DTU hosted a three-week technical training programme for DANICS probationers (59th, 60th, and 61st batches) from 20th August 2024 to 6th September 2024. The programme was designed to enhance the probationers' technical and administrative skills through interactive sessions, hands-on training, and expert-led workshops. This initiative aimed to bridge the gap between theory and practical implementation, providing participants with the knowledge and tools necessary for effective governance.

The workshop on "Skill Development and Atmanirbhar Bharat in the Context of NEP-2020", organized by HRDC at DTU on 13th August 2024, aimed to promote a holistic approach to education by integrating traditional skills with modern educational practices. This event aimed to raise awareness about the importance of skill development and vocational training, enhance cultural appreciation by showcasing traditional arts and crafts, and inspire leadership and innovation among students and faculty members. By facilitating discussions among academia, industry leaders, and policymakers, the workshop sought to align educational practices with the evolving needs of society and industry, thus preparing participants for future challenges and opportunities.

The inaugural session of the One-Week Faculty Development Program on "Advanced Teaching Pedagogy and Outcome-Based Education in the Context of NEP-2020" was held on May 27, 2024, at Pragyan Hall, Delhi Technological University (DTU). The program was organized to enhance the teaching methodologies and align them with the transformative goals of the National Education Policy 2020.

The Workshop on "The Relevance of Ancient Technology in Modern Times," organized by HRDC at DTU on 5th April 2024, aimed to explore the intersection of ancient technology and the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. The event sought to highlight the importance of integrating traditional Indian knowledge systems into contemporary education, aligning with the objectives outlined in NEP 2020.

The Seminar on Stress Management through Ancient Bharatiya Wisdom was organized by the HRDC, DTU on 4th April 2024. The seminar aimed to explore traditional Indian wisdom as a means to manage stress in contemporary times. It brought together esteemed speaker and participants interested in understanding and applying ancient Indian practices for modern-day stress management. the expert speakers on NEP-2020 were Dr. Meenakshi Sood, Associate Professor, NITTTR, Chandigarh and Col. B. Venkat, Director, Faculty Development Cell, All India Council for Technical Education. The Inaugural talk on “Futuristic Roadmap for Technical Higher Educational Instructions through National Education Policy (NEP) 2020” was delivered by Dr. Meenakshi Sood and another talk on “National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and Way Ahead” was delivered by Col. B. Venkat. Both the talks were appreciated by the faculty and student participants.

Dr. Deepali Malhotra efficiently served as the compere for the event, guiding the proceedings with eloquence and expertise. A commendable total of 75 participants enthusiastically attended the workshop, reflecting the keen interest and engagement of the academic community in the relevance of ancient technology in modern times. The attendees comprised heads of departments, deans, senior professors, faculty members, and research scholars, representing diverse perspectives and expertise.

A hands-on-training on Tools for Document Writing in MS Word for administrative staff of DTU was held on March 21, 2024, Delhi Technological University, marking a significant stride in addressing productivity enhancement of administrative staff of DTU. The training was organized by the Human Resource Development Centre.

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A workshop on Technical Education in Bhartiya Languages, focusing on the Application of Anuvadini was held on February 26, 2024, at Delhi Technological University, marked a significant stride in addressing language barriers in technical education. The event was organized by the Human Resource Development Centre and aimed to explore the role of Anuvadini in promoting linguistic diversity and effective communication

Resource person for the International Webinar was Dr. Aruna Ivaturi,Chancellor Fellow, EPSRC fellow, Senior Lecturer, Department of Pure and Applied Chemistry, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, United Kingdom.The welcome note was given by Dr. Bharti Singh, Coordinator, HRDC-DTU. The entire programme was organized by Prof. S. Anubukumar (Director, HRDC-DTU),Prof. Vinod Singh (Associate Director, HRDC-DTU) and Dr. Bharti Singh (Coordinator, HRDC-DTU).

Around 150+ undergrads registered for this International webinar.The resource person, Dr. Aruna Ivaturi Mam highlighted the fact that more than 80% of commercial supercapacitors utilize chemically synthesized carbon nanomaterials which are expensive and necessitate non-renewable resources.

The two-day offline training program for newly appointed assistant professors in Delhi Technological University (DTU) from November 29 to 30. HRDC Director Prof. S. Anbukumar welcomed the newly appointed teachers and other guests. He hoped that every faculty member would get a lot of benefit from this training programme. DTU's finance and planning advisor, retired IAS, D.P. Dwivedi outlined the curriculum of the program and introduced the speakers. IRD Dean Prof. A.K. Trivedi said that research is not limited to teaching career only. Individual rankings are also taken into account when world rankings are prepared in research. He explained how a teacher can contribute in the research field.

Suraj Sharma, a certified Platinum Trainer from Government e-Marketplace, explained in detail the working of Government e-Marketplace, the process of placing orders, features and procedures for raising complaints. Technical Legal and AI Consultant, Vivin Ahuja explained about professional ethics and noting and drafting process. Many academicians also addressed during the program. DTU Registrar and Dean (UG), Prof. Madhusudan Singh was the special guest of the inaugural function while Dean IRD Prof. a. Trivedi was the chief guest.

Human Resource Development Centre (HRDC), Delhi Technological University, New Delhi in association with the Institute Innovation Council-DTU & DTU- Innovation and Incubation Foundation organised a one-day webinar on National Education Day on 11th November 2021. NEP-2020 is one of the most ambitious policy of Government of India and certainly it is a very timely topic and this need to be educated to all levels whether it is the student community or teachers’ community or the administrators.

Director HRDC Prof. S. Anbukumar proposed the welcome address and said “This NEP2020 proposes the revision and revamping of all aspects of the education structure, including its regulation and governance, to create a new system that is aligned with the aspirational goals of 21st century education.

the expert speakers on NEP-2020 were Dr. Meenakshi Sood, Associate Professor, NITTTR, Chandigarh and Col. B. Venkat, Director, Faculty Development Cell, All India Council for Technical Education. The Inaugural talk on “Futuristic Roadmap for Technical Higher Educational Instructions through National Education Policy (NEP) 2020” was delivered by Dr. Meenakshi Sood and another talk on “National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and Way Ahead” was delivered by Col. B. Venkat. Both the talks were appreciated by the faculty and student participants.