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Bio-Data: Dr.Y.S.Raut BIO-DATA: DR.Y.S.RAUT Name : Dr.Yashawant Shankar Raut Date of Birth : 04/04/1977 Qualification : M.A.,Ph.D Date of appointment : 16th March 2012 Place of wor : Department of Marathi,karanatak Arts College, Dharwad Contact No. : 9591175011 Languages Known : Marathi, Kannada, Konkani, Hindi and English. EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION SL.NO EXAMINATIoN YEAR NAME OF THE SCHOOL/ BOARD/UNIVERS COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY ITY 1 S.S.L.C 1994 Shri Siddheshwar High- Pune School, Kudnour, 2 P.U.C 1997 Govt.Sardars P.U College, Bangalore Belgau Belgaum, 3 B.A 2000 Bhaurao Kakatakar College, K.U.D Belgaum 4 M.A(Entire 2002 Karnatak University, K.U.D Marathi) Dharwad 5 Ph. D. 2007 Karnatak University, K.U.D Dharwad 6 Topic „Dalit Natyawangamayacha - Chikitsak Abhayas‟ 7 Diploma in 1997 Govt. Sardars P.U College, Bangalore Library Science Belgaum 8 Diploma in 2003 NSIT (Educare InfoTech, Bangalore Computer Dharwad) Science 9 Diploma in 2006 Karnatak University, K.U.D Ambedkar Dharwad Studies BOOKS PUBLISHED: 1. MAI: (Collection of Poems) Shivsundar publication,Kudnur 2009. 2. Baburao Gaikwad Yanche Katha Va Natyalekhan :(Literrary Criticism) Shivsundar publication,Kudnur 2009. 3. Dalit Natyawangamya (Books of Research Thesis)- Godha publication ,Aurangabad-2011. 4. Man Mandir (collection of poems) Shivsundar publication,Kudnour 2012 5. Sahitya Chintan(Literary Critisim) Manjul publication,Pune -2014 EDITED BOOK 1. Samanawaywadi (Goorav Granth ) – Manjul publication,Pune-2014 RESEARCH ARTICALS: K U.D. 1. Akkamahadevi Kanhopatra Toulanik Vivechan Journal & Nagar Sanket, Weekly, Ahamadhanagar, 2009. 2 & Belagavon Express, Diwalli issue Sthri Samsayancha Vedh Ghenara Kathasangrha, Belgaum, 2010 & Sahakar Darshan, Unhatala Chandanna Belgaum, 2009 3 Sugava Publication, Monthly, Pune, Dr. Baburao Gaikwad 2011. 4 Sahakar Darshan, Weekly, Aaee Samajuna Ghetana: Ek Drustikshep Belgaum, 2009 5 Sahakar Darshan, Weekly, Dr. Baburao Gaikwad Yancha Alapa Parichaya Belgaum, 2009 6 Sahakar Darshan,Weekly Belgaum - „Sood‟ 2009. 7 Samajik Karntikrak Guruji, Lahuji Salave (Marathi Ling Jyoti Sharan Granth, to kannada article) Ranebennur, 2011. 8 Baj: ek vichar Darwal -2013 WORK DONE FOR THE COLLEGE 1. Co-ordinator Central Voluation for social sciences-2012,2013,2014,2015 &2016 . 2. Chief Superintendent of UG Exam , at Karnatak Arts College , Dharwad -2013. 3. Member of BOS UG, Karnatak University,Dharwad 2013 ,2013,2014,2015 &2016. 4. Member of BOS PG, Karnatak University,Dharwad - 2014,2015. 5. Member Paper setter at UG level ,Karnatak University,Dharwad-2013, 2014,2015. 6. Member of Redcross unit,Karnatak Arts college, Dharwad. -2012 , 2013,2014,2015 &2016. 7. Member of Guard of honour & procession Committee, Karnatak University,Dharwad - 2012,2014. 8. Co-Chairman for the Guard of honour & procession Committee, Karnatak University,Dharwad -2015. 9. NCC Officer, Karnatak Arts college, Dharwad. From 2012. 10. Member of Campus care cum Disipline Committee ,Karnatak Arts college, Dharwad. From 2012. 11. Organizing Member of Blood donation camp,Karnatak Arts college, Dharwad. - 2013. 12. Sub-editor of Miscllany, Karnatak Arts college, Dharwad. from 2013. 13. UGC NET Invigilator Dec-2010 ,June-2012 & June&Dec 2013. 14. Karnatak University,degree examination Valuation,Dharwad from 2013. 15. Member of Disipline Committee , for Inter collegiate youth festival zone -1 ,2013- 14 Karnatak Arts college, Dharwad. 16. Invigalator for UPSC Prel. Exam -2013-2014. 17. SET Exam Invigalator -2011 . 18. Member of Dist. level NSS Voluntres selection committe,Karnatak Arts college, Dharwad. 19. Attended 61st Orientation Programme-ASC,Dharwad -2013. 20. Inter Diciplinary Refersher course in langagues-ASC,Dharwad-2014. 21. Member of Criteria VII Healthy practices (NAAC Committee)-2014-15. 22. SET Exam ,Moving squad- December-2015 23. President of Marathi post-graduate student association. Seminars, Conferences, Symposia Workshops etc. attended. Name of the Seminar/ Conference/ Name of the Sponsoring Agency Place and Date Symposia Workshop, etc. National Civil Defence College at Nagpur 1.Completed “Search and Rescue Nagapur 24/02/2013 ”Course 2. Presented paper in National Dept.of Marathi,K.U.D K.U.Dharwad 9Th Seminar on“Kannada Katha sahitya” August 2013 3.Attended the Orientation National translation Mission Central Karnatak Arts Programme for translation in Institute of Indian Languages,Mysore college,Dharwad 23 Kannada to 27 June 2014 4. Attended the Oneday Seminar on Dept.of Political science KACD Karnatak Arts “Knoweldge system ,scientific college,Dharwad 6- &Indian people ” 6-2014 5. Successfully Complited NCC Pre Officer Trainning Academy Nagpur Commission Course Three Months Kamattee(Nagpur) 22-03-0214 /PRCN /SD/154- 6.Attended as a Camp Adjutant 24/KAR/ BN/Dharwad Belgaum 20/08/2014 (CATC V/(boys)TSC (boys)IGC (Belgaum) to20/08/2014 From 10/08/0214-20/08/2014 7.Attended a NCC ATC Camp 24/KAR/ BN/Dharwad Belgaum 23/07/2015 8.Attended the Orientation National translation Mission Central Karnatak Arts Programme for translation in Institute of Indian Languages,Mysore college,Dharwad 23 Kannada to 27 June 2014 9. Attended the Oneday Seminar on Dept.of Political science KACD Karnatak Arts “Knoweldge system ,scientific college,Dharwad 6- &Indian people ” 6-2014 10.Spritual thoughts in Marathi 14.Spritual thoughts in Marathi 9-10th August 2014 literature literature 11.Attended a NCC ATC Camp 24/KAR/ BN/Dharwad Belgaum 23/07/2015 12 Attended the tow days National 27-28 March 2015 Seminar on “Adhunik kalat saint Dept.of Hindhi KACD sahitya che mahatwa” 22-23 Feb 2016 13. Attended the tow days National Dept.of Hindhi , lathe Education society Seminar on “Anuwadache rashtriya ,Chikoddi ,Belgaum. mahatwa” 14. Attended the one day National 29th March 2016 Seminar on “Natasamrat natak te Dept.of Marathi RCU , ,Belgaum. Natasamrat Chitrapat” TRANSLATION: 1. “Akkamahdevi-Kanhopatra Toulanik Vivechan” (Kannada Article Dr. Vijay Kamble) Nagar Sanket, Weekly, Ahamadhanagar - 2009. 2. Mandir Se Bandir (Collection of Hindi Poems by Dr. Kalashekar Pujar)Kudnour -2012. 3. “Mallaviddyche Agragannaya Sadhak Shri Maruti Mane” (Dr Sangamesh Mattoli) Karnataka Kusti Pailwanaru - Ondu Avalokana, Gourawa Grantha, Banahatti (Biography) - 2010 . 4. Samajik Karnatikrak Guruj, Lahuji Salave Ling Jyoti Sharan Granth, Ranebennur, 2011. BOOKS UNDER PRINT: 1. Majhe Samikshaya Lekhan: (Literary Criticism) 2. Dr. Baburao Gaikwad iwar Aiyad Sahitya (Kannada Translation) 3. Petalele Man (Collection of Poems) 4. Saint Dnayeshawaranche Charitra (Biography) 5. Premanand Gajawwi: Yanche Natayalekhan .
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