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1 Bio-Data Name: Dr. Md. Gayasuddin Prof. & Head, Department of Urdu 1 Bio-data Name: Dr. Md. Gayasuddin Prof. & Head, Department of Urdu Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University Aurangabad- 431004, Maharashtra (India) Academic Qualifications: Ph.D. : 1991 A.M.U. (A Comparative Study of the Problems of Communalism in Urdu and Hindi Short Stories 1948-78) M.Phil. :1988 A.M.U. (A Critical Study of the Short Stories of Krishna Chandra) M.A. :1984 A.M.U. 1st Class 1st Position Gold Medal B.A.(Hons.) :1980 L.N.M.U. 1st Division (Darbhanga) Teaching Experience: : 28 Years Assistant Professor :1988-1998 (10 years)University of Pune, Maharashtra (India) Associate Professor (CAS) :1998-2006 (7 years)University of Pune, Maharashtra (India) Professor (Direct) : 2006 - till date (11 years completed) Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad, Maharashtra (India) Teaching Experience Classwise: U.G. 17 Years P.G. 28 Years M.Phil. 08 Years Administrative Experience: 17 years as Head of Departments Research Experience: 28 Years Field of Specialization: Fiction Publications: 2 Books Published:12 01.”Zawal-e- Adam-e- Khaki” (Novel) Pages:388 ISBN No. 978-93-5073-090-4 published from Educational Publishing House Delhi in 2013. 02. “Azab-e-Danish-e-Hazir” (Novel) Pages: 575 ISBN No. 978-93-5073-607-04 published from Educational Publishing House Delhi in 2015 03. “Sohbat-e-Peer Hindi” (Novel) Pages:150 ISBN No. published from Educational Publishing House, Delhi in 2017 04. “Qissa-e- Roz-o-Shab” (Short Stories) Pages: 250 ISBN:978-93-86285 published from Educational Publishing House, Delhi in 2016. 05.”Firqawariyat Aur Urdu Hindi Afsana” (Criticism & Research) Pages:448 ISBN No.81-6232-83-4 published from Educational Publishing House Delhi in 1999. This book was also published by Nigarishat Publisher, Lahore, Pakistan by the name of “Hindu Muslim Fasadat Aur Urdu Hindi Afsana” Pages 428 in 2001. 06.”Fankar Krishnachandra” (Criticism & Research) Pages:142 ISBN No.81-8223-086-1 published from Educational Publishing House Delhi in 2005. 07. “Firqawariyat Aur Urdu Novel” (Criticism & Research) Pages:251 ISBN No.81- 8223-134-5 published from Educational Publishing House Delhi in 2005. 08.”Mazamin-e-Ghayas” (Anthology of Critical Articles) Pages: 248 ISBN No. 978-81- 8223-875-6 published from Educational Publishing House Delhi in 2011 09.”Aina-e-Aiyyam” ( Edited: Short Stories of Qazi Abdul Sattar) Pages: 232 ISBN No.81-86232-09-5 published from Educational Publishing House Delhi in 1999 & 2001. 10.”Nazr-e-Qazi Abdul Sattar” (Edited & Compiled: Life and Achievements of Qazi Abdul Sattar) Pages: 604 ISBN No.81-8223-197-3 published from Educational Publishing House Delhi in 2006. 11. “Makhdoom Mohiuddin Hayat Aur Adabi Khidmat” ( Edited & Compiled) Pages: 192 ISBN No. 978-81-223- 873-3 published from Educational Publishing House Delhi in 2011. 12. “Tajam Sultan” (Translated from Urdu to Hindi, Novel by Qazi Abdul Sattar) Pages: 406 ISBN….Sahitya Publications, Aurangabad in 2017. Text books designed & edited : 08 3 01. Designed Text Book “Intikhab-e- Urdu Adab” of Class IX Maharashtra State Board of Secondary & Higher Secondary Education,Pune in 2004. 02. Designed Text Book”Intikhab-e-Adab” for B.A.(Second Language) Class of Dr.BAM. University Aurangabad on 12 & 13 September 2007. 03. Designed Text Book “Nisab Urdu Adab” of class six under National Curriculum Framework in its Ist Workshop at NCERT, New Delhi on 16-20 November 2007. 04. Designed Text Book for Class VI under National Curriculum Framework in its IInd Workshop at NCERT, New Delhi on 21-25 January 2008. 05. Designed Text Book under National Curriculum Framework in its IIIrd Workshop at NCERT,New Delhi on 31 March to 05 April 2008. 06. Co-edited Text Book “Intekhab-e-Adab” Pages:136 an Urdu anthology for B.A. (Second Language) Class of Dr. BAM University, Aurangabad, published by Orient Longman Hyderabad ISBN No.13978-81-250-3534-3, ISBN No. 10:81-250-3534-6 in 2009. 07. Designed Text Book of M A Urdu ,Department of Urdu, Directorate of Distance Education,University of Kashmir, Srinagar on 29,30 March 2013. 08. Reviewed & Edited “Urdu Afsana” Pages:279 Text Book MA Urdu, Directorate of Distance Education, University of Kashmir published by DDE, University of Kashmir ISBN No.978-93-82097-25-9 in 2014. Curricula & Courses designed : 10 01. Designed New Course and Curricula in “Urdu Teacher’s at Higher Secondary Level Workshop” sponsored and organized by NCERT Bhopal at Balbharti, Pune on 10-12 February 2004. 02. Designed New Syllabus of Urdu Journalism Diploma Course in Poona College, Pune. on 27 February 2004. 03. Formulated recommendations for Courses taught at various Universities at M A level in National Workshop on Urdu Syllabus sponsored by NCPUL, New Delhi organized at Convention Center, Indira Gandhi National Open University,New Delhi on 28, 29 & 30 December 2007. 04. Designed Syllabus of M A.Urdu, Semester System for Colleges in Dr BAM.University,Aurangabad on 16,17 & 18 July 2008. 4 05. Designed Credit based Syllabus of M.A. and M.Phil Urdu of Dr.Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University,Aurangabad in May 2010. 06. Revised and prepared the syllabus of B.A., B.Sc, B.Com. 1st Year Second Language and Optional in the subject of Urdu, Dr. BAM University, Aurangabad on 24 & 25 April 2012 and 31 January 2013. 07. Designed “Uniform Syllabus of BA in Maharashtra” sponsored by SRTM University, Nanded, organized by Yashwant College, Nanded on 22.02.2014. 08.Designed and revised syllabus of BA 2nd Language Urdu syllabus of Dr. BAM University, Aurangabad on 20,21 March 2014. 09. Designed Syllabus of BA Urdu of SRTM University in a Workshop held at Yashwant College, Nanded on 22.02.2014. 10. Designed and revised Syllabus of M.A. Urdu CBCGS Pattern of Dr. BAM University in June 2016. Total No. of Research Papers and Atricles published:50 Research Papers published in Journals: 25 01. Sir Syed Ek Mard-e-Qalandar published in “Tahzibul Akhlaq” (Monthly) Aligarh Page-38-41, ISSN No. 2348-2257 in December 2001. 02. “Namita Singh Ke Afsanon Mein Tasawwur-e-Firqawariyat” published in “Jahan-e- Urdu” Darbhanga Page: 44-48, ISSN No. 2278-3474 in June 2001. 03.”Firqawariyat Aur Amritlal Nagar Ke Afsane “ published in “Jahan-e-Urdu” Darbhanga Page:26-34, ISSN No. 2278-3474 in October 2001. 04. “Balwant Singh Ke Afsanon Mein Tasawwur-e-Firqawariyat” published in “Aiwan-e- Urdu” Delhi Page:41-45, ISSN No.2321-2888 in June 2002. 05. “Asmat Chaghtai Ek Baghi Afsananigar” published in “Tamseel-e-Nau” Darbhanga Page:41-45, ISSN No.2249-636X in July 2002. Also published in Poona College Miscellany (Annual) 1993 and in “Masood” (Annual) Ross Masood (RM ) Hall Magazine, AMU, Aligarh in 1997 and in “Usool” (Fortnightly) Pune in February 2002. 06. “Yashpal Ki Kahaniyan Aur Firqawariyat” published in “Hindustani Zaban” (Quarterly) Mumbai Page:70-72, ISSN No.0378-3928 in July 2002. Also published in “Viqar” (Annual) Viqarulmulk (VM) Hall Magazine AMU, Aligarh in 2001 and in “Usool” (Fortnightly) Pune in December 2001. 5 07. “Firqawariyat Mazi Hal Aur Mustaqbil” published in “Tarseel” Mumbai Page: 110- 115 in June 2004. 08. “Premchand Ke Asrat Urdu Afsane Par” published in “Aiwan-e-Urdu Page:33-37 ISSN No. 2321-2888 in January 2005. 09. “Husainul Haque Ka Ashob Ek Tajzia” published in “Jahan-e-Urdu” Darbhanga Page:212-217 ISSN No.2278-3474 in September 2008. 10. “Firqawariyat Aur Manto Ke Afsane” published in “Aks-e-Adab” Aurangabad Page:56-57, Volume 2 Issue No.5, ISSN No. 2320-6519 in October 2013. 11.”Krishnachandra Ke Takniki Tajrabat” published in “Urdunama” Mumbai Page: ISSN No.2320-4885 November 2013. 12. “Firqawariyat Aur Urdu Novel” published in “Urdu Scholars Ki Duniya” (Quarterly) Malegaon Volune-3, Issue-3, Page: 08-10 ISSN No. 2320-5369, EISSN No. 2320-8910 Global Impact Factor No.0.383 August 2015. 13. “Jan Nisar Akhter Ki Romani Shairi” published in “Urdu Scholars Ki Duniya” (Quarterly) MalegaonVolume-3, Issue-3, Page: 31-33 ISSN No. 2320-5369, EISSN No. 2320-8910 Global Impact Factor No. 0.383 August 2015. 14. “Firqawariyat Aur Bihar Ke Novelnigar” published in “Deewan” (Quarterly) Patna, Page No.38-50, Volume 11, Issue No. 9 to12 ISSN No.2321-3582 January-December 2015 15. “Afsana Jaden Apne Kirdaron Ke Ainey Mein” published in “Jahan-e-Urdu” (Quarterly) Darbhanga, Volume-15 Issue No. 59-60 Page No.171-176 ISSN No.2278- 3474 July-December 2015 16. “Hindustan Mein Aala Taleem Aur Urdu” published in “Aks-e-Adab” (Quarterly) Aurangabad (Maharashtra) 2015 Page No.45-48 Volume-4 Issue-12, ISSN No. 2320- 6519 July- September 2015. 17. “Aziz Ahmad Ka Novel Aisi Bulandi Aisi Pasti Aur Firqawariyat” published in “Urdu Scholar Ki Duniya” (Quarterly) Malegaon (Maharashtra)Volume-3, Issue-4, Page No.11-13 ISSN No.2320-5369, EISSN No. 2320-8910 Global Impact Factor No. 0.383 November 2015. 18. “Insha Allah Insha Khan Ki Swaneh” published in Urdunama (Six Monthly) Mumbai, EISSN No. 2320-4885 Page No.163-167 Global Impact Factor No. 0.383 October 2015- March 2016. 6 19. “Urdu Novel Ki Tadrees” published in “Urdu Scholars Ki Duniya” (Quarterly) Malegaon (Maharashtra) Volume-3, Issue-4 Page No.35-36 ISSN No.2320-5369, EISSN No. 2320-8910 Global Impact Factor No. 0.383 November 2015. 20. “Suroor Saheb Ek Danishwar Naqqad” published in “Urdu Scholars Ki Duniya” (Quarterly) Malegaon, (Maharashtra) ISSN No. 2320-5369 EISSN No. 2320-8910 Volume-4, Issue-1, Page-1-2, Global Impact Factor 0.383 February 2016. 21.”Qazi Abdul Sattar Shakhsiyat Aur Fun Ke Ainey Mein” published in “Urdu Scholars Ki Duniya” (Quarterly) Malegaon (Maharashtra) Volume- Issue- Page No.06-10 ISSN No.
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