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THE VICE CHANCELLOR


THE VICE CHANCELLOR


Professor Ramesh Chandra joined as Vice Chancellor of Bundelkhand University on July 31, 1999. The first thing which Prof. Chandra aimed to achieve as Vice-Chancellor is to set a Mission to put the University on National and International center stage by imparting quality vocational and scientific education and undertaking basic and applied research. The purpose was to improve the quality and value of humane irrespective of gender, caste, nationality and religion.

Today, Bundelkhand University constitutes 8 faculties, 21 Schools of higher learning, 93 departments and 32 Colleges that caters to the need of more than 75000 students in the various fields of their study leading to graduation, post-graduation, and Ph.D./D.Sc./D.Litt. Degrees. The University also provides an appropriate setting for high-class entrepreneurial creativity, research and prototype technological development in the various areas of higher education. The university has gone truly innovative, interdisciplinary and International and striving hard to achieve excellence and global competitive edge.


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Prof. Chandra has a very strong faith that the higher education and research is the strongest instrument for solving the problems of hunger and poverty, of insanitation and illiteracy, of superstitions, dreadening customs and traditions, of vast resources running to waste, of a rich country inhabited by starving people, of global warming and ozone depletion, of cancer, Aids and other diseases and many more problems which mankind will face in the next millennium. His scientific temper and visionary approach is instrumental in setting up 21 new schools of higher learning and 18 new vocational and professional courses in computer, management, pharmacy, biochemistry, microbiology, international business, social works, law, hotel and tourism management, human rights, health care administration and banking economics and finance.
· Plans have been finalized to conduct Special Seminars on Entrepreneurship, Personality Development, Stress Management, Administrative Reforms, and Office Automation.
· Cultural activities, Sports activities, inter college and inter university participation is being encouraged.
· Foreign collaboration, Industry Interaction, Research Laboratory participation, Faculty participation from other universities, Industrial visits etc. are being promoted.
· Institution of Scholarship by Government funding agencies, industries, charitable institution and individuals were procured and promoted.

While modern scientists have developed a strong faith in wheel- the moving spirit, Prof. Chandra follows the old Indian rishis with a strong faith in the arrow-the well-directed spirit. A system of accountability, consistent with the ethical and moral ideals of truth, honesty, integrity, objectivity, fairness and impartiality at all cost, is the main objective of Prof. Chandra. But he once said that the strong faith and commitment, which we had in our teachers, may be relevant to the time, but, without reincarnation of another faith, equally strong, will it be good for the education system_ How a person without tools and the infrastructure for sharpening them can deliver the goods_

According to Prof. Chandra, University teacher has FOUR main roles to perform: first, as an innovative and creative lecturer, filled with wide outlook, full of examples, creative to respond to the immediate need and visionary in nature. Second, to create new knowledge by doing research and developmental activities inside and outside the laboratory. Research is not limited to carry out some scientific experiments, it involve mental exercise to create new thought for action. Third, the very important one, to be the guide; to help a student in his over all development; to make him enterprising, innovative and creative; to show him the path of success; to help him so that he is able to set a realistic goal for himself, achievable goal, and in setting next higher goal. Fourth, be a producer, a quality producer, a good manager, and not only an innovative manager of man, machines and resources but also creator of material resources for self and others. He admits that we are very poor in respect of role third and fourth.

Teacher development is always associated with the University development. After his joining he set an agenda for the development of Bundelkhand University. His achievements in this area are:

· All formalities for University recognition under 12 (B) of UGC act, 1956, to become eligible for Central Assistance have been completed; recognition will be granted by the UGC soon.
· Applications for AICTE/PCI/BCI approval of certain courses have already been made to the concerning authorities.
· An Appeal for the recognition of B.Ed. (Special) program is pending with NCTE and decision in favour of University is expected very soon.
· Reform in the conduct of examination, publication of results, automation of Examination branch etc. is in the process.

Education is not just a destination to Prof. Chandra but it is a continuous journey. He believes that education opens up the heart and mind of the young and the old alike so that one can communicate and live in harmony and peace. He advocates Mahatma Gandhi's philosophy of education, which leads to self-reliance, self-control and dignity of labor, and is consistent with our Vedic philosophy wherein emphasis was always for the search of truth and Lead me from Falsehood to truth; darkness to light; death to immortality, these words have become insignia and watchword for many institutions of higher learning.