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Dr. S. NAGARATHNAMMA CURRICULUM VITAE Dr. S. NAGARATHNAMMA Present Designation : Professor Institutional Address : Department of History : Bangalore University Bangalore. Phone: +91 - 080 - 22961666 Fax : +91 - 080 - Email: [email protected] Residential Address : #580, 6th main, 3rd cross, Doddabasthi main road, Bangalore-56 Office = 91-080-22961666 Mobile : 9448561446 Date and place of Birth: : 16-07-1966, Pavagada Degree secured University Year of Subjects Roll of Honors award M.A Bangalore 1989 HISTORY Second Class M.Phil Bangalore 1994 HISTORY First Class Ph. D Bangalore 2004 HISTORY Total numbers of years of teaching experience: 26+ years I. LEVELS OF TEACHING UNDERTAKEN: Sl.No Course Subject/contents taught 1 B.A ANCIENT INDIAN HISTORY, EUROPEAN HISTORY, 2 PG IN HISTORY HISTORY OF CHINA JAPAN SINCE 1900 A.D SOCIO AND ECONOMIC HISTORY OF KARNATAKA SINCE 1336 – 1799 HISTORY OF SOUTH EAST ASIA HISTORY OF FREEDOM MOVEMENT IN INDIA 1857-1999 A D SOCIO AND ECONOMIC HISTORY OF KARNATAKA SINCE 1799 -1956 HISTORY OF FREEDOM MOVEMENT IN INDIA 1919 – 1947 HISTORY OF WEST ASIA 1900 A D HISTORY OF MODERN MYSORE 1881- 1947 A D WOMEN IN MODERN INDIA CONTEMPORARY KARNATAKA Total number of years of research experience: 25 + years II. MAJOR FIELDS OF RESEARCH INTEREST: 1. Political History of Karnataka 2. History of Modern Mysore 3. Socio Economic History of Karnataka 4. Women Issues & Problems 5. Tourism III. RESEARCH GUIDANCE A. Ph.D. Guidance: Degrees conferred: On Going Research - 01 Sl. Name of the Candidate Year of Title of the Thesis No. (financial support) award 1 KUMARA Bharatada Samhvidanadadiyalli nimna 2009 Vargagala Jaati Janangala Abhiviuriddi Ondu Adhyayana 2 Karnatakada Raaniyaru Ondu Samagra Kanyakumara Adhyayana – Kadamba Samrajyadinda 2013 Vijayanagara Samrajyadavarege 3 Karnatakadalli Ghandijiyavara Shivakumar. A Rachanatmaka Ondu Adhyayana 1919- 2013 1947 4 Swatantra Chaluvali – Kannada Manjunath T M 2007-08 Navodalya Sahitya Kandante 5 Deemantha Nayaka H.S. Naveen. R 2008 Doreswamiyavara Ondu Adhyayana PRESENT STUDENTS PURSUING RESEARCH FOR THEIR PH.D. DEGREES : Sl Year of Name of Candidate Title of the Thesis No. Registration Tumkuru Jilleyalli Shaikshanika 1 Venkateshalu ABhivuruddi Ondu Adhyayana 1831- 2009 1956 (Final synopsis submitted) Tumkur Jilleya Paramparika 2 Srinivasa L Pravasodyama Ondu Adhyayana 2010 (Final synopsis submitted) 3 Maniprasad SN S Bangarappa’s life and achievements – 2013 a study. (Final synopsis submitted) Lakshiminarashimhappa Mallikarjuna Karge jeevana mattu 4 2013 V.T sadnegali ondu adyayana Chamarajanagara jilleya samskrutika 5 Karibasappa N 2013 adyayana Chitradurga jilleya budakattu mahileyara 6 Radha B.R 2013 sitigathi ondu samskrutika adyayana Moukika itihasada hinaleyalli 7 Anitha karanatakada aida keregale nirmana 2013 mattu hennina balidana Karnatakadalli raitha chaluvaligala 8 Annada 2012 sydantika nelegalu Chitradurga jilleya samskrutika 9 Mamatha 2015 adyayana Bangalore Gramanthra jilleya shaiva 10 Sushma 2015 devalayagal ondu adyayana B. M. PHIL. GUIDANCE: DEGREES CONFERRED: 4 M.PHIL DEGREES CONFERRED FROM OTHER UNIVERSITIES. Sl Name of Year of Title of the Thesis No. Candidate Registration Nationalistic activities in Tumkur 1 Venkateshalu 2007 District Contribution of Christian Missions in 2 Lingaraju P 2007 Tumkur District- A study” Infraestructural Drive in princley 3 Chikkaveeraih Mysore with special referencie to the 2009 Diwans of Mysore (1912-1947) Women participatuion in civil 4 Mallesh G 2009. disobidience movement in Karnataka IV. RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS: 06 Books Sl. Year of Title of the Paper Publisher No Publish 1 Ballari Siddamanavara Jeevana Prasaranga, BUB 2006 Charitre 2 R.S. Aradya Prasaranga, BUB 2008 3 ‘Tumkur Jilleyalli Swatantra Desi Pustaka ISBN No. 978- 2009 chaluvali’ 81-909701-8-1, 4 ‘ Karnatakadalli Asahakara Mattu Desi Pustaka ISBN No. 978- 2009 Nagarika Kanunu Bhanga Chaluvali 81-909701-9-8, . 5 Itihasada Hadiyalli Annapoorna Publication 2013 ISBN No-93-8141042-9 6 Tumkur Jilleyaleya Swatantra ISBN No- 978-93-814104-1-7 2013 Horatagararu 7 Karnataka cherithree, samaja mattu Under prient 2016 samkskruthi (Ed) V. RESEARCH PROJECT: - Quantum of Title of the Project Funding Agency Status Funding Pavagada Rajakeeya Paparampare Bangalore One Lakh Completed Ondu Vishleshane University VI. PUBLISHED ARTICLES IN PROCEEDINGS / BOOKS/ JOURNALS: 1. Research paper entitled “Pavagada Palegararu” in the book Dakshina Karnatakada Arasumanethanagalu by Vasu M.V. (Ed) Prasaranga Kannada University Hampi. 2000. 2. Research paper entitled “ Ankola Uppina sathyagraha” in the senior of KHC 2005. 3. Research paper entitled Karanirakarana Chaluvalliyalli Mahileyara Patra’ KHC, Proceedings, 2006. 4. Research paper entitled “Karnatakadalli Aranya Sathyagraha- 1939 in the KHC Proceedings, 2006. 5. Research paper entitled ‘The role of women in civil disobedience movement- Karnataka SIHC, Proceedings, 2006. 6. Research paper entitled ‘Mysore Samasthanadalli Gandijiyavara Rachanatmaka Keryakrmagala vishleshane, in the KHC Proceedings 2006 7. Research paper entitled ‘Mysore Samasthanadalli Gandhijiyavara Rachanatmaka Karyakramagala Ondu Avalokana’ in the KHC Proceedings, Hampi. 2008. 8. Research paper entitled “ Tumkurinalli Gandhi” senior of KHC, 2008. 9. Research paper entitled ‘Tumkur Jilleyalli Quit India Chaluvali’ in the KHC Proceedings, 2009 10. Research paper entitled Vijayanagara Trade Relations with Portuguese, in the SIHC Proceedings, 2009. 11. Research paper entitled Gadinadu mariyada mahaniyaru K Nanjunda Rao , in the KHC Proceedings, 2010. 12. Research paper entitled “Mysoru Wodeyara Kaladalli Mahila Shikshana Ondu Vishleshane 1881 to 1947” organized by Karnataka Ithihasa Academy, Bangalore, 2010 13. Research paper entitled ‘Umabai Kundapura’ –A eminent freedom fighter´ in the journal Desi charitre 2014. 14. Research paper entitled “Mysore Owdeyara Kalada Mahila Sikshana Ondu Vishleshane – 1881-1947” organized by Ithihasa Academy, Nagamangala, 2011. 15. Research paper entitled ‘Kamaladevi chatopadyaya and empowerment of women’ in the SIHC Proceedings, 2011 16. Research paper entitled ‘Keladi Trade Relations with Portuguese’, in the SIHC Proceedings, 2012. 17. Research paper entitled “Mirja Ismailara Kalada Arogya Sudaranegalu” State Level Workshop, Department of History, Kannada University, Hampi and Dept. of History, Mysore University, Mysore on 3rd, 4th November 2012. 18. Research paper entitled “History of Education in Medival Period with special reference to Karnataka” in the review Journal philosophy & social science . 2012. 19. Research paper entitled “ Karnatakada british viroodi chaluvaliyalli mahileyara patra” in the National conference on Revolts against British rule on Karnataka by Tumkur University, Tumkur. June 2012 20. Research paper entitled “Women Education in princely Mysore: A study, in the review Journal Philosophy and Social Science. Meerat, Oct. 2012 vol.37. 21. ‘Pavagada Taluk Swatantra Horatagalu’ in the book ‘Gadinadu Nudi Sevaka’ by CVC Publication, 2013 22. ‘Gorura sahitya – Ondu avalokana’, in the book, Ithihasada hadiyalli Nagarathnamma S. (Ed), annapurana publication 2013. 23. ‘Tumkuru jilleyalli Hindi Pracharahandolana, in the book charithre mattu shakara, by Annapurna publication 2013 24. “Philosophy of vivekananda (yoga)” proceedings international seminar on philosophy and yoga , hubli 2010. 25. Research paper entitled Umabai kundapura - A eminent freedom fighter’ in the book Economic, social, political and cultural History of Karnataka . 26. H.S. Doreswamyyavara bhadaku mattu bharaha ondu vivechanee in proceedings of two day national seminar on Economic, social, political and cultural History of Karnataka, February 2013. 27. Research paper entitled ‘Gandhi Harijana tour in Karnataka’ in the SIHC Proceedings, 2013 28. Research paper entitled “Mysore samsanthdalli Kasutrabhai Nidi ondu visleshanee’ in the KHC Proceedings, January 2013. 29. “Veereshalingam sahityadalli mahila sudharane” in the journal of Charitre Adyayana, Prasaranga Kannada University, Hampi, 2014. 30. “Tumkur Zilleyalli Harijanodara Chaluvali” in the Book ‘Ihitihasada Ditta Hejjegalu” by Annapurna published House, Bangalore . 31. “Maharshi Karve Mattu Stree Sudharane” in the Charitre Adyayana, Vol-7, Dept. of History, Kannada University, Hampi. 32. Research paper entitled “Narayanaguru and Dhalittodara Chaluvali” in the Charitre Adhyayana, Vol-8, Dept. of History, Kannada University, Hampi. 33. Research paper entitled Empowerment of Women through the Karnataka State Women Corporation : An Empirical Study. Proceedings of International conference on “Equality and sustainable human development – Issues and policy implications . 25th & 26 May 2014. 34. Research paper entitled ‘Bharathada Swatantrya Chaluvalliyalli Karnatakada Ballari Siddammanavara Patra’ Proceedings of Karnataka Ithihasa Academy, September 2014 35. ‘Dinakara Desayi Avara Sahityadalli Swatantrada Parikalpane’ by DESI Charitre, Oct - December. 2014. 36. ‘Narayana Guru Mattu Dalitaru’ by DESI Charitre, Oct - December. 2014. 37. Ekikarana mattu kannada novodaya porva kannada sahitya ondu avalokana in the quarterly journal, Desi charithre, July-September 2014. 38. Research paper entitled ‘Kasturabha Trust Ondu Vishleshane’ in the KHC proceedings January 2015. 39. “The role of Dr. Muttulakshmi Reddy the empowerment of women community” in the two day International conference on Community empowerment in changing world – Issues and challenges ,2015 Mysore. 40. “Durgabai deshmuk versatile freedom fighter”
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