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Dr.Jaswinder Kaur Bindra Faculty Details Proforma for Website Name Dr. Jasvinder Kaur Bindra Photograph Designation & Department Assistant Professor Date of Joining the institution Adhoc 30 July, 2015 ________________ Date of Birth 24 June, 1960 Address R-142, First Floor, Greater Kailash – 1 New Delhi – 110048 Phone No Office Residence Mobile +91-9868182835 Email Address [email protected] Educational Qualifications Degree Institution Year B.A. (H) Pol. Sci. Mata Sundari College 1979 M.A. Pol. Sci. Delhi University 1981 M. A. Punjabi Delhi University 1983 Ph.D. Punjabi Delhi University 1989 Administrative Assignments 1. Member of Teacher’s association 2. Program coordinator of Punjabi Sahit Sabha ‘Kalam’ 3. Punjabi Editor for following magazines: A. Surlok B. E-Magazine 4. Punjabi Language coordinator & expert in following college societies: A. Vedang Society B. Nzm Society Areas of Interest / Specialization 1. Punjabi Literature 2. Prose and Fiction - Short Stories & Novel 3. Criticism Subjects Taught 1. Punjabi Poetry - Medival, Sufi, Gurmat & Modern poetry 2. Punjabi Kahani 3. Punjabi Novels 4. Punjabi Drama 5. Punjabi Prose 6. Punjabi Language, Literature, Criticism 7. Life Sketch Research Guidance Publications Profile (Articles/ Books Published/ Books Edited) 1. Three book’s published in Punjabi of Criticism: A. Vartkkar Gurbax S. Preetlari B. Manovighan Ate Punjabi Kahani C. Punjabi kahani: Vichar Te Visstar 2. 30 Articles were published in different Punjabi & Hindi books. 3. Many Research Paper were published about Punjabi Literature: Kahani, Novel, Autobiography & Humor Satire. 4. 50 translated books were published in Punjabi & Hindi (from English, Punjabi & Hindi): A. N.B.T. B. Sahitya Akademi C. Bharatiya Jaanpath D. Punjabi University, Patiala E. Vani Parkashan F. Parbhat Parkashan G. Diamond Books H. Re-think Publication I. Uni Star J. Chetna Parkashan & Many more. 5. Two children books were published from National Book Trust. A. All the two books were translated into English, Punjabi, Oriya. B. For one of the books 4 editions are published. 6. Written forwards for three N.B.T. books & for others books too. 7. Books Edited: A. Two N.B.T. book B. Four books for other publication in Punjabi & Hindi 8. Edited & Translated Punjabi Literature for three Hindi Magazines. 9. Published 100+ book reviews, articles, translation work in various different Punjabi & Hindi newspapers and magazines for past 17 years. Conference Organized Research Projects (Major Grants/Research Collaboration) Punjabi Kahani Vich Vibhin Nari Parpekh: Fellowship for Research project by Punjabi Academy, Delhi (2012-14) Awards and Distinctions 1. Get Scholarship for PH.D. from Punjabi Academy, Delhi (1986-88) 2. Translation Award from Punjabi Academy, Delhi (2005) 3. Harilabh Kaur Award from Punjabi Sahit Sabha, Barnala (2009) 4. Aannat Kathaya (Asst. Editor) – Selected as text book in Punjabi Department, Delhi University for Gradation Courses. Association With Professional Bodies Punjabi Academy, Ludhiana Seminars/Webinars/Conferences /Workshops Attended 1. Participated as Poetess in International Women Poetry Program, held in March, 2018 at Bhai Vir Singh Sahit Sadan, New Delhi. 2. Participated as Critic in National Story Seminar (Organized By – Ram Sarup Ankhi Sahit Sabha) held in Aug, 2018 at Dalhousie 3. Presented my story “Pechan” at Naam Dev Library, New Delhi organized by Punjabi Lok Manch in Sep, 2018 4. Presented research paper on “Punajbi Kahani Vich Nari Sarokar – 21st Saddi” organized by Punjabi Academy at Khalsa College, Amritsar in Sep, 2018 5. Presented my paper on poetry “Atte Diyan Chidiya” at Naam Dev Library, New Delhi organized by Punjabi Lok Manch in May, 2019. 6. Presented my poetry at Rabindra Bhavan, New Delhi organized by Sahitya Academy on 7th August, 2019. 7. Presented Life Sketch “Ankhi Bolda” on Ram Sarup Ankhi organized by Punjabi Academy at Barnala in Feb, 2020. Other Activities (FDP’s/Refresher Course) Past experience (If any, Give details) 1. Asst. Prof. Adhoc in Mata Sundari College- Feb 2008, Jan 2012- April 2013 2. Asst. Prof. Adhoc in Punjabi Dept. Delhi University- 21 July, 2013 – Feb 2014 3. Asst. Prof. Adhoc in Shri Guru Nanak Dev Khalsa College-30 July, 2015 - Till Now .
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