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Curriculum-Vitae CURRICULUM-VITAE Name: Prof. Kusumlata Malik Father’s Name: Lt. Vedprakash Malik Department: Hindi Teaching Experience: 24 years Address of Correspondence: Room no: 251, Department of Hindi, Extension building, Faculty of Arts, Delhi University, New Delhi 110007 Permanent Address: Prem Sadan 122,Upper Ground Floor, Raja Garden, New Delhi – 15 Email Address: [email protected] , [email protected] Phone No: 9717830111, 9643339979 Education Qualification: Degree Institution Year Graduation Daulat Ram College (DU) 1991 Post-Graduation Department of Hindi Faculty 1993 of Arts (DU) M.Phil. Department of Hindi Faculty 1995 of Arts (DU) Ph.D. Department of Hindi Faculty 2001 of Arts (DU) CAREER PROFILE: DESIGNATION: a) Professor, Department of Hindi, Faculty of Arts, University of Delhi Specialization: Bhartiya Natya aur Rangmanch . Hindi natak aur rangmanch (Indian Theatre and Drama) . Sahitya ka samajshastra (Sociology of Literature) . New Discourses in literature a) Disabilities discourse and literature b) Women Discourse in Hindi Literature c) Discourse of Marginalized sectors in Hindi Literature . Hindi Katha Sahitya (Hindi Fiction) . Nayi Kavita (Modern Poetry) Subjects taught: . MA- Hindi Natak aur Rangmanch (text and theory) . M.Phil. Methodology of Research theories a) Shodh Pravidhi b) Anusandan Prakirya aur Prakar c) Rangmanch Sinddhant d) Natak: Murt-Amurt, Prasutti Prakirya ka Adhyayan Research Guidance: . 17 awardees of Ph.d. degree under my supervision and co-supervision . 8 awardees of M.Phil. PUBLICATION PROFILE: Literary Criticism: . Bhartiya Viklang Janandalonon ka itihas (History of Disability Moment in India, Swaraj Prakashan) (Aalochna) . Gapp Ka Gulmohar: Manohar Shyam Joshi, Swaraj Prakashan, ISBN No. 978- 81920330-9-9,2012 (aalochna) . Hindi Rang Aandolan aur Habib Tanvir, sky Books International, ISBN No. 978- 93-80246-10-9,2011 (aalochna) . Bodh ke Vividh Rang Sky Books International, ISBN No. 9718-93-80-246-11- 6,2010 (aalochna) . Swattanrayottar Paramparik Rang Prayog, Indian Publishers Distributors, ISBN No. 978-81-7341-747-3, 2009( aalochna) . Nayi Rang Chetna Avam Bakri, Indian Publishers Distributors, ISBN No. 81- 7341-217-0, 2001( aalochna) Creative Writing: . Kasturi (Collection of Self Composed Poems), Sky Book International , ISBN No. 978- 93-80246-09-3, 2010 . Kahi Ankahi (Collection of stories based on disability discourse), Swaraj Prakashan, ISBN No. 978-93-83513-32-1, 1st Edition 2014, 2nd Edition 2018. Kara Kunti kee ( Play), Isha Gyandeep, ISBN No. 978-93-82543-14-5, 2017 . Pankhuri (Collection of Self Composed Poems), Atlant Prakashan Edited Books: . Aisa Kyun (Collection of poem of a Home-Maker Women) Edited by Prof. Kusumlata Malik . Antarang poem of Ramavtar Sharma Edited By Prof. Kusumlata Malik Editor of three Braille magazines: . Sparsh setu – bi- monthly, Hindi Braille Magazines, National Federation of the Blind, Braille Press, Bahadurgarh, Haryana . The Touch – bi- monthly, English Braille Magazines, National Federation of the Blind, Braille Press, Bahadurgarh, Haryana . Braille Gyanodaya – monthly, Magazines for Preparation of Competitive Exams, National Federation of the Blind, Braille Press, Bahadurgarh, Haryana Conference/ Presentations (In last 1 year): INTERNATIONAL: 1. Women participation in Decision-Making Constitutional Bodies Bahrain, Dated- 12-15 December 2014 2. UN Convention on Rights of Persons with Disabilities, Saudi Arabia, Dated- 1-4 August 2015. 3. Conference on Marrakesh Treaty, Kathmandu, Nepal at Dated- 6-14 September 2015. 4. „Inclusion‟ organized by ICEVI & ABU International Conference, Ahmadabad, Dated- 11-13 March 2016 5. Disability Rights Promotion, Manila, Philippines at Dated- 5-11 April 2015 6. General Assembly in Kuwait 17-19 July 2016. Paper title- Constitutional rights of women in Asian Blind Union. 7. World Blind Union in Orlando 18-25 August 2016. Paper title- Future technology and blind people 8. World Blind Union Marrakesh Treaty in Torronto 19-30 April 2017 9. Implementation and Ratification of South Asian Countries of Marrakesh Treaty: Problems and Challeges in Sri Lanka Dated: 19-28 May 2017 10. Participation of Civil Society Groups in implementation and Ratification of Marrakesh Treaty in Lebnon Dated: 24-30 August 2017. 11. Paper Presented 36 Session of the Standing Committee on Copyright and related Rights organized by WIPO, Dated 28.05.2018 to 01.06.2018 at Geneva. 12. „Inclusion of civil Society Groups into Disability Movement at three Days International Conference (5th to 7th October, 2018). The Allure Hotel, R-57, Hansraj Gupta Rd, Block R, Greater Kailash I, Greater Kailash Part 1, New Delhi, Delhi 110048, Dated 05th October, 2018. NATIONAL: 1. Satta Sanskriti Aur Sahitya , Aarya Bhatt College, Delhi , paper presented „Punarjagran: Paramparao Ka Mulyankan‟ Dated-14 March 2016 2. Marginalized Sector & Higher Education, ILLL, D.U. Dated- 18 November 2015 3. Rajnitik Chetna Ke Prasar mein Swayam Sevi Sansthao ki Bhumika, IIT, Delhi, Dated- 6 January 2016 4. Sahitya Ki Aavashyakta Kyu?, ILLL, D.U. Dated- 18 Feb 2016 5. Mahila Shashaktikaran ke Paimane- Hansraj College, D.U. ,Dated- 7 March 2016 6. 2 Days workshop on the representative organiztion and the present senario of Marrakesh treaty in India. Participated as coordinator of South East Asian Countries for Marrakesh treaty, Ratification and Implementation and resource person in Mysore Dated: 11-14 August 2017 7. Antrashtriya Mahatma Gandhi Hindi Vishwavidhyalaya , 3 days Seminar in Wardha Nagpur Dated 03-05 September 2017, Paper Presented on ' Bhartiya Kisano ki vartmaan Isthiti aur Vaidhanik Pravdhaan", Participated as panelist in the discussion on " Karz mafi aur Kisan Samasya Ka Samadhan" 8. “Faculty Development Program” organized by “Hansraj College” paper presented “ Vimarsh Pathya Vidhi aur Adhyyapkiye Ayam” Dated: 20/11/2017 9. “CPDHE Teachers Orientation Program” , Lecture delivered on “ Vimarsh, satta aur Sanskriti” Dated: 30/11/2017 10. “Disability and Modernity” , Lecture delivered on “Gender Equity” organized by Sri Guru Nanakdev Khalsa College on 25/01/2018. 11. Seminar organized by National Federation of the Blind on “Viklangta Vimarsh: Sahitya Srijan, Samajik aur Rajnitik Pariprekshya” paper chaired two session on 05/05/2018 in Jammu. 12. Conference organized by National Federation of the Blind on “Political Aspect on Disability Discourse” on 16-17 May in Nagpur. 13. Sam-samayik Kavita Aur Jivan Mulya, Rajdhani College, Organized by Hindi Department Dated 04th April, 2014. 14. Viklangta Vimarsh: Samajik evam Sahityk Pripeshye, Shivaji College, Organized by Dated on 6th Sep, 2014. 15. Title of Paper: “Integration of Disabilities studies in Humanities into higher Education” presented by Prof. Kusumlata Malik at Three Days National Conference (5th to 7th October, 2018) National Congress on “Developing a Model Curriculum on Disability Studies for Higher Education in Indian Universities" being organized at Auditorium, Indian Spinal Injuries Centre, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi on 6th October 2018. Research projects/ Grants: R&D grant, University of Delhi- “Hashiye ka Samaj aur Hindi Natak” Honors and Awards distinctions: Received „Presidential Award Category (Role Model)‟ on 4 Dec 2015 for academic achievements and social work. SOCIAL CONTRIBUTION: • Social Service for many organizations • Delhi University physical Challenged Teacher’s Association – Chairperson, 2007 to 13 • National Federation of the Blind – Vice President, 2014 onwards • Vice President of National Federation of the Blind Women Chair Person of Women Wings. • Mahilia wing National Federation of the Blind – Chairperson, 2014 onwards • Equal Opportunity Cell – social service contribution as member of committee made for disabilities studies and chair person of academic committee made for preparation for syllabus of disabilities studies. • Akhil Bhartiya Mahila Manch- social service contribution, 2000 to 2009 • Participated in several programmers on All India Radio Aakashwani. e.i. like drishti, hosle sahityiki, discussion on current affairs and etc. INTERNATIONAL CONTRIBUTION: Members Women Committee of World Blind Union. Coordinator of south East Asian Countries for Marrakesh Treaty Ratification and implementation. .
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