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Profile:- Publications PROFILE:- Prof.(Dr.) Satyaketu Sankrit Professor,Hindi,SOL/OSD,KARAMPURA-CAMPUS E-mail: satyaketu[at]aud[dot]ac[dot]in PUBLICATIONS:- BOOKS - 1. Sankrit, Satyaketu(2000) :Hindi Upanyas Aur Parishar Jeevan(Delhi: Abhiruchi Prakashan) 2. Sankrit Satyaketu(2013): Hindi Katha Sahitya :Ek Drishti (Delhi: Radhakrishan Prakashan) 3. Sankrit Satyaketu& Roy Gopal : Unnisvin Shatabdi ka Hindi Sahitya, Vani Prakashan, 4. (2016).Alochana Ke Swar Ed. By Satyaketu Sankrit, Anang Prakashan, New Delhi Articles In Edited Books :- 5. Sankrit Satyaketu (2015) : Acharya Hazari Prasad Dwivedi Ke Upanyaso me vyakt Bhartiya Jeewan Drishti in ‘Ath Se Anant -1 Acharya Hazari Prasad Dwivedi aur unka sahitya Ed. By Tribhuvan Rai. 6. Sankrit Satyaketu (2012):Hindi Sahitya ke Itihaas lekhan Ki samasyaein In Sahityetihas Lekhan Ke Anth Sootra Ed. By Dr. Rama & Mahendra Prajapati. 7. Sankrit Satyaketu(2011): “ ‘Rag Darbari’ : Shaikchik Parishar Ka Sunami” in Prem Janmejai(ed) ShrilalShukla vichar, vishleshan Avam Jivan(Jaipur: National Publishing House)53-60. 8. Sankrit Satyaketu (2009) Dinkar : Patron ke Aks mein in Dinkar vyaktitav aur Rachna ke aayam Ed. Gopal Rai & Satyakam. 9. Sankrit Satyaketu (2009) : Dinkar Ke Vyaktitva Ke Kuchh anchhute Pehloo: shesh Nishesh in in Dinkar vyaktitav aur Rachna ke aayam Ed. Gopal Rai & Satyakam. 10. Sankrit Satyaketu(2000): “ ‘Maila Aachal Ka Yatharth ” in Madhuresh(ed) Maila Aachal Ka Mahatva(Allahabad: Sumit Prakashan)126-137 11. Sankrit Satyaketu(1994)”:Rahul Ki Kahaniyan Aur Samajik Yatharth” in Pandey Govind Chand(ed) Rahul Katha Sahitya( Allahabad:Director Allahabad Museum)108-109 JOURNALS & ARTICLES :- (2010-2017) 1. "Sant kavya aur Guru Jambhoji ki Prasangikta" Published in Smarika ' Bhakti Andolan aur vartmaan vaishwik paridrishya mein Guru Jambhoji ka chintan" Jambhani Sahitya Academy,18-19 March 2017. 2. "Hinditar Pradesh Ke kashmere Bhakt Kavi Parmanand" Published in Sahitya Parishad Patrika, New Delhi, October 2016. 3. Babuji Ke Bina Diwali (Sansmaran) published in Bahuvachan Patrika , Mahatma Gandhi Antrashtriya Vishwavidyalya, Wardha, Jan- March,2016 4. Sankrit Satyaketu (2013) : Kavi aur karmyogi, Ananya-Research Journal, July 2012 –June2013, ISSN No. 2250-1207. 5. Sankrit Satyaketu (2013) : Prawasi sahitya mein asmita nirmiti ke sootra, Samsamyik srijan, April-June, ISSN No- 2320-5733. 6. Sankrit Satyaketu (2013) : Babu Ji ki ram Kahani, Samsamyik srijan, July-September, 2013 7. Sankrit Satyaketu (2012) : Panchhi Ki Udaan article on Vishnu Prabhakar in Samarika Of Hansraj College,University Of Delhi, March. 8. Sankrit Satyaketu (2012) : Dinkar ko Dekhne ka Naya Nazariya, Samiksha Patrika January- March 9. Sankrit Satyaketu(2012):Aaj Ka Yuva Kavi, Samsamyik Srijan Journal, New Delhi, Jan-Mar 2012 10. Sankrit Satyaketu(2012):Harishankar Parsai Ka Sach, Vangya Yatra, New Delhi, Jan-Mar, 2012 11. Sankrit satyaketu (2011): Humne smritiyon ke Deep Jalay, Pustak Varta, May-June 12. Sankrit Satyaketu (2011): Mohan Chopra Ka sahitya, Samiksha Patrika April-June 13. Sankrit Satyaketu (2011) : A Book review Novel Of Punni Singh In Jansatta Paper. 14. Sankrit Satyaketu(2010): Katha Ka yutopiya, Samiksha Patrika, Oct-Dec. WORKSHOP / CONFERENCE (2010-2017) 1. Co-ordinator of one day national seminar on Hindi- Urdu poet Faiz-Ahmad-Faiz organized by Hindi Faculty on 18th March 2011 at AUD, Dwarka Campus. 2. Co-ordinator of National Seminar organized by Hindi Faculty on the topic of AMBEDKAR AND DALIT SAHITYA on 14th- 15th March 2012 at Kashmiri Gate Campus of AUD 3. Invited Prof. Vishwanath Tripathi to deliver a lecture on “ Hazari Prasad Diwedi aur Vyomkesh Darwesh”, on 10TH September,2013, AUD. 4. Invited Prof. Alok Pandey from Hyderabad university, Hyderabad to deliver a lecture on “Sahitya ,Samaj Aur Cinema”, 22ND April ,2014 5. Co-ordinator of International Seminar on ‘Hindi Prawasi Sahitya’ organized by Hindi faculty on 21st -22nd January 2014 at kashmere gate campus of AUD. 6. Co-ordinator Of International Seminar On ‘ Prawasi Sahitya : Ek drishti’ Organised By Hindi Faculty on 20th November 2014. 7. Co-ordinator Of Kavya Sangoshthi organized By Hindi Faculty On 14th Septemb 8. Co-ordinator Of National Seminar On ‘Ambedkar Chintan aur Hindi Sahitya’ Organised by Hindi Faculty on 17th-18th March,2016. Resource Person- 1. Delivered Lectures on “Prawasi sahitya ki Avdharna” & Prawasi katha sahitya : Ek Drishti” as a resource person to the participants of the Refresher course in Hindi, organized by Jainarayan Vyas Vishwavidyalya, Jodhpur, Rajasthan,2015. 2. Delivered Lectures on “Katha sahitya ek pariprekshya & Atamkatha Lekhan: ek nayi drishti” as a resource person to the participants of the Refresher course in Hindi, organized by Jainarayan Vyas Vishwavidyalya, Jodhpur, Rajasthan,2015. 3. Invited as a resource person in 67th orientation course. Delivered lecture on ‘Research Methodology & Role of Astheics’. Organised by UGC-Academic Staff College,BHU,Varanasi,U.P,20-21 March,2014. 4. Invited for delivered lecture on ‘ Text Criticism & Role Of Higher Education in Society Development’ Referesher Course,BHU,Varanasi,U.P, 30-31 May, 2014. 5. Delivered Lectures on “Text Criticism & Research Methodology” as a resource person to the participants of the Refresher course in Hindi, organized by UGC –Academic Staff college & B.R Ambedkar Bihar University, Muzzafarpur, Bihar, 2015. 6. Resource person First Interaction programme For Ph.D Scholars being organized by the UGC- Academic staff college,BHU on 6- 26,2013. 7. Delivered lectures on “Dalit Sahitya concept” & Dalit Sahitya(Autobiography)” as a resource person to the participants of the refresher course in Hindi, organized by the UGC-Academic staff college, Rani Durgawati Vishwavidyalaya,Jabalpur on 23rd -24th March 2012 8. Delivered lectures on “Research Methodology” as a resource person to the participants of the Refresher course in Hindi, organized by the UGC-Academic staff college, Rani Durgawati Vishwavidyalaya,Jabalpur PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES / AWARDS:- Seminars attended & Paper Presented :-(2010-2017) National Seminar- 1. National seminar attended and delivered a lecture on the topic "Apratim Gadyashilpi amritlaal Nagar' held on 27-28 April 2017 at Mahadevi Verma Srijan Peeth, Kumaun University, Ramgarh, Nainitaal,uttrakhand. 2. National Seminar attended and Delivered a Lecture on the topic "Shodh Pravidhi: Vartmaan Paridrishya Evam Chunoutiyan" organized by Shodh Narmada An International Magazine, Shaskiya Mahakaushal Kala evam Vanijya swashasi Mahavidyalya Jabalpur 26-27 March,2017, 3. National seminar attended and delivered a lecture on the topic "Samkaleen Hindi Sahitya ka Stree Path" held on 16-18 January 2017 organized by the department of Hindi, University of Calicut. 4. Delivered Lecture on "Hindi Language and Literature" organized by Department of Hindi, Farook College on 17th January,2017. 5. Delivered Lecture on the topic " Pravasi Sahitya' at PG Department of Hindi and Research Centre, Govt. Arts & Science College, Kozhikode on 17th January 2017. 6. National seminar attended and deliverd a lecture on the topic “Madhyakalin Hindi Sahitya Ka Samajik Sandarbh” Hansraj Callege, D.U On 2-3rd feb2016. 7. Delivered lecture on “ Sahitya,Kala aur Sanskriti: Madhyayugin Samaj” ,Hindi Deptt., Arya Mahila P.G. College, Varanasi, 22-23 March, 2014. 8. Delivered lecture on “Samkalin Chunaoutiyan Aur Hindi Kavita ka Yuva Swar “, Hindi Deptt. Chaudhary Charan Singh University, Meerut, 29-30th March ,2014. 9. Delivered Lecture for Pre-Ph.d Course work (Hindi),Hindi Deptt.,Chaudhary Charan Singh Vishwavidyalaya,Meerut, 13th June,2014. 10. Delivered Lecture On “Sahitya,Samaj Aur Cinema Ka Antrsamabandh”,Hansraj College,Delhi University,24 January,2014. 11. 27-28 Feb 2013, Chaired the Session in the Seminar on the Role of Higher Education in The 12. Devlopment of SC,ST and OBC in Govt.Tilak college Katni, M.P 13. 2 Feb 2013,Dalit Abhivyakti, Hindi ka dusra Samay (1-5 Feb 2013), M.G.A.H.V.V Vardha 14. 3-14 Feb 2013, Delivered lectures on ‘research Methodology and Pathalochan’ to the participant of the Refresher course in hindi organized by UGC-ASC RDVV,Jabalpur 15. Natinonal Seminar - “Sanskritik sankraman aur nauvein dashak ke baad ke upanyas”, delivered lecture on ‘ Bhumandalikaran aur upanyason mein sanskritik badlav’ at Kamla Nehru College,Delhi University, 5th April, 2013. 16. Delivered a lecture on Gandhi-Tagore correspondence on the occasion of 150 birth anniversary 0f Rabindranath Tagore at AUD. 17. Delivered lecture on “Kuchh baat hai ki hasti mitati nahin hamari” National Seminar, at Atal Bihari Vajpeyi Hindi Vishwavidyalaya, 6-7, June ,2013 18. Delivered lecture on “Prayogwadi Kavi Ageya”, Hindi deptt. Jiwaji Vishwavidyalaya, Madhya Pradesh, 30-31 August, 2013. 19. Delivered lecture on “Hindi ki Rashtriya kavyadhara evm shrikrishan ‘saral’ “, hindi deptt. ShaskiyanSnatkottar Agrani Mahavidyalaya,Guna,M.P, 28-29 December,2013. 20. Chaired a session in the international seminar on Ambedkar and Anthropology, conducted by Mahatama Gandhi Antarrashtriya Hindi Vishwavidyalaya, Wardha, Gujarat, 29-31 March 2012 21. Delivered lecture on Dalit Sahiyta : Concept & Autobiography in the refresher course organized by UGC Academic Staff College, Rani Durgabati Viswavidyalaya, Jabalpur on 23-24 March 2012 22. 25-27 Sep 2012 , Participated and delivered a Lecture on ‘Swtantratapurv hindi upanyas men Gramin yatharth organized by dept. of Hindi, AMU 23. Attended 2 days National Seminar(10-11 March,2011) on the Concept of Second Language : Its Perception and Practices in
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