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Faculty Profile Faculty Profile Name : SAYANTAN MAJUMDAR Designation : Guest Lecturer Faculty : Faculty of Arts Department : Bengali Mobile No : 9474319414 E-mail : [email protected] Qualification : M.A., M.Phil. Area of Interest : Rabindranath Tagore, Murshidabad District, Comparative Literature. Experience : Ex-Resource Person of PCP in the subject of Bengali of under graduate (Bridge Course) level of study belongs to the University of Kalyani, year 2010-11. Research Activities: Sayantan Majumdar is a Ph.D. Scholar in the department of Bengali Language and Literature belongs to the University of Calcutta. He took first position in Research Eligibility Test of this university in 2011-2012. He completed Ph.D. Course work and his pre-submitted synopsis of thesis was approved in 2015. His M.Phil. Dissertation & Ph.D. Thesis are about the Contd… comparative essence in the literature of Rabindranath Tagore. He was national awarded in 2003. He is an amateur field worker near about thirteen years, on the subject of his motherland Murshidabad district’s history. There was a contribution of his writings about the renovation of centurion old Burmese cemetery and the statue of Maharaja Manindra Chandra Nandy (His 150 years celebration also) situated at Berhampore town. Many new information’s of this district, unpublished letters and documents related with Tagore are enlightened by him. He delivered a lecture in UGC sponsored national seminar in 2012. His talk about district places of historical interest was broadcasted by Akashvani in 2015. He introduced some informative errors of renowned author’s writings. He is recognised as an essayist and Tagore-scholar in ‘Sahityer Year Book’ (ISBN 978-81-7694-108-2) from 2016. He is the preface- writer of the first Bengali book written by famous scientist Dr. Bikash Sinha. Publications : (Selected works from more than hundred writings) 1. ‘Preface’: ‘Sristi o Kristi Bandhanhin Granthi’ by Bikash Sinha, published by Ananda Publishers Private Limited, ISBN 978- 93-5040-185-9, year 2012. 2. ‘Introduction’ : ‘Kabi-Katha’ by Sudhir Chandra Kar, Signet Press (Ananda Publishers Pvt. Ltd.), 2014- Reprint, ISBN 978-93- 5040-421-8. 3. ‘ýN¢m jqp£e L•mS Hhw j¤¢nÑc¡h¡c’: ‘Hooghly Mohsin College 175th Contd… Anniversary Commemorative volume (1836-2011), ISBN 978- 81-908801-4-5. 4. ‘AfËL¡¢na fœj¡dÉ­j p¡dÑnahoÑ£u ­fË¢p­X¢¾pu¡e X¡ p¤¤­lnfËp¡c phÑ¡¢dL¡l£ Hhw lh£¾cÊe¡b’ : ‘Autumn Annual’, Presidency Alumni Association, 2016. 5. ‘N£a¡”¢m J lh£¾cÊašÄe¡VL’ : ‘Visva-Bharati Patrika’, January-March 2014. 6. ‘SeÈp¡dÑnah•oÑ ¢hØj«a c¡eh£l jq¡l¡S¡ jZ£¾cÊQ¾cÊ e¾c£’: ‘Bangiya Sahitya Parisat Patrika’, Vol. 116, No.-1 & 2, July 2011. 7. ‘•a±m¢eLa¡l B•m¡•L lš²Llh£ J N£a¡”¢m ’ : ‘Bahurupi’, October 2013. 8. ‘h¡wm¡l fËbj ¢nö¢L­n¡l f¢œL¡ paÉfËc£f ’: ‘Parichay’, Nov. 2011-Apr 2012. 9. ‘nah•oÑ lh£¾cÊ¢hc§oZe¡VÉ Be¾c¢hc¡u ’: ‘Epic Theatre’, August 2012. 10. ‘lh£¾cÊ n¡l•c¡vph-H N£a¡”¢m-l N£ah¡cÉ’ :’ Jijnasa’, 2013-14, No.-1-2. 11. ‘j¤¢nÑc¡h¡•c Q¾cÊ p¢Çjme- h¢ˆjQ¾cÊ Hhw nñ¥Q¾cÊ’ : ‘Pratichi- Bankim number’, New Delhi, 2015. 12. ‘I¢a•qÉl hå•e •L¡Q¢hq¡l hË•S¾cÊe¡b n£m L•mS Hhw j¤¢nÑc¡h¡c •Sm¡ ’ : Coochbihar ‘Acharya Brajendranath Seal College 125th years Commemoration Volume’, 2013, ISBN 978-93-83018-17-8. 13. ‘p¤¤e£m N­‰¡f¡dÉ¡­ul ­no EfeÉ¡p plüa£l f¡•ul L¡•R ’: ‘Anustup’, Summer- Monsoon 2014, ISSN 0974-2697. 14. ‘NZfËS¡a•¿» j¤¢nÑc¡h¡c’: ‘Anandabazar Patrika- Republic Day Supplementary number’, 26.01.2016. .
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