Any nation’s development depends heavily on the encouragement of research. In any higher educational institution, knowledge production is just as vital as knowledge transfer. This could only be accomplished by providing the researchers with a support structure that would allow them to concentrate on their primary research tasks, as well as by assisting them in obtaining the necessary cash, facilities, and time to carry out their research. Therefore, there is a current need to promote research. The College launches research projects using the following tactics:
The institute supports academic research, and they are encouraged to share their findings in conferences, seminars, workshops, and symposiums both nationally and internationally.
To publish high-quality research articles in journals that are both UGC-listed and peer-reviewed.
To plan seminars, conferences, and workshops on topics with local, regional, national, and international significance.
To encourage the professors to work on their Ph.D.s, do additional research, and submit major/minor research projects to the UGC, ICSSR, DST, and CST.
To publish scholarly, edited works of the highest caliber.
Encourage instructors as sources of research advice in order to develop a large pool of research researchers.
To encourage the lecturers to oversee the doctoral students as they work on their dissertations.
To develop partnerships and research collaborations with other organizations, businesses, and academic institutions.
To give teachers and researchers incentives and seed money for their research projects.
For the purpose of encouraging a research culture among the faculty, staff, and students on campus, the institution has a Research Advisory Committee and an Academic Research Coordinator. In order to participate and present their research papers at national and international conferences, seminars, workshops, and symposiums, the college offers TA/DA and duty leave. Faculty members are encouraged to do so. Faculty members are encouraged to submit applications for research grants to various funding organizations. It offers faculty members incentives and start-up funding for their research projects. For teachers and researchers, the college offers computer and internet access, electronic journals, INFLIBNET, DELNET, and other resources. It plans seminars, conferences, and workshops on a range of study topics. Teachers who are pursuing their doctorates are provided with a study leave facility by the college. It has created an ethics code for research. The college has established linkages and MoUs with Institutes / Industries for research and training etc.
The College has observed successful outcomes in research in the last few years after the implementation of the promotion of research as the best practice. Achievement in the field of research is the main indicator of excellence in research accomplished at the College.
The college has research facilities for the following disciplines: In certain domains, more than 20 academic members are recognized as research supervisors and mentors. At the most recent session 2021-2022, the college professors presented more than 14 research papers in conferences, workshops, and symposiums, as well as more than 23 research papers in journals that have been peer-reviewed and authorized by the UGC. The College provides financial support for 22 seminars, more than 05 books/chapters of books published by various publishers, and the teachers who wish to attend conferences, seminars, or workshops and present their research the college provides financial aid so they can attend workshops, conferences, and other events.
The following objectives are laid by the college:
The college frequently hosts conferences, seminars, and lectures by subject experts on environmental concerns. The worldwide impact of local environmental change is a concern that is hidden behind the screen. Rallies and posters are another way that cities and communities communicate environmental awareness. The signs for a plastic-free campus are visible everywhere. With notice boards stating it is an infraction punishable by fines, the college also promotes lowering noise pollution both within and outside the campus. On campus, smoking is not permitted at all. The college has prohibited rubbish / waste burning on its property.
Vermicomposting units have been developed by the Department of Zoology for use on campus to handle solid waste and as a chemical-free alternative in our garden.
To conserve bio-degradable fuel and maintain a pollution-free environment, eco-friendly electrical vehicles and bicycles are pushed (and an appreciation certificate is given to them).
Trees are periodically planted to bring greenery to the campus. In addition, trees are thought of as the planet’s lungs. Harvesting rainwater is another practice. Gardening also makes use of wastewater. For the efficient pollination of a flowering plant, hive boxes are positioned.
To save electricity, LED bulbs are used. It is insured that fans and electric bulbs are switched off when they are not in use. Solar Street Lights are installed at the roadside on the campus.
Problems encountered and resources required:
The Maharaja Sir Bhagwati Prasad Singh All India Prize Money Hockey Tournament started in Balrampur in the year 1938 and is still popular with the people of Balrampur. This tournament was started by Maharaja Sir Pateswari Prasad Singh in the name of his father Maharaja Sir Bhagwati Prasad Singh. The tournament was conducted regularly by Maharaja, Balrampur till the commencement Of the Uttar Pradesh Zamindari Abolition and Land Reforms (Amendment) Act, 1963. Honorable dignitaries of Balrampur organized this tournament till 1968, and there-after M.L.K. (P.G.) College, Balrampur is successfully organizing this tournament yearly. Dhyanchand the magician of hockey, K. D. Singh” Babu”, Ashok Kumar, and a few other Olympic players have also played in this tournament. The Maharaja Sir Bhagwati Prasad Singh Prize Money Hockey Tournament has been converted into a national tournament today. The Hockey Tournament has got a B grade status from Hockey India. About more than 14 national level hockey teams i.e., C.D.A Balrampur, M.B.S.P.G. College, Karampur, Ghazipur, M. Dhyanchand Sports College, Saifai, Etawa, Star-XI Balrampur, U. P. Police Lucknow, Uttarakhand Hockey, K. D. Singh Babu Society, Lucknow, Artillery Nashik, Signal Corps Jalandhar, Sashastra Seema Bal, N.E.R. Gorakhpur participate in this tournament yearly.
This tournament was postponed for the 2020–2021 session because of the corona pandemic and lockdown, but it resumed in the 2021–2022 session.
