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ଖଲ୍ଲିକୋଟ ଏକକ ବିଶ୍ବବିଦ୍ୟାଳୟ, ବ୍ରହ୍ମପୁର

KHALLIKOTE UNITARY UNIVERSITY, BRAHMAPUR

(Under Section 2(f) of UGC Act,1956)

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Department of Anthropology

Department of Anthropology2026-07-23T18:01:56+05:30
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  • ABOUT

Anthropology as a subject has its beginning in the century-old college since 1962, and the first batch of degree students were passed out with Anthropology as a pass subject, both in Science and Arts streams in 1965. Anthropology having practical teaching was a unique subject in the Arts stream and attracted a good number of students to opt for this subject in degree level. So it has opened its wings immediately after a couple of years with the provision of Honours teaching in 1970. With introduction of provision of field study training programme for 15 days duration in a rural /tribal area with submission of a field report was included in the Honours syllabus as a separate paper with 100 marks.

Considering the growing demand among the students for opting Anthropology in PG level the subject was opened in this college in the year 1980 with provision of 16 seats. This is the 1st college which has the distinction of having Anthropology in P.G. level in the entire State as well as there is no provision in P.G. in Anthropology under Berhampur University earlier. The students were deprived of getting opportunity to study Anthropology in P.G. level in entire South Odisha. There are two different branches of specialization namely, Social Anthropology and Physical Anthropology with provision of teaching in CBCS pattern with theory papers and practical including the submission of a dissertation by undertaking Field study training programme in a remote tribal/ rural village for each branch of specialization for a period of 30/20 days, have been introduced in the syllabus as a full paper with 100 marks.

The Odisha Government also pleased to sanction 32 seats in M.Phil courses and got affiliation from Berhampur University from the year 2013-14. From this year the Department is going to admit students in M.Phil studies.Prof. Dr. L.K Mahapatra, Professor and Head, Department of Anthropology, Utkal University, inaugurated the P.G. Department of Anthropology on 21.02.1981 under the headship of Dr Krushna Kumar Monhanti. Opening of M.Phil Courses in Anthropology was initiated by Dr. P.M Nanda, Reader and Head, P.G. Department of Anthropology and the Government has been pleased to open 32 seats in M.Phil under Berhampur University since 2014-15 sessions and the Department gained the status of Research in higher studies like M.Phil and Ph.D.

The Khallikote Autonomous College has upgraded to Khallikote Unitary University on 01.08.2021 and currently The PG Department of Anthropology comes under the said University.

  • PROGRAMME

 

 

S.No. Photo Name Designation Email View Profile
1 Mrs. Prangya Priyadarsini Sahoo Mrs. Prangya Priyadarsini Sahoo Assistant Professor psahoo520@gmail.Com View Profile
2 Ms. Anwesha Nayak Ms. Anwesha Nayak Guest Faculty —  
3 Dr. Rashmirekha Dash Dr. Rashmirekha Dash Guest Faculty —  
4 Dr. Bhagyashree Sahoo Dr. Bhagyashree Sahoo Guest Faculty —  
  • STAFF

ASSETS OF THE DEPARTMENT:

Seminar Library: The Department seminar Library is functioned with 440 no. of text books which are only used by the students on rotation, and it is operated by a teacher of the Department. These books are used by the students and teachers in the department.

Wall Magazine: The wall magazine ‘NRU FA’ is displayed in the department with various papers cutting on different issues relating to the subject and papers relating to fieldwork prepared by the UG and PG students.

Laboratories: This Department has two well equipped Laboratories; one is used for the UG and another for PG students. The Laboratories are now self sufficient and well equipped with various modern apparatus and equipments for use by students as per their syllabi.

Computer Laboratory: The existing computer laboratory of the Department has been set up by the funds allocated by UGC during 9th plan period. One senior most demonstrator of the department is kept in charge of this laboratory.

Department store: The department store is maintained by the store-keeper of the department. All the files and laboratory equipments are kept in proper order and safe custody.

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FIELD WORK

The Department used to undertake fieldwork training programme of UG and PG students every year, to study the physical aspect, socio-economic and cultural life of different tribal and rural people inside and outside of the state. This Department has so far covered the Tribe and castes of Ganjam , Phulbani and Koraput districts and the communities include the Gadaba, Koya, Saura, Kondha, Golla, Potter, Fisherman, Christians, Telugu communities etc. The major thrust area and people of study during the last five years are as shown in the following table.

 

S.No. Academic Year Community Location Aspect
1 2013-14 Philin Affected Nolia Community Brahmapur City Social aspect
2 2014-15 Post Philin Impact Study in K. Aryapalli Village of Chatrapur Ganjam Social aspect
3 2015-2016 Rural Community Kumbhajhari Social and Physical aspect
4 2016-2017 Urban Community Berhampur Social and Physical aspect
5 2017-2018 Rural Community New Aryapalli Social and Physical aspect
6 2018-19 Rural Community Kumbhajhari Social and Physical aspect
7 2019-20 Tribal Community Ramaguda Social and Physical aspect
8 2021-22 Tribal and Rural Community Different Places in Odisha Social and Physical aspects
  • RESEARCH

 

S.No. Name Position Place
1 Dr. Jagannath Padhy Professor of Sociology Surat University
2 Dr. Jayaram Panda Reader in Anthropology University of Jammu
3 Dr. Premananda Panda Professor in Anthropology Sambalpur University
4 Sri Simanchal Panda Senior Personal Manager Hira Cables, Burla, Sambalpur
5 Dr. Pradeep Patjoshi Co-ordinator, UNICEF New Delhi
6 Dr. S.M. Patnaik Professor of Anthropology Delhi University, Delhi
7 Dr. Sukanta Choudhury Professor in Sociology Lucknow University
8 Sri Amerendra Mahapatra Deputy General Manager (Personnel), NALCO Angul
9 Smt. Mamta Roy Medical Technologist Washington
10 Sri Ranjan Kumar Sahu General Manager Bata Shoe Company, Kolkata
11 Sri Gopal Rao Executive Steel Authority of India, Visakhapatnam
12 Dr. Sarat Chandra Panda Deputy Chief Manager (Personnel) M.C.L., Sambalpur
13 Dr. Binod Choudhury Scientist Crocodile Research Centre, Chennai
14 Sri Sapana Kumar Dash Reader in Anthropology Ispat College, Rourkela
15 Dr. N.C. Dash Professor, Department of Population Studies Fakir Mohan University, Balasore
16 Dr. Itishree Padhi Associate Professor in Anthropology B.J.B. Autonomous College, Bhubaneswar
17 Sri Gopabandhu Panda Lecturer in Anthropology N.E. Hill University, Shillong
18 Dr. Swetansu Kumar Rath Senior Lecturer in Anthropology B.J.B. Autonomous College, Bhubaneswar
19 Sri S.N. Pathy Principal Science College, Pudamari
20 Sri Premlal Baxi Assistant Consolidation Officer Parlakhemundi
21 Sri Devadatta Pattnaik S.P. Vigilance Cuttack
22 Sri Rabindra Kumar Satapathy News Reader A.I.R., Cuttack
23 Dr. Purbi Jena Junior Research Fellow Anthropological Survey of India
24 Dr. Priyadarshini Sahu ICMR Bhubaneswar
25 Dr. Amarendra Mahapatra Deputy Director ICMR, Bhubaneswar
26 Saroj Kumar Dhall Assistant Professor in Sociology Lucknow University
27 Miss Banita Behera Assistant Keeper, Officer In Charge Zonal Anthropological Museum, Anthropological Survey of India, Andaman & Nicobar Regional Centre
28 Kanhu Charan Satpathy Associate Professor in Anthropology Utkal University
29 Madhu Kumari Lecturer in Anthropology Non-Government Aided College, Chandikhol
30 Monalisha Padhy Post Graduate Teacher —
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