
Eklavya Research & Training Centre was started in the year 1995 at Morane (Nakane), Dhule Taluka and District, which is the most backward and underdeveloped districts of Maharashrta.
The College has a strong legacy, the vision of the College is inspired by the ideology of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar; it believes that the youth belonging to the marginalized groups can be empowered and developed through education. The College is an outcome of a strong social commitment of the founder of the College Prof. Vilas Wagh towards the marginalized sections of the society. Since its inception the College has been striving hard to work towards its mission of imparting quality social work education and training to the students to equip them with the requisite skills and abilities to accept social challenges and professional social work tasks in society.
We envisage the College to not be limited to just an educational institute, but a centre for excellence in conducting research and training on social issues and problems related to the deprived and marginalized groups in society. Further, we envisage it to be a vibrant Centre of social change and social commitment not only in the North Maharashtra region, but at the global level.
The Centre inculcates a spirit of research amongst faculty and students. It oversees the smooth and efficient coordination of research and development activities in the College, thus fostering overall growth and development. It constantly endeavors for quality enhancement.
The Centre organizes various capacity building workshops on research proposal writing, research methodology, both for students and faculty members to enhance their skills related to research. It forges academic and research collaborations with government and non-government agencies and establishes links with various organizations and funding agencies for sponsored research studies.
The Centre motivates students for presenting papers in university, state and national conferences and competitions and exhibitions like AVISHKAR at university level.
Research infrastructure has been created, that include, a computer laboratory, internet and adequate provision is made to procure books and journals e-journals references from our well stocked library.
Objectives of the Centre
- To undertake, promote and coordinate research at the interdisciplinary level in areas related to the marginalized
- To disseminate research findings to policy makers, administrators, field functionaries etc.
- To provide academic and professional guidance and consultancy services to any Government and Non-Govt. organizations, academic institutions, personal or professional researchers
- To promote and enhance capacities of community based organizations and social activists
- To organize awareness camps, seminar/conferences (Regional, State, National and International), workshops, training programs, even training courses (Certificate/PG/Diploma/Degree) to enhance the quality and capability of both faculties and the students.
- To create a bank of researchers, trainers and academicians to enhance capacities of Government and Non-Govt. personnel
- To conduct various projects (national and foreign, government and non-government) for enhancing the quality of both the research fields and the researchers and for the societal development.
- To publish research papers, periodicals and books for the betterment of the society and to expand the arena of research.
- Provide quality, cost-effective training designed to enhance knowledge, develop skills and enrich individuals and organizations.
In this connection we have both the required human resources as well as the physical infrastructure, which is listed below:
- No. of teachers who have completed their Doctorate degrees (Ph.D.): 10
- No. of teachers who have submitted Ph.D. thesis and are awaiting their degrees: 02
- No. of teachers who are recognized Ph.D. Guides in Kavayitri Bahinabai Chaudhari North Maharashtra University: 07
- No. of Ph.D. Students under these Guides: 14
Sr. No. | Name of the Guide | No of Students |
---|---|---|
1 | Dr. Jalindar Adsule | 04 |
2 | Dr. Sanjeev Pagare | 04 |
3 | Dr. Raghunath Mahajan | 03 |
4 | Dr. Sudam Rathod | 03 |
5 | Dr. Dileep Ghongade | |
6 | Dr. Farida Khan | |
7 | Dr. S.S. Barde |
- Research Studies conducted by the College:
Sr. No. | Title of the Research Study | Year | Commissioning Agency | Amount (in Rupees) |
---|---|---|---|---|
1. | Survey of Beneficiaries of Dadasaheb Gaikwad Swabhiman Ani Sablikaran Yogana |
2009 - 10 | District Social Welfare Office, Dhule | 65,500 |
2. | Mid Day Meal Scheme | 2009 - 10 | Yashada, Pune | 15,600 |
3. | Survey of Beneficiaries of Power Tiller | 2009 - 10 | District Social Welfare Office, Dhule | 2000 |
4. | Leprosy Survey | 2012 - 13 | Health Department Dhule | 4550 |
5. | Survey of home enquiry of children in Children's Home | 2012 - 13 | Women-Child Dept. Dhule | 7050 |
6. | Social Audit of Children's Home | 2013 - 14 | Women Child Dept. Dhule | |
7. | Socio-economic profilevational perspectives of students coming for social work education in North Maharashtra Region |
2012 - 14 | ICSSR, New Delhi | 6,78,000 |
8. | Socio-economic cultural variations among tribals of North Maharashtra Region |
2013 - 14 | ICSSR, New Delhi | 5,00,000 |
9. | Survey of Status of Children's Education in Dhule District | 2015 - 16
2016 - 17 |
ASER, Pratham Mumbai | 50,000 |
10. | Social Impact Survey of villages affected by Shevadi Canal Project in Dhule District |
2015 - 16 | Collector's Office Dhule District | 2,00,000 |
11. | Social Impact Survey of villages affected by Chimthaval Canal Project in Dhule District |
2016 - 17 | Collector's Office Dhule District | 2,00,000 |
12. | Leprosy Survey | 2016 - 17 | All India Leprosy Mission, Govt. of India, Dhule District | 80,000 |
13. | A Study of Dowry death cases deserted women affected by domestic violence in Dhule District (Maharashtra) |
2015 - 17 | ICSSR, New Delhi | 10,00,000 |
14. | Problems faced by Women working in the unorganized sector in Dhule City |
2018 - 19 | Maharashtra Mahila Ayog, Mumbai | 1,70,000 |
- Workshops/ Seminars/ Conferences Organized by the College:
Sr. No. | Theme | Year | Level |
---|---|---|---|
1. | Tribal Development & Role of NGOs | 2014 | National |
2. | Field Work Practice in Social Work: Challenges & Responses | 2015 | University |
3. | Values, Principles & Ethics in Social Work Profession | 2016 | State |
4. | Women in Difficult Circumstances: Issues, Responses & Challenges | 2017 | International |
5. | Life Skills Training Workshop for Tribal Students | 2017 | Regional |
6. | Workshop on Restructuring of Social Work Syllabus | 2017 | University |
7. | Social Work Education in India: Emerging Trends & Challenges | 2017 | National |
8. | Changing Social & Cultural Trends among the Tribals | 2017 | University |
9. | Inclusive Development & the Marginalized | 2018 | National |
10. | Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s Thoughts on Women Empowerment | 2020 | National |
- Infrastructure & Facilities
Sr. No. | Facilities | No. |
---|---|---|
1. | Campus Area | 678.59 sq.mts. |
2. | Class rooms | 05 |
3. | Seminar Hall | 01 |
4. | Reading Room | 01 |
5. | Library | 10170 Books |
5.1 | Journals | 78 |
5.2 | E-Books, e- journals | N-list subscription |
5.3 | CDs, Videos | 183 |
6. | Desktops | 25 |
6.1 | Laptops | 05 |
6.2 | Internet | Wired - 01 Wireless – 03 |
6.3 | Computer lab | 10 computers |
7. | Projectors | 02 |
- Books of Faculty Members
Sr. No. | Author | Title of the Book | Year of Publication | ISBN No. |
---|---|---|---|---|
1. | Dr. Jalindar Adsule | Housing Problem in the Metropolitan City of Mumbai & Responses of VAGs | 2016 | 978-93-5159-363-8 |
2. | Dr. R.S. Mahajan | Kautumbik Hinsachar Ani Mahila | 2016 | 978-93-80638-07-2 |
3. | Dr. S.G. Rathod | Skill Training for Social Workers | 2013 | 978-93-82532-10-1 |
4. | Prof. M.G. Meshram | NET/SET/PET Guide in Social Work | 2016 | 978-93-84198-81-7 |
5. | Dr. S.S. Pagare | Satpudyatil Adiwasi Loksanskruti | 2010 | |
6. | Dr. S.S. Pagare | Varkari Sant Kaveayetri: Bhakti Kavya | 2014 | 978-93-83429-08-0 |
7. | Dr. S.S. Barde | Pardhi Jamatichi Dasha aani Disha | 2018 | 978-9384-593-80-4 |
8. | Dr. F.S. Khan | Annabhau Sathe Sahitya Sammelan – Pach Adhyakshiy Bhashane | 2019 | 978-93-84914-76-9 |
9. | Dr. S.G. Rathod | Counselling for Human Development | 2019 | 978-93-87945-50-0 |
10. | Dr. S.S. Pagare | Social Legislation for Social Work | 2020 | 978-81-945828 -2-3 |
Future Plans
Staff
We plan to appoint the following full – time staff to ensure
effective functioning of the Centre
Programs
- Residential Scholars’ Program – Providing opportunities
for activists, academicians and researchers to stay on –
campus and activities (One week, One month, one year)
- Exchange Programs – Academic and field exchange, inter-city
and international
- Residential Training Programs on soft skills development,
personality development, language lab, conflict resolution, stress
management, etc.
Staff

We plan to appoint the following full – time staff to ensure effective functioning of the Centre
Programs
- Residential Scholars’ Program – Providing opportunities for activists, academicians and researchers to stay on – campus and activities (One week, One month, one year)
- Exchange Programs – Academic and field exchange, inter-city and international
- Residential Training Programs on soft skills development, personality development, language lab, conflict resolution, stress management, etc.