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JUNIOR RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS (ONGOING) 1. Tamanna, 6/50 Vijay Nagar, Double Storey, Delhi, Delhi, 110009, Proposal Entitled ‘Urban Experience in Indo-Gangetic divide in Post Harrapan Phase’. 2. Heena, A-499, Nabi Karim Paharganj, New Delhi, Delhi, 110055, Proposal Entitled ‘The Military and Civil Administration of Delhi During the Period of Rebellion, 1857’. 3. Praveen Ashiya, Near New Bus Stand, Mahadev Colony, Ward No.-22 Balotra, Barmer, Rajasthan, 344022, Proposal Entitled ‘बंकिदास िा राजनैतिि एवं साहित्यिि अवदान’. 4. Manish Kumar Singh, 68, Gorkah Pandey Hostel, M.G.A.H.V., Wardha, Maharashtra, 442001, Proposal Entitled ‘औपतनवेशिि उयिर भारि कि महिला ववषिि हिंदी पत्रििाओं मᴂ स्त्िी ववमषष 1910-1948’. 5. Ashok Choudhary, Behind Choudhary Hotel Bhatti Ki Bhawri, Main Chopasni Road, Jodhpur, Rajasthan, 342008, Proposal Entitled ‘जोधपुर रा煍ि िी स्त्थापथ्िा िला – एि ऐतििाशसि अध्ििन िवेशलओं िथा चथाररिां िे वविेष संदभष मᴂ’. 6. Sreenivas Theegala, Room No: 24, VRSRS Hostel, Vidyaranyapuri, Kakatiya University,, Warangal, Andhra Pradesh, 506009, Proposal Entitled ‘Rituals and Festivals of Madiga Communities in Telangana State - A Study’. 7. Pal Joeeta Jayantkumar, 104/III Yamuna Hostel, JNU, Delhi, Delhi, 110067, Proposal Entitled ‘The Body in Death in Early Buddhism: (Circa 4th Century BCE to 4th Century CE)’. 8. Irfan Ahmed, S S Hall South Room No. 36, Aligarh, Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, 202002, Proposal Entitled ‘Economic History of Ancient India from 200BC to 300AD’. 9. Aditi Singh, Room #151, Koyna Hostel, JNU, New Campus, New Delhi, Delhi, 110067, Proposal Entitled ‘Codifying Performances: Sanskrit Sastras and Plays (C.2nd -6th Centuries CE)’. 10. Shafi Ahmad Khanday, Room No. 13, Thadlaskein Hostel, North-Eastern Hill University, Shillong, Meghalaya, 793022, Proposal Entitled ‘Peasant and State: A Study of Peasant Consciousness and Peasant Resistance in Kashmir (1846-1947)’. 11. Rohinikrishnan R, Rugmavihar,Mamprapadam, Puzhakkalthara, Kollengode, Palakkad, Kerala, 678506, Proposal Entitled ‘Sacred Groves of Kerala: A Study of Traditions, Rituals and Culture in a Historical Perspective’. 12. Swatantra Kumar Maurya, Newada, Kamauli, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, 221112, Proposal Entitled ‘िािी जनपद िे सग्रं िालि मᴂ संग्रहिि बौध्ि मूतििष ⴂ िा प्रतिमा िास्त्िीि अध्ििन ’. 13. Saurav Sagar, A-52 Main Road, Johripur, Delhi, Delhi, 110094, Proposal Entitled ‘Hunting, Sahibs and The Princely States: In North India’. 14. Shivangi, 12/657, Indira Nagar Munshipulia Near Jama Masjid, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, 226016, Proposal Entitled ‘From God to Doctor: Paediatric Medicine in Colonial and Post Colonial Uttar Pradesh (1880-1980)’. 15. Vishnu Kumar Sharma, --, Vpo - Parana Tehsil - Tonk, Tonk, Rajasthan, 304021, Proposal Entitled ‘राजस्त्थान मᴂ सिररिा जनजाति िा इतििास ’. 16. Chetna Sharma, 3503, Near Nimari Police Thana Nahargarh Road, Jaipur, Rajasthan, 302001, Proposal Entitled ‘राजस्त्थान िा वन्सावली साहियि एवं वंि लेखि समाज :इतििाशसि वविेलेषण ’. 17. Abhishek Agrawal, 113, Haldi Badi, Chirimiri, Chhattisgarh, 497451, Proposal Entitled ‘छयिीसगढ़ िी प्रािृ तिि संपदा िा इतििाशसि अध्ििन (सरगुजा क्षेि िे वविेष संदभ ष मᴂ 1947- 2000 ईस्त्वी िि)’. 18. Alisha Anand, Room No-429,New Hall Of Girls Residence, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi, Delhi, 110025, Proposal Entitled ‘Study Of 16-19 Century India: Through Foreign Travellers' Accounts and Colonial Official Records’. 19. Neha Chouhan, 144 Vrundavan Nagar-1, Bamroli Road, Godhra, Gujarat, 389001, Proposal Entitled ‘The Position of Human Rights in Mauryan Periods’. 20. Vimal Kumar Tiwari, Aadhar Ics Academy, Bm-117, Main Road, Nehru Nagar, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, 462003, Proposal Entitled ‘िुं भ मेला एवं पिटष न – ऐतििाशसि वविेलेषण (प्रिाग िे वविेष संदभष मᴂ)’. 21. Vijendra Singh Rathore, 12 Lig Aadhar Ics Academy, Near Police Ground Main Road Nehru Nagar, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, 462003, Proposal Entitled ‘संचार साधनⴂ िे माध्िम से मालवा िा धाशमिष , सांस्त्िृ तिि एवं पिटष न वविास: 18वी सदी से अधािन ’. 22. Navjeet Singh, Ward No 11,, Badal Road, Gidderbaha, Muktsar, Punjab, 152101, Proposal Entitled ‘Rise and Growth of Industrial Labour in Punjab 1901-1947: A Historical Perspective’. 23. Ayushi Visen, Research Scholar, Dpt Of History, Sas,Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, 226025, Proposal Entitled ‘Social History of Food in Uttar Pradesh, 1950-2010’. 24. Vishal Vikram Singh, Room No 26 Raman Hostel, Dr Hari Singh Gour Central University, Sagar, Madhya Pradesh, 470003, Proposal Entitled ‘छयिरपुर जनपद िा सांस्त्िृ तिि अध्ििन : चंदेला वंि िे वविेष संदभष मᴂ (प्रारंभ से 1200 इस्त्वी)’. 25. Khalid Ahmad., R.No. 84, Ss Hall North, Amu Aligarh, Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, 202002, Proposal Entitled ‘Railway Construction in Rajasthan and Its Impact till 1914 AD’. 26. Santosh Kumar, Babhanpura Kamauli Varanasi, Sarnath, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, 221112, Proposal Entitled ‘प्राचीन भारि मᴂ शि쥍पिार एि वविासायमि पररविषन ’. 27. Fayaz Hussain, Boys Hostel No-2, Block-1, Room No-5, Panjab University Chandigarh,, Sector 14, Chandigarh, 160014, Chandigarh, Chandigarh, 160014, Proposal Entitled ‘Society and Culture of District Kargil (Ladakh): A Historical Perspective (1979-2011)’. 28. Manoj Prajapati, 255/195, Kundri Rakabganj, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, 226004, Proposal Entitled ‘स्त्मृतििⴂ मᴂ पिाषवाने चचिं न ’. 29. Dharmendra Kumar, Vill- Karampur, Post- Karampur, Ghazipur, Uttar Pradesh, 233221, Proposal Entitled ‘गुप्ि िालीन सामात्जि पररविनष िे आचथिष आिाम ’. 30. Ram Chandra, 478 First Floor, Dr Mukherjee Nagar, Delhi, Delhi, 110009, Proposal Entitled ‘अथिष ास्त्ि, मनुस्त्मृति एवं ववष्णु पुराना मᴂ िूद्र : एि अनुिीलन ’. 31. Pradeep Kumar Singh, 45, Vill Mahada Post Baharipur, Jaunpur, Uttar Pradesh, 222175, Proposal Entitled ‘Historical and Archaeological Representation of Cultural Traits During Chandela Rule in Jejjak Bhukti’. 32. Anshu Tyagi, Mh.Raja Darwaja, Parikshit Garh, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, 250406, Proposal Entitled ‘मेरठ िे सामात्जि, सांस्त्िृ तिि और आचथिष वविास मᴂ मेरठ छावनी िा िोगदान [1806- 1947] ’. 33. Sarita Aazad, Lane No 6, Gautam Nagar Colony Susuwahi, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, 221005, Proposal Entitled ‘स쥍िनि िालीन अपराध और दण्ड त्रबधान ’. 34. Mahipal Yadav, Vpo Shuklawas, Tehsil Kotputli, Jaipur, Rajasthan, 303105, Proposal Entitled ‘जिपुर ररिासि िा सांस्त्िृ तिि पिटष न : एि इतििाशसि अनुिीलन ’. 35. Pawan Kumar, Vill- Gahai, Po- Laukhan, Ps- Dhaka, Laukhan, Motihari, Bihar, 845418, Proposal Entitled ‘हिंदी उपन्िासⴂ मᴂ भारिीि स्त्वाधीनिा आंदोलन (1917-1947)’. 36. Pragya Srivastava, Paramhans Ashram, Samne Ghat, Ramna, Varanasi, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, 221005, Proposal Entitled ‘संग्रिालिⴂ मᴂ संरक्षक्षि िािी िे पुराविेषⴂ मᴂ धम ं एवं िला – एि अध्ििन (600AD से 1200AD) ’. 37. Manoj Kumar, 245, Chandan Nagar Karaundi, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, 221005, Proposal Entitled ‘पूवांचल मᴂ सववनिा अवज्ञा आंदोलन और उसिा प्रभाव 1930 - 1934’. 38. Sandeep Arya, 491, Vill- Devi Road Sitabpur, Rear- Raj Hotel Kotdwara, Pauri Garhwal, Kotdwara, Uttaranchal, 246149, Proposal Entitled ‘उयिराखंड िे सांस्त्िृ तिि पुनजाषगरण मᴂ आिष समाज िा िोगदान एवं विषमान मᴂ उसिी प्रासंचगििा ’. 39. Amit Kumar Dubey, C/O Er B N Rai 145b/1a, Chandpur Salori Teliyarganj, Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh, 211004, Proposal Entitled ‘पूव ष मध्ििालीन उयिर भारि मᴂ धम ष िे सामात्जि-आचथषि आधार : ऐतििाशसि ववमिष ’. 40. Parampreet Kaur, House Number - 502, Sector - 69, Mohali, Punjab, 160062, Proposal Entitled ‘Cultural Reorientation in the Colonial Punjab :The case of the Brahmo Samaj and Dev Samaj’. 41. Haigriv Parihar, H.No - B 11, Housing Board Colony , Kota, Raipur, Chhattisgarh, 492001, Proposal Entitled ‘A Comprative Study of Buddhism and Jainism in Ancient Chhattisgarh (2nd Century BC to 12 Century AD)’. 42. Vijay Kumar, Vill Murahua Uattari Post Rampurkala Chakia Chandauliup, Murahua Uattari, Chandauli, Uttar Pradesh, 232103, Proposal Entitled ‘Local Idiom to National-Official Languages: A Historical study of the emergence of Hindi in Modern Indian Public Sphere 1843-1950’. 43. Vikram Meena, Village - Bhajera, Post - Chandupura, Tehsil - Rajgarh, Alwar, Rajasthan, 301408, Proposal Entitled ‘स्त्विन्यिोिर भारि मᴂ गांधीवादी आंदोलन : एि वविलेषण ’. 44. Sakshi Sharma, 121/P, Sector 1 Extension Trikuta Nagar, Jammu, Jammu And Kashmir, 180012, Proposal Entitled ‘Reconstructing the Regional History of Dakshina Koshala from 600 To 1200 A.D’. 45. Dipanjan Mazumder, 4D, Gomti Apt. Pocket A9, Kalkaji Extension, New Delhi, Delhi, 110019, Proposal Entitled ‘Multiple Grounds : Landscape, Circulation and Confrontation in the Bengal Borderlands (C. 1400-C.1800)’. 46. Zeyaul Haque, Room No: 116 (Old) Barahmaputra Hostel, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, Delhi, 110067, Proposal Entitled ‘Akhlaq (Advice) Literature on Polity, Economy and Society in Mughal India: A Study of Ideas and their Implications’. 47. Vivekanand, Room No: 323 Jhelum Hostel, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, Delhi, 110067, Proposal Entitled ‘The English East India Company, Indian Merchants and Maratha Rulers in Suba of Gujarat and Bombay during 1650-1800’. 48. Ekta, B-29, Indira Nagar, Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan, 333001, Proposal Entitled ‘राजस्त्थान मᴂ साहित्यिि पर륍परा : एि ऐतििाशसि अध्ििन ’. 49. Shivkesh Meena, Vill-Tajpur, Post-Chhaba, Teh-Gangapur City, Sawai Madhopur, Rajasthan, 322202, Proposal Entitled ‘राजस्त्थान कि जनजािीि िस्त्ििलाओं िा इतििाशसि अध्ििन ’. 50. Rajoshree Ghosh, 1148/ D-1, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi, Delhi, 110070, Proposal Entitled ‘The Composition and Circulation of Indo-Afghan Narratives in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries’. 51. Naval Umesh Kamlakar, At/Post Wadi TQ Bhokardan Dist Jalna, At/Post Wadi TQ Bhokardan, Bhokardan, Maharashtra, 431114, Proposal Entitled ‘A Study of Dekhan Policy in Mahamudh Bin Tughlag 1320-1352’. 52. Sunil Dutt, Vill.- Bhagwari Kalan Post- Guwana, Teh.- Behror Dist.- Alwar, Behror, Rajasthan, 301713, Proposal Entitled ‘अलवर क्षेि िी संस्त्िृ ति िा अशभलेखखिे व सितितिि आधार पर अध्ििन’.
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