Convocation Report 2024

Editorial

Hearty congratulations to the graduating class of 2024!

You are joining a community of over 4200 distinctive alumni who have made their mark in every profession. Today, our country and the world need leaders like you. The graduating class of 2024 is the university’s proud contribution to society.

The journey you have undertaken to reach this point has been filled with challenges, hard work, and dedication. You have demonstrated resilience, perseverance, and a commitment to excellence throughout your time with us. Your achievements reflect not only your academic abilities but also your strength of character and your capacity to overcome obstacles.

While today marks the end of one chapter, it is also a new beginning. Utilise the opportunities that come your way, continue to learn, and never cease striving for your dreams. As you step out into the world, remember that the future belongs to those who believe in their dreams. Never lose sight of your goals and work hard.

Along with you, Shiv Nadar Institution of Eminence congratulates all those who stood by you during this time: your parents, siblings, grandparents, extended families, and friends. We are humbled and grateful that they trusted us with an important part of your life.

Moreover, on this momentous occasion, a special thank you to your faculty and all other members of the University community who made this possible.

The lessons you have learned here will help you provide equanimous leadership to carve out many more spectacular success stories. Please come back to share your stories of success and resilience, inspiring our students and us all.

We know you will always value the many fond memories, strong friendships, and heart-warming anecdotes of your time at Shiv Nadar University, and we are confident that all of you will stay connected with your alma mater.

The entire faculty and staff at the University wish you all the very best for an exciting future.

Vice-Chancellor Report from the

A hearty welcome to the 10th Convocation Ceremony of Shiv Nadar Institution of Eminence, Delhi-NCR.

I am grateful for this opportunity to present to you some of the highlights of this past academic year.

Before we begin: on behalf of the university, it is my honour and privilege to confer honorary doctorates on four highly distinguished individuals:

Padma Vibhushan Ustad Amjad Ali Khan is one of the most celebrated classical musicians of India, known for his mastery over the sarod.

Professor Ananya Mukherjee Vice-Chancellor, Shiv Nadar University, Delhi-NCR

Ustad Amjad Ali Khan has added new forms to the existing repertory by creating new ragas, as well as revolutionising performance style and technique, breathing new life into the musical world of the sarod, and created his own musical culture. He has greatly contributed to the preservation and development of classical Indian music through a musical sensibility that enables him to weave a rich tapestry of music transcending generations.

Padma Bhushan awardee Krishen Khanna, an icon of Indian art, is one of the most versatile modernists of our times. For his invaluable contribution to visual art especially within the subcontinent, he has received several awards and honours. He was honoured with Padma Shri in 1990, the Lalit Kala Ratna in 2004, and Padma Bhushan in 2011 by the Government of India.

The first Indian to fly into space, Wing Commander (Retd.) Rakesh Sharma proves to be an inspiration to generations of Indians. He spent seven days in space on board the Salyut-7 space station. He joined two other Soviet cosmonauts aboard the Soyuz T-11 spacecraft which blasted off on April 2, 1984. The Government of India honoured him with the Ashok Chakra. He retired with the rank of Wing Commander and is currently a part of National Advisory Council for Gaganyaan for the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO).

Ms Sukla Mistry is a woman of many firsts. She is the first woman Functional Director on the Board of Indian Oil Corporation Limited, a Maharatna enterprise of the Government of India; she is responsible for the business and operations of nine refineries and mega petrochemical plants. She also holds directorial positions on the Board of Chennai Petroleum Corporation Ltd. (CPCL), Cauvery Basin Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited, and the upcoming Ratnagiri Refinery and Petrochemical Limited in Maharashtra.

And now, in this stellar gathering, it is my honour to present some highlights of 2023-24. (1 July 2023 to 31 March 2024).

Schools, Programs and Students

Shiv Nadar University has four Schools: (i) School of Engineering; (ii) School of Natural Sciences; (iii) School of Humanities & Social Sciences; and (iv) School of Management & Entrepreneurship

Today, Shiv Nadar University, Delhi NCR offers 18 undergraduate degree programs, 7 Master’s programs), and 17 Ph.D. programs.

Suite of programs offered by Shiv Nadar University

Undergraduate

B.A. (Research) English

B.A. (Research) History

BA (Research) International Relations

BA (Research) Sociology

Bachelor Design

B.Sc. (Research) Economics

B.Sc. (Research) Economics and Finance

Bachelor of Management Studies

B.Sc. (Research) Biotechnology

B.Sc. (Research) Chemistry

B.Sc. (Research) Mathematics

B.Sc. (Research) Physics

B.Tech. Chemical Engineering

B.Tech. Civil Engineering

B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering

B.Tech. Electrical and Computer Engineering

B.Tech. Mechanical Engineering

Post-graduate

Integrated M.Sc.-Ph.D. Chemistry

M.A. English

M.A. Rural Management

M.Sc. Economics

Master of Fine Arts

MBA

MBA (Analytics)

MBA (Executive)

MBA (Online/blended)

Shiv Nadar University-SOAS Joint MA

Global Urban Sociology

PhD.

Ph.D. Chemical Engineering

Ph.D. Chemistry

Ph.D. Civil Engineering

Ph.D. Computer Science and Engineering

Ph.D. Economics

Ph.D. Electrical Engineering

Ph.D. Electronics and Communication Engineering

Ph.D. English

Ph.D. History and Archaeology

Ph.D. International Relations and Governance Studies

Ph.D. Life Sciences and Bioinformatics

Ph.D. Management

Ph.D. Mathematics

Ph.D. Mechanical Engineering

Ph.D. Physics

Ph.D. Sociology

We currently have 3515 students enrolled at the University – of these, 2559 are undergraduates, 561 are graduate students, 389 are doctoral students, and 16 are in integrated programs. The diverse student body, coming from 27 states and Union Territories of the country, is a testament to the growing reach of the University.

All our doctoral students receive stipends and tuition fee waivers. In 2022-23, the University disbursed ₹15.27 crores as scholarships to students across levels and stipends worth approximately ₹19.22 crores to postgraduate and doctoral students. This year we also launched two awards, the Topper of the Year award and the Student of the Year award for undergraduate students under which the winners will receive ₹25,000 and ₹30,000 respectively.

Placements

Our graduates have been successfully recruited by the following organizations:

Highest salaries offered

Innovative strategies to recruit the best students

The School of Management and Entrepreneurship recently concluded the 3rd edition of the Shiv Nadar University Business Simulation Contest (#BizSim), bringing together MBA aspirants from across the country for an

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immersive and hands-on experience. Over two intense days, participants engaged in real-world business challenge, exploring strategic decision-making and market dynamics in a collaborative and interactive environment.

Higher Education

Many of our graduates have been accepted prestigious institutions of higher learning, such as:

Arizona State University, USA

Duke University, USA

Hertie School in Berlin, Germany

Imperial College London, UK

King’s College London, UK

Princeton University, USA

Purdue University, US

The London School of Economics, UK

Excellence in Sports

TU Berlin, Germany

TU-DELF University, the Netherlands

University of Hamburg, Germany

University of Nottingham, UK

University of Mississippi, USA

Université Paris-Saclay, France

University of Texas, USA

The University also strongly emphasizes athletics as part of our commitment to holistic education. Our students have shined with their performances in badminton, cricket, chess, and basketball competitions. Some of the noteworthy achievers are:

Unnati Bisht (badminton), Meyyappan L (squash), Sunita Patel (squash), and Chazerina Benjamin (athletics)

Unnati Bisht (badminton)

Meyyappan L (squash)

Sunita Patel (squash)

Chazerina Benjamin, (athletics)

Faculty Achievements

We currently have 273 faculty members across our four schools, including renowned academics from some of the top institutions in India and the world.

Four of our members were named in Stanford University’s List of Top 2% Scientists 2023. They are: Professor Raj Chhabra, School of Engineering; Dr. Sumit Tiwari, Assistant Professor, School of Engineering; Dr. Harpreet Singh Grewal, Associate Professor, School of Engineering; and Dr. Balamurugan Balusamy, Associate Dean, Office of Dean Academics.

Dr. Debdas Ray, Department of Chemistry, School of Natural Sciences, and Dr. Upendra Pandey, Department of Electrical Engineering, School of Engineering, have been elected members of National Academy of Science India, (Prayagraj).

Dr. Debdas Ray

Department of Chemistry, School of Natural Sciences

Dr. Upendra Pandey

Department of Electrical Engineering, School of Engineering

Professor Monica Juneja, Distinguished Professor, Department of Art, Media and Performance, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, has been conferred the prestigious Meyer Struckmann Prize 2023 for her work in the field of Transcultural Studies.

Ms. Bahar Dutt, Associate Professor at School of Humanities and Social Sciences has won the prestigious American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Kavli Science Journalism Award. She bagged the Silver award for 2023 Video Spot Feature for her report titled, ‘Science in Action: Saving the Bhimanama.’.

Professor Monica Juneja

Distinguished Professor, Department of Art, Media and Performance

Ms. Bahar Dutt

Associate Professor, School of Humanities and Social Sciences

Dr. Hab. Ipsita Mandal, Assistant Professor, Department of Physics, School of Natural Sciences has been appointed as a Senior Fellow under the 2023/2024 Marie Skłodowska- Curie FRIAS COFUND Fellowship Programme at the Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies, January-June 2024.

Dr. Kshatresh Dutta Dubey Department of Chemistry: his article in Chemical Science of the Royal Society of Chemistry was selected as the most popular article of 2023 in Physical and Theoretical Chemistry.

Dr. Hab. Ipsita Mandal

Assistant Professor, Department of Physics

Dr. Kshatresh Dutta Dubey

Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry

Dr. Iram Gufran’s documentary titled ‘A Terrible Beauty’ premiered at Visions du Reel International Film Festival, Nyon, Switzerland, as part of the International Medium Length and Short Film Competition section. Dr. Gufran, Associate Professor, Department of Art, Media and Performance It foreshows the rise of AI.

Dr. Atul Mishra, Associate Professor and Head, Department of International Relations and Governance Studies, School of Humanities and Social Sciences was invited by the Sushma Swaraj Institute of Foreign Service, Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, to deliver a lecture for the first Global South Young Diplomats Forum.

Dr. Iram Gufran

Associate Professor, Department of Art, Media and Performance

Dr. Atul Mishra

Associate Professor and Head, Department of International Relations and Governance Studies

It is a matter of pride for the University that Aakash Sinha, Assistant Professor of Practice, Department of Electrical Engineering, developed the software used by the Pragyan rover.

Akash Sinha and Jyoti Sinha (Chief Architect Maker Space) won the IDEX challenge by Indian Air Force for AI/ML based change detection for multi-payload fused imagery data product. The award includes a Rs. 1.5 crore grant.

Aakash Sinha Assistant Professor of Practice, Department of Electrical Engineering

Jyoti

Sinha Chief Architect Maker Space

Two projects from the university, ‘The Past as Present: Approaches to Pedagogy, History, and Archaeology in India’; ‘Strategizing control policies to combat air pollution through controlling emissions from fugitive dust in Delhi and Chennai,’ were selected for Shiv Nadar Foundation inter-institutional collaborative grant of INR 40,00,000 each.

The Past as Present: Approaches to Pedagogy, History, and Archaeology in India

Divya Kannan Assistant Professor, School of Humanities and Social Sciences

Hemanth Kadambi Associate Professor, School of Humanities and Social Sciences

The Past as Present: Approaches to Pedagogy, History, and Archaeology in India

Strategizing control policies to combat air pollution through controlling emissions from fugitive dust in Delhi and Chennai

Iman Mitra

Assistant Professor, School of Humanities and Social Sciences

Kaustubh Sengupta

Assistant Professor, School of Humanities and Social Sciences

Sailesh N Behera

Associate Professor, School of Engineering

Susant Kumar Padhi

Assistant Professor, School of Engineering

The Times of India carried a writeup on the research of Dr. Satyam Mukherjee, Associate Professor, School of Management and Entrepreneurship on data science.

Dr. Satyam Mukherjee

Associate Professor, School of Management and Entrepreneurship

Research Achievements

As we like to say, research, in its broadest sense is the backbone on our university. Our faculty come from some of best institutions of India and the world, and their talent and hard work is evident in the results they bring home.

Among all Institutions of Eminence we ranked amongst the top 6 in overall publications in the top 25% Journals (2018-2023)

Among all Institutions of Eminence, we ranked amongst the top 4 in publications in the Physical Sciences in the top 25% Journals between 2018-2023

In 2023-24, our faculty received 29 new externally funded research projects for Rs 12.77 crore. Extramural research grants have now exceeded Rs70 crore since 2011.

Growth in SCOPUS-indexed publications and citations: 2019-2023

In 2023, we completed the state-of-the-art Centre for Integrative and Translational Research, built at a cost of INR 50 crore. The facility, one of the very few in India, can house multiple animal models in a sterile pathogen-free environment. The laboratory has specialized facilities for imaging, surgeries, microinjections, and behavior studies.

State-of-the-art Centre for Integrative and Translational Research (CITRES) completed

Engagement with high schools

This was a special year for us. Throughout the year we engaged with school students in various experiential initiatives in a variety of subjects.

The Young Thinkers Forum (YTF), our flagship summer school received the 2024 Middle East, North Africa, and South Asia (MENASA) Award in the Excellence in Innovative Practices category. Vinnie Khanna Mathur, Chair, Young Thinkers Forum received the award at Qatar University, Doha.

Our faculty devote significant amounts of time to teach and interact with the YTF participants. The students take back with them a rich experience, and as we are beginning to see YTF alum joining us as university students.

In 2023:

• 10 YTF Summer Schools were held

• 700+ schools students visited us

• From 30+ schools across the country and 3 international schools

• 60+ teachers and 250+ counsellors attended our Professional Development Programs

Vinnie Mathur Chair, Young Thinkers Forum GM- External Relation, Office of Vice Chancellor

New Partnerships

We forged many new partnerships this year.

The university launched a joint Master of Arts (MA) in Global Urban Sociology in association with the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), London.

We signed a MoU with Foxconn Hon Hai Technology India, the semiconductor giant. Foxconn’s Project Kohinoor will invest INR 30 lakh to promote Mandarin language education through tripartite cooperation between industry, government and academia

We have entered into an academic partnership with Arizona State University, USA. We will be launching joint degree programs in Computer Science, Business Data Analytics and others; as well research collaborations, faculty exchange and other forms of academic collaborations will be pursued.

With Silicon Labs Inc., we have signed a Memorandum of Understanding for the establishment of a Center of Excellence at the university specializing in IoT and embedded technology.

The following partnerships were also forged this year:

Diversity

On International Women’s Day, we announced a scholarship which will award ₹4 lakh each for 5 female students enrolling in the Bachelor of Technology program offered by the university’s School of Engineering in 2024. Under this, selected students will receive ₹1 lakh annually throughout their 4-year study.

We held the inaugural event of our Gender and STEM initiative, convened by renowned physicist Professor Rohini Godbole and attended by many prominent leaders in the area.

We launched the Women Excel on Boards (WEB) program. The unique program prepares women for their first board roles or to become more effective in their current roles as board members.

Advancing SDGs

The university continued its research, teaching and practices to advance the SDGs. These are documented in our SDG reports. We are now the only university in India to report on each of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals. Some highlights for 202324 are:

• With the installation and commissioning of 1.1MW solar plant, 26% of the university’s energy needs are now met with solar energy. The goal is to go to 30% and beyond.

• We also received the ISO 14001:2015 accreditation for environmental management and the ISO 45001:2018 certification for health and safety at work.

• Geotagging of the campus’ rich plant life is in progress.

Ranking and Recognition

Recognised as an Institution of Eminence

1 of the only 4 private universities in the country to be designated as an Institution of Eminence by the Government of India.

National Instutional Ranking Framework (NIRF)

Youngest university to be ranked among the top 100 of NIRF, seven years in a row.

QS Asia Ranking 2024

41 in India; amongst top 36% in Asia.

#1 India’s best young university

(Careers 360, 2023 ranking of private universities)

#7 Top universities to study in India

(Career 360 ranking of public and private universities, 2024)

#21 Biological Sciences

#28 Chemistry

(Nature Index India 2023 ranking of Indian academic institutions).

Global Top 200; India Top 5

SDG 6: Clean water and sanitation Times Higher Impact Ranking 2023.

Global Top 300; India Top 6

SDG 7: Alternative and Affordable Energy Times Higher Impact Ranking 2023.

Let me conclude by thanking all of you for your support to Shiv Nadar Institution of Eminence. We are inspired by the vision of our Founder, and thank the trustees of the Shiv Nadar Foundation, our Chancellor for enabling us to take this vision forward. All my colleagues – the faculty, staff and administrators, my dear students and alums, parents and family members, and friends: thank you for your support to the university, and for joining us on this momentous occasion. I am grateful to you all for helping us to make this year a success.

CHIEF GUEST AND LIST OF AWARDEES

CONVOCATION CHIEF GUEST

Mr. Abhinav Bindra

Padma Bhushan | Olympic Gold Medallist

Abhinav Bindra, the first Indian to win an individual Olympic Gold, is an example of a single-minded quest for perfection.

Bindra’s journey to Olympic gold was characterised by intense dedication, rigorous training, and a relentless pursuit of excellence. His meticulous approach to training, including biomechanical analysis, mental conditioning, and attention to detail, set him apart as a world-class athlete.

With over 150 individual medals in a career that lasted over twenty years, he is a recipient of the Arjuna Award, the youngest to receive the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award, and the country’s third highest civilian award Padma Bhushan in 2009.

Besides inspiring a generation of aspiring athletes and elevating the profile of shooting in the country. Bindra’s achievements extend beyond his Olympic success.

Conferred with the title of (Hony.) Lt. Col. in the Indian Territorial Army, he was awarded the Blue Cross in 2018 by the International Shooting Sport Federation, ISSF’s highest honour. Besides having chaired the ISSF Athletes Committee for 8 years, he is currently a member of the International Olympic Committee’s Athlete Commission and Education Commission.

Bindra who champions the cause of Olympism and its values to work towards a peaceful and inclusive society, has been using the power of sports as a unifying factor. He believes that as a society, imbibing the Olympic spirit will promote the ideals, values, and vision for acceptance, human rights, and non-discrimination.

Bindra has played a pivotal role in advocating for values-based education and bringing sports values to school children in India. He is currently engaged in delivering and promoting the holistic development of children to make positive contributions to society. Bindra has been supporting Indian grassroots athletes across various sporting disciplines by imbibing cutting-edge sports science technology.

Bindra’s legacy transcends his individual achievements on the shooting range; he remains a symbol of determination, resilience, and the limitless potential of Indian athletes on the global stage.

HONORARY DEGREE RECIPIENT

Ustad Amjad Ali Khan

Padma Vibhushan | Legendary Sarod Maestro

Padma Vibhushan Amjad Ali Khan, a Sarod virtuoso and composer par excellence, is an icon of Indian classical music. He is a proponent of interpreting traditional notions of music, rendering it in a new and original version while respecting the timelessness of tradition.

Amjad Ali Khan, born on October 9, 1945, in Gwalior, India, hails from the illustrious Bangash lineage of the Senia Bangash School of Music. Under the guidance of his father, Haafiz Ali Khan, he mastered the art of playing the Sarod. His public debut at the age of six marked the beginning of a remarkable journey. Renowned for his unique style, he has not only popularised Indian classical music globally but also fostered diverse musical collaborations. His repertoire includes a piece composed for the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Yoshikazu Fukumora, titled ‘Tribute to Hong Kong,’ and duets with a wide range of musicians such as guitarist Charley Byrd, Violinist Igor Frolov, Suprano Glenda Simpson, Guitarist Alvaro Pierri, Guitarist Barry Mason, Cellist Claudio Bohorquez, and UK-based Cellist Matthew Barley, among others.

Ustad Khan has performed at prestigious venues and events around the world, captivating audiences with deep emotional expression. He has performed at the WOMAD Festival in Adelaide and New Plymouth, Edinburgh Music Festival, World Beat Festival in Brisbane, Taranakiin New Zealand, Summer Arts Festival in Seattle, BBC Proms, International Poets Festival in Rome, Shiraz Festival, UNESCO, Hong Kong Arts Festival, Adelaide Music Festival, 1200 Years celebration of Frankfurt WOMAD Rivermead Festival, UK, and ‘Schonbrunn’ in Vienna. He has been a regular performer at the Carnegie Hall, Royal Albert Hall, Royal Festival Hall, Kennedy Center, Santury Hall (First Indian performer), House of Commons, Theater Dela ville, Musee Guimet, ESPLANADE in Singapore, Victoria Hall in Geneva, Chicago Symphony Center, Palais beaux-arts, Mozart Hall in Frankfurt, St. James Palace and the Opera House in Australia.

To mark hundred years of Gandhi’s Satyagraha Movement, Amjad Ali Khan presented a Concert at Carnegie Hall in 2006. He performed at the Central Hall of the Indian Parliament on the commemoration of India’s 60th year of Independence in 2007. Some of his other notable highlights include his recital at Edinburg International Festival, the Enescu Festival in Bucharest, performance at the 2014 Noble Peace Prize ceremony in Oslo along with Amaan Alo Bangash and Ayaan Ali Bangash and the UN Day Concert in 2018.

Ustad Khan is a recipient of the Padma Vibhushan, UNESCO Award, UNICEF’s National Ambassadorship, The Crystal Award by the World Economic Forum and Honorary Doctorates from the Universities of York in 1997, England, Delhi University in 1998, Rabindra Bharati University in 2007, Kolkata and the Vishva Bharti (Deshikottam) in Shantiniketan in 2001. He represented India in the first World Arts Summit in Venice in 1991, received Honorary Citizenship to the American states of Texas (1997), Massachusetts (1984), Tennessee (1997), the city of Atlanta, Georgia (2002), Albuquerque, NM (2007) and the Key of the City of Tulsa, Oklahoma and Fort Lauderdale, Miami. April 20, 1984 was declared as Amjad Ali Khan Day in Boston, Massachusetts. In 1995, Mr. Khan was awarded the Gandhi UNESCO Medal in Paris for his composition Bapukauns. In 2003, the maestro received “Commander of the Order of Arts and Letters” from the French Government and the Fukuoka Cultural Grand Prize in Japan in 2004. Amjad Ali Khan’s passion for bringing the sarod to new audiences has seen him give numerous residencies as well as being appointed as a Visiting Professor at several universities, including Stanford University, University of New Mexico, York University, and Jacob’s School of Music.

In conferring Ustad Amjad Ali Khan with an Honorary Doctorate, the Shiv Nadar Institution of Eminence—Delhi NCR recognises his contribution to the world of music. His passion, dedication, and artistry inspire aspiring musicians everywhere. He exemplifies the university’s values, mission, and vision and provides a role model of integrity and inspirational leadership for the university community.

HONORARY DEGREE RECIPIENT

Mr. Krishen Khanna

Padma Bhushan | Distinguished Artist

Krishen Khanna belongs to a magnificent generation of painters, some of them from the Progressive Artists’ Group, of which he was a close associate. He has been recognised for his immense contribution as an art practitioner and his significant involvement with art institutions including the Lalit Kala Akademi, National Gallery of Modem Art, New Delhi, and Bharat Bhavan, Bhopal. Along with his contemporaries, MF Husain, FN Souza, SH Raza, HA Gade, KH Ara and Tyeb Mehta, he paved the path for a novel modernist expression in post-independent India, evolving a distinct language blending realism and expressionism in the figural narrative genre.

Mr. Khanna was born on July 5, 1925, in Lyallpur in pre-Partition Punjab, under the British Raj. He studied at the Imperial Service College, England, from 1938 to 1942 as a Rudyard Kipling Scholar. His artistic career started when he participated in the annual exhibition of the Punjab Art Society, where his painting, Dead Tree, was highly appreciated. In 1961, he gave up his position with the Grindlays Bank to devote himself to art full-time, a rarity in those days with very few patrons and galleries.

One of the first works of Mr. Khanna, News of Gandhi’s Death, was displayed in the Golden Jubilee exhibition of the Bombay Art Society (1949), for which he received critical acclaim. Mr. Khanna’s first solo show was at the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, Madras (Chennai) in 1955. This was followed by several solo shows in India and abroad. His works were exhibited at the Tokyo Biennial in 1957, the Sao Paulo Biennial in 1960, and the Venice Biennial in 1962, marking a brilliant flight to his artistic journey.

His solo exhibitions were presented at the Vadehra Art Gallery, New Delhi, in 2016; Grosvenor Gallery, London, in 2015; Sakshi Gallery, Mumbai, in 2013; Lalit Kala Akademi, New Delhi, in 2010; Cymroza Art Gallery, Mumbai, in 2008; Saffronart and Berkeley Square Gallery, London, in 2005; and Pundole Art Gallery, Mumbai, in 2004.

The Kiran Nadar Museum of Art holds in its collection a substantial body of the artist’s works, which have been presented in exhibitions at KNMA such as, ‘Around the Table: conversations about milestones, memories, mappings’ in 2022, ‘Narrating from the Museum Archives and Collection: TEN YEARS OF KNMA’ in 2020 and Time Unfolded II in 2012.

From late 1960s onwards, Krishen Khanna acutely observed the city of Delhi and its ongoing transformation as it faced an influx of migrants, mapping its shift from Central Delhi to its outskirts where villages morphed into urban pockets. This dynamic shift is vividly portrayed on his canvas, the mundane existence of ordinary life.

The working class, dhabawallahs running roadside eating joints, for instance Ramu Ka Dhaba painted in 1979, truck drivers, and the marginalised, became his subject matter. One of his recurrent themes has been the ‘bandwallahs’. Dressed in vibrant red uniforms, their presence at wedding celebrations in Delhi fascinated him, and the spectacle of these processions were evoked with varying emotions on his canvases. His paintings often oscillated between states of celebration and mourning. The universal symbol of suffering and sacrifice, as well as resurrection and hope, Jesus Christ was another source of inspiration for the artist. Pieta (1988), The Last Supper (1979), Supper at Emmaus (1975) and other works capture thematic similitude within contemporary contexts, while works like Che Dead- The Photograph (1970) and the Game Series (1970s), elucidate his inclination towards circumstantial occurring across the globe.

The massive mural painted in the dome of the ITC Maurya lobby in Delhi is one of the remarkable visual spectacles that Khanna has created amongst others.

For his invaluable contribution in the field of Visual Arts, especially within the subcontinent, Mr. Khanna has received several awards and honours. He was the first Indian artist to be awarded the Council on Economic and Cultural Affairs (later renamed the John D. Rockefeller III Fund) fellowship in 1962, and was an artist in residence at the American University in Washington from 1963-64. In 1965, he received the Lalit Kala Akademi’s National Award. He was honoured with Padma Shri in 1990, the Lalit Kala Ratna in 2004, and Padma Bhushan in 2011 by the Government of India.

In conferring Mr. Krishen Khanna with an Honorary Doctorate, the Shiv Nadar Institution of Eminence, Delhi-NCR recognises his immense contribution to Indian art and culture. He exemplifies the University’s values, mission, and vision. Charting his unique path through his commitment and conviction, he stands as a role model of integrity and inspiration for the community of teachers and students at the university.

HONORARY DEGREE RECIPIENT

Wing Commander (Retd.) Rakesh Sharma

Ashoka Chakra | First Indian In Space

Ashok Chakra awardee Wing Commander Rakesh Sharma, the first and only Indian citizen to travel in space, is a true inspiration to an aspiring nation.

Born on 13 January 1949 in Patiala of present-day Punjab, Sharma, attended St. George’s Grammar School, Hyderabad and graduated from Nizam College, Hyderabad. He joined the National Defence Academy as an Air Force plebe in July 1966. He was commissioned into the Indian Air Force as a Pilot Officer in 1970. He flew 21 combat missions as a MiG21 pilot during the 1971 Bangladesh Liberation War. Wing Commander Rakesh Sharma, then a Squadron Leader, embarked on a historic mission in 1984 as part of a joint space program between the Indian Space Research Organisation and the Soviet Intercosmos space program. He spent seven days and twenty-one hours aboard the Salyut-7 space station. During his mission, Wing Commander Sharma performed experiments related to remote sensing and bio-medicine, particularly exercises to study the effects of yoga on the body during weightlessness among others.

After retiring from the Air Force as Wing Commander, Rakesh Sharma joined Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) as chief test pilot. He retired from Flying in 2001. He continues to support and advise ISRO’s Gaganyaan program, which is slated to carry four Indian astronauts to space.

Wing Commander Sharma was conferred with the honour of ‘Hero of Soviet Union’ upon his return from space. The Government of India conferred on him its highest peacetime gallantry award, the Ashoka Chakra.

The Shiv Nadar Institution of Eminence—Delhi NCR recognizes Wing Commander Rakesh Sharma’s contribution by conferring him with an honorary doctorate. He exemplifies the University’s values, mission, and vision and provides a role model of integrity and inspirational leadership for the Shiv Nadar IoE community.

HONORARY DEGREE RECIPIENT

Ms Sukla Mistry

Former Director (Refineries)

Indian Oil Corporation LTD.

Outstanding Business Leader

Ms Sukla Mistry is a woman of many firsts. She is the first woman Functional Director on the Board of Indian Oil Corporation Limited, a Maharatna enterprise of the Government of India; as Director (Refineries), she is responsible for the business and operations of nine refineries and mega petrochemical plants. She also holds directorial positions on the Board of Chennai Petroleum Corporation Ltd. (CPCL), Cauvery Basin Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited, and the upcoming Ratnagiri Refinery and Petrochemical Limited.

Ms. Mistry leads projects worth approximately INR 1.1 Lakh Crore across refinery units for capacity expansion. She is simultaneously driving Indian Oil’s green growth agenda.

Towards sustainability, her contributions in various projects include meeting 650 MW refinery power requirements through Renewable Energy, leveraging Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) across refineries and Green Hydrogen projects align with India’s objectives towards Carbon Neutrality. Under her leadership, the Maharatna enterprise achieved its highest throughput of 73.31 MMT in FY 2023-24 taking its capacity utilisation to 104.5%. Ms Mistry has constantly inspired the team to implement various energy efficiency improvement and digitalisation initiatives across all refineries.

Overcoming barriers since her childhood, Ms. Mistry was the first girl to pursue higher education outside her village in West Bengal’s Sundarbans. Her educational journey has been replete with multiple successes. After specialising in metallurgy during her B.Tech at Bengal Engineering College, she earned an Advanced Diploma in Business Management from ICFAI and certifications in Industrial Radiography and Ultrasonic Non-destructive Testing, among others. During her 37 years in the Indian Oil & Gas sector, Ms Mistry contributed towards the introduction of Aviation Gasoline 100 Low Lead (AVGas 100LL) from Gujarat Refinery, producing premium Grade Low Sulphur Heavy Stock. Her efforts in developing High-Flash High-Speed Diesel (HFHSD-IN512) from Paradip & Haldia Refineries, exceeding NATO-grade specifications, facilitates the Indian Navy.

Under her leadership, IndianOil has seen adoption of innovative business processes leveraging digital technologies. Artificial Intelligence and machine learning (AIML) technologies adopted for Predictive Analysis of critical equipment.

In conferring Ms Sukla Mistry with an Honorary Doctorate, the Shiv Nadar Institution of Eminence - Delhi NCR recognises her outstanding contribution to Science & Technology, and service for Women’s Empowerment. She exemplifies the University’s values, mission, and vision, and provides a role model of integrity and inspirational leadership for the university community.

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Muskan Kumar

Rishav Ray

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Aaliya Ahamed

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Devanshi Sharma

Dhanya Lokarapu

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Naukshatro Bose

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M S Rohit

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Bhavika Yadav

Shreya Saha

Siddhi Pillay

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Amresh Kumar Shukla

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Manikyala Theerdh

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Yash Gupta

Praval Maddala

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Rahul Bansal

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Shweta Gupta

Siddharth Gupta

Siddharth Sahu

Snehasri Ravishankar

Sohini Bhattacharya

Soumya Singh

Sree Komarneni

Bachelor of Technology in Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Manav Bansal

Nimisha Gupta

Rishul Sharma

Riya Tyagi

Sarvesh Sankaran

Bhabani Sarangi

Devang Handa

Vatsal Rajput

Abhishek

Aditya A

Anshul Shrivastava

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Karra Sanjana Reddy

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Om Pandey

P Peniel Roderick

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K Sai Srinivas

Kanishk Taxali

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Shlok Sudhir Kamat

Vanshika Garg

Devyam Seal

S Vishnuvardha Rajeshwaran

Soham Choudhury

Harshit Joshi

Sanskar Vashishtha

Bachelor of Technology in Electronics and Communication Engineering

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Ananya Gupta

Aryan Tiwari

Ashwin Krishnan

Guggilapu Surya Sai Teja

Lakshay Mangla

Shruti Verma

Srishti Ananya

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Ishita Verma

Kanchi Rajput

Kavin K

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Kommineni Sree

Kshitij

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Mayank Pratap

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Paarth Goel

Palak Jain

Poojitha Chintala

Prerit Rajpal

Racharla Chayank

Reddi Suchit

Ridhi Garg

Riya Shishodia

Sandadi Rithvik Reddy

Sejal Singh

Bachelor of Technology in Mechanical Engineering

Aditya Chandrasekar

Arushee Rajeev

Devang Srivastava

Iraban Gupta Basu

Kartik Kumar

Mrityunjay Prasad

Saayan Gupta

Shashwat Routray

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Anish Sood

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Deepak Padmanabhan

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M Vaishnavi

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Jyoti Bharti

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Master of Business Administration (Executive)

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Saharsh Dadhwal

Tilak Raj Sharma

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Souvik Guha Doctor of Philosophy

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