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Mr. Syed Fareed Ahmad Nahri 1 Curriculum Vitae Mr. Syed Fareed Ahmad Nahri, Assosciate Professor and Head, Department of Urdu, Milliya Arts, Science and Management Science college BEED - 431 122 (MS) India Mr. Syed Fareed Ahmad Nahri 2 Curriculum Vitae Name :Mr.Syed Fareed Ahmad Nahri I. Personal Memorandum Designation : AssociateProfessor Mailing Address : Department of Urdu Milliya Arts, Science and Management Science College, BEED431122 (MS) India Phone Numbers : Office: 91-2442 -224208 Fax:91 – 2442 - 224208 Cell: 91-9225303317 E-mail : [email protected] Date of Birth : July12, 1965 Date of Appointment : August 14, 1992 II.Academic Preparation: Sr. No. Board/University Grade/ Division Year MSBSHS Education, Pune 1 SSC (X) Second Division 1982 Div. Board, Aurangabad MSBSHS Education, Pune 2 HSC ( XII Arts) Pass 1985 Div. Board, Aurangabad GRADUATION Marathwada University, 3 Second Division 1989 (B.A.) Aurangabad POST GRADUATION Marathwada University, 4 Second Division 1992 (M.A.Urdu) Aurangabad Marathwada University, 5 PGDCA First Division 1990 Aurangabad APCSC Hyderabad, Accredited 6 NET Qualify 1996 by U.G.C III. Research and Teaching Experience: Teaching Experience: 25 years Mr. Syed Fareed Ahmad Nahri 3 Associate Professor , Department of Urdu, Milliya Arts, Science and Management Science College, BEED 431122 (MS) India IV. Administrative Work/ Extracurricular Work: Sr. No Designation Period 1 Head of the Department From 01.02.2015 2 P.G. Director From 2016-17 3 Counselor of Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University, From 2012 Nashik. 4 Co-ordinator of Meer Raunaq Ali Memorial State level Essay From, 2007-2008 Writing Competition. 5 Managing Editor of Multi Disciplinary Research Journal “ New From Jan. 2015 Vision” ISSN 2394-9996 6 Chairman of Academic Performance Indicator committee. From 2012-2013 7 Chairman of Literary Association From 2008-09, 2016- 17 8 Chairman of Wall Magazine and 2004 to 2008 College Magazine Committee. and 01 Feb. 2015 to till date. 9 Member, Admission Committee. - 10 Member, Discipline committee. - 11 Member, Press & Publication committee. - V. Academic contribution: (College & University) Sr. No Detail Duration 1 Vice Chancellor’s Nominee subject Expert for selection committee From 2008 for appointment of Assistant Professor as well as Career Advancement Committee Mr. Syed Fareed Ahmad Nahri 4 2. Invitee Memberof Board of studies in Urdu, Arabic & PersianDr. From Feb. 2003 to 2015 B.A.M.U. Aurangabad 3. Member of Hon’ble V.C. appoint a committee to design the syllabus From June 2016 in the subject of Urdu, Arabic & Persian Dr. B.A.M.U. Aurangabad 4 Member of PG Board Of Studies. From Jan 2017 VI : Membership ofProfessional/Learned Bodies/Societies/Events. Sr. No. Details 1 Life Member of Al-Falah Public Library,Beed. 2 Life Member of Hamdard Public Library ,Beed. 3 Member of Executive Body of Hamdard Public Library, Beed. 4 Life Member of Salam Educational and other Welfare Society,Beed. 5 Life Member of Ideal Education & Welfare Society, Beed. VII : Refresher,/Short term courses attended: 05 Sr. Name of the Course / Place Duration Sponsoring NO Summer School Agency 1 Second 3 week Refresher ASC, JamiaMilliaIslamia, 15.02.1997 to UGC Course in Urdu New Delhi 07.03.1997 2 Third 3 week Refresher Course ASC, JamiaMilliaIslamia, 18.06.1998 to UGC in Urdu New Delhi 08.07.1998 3 Refresher Course in Urdu ASC, 09.03.2004 to UGC (Obtained Grade A) DDU, Gorakhpur University, 29.03.2004 Gorakhpur 4 Refresher Course in Urdu ASC, MANUU, 02.07.2007 to UGC (Obtained Grade A) Hyderabad,A.P 23.07.2007 5 Second one Week Faculty ASC, JMI, New Delhi 12.03.2012 to UGC Development Programe for 17.03.2012 Sr. Faculty VIII : Orientation course attended: 01 Name of the Course Place Duration Sponsoring Agency 46th ASC, Dr. BAMU, 03.05.2001 to 30.05.2001 UGC OrientationProgramme Aurangabad Mr. Syed Fareed Ahmad Nahri 5 IX : Research project completed: Sr. Title Agency Period Grant / Amount NO Mobilized (Rs. Lakh) - - - - - X. Expertise / Areas of specialization Literary Criticism XI. Synergic Activities Conference Organized: Convener Sr.No Date Topic Level 1 12-13 March 2011 Two day Regional Seminar on Padagogy of University Urdu Litrature Included in the U.G. & P.G. Level Syllabi of Dr. B.A.M.U. Aurangabad 2 6-7 September 2013 Contemporary Criticism In Urdu and Its National Level Teaching 3 Since last Seven year Meer Raunaq Ali Memorial State level Essay State Level Writing Competition XII Reviewer of National/International Journals Sr. Journals Publication No. - - - XIII. Awards/ Prize Sr. Name of Award Awarding Agency No. 1 “Citation of Honour” All India Urdu Educational Committee for dedicated services towards the cause of Hyderabad, (A.P) Education and literacy at state and National Level XIV. No. of students working under guidance leading to Ph.D : Sr. No Name of the Research Student Topic Date of Registration - - - - Mr. Syed Fareed Ahmad Nahri 6 XV.No. of students awarded Ph.D under guidance : Sr. No Name of the Research Student Topic Date of Award - - - - XVI. Invited talk delivered at International / National Conferences/Seminars– 05 Whether Title of Lecture / Title of Conference Sr. No. Organized by international / Academic Session / Seminar National 1 Express views on papers Meer Taqui Meer : Department of Urdu, Sir Sayyed National presented in the Poetic Dimensions College, Aurangabad (26-27 Sep. Seminar 2011) 2 Presidential speech Urdu literary Idara - e - Adabe - e - Urdu, National (Chaired a session) Journalism with Aurangabad sponsored by (29-30 Reference to MHRD’S NCPUL, New Delhi. Dec.2012) National integration 3 Importance of Terminology & Hamdard Public Library, Beed Internatinal Terminology in Translation Sponsored by MHRD’S NCPUL, (8-9 Feb. 2014) Translation as a New Delhi. presidential speech 4 Presidential speech Urdu Afsane ke Sau Maharashtra State Urdu Sahitya National chaired Technical Saal Academy, Mumbai & Maulana (1st Sept. 2014) session Azad Research Center Aurangabad 5 Chairmans address One day work shop Department of Urdu Arts, University about preparing and on revised syllabus Science College, Badnapur Dist. Level designing Urdu of U.G. level in the Jalna, Sponsored by Dr. (20 Jan. 2015) curriculum subject of Urdu B.A.M.U., Aurangabad 6 Presidential speech at One day work shop Department of Urdu, Kohinoor University valedictory function on Syllabus College, Khuldabad, Sponsored Level designing on Urdu by Dr. B.A.M.U., Aurangabad (16 Sept. 2015) language and Literature B.A. III year XVII. List of Conferences/Seminars/Workshops/Symposium attended: 18 Sr. Title of Conference / Symposium / Level Place Period No. Workshop 1 One day work shop on Syllabus University Department of Urdu, 16 Sept. 2015 designing on Urdu language and Level Kohinoor College, Literature B.A. III year Khuldabad, Sponsored by Dr. B.A.M.U., Aurangabad 2 One day work shop on revised syllabus University Department of Urdu Arts, 20 Jan. 2015 of U.G. level in the subject of Urdu Level Science College, Badnapur Dist. Jalna, Sponsored by Dr. B.A.M.U., Aurangabad Mr. Syed Fareed Ahmad Nahri 7 3 One day workshop on promotion to State Level Org. by IQAC, Balbhim 28 Sept. 2014 Research in Languages College, Beed 4 Workshop - [E-teaching/Learning State Azam Campus Pune 2,3,4 May 2013 Training Workshop] 5 A TWO DAY NATIONA SEMINAR - National IDARA-E-ADAB-E-URDU 29-30-DEC [URDU LITERARY JOURNALISM AURANGABAD 2012 WITH REF TO NATIONAL INTEGRATION, CHAIRED A SESSION] 6 Workshop - [ONE DAYORIENTATION University BALBHIM COLLEGE 26-02-2012 WORKSHOP ON RESEARCH BEED METHODOLOGY IN LANGUAGES] 7 Conference - [TWO DAY NATIONAL National SCHOOL OF LIFE 04-05- CONFERENCE RECENT TRENDS IN SCIENCES MILLIYA AUG.2010 ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY] SR.COLLEGE BEED 8 Conference - [29 ALL INDIA URDU National ORG.BY AIUEC 30-31-JULY CONF.] HYDERABAD 2007 9 TWO DAY NATIONAL SEMINAR - National DEPT OF URDU DR 20-21 FEB 2007 [URDU FICTION TEACHING AND BAMU ABAD RESEARCH] 10 TWO DAY NATIONAL SEMINAR - National SHIVAJI 09-10-OCT. [TATWODYAN] MAHAVIDYALAYA 2004 UDGIR DIST LATUR 11 Workshop - [PREPARING FOR NAAC University VIVEKANAND COLLEGE 10-DEC 2003 PEER TEAM VISIT] AURANGABAD 12 Workshop - [ONE DAY STATE LEVEL State VAZE COLLEGE 29-09-2003 WORKSHOP ON POST MUMBAI ACCREDITATION AGENDA] 13 Conference - [ALL MAHARASHTRA State AZAM CAMPUS PUNE 14-09-2003 URDU CONF.] 14 ONE DAY SEMINAR - [STUDY OF State BALBHIM ARTS 17 MARCH INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHT SCIENCE AND 2003 SPONSORED MHRD DEPT OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCE EDUCATION NEW DELHI] COLLEGE BEED 15 ONE DAY NATIONAL SEMINAR - National DEPT OF URDU PERSIAN 08-MARCH [POST MODERNISM AND URDU POONA COLLEGE CAMP 2003 LITERATURE] PUNE 16 TWO DAY NATIONAL SEMINAR - National Org by M S URDU 21-22-JULY [NAI SADI KE CHALLENGES AUR ACADEMY and WAJD 2001 URDU AFSANA] MEMORIAL TRUST VENU. WAJD MEMORIAL ,BHADKAL DARWAZA AURANGABAD 17 Workshop - [The Problems of National Maulana Azad National 22-01-2000 to Translation,Coining of Terminology and Urdu University Hyderabad 24-01-2000 urduOrthogaphy] 18 THREE DAY NATIONAL SEMINAR - National Organised by Delhi Urdu 14-15-16- [AdabKaBadaltaManzarNama] Academy,venuIdia MARCH 1997 International Centre DELHI XVIII : Research Papers Presented in International / National Conference : 46 Mr. Syed Fareed Ahmad Nahri 8 Sr. No. Title of Paper Level Place Period 1 Taraqqui pasand novel aur Bedi ka National Department of Urdu, novelt “Ek Chader Mailisi” Ka fanni Dr. B.A.M.U., mutalea Aurangabad 2 Fan - e - Gazal Goi State Level Idara - e - Adab - e - 18 Dec. 2016 Islami, Aurangabad 3 Vatan ke Bare mein Iqbal Ke Tasauurat State Level Department of Urdu, 3 Sept. 2016 Arabic & Persian, Poona College, Pune 4 “Tasauuf” Ek Mutalea National Department of History, 30-31 Aug. 2016 Milliya Sr. College, Beed 5 Akhtarul Iman Ki Nazm “ Masjid” Ek National Department of Urdu, 2016 Jaiza Dr. B.A.M.U., Aurangabad 6 “Nazre Butan” Ek Tanquidi Mutalea National Department of Urdu, 23 Feb.
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    Directorate of Distance Education Maulana Azad National Urdu University List of ODL Examination Centres Name & Address of the Study Name of Name Phone No. & email ID S.No. Centre RC/SRC of Co-ordinator MANUU Study Centre - 020 Madinatul Uloom Higher SYED HABEEBUDDIN 1. Sec.School Jagjivanram Road Amravathi 09404074959 Nanded Maharashtra - 431 604 Maharashtra MANUU Study Centre - 023 Kamel Urdu High School & Mr. Younus Azam 2. Jr.College Kamel complex Amravathi 09922333309/09420193711 Yousufiya Colony Parbhani - 431 401 Maharashtra MANUU Study Centre - 054 Diamond College of Commerce & Mr.Jafar Ahmad Khan Science Al-Ameen Educational 3. Amravathi 9823718234 Campus Plot.no.162 Opp.Eidgah Ground Jafarnagar, Nagpur - 441 013 Maharashtra MANUU Study Centre - 056 Mohd Abrar Mohd Naseer Shah Babu Urdu Junior College 4. Amravathi 9595585741 Patur Dist.Akola - 444 501 Maharashtra MANUU Study Centre - 072 Urdu High School & Urdu Mr. Md. Abrar Ahmad Jr.College of Arts, Comm. Science 5. Amravathi 09421737338 & MCVC karajgaon Tq.Chandur Bazar - 444 809 Dt.Amravati Maharashtra MANUU Study Centre - 101 Mr. Syed Wasique Ali Syed M.N.Urdu High School & Asif Ali 6. S.M.Urdu Jr.College of Science Amravathi 09423434328/09423471465 Darwha Yavatmal - 445 202 Maharashtra MANUU Study Centre - 107 Ms. Farhat Ziauddin Ansari Rahbar Convent School Mahta Mill 7. Amravathi 09823159633 Road Firdus Colony Baidpura Akola - 444 001 Maharashtra MANUU Study Centre - 127 RAHIM ALI KHAN SAUDAGAR M. A. Siddiq Ali Khan 8. EDUCATION SOCIETY WARD Amravathi 9822332738 NO.15 AT.POST.CHIKHLI BULDANA - 443 201 Maharashtra MANUU Study Centre - 141 Mr.M.Sadique M.Gulzar Dr.ALAMA URDU HIGH 9.