 Dr Randhir Singh Baghel The Rajasthan Science and Literature January 31st , 2022 Festival 6 Dr Randhir Singh Baghel May 15, 2021 Presented paper on \"Stability Analysis 7 Dr Randhir Singh Baghel of Spatial Phytoplankton Dynamics 8 Dr Randhir Singh Baghel April 05-07, 2022 with Different Types of Functional 9 Dr Randhir Singh Baghel Jan 05-12.2022 Response\" in 3rd International Online 10 Dr. Chitra Manro April, 13-14, 2021 Conference on Emerging Trends in Feb 25-27, 2022 Multidisciplinary Research-\"ETMDR- 2022\". Presented paper on \"Radius of Fully Star Likeness and fully Convexity for certain Class of Harmonic Mapping” in 3rd International Online Conference on Emerging Trends in Multi- disciplinary Research-\"ETMDR-2022\". Attended Seminar on \"Application of Mathematics in Engineering and Science\" Organised by Department of Mathematics, Pandit Deendayal Energy University, Gandhinagar, Gujarat, India Attended National Webinar on the \"Use of Fini te Element Method in Computat ional Fluid Dynamics\"organized by the Department of Mathematics, School of Technology, Pandi t Deendayal Energy Universi ty, Gandhinagar, Gujarat Attended FDP on \"International Training on Computational Special Functions and Their applications\" Attended FDP on \"Computing with MATLAB and LATEX Software: Indispensable Tools for Researchers\" Oragnized Department of Mathematics Baba Farid college Bhatinda Attended Two-Day Online Faculty Development Program on“Smart Application of Nano Sciences for Innovative Engineering Aspects\" Attended International Conference on \" Renewable Energy\", Centre For Non- Conventional Energy Resources (CNCER), UOR, JAIPUR, INDIA Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 158 Issue : X

Faculty of Science and Humanities S. No Name of Faculty Member Date Name of the Activity (Conference, 11 Dr. Chitra Manro 22-23, April 2021 Workshop/ Webinar/ Seminar/FDP 12 Dr. Chitra Manro 28-30 June 2021 Others etc.) 13 Dr. Sudhi Rajiv April 27- April 2022 Attended National conference of 14 Dr. Sudhi Rajiv March, 25 2022 Emerging Trends in Water Quantity 15 Dr. Sudhi Rajiv March 8 , 2022 and Quality Management 16 Dr. Sudhi Rajiv February 25-26, 2022 17 Dr. Sudhi Rajiv December 17, 2021 Presented paper on “Dielectric 18 Dr. Sudhi Rajiv December12 , 2021 Relaxation Studies of Paracetamol in Dilute Solution of Carbon Tetrachloride at Fix Frequency and at a Different Temperature” 2nd International Online Conference on Emerging Trends in Multidisciplinary Research “The Saga of Girmitiya Migration : Re- engaging the Homeland, Culture, History and Memory” Chaired Technical Session III. Department of Languages, Manipal University Jaipur, Girmitiya Research Foundation, Indian Council for International Co-operation, Banaras Hindu University, Indentured Labour Route, Indian Ocean Committee “ Wo m e n , Te c h n o l o g y a n d t h e Pandemic/ Social Sciences” Chaired a session at the VII World –Center for Women’s Studies Conference 2021- 22. World Center for Women’s Studies (World CWS) & Holy Cross College, Agartala “ G e n d e r E q u a l i t y To d ay f o r a Sustainable Tomorrow” Speaker at Webinar. Jodhpur School of Public Health, Maulana Azad University, Jodhpur & Poornima University, Jaipur “Framing Post-Truth: Philosophical Interventions and Literary Mediations” Panelist at the International Seminar on “Post-Truth: Actual v/s Alternate Reality” Dept. of English, Kanoria Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Jaipur “Responding to Threats of Variants of Concern in Covid Pandemic” (The JSPH Global Public Health Grand Rounds Episode 11) Invited Discussant. Poornima University, Jaipur, JSPH, J o d h p u r, B e d f o r d R e s e a r c h Foundation, Bedford, USA “Mutilated Bodies but Incorruptible Souls: Women’s Bodies as Site of Violence and Resistance” Key Note Speaker at the 65th Sahityik Sangam of Indian Society for the Promotion of English Language & Literature (iSPELL) Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 159 Issue : X

Faculty of Science and Humanities S. No Name of Faculty Member Date Name of the Activity (Conference, 19 Workshop/ Webinar/ Seminar/FDP Dr. Sudhi Rajiv Nov. 10-14, 2021 Others etc.) 20 Dr. Sudhi Rajiv 26 Jul. to Aug. 1, 2021 International Workshop on “Research 21 Methods in Public Health” Chaired a Dr. Sudhi Rajiv July 24-25, 2021 session “Epidemiological Study 22 Designs” organized by College of 23 Dr. Shrikant Jan 20-22, 2022 Health Sciences, Mezin Tepi University, 24 Dr. Shrikant Jan 20-22, 2022 Ethiopia, Poornima University, India & 25 Dr. Shrikant December 7-11, 2021 MathTech Thinking Foundation, India 26 Dr. Shrikant June 12-16, 2021 27 Dr. Priti Kaushik February 25-27, 2022 “ Practicing Critical Discourse Analysis: 28 Dr. Priti Kaushik October 16, 2021 A Useful Tool to Analyze Texts” chaired Dr. Priti Kaushik June 14-18, 2021 the session at Seven Day Workshop on “ Critical Theories and their Modern Pedagogical Adequacy in the Humanities” Department of Languages, Manipal University, Jaipur & iSPELL “The Universe is talking, Are You Listening? : Pandemics and Literature” Valedictory address at National Webinar on “Pandemic Literature” , Department of English, Mohan Lal Sukhadia University, Udaipur Presented paper on “Fabrication Techniques of Metal Oxide Thin Film Transistors” in Third International Conference on “ETMDR-2022 Presented paper on “An Overview Third Generation Organic Solar Cells: A Review” in Third International Conference on “ETMDR-2022 - AICTE Training and learning (ATAL) Academy on “Organ Printing using 3D Printing Technologies To Make Self Reliant India” AICTE Training and learning (ATAL) Academy on “Alternate Fuels\" Attended International Conference on \" Renewable Energy\", Centre For Non- Conventional Energy Resources (CNCER), UOR, JAIPUR, INDIA National Virtual Conference on \"Smart Nanomaterials\", Allied Health Sciences, Tamil Nadu Atal FDP on \"Green Technology and Sustainable Development\", Amity University Rajasthan, Jaipur. Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 160 Issue : X

Faculty of Planning & Architecture Saurabh Sharma Dean (In-charge) Faculty of Planning & Architecture MESSAGE Greetings to One and All, It is indeed a wonderful moment to invite you all to the new academic session of 2022-23. I would first of all congratulate and pass on my greeting to all students and faculties on concluding the previous session successfully. After a lot of ups & downs and online - offline switching we were able to close it with good memories. Now we look forward to the new session which brings a lot of opportunities & excitement to learn & unlearned things. But at the same time challenges are to be tackled and won over to achieve what we wish for in this session. Keeping these points in mind, I would like to share a few mantras learnt from different people who went through different phases of life. ● You are never too old to learn or start new ● Respect your parents and teachers. They do what they do only for you ● Learn to manage time and money because both go hand in hand ● Never stop learning. The day it stops, you stop growing ● Your character is defined by how you treat people who are less fortunate than you ● You do not treat people the way you don't want to be treated I am sure these mantras will help you float through smoothly in your life and career and be the guiding light that will always be with you. To conclude with, I wish you all the very best for the upcoming semester and great success in all that you do. “Architecture should speak of its time and place, but yearn for timelessness.” – Frank Gehry Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 161 Issue : X

Faculty of Planning and Architecture EDUCATIONAL TRIPS EARTH AND BAMBOO WORKSHOP (December 24-26, 2021) Hands On Learning Faculty of Planning and Architecture and Indigenous Methods Faculty of Design & Arts planned a three days live hands-on practice workshop at Vinyasa Dance Asharam, Jaipur, by Ar. Sobhagya Sharma & Ar. Anshu Verma where students have learned about the vernacular practice by using mud and bamboo by doing it on their own for the construction of the school building. Students also learned about the Vernacular architecture of our region from the experts with some hands-on experience over mud and bamboo. Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 162 Issue : X

Faculty of Planning and Architecture FACULTY HIGHLIGHTS ● Ranked by Outlook as one of the top 7 private architecture colleges in India. ● Intake of 80 in Bachelors of Architecture (B.Arch.) approved by CoA and 20 in Masters of Planning (M.Plan.) ● Students follow their creative pursuits while building professional careers through hands on learning and practical exposure ● Combined strength of 250+ students and 170+ alumnus in the last four years. A strong pool of more than 40 dedicated faculties and field experts from prestigious institutes like SPA, CEPT, NITs and IITs. ● Students are given opportunities to interact with eminent architects and urban planners like Peter Rich, Raj Rewal, Dean, D Cruz and Rahul Mehrotra among others. ● Hosted the biggest annual architectural event for students “NASA” in 2015 with a live audience of 5000+ and Zonal NASA twice in 2013 & 2019 with a combined audience of 5000+. The only school in Rajasthan to host NASA thrice within a short span of 8 years. ● Institutional and student membership of professional organizations like Indian Institute of Architects (IIA), Institute of Indian Interior Designers (IIID), Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) & Fire & Safety Association of India (FSAI). INFRASTRUCTURE The Faculty of Planning and Architecture is well equipped with all the facilities required for a better learning and growing environment for the students. The campus offers an innovative design with generous spill out spaces for students. The interactive spaces spread across various levels encourage interaction and facilitate collaborative learning across years. The informal setting provides a secure and safe environment for various student club activities, construction workshops and impromptu jam sessions. We have a total 8 no. of studios for all the five years students, 01 computer lab, 01 Model Making Lab, 01 Audio Visual Room, 01 Material Lab. There are also exceptional facilities available for students of 3D printing equipped with latest technology in the campus. Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 163 Issue : X

Faculty of Planning and Architecture ANANDAM Anandam-an exercise in trusteeship The Anandam program aims to instil the joy of giving in young people, turning them into responsible citizens who will build a better society. Through daily action, it builds the habit of service in students. II year B.Arch students under the guidance of Ar. Mukul Swami were engaged in activities that brought them closer to the service of humanity and made them sensitive. Poster Making Activity The students of B.Arch II year Batch(2020-2025) were engaged in individual and group acts of service and goodness. Poster making on Noise Pollution, Environmental Cleanliness, Self Awareness were some of the issues that were acknowledged. Feeder pots for Birds & Animals Activity The students of B.Arch II year Batch(2020-2025) were engaged in individual and group acts of service and goodness. The students were asked to provide feeder pots filled with water or food for birds and animals in the public places, balconies, terrace, trees in the extreme hot climate of Jaipur. Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 164 Issue : X

Faculty of Planning and Architecture ORIENTATION WEEK 2021-2022 Faculty of Planning And Architecture organised a week-long virtual orientation program for the newly joined first year students of session 2021-2022 for architecture students. This virtual platform was adopted to welcome the new students who were bound to start their academic journey in a virtual mode due to worldwide pandemic COVID19. A week full of online induction, interactive sessions, workshops, games, virtual exhibition, thought provoking discussions for students and practitioners were planned. Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 165 Issue : X

Faculty of Planning and Architecture ICE BREAKING SESSION The Faculty of Planning and Architecture (FPA) & Faculty of Design and Arts (FDA), Poornima University organised a two-day ice breaking Orientation Programme for the students of I Year B. Arch and B. Des on 1st and 2nd December 2021. This activity was done to break the monotonous lifestyle of the students and to get connected with other students so as to create a creative, happy & studious environment for the students. LIST OF COMPETITIONS: PROGRAMME (DAY 1) LIST OF WINNERS • Chess for interior and Architecture Students Saksham Sethi (Batch:2020-24) FDA • Carom for interior and Architecture Students Anuj Swami (Batch:2021-26) FPA, Arya Kumar Aryashresth (Batch:2021-26) FPA • Arm wrestling for interior and Architecture Students Anuj Swami (Batch:2021-26) FPA PROGRAMME (DAY 2) • Pottery workshop- Mr. Ramesh Kumar Prajapati national level Award winning Artist for Architecture Students • Metal Workshop for Architecture Students • JKK visit for Architecture Students • Visit to Rajmani Hotel for Interior Design Students Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 166 Issue : X

Faculty of Planning and Architecture GULERI An exhibition was organised by the Faculty of Planning and Architecture and Faculty of Design & Arts featuring the best work of students. It was a three day workshop in Jawahar Kala Kendra where several eminent architects and other personalities visited and appreciated the work of the students. Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 167 Issue : X

Faculty of Planning and Architecture PINK FEST 2022 PINK FEST - Is a programme that aims to build aesthetic and cultural awareness in society by providing a common platform for most acclaimed academicians, artist, architect, art curators and art critics to come together, interact, share their knowledge, exchange cultural heritage and the ideas get inspired and thus expand the scope of their own art form. Faculty of Planning & Architecture and Faculty of Design and Arts participated in art and design activities at Jawahar Kala Kendra on April 8-10, 2022. RAJASTHAN ARCHITECTURE FESTIVAL The students of Faculty of Planning & Architecture participated in the event organized from May 20-22, 2022 and presented an installation on the Concept ‘Metamorphosis in Architecture’ where the students have taken cues from vernacular materials blending into modern adaptability, these installations will be a new-age representation of the rich heritage. Below are the few glimpses during the jury panel visit: Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 168 Issue : X

Faculty of Planning and Architecture THAR BOOK (AN ARCHITECTURAL VISIT TO JAISALMER) The students of B.Arch 2nd Year, 3rd Year and M.Plan under the guidance of Ar. Akanksha Modi from Faculty of Planning & Architecture has visited Jaisalmer to document the havelis and other important heritage structures. The Department of Architecture is working on a book titled ‘The Thar’ in which all the important heritage structures of the cities of Rajasthan namely Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Bikaner, and Jaisalmer are documented and will act as a tourist guide for the travellers. SITE VISIT TO MITTAL HOSPITAL The site visit was organised as a part of the studio of building services. The site is based on hospital design which includes all types of services in the building. The purpose of this visit was to give practical knowledge about services. So that students are able to understand the importance and connectivity of these services, like sanitation, plumbing, electrical, firefighting systems, lift process, pump room and septic tank etc. Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 169 Issue : X

Faculty of Planning and Architecture STUDENTS ART WORK The students of Faculty of Planning & Architecture & Faculty of Design & Arts participated in the Mega Counselling event organised by the Admission Cell and showcased their talent and brilliant artworks in the form of Watercolor paintings, Doodling, Caricature, Origami, Bottle art work, Canvas painting, Mandala art etc. Below are the few glimpses of the event and some student’s artwork: GLIMPSES OF THE EVENT Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 170 Issue : X

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Faculty of Planning and Architecture STUDENT TESTIMONIALS My first year at Poornima University was much better than I imagined. It gave me an opportunity to meet and learn from different kinds of people as well as support from faculties help me a lot to enhance my academic and professional skills which is a good start up for my future. The classes are not only theoretical, we start with theory but then we jump into practical cases which develops interest and helps to get more involved in learning day-by-day. Although more than half of this year was being conducted on an online basis because of the covid but our faculties worked a lot to teach us and to make us learn in the best way, I am thankful to Poornima University for introducing the best faculties to us. It was a great 1 year experience and I would love to continue learning and enjoying my studies for the rest of my semester's at Poornima University. Parmila Choudhary, B.Arch 1st year 2020-2025 Poornima University has been a great contributor to the development of my personality. I have been learning leadership, time management and team skills and have also been able to advance these skills to the whole new augment level. The best thing about this University is the cross-culture interaction between students from various parts of the world. The professors here make the university what it is today. With an attitude of being ever ready to help, and not only delivering classroom teachings, but they are also the pillars of the learning gained from this esteemed university and this is a treasure for life. Sai Jayanth, B.Arch 1st year 2020-2025 My 1st year experience at Poornima University was more like a roller coaster ride. A major part of this experience was studying online because of the widespread pandemic that has affected all our lives. Studying online was quite difficult but our faculty gave their best to provide us with quality education, architecture at SPA. PU has brought out the dichotomy of my personality, allowing me to engage both creatively and scientifically with the aesthetic and functional aspects of design. Reading books, journals, articles and blogs has provoked me to question how architects can rise to meet the demands of an ever developing planet. Where human population is increasing more than ever it will be quite a challenge to design and create spaces that can fulfill all our needs along with this I think we should talk more about sustainability in architecture and in the process of becoming an architect I feel that architects should take full advantage of the latest that science can offer, whilst advocating their own advances , also Art classes and extracurricular activities have helped me grow as an artist and designer, encouraging me to explore and develop ideas through experimentation. Waiting to learn and grow more through the course of 4 years that are remaining and hopefully create an impact in the world of architecture. Lavanya Saxena, B.Arch 1st year 2020-2025 I choose to learn from the best when it comes to learning You will cry, you will eat, you will cry your heart out (and tear Your hair out), I come here from my comfort zone \"The school\" and in whole one year I felt that it is the place where I have to leave the comfort which I get from my school. The teachers here are so much co operative like they are power booster. They not only teach the subject but lifestyle also. I found the most valuable and professional institute, and also that we have already had everything we need to succeed and that all it takes is willingness to work hard and make consistent daily efforts. Khushboo Gurjar, B.Arch 1st year 2020-2025 Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 172 Issue : X

Faculty of Planning and Architecture I feel immense pleasure to be a part of, School of Planning and Architecture, Poornima University. All the facilities here are so supportive and encouraging, the department tries their best to facilitate us with the best facilities and well-equipped studio. Further talking about my first year journey, it has been a roller coaster ride with the creativity and flexibility which we needed to adopt and adapt due to the whole pandemic situation. In this covid situation it was really difficult for us even our faculties to adjust with the new online system of education, as in Architecture it's all about practicals. However, due to facultie's constant support we were somehow able to complete our 1st semester. Honestly, I was still facing difficulties in some of the basics like in the online system. We were not able to learn proper drafting or to use those tools but seeing the scenario of education at that time it was still better than sitting idle and learning nothing, all thanks to the university and our faculties. Harshita Trivedi, 1st Year Architecture Student ALUMNI TESTIMONIALS After graduating from an esteemed university with first class division, to gain practical exposure. I was able to get a chance to work under Ar Mubashir Jabir a senior associate at renowned Hafeez Contractor Architects. Then to gain furthermore hands-on experience of how to run a studio in whole, I came a little closer to home and got the opportunity to work at Studio AVT in New Delhi. S M Architects was finally set up in Shahjahanpur in the year 2019 and after that I haven't looked back! My projects range from renovating a bedroom to a 150 home township; from a high-end grocery store to a full fledged Pharma College. With over 50+ such projects anywhere from still in conceptual stage to completed. Ar. Shlok Modi, B.Arch - Poornima University (2013-2018) [email protected] Insta: s_m_architects FB: architects.sm I've seen my abilities and knowledge soar to new heights. Our Faculties at SPA, Poornima University have done a splendid job by inculcating the ability in me to learn and build strong ideology. The learning environment not only prepared us for academics, but also for realistic and logical aspects in the field of architecture and planning. The experience and the exposure I received has given me a different perspective about life and what I really want to do and has motivated me to go further and explore the field of transport planning.Poornima University state-of the-art infrastructure, is guided by intellectual, knowledgeable, and welcoming faculties. Ar. Sahil Mathur, B.Arch - Poornima University (2013-2018) Pursuing M.Plan (Transport Planning) SPA, New Delhi, MHRD, Govt. of India. When you are put through the grind in an Architecture College, you don't usually realize you are gearing up for the bigger battles that lie ahead in life!Today, when I reflect on where my professional journey actually started, I feel humbled by the Faculties at SPA, Poornima University who have challenged us throughout the quest to help us reach the epitome of success and achievement. With an attitude of being ever ready to help & guiding students with practical experiences, they are the pillars of the learning associated with a university of such stature. Ar. Archit Jain, B.Arch - Poornima University (2013-2018) Associate Partner, Atelier Aesthete & Aeonic Construction Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 173 Issue : X

Faculty of Design & Arts MESSAGE Dr. Jitendra Sharma HoD Faculty of Design & Arts \"Design is intelligence made visible.\" - Alina Wheeler, author Design education is the need of the hour in today’s academic scenario. Even the government of India has realized the importance of Design education in its new education policy. Poornima University realized this long before the surge of design education institutes in India and started Faculty of Design & Arts to fill the gap. The design school at Poornima University has come a long way since its inception and now has become a well-known name in design education that is known for its commitment to bring best practices in design industry and art education. Don Norman once stated “We must design for the way people behave, not for how we would wish them to behave.” We at Faculty of Design and Arts believed in these words and set the school's aim to inculcate the culture of design thinking in young minds that should reflect in school’s all four streams- Fashion design, Interior Design, Animation Design and Visual Arts. The University has provided best in class infrastructure and facilities required for design education. The USP of the school is the faculty team that is well trained at best design schools in India and abroad. The expert team at school, brings invaluable industry experience of most sought after design studios, animation, and advertising companies. With these words, I welcome our students who want to explore the unseen dimensions of design, to be a part of our journey towards being a world class center of excellence in education, training, and research. \"Designers are meant to be loved, not to be understood.\" - Margaret Oscar, designer Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 174 Issue : X

Faculty of Design and Arts DEPARTMENT ACTIVITY “Srijan” National Stone Sculpture Camp 2022 In this camp, national-level sculptors are invited. It helps to create a base for the students to work with the artist and explore the field of art. “Guleri” Annual Art Exhibition 2022 Guleri Annual Art Exhibition was inaugurated by Ms. Mugdha Sinha (IAS), Secretary, Department of Science & Technology, Govt. of Rajasthan. Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 175 Issue : X

Faculty of Design and Arts “Clay Animation Workshop” The resource persons Abhilasha Bhatiya and Swapnil Taank of Abhitoons Animation Studios who presented the technical workshop on clay Animation and stop motion. In this particular Activity the resource persons demonstrated the process of building Claymation’s helped students develop thinking, collaboration, and creative skills. “Impression” Print Making Workshop In this Technical Workshop, we got the privilege to invite the resource person Dr. Mahesh Singh, Professor, Banaras Hindu University (BHU) Varanasi who presented the technical workshop on printmaking and demonstrated the processes of traditional printmaking helped students develop thinking, collaboration, and creative skills. Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 176 Issue : X

Faculty of Design and Arts Dept. of Visual Arts & Animation Participated in the “Pink Fest” Pinkcity International Art, Heritage & Culture Festival at JKK, Jaipur Art Talk “Meet The Artist” by Eminent Artist Padmabhushan Jatin Das painter, poet, sculptor, muralist, print-maker, teacher, cultural expert and institution builder and has been working now for almost 60 years. Educational Visit to ICA Gallery Educational Visit to Jawahar Kala Kendra Alumni Meet (Session) Orientation Program (Session) Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 177 Issue : X

Faculty of Design and Arts Kaarigiri A Mozri workshop where students learned technical ways to construct mozri in traditional way. They enjoyed and learnt new ways to create traditional foot wears. 5th Annual Fashion Show “Poornima Trends” There were a total of eleven collections that were presented by the students of the Department. Fashion Fiesta (Diwali bazaar). This was a big event where students displayed their products and sold them. This activity inculcated entrepreneurship skills motivated them to enhance their creativity and innovation in best possible way. Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 178 Issue : X

Faculty of Design and Arts Student’s Work “Car” Etching Print “Food Troley” 3D Products By: Abhishek Yadav, II Year, Applied Art, BVA By: Vidushi Singh, II Year, Animation & VFX “Cafe” 3D Design “Cartoon House” 3D Design By: Durlabh Sharma, I Year, Animation & VFX By: Priyanshi Kumawat, I Year, Animation & VFX “Varli Art” By: Nitika Agarwal, I Year, “Product Photography ” By: Pankaj Yadav, Applied Art, BVA I Year, Animation Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 179 Issue : X

Faculty of Design and Arts Photography “Poster” Photoshop Editing By: Khyati Jain, I Year, Applied Art, By: Aniruddh Jaiman, I Year, Animation & BVA VFX “Drill Machine” 3D Modelling “Eye” Etching Print By: Sadaf Ahmad, I Year, Animation & VFX By: Mani Vashishtha, III Year, Painting, BVA Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 180 Issue : X

Faculty of Design and Arts “Slot Machine” 3D Modelling Digital Painting By: Sharandeep Singh, II Year, Animation & VFX By: Kiran Jha, II Year, Applied Art, BVA “Peace” Photography Object Photography Photography By: Vidhan Jain, I Year, By: Navya Jain, I Year, By: Noreen Ali, I Year, Game Design AR & VR Applied Art, BVA Painting, BVA Charcole Wall Portrait By: Ravi Jangid 181 Poster Design By: Sandeep Kumawat I Year, Painting, BVA II Year, Applied Art, BVA Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 Issue : X

Faculty of Design and Arts Faculty Work Ms. Pooja Soni Assistant Professor (Coordinator) Painting, Dept. of Visual Arts “Pravah” Etching Print This Work is selected in “Gwangju International Art Fair 2022, South Korea” Illustration Published on Stone Sculpture (Copy Right) Magazine Cover 182 Issue : X Poornima Spectrum 2021-22

Faculty of Design and Arts Ms. Ranu Raj Assistant Professor Applied Art, Dept. of Visual Arts “Collision” Digital Illustration This Work is Signature cover of a music album “Collision” by Arayan. Achieved 2nd position in national level design challenge on the occasion of world design day organised by Dept. of Applied Art, faculty of Visual Arts, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi. Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 183 Issue : X

Faculty of Design and Arts Mr. Prashant Sharma Assistant Professor Dept. of Animation & VFX Space Suit 3D design Created for ISRO “Pirate House” Digital Illustration (Maya & Substance) Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 184 Issue : X

Faculty of Design and Arts Mr. Aloke Das Assistant Professor Dept. of Animation & VFX “Mother & Child” Oil on Canvas Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 185 Issue : X

Faculty of Design and Arts Student’s Achievement Animation Student’s Movie selected in Animation Student’s Movie Screened at 9th Noida International Film Festival-22 Chitra Bharti Film Festival 2022 Media Coverage Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 186 Issue : X

Name Faculty of Design and Arts Research Paper Faculty Publication Journal Name Dr. Jitendra Sharma Photographers’ Perception on Photo Manipulation: A Study on Impacts of Photo Manipulation on Photography Springer-INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON DATA ANALYTICS & MANAGEMENT : AN INDO-EUROPEAN CONFERENCE (ICDAM-2021) Name Ar.Soubhagya Sharma Research Paper Journal Name Tourist circuit for Alwar-2031 ESCI - International Journal of Modern Agriculture ISSN: 2305-7246 Volume 10 Issue 2, 2021 Name Deepak Sharma Research Paper A Review Paper on 3D Printing Technology and Journal Name Implementation for Gaming International Journal for Research in Applied Science &Engineering Technology-PP704- 709,Volume 9, Issue I, January 2021(IJRASET) Name Deepak Sharma Research Paper The Potential of Virtual Cloud Character Creation Journal Name Technology- Meta Human Creator: A Review 3rd International Online Conference on Emerging Trends in Multi-Disciplinary Research “ETMDR-2022” Jan. 20-22, 2022. Name Ranu Raj Research Paper Journal Name A Crisis with Odds & challenges Emerging trends in commerce and management ISBN: 978- 81-952502-2-6, 111-118, 2021 Name Pooja Soni Research Paper Glimpse of Venetian Art Journal Name Artfact Journal Issue XXVIII 2022 Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 187 Issue : X

Faculty of Design and Arts Name Pooja Soni Research Paper Journal Name Artwork Published on Journal Cover Madhumati, Raj. Sahitya Academi, Udaipur ISSN: 2321- 5569 Name Ar. Soubhagya Sharma Research Paper Journal Name Bhartrihari Temple Redevelopment Plan \"3rd International Online Conference on Emerging Trends in Multi-Disciplinary Research “ETMDR-2022” Jan. 20- 22, 2022,\" Name Monika Gupta Research Paper An Ergonomics issues faced by Females working in Garment Journal Name Export Industry based in Jaipur” \"3rd International Online Conference on Emerging Trends in Multi-Disciplinary Research “ETMDR-2022” Jan. 20- 22, 2022,\" Name Pramendra Kumar Research Paper HISTORY OF INTERDISCIPLINARY MODES USED IN VISUAL Journal Name ART \"3rd International Online Conference on Emerging Trends in Multi-Disciplinary Research “ETMDR-2022” Jan. 20- 22, 2022,\" Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 188 Issue : X

Faculty of Design & Arts Ms. Neha Sharma HOD Department of Fashion Textile & Apparel Design MESSAGE The Fashion & Textile Department was set up in 2015 with a long term vision to establish new statements in the world of fashion that reflect our culture, trends, acceptance & respect for one and all. We wish to provide you an opportunity to enhance your creative and technical skills along with some key connectors that will help you in reaching at height in your career. So be ready to walk through the door of fashion and textile department, Poornima University. Wishing all students all the very best! \"Designers are meant to be loved, not to be understood.\" - Margaret Oscar, designer Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 189 Issue : X

Faculty of Design and Arts WORLD INTERIOR DAY-May 28, 2022 The essence of interior design will always be about people and how they live. It is about the realities of what makes for an attractive, civilized, meaningful environment, not about fashion or what's in or what's out. This is not an easy job.\" ALBERT HADLEY On the occasion of World Interiors day, Department of Interior design, Faculty of Design and Arts, Poornima University celebrated it with the students of Interior design. Students shared their views about the department and Interior design. Best performers were also felicitated on this occasion. Here are our warm wishes for World International Interior design day from the Department of Interior design, Poornima University, Jaipur. Site Visits \" An ounce of practice is worth more than a ton of preaching.\" - Gandhi The educational visit was organized for Interior Design Students to 1) The Rajmani 2) Crowne Plaza Students have learned and understand circulation ,services, Interior furnishing, Interior design and decoration for theme based and modern Hotel practically. In the visit to Hotel Rajmani their Principal Architect Sidharth Pandya explained to students about the concepts, principles and functionality of Hotel Interiors. The visit was the part of their current semester Interior Design Studio -V project. Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 190 Issue : X

Faculty of Design and Arts Guleri Held on 3 and 4 September 2022, the event was a joint effort of SPA and SDA. Occupying 3 galleries in JKK for displaying student’s works, the exhibition was inaugurated by Ms. Mugdha Sinha, IAS and was attended by eminent artists, architects and designers. The students displayed their works in the form of sheets, models, murals, exhibits, etc. and were appreciated highly by everyone. PINK FEST An event was held in JKK during 8 April 2022 till 10 April 2022 at JKK by the name of Pink Fest. Organized by alumni of Rajasthan School of Arts, It was a stage to showcase the student’s works from design background. Our interior design students participated and showcased their talent and hard work through sheets and models. It was attended by most acclaimed academicians, artists, architects, artists and interior designers, so they could come together, interact, share their knowledge, exchange cultural heritage and the ideas to get inspired and thus expand the scope of their own art form. The works were highly appreciated and media coverage was also given to our students. Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 191 Issue : X

Faculty of Design and Arts ICE BREAKING SESSION After the conclusion of odd semester an ice breaking cum orientation session was planned for students of Bachelors in interior design. The event was a three day event covering hands – on activities like pottery, model making, games and interactions. It was important as the students had joined back in offline mode after a long time. To enhance interactions among them and to make them as a team, the activities were conducted. The students participated enthusiastically and made good use of the opportunity imparted. Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 192 Issue : X

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Our Voice : Faculty Corner A Technology Calls “GREEN AI” Effort that Focuses on The Energy Efficient System of Decoupling Carbon Foot Print in Environment Green AI is a part of artificial intelligence in broader way of environment friendly sustainable energy efficiency system and scientific research area. The main vision of green AI is reducing the computational expense and improving performance in resource management with advanced renewable concept. Green artificial intelligence provides environmental potential characteristics which reduce environmental risk and result best practices for growth of society. It asserts that the facts of large energy generation and consumption have increased emission of greenhouse gas into the atmosphere, the need of global growth and material development energy is prerequisite for sustainable development. Red AI has been remarkable scientific contribution to the field but it is dominant. Red AI refers to research is seeking to improvement accuracy throughout the use massive computational cost parameter cost and complexity. Green AI is changing fundamental wheel to make an eco-friendly product sustainable development with energy efficient system. Present global and social material development requires the pre-requisite of sustainable energy. Because it is a requirement of meeting basic human needs heats, moving, power, water, transport, light and all application in business industry and commerce and public services like healthcare, education, communication are highly depended on access to energy related services. A nation’s growth and development can be judged by the level of its energy consumption. These are several activities that contribute to global atmospheric emission like: - A. HEATING AND COOLING EMISSION B. AUTOMOBILES SYSTEM EMISSION C. POWER SYSTEM EMISSION A carbon footprint is a total greenhouse gas emission by each and every individual, events and organization. These carbon footprints are harmful for us. The global average annual carbon footprint per person was about 5-ton CO2e in calculate year 2014.An organization makes a sustainable strategy for less emission of GHG gas like electric vehicle etc. Example of carbon offsetting are: - Global greenhouse gas emissions by sector A. Forestry B. Agriculture C. Renewable Energy D. Waste management E. Water Management F. Energy efficient system All such kind of methods can help to reduce GHG admission in our environment. Green software aims to reduce the CO2 emission in an environment as an impact caused by the software. Green and sustainable strategy to reduce energy cost deal with infrastructure, workload distribution, habit of individuals will design database will decrease waiting time of queries and tire architecture of application and cloud base data center these all way we could design develop and deploy green software. Green AI aims to encourage reduction in the force computational cost important evaluation. Matrix research along with accuracy green AI promotes approach that has favorable performance and efficient trade off. Bindiya Jain Assistant Professor Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering Poornima University Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 195 Issue : X

Our Voice : Faculty Corner Industry 5.0 for Digital Manufacturing Considering the current market scenario of the manufacturing industry, there is a wide change in the manufacturing process by creating smart and automated production flows with emphasizing digital communication to continuously optimize production. This production model is known as Industry 4.0, which also brings a variety of things on a single platform such as the internet of things (IoT), cloud computing, cognitive computing, cyber-physical systems, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. Growing in research and development there are other optimized systems – one that emphasizes collaborative robotics and values human input, namely, industry 5.0. Industry 5.0 involves leveraging the collaboration between increasingly powerful and accurate machinery and the unique creative potential of the human being. In simple term, the Fifth Industrial Revolution — means greater collaboration between advanced technologies and humans. This will be achieved with keeping a major factor which was not in the industry 4.0 - Sustainability - that is Industry 5.0 will aim to move towards more sustainable, resilient and human-centric industry. This stage plan to achieve societal goals beyond jobs and growth to become a resilient provider of prosperity, by making production respect the boundaries of our planet and placing the wellbeing of the industrial worker at the centre of the production process. This will be a game changer for many industries and will see the sun rise of many sectors and sub sectors. In pharma, specialty chemicals, robotic, industrial automation, utilities, engineering the arrival of Industry 5.0 will make huge impact. Industry 5.0 model creates greater potential for customization to meet the need for complex designed products and expected to create wider scope compared to automated industry 4.0 systems. It may benefit job creation and creates scope high-value careers. The focus of the industry 5.0 to enable robots to do the repetitive, dangerous, and risky task and let humans do the creative, and importing tasks to influence the production efficiency. Collaborative Robots (cobots) in Industry 5.0: Where Industry 4.0 was focused mainly on ensuring consistency of quality, flow, and data collection, Industry 5.0, while still focused on these goals, puts more attention on highly-skilled people and robots working side-by-side to create individualized products, from smartphones to cars, for the customer. In Industry 4.0, humans and robots worked independently. They may have worked on the same production line but there were clear delineations between where the robot worked and where the human worked. With Industry 5.0, that delineation gets hazier as humans and robots start to work side-by-side and even together. These types of robots are known as collaborative robots and will accomplish the required tasks of heavy lifting and ensuring consistency while the skilled human provides the cognitive skills of a craftsperson. It is expected that the cobots can change the relationship between man and machine in the context of production. Human Involvement: One of the most important implications of collaborative robotics and industry 5.0 is the need for human input that extends beyond current iterations. Cobots allow humans and robots to work together on the same task. For example, a robot can do the rough polishing of speaker cabs, while a human refines the work and does on-the-spot quality control. The integration of collaborative robots and industry 5.0 will create opportunities in the production processes and develop new capabilities for robotics in the global market. Industry 5.0 is all about connecting the human to machine and working together to create the best products. The informal sector is completely unaware of the technological shift to make things better. By introducing small machines and robots with IIOT, small scale business will be reverting to creative, handmade work paired with ultimate precision and productivity. By implementing machine to machine micro transaction for complete transparency of the value creation chain and for human and nonhuman contributors. Also, using Blockchain technology to fulfill incremental payment for the created value or smart contracts, securing the production quality fulfillment. The more India will produce quality products in a precise and efficient way from the formal and informal sector, Economy will boost automatically. Now its high time to use our youth and technology to boost our economy. Pratish Rawat Head of the Department - First Year FET & FCE Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 196 Issue : X

Our Voice : Faculty Corner Reconstructing the idea of Self Within the periphery of English Language Who one is, what constitutes self, how it is transformed into subject and how self gains importance in the sight of the critical domain in various studies and theories like structuralism, post Structuralism, psychoanalysis, modernism, Post modernism, feminism, Existentialism etcetera have been an indispensible and inescapable quest. The oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary lists one hundred and six words combining or hyphenated with the word self. The Oxford Dictionary of Philosophy (2006) defines self as \"the elusive 'I' that shows the alarming tendency to disappear when we try to introspect t.\" The self goes through a lot of phases when it becomes the subject. When The shaping of the Self within the structure of it comes to language, one of the first words English language that comes to mind is communication. However, language is an important part of one's identity and is required for all the aspects of interacting with the surrounding world. Self is what one projects into the world and how one wants to be perceived by others. When self comes in contact of Language, it becomes a new phenomenon altogether. Since time immemorial language has been a very important tool for the construction of identity. With the increasing popularity of English language as the second language makes it a global language rather than a regional or a national language. The learning and the use of English language also brings new identities along with it. It can be more comprehensively seen since the past two decades after it becoming the global language. These days everyone can be seen learning English language on priority basis. English is shaping one's self and attaching it with the idea of societal standards. English language is playing a very vital role in connecting two cultures, nationalities and ideological processes. English has been with India since the early 1600's, when the East India Company started trading and English missionaries first began their efforts. English language is very extensively used in Education sector. The accumulated version of English language and Education sector together is shaping the idea of self and identity. Family, social interactions with peers, and geographic location are the three major aspects that show a correalation between language and idenity throught one's life. To conclude, When it comes to language, one of the first words that comes to mind is communication. However, language is also an important part of one's identity and is required for all aspects of interacting with the surrounding world. Identity is what one projects into the world and how one wants to be perceived by others. Moreover, identity formation requires a certain level of awareness as it involves individuals to make a conscious decision that impacts a change in their identity. Family, social interactions with peers, and geographic location are three aspects that show a correlation between language and identity throughout one's life. English as a global Language is becoming more powerful with the passing span of time and its impact is visible in every sphere, especially when it comes to shape one's Self. Dr. Akshita Chotia Associate Professor Department of English Faculty of Science & Humanities Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 197 Issue : X

Our Voice : Faculty Corner Work Life Balance: A Moment of Introspection I was sitting in a luncheon meeting few days back and the topic was around – “Vacations”. I was surprised to hear people on how they struggle to plan a vacation, for some it was a duty to go on a vacation once a year and for some it was a headache planning a vacation. The topic drifted towards Indian belief, values, cultures and how we are still trying to adapt the West and ended up with “work-life balance”. I am a strong believer of – “work while you work, play while you play” …which means leaving “work” in office and planning your day/ week beyond work. To effectively manage these two, you should consider some of the other aspects…it is partly personality driven. Many work long hard hours for the jobs they hate, not able to buy things they need and to impress people they don’t like. No one is going to solve this problem for us, it is up to us as individuals to take control and responsibility for the type of life’s we want to lead and the work which will enable the same. What worked for me... Be a good Planner: - If spending time with your friends, dogs, partner, parents, siblings is on your calendar, then there is an incentive to complete your work task and gun for the weekend program. This motivates you to plan your work within the office hours and you become more productive because there is an incentive tied to it. I always try and finish work early so that I can reach home and spend some quality time with my family and especially have a cup of tea with my mom. \"A lot of my friends end to wake up late, shower, and go straight to work. And they often complain about having no time to do anything,\" For me waking up at 6 am means, 1 hour of meditation, early morning tea, a 30-minute yoga, watching the sunrise and many more. This start motivates me to be more productive at work and look forward to a beautiful evening. If this routine breaks, I can sure tell the difference! Try and plan your day, there is nothing wrong in writing it down and tracking it to start with. Think Positive: - And think positive, the time you spend at work. Many of us worry, gossip and listen to the office politics, discus traffic, economy and waste our energy at work hours. Translate the energy you bring to work – “positive” and you will see the difference and this in-turn results in more “value-add” at work. When you start thinking negative and be with the bad company, you drain your energy and end up not completing the task and the resultant of which is ending up late in office and working long hours and the crib of work pressure starts. Remember, you control everything! Take care of your Health:- A healthy lifestyle can do wonders…how many of you who say – I don’t have a “work life balance” exercise regularly? I want to hear from them. It's hard to make time for exercise when you have a jam-packed schedule, but it may ultimately help you get more work done in less time by boosting your energy level and ability to concentrate. This means, more productive time at work again. When I don’t exercise, I feel something is missing and have resulted in a bad day at work. Exercise is not about going to the gym, it is about keeping yourself mentally and physically fit, it could be a brisk walk, going outdoors, a weekend trek, walking to the grocery store and playing any form of sports. Live your Dreams: - All of us have dreams and somewhere at some point we drop them and it remains as a dream. Break those barriers, set personal goals, dream big, and work towards it. The urge to achieve more starts right here and this results in a great productivity at work. Dream about fancy cars, exotic vacations, early retirement and what not…this motivates you to be more productive at work - where there is a reward there is a way! Small things Matter: - The smallest things matter, it could be reading a book for your kids, belly rub for your dogs, joining a kick boxing class etc... There are times when you should shut your phones and enjoy the moment – a perfect sunset on your way back home, stopping by for some hot Tea, unplanned drive, getting wet in the rains and as you wish. Robert Brook says that phone notifications interrupt your off time and inject an undercurrent of stress in your system. So don’t text at your kid’s game and don’t send work emails while you’re hanging out with family or meeting your friends over a drink. Nothing stops when you don’t answer that email the very next minute, most of the times your response is much better with those few minutes/ hours of break. It worked for me! Don't assume that you need to make big changes to bring more balance to your life. Start simple, pick those hobbies of yours and start spending 2 hours on them in a week, join the dance class you dreamt, run a Marathon, become a shutter-bug, cycle to work, plan your next vacation. See the change and be the change! Namita Solanki Assistant Professor Department of BBA Faculty of Management & Commerce Poornima Spectrum 2021-22 198 Issue : X