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CHALLAPALLI SWAROOPA RANI Teaching Experience : 20 Years. Since 1999 • Assistant Profe RESUME OF DR.CH.SWAROOPA RANI Name : CHALLAPALLI SWAROOPA RANI Teaching Experience : 20 years. Since 1999 Assistant Professor from 08.07.1999 to 03.03.2008, in Dept. of History & Culture, Potti Sriramulu Telugu University, (9 years) Associate Professor from 04.03.2008 to 31.05.2011 in Centre for Mahayana Buddhist Studies, Acharya Nagarjuna University. Professor from 01.06.2011 to date in Centre for Mahayana Buddhist Studies, Acharya Nagarjuna University. Research experience : 27 years, since 1992. Academic qualifications: Examination Year Subjects University Percentage Passed of marks M.A 1992 Ancient Indian History Nagarjuna 62, I Rank, & Archaeology University Gold Medal M.Phil 1996 History University of 64 Hyderabad Ph.D 2007 Regional Studies, University of Awarded Feudal Chiefs, Socio- Hyderabad Historical Relations and Appropriation of Power in Medieval Andhra N.E.T 1992 Archaeology U.G.C Awarded RESEARCH PAPERS PRESENTED IN SEMINARS (103) 1. National Seminar on Telugulo Streela Rachanalu held at Sri Padmavathi Mahila University, Tirupati in Feb.1997 and presented a paper on “Dalit Feminist Party in Telugu”. 2. 22nd Session of A.P.History Congress held at Hyderabad in January 1998, presented a paper on “Joshua Sahityam - Samajika Spruha”. 3. 23rd Session of A.P.History Congress held at Narsapur in Jan.1999. Presented a paper on "Tribal Culture in Medieval Andhra”. 4. 20th Session of South Indian History Congress held at Warangal in Feb.2000. Presented a paper on “Acculturation of Tribal Communities in Medieval Andhra”. 5. Regional Workshop of Folklore held at P.S.Telugu University, Warangal Campus in Feb.2000. Presented a paper on “Tribal women in Medieval Andhra”. 6. Workshop on Challenges in the Development of Dalits and Adivasis in the New Milleniu" held at Guntur by Scheduled Tribes Welfare Association in August 2000 and presented a paper on "Dalit Women's Question". 7. UGC State level Seminar on Women's Writings in 20th Century Politico-Economic Conditions" held at Kakatiya University, Warangal Sept.2000. 8. Workshop on Socio-Religious Conditions in Medieval Andhra held at P.S.Telugu University, Srisailam Dec.2000. 9. 25th Session of A.P.History Congress held at Hyderabad in Jan.2001. 10. FOSSILS Annual Session at Kakatiya University Warangal, Feb.2001 and presented a paper on Devadasis in Transition - A Dalit Perspective. 11. Participated in one day workshop on Importance of History and Social Sciences sponsored by A.P.History Congress Silver Jubilee celebrations during 23.9.2001 at PSTU, Srisailam Campus. 12. National Seminar on Socio-Economic and Environmental Development of Dalits and Adivasis in A.P, Guntur, 6-7 July 2002.Paper presented on “Dalit Women’s Question”. 13. Seminar on Telugu Sahityam-Dalita Vadam, Andhra Layola College, Vijayawada, 24-25,January 2002.Paper presented on “Dalit women’s literature”. 14. Participated and acted as convenor for All India Telugu women writers Conference held at PS Telugu University, Hyderabad, 8th to 10th March 2002. 15. Participated in the National Seminar on Popular Culture of Andhra, P.S.Telugu University, Srisailam Campus, 18-19 March, 2002. 16. National Seminar on Relavance of Folk and Triballore” held at Warangal organised by School of Folk and Triballore, P.S.Telugu University, on 29.11.2002 to 1.12.2002 and presented a paper on “Erukulavari Samajika Jeevanam-Stree”. 17. Attended 27th Annual Session of A.P.History Congress held at Tirupati on 4-5 Jan. 2003 and presented a paper on “Sati and Ritual Status”. 18. Participated in Two day Workshop on Recent Trends in Historical Methods and Theory”, P.S.Telugu University, Srisailam Campus, 7-8 March 2003. 19. Participated in Two day workshop on Ethno-Archaeology: Recent Developments” at PSTU, Srisailam Campus, 12-13 March, 2003. 20. A.P.History Congress, 28th Annual Session held at Vijayawada on Jan 4th - th 2004. presented a paper entitled "Folklore as Source Material for Subaltern Historiography"(co-author). 21. National Seminar on Retrieving the Past History and Culture of Telangana on 11th - 12th March 2004 held at Osmania University, Hyderabad and presented a paper on ‘Grameena Telanganalo Peedita Vargala Streelapai Himsa Charitraka Nepathyam". 22. International Seminar on Telugu Culture and Performing arts : Philosophical dimensions on 29th to 31 Dec.2004 at P.S.Telugu University, Hyderabad presented a paper on "Ellamma Katha : Philosophical Dimensions." 23. A.P.History Congress 29th Annual Session held at Nagarjuna Sagar on 8-9 Jan. 2005, presented a paper on “Jambapuranam : A Symbol of Dalit Self Respect”. 24. National Seminar on Literature and Social History of Andhra Pradesh held at Kakatiya University, Warangal on 28-29 Jan.2005, presented a paper on “Dalit Literature and Social History of Andhra”. 25. National Seminar on Telugu Diaspora Through the Ages held at P.S. Telugu University, Srisailam on 18-19 Nov.2005. Presented a paper on “Telugu Katha – Diaspora (1995-2005)”. 26. Annual Sessions of A.P.History Congress held at Siddipeta on 7th & 8th January 2006, Presented a paper on “Social Mobility Among the Atisudra Communities in Medieval Andhra” 27. Natoinal seminar on Freshlight on the Sacred Complex of Srisailam on 23-24 Sept.2006, presented a paper on “ Acculturation of Tribal and Elite Cultures in Srisailam” 28. Annual Sessions of A.P.History Congress held at Kadapa on 6-7 Jan2007, presented a paper on “The Jangamas: A Socio- Historical Study”. 29. ICHR National Seminar on Dissent and Protest in Literature of South India (12th- 20th centuries) held at Andhra University, Visakhapatnam on 24-25 Feb 2007, presented a paper on “Dalit Protest Literature” 30. U.G.C.National Seminar on Dr. Ambedkar’s Idealogies: Revision and Vision held at Sri Padmavathi Mahila University, Tiruparti on 1-2 March 2007, presented a paper on “Ambedkar on the Origin of Caste and Women’s Subordination” 31. U.G.C.National Seminar on Telugu Dalit Literature and Social Equality held at Acharya Nagarjuna University, Guntur on 10-11 March 2007, presented a paper on “Dalit Feminist Story” 32. National Seminar on Education and Empowerment held at Dr. B.R.Ambedkar Open University, Hyderabad on 5-6 July 2007, presented a paper on “Education and Empowerment of Dalit Women” 33. Annual Sessions of A.P.History Congress held at Kakatiya University, Warangal on 6-7 Jan 2008, presented a paper on “Sammakka Saralamma Jatara- Pratmyamnaya Drukpadham” (co- author) (Telugu). 34. National Seminar on Indian Women- Challenges in the 21st Century held at Centre for Women’s Studies, Acharya Nagarjuna University on 8-9 March 2008. 35. National Seminar on Previleging Women’s Agency in History: Work, Worship, Liesure and Pleasure held on 26-27 March 2008 at Dept. of History, Osmania Uviversity, Hyderabad, presented a paper on “Religious Prostitution in South India: A Case Study of Record Dancers of Coastal Andhra” 36. U.G.C National Seminar on Studies on Triballore and Culture held at Nizam College, Hyderabad, on 7-8 Aug 2008. Presented a paper on “Social Life of the Chenchus of Nallamalai Forest Region”. 37. State level Seminar on Feminist Literature in Telugu held at J.M.J. College, Tenali on 28th Feb.2009. Delivered a key note address. 38. Workshop on Telangana and Dalit Women Writings held at Kakatiya University on 21-22 March 2009. Chaired a session . 39. National Seminar on Contemporary Indian English Women Novelists held at University of Hyderabad on 25-26 March 2009. Chaired a session and participated in a panel discussion as a panelist. 40. National Seminar on Women Empowerment held at Smt.Velagapudi Durgamba Govt. College for Women, Nidadavole,on 02.09.2009-03.09.2009. Presented a paper on ‘Literary Gleanings of Women’s Education and Empowerment’ and chaired a session. 41. National seminar on Buddhism- World Peace and Harmony held at Dept of History, Kakatiya University, Warangal on 12-13 Sept 2009. presented a paper on ‘ Social Dimensions of Andhra Buddhism’. 42. Attended Women Writers Conference as a chief guest to the inaugural session on 15- 16 Nov 2009 held at Acharya Nagarjuna University, Guntur. 43.Attended a National Seminar on Women up to 1950’s held at J.K.C.College, Guntur,on 19th Nov 2009, delivered a velidictory lecture on ‘Status of Women through the Ages’. 44.Attended a National Seminar on Women Empowerment : Challenges and Issues held at KGRL College, Bhimavaram on 29- 30 Jan 2010. presented a paper on ‘Challenges in the Empowerment of Adivasi Women’. 45. Annual sessions of A.P.History congress held at JKC College, Guntur,on 23-24 Feb 2010. presented a paper on ‘ Status of Women in Andhra Buddhism’. 46.National Seminar on Indian Historiography: Recent Trends held at Dept. of History & Archeology, Acharya Nagarjuna University on 26-27 March 2010. Presented a paper on ‘Dalit Historiography’ 47. National Seminar on Empowerment of Women: Mahila Reservation Bill held at SVRM College, Nagaram,on 30-31 Aug 2010. presented a paper on “Women Reservation Bill – A Dalit Bahujan Perspective”, 48. National Seminar on Dalit Movements and Literature in Post-Ambedkar Era: Emerging Issues and Challenges held at Centre for Ambedkar Studies, Kakatiya University, Warangal, on 5-6 October 2010. Presented a paper on “ Dalit Movement and its Reflections on Dalit Literature”. 49. International conference on Buddhism: Non-Voilance and Peace held at Centre for Buddhist Studies, University of Madras, Madras on 16-17 Dec 2010. Presented a paper on ‘Navayana Buddhism: Issues and Challenges’. 50. UGC National seminar on Contribution of Andhaka Sects to the Growth and Development of Buddhism on 21-23 Jan 2011 held at Centre for Mahayana Buddhist Studies, Acharya Nagarjuna University. Presented a paper on ‘Impact of Buddhism on Some Aspects of Andhra Society’. 51. Annual sessions of South Indian History Congress held at Yogi Vemana University, Kadapa on 28- 30 Jan 2011 and presented a paper on ‘ Status of Women in Buddhism’.( Co-Author).
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