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Curriculum Vitae CURRICULUM VITAE Dr. RAJENDRA PRASAD PANDEY Experience of Research Guidance : Supervised Students for award of M. Phil Degree under titles given below 1. Agyey ki Alochana-Drishti. 2. Marx Vadi Hindi-Aalochana. 3. Naresh Mehta Krit Pravad Parv mein Vyavasthagat Virodh Ki Bhawana. 4. Himachal Ki Hindi Kahaniyon Mein Samajik Parivesh. 5. Surendra Verma Ke Natakon Mein Vaiyaktikata Aur Prem. 6. Doodh Nath Singh Ka Katha-Vaishishtya. 7. Vijay Deo Narayan Sahi ka Aalochana Karm 8. Manager Pandey ka Aalochana-karm 9. Prabha Khetan Ke Upanyaso mei Stri-Vimarsh ka Swaroop 10. Swadheenta ki Avadharna aur Nirala. Supervising Doctoral Research on the following topics 1 Translating identities in India 2 Translation and Colonialism in India 3 Grammatical and features tagging and their use in translation 4 English and Post Colonial Translation in India 5 Bharat Ka Swantantrata Sangram Aur Sahityik Anuvad: Ek Adhyayan (San 1857 - 1947 Ke Vishesh Sandarbh Mein 6 Kavita ke Anuvad ke Saiddhantik evam Paddthipark Aayam Scholarships/Fellowships : Junior & Senior Research Fellowships of University Grants Commission for M. Phil & Ph. D. : Merit cum Means Scholarship of JNU New Delhi at M.A. Level. : Bursery Scholarship of University of Allahabad at B.A. Level : Merit Scholarship of U.P. Board for Intermediate Classes. Awards/ Honours : Expert for making recommendation for award of Bhasha Bharti Samman (2002) MHRD Govt. of India, New Delhi. Publications Books : 1. Ram Chandra Shukala Aur Pashchim:Samvad Aur Prativad (Criticism) Shilpayan Prakashan, Delhi, 2004. 2. Parampara Ka Pariprekshya (Criticism) Navchetan Prakshan, Delhi, 2005. 3. Bhartiya Rahshtravad: Kuchh Nibandh (Translated) Jawahar Publishers, New Delhi, 1996. (Hindi Translation of Essays on Indian Nationalism by Bipan Chandra). 4. Agyeya ki Alochana Drishti, (Criticism) Samyik Prakashan, Delhi. 5. Alochana ki Antaryatra (Criticism)Vijaya Books, Delhi-2012. Monographs : Translated into Hindi Three Monographs on Piraji Sagra, Guru Charan Singh & Jagdish Swaminathan for Lalit Kala Akadami, New Delhi, 1995. Volumes : Translated into Hindi two courses (consisting 16 Units each) of M.A. in Gandhian Studies offered by IGNOU, New Delhi. 1 Introduction to peace and conflict resolution 2 Women and Peace Research Papers/Articles Contribution to the Encyclopedia of Indian Poetics’- An UNESCO Project brought out by Sahitya Akademi New Delhi, on 1. Ram Chandra Shukla 2. Sadharani Karan 3. Hridaya ki Muktavastha 4. Sadhana Vasth Aur Siddhavastha 5. Lokmangal ki Avdharna A Articles included in the books 1. Hindi Alochana ke Gaurav: Namwar Singh; included in a book on Namwar Singh Ed. Suman Keshari, Rajkawal, Delhi-2009. 2. Thand se Nahin Marte Shabd, Included in a book Mitti ki Roshani on Kedar Nath Singh Ed. Anil Tripathi, Shilpayan Delhi, 2007. B Articles published in journals of repute 1 Pramukh Pashchatya Saahityakar – Anuvadak Evam Chintak, Anuvad, New Delhi, October-December, 2013. 2 Vaishvik Anuvad aur Bhartiya Kaljayi Sahitya, Anuvad, New Delhi, July, 2013 3. Western Reception: A Study of Ramchandra Shukla, Indian Literature, Sahitya Akademi, New Delhi, July August, 2012 4 Diasporic Writings in Hindi: A Focus on Nirmal Verma. Shodh Sanchayan July, 2011. 5. Astu: An alphabet of existence (Translated in to English), Book Review, New Delhi, January, 2011. 6. Jayshankar Prasad: A Partisan View, Hindi, a journal of MGIHU Jan-March, 2010. 7. Parinde ka Antim Aranya, Samkaleen Bhartiya Sahitya, July-Aug., 2009 New Delhi. 8. Bhakti karya ka Samajik Ashay, Dastavez, Dec. 2009. 9. Mukti ki Akanksha, Aajkal, March 1996. 10. Hindi Sahitya Mein Dalit Vimarsh, Indraprashatha Bharti Dec. 2008. 11. Ram Chandra Shukla ki Alochana Paddhati ke Nirman mein Pashcim ki Bhoomika, Samanvay, 2005. 12. Jo Ek Stri ko Janta hai, Samkaleen Bhartiya Sahitya, Sept-Oct. 1999. 13. Tamasa mei Jinagi ke sanch kissa, Natrang 5 (Ed. Nemichandra Jain). 14. Rajniti ki Jivant Sachai, Natrang, 58. 15. Virat mein utarta Kadam, Samved 5-6. 16. Mrityu ko Thaga Ja sakta hai, Aashay-4. 17. Tasvire-Yaar Dil main hai, Samkaleen Bhartiya Sahitya, May, 2009. 18. Sarthak Samaj ki Rachana mein Sanlagna Kahaniyan Sameeksha Apil -June, 2009. 19. Satta Nahin, Vyavastha Parivartan ki Vaicharik Bhoomika, Sameeksha, July- Sept, 2009. 20. Jeemut Vahan, Samaj Kalyan, March, 1992. 21. Antim Adhyay se Mool Path ko Samajhane ki Koshish, Ed, Mahavir Agrawal, 2009. 22. Samkaleen Rachna Sheelata se Samvad, Sameeksha Oct.-Dec., 2009. 23. Agyeya: Karya Bhasha Aur Arth Mimansa, Shabda-Sarokar Jan-March, 2006. 24. Shamsher ki Kavitaon ki Bunavat, Sahitya Vritt Sept-Dec. 1992. 25. Narivadi Vimarsh ka Sahityik Ayam, Askini, 2008. 26. Upbhokta Sanskrit ka Virus, Pashyanti, July-Sept, 1996. 27. Sanyat Bhasha mein Sarthak Prativad, Samkaleen Bhartiya Sahitya Jan-Feb, 2010. 28. Kabir Kavya Samvedna ka Mahavritant, Pratilipi March-June, 2010. 29. Sahitya ki Mithak Alekhkari, Sameeksha, Oct-Dec 2010 30. Agyey: Sampreshniyata Aur Rachna Prakriya, Deepshikha, IGNOU, 2010 31. Katyani ke Lekhan ki Prasangikta, Askini, July 2010 32. Chhapa kala ki sameeksha Aur Samasyayon ke Alok mein, Samkaleen Kala, Lalit Kala Akademi, New Delhi (Joint Issue 36-37) (Hindi Translation of two Articles by Anirudh Chari Under titles 1. Critiquing Print 2. What ails Print) Under Publication: 1. A signifier of Hindi Criticism: Namwar Singh. 2. Where Poetry becomes an experience (Translated in to English) 3. Re-phrasing Hindi Fiction: Shri Lal Shukla 4. Translation of a Short Story Suraksha (Shri Lal Shukla) into English 5. Hindi Translation of Translating Culture Vs Cultural Translation by Harish Trivedi, Anuvad, New Delhi 6. Adhunik Bhartiya Anuvad Chintak, Alochna, New Delhi 7. English Translation: Bharat ka Swar by Indra Nath Choudhary Ramayana under title The Ramayana: The Voice of India to be included in a book on Ramayana Unit Writing for IGNOU Units Written: For M.A. in Translation Studies Programme. 1. Western Thinkers of Translation. 2. Bhaki Poetry and Translation as Process of Appropriation. 3 Global Translations of Indian Classics 4 Modern Indian Thinkers of Translation Seminars/Training Programmes organized/Attended & Papers Presented Papers presented in International/National Seminars/Speaker in Seminars/Invited Lectures/ 1. Delivered a lecture as special invitee on ‘vuqokn dk orZeku ifjizs{;% leL;k,a ,oa lek/kku’ at SIDBI, International Training Centre Bhubneshwar on May 19, 2014. 2. Delivered two lectures in Refresher Course in English organized by UGC-ASC, BPS Mahila Vishwavidyalaya Khanpur Kala, Sonepat, Haryana on 1) Translation Theories and Works 2) Indian Literature in English Translation on 29th March, 2013. 3. Invited speaker on Translation visual media, MS University, Tirunalveli, TN, 20th Feb., 2013. 4. Presided over a session in an international seminar on Translation, Ideology and Politics in 21st Century, IGNOU, New Delhi, 2, 3 & 4 March, 2012. 5. 21 Sadi ka Bharat aur Premchand, JNU, New Delhi, 21-22 November, 2011. 6. Nibandha kar Agyaya, Jodhpur, Organized by Sahitya Akademi, New Delhi 4 & 5 November, 2011. 7. Adhunik Hindi Sahitya, J.P. University Chapra, 19 & 20 October, 2011. 8. Samkalin Hindi Lekhan, Triveni Auditorium, New Delhi, 7 October, 2011. 9. Key Note Speaker in a session Agyaya ka Punarpath, Dept. of Hindi Allahabad University, 5 & 6 March, 2011. 10. Adhunikta aur Parampara: Agyaya, Raza Foundation, Sahitya Akademi, New Delhi 7, 8 & 9 March, 2011. 11. Participated in a seminar as an invitee ‘Why do I write How to I write’ Sahitya Akademi, New Delhi, 6-7 Jan 2010. 12. Participated in National Conference on Translation on 17-18 April 2010, New Delhi. 13. Presented a paper in a National Seminar on Relevance of Premchand in Modern India, Delhi, 23-24 March 2010. 14. Ram Chandra Shukla ka Samajik Chintan, Varanasi, (as speaker), 4 Oct. 2009. 15. Presented a paper in a UGC Sponsored National Seminar on ‘Swatantryottar Hindi Alochana, 13-14 June, 2008, Dharmshala. 16. Hindi Sahitya mein Dalit Vimarsh, Paper Presented in a seminar on ‘Lived experience As Literature Aesthetics and Architectonics of writing Dalit organized by Centre for English Studies, JNU, New Delhi, 24-26 March 2008. 17. Presented a paper in a seminar (sponsored by UGC) on Historiographic Narratives Diasporic Writings organized by Govt. College, Dharmshala, 7-8 March, 2008. 18. Presented a paper in a UGC sponsored National Seminar on Sahitya Aur Raj satta, 4-5, May 2007, Dharmshala. 19. Presented a paper in a UGC Sponsored National Seminar on Nari Chetana Vimarsh, Kangra, 5-7 Oct., 2005. Coordinator : International Seminar on Translation, Ideology and Politics in 21st Century on 2, 3 & 4 March, 2012, School of Translation Studies and Training, IGNOU New Delhi. Coordinator : National Seminar on Translation in the age of Globalization: Cultures, Languages, Identities on 21, 22 & 23 March, 2013, School of Translation Studies and Training, IGNOU New Delhi. Coordinator: : UGC Sponsored two day National Seminar on Sahitya Aur Raj Satta, 4-5 May 2007, Govt. College, Dharamshala (HP). Coordinator: : UGC Sponsored two day National Seminar on ‘Swatantryottar Hindi Alochana 13-14 June, 2008, Govt. College, Dharamshala (HP). One of the two Coordinators: : A two day National Seminar on ‘Translation and Intercultural communication’ organized by the school of Translation Studies & Training, IGNOU, New Delhi, 6-7 March, 2010. One of the two Coordinators: : A two day National Seminar on ‘Translation and Literature’ organized by the School of Translation Studies & Training, IGNOU, New Delhi, 20-21 March,
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