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CIRRIULUM VITAE Dr: BASAVARAJ N. AKKI Associate Professor of History, Govt. First Grade College Alnavar 581 103 Dharwad Dist. Karnataka State Email: [email protected] Mobile 94488 22051 (O) 0836-2385910 (R) 0836-2774238 Date of Birth: 14-06-1964 Address: 40, 2nd Cross, Vijayanandanagar, Dharwad 580 001 Qualification: M.A., B.L.I.Sc,, Dip-in- Gandhian Studies, Ph.D. Class/Degree Board/University Subjects Year of % Passing S.S.L.C K.S.E.E.B.Bng. Kan, Eng, Hundi, 1980 53.8% Maths, Science, S.Study P.U.C. P.U.E.B. Bng. Kan, Eng, 1982 66.6 Hist.,Geo., Edn I & II B.A. Karnatak Kan, Eng, 1985 62.5 University, Dwd Hist.,Geo., Edn B.Lib.Sc. Karnatak Library science 1986 60.3 University, Dwd M.A. Karnatak History 1988 60 University, Dwd Ph.D. Karnatak Municipal 1997 Not University, Dwd Administration in Applicable Princely State of Mysore P.G. Dip-in- Karnatak Gandhian Studies 2011 66.5 Gandhian University, Dwd Studies State Level Govt. Of History 1994 Not Eligibility Karnataka Applicable Test 1. Date of entry in to Service: (Previous) 1. Lecturer in History at C.E.S.College of Arts & Commerce Cuncolim Goa from 10-07-1989 to 01-02-1990 2. Library Assistant- 05-02-1990 to 03-06-1997 Karnataka State Archives, Vidhana Soudha, Bangalore 2. Present Service & Place of work: 1. Govt. First Grade College Nargund 04-06-1997 to 17-11-2004 2. Govt. First Grade College Alnavar 18-11-2004 to 09-07-2013 3. Govt. First Grade College Dandeli 10-07-2013 to 10-03-2014 Principal in charge (on Deputation) 4. Govt. First Grade College Alnavar 11-03-2014 to 16-08-2017 5. Govt. First Grade College Dandeli Since 17-08-2017 3. Departmental Examinations: Examination Session Year Reg. No Grade Accounts Higher First 1991 1354 Pass Gen. Law I First 1998 62207 Pass Gen. Law II First 1998 62207 Pass 4. Trainings: Academic Staff Colleges: 1. Orientation course: 08-06-1998 to 04-07-1998 ASC HPU Shimla, 2. Refresher course: 07-02-2000 to 03-03-2000 ASC JNU New Delhi, 3. Refresher course: 23-09-2002 to 12-10-2002 ASC HPU Shimla 4. Refresher course 07-10-2003 to 28-10-2003 ASC JMI, New Delhi, 5. Research Methodology: 19-10-2010 to 22-10-2010 ASC Kannur University, Kannur, Kerala 6. Motivational Workshop: 09-11-2010 to 13-11-2010 ASC KU Dharwad 7. Attended Workshop on Curative and Preventive Conservation of Manuscripts from 19th to 23rd Dec, 2011at NIPSR, Sravanabelagola, Hassan Dist., Karnataka (Jointly organised in collaboration with National Mission for Manuscripts Indira Gandhi National Centre for Arts, New Delhi) 5. Other Trainings: Conducted by the Commissioner of Collegiate Education, Bangalore 8.. HRD: 04-11-2007 to 13-11-2007 CLHRD, Mangalore 9. Student Counselling: 25-02-2008 to 01-03-2008 NIMHANS, Bangalore 10. Administrative Training: 24-11-2008 to 29-11-2008 ATI Mysore 11. 2011 Census Master Trainee workshop at D.C. Office Dharwad. 12. Quality Facilitator Workshop: 27-04-2011 to 28-04-2011 MWS College, Bangalore 13. Text Book Preparation Committee Workshop 08-08-2011 to 09-08-2011 Vijaya College, Jayanagar, Bangalore, Dept. of Public Instruction, Bangalore 14. Workshop of Text Book Preparation Committee for 9th std. Social Science at Vijaya College Jayanagar, Bangalore from 15th to 17th Sept. 2011. 15.Workshop of Text Book Preparation Committee for 9th std. Social Science at DSERT Banashankari, Bangalore from 03rd to 04th Nov, 2011 16. Attended one Day quality Facilitators Workshop at Bangalore organised by the Dept. of Collegiate Education Bangalore on 18th Dece, 2011 17. Workshop of Text Book Preparation Committee for 9th std. Social Science organised by the DSERT Banashankari, Bangalore from 05th to 07th January, 2012 at M.E.S College, Bangalore 18. Workshop of Text Book Preparation Committee for 9th std. Social Science organised by the DSERT Banashankari, Bangalore from 05th to 07th January, 2012 at M.E.S College, Bangalore. 19. Workshop of Text Book Preparation Committee for 9th std. Social Science organised by the DSERT Banashankari, Bangalore from 17th to 19th April, 2012 at M.E.S College, Bangalore 20. Workshop of Text Book Preparation Committee for 9th std. Social Science organised by the DSERT Banashankari, Bangalore from 22nd to 24th August, 2012 at M.E.S College, Bangalore. 6. Experiences: (Coordinator in Institutional Responsibilities) 1. NAAC Co-ordinator in the year 2009-10 2. Co-ordinator UGC for the year 2009-10 3. IQAC Co-ordinator for the year 2010-11 4. Co-ordinator UGC for the year 2010-11 5. Master Trainee of 2011 Census 2010-11 6. IQAC Co-ordinator for the year 2011-12 7 S.Q.A.C Facilitator for the year 2011-12 8. Co-ordinator Student Counseling Cell for the year 2011-12 9. Member of the Text Book Preparation Committee of the Govt. of Karnataka for the 9th Class Social Science 2011-2012 10. Quality Facilitator of Continuous Evaluation of Quality and Excellence: A Project Initiated by The Commissioner of Collegiate Education, to guide the new colleges in the process of NAAC Accreditation/ Reaccreditation at Regional Office of Dharwad. 11. IQAC Co-ordinator for the year 2012-13 12. UGC Co-ordinator for the year 2012-13 13. UGC Co-ordinator for the year 2013-14 14. IQAC Co-ordinator for the year 2013-14 15. Naipunya Nidhi Co-ordinator 2013-14 16. IQAC Co-ordinator for the year 2014-15 17. UGC Co-ordinator for the year 2014-15 18. Naipunya Nidhi Co-ordinator 2014-15 19. NAAC Coordinator 2015-16 20. IQAC Co-ordinator for the year 2015-16 21. NAAC Coordinator 2016-17 22. IQAC Co-ordinator 2016-17 7. Research & Publications: Minor Project: Minor Research Project on 1. Industrialization and Economic Growth in Princely State of Mysore 1900- 1947 submitted to I.C.H.R. New Delhi Dec, 2014 Completed. Major Research project: 1. Economic Growth of Modern Mysore: Land, Water and Mineral Management 1881-1947 (2012-14) Submitted UGC New Delhi 2. History of Freedom Moement in Bombay Karnataka ICHR New Delhi since Aug. 2019 Area of specialization: Modern Indian, South Indian, and History of Karnataka Guideship: Four Ph.D. candidates have completed their Degree on 1. Municipal Administration in Bombay Presidency 1850-1947 (2007) 2. Mahakuta ( 2007) 3. Genesis and Growth of Economic Nationalism in Bombay Karnataka 1800-1947 (2008) 4. Historical Geography of Ancient Karnataka (2012) Publications: 1. Municipal Administration in Princely State of Mysore Books: 1862-1956 2001 2. History and Culture of Karnataka ( in Kannada) 2004 3. Ithihasa- a text for P.U.C Second year (Kannad) 2006 4. History of Ancient India – a text book for B.A. Second Semester 2007 Kannada) 5. History of Modern Mysore (Kannada) March, 2015 6. Industrialization and Economic Growth in Princely State of Mysore 2017 7. History of Ancient India – a text book for B.A. Second Semester 2018 Reprint in Kannada) Membership of Academic Bodies: 1. Indian History Congress, New Delhi 2. South Indian History Congress, 3. Karnataka History Congress, Bangalore 4. Karnataka Ithihasa Academy, Bangalore 5. Karnatak University Colleges History Lecturers Association, Dharwad ---- PRESIDENT since June 2012 8. LIST OF RESEARCH ARTICALES PUBLISHED Pre-Ph.D. Publications: 1. Kannadiga’s Role in the Liberation of Goa- March of Karnataka, March 1994 P.No 21-24 2. Role of Mysore in the First World War- Karnataka Ithihasa Darshana Vol. 10 1995 3. Artistic Treasures of Sibi Temple – March of Karnataka, March 1995 P.No 19-21 4. Bowring – A Great Reformer –March of Karnataka, June 1995 P.No 9-11 5. The Story of Mysore Palace- March of Karnataka, Octo, 1995 P.No. 12-16 6. Story of Bangalore Cantonment –March of Karnataka, March. 1996 P.No 19-21 7. Women’s Battle for Freedom –March of Karnataka, Aug. 1996 P.No 10-14 8. Enchanting Buildings of Mysore-March of Karnataka, Octo. 1996 P.No 12-16 Post-Doctoral Publications at State Level Journals/Proceedings: 1. Growth of Legislative Council in Mysore State- March of Karnataka, Aug. 1997 2. Municipal Legislation in Bombay Karnataka Vol. 97 No. 14 Dece. 2006 QJMS Bangalore 3. Origin and Growth of Taxation System in the Municipality of Dharwad – Dharwad Zilla Ithihasa and Puratatva 2008 4. Origin and Growth of Taxation System in the Municipality of Belgaum – Belgaum Zilla Ithihasa and Puratatva 2010 Research Papers presented at the State Level Conferences (Unpublished) 1. Genesis and Growth of Municipal Administration in the Princely State of Mysore 1862-1906 paper presented in Two Days State Level Seminar held at Govt. Arts College Bangalore 27th & 28th March 1998 2. Industrialization and Sir M.Visvesvaraya, Karnataka History Congress Octo., 1998 Karnatak University Dharwad. 3. Paper Industry in Mysore State – Karnataka History Congress, Feb. 2008 Tumkur 4. Urban Administration in Princely State of Mysore 1862-1956 – Lecture delivered at Southern Region Centre of ICHR Bangalore Sept. 2009-“on the occasion of valedictory Programme of the Exhibition of Archival Images of the pre- Colonial & Colonial Bangalore” 5. Rise of Nationalism in North-Western Karnataka- ICHR sponsored Symposium on Resistance to Colonial Rule in North-Western Karnataka, BLD College Jamakhandi, Karnataka, Feb. 2010 6. Krishnaraja Odeyar IV and the Development of Mysore- Lecture delivered at Karnataka Vidyavardaka Sangha Dharwad, May 2010. Pre-Doctoral Publications at National Level Journals/ Conference Proceedings 1. Communal Riots in Princely State of Mysore Proceedings of the 12th South Indian History Congress, 1991 P.No 196-198 Ed: K.K.Kusuman 2. Origin of Municipal Taxation in Princely State of Mysore SIH Congress Berhampur 24-26 Feb.
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