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List of Papers Scheduled for Presentation in
National Seminar on “Social Work Practice:
Concerns & Challenges for 21st Century” to be
held on October 12-13, 2014
Venue: Conference Hall, Academic Block
Social Work, Entrepreneurship and Social Development
1.
Field Work Practicum in Social Work Education In India: Emerging Issues
and Challenges
Dr. Bishnu Mohan Dash
2.
Social Work, Entrepreneurship and Social Development
Vilma Margaret
3.
Corporate Social Responsibility: A Strategy for Social Development
Kumari Garima & Dr. Shweta Prasad
4.
Scope of Gerontogical Social Work in India: An Overview
Dr Tejveer Chowdhary
5.
Parent- Child Relationship & Self Esteem Among School Going Adolescents
Anshu S., Rajni S, Kaptan Singh S., Manisha K., & Amool Ranjan S
6.
A study about marriage system among bhil tribe: Jhabua (M.P)
AradhanaGoswami
7.
An Analysis of Sex Ratio Disparity in Rajasthan
Kirandeep Kaur
8.
Social Development and Women Entrepreneur in India
Dr. Rajni Sharma
9.
Social Work and Rural Development with Special Reference to Divyayan
Krishi Vigyan Kendra: An Empirical Study in Jharkhand
Raju Das, and Koustab Majumdar
10.
Changing Society: A Paradigm Shifting In Life
Abhishek, Tauffiqu Ahamad and Dr. Rajesh Kumar Shastri
11.
Role of Social Work in Ensuring Gender Equality in Primary Education to
Achieve MDGs
Alka Singh
12.
Social Work Education in Rajasthan: Opportunities and Challenges
Mahesh Choudhary
13.
Negligence: A Hitch in Social Development in India
M.G.K. Srinivas
14.
An Overview of Urbanisation and Its Inimical Aftermath in India
Nancy Mengi
15.
Grand Challenges in Social Work Practice in 21st Century
Dr Veena Dwivedi
16.
Social Work Perspective of Naxal Conflict – A South Odisha Protracted
Conflict
Dr K. Anuradha
17.
Social Development of Women Entrepreneur to Provide Sustainable Future in
Textile Industry
Ms. Noopur Sonee1, Dr. Chitra Arora2
18.
Status of Below Poverty Line (BPL) Families through Indira Awaas Yojna: A
Case Study
Bijayalaxmi Panda
19.
Social Entrepreneurship and Social Development: Implications and Prospects
Abdul Azeez. E.P
20.
Building Entrepreneurial Mindset: The Need of Future Development Sector
Ajay Kumar Shukla
21.
Teaching of Inclusive Education
Dr. Manish Bhatnagar
22.
It's Criminal!: A Look at Prisons in Indian Cinema
Meghna Vesvikar
23.
Paradigm Shifts in Corporate Social Responsibility in India: New
Opportunities & Challenges for Social Work Practice
Asutosh Pradhan
24.
Social Transformation of Women: Myth or Reality
Dr. Renu Yadav
25.
Social Dynamics
Vaishali G. Bhagwatkar
Domestic Violence and Social Work
26.
Domestic Violence: A Symbol of Patriarchal Society in India
Bhanu Pratap Singh
27.
Addressing Declining Child Sex Ratio
Yogesh Jain
28.
Working Women Facing Different Violence During Their Professions
Anupriya Singh
29.
Domestic Violence and Social Service Innovative Program Among
Schedule Tribal Women Of Uttar Pradesh
Manish Kumar, Sushma Pandey
30.
Living Under the Shadow of Gun: A Case of Children Victims Of Arms
Conflict In The State Of J&K, India
Mohd. Uzair, DigvijoyPhukan
31.
Human Rights Violation against Women: Exploring the Ways through Social
Work
Mr.Shaik Ali
32.
The Act of Domestic Violence in Perspective of Social Work Practice
Ms. Shashikala
33.
The Scenario of Domestic Violence and Its Health Consequences among
Women in Lucknow City
Shweta Sahu
34.
Application Of Social Work To Women In Domestic Violence
Yadam Ram Kumar
35.
Domestic Violence: The Challenges for Restorative Justice and Responsive
Regulation
Dr Asutosh Pradhan and Dr. Rashmita Ray
36.
Role of Domestic Violence Cells in Mitigating Domestic Violence: A Case
Study
Bhasker Reddy Perumalla
37.
Women of Kulal Community: Effect of Domestic Violence on Beedi Rolling
Occupation
Bhavanishankar. P and Dr. Mohan S. Singhe
38.
Social Work Intervention Against Domestic Violence: How Prepared Are We?
Dawood Ahmad Khan
39.
Marital Adjustment and Life Satisfaction Among spouse of Person with
Alcohol Dependence
Nazish F , Rishi P & Manisha K.
40.
Domestic Violence Some Relevance of Nandurbar District, Maharashtra State
Mr. Nilesh U Gaikwad
41.
Domestic Violence and Social Work
Dr. Amita Jain and Pooja Jain
42.
Strategies for Curbing the Violence against Women: Examples Setup through
Community Intervention
Dr.SamapikaMohapatraAparna
43.
Sexual Violence and Child Marriage in India: Application of Social Work
Intervention
Jayakant Singh
44.
Challenges to Human Rights: An Insight and Perspectives on Domestic
Violence
Suresh K. Mugutmal
45.
Society without Women-a Real Disaster for Whole Mankind
Saurabh Chaudhary & Anupam Kumar Verma
46.
Impact of Intimate Partner Violence on The Health Of Women
Shalini Yadav & Dr. Manushi Srivastava
47.
Domestic Violence: A journey from Private to Public Domain
Swati Bist
48.
Domestic Violence and Social Work
Avantika choudhary
49.
Gender Disparities Among the Mental Health of Elders in Sivaganga District
at Tamilnadu
Dinesh R S & A.Suguna
50.
Domestic Violence Against Women: A Social Work Concern
PRADEEP K.D.and DIVYA K
51.
Domestic Violence and Social Work
Dr. Annu Singh
52.
Domestic Violence and Social Work
Deepshikha Singh
53.
Domestic Violence in Ladnun
Narendra Singh
Conflict Resolution and Social Work
54.
Conflicts in Workplace
K.PRASHANTH REDDY
55.
Conflict Resolution in Consumer Rights Disputes
Dr.G.Rajaram
56.
Industrial Conflicts
SUNIL KUMAR K S
57.
Conflict Resolution and Social Work
Virochan Raote
58.
Conflict and Conflict Management: A Conceptual Exploration
Dr Vivek Maheshwari
Spirituality and Social Work Practice
59.
Spirituality And Social Work Practice: Gender Perspective
Abhay M. Jadhav & Sandeep B. Jagdale
60.
Integration and Revival of Spirituality in the Realm of Social Work Practices
Arun Kumar. J
61.
Social Work Practice Concerns And Challenges: Spirituality And Social Work
Practice
Dr. Prakash K.
62.
Role of Religion in Social Work Practice
T. Ravindra Lotsch
63.
The Role Of Preksha Meditation In De-Alcoholism
Dr YUVRAJ SINGH KHANGAROT
64.
Infertility: Spiritual Practices Among The Infertile Couples
Poornima.P.S
65.
& Dr. C. Sheesh Kumar
Spirituality and Coping Strategies in Persons with Alcohol Dependence
Syndrome: A Comparative Study
Raja Upadhyay, N.K. Singh, D. Bhattacharjee and S. Poddar
66.
Yoga as a therapeutic tool for health management in social work practice
Dr. Pradyumna Singh Shekhawat
Health, Disability and Social Work
67.
Emerging Health Issues: Implications for Social Work Intervention
Dr.Ravindra Singh
68.
Maternal Health Culture of Santhal Tribes of Dumka District, Jharkhand
Arti Kumari
69.
Adolescence Health at Risk: A Social Work Perspective
Maheshwari S Kachapur
70.
Psycho-Social Perspectives of Disability In Social Work
Sujatha Billava
71.
Role of Social Work in the Empowerment of Differently Abled
Dr. Archana Singh,
72.
Gender Disparities Among The Mental Health of Elders in Sivaganga District
at Tamil Nadu
R.S.Dinesh
73.
Need of Health Insurance for Poor Community in India
Pratima Yadav
74.
Sanitation in Remote Area
Nagaraj
75.
The Influence of Intensive Motherhood in the Rehabilitation and Integration
of Hearing Impaired Children
N.S.Ramesh Chandran
76.
A Study on the Factors Influencing the Health Seeking Behaviour of
transgenders living with HIV/AIDS(special reference to Chennai)
Sudha.M
77.
The Human Rights Perspective in Social Health Care
Vineeta Singh, Dr. Manushi Srivastava
78.
Application of Social Work To Women In Domestic Violence
Yadam Ram Kumar
79.
Interventions in Issues of Disability through Social Work Practice can Lead
Inclusive Growth of Disabled
Mr.Pankaj Shankar Kumbhar
80.
Field Work Practice in Mental Retardation Sector
Mr. Ajit Kumar and Ms. M. Amruthamma
81.
Children’s Health and Social Work: A Study Based on a Resettlement Colony
in Delhi
Md. Ali Azam
82.
A Study Among SHG Dalit Women With Regard to Health Awareness in
Guntur District
Dr. Allu Gowri Sankar Rao
83.
Social work with Differently-abled People in India: A Rights Based Approach
Amir Hussain and Dr.Sameena
84.
Quality of Life And Burden Among Parents Of Mentally Challenged Children
Ashwini J. Dhembare & Shrikant Pawar, Rishi P and Dr. Manisha Kiran
85.
Role of NGO’s in Education of Disabled Children
Mr. Sunil Kumar and Mr. Satpal Arya
86.
Disability and Stigma: Implications for Social Work Practice
Vinay Suhalka
87.
Health And Burden of Caregivers of Schizophrenic Patients
JAGRITI
88.
Social Work Intervention Among Female Sex Workers, and Awareness about
HIV/AIDS
Monika Yadav
89.
Role of Social Worker in National Trust Act
Mr. P.Clement and Mr. Pankhi Ram Meena
90.
The Relationship between Perceived Stress, Self Esteem, Way of Coping and
Problem Solving Ability among School Going Adolescents
Prashant Srivastava, Manisha Kiran and Monica Juneja
91.
Clinical Expressive Symptoms & Socio-Occupational Functioning Among
Person With Schizophrenia
Rajni S
92.
Promoting Menstrual Hygiene among Adolescent Girls
Monika Gautam and Anita Gautam
93.
The Knowledge And Awereness Is Key To Prevent Sickle Cell
Anemia
Disease Among Tribal People
Nitin W.Tayade
94.
Psycho Social Experiences of Patients with Chronic Kidney Diseases.
Implications for Social Work
Prof. K. Anuradha and Ms. D. Sowdamini
95.
A Study on The Health And Disability of Kulal Women With Reference
Tobeedi Rolling Occupation
Sharath kumar. R and Bhavanishankar. P
96.
Capacity Building of Rural Adolescent Girls’ Regarding Reproductive Health
Rakesh Dwivedi , Mohini Gautam
97.
A Study on Utilization of Health Care Services during Pregnancy among
Currently Married Women in Andhra Pradesh
Dr Kh. Bimolata Devi
98.
Psycho-Social Problems of Orphan Male Children in Coimbatore
TM. Mirshad Rahman & Dr. A. Shahin Sultana
99.
Knowledge and Practice of Reproductive Health Among School Going
Adolescent Girls
M. Reena & Prof. P. Vinayaka Murthy
100. Family Support and Quality of life in psychiatric Rehospitalization
Bhupendra Singh, Satabdi Chakraborty & Priti Singh
101. Article on Care of Neglected Children – Implication of Social Work Practice
Dr. Bijendr Pradhan
Social Work with Marginalised Groups
102. Social Work Approaches and Strategies Among Marginalised People: A
Reflection From India
Ms. Bhagyashree.S.Vadageri
103. Psycho-Social Problems of Orphan Male Children in Coimbatore
TM. Mirshad Rahman, Dr. A. Shahin Sultana
104. Dopes (Directly Observed Poverty Eradication System) - A New Approach In
Poverty Alleviation
Baiju.J.
105. Social Work With Marginalised Group And Role Of Teacher
Dr. Bhabagrahi Pradhan & Dr. Vishnu Kumar
106. Livelihood Insecurity in Mewat: Implications for Social Work Practice
Bindiya Narang
107. Impact of displacement on the Oraons of Rourkela: A Social Work Perspective
EshaGhosh
108. Awareness of Dalit Women on Political Participation
Dr. G. Samba Siva Rao
109. Caste, Class and Tribe Dynamics: Field Study of Purnia District
Rabi Raj
110. A Study on the Achievements of Female Sex Workers’ in possessing Social
Entitlements
A.S. Kumari
111. Homelessness: A Challenge To Socio Economic Life
A case-study of Mumbai city
Bijitha Revati & Prerana Banik
112. Literacy Level and Development of Non-Scheduled Tribal Communities in
Puducherry: Challenges and Inclusive Strategies
Bagavathi Raja. A
113. Neo-libral Reforms and Marginalized Sections in India: Emerging Concern,
Challenges and Social Work Practice
Dr. Ashvini Kumar Singh & Ms Menika Singh
114. Globalization and Marginalized Groups: Issues, Challenges and Social Work
Response
Dr. Ashvini Kumar Singh
115. Social Inclusion – A Myth or Reality
Aarti yadav
116. Status of Working Rights of Rice Processing Workers in Bangladesh: Problems
and Progress
S. M. Atiar Rahman
117. Contemporary Situation of De-notified and Nomadic Tribes of Maharashtra
Atul Mane
118. Marginalized Groups: Present Scenario In India
Prince Jain
Environmental Issue and Macro Social Work
119. Ecopsychology, Holistic Health and Social Work Practice
Prof. J.P.N. Mishra
120. The Inevitability of People’s Participation of Solid Waste Management
B. Suresh Babu
121. Social Work and Environmental Sustainability: An Emerging Dimension
Pradipta Banerjee
Social Work and Micro Finance
122. A Study On The Impact Of Micro Finance Among The Women Self Help
Groups Practising Sericulture In Ramanagaram District Of Karnataka
M. Ramesh
123. Women Empowerment and Role of Micro Finance in India
Reemi Verma
124. Social Work and Micro Finance in Indin
Digvijay Kumar
125. Microfinance Management: An Emerging Avenue in Social Work
Mr. Jitendra S. Gandhi
126. Microfinance Activities of An Institutionalised SHG in Public Sector: A Study
Based on Kudumbashree Experiences Of Kerala
KC SAJU
127. Social Work With Marginalised Group
Mohammad Sushil
128. Empowerment of Women through Microcredit: Evidence from Selected NGOs
in Bangladesh
Md Fazlul Haque
129. Inclusive Growth in Agriculture in Bangladesh: The Role of Microfinance
Md Abdul Wadud
130. Impact of Credit and Extension Services on Farms Efficiency and Income in
Bangladesh: A Comparison of CRS and VRS Approaches and Tobit Model
Md. Nurunnabi Miah
Social Work: Interface with Social Science discipline
131. Social Work and Social Sciences: An overview of Meeting and Departure
Ravi Ranjan Kumar and Kirti Arya
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