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S.G.S ARTS COLLEGE

 SANSKRIT DEPARTMENT

FACULTY profile

Name	Dr. K.KOTESWARAIAH
Designation	ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (MTS)
Date of Birth	01-07-1974
Date of Appointment	13-02-2006
Date of Join in Current Station	27-08-2011
Contact No	99851 23262
Email ID	Koti.kaverigari@gmail.com
Website/Blog	http://sgsac.tirumala.org/

              Qualification: (highest to PG )

 

Qualification	Institution /University	Year
Ph.D	S.V.University, Tirupati.	2008
M.Phil	-----	---
PG	S.V.University, Tirupati.	1997

 

 Career Profile

 

Designation	Institution	Period
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (MTS)	S.V.Ayurvedic College, Tirupati	13-02-2006 To         26-08-2011
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (MTS)	S.G.S.Arts  College, Tirupati	27-08-2011 To Till date

 

      Seminars / Workshops/ Conferences : 02

 

Sl.No.	Name of the Conference/ Seminar/Workshop	International/National /State/Regional	Conducted By	Date/ Period
01	Holistic Development through Language and Literature	National Conference	Aurora’s Degree & PG College, Hyderabad.	3.1.2020
02	The Concept of Dharma in Sanskrit Literature And its Relevance to Contemporary Society	National Seminar	Dept of Sanskrit, S.V. University, Tirupati	19.3.2010

 

     Administrative Assignments

Committee	Convener/Member
Essay writing & Elocution Committee	Member
Time table committee	Member
Discipline & Anti-Ragging  committee	Member
Calendar committee	Member
Magazine committee	Member
Fine Arts committee	Member
Prayer committee	Member
Wardship Committee	Member
NAAC Cimmittee	Member

 

·      Membership:

S.No	Name of the Organisation/ Association
01	S.G.S.Arts College Alumni Association – Member - Treasurer

                                  

                   DEPARTMENT PROFILE

 

 Overview

           The Department of Sanskrit  was established in the year 1969 and affiliated with Sri Venkateswara University, Tirupati. For all the Under graduate degree Courses, Sanskrit has been taught as second Language  for first  and Second years students.

         Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam is the Hindu Religious organization.  It is protecting Hindu culture, spirituality, Righteousness continuously practicing Vaikhanasa Aagamas.  Our Indian culture & civilization is depending on Sanskrit language.  Vedas, Upanishads, are base for the culture which exists in Sanskrit language. It is obvious that the Degree students can inculcate human relations, knowledge in Vedas, practicing the spirituality by acquiring knowledge through learning the Sanskrit as their second language in their curriculum. TTD run  SGS Arts College, paved the ways to the students to improve their personality, body language and innovative features apart from spirituality in the society for their bright future. 

     The following Eminent Faculties are worked in the Department.

 

  Dr. K.S.R.Datta M.A.,Ph.D.,                               -   1970-1977

            Sri.G.G.V.R. RamanujaCharyulu.M.A.,            -   1977-2003

            Sri.E.A.Singaracharyulu.M.A.,                          -   1992-2001 

            Sri. P.Narayana Swamy .M.A.,M.Phil.,           -   2003-2011

            Dr.K.Koteswaraiah.M.A.,Ph.D.,                       -   2011- Till date

Vision:

1.    It is to inculcate the essence of the Sanskrit language and to make the students aware of its glory through Sanskrit Communication.

2.    Planning to mold the students to speak Sanskrit fluently.

3.    It is to implement the habit of practicing Sanathana Dharmam among students by chanting Sanskrit slokas, understanding epics, etc.

It is implemented to make the students discipline and to keep their minds in peace and harmony. 

 Values:

1.    Sanskrit is the mother of all the Indian languages. It is the base for Indian culture and traditions.  Whatever we have learned about our country; its traditions, ethics, and beliefs have come from the primary language of India. The name comes from the word – sam-skar which means  “to put together”. This is the only language used to perform all the ritual rites in major ceremonies like prayers, weddings, and other spiritual activities. Shlokas, Mantras, and Hymns apart from Vedas, Ithihasas, Puranas, and Panchatantra are recited in Sanskrit as it is said to be the most sacred and pure language. One can absolutely believe that Sanskrit knowledge is a wish-fulfilling divine tree of all human beings.

2.    The important human values in our day-to-day life are truth, beauty, goodness, thinking, feeling, and willing Satyam, Sivam, and Sundaram.

3.    It is helpful to acquire the divine knowledge of Bhagavadgita such as humanity, honesty, responsibility, the concept of karma, etc.

  Highlights of Sanskrit Department:

1.    Consistency in pass percentage i.e. 95%

2.    Celebration of Sanskrit day on Sravanapurnima every year.

3.    Celebration of Vyasa pournami.

4.    Celebration of Srikrishna Ashtami.

5.    Celebration of Gita Jayanthi.

6.    Guest Lectures by Eminent Scholars.

7.    Class Seminars by Students.

8.    chants the “Slokas”  in the classroom daily.

9.    To make the students adapt to our Indian Traditional Culture.

Strength Particulars

Academic Year	Class	Strength
2020-21	Degree Ist Year Degree 2nd Year	282 207
2019-20	Degree Ist Year Degree 2nd Year	207 187
2018-19	Degree Ist Year Degree 2nd Year	187 165
2017-18	Degree Ist Year Degree 2nd Year	165 154

 

Programme	Programme Name	Group/Subject
UG	B.A	HEP (EM)
UG	B.A	ASCA (EM)
UG	B.A	MES (EM)
UG	B.Com	Gen (EM)
UG	B.Com	C. A. (EM)
UG	B. Sc	MPC (EM)

 SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans:

Strengths	1.      Sanskrit is  the Mother of all  languages. 2.      Qualified, experienced and dedicated teaching faculty. 3.      Faculty contributing in design,development   and implementation of curriculum at  University level. 4.      Student centric functioning with mentoring, counselling through teachers and effective academic monitoring. 5.      Safe and Secured Environment for girl students. 6.      To Practice  good manner with Sanskrit knowledge.
Ø Weaknesses	1.     Majority students are coming from rural background. 2.     Less students pursuing higher education. 3.     Few  students had not studied Sanskrit in their  previous classes. 4.      Less Job opportunities.
Ø Opportunities	1.     Students are very much familiar with our culture and customs and therefore, they opt for various write ups on them. 2.     Involving in ethical research. 3.     Teaching Opportunities. 4.     Motivaters, to inspire people by moral  values  of Sanskrit.
Ø Challenges	1.    To improve the academic Performance of students. 2.    To improve the communication skills in Sanskrit. 3.    Encouraging students for competitive  examinations and higher studies. 4.    To create good environment  through Sanskrit language.
Ø Future Plans	1.    To encourage the majority of students to  chant   Bhagawat gita Slokas regularly. 2.    To convey the message of the  Bhagavadgita to the students and to make sure that it must be implemented in their daily life for betterment. 3.    Plnning to divide the students into few groups and send them to various colleges for conveying values of the gita.

  

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