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SUMMER RURAL

INTERNSHIP
1st year B.Tech students May 4 to June 3, 2009
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Rural
Internship
Initiative
TO LEAD INDIA
I NEED TO FEEL INDIA
An Opportunity to discover, learn and contribute
SUMMERRURAL
INTERNSHIP
1st year B.Tech students May 4 to June 3 2009
PANDIT DEENDAYAL
PETROLEUMUNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF PETROLEUMTECHNOLOGY
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Rural
Internship
Initiative
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Rural
Internship
Initiative
TO LEAD INDIA
I NEED TO FEEL INDIA
An Opportunity to discover, learn and contribute
Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University
Raisan Village, Gandhinagar - 382 007
Ph. No +91 - 79 - 23275053 Fax : +91 - 79 - 23275030
www.pdpu.ac.in
Shri Fattechand Virani,
The Director General
School of Petroleum Technology under Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University (PDPU) -
aims to provide high quality education and advanced knowledge in all areas related to
petroleum technology. School of Petroleum Technology commenced the B.Tech. Programme
in Petroleum Engineering in August, 2007 with four specializations, namely: Reservoir
Engineering, Operations & Production, Instrumentation & Control, and Modeling & Virtual
Reality, We also commenced the postgraduate M.Tech. and Ph.D. programs in January 2008.
We are committed to train petroleum engineers who will not only acquire the required
domain knowledge and skills, but will also be thinkers, innovators and resourceful
professionals. Through a unique curriculum, teaching methodology, and learning experience,
we strive to inspire students to develop analysis, synthesis and life-long learning skills, and
equip them to enter the global oil and gas sector with confidence.
Design and innovation, critical thinking and creative problem-solving, integrated science
laboratory, a spectrum of summer internships, open and technical electives and a set of
humanities, social sciences and management courses - these are some of the features of our
unique curriculum.
Summer Rural Internship (SRI) is a way to sensitize, educate and develop future Engineers
and Managers in energy sector, who are willing to contribute to the industries as well as
society. As an initiative, SRI intends to enhance and strengthen students understanding on
the concept of rural development and rural management. SRI aims to expose students about
the grassroot realities of rural life, strengthen insights and develop skills on participatory
methodologies and tools used in rural development.
School of Petroleum Technology seeks proactive support from the NGOs working in rural
areas of Gujarat for establishing unique partnership between education and development
sectors. We are sure that SRI will be an endearing learning experience for students with the
whole hearted support of NGOs.
Dr. Mukesh Ambani
Chairman & MD,
Reliance Industries Ltd. &
President
Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University
Shri Fattechand B. Virani
Director General,
Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University
Gandhinagar
Shri S Jagatheesan, IAS
Principal Secretary
Energy & Petrochemical Dept.,
Gandhinagar
Prof. Bakul H. Dholakia
Ex. Director,
Indian Institute of Management,
Ahmedabad
Mr. Subir Raha
Executive Vice Chairman,
Hinduja Group India Limited,
Mumbai
Mr. Sudhir Mehta
Chairman,
Torrent Group,
Ahmedabad
Mrs. Pallavi Shroff
Partner,
Amarchand Mangaldas,
Mumbai
Shri Hasmukh Adhia
Principal Secretary,
(Higher and Tech. Education)
Government of Gujarat
Gandhinagar
Dr. R.A. Mashelkar, FRS
Director
Ril Board, Mumbai
Mr. D J Pandian, IAS
Managing Director,
Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation Ltd.,
Gandhinagar
Shri. Vikram Singh Mehta
Chairman,
Shell Group of Companies,
Gurgaon
Shri K.V. Kamath
Managing Director & CEO,
ICICI Bank Limited, Mumbai
Board of Governors
Vision
To be an internationally renowned and respected
Institution imparting excellent education and
training based upon the foundation of futuristic
research and innovations.
Mission
Inspiring Students to prepare them for life-long
learning and leadership in an increasingly
knowledge and technology driven world.
School of Petroleum Technology
The School of Petroleum Technology under Pandit Deendayal
Petroleum University offers undergraduate and postgraduate
programme in Petroleum Engineering namely B.Tech, M.Tech and
Ph.D.
The School emphasis on integrated development in teaching,
research and overall grooming of the students. The School has
established Science, Engineering and Petroleum Operation
Laboratories apart from state of the art academic, research
recreational and residential facilities.
Recognition
The B.Tech Programme of School of Petroleum Technology under
the University is approved by AICTE vide dated 06/10/2008.
The University has been established by the Act of the Gujarat
Legislature vide 04 April 2007,. Moreover, the Programme is well
recognized by the Industry, in terms of relevance, quality and
earnestness to cater to the futuristic need.
4 Year B.Tech Programme
The School of Petroleum Technology announces admission of its
Third batch of 4 year B.Tech programme in Petroleum
Engineering.
The 4 Year B. Tech Programme in Petroleum Engineering is based
on an integrated approach of relevant basic sciences and
engineering and Oil & Gas industry technology operations and
emphasis in the application of these knowledge base to
exploration, drilling, production, reservoir engineering and
transportation of hydrocarbons.
The specialization offered in Petroleum Engineering are :
(i) Reservoir Engineering
(ii) Operation and Production Engineering
(iii) Instrumentation and Control Engineering
(iv) Modelling and Virtual Reality
About PDPU
Currently, there are three Schools and one Centre under PDPU
School of Petroleum Management since December 2006 offers MBA, PhD and
PGDPM-X programmes.
School of Petroleum Technology since August 2007 with Under Graduate and
Post Graduate students in Petroleum Engineering. The school offers B.Tech,
M.Tech and Ph.D programmes in Petroleum Engineering.
School of Solar Energy focuses on investigation of scientific fundamentals to
applications of solar energy, including the development of production
prototypes and the construction of demonstration systems. It will offer M.Tech
and Ph.D programmes from the academic year 2009.
Centre for Good Governance and Policy is setup by PDPU to carry out detailed
and systematic research studies of various facets of Energy Policy and Good
Governance.
PDPU also plans to start School of Nuclear Engineering, School of Modeling and
Virtual Reality & School of Petroleum Law and Intellectual Property in the near
future.
Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University
Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University (PDPU), located at Gandhinagar is established by Gujarat State Legislative Act and promoted by
Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation (GSPC). PDPU is a domain specific university in the field of energy education and research with a
special focus on the Oil & Gas sector.
PDPU currently addresses the need for trained & specialized human resource for Oil & Gas Industry worldwide. It helps to expand the
opportunities for students and professionals to develop intellectual knowledge base with leadership skills to compete in the global arena.
All these are accomplished through a number of specialized and well-planned undergraduate and post-graduate energy education
programmes and intensive research initiatives.
In a short span of three years, the university has emerged as a world class institution emphasizing on clear reasoning, critical thinking,
unceasing enquiry and providing excellent facilities, infrastructure and exposure to the industrial practices which produces a leader of
the future with specialization in Oil & Gas Industry.
Uniqueness at PDPU
Emphasis on problem solving and practice with sound
fundamentals-emulating the medical education model
Introduction to design and innovation in the first year to
orient students to original and lateral thinking
Top down approach from Systems to Components to better
appreciate holistic education
Summer Internships during all the three summers-rural,
industry, and research, to provide a better understanding and
challenges of Indian rural and urban landscape, industry
culture and career options for students
Emphasis on holistic engineering as key to long-term
economic and environmental sustainability of communities
Expected outcome
Sensitized workforce in energy sector who are socially concerned and willing to positively contribute to the society.
Increased awareness about rural areas in students.
Thorough understanding about the rural socio-economic scenario in students.
Understanding the functioning of rural areas and nonprofit sector.
Explore challenging issues in existing systems and suggest possible solutions.
Indulgence of opportunities in rural areas amongst students.
Enhanced understanding among students about rural development and rural management.
Sensitize students with socially responsible behaviour wherever they are placed in future.
Projection of School of Petroleum Technology and PDPU as a socially responsible organization.
Enhance skills of students. i.e. observation skill, analytical skill, decision making skill, communication skill.
Duration
The time period for SRI will be one month, 4th May to 3rd June 2009.
Allocation of students
There are total 240 students in first year B. Tech programme at School of Petroleum Technology for year 2008-09. All of them will be
participating in the SRI. All 240 students will be divided into 15-20 groups having 10-20 students in each group. Selection of group will
be done on random sampling basis and number of students will be decided by keeping in mind the capacity and scale of NGOs.
Objective
To strengthen understanding on concepts of rural
development with specific reference to the Indian context.
To provide exposure to grassroot realities, in the rural setting,
with a focus on participation in interventions by NGOs.
To strengthen insights and develop skills on participatory
methodologies and tools used in rural development.
To understand and appreciate broader contexts of other
stakeholders, like government agencies, donors and local self
governance institutions, while participating in existing field
projects.
To facilitate cross-cultural learning on development issues as
well as other areas of inter-personal growth and learning.
Concept
As per the directive of the ministry of Human Resource
Development, Government of India, a Technical programme
should comprise of at least 20% courses on Humanities and
Management. For better execution of policies during ones
professional career, a technocrat is required to come to terms
with the realities of life. In India, Rural population comprises of
nearly 70% of the countrys total population. In a developing
nation like India, cities are getting saturated rapidly in many ways
and the onus on administrative machinery is to focus on rural
areas for development. In this regard, it has become mandatory
to know and understand rural life and its demography. It is in this
reference, School of Petroleum Technology, under the aegis of
Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University, established by a special
act of Assembly (2007), has introduced Summer Rural Internship
(SRI) as a course in B.Tech Petroleum Engineering Programme for
first year students.
Summer Rural Internship
Vision
Sensitize, educate and develop the Engineers and Managers in energy sector
who are willing to contribute to the industries as well as society.
Structure of SRI
Students are supposed to finish their internship programme in 4 weeks. It has been planned that students will follow the schedule
mentioned below to finish the SRI in a desired timeframe effectively.
The 4 week schedule can be broadly described in following four stages:
Supervision
The objective behind field supervision it to ensure desired learning of
students. The activity will be done with participation of NGOs along with
visit by faculty members and non-faculty members of School of Petroleum
Technology and School of Petroleum Management and educational
institutes like EDI, IRMA, MICA and DAIICT.
Monitoring and Evaluation
Monitoring and evaluation on regular basis is integrated part of the SRI.
For an effective monitoring and evaluation, different formats will be
prepared for students, supervisors and NGOs. i.e; for students
Daily Report
Weekly Report
Final SRI Report
Special formats have also been developed for supervisors and NGOs for
evaluation of SRI.
Certification
The partner NGOs are expected to provide a certificate to the students on
successful completion of the internship.
1st week - Orientation &
Deriving to the Issue
Orientation of area, NGOs working
and philosophy
Orientation - 2 Culture, value and
norms
Understanding the socio- economic
conditions
Finding out Issues, solutions and
opportunities
Finalization of project/issue on which
work will be done for coming 2 weeks
Writing daily report
Preparing weekly report
2nd & 3rd week -
Project work
Defining the issue/problem
Designing the strategic plan for
2 weeks
Taking inputs from the NGO
officials on the same
Field work
Writing daily activity report
Preparing case studies/best practices
Preparing weekly reports
4th week - Consolidation of
Learning and Report writing
Consolidation of learning
Putting all weekly reports together
Structuring the report outline
Coordinate with the NGOs for inputs
Incorporate case study
Preparing a draft report
Finalization of report
TO LEAD INDIA, I NEED TO FEEL INDIA
The Young Citizen of India Mehsana
Personal Interviews of women in 50 villages for AID awareness
Interviews with people living with HIV for community care centre
project.
Visit to ICTC - Integrated Testing and Counseling Centre
Ganatar Patdi, Surendranagar
Field research, survey and analysis on issues such as education,
water and sanitation, unemployment and energy, with special
focus to salt pan workers in Surendranagar district.
Dissemination of information related to Government schemes and
welfare activities to villagers near Patdi block
Ganatar Nalsarovar, Ahmedabad
Field research, survey and analysis on issues such as education,
water and sanitation, unemployment and energy, with special
focus to salt pan workers in Surendranagar district.
Sample survey and questionnaire in 5 villages including Vanaliya,
Aniyari, Rupawati, Vekariya, Motikishor in Ahmedabad district.
Presentation of work done by students at village
Sanitation Management Organization Gandhinagar
Awareness and research activities related to water and sanitation,
rain water harvesting, water supply system at Navsari, Bhuj and
Surendranagar districts.
Manav Kalyan Trust Sabarkantha
Women empowerment,
Construction of Watershed,
NREGA National Rural Unemployment Guarantee Act,
RCH Reproductive Child Health,
Project Sunshine Survey, Feedback Report, Awareness about
project sunshine, collection of money, distribution of kit packet
and fertilizer, report
Self Help Group Survey, Report, Survey, Measurement of check
dams
Water and Vicharta Samuday Samarthan Manch Banaskantha
Field work in 25 villages and interview with 15 communities under
de-notified and nomadic tribe.
Enrolment of 300 children in school
Tree plantation activities in 9 villages
Awareness generation for HIV/AIDS, sex education and
superstitions as well as information dissemination about
government schemes and benefits.
Discussion with District Collector about Land recognition problems
Deepak Foundation Vadodara
Gobar gas plant,
Personal interview for data collection; sarpanch, dairy pramuikh,
house holds
Vicharta Samuday Samarthan Manch Sabarkantha
Identification of slum issues with the help of personal interview
Awareness on issues like Education, superstition, village
cleanliness, education, employment
Convince villagers to send their children to Anganwadi, school
especially female child
Awareness about government policies - anganwadi,
arogyakendra, electricity supply, ambulance, kendriya kamdar
siksan board, house number, land
Educate about natural calamity
Marag Bahuchraji, Mehsana
Repo building and interviews of 60 families for Maldhari Rural
Action Group
Making family tree
Research on issues like village land, farm, animal husbandry
Interviews of Maldharies to know their view about Global
warming impact
Attended Meeting for Azad vistar vikas sangathan
Work on Rights for needy people
Baroda Citizen Council Vadodara
Survey on Health , Sanitation and Education
Participation in fund raising activities of organization
Education awareness camp
Report writing of work done
Society of womens action and training initiative Dhrangardhra
Awareness on Right to Information and registration of RTI
complains on behalf of villagers
Information gathering from villagers and group discussion at
village level
Village profile : demographic profile, education, health,
agriculture, banking
Solar energy and water management
Society of Womens Action and Training Initiative Patdi
Right to information
Awareness , Research for Right to food
Personal interviews and complaints to janseva office on behalf of
villegers
Public hearing in front of government officers
Yusuf Meherali Centre Bhadrashwar, Kutch
Water and sanitation
Fishery
Special Economic Zone
Visit to kandla, mundra, adani plant
Interaction with fisherman community and education to migrated
students
Field visits to salt farm to know the conditions of salt pan workers
Survey on water tanks
Navsarjan Trust Sanand, Ahmedabad
work on Dalit Rights, Survey on Water, Electricity
Interaction with villagers and awareness generation about wate
harvesting, water n sanitation in kharakodha village,
Meeting with village Sarpanch
Preparation of 10 village profiles
Stay at village
Lokvikas Sanstha Kakarmunda, Surat
Survey on Sanitation and public distribution system in moranmba
chokhiambli
Creation and demonstration of 5 soak pits in the village
Sarjan Foundation Amirgadh, Banaskantha
Reviving the Gobar gas plant,
Educate the tribal students
Fabrication and computer networking,
Survey work for local problems
Welspun - Corporate Social Responsiblity Anjar, Kutch
Survey on Personal hygiene and sanitation situation
Plantation activities
Educational activities
Plant visits - textile, power, steel, plate and coil, pipe plant
Society of Womens Action and Training Initiative Kadi
Right To Information Act
work on cotton industries Majur sangathan, marginalized
communities
Video shows on education for villegers,
Aware them about Rastriya Swasthya Vima Yojna Policy,
Awareness about how to complain to public distribution system
works and to taluka development officer if they havent give
facility

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