“gemmology” (fnsg) - mp higher education
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“gemmology” (fnsg) - mp higher education
ANNOUNCEMENT FIFTH NATIONAL SEMINAR ON “GEMMOLOGY” (FNSG) (February 22 & 23, 2014) Organised by Department of Geology, Govt. Motilal Vigyan Mahavidyalaya, Bhopal (M.P.) Sponsored by University Grants Commission Central Regional Office, Bhopal Co-Sponsored by South Asian Association of Economic Geologists (SAAEG) Bhopal Chapter and Indian Science Congress Association (ISCA), Bhopal Chapter PREAMBLE Gemmology, the science and art of gems and gemstones, has fascinated the mankind since time immemorial. The gemstones – aptly described as the “Flowers of the Mineral Kingdom” - have been valued not only for their charm and beauty in manufacturing high-cost Jewellery, but also for their unique therapeutic and astrophysical significance. . India’s status as one of the leading repositories of the multitude of worldclass gemstones has enhanced in the recent years to world’s biggest manufacturer of the processed (i.e. cut and polished) gemstones. The share of India in global production of cut and polished diamond alone is about 80% in terms of quantity and about 55% in terms of value. The export of other coloured gemstones from India is also of the order of about Rs. 1000 crore per annum. The prospects of developing diamond and other gemstone-based industries further in the country are quite bright and the geological community can play an important role in modernizing it and also in upgrading the awareness among the common people about their identification, testing, gradation, valuation, trade and job opportunities. The twin states of Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh are endowed with numerous deposits of good quality diamond and other gemstones. About 95% of the production of diamond in India comes presently from the kimberlite pipe of Majhgawan and the remaining 5% from the Quaternary gravels in Panna district of M.P. Besides, the precious and semi-precious varieties of several other minerals e.g. Corundum (ruby and sapphire), Emerald, Aquamarine, Alexandrite, Rock crystal, Apatite, Beryl, Topaz, Tourmaline, Garnet etc. are being mined from different parts of the country. Keeping the above-stated facts in view, an initiative has been taken by the Geology Department of Govt. Motilal Vigyan Mahavidyalaya (M.V.M.), Bhopal in collaboration with SAAEG, Bhopal Chapter and ISCA, Bhopal Chapter to organize the Fifth National Seminar on "Gemmology". VENUE AND DATES OF THE PROGRAMME : The venue of the entire programme will be the Department of Geology, Govt. Motilal Vigyan Mahavidyalaya, Bhopal (M.P.). It will be held during February 22 and 23, 2014. A display of India's gems and gemstones will be made open to the general public on the 23rd Febuary, 2014. TECHNICAL PROGRAMME AND INVITATION: The major themes/sub-themes of the Seminar shall be as follows:I. Mode of occurrence, genesis and controls of gemstone mineralisation. II. Gemstone exploration and exploitation (mining) technology, including environmental aspects. III. Gemstone identification, gradation and valuation. Cutting and polishing technology. IV. Enhancement and treatment of gemstones. V. Gemstone-based industries, marketting, trade, export and import policies and legislation related to diamond and gemstones. VI. The interfaces of Gemmology, Astrology and Medical science, principally Ayurvedic system of medicine. The programme shall comprise keynote addresses and contributed papers on the above-stated sub-themes by geoscientists and experts of the country. Special sessions as part of the workshop will be conducted by the experts of respective methodologies and techniques employed for gemmological investigations. Papers dealing with any of the stated themes/subthemes are invited. The Last date for receiving invited contributions is 31 January, 2014. REGISTRATION DETAILS : The registration for the above-stated seminar will entitle an individual to participate in all technical sessions and social functions. It will also include the provisions of literature kit, lunch and tea/coffee on both the days of the programme. The registration fee payable by demand draft or in cash at the registration counter is as follows:- Category Registration Fee (in Rs.) Delegates from industries/sponsores : 2000/- Delegates from educational institutions : 400/- Students and Research Scholars* : 200/- * Student/Research Scholar delegate should produce a certificate to that effect from the Head of the Institution concerned. MODE OF PAYMENT AND LAST DATE FOR REGISTRATION: All payments should be made by Demand Draft in favour of “Principal, Govt. MVM, Bhopal", and payable at any nationalized bank at Bhopal. The last date for submission of Registration form along with Registration fee is 31 January, 2014. EXHIBITS AND ADVERTISEMENTS : Facilities for exhibition of gemstones & gems, equipments, publications / video displays, etc. shall be made available at the venue of the seminar on specific request. Display advertisements at the programme venue and indicated space for advertisements (Full or half page, in colour or black and white) in the abstract volume and proceedings volume will also be entertained. SPONSORSHIP : Sponsorship/Co-sponsorship of the Programme is solicited from the individuals and organizations / Jeweller houses to promote the interest of the gemmological science, technology and trade in the country. Their partial financial support for bringing out the proceeding’s volume of the seminar and entertainment to the delegates and experts at the inaugural or valedictory function, lunch, dinner, etc. or display advertisements will also be welcome. CONVENER’S ADDRESS : Dr. R.S. Raghuwanshi, Convener (FNSG) Professor, Department of Geology, Govt. Motilal Vigyan Mahavidyalaya, Jehangirabad, Bhopal (M.P.) Pin : 462 008 Mob. : 094253-73093 email : [email protected] REGISTRATION FORM Fifth National Seminar in “GEMMOLOGY” (FNSG) (February 22-23, 2014) Name (in block letters) : ............................................. Qualification : ............................................................. Designation and Department : ................................... Address for Communication ..................................... ......................................................................................... Phone : ....................... Email : .................................... I would like to participate in the Fifth National Seminar on "GEMMOLOGY” Registration Fee of Rs……........…….., payable in favour of Principal, Govt. MVM, Bhopal by D.D. No. ………….................... is enclosed. Signature Note : This form should be sent to the Convener 's address. ORGANIZING COMMITTEE : Patrons : Chairman : Vice Chairman : Coordinators : Convener : Org. Secretary : Publication secr. : Joint Organising Secretaries : Executive Members : Dr. Rakesh Singh Dr. Mahendra Singh Dr. D.K. Gupta Dr. Sandhya Trivedi Dr. Ruchira Chaudhary Dr. Usha Nair Dr. Alka Pradhan Prof. P.K. Verma, Director Genral, MPCST, Bhopal Prof. K.L. Rai, President, South Asian Association of Economic Geologists (SAAEG) Dr. Abha Gargav, Principal, Govt. M.V.M., Bhopal Dr. V. K. Parashar, Prof. & Head Department of Geology, Govt. M.V.M., Bhopal, Convener, ISCA, Bhopal Chapter Dr. D.C. Gupta, Rector, Barkatullah University, Bhopal Dr. V.L. Punwatkar, Prof., Deptt. of Geology, Govt. M.V.M., Bhopal Dr. A.N. Singh, Director, MIGTRC, Jabalpur Dr. R.S. Raghuwanshi, Prof. of Geology, Govt. M.V.M., Bhopal Dr. H.U. Usmani, Prof. of Geology, Govt. M.V.M., Dr. G.P. Singh, Prof. of Geology, Govt. M.V.M., Dr. R.N. Sahu, Associate Professor, Dept. of Earth Science, Barkatullah Univ., Bhopal Dr. D.R. Tiwari Asstt. Prof. of Geology, Govt. M.V.M., Dr. Amar Shrivastava Asstt. Prof. of Geology, Govt. M.V.M., Dr. Pradeep Bagde Asstt. Prof. of Geology, Govt. M.V.M., Dr. Umesh Shrivastava, Asstt. Prof. of Geology, Govt. M.V.M., Dr. Kailash Tyagi Dr. Santosh Bhargav Dr. R.K. Tenguria Dr. R.S. Verma Dr. Neerja Shrivastav Dr. Praveen Tamot Dr. Manisha Singh