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BIO-DATA 1. Name : UMRETHIYA JAYANTILAL KALYANJI 2. Date of Birth & Place : 09/03/1970 At. Varna (Jamnagar) 3. Address : Off.: Oriental Institute, M.S.University of Baroda, Opp. Palace Gate, Palace Road, Vadodara – 390 001 Ph.: 2425121 Res.: 61, Rukshamani Nagar, Opp. Vidhyavihar Soc., New Sama Road, Vadodara – 390 024 Educational Qualification : Degree Board/Institute Year Percentage S.S.C GSEB, Vadodara May 1986 56.01% H.S.C. GSEB, Gandhinagar March 1989 52.50% B.A. South Gujarat University, Surat April 1992 57.50% M.A. M. S. University, Vadodara April 1994 61.10% NET University Grant Commission, Delhi June 1995 - PhD (Cont.) Title: A Critical Study of Gujarati Short Stories : with Special reference to B.N.Vankar, - - Dharmabhai Shrimali, Dashrath Parmar and Sanjay Chauhan. 4. Positions Held : Research Officer 5. Experience : - Temporary Teaching Assistant, Dept. of Gujarati, M.S.University of Baroda From 6/9/1994 to 13/5/1995. & 7/8/1995 to 30/6/1996 -Temporary Research Assistant, Oriental Institute, M.S.University, Vadodara. From 14/9/1996 to 14/6/97 ` -Temporary Research Officer/Lecturer Oriental Institute, M.S.University, Vadodara, From 21/6/1997 to 14/6/1998; 1/7/1998 to 14/6/1999; 15/9/1999 to 14/6/2000; 15/7/2000 to 12/10/2000 -Research officer/Lecturer on Permanent Post from 13/10/2000. 6. Field of Specialization : Gujarati Literature (Study of Short Stories, Manuscriptology, Folklore etc.) 7. List of Research Publications : Please see Annexure-I 8. Research Project on Hand : Work of Ph.D. 9. Seminar Conferences/ Workshop etc. : Please see Annexure-II 10. General Duties being carried out : Please see Annexure-III ANNEXURE-I List of Research Publications:- Books:- 1. Svadhyayasuchi (Vol. 1-25) 2. Avalokita 3. Gujarati Sahityakshetresamshodhan Punarvichar Articles:- Sr. Name of Journal/Book Year of Title of the Paper No Publication 1. Svadhyaya 1995-96 Saurashtrana Lagnagitoma Ganesh Pujan 2 Svadhyaya 1996-97 Gujaratna Sanskrit Natako : Gujarati Anuvado 3 Pathika 1998 Loksahityana ketlak Alpayat Lagngito 4 Navanita Samarpana 1998 Lokgito ane Aj 5 Navanita Samarpana 1998 Lagna Vadhavavano Vidhi Ane Gito 6 Svadhyaya 2000 Loksahityama Halrada 7 Farbas Gu. Sabha 2001 Bhungal Purana: Ek Viral Prachin Kruti 8 Pathik 2001 Sanshodhankshetre Prachya Vidhya Mandir 9 Farbas Gu. Sabha 2008 Sudasaheliprabandha: Kruti Pathbheda 10 Mohan Parmarni Vartao 2008 Mohan Parmar Krut Tukivarta : Bhramana 11 Adhit 2009 Bansarithi Aftershock Sudhinu Sarjan 12 Vedvyasanga 2009 Rigvedma Svarajyanu Varnan 13 Vedvyasanga 2011 Rigvedama Strishakti 14 Vividhasanchar 2011 Nishithni Kavita 15 Significant Facts of 2011 Gujarati Loksahitya Modern Sanskrit Literature 16 Dalit Chetana 2012 Vilopanani Vartao : Satvasah Sarjan 17 Vedvyasanga 2012 Bharatiya Janjivana par Rigvedno Prabhav 18 Vividhasanchar 2013 Khabardarani Kavita 19 Svadhyaya 2013 Raupya Mahotsav Ane Sayaji Savari 20 A Survey of Sanskrit 2014 Charpatpanjarika Stotra Stotra Literature 21 Tadarthya 2015 Nato Vartani NariSrushti: Ek Abhyas 22 Vividhasanchar 2015 Simni Akhi Ughade Bari 23 Svadhyaya 2015 Okariyara Orada re ANNEXURE-II Seminar/Conferences/Workshop etc.:- Sr. Seminar/Conference/ Sponsors Title of Paper Year No. Workshop 1 Contribution of Oriental Institute, Gujaratna Sanskrit 16-18 Gujarat to Sanskrit M.S.University. Natako: Gujarati Dec 1996 Anuvado (Paper Reading) 2 AIOC Oriental Institute, Bhungal Purana, Ek 13-15 oct M.S.University. Viral Prachinkruti 1998 (Paper Reading) 3 Incentive Workshop Saurashtra Delegate 26-28 on Folk lore Theory & University, Rajkot. March Methods 1999 4 Gujarati Rajakiya Akshara sahityik Delegate 6-7 Jan Navalkatha sanstha, Vadodara 2001 5 Hastapratoni Jalavani Dept. of Archives, Delegate 11-12 Jan Ane Sachavani Gandhinagar 2001 Angeni Talim 6 Methodology of Centre of Advanced Delegate 7-19 Teaching & Evolution Studies in Education, March Vadodara 2001 7 Gujarati Lokakatha Anand Arts College, Delegate 7-8 July Parisamvad Anand 2001 8 Gujarati Sahitya South Gujarat Delegate 29-30 Parishadanu University, Patan Dec 2001 Adhiveshan 9 Madhyakalin Ane Shardapith Arts Narsinh na padoma 25-26 Arvachin Gujarati Collage, Dvaraka Shrikrishna (Paper March Sahityama Reading) 2002 Shrikrushna 10 Vivechananu Svarup, Anusnatak Gujarati Delegate 5-6 Oct Karya Ane Padhdhti Dept., Sardar Patel 2002 University, Vallabh Vidhyanagar 11 Sahitya Svarupnu Akshara sahityik Delegate 14-15 Shikshan: Padhdhati sanstha, Vadodara Dec 2002 Ane Prashno 12 Conference Akhil Gujarat Delegate 1999 Natyaparishad 13 Workshop L. D. Instiute, Delegate 2007 Ahmedabad 14 Conference Gujaratino Adhyapak Delegate 2007 Sangh Ane Yogiji Maharaj Mahavidhyalaya, Dhari 15 Conference Shri M.D.Shah Paper Reading 2008 Mahila Collage, Bombay 16 Devotional Literature UGC Sponsored Paper Reading 2009 in Sanskrit National Seminar 17 AIOC Oriental Research Paper Reading 2009 Institute, Tirupati 18 International Shri Venkateshvar Paper Reading 2009 Conference on Uni. Tirupati Shrimad Bhagvatam 19 International Seminar M.S.University Paper Reading 2010 on Buddhist Heritage 20 Workshop Acadamic staff - 2010 College V.V.Nagar 21 National Seminar Dept. of Gujarati Paper Reading 2012 M.S.U., Vadodara 22 National Seminar Dept. of Sanskrit Paper Reading 2013 M.S.U., Vadodara 23 Seminar Muni. Arts College, Paper Reading 2013 Mehsana 24 UGC Sponsored Oriental Institute Paper Reading 2011 National Seminar on Research 25 UGC Sponsored Oriental Institute Paper Reading 2014 National Seminar on Children Literature 26 Seminar on Sanskrit Sanskrit Vibhag, Paper Reading 2016 Samyiko Saurashtra University 27 UGC Sponsored Oriental Institute Paper Reading 2016 National Seminar on Historical Writings ANNEXURE-III Research Work Plan for Research Officer: 1) Carrying out correspondence relating to Research Queries. 2) Critically checking and editing the Press-copies of the publications of Oriental Institute, such as Shree Sayaji Sahitya Mala. Shree Sayaji Gram Vikasmala, Matushree Jamanabai Grantha Smarakmala, Shree Sayaji Balgyanmala, Svadhyaya of Oriental Institute, Baroda and correcting the Proof of the same. 3) Writing research papers and reviews. 4) Checking the books of Mala Series as External Referee. .
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