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Resume Academic Qualification Resume Name : Dr. Kartar Chand Sharma Father‟s Name : Late Sh. Lachhman Das Sharma Occupation : Asstt. Professor, P.G. Deptt. of Sanskrit, University of Kashmir, Hazratbal Srinagar Address (Permanent) : R/O. Bhartyari, P/O. Dayala Chak, Tel. Hiranagar, Distt. Kathua, (J &K) Address (Correspondence) : P.G. Deptt. of Sanskrit, University of Kashmir, Hazratbal Srinagar Mob. No. 9906108451 E-mail:[email protected] Date of Birth : 07/01/1963 Marital Status : Married Nationality : Indian Languages Known : Dogri (MT), Hindi, Sanskrit, English (Read, Write, Speak) Academic Qualification:- Exam. Board/University Year Subjects Division passed Ph.D. University of 1998 Sanskrit Jammu M. Phil. University of 1990 Sanskrit A Grade Jammu M.A. University of 1987 Sanskrit Ist Jammu M.A. University of Pune 2001 Sanskrit Linguistics 2nd B.A. University of 1985 Gen. Eng., Hindi, 2nd Jammu Sanskrit, Pol. Science, 1 Topic of Ph.D. : Klāidāsa ke kāvyom ̣ kā shailivaijñānika viślesạ na.̣ (A Stylistic Analysis of Kalidas‟s Poetry). Topic of M.Phil. : Hirānagara TahasÍla ke sthāna nāmom ̣ kā bhāsạ̄ vaijñānika adhyayana. (A Linguistic study of Names of villages of Tehsil Hiranagar). Academic Courses: 1. Attended a Refresher Course on “Indian Languages (Hindi, Sanskrit, Urdu)”, organized by UGC-Human Resourse Development Centre, Ranchi University, Ranchi from 6-26 August 2015 2. Attended a Workshop on “Preventive Conservation of Manuscripts”, organized by Alama Iqbal Library, University of Kashmir Srinagar, Sponsored by National mission for Manuscripts New Delhi, from 6-10 April 2015 3. Attended a General Orientation Course, Organized by U.G.C. Academic Staff College, Jammu University, Jammu from10th Jan – 8th Feb 2013 4. Participated in 3 weeks Refresher Course in Sanskrit, Organized by U.G.C. Academic Staff College, Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur from 21st Jan - 10th Feb 2009. 5. Participated in 3 weeks National Workshop on Manuscriptology and Paleography, Organized by Manuscript Resource Centre, Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra; Sponsored by the National Mission for Manuscripts New-Delhi, from 20th April – 10th May 2008. 6. Participated in 15 days Certificate Course The Advanced Course in Indian Grammatical Tradition, Organized by Centre of Advanced Studies in Sanskrit, University of Pune in Collaboration with CIIL, University of Mysore, from Ist – 15th September, 2003. 7. Participated in a 13 days Certificate Course in Navya-Nyaya Language and Methodology (Level- I), Organized by Centre of Advanced Studies in Sanskrit, University of Pune, Pune from 17th – 29th September 2001. 2 A Certificate for Excellent Teacher by Internal Quality Assurance Cell, University of Kashmir, Hazratbal Srinagar for the Academic Session-2006. Teaching Experience: 17 years Institution Post & Pay Scale From To Deptt. of Sanskrit, University of Asstt. Professor, On 4th July 2008 Continuing Kashmir, Hazratbal Srinagar Pay Scale Rs. 15600- 39100 Grade Pay Rs 7000 Centre of Advanced Study in Research Associate, On 19th Mar 1999 18th Mar Sanskrit, University of Pune, Pay Scale Rs. 8000-275- 2004 Pune 13500 Deptt. of Sanskrit, University of Contractual Lecturer, 28th Mar. 2006 31st Jan Kashmir, Hazratbal Srinagar Consolidated 2008 Pay Rs. 8000/- Sh. Guru Gang Dev Sanskrit Lecturer, Consolidated 25th Oct 2004 27th Mar Mahavidyalaya, Sunderbani Pay Rs. 8000/- 2006 (Rajouri) Deptt. of Sanskrit, University of Lecturer, Pay per lecture 1st Mar 1997 7th June Jammu, Jammu basis 1997 Deptt. of Sanskrit. University of Ph.D. Research Scholar, Aug 1993 Feb 1997 Jammu, Jammu University Scholarship. Research Experience : 15 years Asstt. Professor: P.G. Deptt. of Sanskrit, University of Kashmir, Srinagar, since 4th July 2008. Contractual Lecturer: P.G. Deptt. of Sanskrit, University of Kashmir, Sringar, from 28th March 2006 – 31st January 2008. 3 Research Associate: On Pay Scale Rs. 8000-275-13500, Centre of Advanced Study in Sanskrit University of Pune, Pune, from 19th Mar 1999-18th Mar 2004 Publications: Books: 1. K.C.Sharma, Kālidāsa Aura Shailivijñāna, Published by Eastern Book Linkers Delhi, 2005. 2. K.C.Sharma, Pavanavijaya-svrodaya, Published by Department of Libraries and Research, Jammu & Kashmir, Srinagar, 2017 (ISBN:978- 81-936627-1-17) Research Papers: 1. K. C. Sharma, Philosophy of Language reflected Sanskrit Tradition, „Thai PrajñÁ‟ (International Journal of Indology and Culture), Sanskrit Studies Centre and Department of Oriental Languages, Faculty of Orchaeology, Silpakorn University, Bangkok, Thailand, 2018, 12:155-166 (ISSN 2586-9671) 2. K. C. Sharma, „DevabhaÒÁ Sa¿skéta ke dvÁrÁ paryÁvaraÆa evam sÁmÁjika samasyÁon kÁ samÁdhÁna’, Patliputra journal of Indology, PCIR Patliputra Centre for Indological Research Patna, 2017,2:5-13 (ISSN 2320-351X) 3. K. C. Sharma, Stylistics: Eastern and Western Approach, CandrÁkÒarÁ (Prof K. C. Acharya Commemoration Volume) Prof. Arun Ranjan Mishra and Dr. Sashibhusan Mishra, The Banaras Mercantile Co. Kolkata, 2017, 13:98-106 (ISBN:978-81-86359-55-9) 4. K. C. Sharma, KÁlidÁsÍya-kÁvyabhÁÒÁ kÍ ÐailÍvaijñÁnika samÍkÒÁ, Sa¿skéta kÁvyaÐÁstra eva¿ samasÁmayika sa¿darbha, Ed. Prof. Beena Agraval, VidyÁnidhi prakÁÐana Delhi, 2017, 4:49-69 (ISBN:978- 93-855-39-48-0) 5. K. C. Sharma, ParyaÁvaraÆa evam sÁmÁjika samasyÁo¿ kÁ kÁraÆa : Vaidika sa¿skéti kÍ upekÒÁ, „Padma-Paraga‟ Annual Trilingual Research Journal, P.G. Department of Sanskrit, University of Kashmir, Srinagar, 2016-17, 5:3646 (ISSN:2250-351X) 6. K. C. Sharma, MÁnava-jÍvana me¿ naitika-mÚlyo¿ eva¿ ÁdhyÁtmikatÁ ko veda kÁ yogadÁna, Punati, Proceedings of 2 day National seminar organized by Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan Jammu Ranvir campus, 4 published by Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan, Jammu Ranvir campus, 2016, 4:213-222 (ISBN:13-978-81-932638-0-8) 7. K. C. Sharma, Contribution of Lal Ded and Nundi Rishi to Kashmiri Mysticism, MaÆipradÍpa½ (Pandita Kulmani Mishra Commemoration Volume) Prof. Arun Ranjan Mishra and Dr. Sashibhusan Mishra, The Banaras Mercantile Co. Kolkata, 2015, 11:91-103 (ISBN:81-86359-44-3) 8. K. C. Sharma, Manuscriptology in Kashmir Challenges and Possibilities, Padma-paraga, Annual Trilingual Research Journal, P.G. Deptt. of Sanskrit, University of Kashmir, Srinagar, 2014-15, 20:167-176 (ISSN:2250-351X) UGC approval No : 40870 9. K. C. Sharma, Female Eneargy and Kashmiri Mysticism, ÀnvÍkÒikÍ, Department of Philosophy and Religion, BHU. Varanasi, 2014 6:103- 118 (ISSN2231-3680) 10. K. C. Sharma, Santa Laladeda, Vishvajyoti, Vishveshvarananda Vaidika Shodha Sansthan, Hoshiarpur, 2014, 6:21-24 (ISSN 0505- 7523) UGC approval No: 05057523 11. K. C. Sharma, Vaidika sÁhitya meÞ vÁk evaÞ ÁtmÁ tattva, Shodhadhara, DAV College Abohar Punjab, 2014, 6:37-41 (ISSN:2320-2726) UGC approval No : 276 12. K. C. Sharma, Ecological awareness in Vedas, „Vedavidya‟ An International Refereed Journal, Maharshi sandaipani rashtriya vedavidya pratishthana, Ujjain, 2013, 16:136-151 (ISSN 2230-8962) UGC approval No: 22308962 13. K. C. Sharma, BoudhadarÐana evaÞ trikadarÐana meÞ ÐunyatÁvÁda, „PadmaparÁga‟, Annual Annual Trilingual Research Journal, P.G. Deptt. of Sanskrit, University of Kashmir, Srinagar, 2012-13, 5:134- 140 (ISSN:2250-351X). UGC approval No : 40870 14. K.C.Sharma, NÍlamatapurÁÆa meÞ KashmÍra kÁ etihÁsika evaÞ bhougolika varÆana, „PourÁÆika itihÁsa vimarÐa‟, Ed.Dr N.C. Panda, BhÁrtÍya itihÁsa saÞkalana smiti, Punjab, 2012, 16:126-140 (ISBN:978-81-925222- 0-3). 15. K.C.Sharma, HarivaÞÐapurÁÆa meÞ lokavarÆan, „PadmaparÁga‟, Annual Research Journal, P.G. Deptt. of Sanskrit, University of Kashmir, Srinagar, 2011-12, 5:80-88 (ISSN:2250-351X) UGC approval No : 40870 5 16. K.C.Sharma, B a u d d h ad ar Ð ana evam Trikadar Ð a n a me Þ yoga, „BouddhaprajñÁ-sindhu‟, Proceeding of 9th Session of Indian Society for Buddhist Studies (ISBS) Conference, Organized by Deptt. of Sanskrit University of Kashmir, Srinagar from 5th – 7th Oct. 2009; New Baratiya Corporation Delhi, 2011, 20:184-192 (ISBN:81-8315- 156-6; 978-81- 8315-156-6). 17. K.C.Sharma, Kashmir Shaivism: A System of Yoga, „Vishveshvaranand Indological Journal‟, Vishveshvaranand Vishva Bandhu Institute of Sanskrit and Indological Studies Punjab University Hoshiyarpur, 2010, XLVIII:97-108 (ISSN:0507-1410). 18. K.C.Sharma, Sanskrit and Kashmir, Heritage of Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh, Eds. G.L Badam and K.K. Chakravarti, Research India Press New Delhi, 2010, 18:129-140 (ISBN:978-81-89131-28-9). 19. K.C.Sharma, Sanskrit and Modern Linguistics, Research Bulletin Vishveshvaranand Vedic Research Institute, Sadhu Ashram Hoshiarpur, 2009, 6:68-79 (ISSN:0975-797X) UGC approval No: 0375797X 20. K.C.Sharma, Speech as Ultimate Self in Kashmir Shaivism, „AnuÐÍlana‟, Research Journal, of Indian Cultural, Social & Philosophical Stream, Deptt. 0f Philosophy & Religion Faculty of Arts, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, 2008, 5:15-22 (ISSN:0973- 8762). Presented Research Papers in National & International Seminars and Conferences: 1. Presented a paper (oral) in 2 day National Seminar on “Socio-Culture Impact of Adi Shankaracharya: A Historical Perspective” under title “Adi Shankaracharya kÁ Kashmiri sa¿skriti par prabhÁva” organized by Indian Council of Historical Research New Delhi and School of Philosophy and Culture SMVDU, Katra (J&K), from June 01-02, 2018. 2. Presented a paper (oral) in 2 day International Seminar on “Kashmir Philosophy with special reference to Abhinavagupta” under title “Kashmir Shaivadarshana evam Kashmir ki Sufi Parampara” organized by the centre for comparative religions and civilizations, Central University of Jammu,
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