Environment is comprehensive, multidimensional and composed of everything we perceive. Mother Nature protects us, nurture us and influence our every aspect of life. It is multidisciplinary as well as interdisciplinary in spirit thus revolves around each and every person irrespective of his or her social position, occupation, gender, level of education, place of residence and so on. Nature caters the wealth of ecosystem services that make our lives possible, from products like food and water to social and cultural benefits such as spiritual benefits in natural areas. Slightest of imbalance in the environment trembles ecological steadiness in some manner. More ignorant we become towards environment the heavier wrath of her we confront; be it global warming, river bank erosion or behavioral changes in animals due to pollution and many many more.
Orientation program for the 1st semester students has been conducted about CBCS format and syllabubs structure as well as official rules and regulation of the college and department
Covid-19 awareness program has been conducted on the very fist day of official opening of the college for generating awareness among students and teachers.
Nowadays online learning materials become very much essential and effective too for both students and educators A variety of online platforms have emerged now for making the teaching learning process more effective and flexible Both students and teachers are consulting these learning modules for effective learning and teaching Online materials in the form of text, audio visual and multimedia or any other form are becoming more and more popular nowadays These online materials make it possible to access the global academia with expertise in their fields which is also a prime goal of the new economic policy 2021 Various national and international institutions across the globe are now preparing excellent quality online teaching learning modules for both the students and teachers globally In India also most of the higher educational institutions and universities including the IITs and University Grants Commission are now at the forefront for preparing good quality teaching materials to be accessible online for every student and teacher in India In this tough time of a year long shutdown of the higher educational institutions, these online contents become the key to acquiring the desired knowledge and enabling the process of teaching learning running at home Thus the primary goal of this course is to make people aware of the ocean of e contents available right now and the background of preparation of those online contents so that they can take part in these initiatives too
As a student of geography, everyone has to acquire knowledge on the geographical issues and characteristics of his/ her locality. Only a good perception about the locality could provide one of the keys to understanding the wider geographical issues. Keeping in mind this matter we had set our motto 3 years back.
Department of geography organized an international webinar on "Researching in Geography and allied disciplines: Pre and Post Covid-19 pandemic Situation"
The Key speaker of the webinar was Prof. R. B. Singh
Secretary-General, International Geographical Union (IGU); Member, International Science Council (ISC); Chairman, CSIR-CFTRI, Mysuru; Member, Vision India 2035, Niti Ayog; Former Professor & HOD, Department of Geography, Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi, INDIA
Department of geography organized a student webinar on the situation of the CVOID 19 pandemic. The topic "Expression of Human Geographies on Earth" on Google meet.
A photographic competition was organized by Eco-club and department of geography with the theme of various environmental issues. There were prizes for the best photo. The competition was judge by Dr. Somnath Halder, Assistant Professor, Kaliachak College, Malda. and other teachers of various departments of the college.
Department of geography organized a student seminar on local geographical issues. There were presenters from all three years and semesters. All presented in the seminar by student groups on various issues. Students from Semester-I, Part-II, and Part-III of Geography Honours participated in this seminar.
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Department of geography organized a student lecture series from 11th to 13th January. Students of all three years have actively participated in this program. All the teachers give some topics for the lecture and guide them to prepare and deliver the lecture.
Eco-club of Gour Mahavidyalaya organized a campus cleanness program along with NSS unit I & II with the vision of "Swachchata hi Seva". In this program, members of Eco-club and NSS unit I & II clean the college campus and installed some dustbins in the campus area.
Eco-club of Gour Mahavidyalaya organized an orientation program and a special lecture on low carbon lifestyle. The main speaker of the lecture was Dr. Somnath Halder, Assistant Professor, Kaliachak College, Malda. This program also gives a glimpse of the objectives and vision and future missions of Eco-club.
Students of the Department of geography and Eco-club of Gour Mahavidyalaya celebrates Van-Mahotsav by planting seedlings at the college campus.
Eco-club of Gour Mahavidyalaya and NSS Unit I & II organized a tree plantation program on the occasion of village adaptation as a part of the extension program in Dakshin Bhatra of Old Malda block.
Students of the Department of geography give farewell to the part III students by the small cultural program in the department and also celebrates earth day with Eco-cub by giving them seedlings of various plants.
Mr. Nanigopal Kapasia, Assistant Professor of Geography, Malda College, Malda delivered a very informative presentation before students and alumni of Gour Mahavidyalaya towards various scopes of job opportunities in different educational institutions across India. 33 students and alumni from different disciplines attended.
Mr. Arijit Chowdhuri, System Administrator of Malda Head Post Office, Malda delivered a very informative presentation before students and alumni of Gour Mahavidyalaya towards various scopes of job opportunities in different non-educational sectors across India. 33 students and alumni from different disciplines attended.
Student of B.A. Part-II General geography made a socio-economic survey at household level in North Krishnapalli, English Bazar Municipal area for assessing the socio-economic condition of people. The prepared their individual project report on the topic.
Smt. Amrita Sarkar, Assistant Professor of English, Gour Mahavidyalaya, Malda delivered a lecture before students of Geography on various gender related issues in Indian societies. Students were very much informed about the issue and its remedies.
There are 15 presentations presented in the seminar by student groups on various issues. Students from Part-I, Part-II and Part-III of Geography Honours participated in this seminar.
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Socio-Economic Survey
at Household Level
Students of the B.A. Part-III Honours made a Socio-Economic Survey at Household Level in Old Malda and English Bazar Municipal Area for determining and analyzing the urban poverty. They also prepare their individual project report on the topic.
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Mr. Arup Kr. Roy, Assistant Professor of Political Science, Gour Mahavidyalaya, Malda delivered a lecture before students of Geography on Post world war geopolitical scenario with reference to polarised politics. Students were very much informed about the topic.
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Field Visit to
Behula River and Mahananda River
Students of Geography visited Mahananda and Behula River for investigating the morpho-ecological condition of the rivers.
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B.A. Part-III Honours students visited Araku Valley and Vizag of Andhra Pradesh for studying physical and cultural landscapes. Students collected various types of rock and mineral samples and submitted to the department. They also observed various landscapes and took photographs of the same.
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Surojit Das, Alumni and PG student of Geography, CU, Kolkata took a class and shared his experience with the students of department of Geography.
Dr. Swades Pal, Assistant Professor of Geography, University of Gour Banga, Malda delivered a lecture before students of Geography on Analytical explanation of Hydrograph and Rating Curve. Students were very much informed about the various aspects of fluvial patterns.
Ejaj Ali, Alumni and PG student of Geography, UGB, Malda took a class and shared his experience with the students of department of Geography.
Ejaj Ali, Alumni and PG student of Geography, UGB, Malda took a class and shared his experience with the students of department of Geography.
Dr. Asit K Choudhury, Assistant Teacher of Physics, LMSM Higher
Secondary School, Malda and Secretary, Indian Center Space Physics, Malda
branch delivered informative presentation on Earthquake and its
prediction.
Special Lecture-2: Society: social
processes, social groups and community.
Mrs. Dichen Lamu
Sherpa, Assistant Professor of Sociology, Gour Mahavidyalaya, Malda delivered a
lecture before students of Geography on concept of society and its various
aspects. Students were very much informed about the topic.
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Mr. Arup Kr. Roy, Assistant Professor of
Political Science, Gour Mahavidyalaya, Malda delivered a lecture before
students of Geography on geopolitical scenario of Indian ocean as well as
various aspects of cold war. Students were very much informed about the topic.
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