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CURRICULUM VITAE Dr. N. R. Lalithamba Associate Professor CURRICULUM VITAE Dr. N. R. Lalithamba Associate professor Department of Kannada Government First Grade College Vijayanagara, Bengaluru- 560104 E-mail ID: Photo EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION: Degree Subject & Specialization University &Year M.A. In Kannada. Epigraphy & Bangalore University. 1988 cultural History of Karnataka First Class, First Rank PhD in Epigraphy Kannada- University Hampi , 2008 Certificate course in Epigraphy Kannada Sahithya Parishat, 1988 Certificate Course Manuscriptology BMSri Smaraka Prathisthana, 1991 Diploma Prakrutha language National Prakrutha study and research centre, 2016 Shravanabelagola, Hassan District, 2016 AREAS OF INTEREST: Research: Epigraphy, Manuscripts, Socio cultural Literary Studies PhD- a Socio cultural study of inscriptions of Arasikere Taluk Minor research project undertaken- 2013 Kannada KadathagaLu hagu kYphiyattugala Bhasha adyayana TEACHING EXPERIENCE: 31 YEARS Position Held Name of the Institute Name of the Period University (from -to) Guest lecturer Acharya patashala College Bangalore 1988-1991 Lecturer Union Christian College, Tumkur , Bangalore 1991-1997 Lecturer Maharani's Arts & Commerce Mysore 1997-2000 college Mysore S.S. L GFGC, ViJayanagar Bangalore Bangalore 2000-2010 Assistant proff GFGC, K. R. Puram Bangalore Bangalore 2 010-2011 Associate proff GFGCvijaynagar ,Bangalore Bangalore 2011 – till date RESEARCH EXPERIENCE: 16 YEARS RESEARCH PAPERS PUBLISHED Sl.N Int./National/Peer Volume/ Issue/ Title of the Paper Title of the Journal o. reviewed year 1. Murundiya Kannada shaleya Ithihasa Darshana Karnataka Ithihasa Vol.20- 2005 Taamra Shasana Academy N.L 2 Uchchangi Pandyaru mattu Karkada Shasana Adyayana Prasaranga Kannada Bi Annual Vol. marinara vamshagala mele Hosa University HampI 2 issue 2. 2006 Belaku 3 Bhageshpuravada Bagadeya Shasana Adyayana Prasaranga Kannada Bi-Annual Vol Shasanagalu University Hampi 3. Issue 1. 2006 4 Tollar, Thoolaar, thoraharu ondu Kannada Sahitya Kannada Sahithya Vol.84 Issue. Vivechane Parishath Patrike Parishath Karnataka March 2006 5 Koosaru Ondu Dravida Jananga- Dravida Adyayana Prasaranga Kannada Bi Annual ,Vol . Dravida Adyayana, University Hampi.- 5 issue 2006 6 Bherundada Mottada Koosaru Ithihasa Darshana, Karnataka Ithihasa Vol 22-2007 Ondu Parichaya Academy 7 Valasigaru Mattu Bhu hiduvaligalu Shasana Adyayana Prasaranga Kannada Bi. Annual vol. University Hampi 4 issue.1. 2007 8 Valasiga Telugaru Mattu Bhasha Vijayanagara Karnataka State 2006 Sangopane Hasana Jilleya Adyayana Samputa archaeology Shasanagalalli Kandubaruvante Department ,Hampi 9 Arthada Benneri Dharmada Kadege Dharmamrutha Prasaranga Kannada 2007 Saamskruthika University Hampi Mukha Mukhi. Book 10 Rosetta shile tereda Rahasya: Gunamadhura Felicitation trust 2010 Page 192- Marevige Sanda Bhasheyondu Felicitation Volume 196 beLaku kanda kathe”-Egyptian of Dr. Devarakondareddy a Hieroglyphic script ‘,- renowned Epigraphist 11 AcharanegaLa beLakinalli Sampreethi A Paraspara Page:227-235- Navanoolu Jattappanu felicitation volume Of Prakashana 2010 RamanujAcharyaru Dr. R.Lakshminarayana, A renowned translator. 12 ‘Ekkatigar Angarakkar’ – Ithihaasa Darshana A Research Journal Vol. 26, page Kiruparichaya, of Karnataka Ithihasa 263-267, Academy. 2010 13 A New finding of an Inscription of Shasanadyayana Prasaranga Kannada vo. 5. page Savaasi SahiBhattaiah a Grate V.V. Hampi , 108-111, 2010 Scholar of 1222 A.D. 14 Mavantharu Pattada Ibhadarakaru Ithihaasa Darshana. A Research Journal Page.212- Ondu Parichaya’ A Paper on of Karnataka Ithihasa 216Vol. 26, Mahouts of Medieval Period - Academy. 2011 ISBN NO.978- 81-92255-0-3 15 ‘MymetigaLu Kiruparichaya, Kannada Parishath Kannada SAhitya Page- 61- Research article on Professional Patrike, Parishath, Bangalore 62.vol.88- massagers or body Servants of 89/201220-11. medieval Karnataka – 16 ‘Kannada ShasanagaLalli NudiNadi. Hampi , Department - Vol. 3, A lipeekaranada SamasyegaLu’ of Linguistics Linguistic Problems of Encryption in Journal. 2011. Inscriptions 17 Kosharar Elpathar’- An oldest Ithihaasa Darshana, a Research Journal O page 195-198. Militant Troop of Karnataka. Ithihasa Academy , Vol. 27-2012 Karnataka ISBN NO.978- 81-921255-2-7 18 Nayasenana kruthiyinda champu Kydaala, a Felicitation trust Page 77-83. prakarakke doreta hosa roopa-. Felicitation Vol of Dr. year 2011 K.R. Ganesh Prof. of Kannada and a renowned Epigraphist 19 Ekkatigaru (A unique Military troop Ithihasa Darshana a Research Journal of PAGE 307-315. of Karnataka) shasana haagu Ithihasa Vol.28. -2013 Sahityika ullekhagala belakinalli-.. Academy,Karrnataka ISBN. 978-81- 921255-3-4 20 Hastapratigala baraha Book, Hastaprathi - BMshri Prathistana Vol, 2 ,page 66- Adhyayana - 97, 2013 collection of Research Articles 21 Hastaprathigala lipi hagu bhasha prasaranga Bengaluru V.V. 2014 vyvidhya’-Hastaprathi Adhyayanada –Samakaaleena savaalugalu. 22 ‘Gangara bagegina Aithihya mattu Book:Gangaru: Published by page 54-67 Puraana: Ithihasada Saakshiyaagi’ charitre mattu Karnataka Sanga M.L Year-2014 Kodugegalu’. A Srikantegowda collection of Research Centre. Research Article Mandya 23 ‘Chikkadavaraja Vadeyara kala- Lochana a Research B.M.Shri Prtistana page 55-76. Hosa Kavya Journal Bangalore Vol.28.issue 2.July 2014 24 Prabhulingaleele : Anantha jnaaniya ” ‘Message of article published in ,published by kinchith darshanada dharmika Mahakavyas’ edited the compilation of Barathiya kruthi 2016 by Dr. S .Ranganath. the 2015 national Vidya bhavan conference in association with ISKON,Bengalu ru. 25 Nalacharitre- charitreya streevaadi Bayalu Aalayadolago Saint poet Kanakadaasa vyaakhyaana ” -Edited by Kanakadaasa, Kendra Rajashekhara Research & study Saahitya Matapathi centre Karnataka sarani-11- 2016. 26 “Saaluthopina Siriyakka –Eco- Research Paper GFGC vijayanagar 2016 friendly women of 12th century A.D published in Bangalore. 2016 of Karnataka’’. compendium of UGC sponsored National Seminar“Environmen tal Degradation and its Effects on Sustenance of life” 27 “The influence of Srivishnava A research article GFGC vijaya Nagar ISBN NO religion on the Royal military published in the Bengaluru 978-81- battalions of Karnataka” from , REACH research 9300-9-61 compendium 2016 28 SAmajika Parichalane” Countours of Social Kuvempu page 78-155 chapter3(from 7th – 13th century). and Economic bhashabharathi Vol-4 History of Karnataka- Pradhikara 29 Baravanige mattu Kannada in Kannada nudiya Published by 2016 th badalAvane” 7 chapter Akara kosha”- Kuvempu bhashabharathi Pradhikara 30 ‘Neelammana nijada nele’ –– Peer reviewed November journal ‘Basavapatha. 2017- ISSN 31 Acharanegala Belakinalli Pampana Kannada Parishath Kannada Shitya Vol- 95: issue Vikramarjuna Vijaya’-. Patrik e Editted by Parishath 01: Jan-June: Poff. G. Abdul 2017 Bhashir 32 Bahumukhi samaaja samskruthi Reference volume pallava publishers 2017 , mattu dooradarshana “mekkalu ISBN-978- dharaavahigaLu” samkaaleena 9381920- saamskruthika ’ 77-0 parisara 33 "Karnatakad veera padegala mele International www.kannadajourna vol.3.Issue-4 shreevyshnava haagu veerashyva Journal of Kannada l.com -1/10/17 ,2017 dharmada prabhava: research New Delhi page 130-141, ISSN NUMBER moulyapallata" 2454-5813 34 ‘Hoysalara kalada veera parampare felicitation vol. mattu moulya’- 'vishesha' R. Sheshashastry . 35 “RavaLeswara Araadhanaa pantha – Chinthana Bayalu a vol- 6 issue3 ondu chinthane”- peer reviewed Chinthana Jan- March journal of Kannada. BAyalu,Bantavala, 2018, -ISSN South Kenera. 2278- 2192page- 50. 36 “Nagavarmana kadambari – published in Lochana B.M.Sri Patistana 2018 anusandhana” a peer reviewed research By Annual journal . 37 “ Kanaka, Basavaralli Varna published in Peer Kannada SAhitya –” Bi Annual vyavastheya niraakaraNe”’ reviewed journal parishath vol. 96, issue - Kannada Saahitya 1, Jan- June - Parishath Pathrike 2018 38 Kanakadasara keerthanegalalli Published in “ published by Saint 2019. Page 83- sthree Prathinidheekarana’- Gopalagyana” a poet Kanakadaasa, 92 collection of research Research & study Article on Saint Poet centre Karnataka. Kanakadasa ‘s literature 39 Saamskruthika rajakaranada published in Page.92-101vo. SuLiyalli mahiLe(women in the whirl “Kannada saahitya 97 Issue 02: of cultural politics” Parishath Patrike. July- Edited by Prof. G. 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