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Educational Qualifications Career Profile Administrative Assignments Areas of Interest / Specialization Subjects Taught Research Email [email protected] Pen Name Irteza Karim Faculty Details proforma for DU Web-site (PLEASE FILL THIS IN AND Email it to [email protected] and cc: [email protected] Title Prof. First Syed Ali Last Karim Photograph Name Name Designation Professor, Head & Dean, Faculty of Arts Address C-22, CHHATRA MARG UNIVERSITY OF DELHI DELHI-110007 Phone No Office 011-27666627 Residence 9910074933 Mobile 9910074933 Educational Qualifications Degree Institution Year Ph.D. Delhi University 1987 M.Phil. Delhi University 1984 M.A. Magadh University 1981 B. A. (Hons) M.G. College, Magadh University 1979 Career Profile Administrative Assignments Having 20 years Administrative experience under different capacity/position. a) Dean, Faculty of Arts since 11th July 2019. b) Head, Deptt. Of Urdu 1st Oct. 2018 c) Director, NCPUL, Ministry of Human Resource Development, June 2015 to Sept.2018 d) Head, Department of Urdu, University of Delhi (9th April 2008-9th April 2011 ). e) Warden, V.K.R.V. Rao Hostel, University of Delhi from 13.7.99 to 2009. f) Resident Tutor of P.G. Men’s Hostel, University of Delhi up to 12.7.99 g) Convener of Departmental Seminar Committee. Areas of Interest / Specialization Criticism and Criticism of Urdu fiction Subjects Taught Criticism ,Fiction, Poetry, Classical Prose Research Guidance List against each head (If applicable) www.du.ac.in Page 1 Ph.D. 1. Delhi Ki Romanvi Masnavion Ka Tanqeedi Motala 1998 1. Hindi Aur Urdu Ke Tarikhi Novelon Ka Tanqeedi Motala 2. Taraqqi Pasandi, Halqa-e-Arbabe Zauq Aur Jadeedyat Ek Taqabuli Motala 2003 2. Akhtar Orainvi : Life & Works 3. Qazi Abdul Wadood Aur Jadeed Urdu Tahqeeq 2006 3. Dehli Mein Afsana Nigari 4. Urdu Ki Khawateen Afsana Nigar 2007 4. Mumtaz Shirin : Takhliqui Aur 5. Urdu Sahafat 1960 till date 2008 Tanqeedi Jehat 7. Taraqqi Passand aur Jadeed afsane ka 5. A Critical Study of Humoristic Taqabli Mutala 2009 Column Writings in Post Independent India 6. Hindustan Mein Fasilati Nizam-e-Taleem Urdu Zaban-o-Adab Ki Tadrees 2010 6. Urdu Shairi ki Zaili Asnaf 7. Jadeed aur Ma-bade Jadeed Urdu Shairi 2011 7. Wahab Ashrafi Bahaisyat Ka Saqafati Mutala Tanqeed Nigar 8. Urdu Aur Gojri Ki Adabi Aur 2012 8. Al-Hilal ka Tanqeedi Motala Lesani Momaslaten 9. Balrampur ki Shairi aur dabi 9. Gujri Aur Urdu Ka Tahzibi Aur Adabi Rishta 2012 Khidmaat 10. Electronic Media aur Urdu 2012 10. Urdu mein Sahafat aurEdarat: Zaban Ek Tajziyati Mutala Tarikh, Fun aur Imkanat 11. Urdu Nasr Mein Mozuate Karbala 2013 11. 1980 ke Baad Urdu Novel Ek Mutala 12. Urdu afsane mein muslim samaj 2013 Ki akkasi 13. Urdu aur Hindi Ke Aham Novilon 2013 Par Taqseem-e-Hind Ke Asrat 14. Urdu Afsane Mein Nafsiyati Anasir Ki 2013 Akkasi 15. Quratatul Ain Haider Fiction Tanqeed 2013 Ke Aainey Mein 16. Tarraqi pasand urdu Novel Mein Insan 2014 Ka Tasawwur 17. Atharvin Sadi Mein Urdu Nasa: Ek 2018 Tanqeedi Mutala 18. Paigam Afaq Ki Adabi Khidmat Ka 2018 Tahqiqi-O-Tanqidi Mutalea 19. Haneef Naqvi Ki Adabi-O-Tahqeeki 2019 Khidmat 20. Ladhakh Mein Urdu Zaban Adab 2019 21. Jammu Wa Kashmir Mein Urdu 2019 Tehqeeki Ki Riwayat www.du.ac.in Page 2 22. 1980 Ke Baad Urdu Afsane Mein 2019 Technique Ke Tajurbe. M. Phil Degree Awarded Research in Progress 1. Ratan Singh Ki Afsana Nigari 1990 1. Manto Ke Afsanon Ka 2. A Critical Study of Agha Shair Nafsiyati Motala Qazalbash As Novelist 1991 2. Baqar Mehdi Ki Shairi Ka 3. A Critical Study of Chandni Begum 1994 Tanqeedi Mutala 4. Historical Novels in Urdu 2009 3. Tanveer Ahmad Alvi : (1947 to 1993) 1996 Hayat-o-Khidmat 2010 4. Balraj Verma Ki afsane nigari 2012 5. Fire Area Ka Tanqeedi Motala 1997 6. Ilyas Ahmad Gaddi Ki Afsana Nigari 1998 5. Kewal Dheer ki Adabi 2012 Rajinder Singh Bedi Ke Dramon Ka khidmaat Tanqeedi Motala 1999 6. Farid Parbati Ki Shairi 2012 8. G.R. Taban Ki Ghazal Goyee 2000 9. Prem Chand Ke Navelon Ke Kirdar 2000 10. Krishna Chander ke Novelon Ke Kirdar 2001 11. Kalam Haidri: Bahaisyat Afsana Nigar 2002 12. Urdu Fiction Azadi Se Pahle 2002 13. K.H. Nizami Ki Sahafat 2003 14. Devender Sityarthi : Ek Afsana Nigar 2004 15. Sabahuddin Abdur Rahaman 2005 16. Ahmad Nadeem Qasami 2005 17. Nambardar Ka Neela : Ek Tanqeedi Motala……2006 18. Kitne Pakistan : Ek Tanqeedi Motala……. 2006 19. Anjum Manpuri Bahasiyat Tanz-o-Mezahniqar 2007 20. Mass Media aur Urdu Zaban-O-Adab 2008 21. Urdu Afsane Ki Riwayat Aur Jharkhand 2009 22. Shahnama-e-Islam (1) Ka Tanqeedi Jaiza 2009 23. Nizam Urdu Khutbat Ek Jaiza 2010 24. Tarannum Riyaz Bahaisiyat Afsana Nigar 2010 25. Fikr Taunsvi Bahaisiyat Muzah Nigar 2010 26. Urdu mein Dohe Ki Riwayat 2011 27. Al-Hilal Ka Wazahati Ishariya 2011 28. Wahab Ashrafi Ki Tahqeeqi wa Tanqeedi Khidmat 2012 29. Syed Mohd. Hasnain Ki Inshaiya Nigari 2012 www.du.ac.in Page 3 30. 1940 Ke Baad Urdu Shairy 2013 31. Aatharvi Aur Unisvi Sadi Ki Urdu Nasr 2013 32. Urdu Mein Ishariya Sazi 2014 33. Urdu Mein Tozihati Kitabiyat 2014 34. Mateen Tarikh Baghpati : Shaksiyat 2018 Aur Karname 35. Jammu Kashmir Mein Nisai Afsana 2018 36. Abdul Ghani Sheikh Ki Adabi Khidmat 2018 Publications Profile List against each head(If applicable) (as Illustrated with examples) 1. Books/Monographs (Authored/Edited) A. BOOKS Year of Publication 1. BIHAR KA URDU ADAB (1971-1980) 1986 2. AJAIB-UL-QASAS : TANQEEDI MOTALA 1987,2017 3. MAUZOOAAT (Critical Articles) 1989 4. KALAM-E-MIR SOZ (Classic) 1991,2015 5. QURRATUL-AIN-HYDER : EK MOTALA 1992, 2001,2018 6. URDU FICTION KI TANQEED 1996,2017 7. INTIZAR HUSAIN : EK DABISTAN 1996,2018 8. MUKHTALIF (Critical Article) 1998 9. JOGINDER PAL : FAN AUR FANKAR 1999 10. MAARKA-E-WAHAB ASHRAFI, SHAMS-UR-RAHMAN FAROOQI 2000 11. INTIZAR HUSAIN : A School of Thoughts 2000 12. MUTALIAAT (Critical Articles) 2001 13. JADEED TANQEED KA MANZER NAMA : Asas, Istinbaat 2003 14. URDU ADAB : EHTIJAJ AUR MUZAHMAT KE RAVAIYE 2004 15. AAGHA HASHR : AHAD AUR ADAB 2006 16. URDU MEIN POPULAR LITERATURE 2006 17. MA’BAAD JADIDIYAT AUR PREM CHAND (CRITICAL ARTICLES) 2006, 2007 18. MIR NASIR DEHELVI : MONOGRAPH 2007 19. RASHEED JAHAN By SAHITYA AKADEMI, NEW DELHI 2008,2017 20. DEHLI URDU AKHBAR-1841 (Edited) 2010 21. DEHLI URDU AKHBAR-1857 (Edited) 2010 22. NIZAM URDU KHUTBAAT(1966-2009)(Edited) 2010 23 URDU-E-MUALLA GHALIB NUMBER 2 VOL. 2012 24. NAU TARZ-E-MURASSA (edited) 2015 25. Gurez (edited) 2015 26. Majaz 2016 27. Kulliya-e-Sohail Azimabedi, 3 Vol. 2017 28. Kuliyat –e- Khwaja Ahmad abbas 8 Vol. 2018 TRANSLATIONS (Urdu to Hindi) 1. TUTA HUA AADMI (Novel) 1997 2. PAVITRA JAIL (Novel) 1997 3. EK AUR AWARGI (Travelogue) 1997,2011 4. RAJ KAMAL CHAUDHARY KI KAHANIYAN, NBT 2012 CO-AUTHORSHIP: 1. TARRAQQI PASAND ADAB : Pachas Sala Safar 1987 2. TARRAQQI PASAND ADAB : Wazahti Kitabiyat 1988 COLLECTION OF SHORT STORIES: EDITED 1. TEEN KHAT TEEN ZINDAGIYAN 1988 2. DAIRE MEIN GHIRA AADMI 1989 www.du.ac.in Page 4 3. ROSHNI KI ZAMANAT 1998 4. PACHAAS SAAL KE MUNTAKHIB AFSANE for NCPUL 2003 Annexure – Vii B. SPECIAL ISSUE OF URDU JOURNALS : EDITED 1. ADABI SAMT-O-RAFTAR (Urdu Fortnightly, Delhi) Mashrqi Delhi Mein Urdu Masail Number 1989 2. INSHA (Urdu Monthly, Calcutta) Prof. Qamar Rais Number, 1990 Annexure –viii C. CHAPTERS/ARTICLES IN THE BOOKS COMPILED BY OTHERS S. Article Book Compiled By Year No 1. Syed Sulaiman Nadvi Aur Urdu Adab Syed Sulaiman Nadvi Dr. Khalique Anjum 1986 2. Taraqqi Pasand Tahreek Aur Bihar Ka Tanazur (Taraqqi Pasand Adab Mr. Balraj Verma Urdu Afsana Number) 1987 3. Name Plate (Short Story) Teen Khat Teen…. Mr. Raj Pal Sehgal 1988 4. Ajaib-ul-Qasas Aur Bagh-o-Bahar Azadi Ke Bad Dilli Mein Urdu Prof. Sharib Rudaulvi Tanqeed 1991 5. Faiz Ka Tanqeedi Ravaiya Faiz : Shakhs Aur Shair Mr. Athar Nabi 1991 6. Jadeed Tar Kahani Naya Afsana Prof. Qamar Rais 1992 7. Majnoon Ki Tanqeed Nigari Maasir Urdu Tanqeed Prof. Sharib Rudaalvi 1994 8. Majnoon Ke Tanqeedi Afkar Tanqeedi Taswurat Prof. A. Haq 1994 9. Nazir Akbarabadi Ki Ghazal Tahqeeqi Taswurat Prof. A. Haq 1996 10. Qamar Rais Aur Fiction Ki Tanqeed Qamar Rais Ek Zindagi Dr. Salma Shaheen 1998 11. Qamar Rais Ki Shairi Qamar Rais Ek Zindagi Dr. Salma Shaheen 1998 12. Qurratul-ain-Hyder Qurratul-ain-Hyder : Ek Motala Prof. Mohiuddin 1999 13. Nai Kahaniyon Mein Kirdar Azadi Ke Baad Urdu Fiction : Prof. Abul Kalam 2001 Ka Zawal Masayal-o-Mabahis (Sahitya Qasmi Akademi) 14. Sardar Jafri Ke Afsane Ali Sardar Jafree (Shakhs, Shair Aur Prof. Abdus Sattar 2002 Adeeb) Dalvi 15. Jazbi Shanasi Jazbi aur Nai Nasl Mushtaq Sadaf 2003 16. Muasir Novel : Naya Tanqeedi Tanazur Italaqi-Tanqeed (Pub. by Sahitya Prof. Gopi Chand 2003 Akademi Narang 17. Jadid Haqiqat Nigari Urdu Drama Aur Jadid Haqiqat Prof. Qamar Rais 2004 Nigari 18. Naeema Zuddin Ke Afsane Urdu ki Nai Bastiyaan Prof. Gopi Chand 2006 Narang 19. Angaare Ki Mukkarrar Qir’at Sajjad Zaheer Prof. Gopi Chand 2007 Narang 20. Hasrat Mohani.. Hasrat Mohani: Hayat-o-Khidmat Shahid Mahuli 2013 21. Drama, fun aur …. Zahir Anwar: Fun aur Funkar Shakiluzzaman Habib 2013 Annexure –ix D. SUB-EDITOR OF LITERARY JOURNALS : www.du.ac.in Page 5 1. TANAZUR (Quarterly), Published from Delhi, Editor : Balraj Verma 2. ASRI AGAHI (Quarterly), Published From Delhi, Editor : Prof. Qamar Rais 3. KHABAR-NAMA (Monthly), A News Magazine of All India Progressive Writers’ Association, Delhi Published from Delhi. Chief Editor : Prof. Qamar Rais. 4. ADABI SAMT-O-RAFTAR (Fortnightly) – A Purely Literary Newspaper Published from Delhi.
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