A high voltage research of the graduating Master of Social Work (MSW) students (2012-14 batch) of Assam Don Bosco University is coming to completion with all the students having submitted their theses 12th May. Thesis defense is fixed for 15 May 2014. The theses are submitted to the Department of Social Work, Assam Don Bosco University in partial fulfillment of the requirement for a degree in Master of Social Work (MSW). It is a compulsory project and all those aspiring to be professional Social Workers have to go complete it successfully under the guidance of a faculty. While use of secondary data is encouraged, use of primary data is prioritized. The research experience for Mr. Iano has been ‘enriching and enlightening, as it has shed light on the agricultural practices among tribes post-liberation phase’ while for Ms. Menokhono the research was ‘able to shed new lights on the perception of youth on disability.’ Expressing his feelings after the completion of the thesis work Mr. Dipankur who worked on the effects of bandh on daily wage labourers said “it is very dishearten to see that bandhs though affect everyone, affect more severely those who are poorer and in the lower socio-economic status in society.” The objective of the thesis work according to the Members of Research Committee ‘is to instill among the students of Social Work the skill for scientific and critical writing.’ This year 50 (fifty) theses have been submitted and topics of study include health, livelihoods, human rights, agriculture, domestic violence, social media and college students, effects of alcoholic parents on a child, etc… The details of the topics with names of students and guides are given below: