Shailabala Women’s College, is a century old college is the premier educational Institution of its kind in the state of Orissa for women education. Situated near the holy shrine of goddess Katak Chandi, the magnificent college building stands majestically on Madhusudan Road, Cuttack, the silver city of Odisha. The college is proud to bear the name of Miss Shailabala Das, the adopted daughter of Utkal Gourava Madhusudan Das. Read more…
It’s my proud privilege to introduce privilege to introduce a centurion old institution which started functioning during the freedom movement in Odisha. Established in 1913, it is housed in in the heritage building of Shri Madhusudan Das, the architect of modern Odisha. Credit goes to Miss Shailabala Das, the adopted daughter of Madhusudan Das who set in motion this premiere women’s institution by donating her father’s residential building for the purpose. Not only this, she left no stone unturned to mobilize the initial functioning of this HEI when women education was considered a distant dream. Since then, this HEI has evolved as a gateway to women empowerment. read more…
“तमसो मा ज्योतिर्गमय” (Lead us from darkness to light; Lead us from ignorance to truth)
The College aspires to become a centre of excellence for Women by making them understand, actualize and energize their inner potential to be self-reliant, confident, employable and socially responsible. The college visualizes a future where women empowerment is a goal accomplished.
MISSION
To help the students acquire a scientific temper in the process of learning, and strive for sound knowledge in the disciplines of Humanities, Science and Commerce.
To provide inclusive education to all the section of students irrespective of caste, creed, religion, social status and mould them in a manner to face the extreme hardships of life.
Dr.Mousumi Pattnaik, Assistant Professor of Political science,ICSSR project
Dr.Ajanta Nayak, Principal Investigator,DST(O) funded research project
Dr.Priti Pragyan Ray, Assistant Professor of Zoology, DST (O) project
Dr.Yogamaya Panda, Assistant Professor of Psychology,OURIIP project
Dr. Priti Pragyan Ray, Cytochrome b gene as a potential DNA barcoding marker in ecoraces of tropical Tasar silkworm Antheraea mylitta Drury
A study on fractional partial differential equations involving Hardy potential, a singularity and a critical nonlinearity. Principal Investigator: Dr. Akasmika Panda
Development of pH universal earth-abundant bifunctional electrocatalysts for water- Dr. Lipipushpa Sahoo