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BIO-DATA Dr. SUDIP BASU Professor BIO-DATA Dr. SUDIP BASU Professor Office: Residence: Department of Bengali Alapan Apartments Visva-Bharati (A Central University Block A, UF 06, Bolpur & An Institution of National Importance) Pin 731 204 Email ID: West Bengal, India [email protected]/[email protected] Mobile Phone: +91 9432352578/+91 8436434930 1. Name : Sudip Basu 2. Father’s name : Late Prof. Sankari Prasad Basu 3. Permanent Address : 1B Olabibi Tala Lane, Howrah – 711-104, West Bengal, India 4. Present Address : Alapan Apartments, UF 06, Block A, Bandhgora, Bolpur 731 204, West Bengal, India 5. Present Position : Professor, Department of Bengali, Visva-Bharati (A Central University & An Institution of National Importance), Santiniketan, Pin – 731-235, West Bengal, India 6. Date of Birth : 15th of May, 1964 7. Nationality : Indian 8. Cast : General 9. Marital Status : Married 10. Educational Qualification : First Class Second in MA (Bengali) from the University of Calcutta, 1987 11. Research Degree : Awarded Ph.D. from the University of Calcutta on 26.10.1995. Title of the Thesis: “বা廬লা সাহি重যে সমা重লাচনা ধারার গহযপ্র嗃হয” (“Bangla Sahitye Samalochana Dharar Gati Prakriti”) 12. Scholarship/Fellowship/Award : Awarded Scholarship from the Ramakrishna Mission Institute of Culture, Kolkata, for doing PhD, 1989 Awarded Scholarship from the University of Calcutta for two years for doing PhD, 1990-1992 Recipient of “Sarat Puraskar” by Sarat Samiti, Kolkata, 2007. This award contains cash prize of Rs. Ten Thousand and one Gold Plated Silver Medal Recipient of “Sarba-Bhasha Sahityakar Samman” by Akhil Bharatiya Sahitya Parishad, New Delhi, at Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh) on 19th October 2012. Award presented by Shri Mohan Bhagbat Ji, Pujyo Sarsangchalak, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh 13. Publication: Books : “বা廬লা সাহি重যে সমা重লাচনার ধারা” (“Bangla Sahitye Samalochanar Dhara”) [Total No. of Pages 407, published by ꧁স্তক হবপহি (Pustak Bipani), Kolkata, 1997] Second Edition published from বঙ্গীয় সাহিযে স廬সদ (Bangiya Sahitya Samsad), বই重মলা ২০১০ (Total pages 464) “উদ ভাহসয শরৎচন্দ্র: প重ে ও সামহয়ক প重ে” (“Udbhasito Sarat Chandra: Patre O Samayik Patre”), [Total No. of Pages 352, published by দদ’জ পাবহলহশ廬 (Dey’s Publishing), Kolkata, 2000] “হবজ্ঞানসাধক আচার্য জগদীশচন্দ্র ব” (“Bijyan Sadhak Acharya Jagadish Chandra Basu”), [Jointly edited, published on the occasion of the 150th Birth Anniversary of Acharya Jagadish Chandra Basu, 20th December 2008, প্রকাশক বঙ্গীয় সাহিযে পহরষৎ (Publisher : Bangiya Sahitya Parishad)] 1 “রামানন্দ চ重টাপাধ্যা重য়র ‘প্রবাসী’ : ইহযিা重সর ধারা : ‘হবহবধ প্রসঙ্গ’ ও স廬হিষ্ট রচনা স廬কলন”(১ম খণ্ড, ২য় খণ্ড, ৩য় খণ্ড ও ৪র্য খণ্ড) (“Ramananda Chattapadhyaer Prabasi : Itisaer Dhara”) [Jointly edited with Prof. Sankari Prasad Basu. Book will be published in five volumes. First and second volumes were published in the Kolkata Book Fare 2009. Third Volume published in the Kolkata Book Fare 2010. Forth Volume published in the Kolkata Book Fare 2015. প্রকাশক পহিমবঙ্গ বা廬লা আকা重দহম (Publisher : Paschimbanga Bangla Academi). Fifth Volume is in the Press “বাঙ্গালা কহবযা হবষয়ক প্রবন্ধ’’(১৮৫২) : রঙ্গলাল ব重ন্দোপাধ্যায় [“Bangala Kabita Bishyak Prabandha : Rangalal Bandyopadhyay (1852)”], [Edited with notes and new information, 25 July 2009, প্রকাশক বঙ্গীয় সাহিযে পহরষৎ (Publisher : Bangiya Sahitya Parishad)] “সামহয়ক প重ে সা鷁-চহলয হবযকয : স뇁জ পে পবয” (“Samayik Patre Sadhu-Chalit Bitarka”) published in the Kolkata Book Fare 2017, প্রকাশকবঙ্গীয় সাহিযে স廬সদ (Publisher : Bangiya Sahitya Parishad) Preparing manuscript of “শরৎচন্দ্র-জীবনী” (“Sarat Chandra-Jibani”) 14. Research Papers : “দশকস হপয়重রর ম্যাক重বর্: 駁ই ব重ঙ্গর 駁ই অꇁবা重দ”, ‘এ嗁শ শযক’, 燁লাই-অগস্ট ১৯৯৫ “釁লনা맂লক সাহিযেচচযায় বহিমচন্দ্র”, ‘এ嗁শ শযক’, দস重েম্বর ১৯৯৫ “ম鷁দ重নর ব্রজাঙ্গনা: সমকা重ল ও কা重লাত্ত重র”, ‘দকারক’,ম鷁দন স廬খ্যা ১৯৯৯ “ ‘শরৎচন্দ্র’: হনহময য গ重বষিাক重ময র হনদশয ন”, ‘দগাপালচন্দ্র রায় সম্বধযনা গ্র’뗁ক্ত, ২০০০ “駁ই মলা重ে শরৎবীক্ষা ধরা আ重ে”, ‘뷁বমানস’, ২০০১ “গ্রপহর্ক হচত্তরঞ্জন ব重ন্দোপাধ্যায়: স廬কল重ন, সম্পাদনায়, ‘হচত্তঞ্জন ব重ন্দোপাধ্যায় সাননা গ্র’뗁ক্ত, ২০০১ “দেহনদা, নারায়ি গ重ঙ্গাপাধ্যায় এব廬”, ‘দকারক’, নারায়ি গ重ঙ্গাপাধ্যায় স廬খ্যা ২০০২ “পহরচয়-সম্পাদক ধীন্দ্রনার্ দত্ত”, ‘뷁বমানস’, ꧂জা স廬খ্যা ২০০২ “ধীন্দ্রনার্ দ重ত্তর ‘অহভজায’ পহরচয় পহেকায় ‘অনহভজায’ শরৎচন্দ্র”, ‘দকারক’, শরৎস্মৃহয স廬খ্যা ২০০২ “হি重র দদখা: বাঙাহল জীব重নর এক重শাো বের, ‘সাহিযে ও স廬স্কৃহয’, ꧂জা স廬খ্যা ২০০২ “গঙ্গা: মানহবক সম্প重কয র 重যায় গা女র্া উপন্যাস”, ‘নদীমা釃ক উপন্যাস ধারায় গঙ্গা: হষ্টসমীক্ষা’ গ্র뗁ক্ত, ২০০২ “ধীন্দ্রনা重র্র: ‘যন্বী’ চনা ও সাবনা”, ‘এব廬 এই সময়’, ২০০২ “রবীন্দ্রনা重র্র হবশ্বভারযীর প্রহযষ্ঠা: প্রবাসী সম্পাদক রামানন্দ চ重টাপাধ্যা重য়র প্রহযহিয়া”, ‘কলকাযা ꧁রশ্রী’ ২০০২ “শ嗁লা: বহিম-রবীন্দ্র ময重ভদ”, ‘হবশ্বভারযী পহেকা’, শ্রাবি ১৪১১, ২০০৪ “ক重লাল-কাহলকলম-প্রগহয-鷂পোয়া: দসকা重লর দপ্রহক্ষয: একা重লর হবচার”, ‘駁ইশয重কর স廬বাদ সামহয়ক পে’ গ্র뗁ক্ত, ২০০৪ “চহলয গদ্য আ重ন্দাল重ন স뇁জপে: হিয়াপ্রহযহিয়া”, ‘বা廬লা হবভাগীয় পহেকা’, বধযমান হবশ্বহবদ্যালয়, চ釁দযশ স廬খ্যা, ২০ 燁লাই ২০০৫ “দপ্র重মন্দ্র হম重ের আত্মজীবনী: হশল্পীর জন্মকাহিহন হবরচন”, ‘সাম্প্রহযক ভাবনা’, ২০০৫ “রবীন্দ্র-শরৎ-রামানন্দ প্রসঙ্গ: দলখক-সম্পাদক হবযকয ”, ‘বা廬লা’, বা廬লা হবভাগীয় পহেকা, হবশ্বভারযী শাহহন重কযন, ১৪১৩ ববশাখ “শরৎচচযার ধারা: দমাহিযলা重লর অবদান”, ‘হচরপ重র্র সঙ্গী’ গ্র뗁ক্ত, ১৪ 燁লাই ২০০৭ “রামানন্দ চ重টাপাধ্যায় সম্পাহদয প্রবাসী পহেকায় রাম嗃ষ্ণ-হব重বকানন্দ প্রসঙ্গ”, ‘উ重বাধন’, শ্রাবি-মাঘ ১৪১৪ “শরৎচ重ন্দ্রর এক綿 অগ্রহয ভাষি” (뗂হমকা ও 緀কাসি), ‘পহিমবঙ্গ বা廬লা আকা重দহম পহেকা’, স廬খ্যা ২২, দপৌষ ১৪১৩-বজেষ্ঠ১৪১৪ 2 “বা廬লা সামহয়কপ重ে বঙ্গভঙ্গ আ重ন্দালন”, ‘বঙ্গভঙ্গ: সমকাল ও উত্তরকা重লর দচা重খ’ গ্র뗁ক্ত, ২০০৯ “কহবর স্বর ও অন্যান্য”, ‘বা廬লা বই’ পহেকা, ন重ভম্বর ২০০৯ (重গৌরশ廬কর ব重ন্দোপাধ্যায় হলহখয ‘কহবর স্বর ও অন্যান্য’ গ্র重র আ重লাচনা) “সিজ সরল প্রািব কহবযা”, ‘কহবস重লন’, দিব্রুআহর ২০১০ (শীল মণ্ডল হলহখয ‘এক আকাশ গীযহবযান’ গ্র重র আ重লাচনা) “অ重বা重ধর হপ釃দশয ন”, ‘আমার 쇂পসী বা廬লা’, শারদীয়া ১৪১৭ ‘জগদীশচন্দ্র প্রস重ঙ্গ 巁িগ্রািী রবীন্দ্রনার্ ওরামানন্দ’, ‘Acharya J.C. Bose: Life, Vision and Legacy’ গ্র뗁ক্ত, ৩০ ন重ভম্বর ২০১০ ‘লন্ড重নর োইমস পহেকায় দচনা-অ重চনা হন重বহদযা’, ‘উ重বাধন’, ন重ভম্বর ২০১০ “নী重রন্দ্রনার্ রায়”, ‘বা廬লা প্রগহয সাহিযে: সময় ও স廬স্কৃহযর ইহযবৃত্ত’ গ্র뗁ক্ত, বই重মলা ২০১১ ‘রবীন্দ্রনার্, জগদীশচন্দ্র ওরামানন্দ: উহনশ শয重কর হযন বন্ধু’, ‘প্রর্ম আ重লা’ (কাোড় ক重লজ, হশলচর), ১ ববশাখ ১৪১৮ ‘অধ্যাত্মপহর্ক পহর্ক আচার্য জগদীশচন্দ্র ব’, ‘অভী’ (বিযজয়ী স廬খ্যা), অগস্ট ২০১১ “Shakespeare: Two Translations From Two Bengals” (‘Yearly Shakespeare’, 2011) “কহববন্ধুর দচা重খ রবীন্দ্রনা重র্র গীযাঞ্জহল”, ‘মধ্যবযী’ হব重শষ রবীন্দ্র-স廬খ্যা, দস重েম্বর ২০১১ “বই重মলায় রবীন্দ্রনার্”, ‘সাহিহযেকা’, রা女হচ, ১ স廬খ্যা ২০১২ “সাহিযে সমা重লাচক রবীন্দ্রনার্”, ‘রবীন্দ্রবীক্ষা’ গ্র뗁ক্ত, পা쇁ল প্রকাশনী, কলকাযা, ২০১২ ‘চহলয গদ্য আ重ন্দাল重ন স뇁জ প重ের 뗂হমকা’, হবশ্বভারযী পহেকা, অ重টাবর-হি重সম্বর ২০১২ ‘शरदिꅍिु बंद्योपाध्याय के ऐदिहादिक उपन्यािों मᴂ जािीय-भावना और िमाज-जागरण’, ‘िादहत्य पररक्रमा’, अखिल भारिीय िादहत्य पररषि, २१ जुलाई २०१३ ‘এক অনবদ্য িাঙরহশকার : দলখক হব重বকানন্দ’, ‘হন重বাধয’ পহেকা, 燁লাই-অগস্ট ২০১৩ ‘बांग्ला िंि िादहत्य’, ‘िादहत्य पररक्रमा’, अखिल भारिीय िादहत्य पररषि, जून २०१४ “뇁দ্ধ重দব বর ‘বা廬লা হশশুসাহিযে’: মন重নর আির্য হদগ”, রা女হচ হবশ্বহবদ্যালয় স্নায重কাত্তর বা廬লা হবভাগীয় পহেকা, হি重সম্বর ২০১৪ ‘দবযার জগৎ পহেকায় শ্রীরাম嗃ষ্ণ ও শযবাহষযকী’, ‘জগবন্ধন’ গ্র뗁ক্ত, প্রকাশক রাম嗃ষ্ণ হমশন ইনহস্ট綿উে অি কালচার, কলকাযা, জাꇁআহর ২০১৫ ‘ম重িন্দ্রনার্ দ重ত্তর দচা重খ দসকা重লর হবহলহয খানা’, হন重বাধয, শ্রীসারদা মঠ, দহক্ষ重িশ্বর, কলকাযা, ꧂জাস廬খ্যা ২০১৫ ’आचायय िुशील कुमार िे द्वारा िंकदलि ’बांगला लोकोखि ग्रन्थ’, ‘िादहत्य पररक्रमा’, अखिल भारिीय िादहत्य पररषि, जून २०१६ ‘On the Wings of Imagination’, Subh Yatra, Air India, May 2016 15. Seminars/Lecturers : Presented Paper in the Birth Centenary of Sudhindranath Dutta, jointly organized by Sahitya Akademi, Jadavpur University Comparative Literature Dept. and Paschim Banga Bangla Akademi, 11th-13th December 2001 Delivered lecture on Saratchandra in the Bora Madhusudan Balika Vidyalaya (Hooghly) on the occasion of 125 Birth Celebration of the great writer, 06th January 2002 Delivered lecture in the Sarat Samiti (residence of Saratchandra, 31 Aswini Dutta Road, Kolkata), 14th October 2002 Delivered lecture on ‘Comparative Study of Culture and Literature on Saratchandra’, organized by the Oriya Dept., Visva-Bharati, 11th-13th March 2003 Delivered lecture on ‘রবীন্দ্রনা重র্র হশক্ষাদশয ’ in Ramakrishna Mission Vidyapith, Purulia, 20th April 2004 3 Presented Paper in the Birth Centenary of Premendra Mitra, at the Paschimbanga Bangla Akademi, jointly organized by the Paschim Banga Bangla Akademi and Mitra O Ghosh Publishing, 2005 Delivered lecture on ‘বঙ্গভঙ্গ এব廬 বা廬লা সামহয়ক পে’, Bangiya Sahitya Parishad, 14th August 2005 Delivered lecture on ‘শরৎচ重ন্দ্রর পোবহল’, in the Sarat Samiti (residence of Saratchandra, 31 Aswini Dutta Road, Kolkata), 10th December 2005 Delivered lecture on ‘প্রবাসী পহেকায় হশল্প ও হশল্পী’, হর重েসার দকাসয , বা廬লা হবভাগ, হবশ্বভারযী, অগস্ট ২০০৭ Delivered lecture on ‘প্রবাসী পহেকায় আচার্য জগদীশচন্দ্র ব’, 150 Birth anniversary of Acharya Jagadish Chandra Basu, was held at the Bangiya Sahitya Parishad, 21st December 2008 Delivered lecture on Bankimchandra in the Bangiya Sahitya Parishad Naihati Branch, 28th June 2009 Delivered lecture on ‘জগদীশচন্দ্র প্রস重ঙ্গ 巁িগ্রািী রবীন্দ্রনার্ ওরামানন্দ’, 150 Birth anniversary of Acharya Jagadish Chandra Basu, organised by the Board of Trustees, Sir J.C.
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