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ELT@I

THE NEWSLETTER OF

English Language Teachers’ Association of India

July-September 2019

Updates from Head Office

INSIDE THIS ISSUE Updates from Head Office Updates from Chapters Call for Papers Our Chapters Edited & Published by Dr.Revathi Viswanathan Member, ELTAI

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UPDATES FROM HEAD OFFICE

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Dr. Uma Raman,s Endowment provides financial assistance for two school teachers to attend our Annual conference.

WHO IS ELIGIBLE? School teachers who are ELTAI members or working in our Short term/Donor member institutions may apply, giving the following particulars may apply for a grant from ELTAI to attend our forthcoming Golden Jubilee conference at Greater Noida on9-12 October 2019, thanks to the liberal donation given by our Donor, Dr. Uma Raman, an ELT professional. Last date for the receipt of application-- 25th September 2019. S. Rajagopalan Name of the teacher Membership ID, if ELTAI member Is tour institution a Donor or Short term member? Qualifications Teaching experience Have you published anywhere -school magazine or Journal

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UPDATES FROM CHAPTERS

Visakhapatnam Chapter

One day National Workshop on “Continuous Professional Development

(CPD) for English Teachers” ELTAI, Visakhapatnam Chapter, in

collaboration with Visakha Government

Degree College for Women, organised a one

day National workshop on “Continuous

Professional Development (CPD) for English

Teachers”on 13th July, 2019 at Visakha

Government Degree College for Women,

Visakhapatnam.

The workshop was inaugurated by the Chief

Guest, Sri. PVN Madhav, Member of the

Legislative Council. Prof. C. Pradgna, Chapter

Patron, Dr. C. Raghavendra, Chapter President

and Workshop Convener, Dr. S. Shobha Rani,

Workshop Patron and Principal, Visakha Govt.

Degree College for Women, Resource persons

Dr. ReddiSekhar Reddy – Vice President, ELTAI

National Committee, Mr. Paul Armstrong –

renowned Language Trainer, Workshop

Coordinators Dr. Ch. Swathi, Chapter Vice-

president, Ms. P.Padma Priya,Head,

Department of English, VisakhaGovt. Degree

college for Women, and Chapter Committee

members were present.

The Inaugural started by Dr. C. Raghavendra,

Convener, ELTAI Chapter, with a welcome note

to all the participants, the English Teaching

Tribe. He reiterated the important role of

English teachers in the current scenario and he

listed out the objectives of the workshop. As he

mentioned that the workshop aims at

highlighting the perspectives and practices of

CPD that help teachers meet the challenges of

their work and achieve their goals.

The Chief Guest Sri. PVN Madhav, Member of

the Legislative Council, officially inaugurated

the Visakhapatnam Chapter and the Chapter’s

maiden workshop. He said that English

language is a fundamental means of

communication across the globe and English

teachers play a vital role in molding the

learners to meet the needs.

This was followed by the Workshop Patron’s,

Dr.S Shobha Rani, speech where she

commended the teachers of English in instilling

values along with imparting the language skills

in students. Sheappealed to the professionals to

help improve language proficiency of students

from Telugu medium background and instill

confidence in them in using the language. The

Chapter Patron, Prof. C. Pradgna, emphasised

the need of Continuous Professional

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Development and mentioned how the

workshop will benefit the

languageprofessionals to explore inventive

means and methods of teaching English.

The Inaugural was followed by the first session

by Dr. G. ReddiSekhar Reddy who explored

various avenues pertaining to professional

development.

The workshop ended with the Valedictory

ceremony with the felicitation of Resource

Persons and distribution of certificates the

Resource Persons and the participants.The

programme ended with a vote of thanks.

The workshop was a success with more than 90 registrations.

The Patron commended the efforts of the Organising Committee.

ELTAI Chapter @ SAMBHRAM, BANGALORE

[ECSB] Action Research Project Statement of the Problem

Persistent use of students’ first language in the

English Classes

In order to solve the problem, thirty students

were motivated to participate in various

activities such as the running dictionary,

listening to podcast, speeches, proof reading

and many such activities which made a great

impact on the students as they got an

opportunity to know where they have a

problem in the English Language and how to

overcome that with the help of Accessing

Internet.

Individual Speaking Task

Held on the topics: “Higher Education is a

basic need for succeeding in life today”;

“Phones are distracting students from

learning”; “Students should learn and be fluent

in a second language”; “A moment that

changed my life” and “Practice makes us

perfect”.

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The following steps were taken up in the

project

Listening exercises from the specific

podcasts:The Memory Palace, Free Thinking,

Meanwhile in the Future and Manager Tools.

Web Tools: Students were introduced to the

below mentioned three websites for exploiting

technology and digital tools to improve their

language skills by www.visuwords.com/

Lexipedia/www.lexipedia.com and

Vocabgrabber. Students were happy to learn

English Language by using these tools.

The below given list of activities were also

practiced

Listening Session: Listening to YouTube

conversation and answering few questions were

asked by the Coordinator and listening to audio

clip and writing down the vocabulary and

summarize the audio clip heard done.

Speaking Session - students were given

opportunity to speak in front of the audience on

a topic of their choice which helped them to

overcome their public speaking fear.

Reading Session: Students had read and

understood the content given and explained it

to their partner who wrote the same.

In writing session students were given a task to

write short note after listening to podcasts. In

this session students got chance to write and

express their views in couple of pages on the

topic which they choose from the given options:

Language Games, Group Work, Teaching of basic

sentence structures, Frequent questioning

during the course of the project, and avoiding

correction of mistakes committed by the

students while answering questions in the class.

Oral Test (After Six Months)

Each student was asked to say few

sentences about the picture given to him,

a simple topic was given to them. They were

also asked to answer simple questions relating

to their home, friends, hobbies, their school

and their friends etc.

Free Talk in Group on the specific topics held

on: Is talent the most important thing for

success? If you are to start a business what

would that be? Is world peace a reality in our

world? Weather and Hometown.

The Final Results

The students got an opportunity to participate

in the project where they got to learn and

experience practice learning via different

means such as listening and analyzing to

various different audio clips, speaking in front

of crowd/audience and various other activities

which includes reading, writing, speaking and

listening. In the processes of this project

students had an opportunity to understand

and discover new facts about language which

created love and interest towards the English

language. The above given activities practiced

and taken place under the banner of ELTAI

Action Research Project where our dedicated

students participated and gained a bag of

knowledge. This project was dedicated to the

students who facilitated interesting,

http://thememorypalace.us/

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0144txn

http://gizmodo.com/welcome-to-meanwhile-in-the-future-1702467214

http://www.manager-tools.com/podcasts

http://www.visuwords.com/

http://www.lexipedia.com/

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entertaining and interactive sessions with

coordinator and other groups held throughout

the project.

ELT@I Medak Chapter

A one-week workshop on Communication Skills and Personality

Development Gandhi School of Humanities and Social

Sciences and Department of English, GITAM

conducted a workshop in association with

ELT@I, Medak chapter conducted VIKAS, a one -

week workshop on Communication Skills and

Personality Development for Zilla Parishad High

School students, Rudraram from 15th to 20th

April, 2019. The main objective of the

workshop is to develop effective

communication and improvement of

temperament in school students. A fund of Rs.

10,000/- was sanctioned by GITAM

management for the purpose of providing

stationery, snacks, certificates and lunch for the

students. As it was summer, the students were

provided transport to and from GITAM up to

their school in Rudraram.

Activity-based sessions on how to inculcate

hygiene, good habits, awareness of nutrition,

developing self esteem, assertiveness,

management of time and stress, public speaking,

teamwork and leadership skills were held for

the benefit of the school students.

The workshop was expected to attract around

30 to 35 students as schools were closed for

summer vacation. However, on the initial day

itself, 45 students turned up for the workshop.

On the second day, the number of students

increased to 72. The students were divided into

two batches and parallel sessions were

conducted. The third day witnessed 92 students

and the fourth day, 94 students. On the fifth

day, 95 students turned up. The workshop

attracted thrice the number of the expected

participants. For four days, two sessions in the

morning and one session in the afternoon were

conducted. Nutritious snacks and drinks were

provided in the morning and afternoon breaks.

The students were enthusiastic throughout and

keenly participated in all the activities.

On the fifth day, a drawing session was

conducted for all the students to demonstrate

their creative talents. Charts and sketches were

provided and the students took part eagerly.

Some of these drawings are thought provoking

and exhibit social consciousness. After this

session, a valedictory was conducted and

certificates along with stationery essentials

were distributed for all the participants. The

NSS unit of GITAM also proved their generosity

by distributing notebooks for the school

children. Lunch was provided on the last day for

all the 95 participants.

Faculty of Gandhi School of Humanities and

Social Sciences and Department of English,

GITAM wholeheartedly assisted in the

successful completion of the workshop. Also the

supporting staff of Department of English,

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GITAM aided in the smooth conduct of the

workshop.

The Hon. Pro Vice-Chancellor, Prof. N. Siva

Prasad and the Resident Director, Shri DVVS

Varma unequivocally supported the workshop

financially and logistically. As this program

received huge participation, the Hon. Pro Vice-

Chancellor graciously announced a two-hour

morning sports program for a fortnight in the

University playground in which interested

students could participate (the logistics of

which are under discussion at the time of the

report submission). He also explained about

Swachha Bharat and invited the students to

collect saplings of Guava and Lemon to plant

them near their homes. Overall, the workshop

has been successful with more than the

expected and enthusiastic participation of

school students. The Resident Director, Shri

DVVS Varma cautioned the students against

picking up bad habits and advised them to work

towards making their village a model village.

Faculty of Gandhi School of Humanities and

Social Sciences and Department of English,

GITAM are extremely grateful to the Hon. Pro

Vice - Chancellor, Prof. N. Siva Prasad and the

Resident Director, Shri DVVS Varma for being

given an opportunity to initiate this workshop

and in future expect to conduct many such

outreach programs in accordance with the

vision and mission of GITAM.

Negotiating Spaces: English Literature and

Language Teaching

Two-Day National Conference 29 & 30

August 2019

Conference Report

The Two Day National Conference on

Negotiating Spaces: English Literature and

Language Teaching organized by the

Department of English, GITAM, Hyderabad

Campus commenced formally on 29th August,

2019.

In his opening remarks, Dr. T. Joseph Ratna

Jayakar, Convenor expressed that the theme of

the conference had been conceived in the light

of the technological advancements, changing

lifestyles and varying perceptions of the

stakeholders. He articulated that the

deliberations would open up spaces and offer

new methodologies for practical insights to

English literature and language teaching in the

classrooms.

The Hon. Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Prof. N. Siva

Prasad presided over the inaugural ceremony

and spoke on the importance of time and space,

a concept from Physics, as an engaging issue in

the teaching of modern English Literature and

Language and the need for Language

laboratories introduced by AICTE. He also

stated that technology and the fast-growing

culture is changing English language and

meanings. He wished the participants to bring

out the best teaching and learning inputs.

Speaking on the Future of Humanities, Prof. D.

Venkat Rao, HoD – Department of Literature,

EFLU, explained at length on the spaces to be

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negotiated by teachers and researchers in

Literature. He stated that with the impact of

new technologies and changing lifestyles, there

is a need to teach literature in a non-European

way. He conveyed concern that the roots of

research are changing, and there is a danger

that telecommunication language will displace

discourse.

He shared his views that the Apex bodies are

contemplating the introduction of Liberal Arts

courses in the Universities. He opined that the

attitude of cultural inferiority internalized due

to colonial way of thinking should cease and our

traditional culture and identity should be

accepted to establish the fact that education in

humanities is for the future of all human beings.

On the same note, Dr. K Suneetha Rani, Plenary

Speaker from the Centre for Women’s Studies,

University of Hyderabad, spoke on Gender

Studies which are falling across academic

disciplines. She explained that there is a

tendency to undermine women’s studies from

all institutions as having some feminist

goals. The introduction of Choice Based Credit

System, she said, is leaving students in a conflict

of interest. Though there are various

parameters of CBCS in Higher Education to

promote borderless and interdisciplinary

studies, she exemplified that students are not

well motivated towards Gender Studies.

The plenary Speaker for Day 2, Prof. D. Murali

Manohar, HoD - Department of English,

University of Hyderabad, presented some

fascinating insights into the Design and

Development of curricular products for Higher

Education. Dr. Manohar expressed deep concern

and spoke extensively on the need for the

curriculum to be evaluated from time to time as

it sets the goal to students’ learning for career

and beyond. He commented that if students are

given credits based on their choice of subject,

course, content and the hours of teaching for a

single semester, the learning outcome of the

students will not help them achieve their goals

towards global education. In conclusion, Prof.

D. Murali Manohar voiced that the English

Departments should not suffer lateral and

vertical segregation.

Delivering his valedictory address, Prof. T. Vijay

Kumar, HoD, Department of English, Osmania

University, defined that in the backdrop of

changing technologies, negotiating space

interactions and behaviors in Literature

undeniably calls for a critical discussion. He

shared some profound reflections on real and

unreal spaces. Outlining physical and historical,

indigenous, diasporic spaces in the Literatures

of the world, Prof. Vijay Kumar focused on the

Cultural spaces in the Post-Colonial period. The

notion of cultural space is the fourth space

which people shared in urban spaces. Prof.

Vijay Kumar explained that the present-day

society had moved away from real areas to

unreal spaces. Quoting Foucault's three

imaginary spaces namely, utopia, dystopia, and

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heterotopia, he said, they link with each other

but contradict the real spaces of society.

The program concluded with a vote of thanks

proposed by Dr. Prasanna Laxmi, Convenor of

the Two- Day National Conference.

Out of 45 participants who registered, 20

attended the conference. The conference

collected Rs.40,000/- through registration fee

and incurred Rs. 85,000/- as expenses. A book

of abstracts was published and a book of

proceedings will be published shortly.

A total of 16 papers (including joint papers)

were presented on the two days on diverse

topics by delegates from Tamil Nadu,

Uttarpradesh, Karnataka and Telangana. Four

III year students of GITAM were given an

opportunity to present their papers. Though

many presenters remained absent, a positive

feedback was received from the delegates who

were present.

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CALL FOR PAPERS

ELTAI and its Special Interest groups publish the following journals. There is no fee for ELTAI members to publish their research papers in these journals. Preferences will be given to short-termand donor members.

Journal of English Language Teaching (India)

The Journal of English Language Teaching (JELT) is a peer-reviewed (print) journal published six times a year. It is a UGC approved journal. Articles on ELT can be submitted all through the year. Send your article as an email attachment [email protected] a copy to [email protected] more details about the journal, visit www.eltai.in

Journal of Teaching and Research in English Literature

The Journal of Teaching and Research in English Literature (JTREL) is a peer-reviewed (online) journal published four times a year by Literature Special Interest group of ELTAI. It is a UGC approved journal. Research papers on literature, literary theories, Cultural Studies and methods of teaching literature can be submitted all through the year. Send your articles as an email attachment to [email protected] with a copy to [email protected] more details about the journal, visit https://sites.google.com/site/journalofenglishliterature

Journal of Technology for ELT The Journal of Technology for ELT (JTELT) is an online journal published four times a year by the Computer Technology Special Interest group of ELTAI. Research papers on the use of technology for teaching and learning English can be submitted all through the year. Send your papers to [email protected] with a copy to [email protected] more details about the journal, visit https://sites.google.com/site/journaloftechnologyforelt

The ELT Practitioner The ELT Practitioner is an online journal published four times a year by ELTAI. Articles on ELT can be submitted all through the year. Send your papers to [email protected] with a copy to [email protected] more details about the journal, visit https://sites.google.com/site/theeltpractitioner

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Would you like to become a member of ELTAI? Would you like to participate in professional development activities at your place? Would you like to organise a professional development programme in your

institution? Contact the convenor of the nearest chapter

OUR CHAPTERS .

Andhra Pradesh

Chapter: Godavari

Convenor: Dr. Satish Kumar

Nadimpalli

Address: Assistant Professor of English,

SRKR Engineering College, Bhimavaram,

West Godavari District,Andhra Pradesh

Mobile: (+91) 9381052997

Email: [email protected]

Chapter: Guntur

Convenor: Dr. Shabreen Sultana Shaik

Designation: Asst. Professor, Dept. of English,

Bapatla Engineering College,

Address: Bapatla, Guntur Dist. Andhra Pradesh

Mobile: 9182393916


Chapter: Viskhapatnam

convenor: Dr. C. Raghavendra

Address Department of English

GIT, Gitam University

VISAKHAPATNAM. A.P 530045

Mobile: 9494295295


Chapter: Tirupati

Convenor: Dr. G. Reddi Sekhar Reddy

Address: H. No: 23-7-120/4, Flat No: 202

Shanthi Nagar, M R Palli, Tirupati -517 502

Mobile: 9441335722 / 9912431512


Assam

Chapter: Assam

Convenor: Dr. Anindya Syam Choudhury

Address: Department of English

Assam University, Silchar, Assam





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Mobile: 943533454


Chapter: Guwahati

Convenor: Dr. Anita Tamuli

Address: Department of English Language

Teaching

New Academic Building, Guwahati University

Guwahati-781 014

Mobile: 9864023912 / 9435042746

Email: [email protected] / anita.tamuli@ga

uhati.ac.in

Bihar

Chapter: Patna

Convenor: Ms. Nutan Kumari

Designation: Asst Professor, Amity University

Patna

Address: B 302 Sita Apartment Near Pillar

No28

Khajpura Bailey Road, Patna 800 014

Mobile: 7543031127


Maharashtra

Chapter: Khandesh

Convenor: Dr. Vaibhav J. Sabnis

Address: 21, Surabhi Cny, Near Malaria Office

Sakri Road, Dhule-424 001

Mobile: 9422471143


Chapter: Mumbai

Convenor: Dr. Sachin Bhumbe

Address: 203, Shubham Heights CHS, Plot -15 ,

Sector-21, Kamothe, Navi Mumbai 410209

Mobile: 9702071878


Chapter: Pune

Convenor: Dr. Z. N. Patil

Address: Former Professor of English and Head

of the Department of Training&

Development,English and Foreign Languages

University, Hyderabad








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Mobile: 9652427211, 9326897527


Chapter: Solapur

Convenor: Dhanappa M. Metri

Address: B- 44 Shivaji Housing Society, Bijapur

Road, Solapur- 413004

Mobile: 09423535342 / 7875855078, 0217-

2305060


Chattisgarh

Chapter: Raipur

Convenor: Dr. Savita Singh

Address: Villa – 6, Maruti Life Style

Mahoba Bazaar, Raipur, Chhatisgarh

Mobile: 9893124100


Chapter: Rajnandgaon

Chapter Head: Mr. Dhanesh Ram Sinha

Address: Vill+Po- Lal Bahadur Nagar

Chichola Rajnandgaon-491 557

Mobile: 9691723284


Delhi

Chapter: Delhi South

Convenor: Mrs. Manju Gautam

Address:

No.B-I / 611 Dr.Ambedkar Nagar, Sector-4, New

Delhi-110062

Mobile: +91 8368678965


Chapter: Delhi West

Convenor: Ms Priyanka Bhatkoti

Address: D-Block, Sector-8, Dwarka, New Delhi

– 110075

Mobile: +91 9711997260








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Gujarat

Chapter: Ahmedabad

Convenor: Dr. Mithun Khandwala

Address: 303, Hare Krishna Tower, Near

Holiday Inn Express Hotel, Usmanpura,

Ahmedabad-380013

Mobile: +91-9898224445

Email: [email protected] |

[email protected]

Chapter: Vadodara

Convenor: Mr. Dipak Parikh

Address: F/84 Surbhi Park Soc., B/H. Vraj Vihar

Soc

Opp.Rajiv Gandhi Swimming Pool

Waghodiya Road, Vadodara-25

Mobile: 9426410319 / 9722303130

Email: [email protected] / dparikh63@ya

hoo.com Himachal Pradesh

Chapter: Shimla Chapter

Convenor: Dr. Anita Sharma

Designation: Associate Professor, Hod,

Department of English

Affiliation: Rajkiya Kanya Mahavidyalaya

(Rkmv) Shimla

Address: Anne Villa, Near Shiv Baudi Mandir,

Summer Hill Shimla (Hp) -171005

Mobile: +91-9816030711


Karnataka

Chapter: Bengaluru

Convenor: Dr. Payel Dutta Chaudary

Address:Prof & Director, School of Arts &

Humanities

Reva University, Rukumini Knowledge Park

Kattigenhalli Yelahanka, Bengaluru-560 064

Mobile: 9663376800


Chapter: Jalahalli

Convenor: Prof. K C Mishra

Address: Principal, Sambhram Academy of

Management Studies

M S Palya, Jalahalli East, Bengaluru-560 079

Mobile: 9740096642










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Chapter: Raichur

Convenor: Chapter Head : Prakash .R H

(Convenor)

Address:Govt P U College for Boys(High School

section)

PWD Camp Sindhanur-584 128, Raichur

District, Karnataka.

Mobile: 09900643943 / 8073999963


Kerala

Chapter: Thiruvananthapuram

Convenor: Dr. C A Lal

Address:Associate Professor of English School

of Distance Education, University of Kerala,

Senate House Campus,Palayam,

Thiruvananthapuram,Kerala 695034

Mobile: 9446703790


Madhya Pradesh

Chapter: Bhopal

Convenor: Dr. Shibani Basu Dubey

Address: Assistant Professor


The Bhopal School of Social Sciences

Bhopal

Mobile: 9300272889


Chapter: Jabalpur

Convenor: Dr. Abha Pandey

Address: 11, Jankiraman

Kachnar Kshipra South Civil Lines

Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, 482001

Mobile: 9424312221


Manipur

Chapter: Imphal

Convenor: Dr. Irom Gambhir Singh

Address: Head & Associate Professor,

Dept. of English & Cultural Studies,

Manipur University,

Canchipur,Imphal West, Manipur





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Mobile:+91 8974398898


Rajasthan

Chapter: Jaipur

Convenor: Dr.Bandana Chakrabarty

Address: House no 427 Street no 3,

Raja Park, Jaipur – 302004.

Mobile: +91 8107986755


Tamil Nadu

Chapter: Chennai

Convenor: Maria Preethi Srinivasan

Institution : Queen Mary’s College, Chennai

Address: A 1, Newry Shreeda Apartments

L 138, 18th Street, Annanagar East, Chennai 600

102

Mobile: 7858180770


Chapter: Coimbatore

Convenor: Dr. S. Sankarakumar

Address: Assistant Professor in English

Department of Applied Science

PSG College of Technology, Peelamedu

Coimbatore – 641 004.

Mobile: (0) 9790164824

Email: [email protected] | ssk.english

@psgtech.ac.in

[email protected] | [email protected]

Chapter: Kanyakumari

Convenor: Dr. M. Ilankumaran

Designation: Professor & Research Programme

Coordinator in English

Noorul Islam Centre for Higher Education

(Deemed to be University)

Address: Kumaracoil, Thuckalay P.O.

Kanyakumari District, Tamil Nadu – 629 180

Mobile: 9443482904


Chapter: Kancheepuram

Convenor: Dr. Akkara Sherine

Address: Rajiv Gandhi Salai, Padur, 603 103










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Res. Address: Dr. Sherine Joy

No: 17, 1st street, DAE Township

Kalpakkam-603 102

Mobile: 9445943466


Chapter-II: Kancheepuram

Convenor: Mr. T. Pushpanathan

Address: 117, Big Street, Nellorepet

Panapakkam, Vellore District-631 052

Mobile: 9894217135

Email: [email protected] / drpush.

[email protected]

Chapter: Madurai

Convenor: Dr. J. John Sekar

Address: Head & Associate Professor

Research Department of English, Dean

Academic Policies & Administration

The American College, Madurai-625 002

Mobile: 9486782184


Chapter: Ramanathapuram

Convenor: Ms. Zulaiha

Address: Head of the Department of English

TBAK College, Kilakarai

Mobile: 9894184511


Chapter: Thoothukudi

Convenor: Dr. Joycelin Shermila

Address: Associate Professor

Annammal College of Education, Thuthukuddi

Mobile: 9486637714


Chapter: Theni

Convenor: Dr. D. Nagarathinam

Address: Principal

Theni Kammavar Sangam Coll. of Technology

Koduvilarpatti, Theni-625 534








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Mobile: 04546-250496


Chapter: Trichy

Convenor: Dr.Catherin Edward

Address: Associate Professor in English

Holy Cross College (Autonomous)

Tiruchirapalli 620002

Mobile: 9442231861


Chapter: Thiruvallur

Convenor: V. Baskaran,

Address: Head of the Department,

Velammal Engineering college,Ambattur-

Redhills Road, Surapet, Chennai- 600066. Tamil

Nadu.

Mobile: 9962087858


Thiruvarur

Convenor: Mr. A. Soosai Rathinam

Address: 41, Mohanraj Nagar

Pookollai Road Mannargudi 614001

Mobile: 9442399257


Chapter: Salem

Convenor: Mr. S. Sudhakaran,

Address: 32 Annasalai Cross Road,

6th Cross Chinnathirupathi (Po),

Salem-8

Mobile: 9791550303


Telengana

Chapter: Hyderabad

Convenor: Prof. Sathuvalli Mohanraj

Address: S N 50, Saket Mithila

Saket, Kapra, ECIL Post, Hyderabad-500 062






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Mobile: 9704688058


Chapter: Medak

Convenor: Dr. K.V. Madhavi

Address: Asso. Prof. of English

GITAM University Hyderabad

Mobile: 918219620


Uttar Pradesh

Chapter: Aligarh

Convenor: Dr. Alisha Ibkar

Address: Assistant Professor


Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh-202 002

Mobile: 9953791646


Chapter: NCR-Greater Noida

Convenor: Dr. Harleen Kaur

Address: AP-III, Amity Institute of Corporate

Communication,

Amity University, NOIDA, UP

Mobile: 7838361700


Chapter: Kanpur

Convenor: Dr. Naveen Mohini Nigam

Address: 29, Chanakyapuri, New PAC lines,

Shyamnagar

Kanpur – 208015

Mobile: 9839034612


Chapter: Mathura

Convenor: Dr. Manish Kumar

Designation: Assistant Professor,


Address: Institute of Applied Sciences

and Humanities, GLA University,

Mathura – 281406 (Uttar Pradesh)

Mobile: 8979033956








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West Bengal

Chapter: Kolkata

Convenor: Samapika Das Biswas

Designation & Affiliation : Assistant

Professor& Counselling Psychologist,

Institute of Engineering & Management,

Salt Lake, Kolkata

Address: CB-89, SECTOR 1, Saltlake, Kolkata –

700064.

Mobile: 9674336593


This newsletter will be published four times a year: January, April, July, and October. Chapter heads are requested to send reports and photographs of programmes they organize to [email protected] with a copy to [email protected].

Head Office:

English Language Teachers’ Association of India (ELTAI)

D-54 (HIG Flats), Anandham Apartments, SIDCO Nagar Main Road, Villivakkam, Chennai – 600049

044-26172789

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