Session on “Assessment of the Changing Nature of Regional Dynamics of South Asia” held on 21st February 2025 at K102 Smart Room.
Expert Speaker – Dr. Syed Ali Mujtaba, Assistant Professor, Dr. M.G.R. Educational and Research Institute.
Regional Dynamics Focus – Discussed major shifts in the political and strategic contours of South Asia.
Geopolitical Implications – Highlighted the global impact of regional tensions and diplomatic policies.
Focused Academic Lecture
Session on “Women as Agents of Change – Movements that Reshaped Societies” held on 30th October 2025.
Dr. K. Florence, Professor, Department of Political Science, delivered the lecture.
Highlighted women-led movements from suffrage to modern feminist and human rights struggles.
Emphasized women’s role in challenging oppression and shaping inclusive, equitable societies
Informative and engaging session that enhanced awareness among Political Science students.
Focused Subject Lecture
Session on “Human Rights: Evolution, Global Framework, and the Indian Experience” held on 4th November 2025.
Dr. Syed Ali Mujtaba, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science and Public Administration, Dr. M.G.R. Educational and Research Institute.
Traced the evolution of human rights from philosophical origins to modern frameworks like the UDHR and UN conventions.
Highlighted Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles, and issues like inequality and rights of marginalized groups.
Engaging discussion encouraged critical thinking and interest in human rights, governance, and public policy.
Subject Lecture on UN
Session on “UN and its Organs” held on 11th March 2026 at the K102 Smart Room.
Dr. Syed Ali Mujtaba, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science and Public Administration.
Covered the origin, objectives, and evolving role of the UN in peace, human rights, and global cooperation.
Explained the six principal organs (General Assembly, Security Council, ECOSOC, ICJ, Secretariat, Trusteeship Council) and their contemporary relevance.
Highlighted India’s contributions, encouraged Q&A discussion, and enhanced student understanding of international governance and multilateral diplomacy.