The Assessment for the most deserving teacher was based on a number of criteria that has been measured under a scale of performance - self assessment though the PBAS, principal’s and HoDs appraisal, student’s feedback, contribution towards the development of the Institute including partaking in college activities, taking initiatives for personal growth and development, regularity and punctuality in service, communication skills and above all ingenuity, courage of conviction, integrity, dependability and team spirit.
The awards comprising of a cash prize, a trophy and a certificate were presented to teachers. Four teachers received the awards for the ‘Best Academic Performance’ and three teachers qualified for the award on publication of two or more research papers in UGC recognized journals during the last academic session. Two teachers received the award under the ‘Significant Contribution towards the Development of the Institute’ category. Teachers who received the awards were Mrs. Geetika Sachdeva, Dr. Shweta Tuteja Rakshit, Mrs. A S Manjulakshmi, Mrs. Seema Lall, Dr. Anindita Deb Pal, Mrs. Yamini Ladha, Ms. Sweata Rani Rai and Dr. Madan Mohan Dutta.
The occasion was celebrated online with only the awardees present at the campus to receive the awards amidst COVID protocols. Dr. Deepak Vohra, eminent Diplomat and special advisor to the Ministry of external affairs, enthralled the auditors with his wide knowledge of International affairs vis a vis India’s strategic position, and also reiterated the role of educators as torchbearers for future generations. Secretary General of Vidya Mandir society was present at the ceremony and gave the welcome address.
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