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TRIPURA UNIVERSITY (A Central University) (Please Fill in and Email TRIPURA UNIVERSITY (A Central University) PROFILE OF FACULTY MEMBER (Please fill in and email to [email protected]) Name Dr. RINTU DAS Photograph Designation Assistant Professor Address Department of Bengali, Tripura University, Suryamaninagar, Agartala, Pin-799022 Phone No. Office 0381-237-9416 Residence -- Mobile +91 986210 5418 Email Address [email protected] [email protected] Educational Qualifications Degree University / Institution Year Ph. D Gauhati University 2014 M. Phil Gauhati University 2008 M.A. Gauhati University 2008 Teaching Experience – 06 Years Position held Level Status Duration College/University From To Assistant Professor 1st -- 25th Present Tripura University January (A Central University) 2010 Areas of Interest / Specialization : Modern Bengali Literature, Rabindra Literature Subjects Taught : Rabindra Literature, Literary Theory, Modern Bengali Literature, Indian Literature, Research Methodology Supervision of Ph. D work, under Progress: Name of the Scholar University Year of Broad Subject Area Registration Mistu Roy Tripura 2015 Short Story of University Shibram Chakraborty Kishore Bhattacharya Tripura 2016 Pramatha Choudhury University and his influence on Bengali Litterateurs Titan Rudra Paul Tripura 2016 Short Story of Female University Writers of Tripura Publications Profile : ● Research Papers published in Refereed / Peer Reviewed Journals : 1. “Ashokbijoy Raha O Tar Kabyabhabna” (page: 119-125), Journal: „Ashruta‟, 3rd year, 1st issue, February 2016, edited by Mrinalkanti Debnath & Aparna Nath, Agartala-799007, ISSN: 2454-7859, 2. “Rabindranath O Dwijendralaler Kabyabhabnar Boiporitya” (page: 7-27) Journal: „Balark‟, Vol.- II, 1st issue, April 2016, edited by Malay Debnath & Rajib Ghosh, Agartala-799022, ISSN: 2394-6113 ●● Research Papers published in Edited Books : 1. Article : “Jivan Charit Rachanay Rabindranath” (page: 431-445), Book: „Rabiprekshana‟, Editor: Dilip Choudhury, Pub.: Tripura University, 1st August, 2012 2. Article “Narendranath Datter Jivan Jiggasa” (page: 15-19), Book: „Swami Vivekananda O Bharatiya Nabajagriti‟, Editor: Debabrata Ghosh, Pub.: Ebang Mushayera, Kolkata, ISBN: 978-93-81170-60-1, 12th January, 2013 3. Article: “Rabindranath O Dwijendralal: Byaktigata Samparker Aloke” (page: 40-54), „Dhanadhanya‟ smarakgrantha‟, Editor: Rabi Biswas, Pub.: Krishnanagar Municipal Corporation, Nadiya, 5th August, 2013 4. Article: “ „Gitimalya‟ : Rabindranather Atmanusandhan” (page: 77-82), Book: „Srijanbaichitre Rabindranath‟, Editor: Dr. Gita Debnath & Dr. Narayan Debnath, Pub.: Soikat Prakashan, Agartala, ISBN: 978-93-81585- 18-4, February, 2015 5. Article: “Rabindra Uponyase Asangjam O Asaktir Birodhita” Book: „Rabindra Uponyase Pratibaad‟, Editor: Debabrata Biswas, Pub. : Byanjanbarna, Kolkata, ISBN:978-93-84729-34-9, August, 2016 ●●●● Other Publications (Books, Edited Works etc.): 1. Co-editor of the book “Janma Sardha-shatabarse Kabiyal Haricharan Acharya: Naba Niriksha” ISBN: 978-81-88997-40-4, pages: 162, published by Tripura Bani Prakashani, Agartala-799001, January 2012 2. Book: “Uttar Purba Bharater Bangla Sahitya” (pages: 88), by Dr. Rintu Das (Single author) Pub.: Vikas Publishing House Pvt. Ltd., Noida, ISBN: 978-93- 259-9596-3, 2016 3. Book: “Monone-Srijone Rabindranath O Dwijendralal” (pages: 156), by Dr. Rintu Das (Single author), Pub.: Parijat Prakashani, Dhaka, Bangladesh, ISBN: 978-984-507-242-9, February 2016 ●●●●● Conference - Organization / Presentation ( Last Five years) : 1. The title of my paper “Subodh Ghosher Chhoto Galpa: Adhunik Jiban Samasyar Rupayan” was presented in the National Seminar “Shatabarshe Phire Dekha: Ashapurna Devi O Subodh Ghosh” organized by Department of Bengali, Tripura University on 5th March 2010 2. The title of my paper “Bharater Sanskritik Oitijhya O Rabindranath” was presented in the National Seminar “Rabindranath Sahitya O Sanskritir Prekshapate Sardha-shatabarshik Samiksha” organized by Department of Bengali, Tripura University in collaboration with Sahitya Akademy, Kolkata on 18th November 2010 3. The title of my paper “ „Gitimalya‟ : Rabindranather Atmanusandhan” was presented in the UGC sponsored National Seminar “Bichitra Rabindranath: Ananya Rabindranath” organized by Department of Bengali, Women‟s College & Ramthakur College, Agartala on 25th September 2011 4. The title of my paper is “Rabindranath O Dwijendralal: Samparker Khatiyan” was presented in the International Seminar “Second International Congress of Bengal Studies 2011” organized by ISBS & University of Dhaka, Bangla Akademy of Dhaka, Bangladesh on 17-20 December 2011 5. The title of my paper is “Narir Atmasamman Pratisthar Ladai: Sahitya- Samaj O Rajneeti” was presented in the International Seminar “Social Inequality And Literature” organized by Department of Bengali, Tripura University collaboration with ICSSR, New Delhi on 16-17 January 2014 6. The title of my paper is “Sanjay Bhattacherjer Purbasha” was presented in the UGC sponsored National Seminar “19th & 20th Century Literary Periodicals of Assam & Bengal” organized by assamese & Bengali Department, Pragjyotish College, Guwahati, Assam in collaboration with Kolikata Little Magazine Literary O Gabeshana Kendra, Kolkata on 29-30 December 2014 7. The title of my paper is “Narendranath Mitrer Chhotogalpo : Samaj Bibartaner Prekshite” was presented in the National Seminar “Prak Janma- Shatabarshe Sahityik Narendranath Mitra” organized by Department of Bengali, Tripura University on 14th August 2015 8. The title of my paper is “Narir Byaktiswatantra pratishthar ladai : Prekshite „Gramer Meye‟ ” was presented in the National Seminar “Women‟s Right in North East India” organized by Department of Bengali, Directorate of Distance Education, Tripura University in collaboration with Tripura Commission for Women, Agartala on 17th January 2016 9. The title of my paper “Adwita Malla Barmaner Kobita” was presented in the International Seminar “Adwaita Malla Barman : Jiban O Sristi” organized by Department of Bengali, Tripura University in collaboration with Welfare of SCs, Govt. of Tripura on 3rd & 4th March 2016 Membership in Board/ Institution: Name of Board/ Institution Year Position Tripura Rabindra Parishad, Agartala, 2014 Life time member Tripura International Congress of Bengal Studies, 2015 Life time member India Referee for Journals: Name of Journal Year of Involvement Baalark Since 2014 Chairmanship / Membership in University Academic bodies at PG level ( BOE/BOS):: Position Name of the Academic Body University Duration From To Member Board of Post Graduate Tripura 2013 to 2015 Studies University Member Board of Faculty of Studies Tripura 2016 onwards University Organizing Seminar/Conference: Position Topic of the Year International/ Seminar/Conference National & Sponsor Social Inequality & 2014 International, Treasurer Literature Sponsored by ICSSR, New Delhi National, Sponsored Convener Prak Janma-Shatabarshe 2015 by Tripura Sahityik Narendranath University Mitra Participation in Refresher Course/Orientation Programme /Workshop/Academic Training etc : Month & Year Institution Nature of Duration Programme March, 2013 Academic Staff College, Orientation Four week : Jawaharlal Nehru 04.03.2013 to University, New Delhi 28.03.2013 July-August, UGC Human Resource Refresher Three week : 2016 Development Centre, 29.07.2016 to The University of 18.08.2016 Burdwan, Burdwan Participation in Extension Activities ( NSS, NET/SLET /Remedial Coaching/Others): a) Counsellor for remedial classes in NET Coaching Centre, Tripura University in 2011 b) Academic Counsellor for the Directorate of Distance Education, Tripura University from 2011 c) Member of Syllabus Committee of Five year Integrated Master Degree Programme d) Special Invitee for framing of Bengali U.G. Major/ General Syllabus e) Member of the Interview Board for engagement of Academic Counsellor in Bengali, DDE, TU in 2015 Membership in Teachers‟ Council/Association : 1. General member of Teacher‟s Council, TU 2. Member of Executive Council, Tripura University Teacher‟s Association (Dr.Rintu Das) .
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