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DEPARTMENT PROFILE

Introduction/History of the Department :

The Dept of History got started in 1967, with a view to spread across the glorious splendor associated with the famous Nizam rule and British influence; a stunning spectacle of blend of Prussian and Indian Art and Culture. Though the conventional studies in Indian and World Histories were introduced initially, the department started two job-oriented subjects, Office management and Travel and Tourism Management. History is considered by many as the queen of the social science studies. The curriculum covers the Ancient, Medieval and Modern Indian History along with European History from1789 – 1964 and also offers Andhra History from 1600AD to 1956 (the formation of States on the basis linguistic).

The faculty of the department of History in succession has contributed their might initiating and continuing noble tradition of teaching the studies of history. The galaxy of able and efficient members of staff has brought commendable academic excellence to the Department since its inception.

Presently, three members of staff are working in the Department, Smt. P. Shanti is the in-charge of the Department, with Dr. D Srinivas and Dr. B. Sudhakshana. All of them are regular faculty with Ph Ds and M. Phil’s.

Vision of the Department :

Three eminent Lecturers were worked in our department up to 2006. In that Smt T Laxmi Tulasi worked as the Principal, Government Degree College, Karimnagar Students of far east will remember her for her contribution of writing a text book “Far East” in Telugu. Smt.B.A.Vijaya Kumari worked as Principal Government Degree College, Yellandu and Smt. R.Vijaya Laxmi worked as a Degree Lecturer for 35 Years and worked as a FAC Principal in GDC (W) , Khammam, for two months.

Names of the Programmes / Courses Offered :

B.A. HPCA, HECA, HCATTM, EHPS, EHPA, HPP, HPTTM, HPOM

Number of Teaching Posts Sanctioned/ Filled:

Sanctioned: 03
Regular –03

Faculty Profile :

Name	Qualification	Designation	Specialization	No. of Years of Experience
P SHANTHI	M.A, M.Phil, SLET	Asst Professor of History	Modern History	12 Yrs as DL 7 yrs as JL
DR.D.Srinivas	M.A,P.H.D	Asst Professor of History	Modern History	12 Yrs as DL
DR.B.Sudeshna	M.A,M.Phil,P.H.D	Asst Professor of History	Modern History	15 Yrs as JL 10 Yrs as DL

Student Profile Programme wise / Course wise (UG / PG)

Academic Year

Name of Programme / Course

Sanctioned Strength

Applications received

Selected

2017-18

BA HEP

HECA

HPML

2016-17

BA HEP

HECA

HPML

2015-16

BA HEP

HECA

HPML

2014-15

BA HEP

HECA

HPML

2013-14

BA HEP

HECA

HPML

2012-13

BA HEP

HECA

HPML

Results at Glance :

Academic Year	Name of the Course / Programme	Paper	No. of Appeared	Passed %	I	II	Distinction
2016-17	HEP ISem	I	33	58	01	06	-
	HECA ISem	I	14	86	-	-	-
	HPML ISem	I	20	75	-	03	01
	HEP IISem	I	31	65	02	06	02
	HECA IISem	I	13	62	-	05	-
	HPML IISem	I	18	83	03	02	01
	HEP	II	44	98	08		07
	HECA	II	12	100	03		02
	HPML	II	20	100	06
	HEP	III	26	100	07	09	09
	HECA	III	08	100	03	02	02
	HPML	III	39	100	10	09	18
	HEP	IV	26	100	14	04	07
	HECA	IV	07	100	01	02	04
	HPML	IV	39	100	18	05	14
2015-16	HEP	I	49	59	01	06	-
	HECA	I	15	80	03	03	-
	HPML	I	23	100	-	10	-
	HEP	II	25	92	06	05	-
	HECA	II	08	88	-	03	-
	HPML	II	43	93	20	10	04
	HEP	III	23	96	05	10	03
	HECA	III	22	100	11	06	01
	HPML	III	45	94	01	10	08
	HEP	IV	23	100	10	00	13
	HECA	IV	22	100	21	01	00
	HPML	IV	45	100	14	01	30
2014-15	HEP	I	32	84	04	10	01
	HECA	I	09	89	01	02	-
	HPML	I	47	91	01	15	-
	HEP	II	23	96		06	01
	HECA	II	22	86	04	08	-
	HPML	II	92	96	11	15	-
	HEP	III	23	100	08	10	05
	HECA	III	07	100	04	00	03
	HPML	III	37	100	15	17	01
	HEP	IV	23	100	10	06	07
	HECA	IV	07	100	03	03	01
	HPML	IV	36	100	12	10	05
2013-14	HEP	I	24	92	02	04	01
	HECA	I	23	91	02	12	-
	HPML	I	52	96	14	15	05
	HEP	II	23	100	10	07	04
	HECA	II	07	100	04	-	02
	HPML	II	40	85	09	08	01
	HEP	III	37	100	12	13	06
	HECA	III	21	100	10	08	03
	HPML	III	37	100	09	03	24
	HEP	IV	37	100	19	12	05
	HECA	IV	21	100	10	03	08
	HPML	IV	37	100	09	14	05
2012-13	HEP	I	26	96	09	09	01
	HECA	I	07	100	-	-	-
	HPML	I	43	65	01	05	-
	HEP	II	39	85	04	12	02
	HECA	II	21	95	14	04	01
	HPML		39	100	23	10	07
	HEP	III	21	100	13	06	04
	HECA	III	23	100	11	04	01
	HPML	III	23	100	11	12	04
	HEP	IV	21	100	04	07	00
	HECA	IV	23	87	06	07	00
	HPML	IV	23	91	03	04	00

I .CURRICULAR ASPECTS

Syllabus (Semester / Annual) :

Course	Papers	Title	Therory Marks	Internal Marks
BA	I Year I Semester	History of India (From Earliest Times to C700 CE)	80	20
	I Year II Semester	History of India (C 700 – 1526 CE)	80	20
	II Year III Semester	History of India (1526 – 157 CE)	80	20
	II Year IV Semester	History of India (15 – 1964 CE)	80	20
	III Year III Paper Annual System	History of the Modern World (From 1453 AD - 1950 AD)	80	20(Practicals)
	III Year IV Paper Annual System	History and Culture of Modern Telangana (Fro m 1724 – 2014 AD)	80	20(Practicals)

CONSOLIABLE

Day

/ Period

1^st Period

9.30 – 10.30

2^nd Period

10.30 – 11.30

3^rd Period

11.30 – 12.30

4^th Period

1.15 – 2.15

5^th Period

2.15 – 3.15

6^th Period

3.15 – 4.15

MON

III BA(III)

(HEP,HECA,HPML)

III BA (IV)

(HEP,HECA,HPML)

II BA

(HEP,HECA,HPML)

TUE

I B.A

(HEP,HECA,HPML)

II BA

(HEP,HECA,HPML)

III BA (IV)

(HEP,HECA,HPML)

III BA (III)

(HEP,HECA,HPML)

WED

I B.A

(HEP,HECA,HPML)

II BA

(HEP,HECA,HPML)

III BA (III)

(HEP,HECA,HPML)

THU

III BA (IV)

(HEP,HECA,HPML)

I BA

(HEP,HECA,HPML)

II BA

(HEP,HECA,HPML)

FRI

III BA (IV)

(HEP,HECA,HPML)

II BA

(HEP,HECA,HPML)

I BA

(HEP,HECA,HPML)

III BA (III)

(HEP,HECA,HPML)

SAT

III BA (III)

(HEP,HECA,HPML)

III BA (IV)

(HEP,HECA,HPML)

I BA

(HEP,HECA,HPML)

I BA

(HEP,HECA,HPML)

Project Work

Consolidated Time – Table:

Faculty Members in Academic Bodies.

BOS members details :

Smt. P.Shanthi Asst. Prof. of History have been nominated as Member, Board of Studies in History of SR & BGNR Govt. Arts and Science college (Autonomous), Khammam from the academic Year 2015 – 16 to 2016- 17.Smt.P.Shanthi appointed as Question paper setter for B.A I Year and II Year students in SR & BGNR College Autonomous since last two Years.

II .TEACHING LEARNING AND EVALUATION

History is one of important subject in social sciences and the departments Primary objective is to improve the knowledge skill of the students and help them succeed in life.

Annual Academic Plan :

Teaching methods often include lesson plans that students can use to help retain and recall information. Various forms of teaching Methods used with lesson plans are Explanation, demonstration and Collaborations

S.No	Month	Curricular	Co-Curricular	Extra Curricular
1	June	Admission work Review of Annual Exam Results. Definitions & Scope, Dynasty , Reformation, Pre and Proto History of Telangana . Slip Tests	Department Meeting Assignments Student Seminars	Telangana Formation Day 2^nd June World YOGA day 21^st June
2	July	Industrial civilization, Religion powers, Emergency of National states, Asafjahi Dynasty. Special classes using ICT. Remedial classes. Slip Tests.	Celebration of Important Days Assignments National Flag Adoption 22nd Seminars /Quiz Career Guidance Tilak Birthday – 23th Departmental Meetings	Celebration of Bonalu Field Trip Parents Meeting
3	August	Religion Movements, Advent of Europeans, Age of Revolutions, Mir Osman Ali Khan. Remedial classes Unit tests	Department Meetings 6^th Hiroshima Nagasaki Day 8^th Quit India Day Celebration of Important Days Debates / Group Discussions Assignments Seminars	Independence Day – 15th Prof. JayaShankar Birthday Renewable Energy day – 20th
4	September	Mauryan Dynasty, Colonialism, French Revolution, Land Tenure System in Telangana. Discussion on valid scripts, Academic Counseling Remedial classes Slip Tests / Unit Tests	Seminars / Quiz Career Guidance Assignments Project works Review on completed syllabus	Ward Counselling Teacher’s Day Sep.5^th World Literacy Day – 8^th Celebration of World Tourism Day – 27^th
5	October	Sathavahana Age, Agriculture Economy, Industrial Revolution, Social Culture Awaking in Telangana. Quarterly Exams	Project Work Assignments General Survey by the students Celebration of Gandhi Jayanthi – 2^nd	Celebrations of Bathukamma festival Komaram Bheem Jayanthi
6	November	Gupta Empire, Decline Industries, Communist Revolution, Andhra Mahasabha. Unit Tests – III Yr Semester Exams - I, II Years	Assignments Field Trip Department Meeting Celebration of Nehru Jayanthi – 14^th Seminars / Group Discussions	National Education Day – Ist Telangana Liberation Day Celebration of Formation Day of Constitution.
7	December	Revision Revision War between two World wars, Anti pedal movement Remedial classes Half – Yearly Exams – III Yr	Seminar/Quiz Assignments Project Work Department Meeting	World Human Right Day Dec10 World AIDS Day – Ist
8	January	Rise of Regional States, Second world war, UNO, Formation of Telangana State. Remedial Classes Revision – III Yr	Assignments Career Guidance Review of Project works Heritage Club Department Meeting	Cultural Activity conductedby Arts Association Parents Meetings
9	February	Arab conquests in India, Socio-Religious Reform Movements. Revision for Final Year Internals I, II Year Pre- Final Exams	Parents Meeting Feedback from students Seminars – I,II Yrs
10	March	Bhakti Sufi Movement, Raise of Nationalism. Annual Exams III Year Internal Exams I ,II Yrs	Assignments Seminars Quiz	Womens Day Celebration
11	April	Revision I, II Year Practical’s	Slip Tests Group Discussions

Teaching Methods:

History is the records of past human activities that are taking place on the earth surface. The most common teaching methods are used namely Memorization, Class participation, Recitation and Demonstration. Along with lecture method we follow story telling method, demonstrative method, Questions and Answers method , debate method, Study tour method etc., to develop the creativity among the students.

Details of Student Enrichment Programmes (Special Lectures / Workshops / Seminars)

with external experts :

Special Lectures –

The Department of History organized an extension and special lectures for the benefit of students. For last four years 4 lectures were arranged by the eminent persons, In the academic year 2013-14, Sri Ch. Venkateswarlu, Asst. Prof. of History delivered his lecture on “History its Importance and Historical methods in Historiography”.
In the academic year 2014 -15, Prof. S. Kanakachary principal P.G College, Khammam has delivered his lecture on “The Role of Prof. Jayashankar in formation of Telangana State.
In the academic year 2015-16, Prof. P.Varalaxmi HOD Of dept. of History, Osmania University was delivered his lecture on ‘Importance of History and Its Relation with other Social Sciences”.
Sri Ch.Kasaiah Garu Ex MLA & Z.P Chairman delivered an Extension lecture on ‘Libaration of Telangana & second Phase of Telangana Movement in the academic year 2016-17.
For the current Year an Extension Lecture was delivered by Dr. John Milton, Asst. Prof. of History SR & BGNR Arts & Science college on ‘Megalithic Culture in Telangana’.

NUMISMATICS AND PHILATELY EXHIBITION–

With collaboration of NSS the Department of History conducted “Numismatics and Philately” exhibition on 9^th August 2014.

Group Discussions –

In the teaching learning process Group Discussions among the students under the guidance of concerned lecture were held to inculcate the various aspects relative to on topics concerned to their academic activity.

Student Seminars –

Success of classroom instruction depends upon the techniques of teaching and through it, the learning activity of the student is guided. Hence in addition to the conventional methods of teaching we are using charts, maps as teaching aids. Student seminars and assignments are conducted to encourage the students to take an active part in academic lines. Quiz competitions also conducted for the benefit for the students.

List of Seminars

Sl.No	Date / Month	Topic	Given By	Group/Year
1	22-07-16	Spread of Jainism – Buddism in Telangana	A.Sandhya	III HECA
2	27-07-16	Humayun	B.Shirisha	II HEP
3	30-07-16	French Revolution	N.LaxmiDevi	III HPML
4	20-08-16	Sources of Indian History	K.Kaveri	I HEP
5	26-08-16	Socio-Economic conditions of Moghuls	J.Sumalatha	II HECA
6	26-08-16	Reformation Movement in Europe	Anitha	III HPML
7	08-09-16	Administration of Mouriyas	Shireesha	I HEP
8	15-09-16	Self Respect Movement in India	Shirisha	II HEP
9	29-09-16	Importance of Bonalu festival	Prameela	III HEP
10	19-11-16	National Integration Importance	Shailaja	II HPML
11	19-12-16	II Phase of Telangana Agitation	Shailaja	III HEP
12	23-01-17	Allauddin Khilzi	H.Swarna	IHPML
13	13-02-17	Cultural contribution of Pallavas	N.Swathi	I HPML
14	16-03-17	Village administration of Chollas	T.Sony	IHEP
15	29-06-15	Features of feudalism	B.Mounika	III HPML
16	30-06-15	Barbar Moughal Empire	H.Laxmi	II HPML
17	21-07-15	Geographical conditions of India	S.Shireesh	I HEP
18	22-07-15	Shersha Reforms	V.Mamatha	II HPML
19	25-07-15	Cultural conditions under Kakatiyas	G.Mounika	III HECA
20	22-08-15	Mughal Admistration	G.Bindhu	II HPML
21	24-09-15	Industrial Resolution	L.Vijaya Laxmi	III HPML
22	26-09-15	Liberation of Telangana	K.Nagaratnam	IIIHECA
23	21-11-15	Peasent Movements	K.Sandhya	II HECA
24	29-11-15	Dalit Movement in Telangana	B.Jamuna Rani	III HPML
25	27-06-14	Columalism	Ch.Ramya	III HEP
26	16-07-14	Cultural Conditions of Vijayanagara Kingdom	Hymavathi	III HPML
27	11-08-14	Indus Valley Civilization	Bindhu	I HPML
28	28-08-14	American war of Independency	Sujatha	III HEP
29	07-09-14	Administration of Shivaji	Sunitha	II HPMl
30	06-09-14	Greatness of Ashoka	Laxmi	I HEP
31	17-09-14	Industrial Revolution	Ramya	III HEP
32	18-11-14	Ist world war causes	Ramya	III HPML
33	19-11-14	Non Cooperation Moveement	Ch Kalyani	III HPML
34	20-11-14	Greateness of Harsha	Priyanka	I HPML
35	22-11-14	Welsaly –subsidiary alliance	Renuka	III HPML
36	04-12-14	Northern sarkars ceded districts	Swapna	III HPML

Course Materials:

For the benefit of all B.A IYr, II Yr & III Yr students course material was given to them in important chapters. This material could help the students in getting good score in annual examinations as well as PG/B.Ed Entrance Examinations.

Evaluation:

TheStudents Progress is evaluated by conducting monthly tests and weekly slip tests. These tests help in appraising the student learning process in addition to this Pre-final and Internal assessments are held before Annual /Semester Examinations.

The marks obtained by the students in the internal assessment / monthly tests are posted in the Ward Counseling sheets and the same is informed to their parents at Parents –Teacher meeting or by Post cards. The results are reviewed and remedial classes are arranged for academically weak students.

List of PPT’s

Jainism and Buddhism
Ashoka
Gupta Empire
Delhi Sultan
Mughal Empire Akbar
Administration of Moghal
Renisance of India
National Movements in Indian.
French Revolution
World Wars
Kakatiyas
Vijayanagara Empire.

List of OHP Sheets

Harsha Empire
Ashoka Empire
Kanishka Empire
Gupta Empire
India before 6^th Century BC
Allahuddin Empire
Bismark Unification of Germany
Kakatiyas
Akbar Moghal Empire
Shivaji – Maharastra.

ICT integration (PPTs / IMS / OHP) details:

To improve the Student Learning capacity new teaching methods like ICT, PPT are used in our Department. Along with Conventional methods OHP and ICT were used in teaching methods.

III. RESEARCH CONSULTANCY AND EXTENSION :

Research Projects

National

Agency / Grants

Title of the Project

Duration

Minor Research Project

UGC

The impact of 1317 Land Revenue Act on Socio-Economy of Telangana.

3 Years

Publications

S.No.

Name of the Faculty

Title of the Paper / Book

Journal/Chapters in Books / Books Edited

Publisher / ISSN / ISBN number

P.Shanthi

Scenario of Social Sciences in Higher education, issues, challenges & suggestions. ( Social Legislation in India – special preference to child Marriage Restraint Act – 1929).

Problems and prospects of Tribal Development (Book)

(Socio-Economic and living conditions of the Tribal women)

978-93-82829-45-4

978-81-8387-720-06

Faculty participation / Presented Papers at Seminars / Workshops / Training Programmes ( 2012-2017)

Name of the Faculty	Title	International / National / State / District	Organized by	Dates	Place
Smt. P.Shanthi Smt P.Shanthi	Guru Dakshina	National	City College, Hyd.	29^th-30^th July 2011	Hyderabad
	Women Empowerment through education in British India.	National	Andhra Layola college, Vijayawada.	17^th ,18^th Aug 2012	Vijayawada
	Globalization & Tourism	National	Girraj college, Nizamabad.	2^nd Feb 2013	Nizamabad
	SHGS and Financial Inclusion a study of Khammam District	National	Govt.Degree college Arnoor.	7^th , 8^th Dec. 2013	Arnoor
	A study of determinants of Entrepreneur ship in man forms sector in Andhra Pradesh.	National	Govt. Degree college, Khiratabad, Hyd.	10^th Jan ‘14	Hyderabad
	Social empowerment of women through Microfinance.	National	Nehru Memorial Degree college , Jogipet.	18^th,19^th Jan 2014	Jogipet
	Trends in History – A New Perspective.	National	Girraj Govt. College, Nizamabad.	21^st,22^nd 2014	Nizamabad
	Women Empowerment through self help groups.	National	University College for women, KU Warangal.	5^th,6^th March 2014	Warangal
	Social Legislation in India	National	Pingle GDC, Warangal	8^th,9^th Sept 2014	Warangal
	Socio economic living conditions of the Tribal women	National	GDC, Bhadrachalam	30^th 31^st Oct 2014	Bhadrachalam
	Problems and prospects of inclusive growth of STS. Some grass root level.	National	Singareni womens Degree College, KTDM	5^th, 6^th Nov 2014	Kothagudem
	Impact of 1317 F. Land revenue Act on structure in Telangana	National	South India History congress – dept of Histoty, KU Wgl	20^th,22^nd Feb 2015	Warangal
	The impact of Self help groups on Gender Sensitization.	National	GDC Gajwel, Medak	10^th March 2016	Medak
	Violence against Women – Human Rights.	National	GDC, Kodad	14^th Jan 2017	Nalgonda
	Women Development problems & Prospects of Rural Women Entrepreneur.	National	GDC(W), Khammam	3^rd March 2017	Khammam
	The village structure in Telangana during Medieval Period.	National	KU Warangal	24^th,25^th March 2017	Warangal
	Agrarian Acts – Unrest in Telangana.	National	OU Hyderabad	19^th,20^th June 2017	Hyderabad

Student Study Projects-

Sl.No	Date / Month	Topic	Done By	Group/Year
1	Aug ‘2014	Cultural History of Telangana Bonalu – Local Festival – Its significance in society	N. Tulasi L.Vijaya Laxmi B.Sravanthi	BA HEP II Yr HPML II Yr Hpml II Yr
2	Sept’2014	Batukamma – festival of Telangana people- Traditions practices – in Telangana	L.Ramadevi	BA HEP II Yr
3	Sept’2014	Tribal festival – ‘Teeze’ its significance and Importance	G.Swapna L.Vijayalaxmi	HEP II Yr HPML II Yr
4	Nov’2014	Significance of Devi Navarathrulu	L.Radhika	BA HPML II Yr
5	Nov’2014	Important places in Bhadrachalam	G.Srivani	B.A HECA II Yr
6	Nov’2014	History of some Important Majids in India.	Sk.Rehana Sk.Qummurunissa Sk Ramjabi	B.A HEP IIIYr
7	Nov’2015	Ancient Telangana Kingdom	G.Sravani	HECA – III Yr
8	Nov’2015	Kolanupaka Jaina Temple	K.baby	HECA – III Yr
9	Nov’2015	Komarambheem	K.Lavanya	HECA – III Yr
10	Nov’2015	Ancient Telangana History	N.Dhanalaxmi	HECA – III Yr
11	Nov’2015	History of thousand Pillar temple	D.Spandana	HECA – III Yr
12	Nov’2015	Mohammad Quli Qutubsha	N.Tulasi	HECA – III Yr
13	Dec ‘2015	History of Nelakondapalli	N.kavitha	HEP –IIIYr
14	Dec ‘2015	Godavari Pushkaralu	A.Sunitha	HEP –IIIYr
15	Dec ‘2015	Telangana kavulu samskruthi	T.Asha	HEP –IIIYr
16	Dec ‘2015	Life History of Pop’s	K.Tirupatamma	HEP –IIIYr
17	Dec ‘2015	Colonalism	T.shyamalatha	HECA –IIIYr
18	Dec ‘2015	Confusious	Sk.Meena	HECA –III Yr
19	Dec ‘2015	China Civilization	B.Chandra	HPML-III Yr
20	Dec ‘2015	Presidents of America	M.Devika	HPML – III Yr
21	Oct’2016	Festival – Jataras of Telangana	B.Mounika,G.Padma,K.Umarani Sk.Heena,Sk.Rubeena	HEP II Yr
22	Oct’2016	History of Khammam District	J.Sumalatha,Y.Yamini K.Mamatha, M.Sandhaya	HECA II Yr
23	Nov’2016	Important Samsthanas in Telangana	B.Aruna, G.shailaja, M.Shailaja, P.Aruna Kumari	HPML II Yr
24	Nov’2016	Delopment of Handicrafts in Telangana	P.Priyanka,L.Lavanya,K.Kaveri, M.Shireesha,B.Baby	HECA,HEP,HPML I Yr.
25	Dec’2016	History of Forts during Kakatiyas	B.Suma	HPML IIIYr
26	Dec’2016	Kaloji Narayana Rao	G.Swaroopa	HPML III Yr
27	Dec’2016	Kings of Quli Quthubsha Dyansty	H.Rambai	HPML III Yr
28	Dec’2016	Telangana Culture and Literature	K.pujitha	HPML III Yr
29	Jan’2017	Tribal People in Telangana	E.Sravanthi	HPML III Yr
30	Jan’2017	History of KCR	E.Anitha	HPML III Yr
31	Jan’2017	IIPhase of Telangana Agitation	E.Sunitha	HPML III Yr
32	Jan’2017	History of Papikondalu	G.Shantha	HPML III Yr
33	Jan’2017	Police of Rajakars in Telangana	A.Aswani	HPML III Yr
34	Jan’2017	Yedupayala Jathara	P.Vishwakala	HPML III Yr
35	Jan’2017	Nijam Kings	P.Ramya	HPML III Yr
36	Jan’2017	Samsthanalu in Nizam State	T.Subha sri	HPML III Yr

Field Visits –

Sl.No	Date/Year	Purpose	Place of Visit	Faculty Involved
1	13-10-2017	To see the architecture of Kakatiyas.	Kusumanchi	P.Shanthi G.Vijaya Laxmi
2	03-09-2016	To know the religious conditions & Architecture of Medival period in Khammam.	Jidllacheruvu	P.Shanthi
3	07-09-2015	To know the importance of temples in religious conditions of the people in the past.	Stambadri temple, Khammam	P.Shanthi G.Vijaya Laxmi
4	04-10-2013	To know the importance of Irrigation facilities.	Wyra	P.Shanthi G.Vijaya Laxmi
5	13-11-2014	To know the Architecture of the temple and the Khila	Nemali	P.Shanthi G.Vijaya Laxmi

Extension Activity by Students / Faculty :

With the collaboration of NSS , the Dept of History has conducted Numismatics and Philately in which 8 colleges were Participated.
Students actively participated in Neighborhood like NSS Camp, Clean & Green programs etc.,
These activities help them to realize their social responsibilities and encourage them to participate in the welfare programs of the college and in the society.
Under community service the students along with the lecturers take active part in Blood Donation Camps, AIDS Awareness rally are which were intended by the government.
All of our students were members in UNDP Disha Project which was initiated by CCE. This Disha Project can provide women & girls with the skills and knowledge that will help them secure employment or start their own business.
The main aim of this project is to help women become economically self sufficient so that they, their families and future generation can have better opportunities in life.
Disha is a three year partnership between IDF(Indian Development Foundation) and UNDP.

Lead India 2020

Our students also participated in Lead India 2020 program. Which was based on Training and Research. It is unique educational movement to create incredible human capital by bringing transformation in the basic human plans.
Lead India 2020 foundation was started by Prof.Dr. N.B.Sudharshan Acharya with the inspiration of the President of India Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam ji.
This is designed as ‘Aap Badho Desh ko Badhao’
After 3 days training program 6 BA students were selected in this training program and they went to 6 schools to train the students to identify individual leadership and strengths.
The BA students also participated in survey of AIDS.
They took the information from various girls hostels .
The Lecturers of the Department actively participated in faculty forum.

Achievements –

Sl.No	Faculty	Date	Topic	Delivered by
1	Smt. P.Shanthi	08-09-15	Socio-Economic Cultural conditions of Telangana.	JVR GDC, Sathupalli.
2	Smt.P.Shanthi	12-02-16	Telangana Freedom Struggle.	GDC, Nelakondapalli.

Our students got I, II Prizes in Elocution competitions which was conducted by District tourism Promotion Council at District Level.
S.Kanaka Rekha - HPML I Prize
B.Asha - HEP II Prize.

IV. INFRASTRUCTURE AND LEARNING RESOURCES –

History Department has a built up Area of 17 Sq Mts For teaching charts, Maps, OHP sheets and PPTs are used. A computer with internet facility is available in the Humanities staff room.

Departmental Library –

A departmental Library is maintained for the benefit of the students Important books and paper cuttings were issued to students by Issue Registers

V. STUDENT SUPPORT AND PROGRESSION

The Department of History took special care for student progression In addition to the classes each lecturer is assigned the responsibility of assessing the academic progress of the batch of students

Coaching Initiatives

Department of History conducted PG & B.Ed Entrance coaching classes for every year. Department of History also Coordinates Career Guidance Cell and has Server and 6 Systems. The Department encourage the students to attend the classes for competitive exams which were conducted by Career Guidance Committee in our college

Ward Counseling

The Faculty of the Department is maintained Ward Counseling Records in every year For the current year Smt P Shanthi is in-charge for the Group BA HECA III Yr and Smt G Vijaya Laxmi is in- charge for the BA III Yr HEP Group The Lecturers maintain this records and with this detailed knowledge of their Ward they formulate modifications and suggestions for the enrichment of these students.

Student Progression

S.No	Year	Name of the Student	Joined at P.G / B.Ed / Placement
1	2012-13	M.Parvathi	B.Ed
2		K.Nagamani
3		B.Anitha
4		B.Yashoda
5		D.Chandrakala
6		G.Usha
7	2013-14	K.Sravanthi	Select in Reliance
8		M.Uma Rani	Selected in Reliance
9		A.Sunitha	Selected in Reliance
10		P.Nirmala	B.Ed
11		A.Suneetha
12		K.Ramya Krishna
13		N.Srilaxmi.
14	2014-15	I.Renuka
15		P..Krishna Veni
16		P.Sravanthi
17		P.Naga Swaroopa
18		P.Sujatha
19		D.Ranitha
20		S.Lalitha
21		P.kalyani
22		L.Swaroopa
23	2015-16	BAnitha
24		H Priyanka
25		H Rambai
26	2016-17	ASuneetha
27		G Manjula
28		TUma Maheswari
29		K Nagamani
30		R Rajitha
31		K Prameela
32		P Sujatha
33		DRoja

VI. GOVERNANCE AND LEADERSHIP

Convener for 4 Committees

Student Consultancy and Career Guidance Committee
House Examinations Committee
Donor Merit Prizes – Poor Students aid Fund Committee
Jignasa Committee

Member in 5 Committees

MANA TV Committee
TSKC Committee
Faculty Forum
Arts Association
Student Union / Advisory Committee

Department Activities -

2017-18

S.No	Date	Name of the Activity Conducted	In Association with	No. of Students Participated	Resource person / Activity details
1	21-06-17	Yoga Day	Games Committees, NSS College staff	50	Smt A Srilatha
2	22-07-17	National Flag Adoption Day		60	Smt P.Shanthi
3	23-07-17	Tilak Jayanthi		70	Smt P.Shanthi
4	05-08-17	Prof. Jayashankar Birth Day	Political Science Dept.	70	Smt A Paramjyothi
5	08-08-17	Quit India Day	Political Science Dept.	72	Smt P.Shanthi & G.Madhusudhan Reddy
6	10-08-17	Hiroshima & Nagasaki Day	Political Science Dept.	75	Smt P.Shanthi & G.Madhusudhan Reddy
7	11-08-17	Quiz on National movement	Political Science Dept.	60	Smt P.Shanthi & G.Madhusudhan Reddy
8	05-09-17	Teachers Day	GDC(w) Staff	200	Principal Dr B.Madhuri
9	17-09-17	Liberation Day of Telangana	Telugu Dept	80	Smt A.Paramjyothi
10	18-09-17	Elocution on the occasion of World Tourism Day	Dist Tourism Council	80	Sri D.Suman Chakravarthi Dist Tourism Officer & J.Milton Asst Prof in History SR & BGNR College
11	18-09-17	Celebration of Batukamma Festival	GDC(W) Staff	80	Principal Dr B.Madhuri
12	24-102017	Celebration of UNO Day	Political Science Dept.	60	Smt P.Shanthi & G.Madhusudhan Reddy

2016 – 17

S.No	Date	Name of the Activity Conducted	In Association with	No. of Students Participated	Resource person / Activity details
1	22-07-16	National Flag Adoption Day		40	Smt P.Shanthi
2	23-07-16	Tilak Jayanthi		45	Smt P.Shanthi
3	30-07-16	Celebration of Bonala Festival		35	Smt P.Shanthi
4	06-08-16	Prof. Jayashankar B’Day		85	Smt P.Shanthi & A. Paramjyothi
5	08-08-16	Quit India Day- Elocution Competition		45	Smt P.Shanthi & G.Vijaya Laxmi
6	11-08-16	Quiz		50	Smt P.Shanthi & G.Vijaya Laxmi
7	03-09-16	Field Trip to Jilla Cheruvu			Smt P.Shanthi & G.Vijaya Laxmi
8	08-09-16	Teachers Day	GDC(w) Staff	85	Principal Dr B.Madhuri
9	17-09-16	Extension Lecture	.	80	Sri Ch.Kashaiah Ex MLA & ZP Chair Person
10	21-09-16	Celebration of World Peace Day	Political Science Dept.	80	Sri R.Satyanarayana
11	22-09-16	Elocution on the world Tourism Day	Dist Tourism Council	50	Sri D.Suman Chakravarthi Dist Tourism Officer
12	27-09-16	Photo Exhibition at SR & BGNR College	SR & BGNR College	30	Sri J.Milton
13	14-11-16	Essay writing on occasion of Nehru’s B’Day		20	Smt P.Shanthi
14	19-11-16	Elocution on the occasion of National Integration Day	Political Science	35	Smt P.Shanthi

2015-16

S.No	Date	Name of the Activity Conducted	In Association with	No. of Students Participated	Resource person / Activity details
1	22-07-15	National Flag Adoption Day		20	Smt P.Shanthi
2	23-07-15	Tilak Jayanthi		23	Smt P.Shanthi
3	06-08-15	Prof. Jayashankar B’Day		69	Smt P.Ramanamma , Dr A. Venkateswarlu & Smt Paramjyothi
4	07-08-15	Debate on the occasion of Hiroshma & Nagasaki Day		27	Smt P.Shanthi & G.Vijaya Laxmi
5	07-08-15	Celebration of Quit India Day		28	Smt P.Shanthi & G.Vijaya Laxmi
6	14-08-15	Elocution on Problems & of women in present Society		28	Dr J.Anuradha
7	19-08-15	Coin Exhibition	NSS	115	Sri P.Upender
8	20-08-15	Quiz		30	Smt P.Shanthi
9	05-09-15	Teachers Day	GDC(W) Staff	200	Principal
10	09-09-15	Speeches on the occasion of Kaloji B’Day		62	Smt P.Shanthi & G.Vijaya Laxmi
11	18-09-15	Elocution on the occasion of Liberation Day		50	Smt P.Shanthi
12	23-09-15	Photo exhibition	Dept of History at SR & BGNR college	20	Smt P.Shanthi
13	01-10-15	Elocution on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanthi		52	Smt Paramjyothi
14	13-11-15	Elocution on the occasion of Nehru Jayanthi		35	Smt P.Shanthi
15	10-12-15	Seminar on the occasion of Human Rights Day	NSS	120	Dr. B.V Reddy Asst.Prof of PS Nelakondapalli
16	04-01-16	Extension Lecture		50	Prof P.Varalaxmi HOD, OU

2014 – 15

S.No	Date	Name of the Activity Conducted	In Association with	No. of Students Participated	Resource person / Activity details
1	23-07-14	Tilak Jayanthi		50	Smt P.Shanthi
2	06-08-14	Extension Lecture on the Role of Prof. Jayashankar in formation of Telangana State		84	Prof S.Kanaka Chary Principal PG college,kmm
3	17-09-14	Elocution on the occasion of Liberation Day		30	Smt P.Shanthi & G.Vijaya Laxmi
4	31-10-14	Elocution on the role of Vallabai Patel in Unification		35	Smt P.Shanthi & G.Vijaya Laxmi
5	14-11-14	Elocution on the Role of Nehru in Modern India		34	Smt P.Shanthi
7	15-12-14	A Survey on AIDS		05	Smt P.Shanthi
8	08-01-15	Field Trip to Nemali		15	Smt P.Shanthi

2013 – 14

S.No	Date	Name of the Activity Conducted	In Association with	No. of Students Participated	Resource person / Activity details
1	22-07-13	Speches on the occasion of National Flag Adoption Day		52	Smt P.Shanthi
2	23-07-13	Elocution on the occasion of Tilak B’Day		48	Smt P.Shanthi & G.Vijaya Laxmi
3	31-10-13	Elocution on ‘Vallabhai Patel’		50	Smt Paramjyothi
4	14-11-13	Essay Writing on the occasion of Nehru’s B’Day		52	Smt P.Shanthi
5	27-11-13	Field Trip to Shiva Temple & Wyra Reservoir		20	Smt P.shanthi & Smt Paramjyothi

VII. INNOVATIVE / BEST PRACTICE -

History is one of the important subject in social sciences So the departments Primary object

is to improve the knowledge skills of the students and help from succeed in life The Dept of History followed some Best and Healthy Practices to improve the learning skills of the students

Heritage & Culture Club was started by Dept of History on 14-02-2014 by district Tourism Officer Sri Suman Chakravarthy The main objective of the club is to inculcate knowledge about the famous Historical cities in India as well as surrounding area
By this club students were encouraged to learn ‘Research Methodology’ by doing study projects
Besides class room teaching Bridge classes are conducted for the fresher’s
Showing Mana TV telecasts for better understanding of the subject
Taking care of the Ward and counseling then regularly
Taking Remedial classes for slow learners
Maintaining Paper clippings of B Ed, Group I, Group II and other competitive exams
For the benefit of the students, Department of History started Hand Embroidery course in light of ‘Earn while Learn’ programme this will help the students to improve the additional skills which related to self employment
In addition to teaching classes Extra Curricular activities like Group Discussions, Quiz, Field works etc were encouraged to students
Encourage the students to participate in National Service Scheme and other community services
Dept of History provides course materials to the students
Encourage students to come out freely to exhibit their talents such as drawing, music, dance etc
Encouraging the students to join in Computer Certificate courses for acquiring skills to cop up with the latest trends of Technological Development
Celebration of important days in History
Under Unique Practices the students of History of this college have gathered information regarding our National Leaders and Local Leaders Along with this they also collect the information regarding their villages

Description of the Best Practice –

Title of the Practice : Know Our National Leaders.
Goal : The aim of the practice is to develop the National Integrity and Patriotism among the students by reading or knowing the life history of the National Leaders Students took inspiration from them.
Content: The content of this practice is to develop the Research habit among the students by searching Life style of various National Leaders in History.
The Practice : The Students collect information of National leaders and write them down. Every student collect additional information about the National leaders, apart from textbooks. Some collect the information from videos/pictures. This helps the students develop their activities in future. Reading habit also will be developed by their practice.
Evidence of Success: Students habituated to visit the library by this practice. Their collection acts as inspiration to the next batch students.
Problems Encountered and Resources Required:
The main problem of this practice is to mainly of non-availability of books in telugu medium. Most of the students came from telugu medium background they are not good at understanding the available English Medium books.
Only with the help of videos/Pictures/Photographs of our National leaders. Students can Understand their life Style easily.
Notes:the Department of History has grouped all the works of students into a spiral set. This enables students to know about “National Leaders”.

SWOC Analysis of the Department and Future Plans

Strengths –

Highest pass percentage for the last three years
Participated in various programmes and won the prizes at Dist Level Ex. D Kanaka Rekha BA HPML II Yr won the II prize at district level Elocution competition which was conducted by District Tourism Promotion Council
Promoted Research Activities of students by Heritage & Culture Club of our Department

Weakness –

Low teacher student ratio to introduce new courses
Being women students, it is difficult to participate in Archeological Excavations and other Research Activities.

Opportunities –

Potential for introduce PG course in History.
Conduct Certificate courses for Tourism with duration one year or 6 months
Conduct Photo Exhibition
The Department is Potential to start Study Center giving coaching to Competitive Exams

Constraints

Low pass percentage at Entry Level (Intermediate)
Drop outs ratio is visible due to the marriages and Socio – Economic reasons.
Due to lack of qualified faculty in Archeology the Department couldn’t introduce Archeology & Tourism Courses in UG Level

Future Plans

Proposed to introduce PG Course in History .(M.A History)
To conduct one National Seminar during 2018-19 on ‘Women Participation in Telangana Struggle” (Proposal)
To conduct one Photo Exhibition on Historical Monuments in Telangana.
To introduce any one Certificate Course which is related to History or related to Women Empowerment.

Conclusion

Thus the fundamental Objectives of our department is to teach, clarify and intensify the knowledge and help them in scale further the heights of success. Our efforts and proposed action plan lays emphasis on positive guidance and is designed to direct the students learning activities to their ultimate aspirations.