CONTENTS
Section Sul~ject Page No.
General
II Budget 2
III Funding Historical Research 2
IV National Fellowships 4
v Publications 4
VI Special Projects 9
VII International Collaboration 10
VIII Seminars I Workshops, Conferences ll
IX The Indian Historical Review 12
X Documentation-cum-Library Centre 12
XI Other Significant Activities 13 Dl COUNCil OF HISTORICAl RESEARCH I
ANNUAL REPORT 1987-88 I GENERAL
The Jndian Couneil of Historical Research was established in 1972 as an autonomous body with a view to providing funds for historical res~::trch and to foster objective and scientific study of history. The Council awards fellowships. Study-cum-travel grants and publication subsidies. It also endeavours to make available source material as well as results of historical research through an ambitious publi cation programme. It also brings out a Journal The Indian Historical Review which includes interpretative pape1:s and reviews. It organises Seminars and academic conferences and gives financial assistance for travel within and outside the country for conducting -historical research. The Council also maintains a large and continuously expanding library for the use of historians and· researchers and also provides documentation services,
The Council has a Chairman and 27 other members of whom 18 are historians and 7 ex-officio members representing the Secretary, Ministry of Human Resource Development; Secretary, Department of Culture; Financial Advisor of Ministry of Human Resource Develop ment, Government of India, the National Archives of India; the Archaeological Survey of India; the U.G.C.; etc. The appointment of the members is made by the Government of 1ndia for a period of three years. The composition of the Council c:~s on 31 March 1988 is given in Appendix-I. The strength of the Council as on 31 March 1988 is given in Appendix-It
During the period under Review the Council continued to place emphasis on the fulfilment of its aims and objectives by focusing attention on the less explored areas of research which include study of socio-economic formations, History of Ideas, History of Peasantry and
1 Agrarian Relations. Urban studies, Demography and kinship studies, Quantitative History~ Freedom Struggle, Regional History and Historv, of Science and Technology. Emphasis was also placed on the editing1 :, 1 calendering and translation of historica1 sources in both regional and , foreign languages.
The work on the special project ''Towards Freedom'' assigned by the Government of India was re-organised. The compHing and editing of the remaining volumes has been assigned to different Volume Editors and it is expected to finish the work by 31 March 1992. Work is continuing on other projects, "Role of the State Legislatures in the Freedom Movement", ''Praja Mandai Movement", "Sources of Indian History and Civilization and Culture'' II BUDGET
During 1987~88 the ICHR received a total grant of Rs. 1,32,85,000/ from the Ministry of Human Resource Development. This comprised Rs. 40,00,000/# for Plan, Rs. 75,00,000/- for Non-Plan and Rs. 17,85,000/- for "Towards Freedom". As of l-4-1988, the Council also had Rs. 6,909/- as cash in hand and Rs. 4,09,558/- in the Bank, the total opening balance being Rs. 4, 16,467. The Council realised a sum of Rs. 1 ,61 ,898/~ frow sale of books/journals and royalties. Its Accounts for 1987-88 and the Annual Audit report may be seen at Appendices III & IV respectively, IU FUNDING HISTORICAL RESEARCH
The most important objective of the ICHR is to provide funds to scholars/institutions for research and publications. The Grants-in aid schemes of the Council includes provision of funds for (i) Research Projects; (ii) Fellowship; (iii) Study-cum-Travel Grants to researchers pursuing M.Phil and Ph.D.; (iv) Publication subsidies, and (v) financial assistance to academic organisations of historians. The detailed information about the grants~in-aid provided to various scholars/organisations since inception of the Council till March 1988 is given below :
2 Year Research Fellowships Study/Travel/ Total of Projects Contingent Col. 2, grant 3&4
2 3 4 s 1972-73 19 8 1 28 1973-74 8 11 2 21 1974-75 7 14 3 24 1975-76 18 12 15 45 1976-77 2l 37 82 140 1977-78 5 21 159 185 1978-79 22 31 ·115 168 1979-80 18 44 138 200 1980-8\ 17 94 106 217 1981-82 49 86 183 318 1982-83 15 135 180 330 1983-84 10 76 59 145 1984-85 30 141 199 370 1985-86 30 88 166 284 1986-87 23 63 13 7 223 1987-88 32 134 198 364 324 995 1743 3062
The detailed list of Research Projects, fellowships and study grants sanctioned during 1987-88 may ~e seen in Appendices V, VI & VII. It will be seen that the num'Jer of projects/fellowships/study grants shoV'~"d a large increase during the year 1 87~88. Proposals for grants in-aid are carefully examined by experts and then placed before the ~ Research Projects Committee/Study Grants Committee. Attention is paid to ensure that the grants are distributed evenly in different parts of the country.
During the year under report, the Council has provided publication subsidy to 89 books. While acting as an agent for exchange of ideas the Council provided financial assistance to 56 institutions for holding seminars, symposia and conferences. Detailed list of publication subsidies and financial assistance sanctioned to Professional Organi sations of Historians is given in Appendices Vlll & IX respectively. A detailed list of scholars who were provided travel subsidies to visit abroad to attend seminars/conferences is given at Appendix X.
3 IV NATIONAL FELI,O\VSHIPS
National Fellowships are awarded to eminent historians who wish to work on projects of special historical importance (fellowship Rs. 3,000/- p.m.: contingency Rs. I 0,000/- per annum and secretarial charges Rs. I ,000/- per month for a period of three years). At any one time there cannot be more than six National Fellows. Those who carried on research under this scheme during this period were :
L Professor K. A. Nizami 2. Professor Debla Mitra 3. Professor A. R. Kulkarni 4. Professor G. C. Pan de
Two other eminent historians Professor R. S. Sharma and Professor Satish Chandra were offered National Fellowship during the period under report. v PUBLICATIONS
A. Under its own publication programme the Council has brought out the following volumes during the year 1987-88 :
BOOKS English 1. Documents on Indians in Russia in the 17th & 18th Centuries by Surendra Gopal, 2. lnscriptions of Pallavas by T.V. Mahalingam. Tamil 3. Katherine Afayo and India by M. Jha. 4. Sangam Polity by N. Subramaniam. Telugu 5. Industrial Evolution of India in recent times by D. R. GadgiJ.
4 Persian 6. Jamia-al-Uloom by Qazi Sajjad Hussain. Journal 7. The Indian Historical Review, Vol. X, No. 1 & 2. 8. The Indian Historical Review, Vol. XI, No. 1 & 2.
B. BOOKS UNDER PRINT The following books, bejng published by the Council, are in the press : English 1. Source Book of Indian Civilization by Niharranjan Ray. 2. Inscriptions of the Sarabhapur(van Panduvanisive and Somavadsim by A. M. Shastri in two parts. 3. Guniyat-al- Muniya by Shahab Sarmadee. 4. Labour fl.1ovement in India: Documents 1918-1921 by A.R. Desai.
5. The Roh::' of Madras Legislature in the Freedom Struggle 1861~ 1947 by S. Krishnaswamy. 6. A Topographical List of Inscriptions in the Tamil Nadu and Kerala States-Vol. II by T.V. Mahalingam. 7. Sirat- i-Firuzshalzi by S. Hasan Askari. 8. Sources on National }.;! overnent 1922-24 by M. P. Sri Kumaran Nair. 9. Sources on National Movement ( 1899-1902) by B. L. Grover. 10. A Topographical list of Arabic, Persian and Urdu Inscriptions of South India by Z. A Desai.
1 I. Planter Raj to SHiarc~j : Freedont Struggle and Electoral Politics in Assam 1826-1947 by Amalendu Guha (Second Reprint Edition). 12. Enc.vclopaedia of Indian Archaeology (in two volumes) by A. Ghosh. Hindi 13. Jodhpur Rajya Ki Khyat by Raghubir Sinh and M. S. Ranawat. 14. The Age of Imperial Unity- Vol. II by K. S. Munshi.
5 Tamil 15. Culture and Civilization ql Ancient India in Historical Out/int' by D.D. Kosambi. 16. Th1.' Cholas by K.A.N. Sastri. 17. Aspects of Political Ideas and Institutions in Ancient India by R. S. Sharma. I 8. Origin and Development of Vaisnavism from 200 B.C. to 500 A.D. by S:uvira Jaiswal.
19. Economic Life in the V~ia.vanagar Empire by T.V. Mahalingam. 20. Bengal Renaissance and other Essays by S.C. Sircar. 21. Indian feudalism by R.S. Sharma. 22. The C£•ntral Structure of the Mugha/ Empire and its practical r' working upto the year 1657 by Ibn Hasan. 23. Rebel!ion (1857) by P. C. Joshi. 24. The .lv.fughal NobilitY under Aurangzeb by M. Athar Ali. Kannada I 25. Histm:v of Tipu Sultan by Mohibul Hasan Khan.
C. Books published under the publication subsidy programme of the Council \ 1. A History of the Rise and fall of the .Niarathas of the Bundelkhand..-'~ by Dr. Bhagwan Das Gupta. 2. Bhuvaneswar ld Dev Murthiyan Ek Pratibha Shast1:v Adhyayan by Dr. Rekha Pandey. 3. Prachin Bharatiya Yudh Vyavastha by Dr. Ram Singh.
4. Purvi Punjab Dian Riyasthan with Kisan Ghol in Pw~jabi. 5. Uttarakhand Me Cooli Begar Pradha by Dr. Shekhar Pathak. 6. Dictionary of National Biography by Dr. N.R. Ray.
7. System of Education in Medieval India by Dr. Md. Ashfaque \IIi Ahmad.
6 Vedic Sahitya Me Varna Vyavastha by Dr. Surendra Kumar Srivasthava. John Briggs in Maharashtra by Dr. Arvind M. Desh Pandey. Costumes and ornaments as Depicted in the Early sculptures of Gwalior Museum by Dr. Sulochana Ayyar. Harappa Sabhvata Aur Vedic Sahitya (2 volumes) by Dr. Bhagwan Singh. Vakil Reports of Maharagan by Dr. G.D. Sharma. Socio-cultural stul(V of Native Games, Sports and Amusements in Telugu Literature by Dr. V. Subramanyam.
Chronological systems(~( Gz{iarat by Dr. Bharati Shelat. Krishna Lee/a Theme in Rajasthan 114iniature by Dr. Sita Ram. Indian Response to the Second World War by Dr. Manzoor Ahmad. I Prachin Pali Sahitya Afe Blwratiya Samaj by Dr. K.K. Trivedi. Prachin Bharat Me Apradh Aur Dhand by Dr. Sadhna Shelat. Socio-economic HistOJ:V o.fKashmir by Dr. P.N.K. Ba1nzai. Kannada VUakara na Bhatta Kalanga by Dr. Rama Bhatt. Social Change and Politics in Punjab ll589MJ910 by Dr. S. Bhatia.
Uttar Pradesh Ki Lok Kala- Bhoomi va Bhitli A Iankan] by Dr. Bimla Varma. Tantra Kala Me Prateek by Dr. R.N. Mishra. Vastusara Prakasan by Dr. R.P. Kulkarni. Vindya Kshetra Ka Etihasik Bhaoga! by Dr. K.L. Agarwal. Techniques of State Craft-A Stuif.v ofKauti!ya's Arthasastra by Dr. A. Parama. Abdul Qadir Badauni - As a man and Historiographer by Dr. F. Z. Abbas.
Economic H istot:r of Hyderahad State JiVarangal Sub a 1911 ~ J950 by Dr. V. Ramakrishna Reddy.
7 29. 5'tate and Business in bulia-A Historical Per::.pective by Dr. Dwijendra
30. Political and Cultural History ~4id North .India by Dr. Shashi Kant. 3 L Education and Intellectual Pursuits by Dr. Chandrika Ayyar.
32. Role Indian Anfi)' in the first IVorld Jf/ar by Lt. Col. Shyam Namin Sharma.
33. A1adurai and the East India Company 180J.-1852 by Dr. K. Grnvri. 34. Buddhism in Central Asia by Dr. B. N. Puri.
35. Buddhist 1\fonasteries in Hirnaclzal Pradesh by Dr. O.C. Handa.
36. A H istm:r (~I' Trade and Commerce in Travancore by Dr. K.K. Kusuman. 37. Role of lVfuslims in tlze National Movement by Dr. Md. Muzaffar Imam.
38. Fundamental Questions £~/Indian Revolution by Dr. S. K. Bose.
39. Christian !Vfissions Education and Nationalism by Dr. A. Mathew. 40. Chini Yatn)'an ka Yatra Vivaran Me Pratibimbit Baudh Dharrn Ka Ek At~rayan by Dr. Awadesh Singh.
41. Shekm·ati Ke Tikane Ka Jtihas Evant Yogdan by Dr. H. S. Arya.
4? Ralzul Sankrit(vonka ltihas Drishti by Dr. C.B. Prasad Singh.
43. Prachin Bharat lvfe Pashupalan by Professor G. Jaiswal.
44. History of English press in Bengal 1780 to 1857 by Dr. Mrinal Kanti Chanda.
45. Aden and Yemen by Dr. R.N. Mehra.
46. Tulsi Aur Grxvind Ka Ram Kavya by Dr Lajja Devi Mohan.
47. Tamilian Historiography by Dr. N. Subramanian.
8 VI SPECIAL PROJECTS The work pertaining to the ''Towards Freedom" project has been· reorganised in accordance with the decisions taken by the Advisory Committee at its meeting on 20 August 1987. In order to exp;:!dite the completion of the work pertaining to the remaining volumes, the Commitlee decided that the work may be assigned to different Volume Editors with adequate staff. The following scholars were accordingly invited to edit individual volumes of "Towards Freedom" project : Volume for 1939 Professor Mushirul Hasan , 1940 Professor K.N. Panikkar " 1941 Professor Gyan Pandey " 1942 Professor Bipan Chandra
)I ll 1943 & 1944 Professor Parthasarthy Gupta ,, 1945 Professor Bimal Prasad " 1946 Professor Sumit Sarkar " 1947 Professor Ravinder Kumar The text of Volume II which had been completed by the former Chief Editor is being checked. Besides assigning the work to different Volume Editors the Committee further decided that each Volume Editor be paid an honorarium of Rs. 25,000/- for editing of the volume and that he may complete the work within a period of two years. Besides the old guidelines for the compilation of these Volumes fresh guidelines have been prepared to facilitate uniformity of coverage and selection among the volumes. It has also been proposed to establish close liaison between the ICHR and the National Archives of India for expediting the collection of material and compilation of these volumes. Praja l\1andal Movement As already reported in the previous year the manuscript has been received and is under scrutiny for judging whether it is suitable for publication. Sources of the National Movement The volume containing selected docttments for 1920-1922 was received from the editor Professor S. R. Singh and is being processed for publication. 9 vn INTERNATIONAL COI.. LABORATION
The promotion of contacts between India and the historians of the other countries was carried on under the following heads during the period under revie\V :
1. Holding of joint Seminars and exchange of visits by historians and exchange of books, abstracts, journals under the Cultural Exchange Programme between India and other Foreign countries. 2. financial assistance to scholars to attend international seminars symposia, conferences, etc. 3. assistance to Indian scholars to visit archival repositories and archaeological sites abroad for collection. of material.
A major activity in the field of international collaboration in which JCHR participated during the year under report was the holding of an Indo-Soviet Seminar on Colonialism and. Capitalism by the Council from 11 • 13 January 1988. This was org~nised under the Cultural Exchange between Government of India and the Soviet Union. It was inaugurated on 11 January 1988 by Professor Iqbal Narain, Member Secretary~ ICSSR. The inaugural session was addressed by Professor G.G. Kotovsky and Professor Irfan Habib, who delivered a key~note address on "Relationship of Capitalism and Colonial accumulation The Indian Case". The Soviet delegation presented papers on different aspects of Colonialism and Capitalism. Dr. G.G. Kotovsky, Professor L. B. Alayev, Dr. E. N. Komarov, Professor N. A. Ivanov, Professor 0. V. Maliarov, Professor E. 0. Berzin, Dr. I. 0. Levtonova and Dr. A. G. Volodin participated on the Soviet side. The Indian scholars included Professors A. K. Bagchi, Arnalendu Guha, Ravinder Kumar, Bipan Chandra, K. Rajayyan) Divijendra Tripathi, P. S. Gupta, S. Bhattacharya, M. J. Mehta, Tan Chung, Diptendra Mohan Banerjee, Utsa Patnaik and Irfan Habib. In all 20 research papers devoted to the main theme of the seminar were presented.
10 Exchange of Scholars Under the Cultural Exchange programme three Indian scholars were nominated to· visit G. D. R., Netherlands and Italy for the collection of source material pertaining to their topic of research or to participate in Seminar. Two scholars from Afghanistan, one each from German Democratic Republic and Netherlands came to India for collection of material in different repositories in India in connection with their research. During the same period under the Cultural Exchange Programme publications of the Council were exchanged with iB.stitutions in the following countries :- l. Afghanistan, 2. Australia, 3. Bangladesh, 4. Cyprus, 5. Finland, 6. Jordan, 7. Turkey, 8. Yugoslavia, 9. Czechoslovakia. Publications from some of these countries were also received by the Council. ln order to promote better understanding between the Indian historians and historians from foreign countries the Council invited three historians Professor Peter Hardy from U.K., Dr. Dolores Domin from GDR and Professor John Savile from U. K. They delivered lectures at different ;Universities and also had the opportunity of interacting with the Indian historians. Two other scholars Dr. Othman Yatin from Malaysia and Dr. N.K.U. Moula from Bangladesh were given financial assistance to visit India in connection with their research work for a period of two weeks.
Foreign travel grants were given to I I scholars to go abroad for collection ofmaterial in connection with their research work, 24 scholars were sent to participate in international Conferences, viz. VII World Sanskrit Conference at Leiden (Netherlands), Inter-national Congress of Historical Demography, Paris~ XVI International Conference of Onomastic Sciences, Quebec, etc.
VIII SEMINARS /WORKSHOPS, CONFERENCES The ICHR gave financial assistance to 59 professional organisations of historians for holding conferences, seminars, etc. both at the regional and national levels. These include the Indian History Congress for 11 holding its Golden Jubilee Session at Goa, Orissa History Congress, South Indian History Congress, Punjab History Conference, Indian __ History and Culture Society, North-East Indian History Congress, Indian Archaeological Society, Numismatic Society of India, etc.
Fin~mcial assist'lncc for the Publication of the historical journals and the proceedings of the various conferences was given to Afan and Enviwnmellt, Puratatrva Journal nf' Oriental Research, Quarterf·v Reviea· t~lHistorica! StwUes, Proceedings of the Indian Archaeological Society, Numisnntic Society of India, Andhra Pradesh History Congress, Indian History Congress, U. P. History Congress, etc. As a part of the programme to celebrate the 40th Anniversary of Indian Independence and centenary of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru it was decided by the Council to hold Workshops on the National Movement at different Universities in,India. IX THE INDIAN HISTORICAL REVIEW Two double issues of the Journal "The Indian Historical Review" were released during the period undert report. Volume X Nos. 1 & 2 was released on 3-6-1987 and Volume XI Nos. 1 & 2 was released on 12-2-1988. The Volume X comprised 6 articles, 2 review articles, 58 ·reviews of books, 2 short notices and 2 tributes. Volume XI comprised 6 articles, 5 review articles, 75 reviews of books and 3 tributes. In addition some reports and the style-guide for The Indian Historical Review are also included in Vol. XI.
Work for editing Vol. XII Nos. 1 & 2 which is devoted to the theme of National j"fol'ement was also initiated and substantial progress achieved in preparing its materials. X DOCUMENTATION-CUM-LIBRARY CENTRE During the period under report the expenditure for acquisition of books, journals and articles was further increased. The ICHR documentation centre acquired 3782 books covering various branches
12 of Indian History and the history of other countries. Among the important acquisitions may be mentioned (a) Bibliotheca Indica, a reprint of the volumes originally published by Asiatic Society, Calcutta: 80 volumes have been received and the remaining volumes which are under print will be acquired as and when brought out and (b) soft bound xerox copies of 101 dissertations on Indian subjects approved by foreign Universities.
The major work of documentation has been the compilation of Papers on Indian History published. Articles on Indian History in various journals covering the period January to December, 1986. The volume has been published and widely distributed. In addition the centre has also taken in hand the listing of articles covering the period January-December 1987 and a considerable work has been done .. XI OTHER SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES
To celebrate the 40th Anniversary of India's Independence and Nehru's Birth Centenary the Council at its meeting held on 4 August 1987 decided to make its own contribution by preparing and publishing a volume entitled ''We have Fought Together for Freedom" initially in English and Hindi and then in other Indian languages.
The volume will consist of a number of chapters each devoted to a particular incident or phase of the Freedom struggle to be contri~ buted by a particular scholar. More than twenty scholars have been asked to contribute. Considerable progress was achieved during the period under report, and it is proposed to bring out the volume by the end of 1988.
During the period under review, the Council also decided to hold a seminar on "New Archaeology and India" in October, 1988. The Seminar will be problem oriented and devoted towards methodology and present state of discipline. It is hoped that it would be beneficial to the practicing archaeologists and historians. About twenty Indian scholars and four Foreign scholars have been invited.
13 APPENDIX~/
L[ST OF MEMBERS OF THE ICHR ON 31-3-1988
I. Prof. Irfan Habib, Chairman, Centre of Advanced Study, Department of History, Aligarh Muslim University, Aiigarh.
2. Dr. K. V. Ramesh, Director (Epigraphy), Archaeological Survey of Indial Old University Office Building, Mysore-570 005.
3. Dr. Debiprasad Chattopadhyaya, Project~in-Charge, . , History of Science and Technology Project, National Institute of Science Technology and Development Studies, 3, S.N. Pandit Street, Calcutta-700 020.
4. Dr. M.G.S. Narayanan, Head, Department of History, Ca.licut University, Calicut-673635.
5. Prof. Romila Thapar, Centre for Historical Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Mehrauli Road, New Delhi-110 067.
14 6. Dr. (Mrs.) Kapila Vatsyayan, Secretary, Department of Arts, Indira Gandhi National Centre for Arts, Central Vista, Jan path, New Delhi-110 011.
7. Dr. G.C. Pande, ll, Balrampur House. Allahabad-211 002.
8. Dr. Y. Subbarayalu, Professor of Archaeology, Department of Epigraphy, Tamil University, Thanjavur~613 OOL f 9. Shri Asghar Ali Engineer~ Director, Institute of Islamic Studies, Irene Cottage, 2nd Floor, 4th Road, Santacruz (East), Bombay-400 055.
10. Prof. Ashin Das Gupta, Director, National Library, Belvedere, Calcutta-700 027.
1 I. Prof. J.S. Grewal, Deptt. of History~ Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar- !43 005.
12. Dr. A. R. Desai, Jay Kutir, Taikal Wadi Road, Mahim P.O., Bombay-400 016. 15 13. Dr. Dharampal, C/o Dr, M.D. Srinivas, 17, South Mad a St., Triplicane, Madras~600 005. 14. Prof. Bipin Chandra, Centre for Historical Studies, School of Social Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University, . New Delhi-110 057. 15. Dr. Milton S. Sangma, Reader, Department of History, North Eastern Hill University, Lower Lachaumicro, Shiilong-7930l4. 16. Prof. Ravinder Kumar, Director, Nehru M·emorial Museum & Library, Teen Murti House, New Delhi-110 011. 17. Dr. Qeyamuddin Ahmad, Prof. of History, Patna University~ Patna-800 008.
18. Prof. Amalendu Guha~ Professor of History, Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, 10, Lake Terrace, Calcutta-700 029.
19. Prof. Partha Sarathi Gupta E-75, Masjid Moth, New Delhi-110 048.
16 Representative of the University Grants Commission.
Director General of Archaeology, Archaeological Survey of India, New Delhi.
Director, National Archives, National Archives of India; New Delhi-110001.
Secretary, Department of Education, Ministry of Human Resource Development, or his/her representative.
Secretary, Department of Culture, Ministry of Human Resource Development, or his/her representative.
Financial Advisor, Department of Education, Ministry of Human Resource Development.
Director General, Anthropological Survey of India, West Block No. 2, Wing No. 6, R. K. Purnm, New Delhi-110066. Member Secretary-Vacant.
t7 APPEND/X-11
STATEMENT SHO\VING THE STAFF STRENGTH AS ON 31-3-88
Sf. Ncune c~f the Post No. of sanctioned Filled Vacant .t-•.fo. post 2 3 4 5
L ~en1ber Secretary 1 1 Director l 3. Deputy Secretary 4. Manager (Publication) 1 5. Executive Editor 1 6. Editor-cum-Project Officer 7. Administrative Officer 8. Chief Documentation Officer 9. Accounts Officer 10. Sr. Research Officer 3 3 II. Research Officer 2 2 12. Assistant Editor 1 13. Documentation Officer l 1 14. Copy Editor 1 15. Assistant Production Officer 1 16. Librarian 17. Grants-in-Aid Officer (P) I 18. P.S. to Chairman I 1 19. S.O. (Admn) 2 2 20. S.O. (Acctts) l 21. S.O. (Internal Audit) 1 22. S.R.A. 7 3 4 23. Editorial. Assistant 2 2 24. Production Assistant I 25. Sr. Stenographer (Grade I) 1 26. P .A. (Confidential) 27. Sr. Stenographer
18 Name of the Post Name of sanctioned Filled Vacant post ------~--~--~--··- 2 3 4 5 Assistant 6 6 Accountant Assistant Cash Library Assistant Technical Assistant 1 Caretaker Jr. Stenographer (Sl. Gr.) 1 Jr. Stenographer 7 3 4 U.D.C. 5 5 Accounts Assistant/Clerk 6 6 Proof Reader Copy Holder 1 Xerox Operator 1 Staff Car Driver 4 4 Gestetner Operator 1 L.D.C. 19 19 Lift Operator I Scooter Driver Storekeeper P.A. Grade III 1 1 Jr. Hindi Translator l 1 Hindi Typist 1 Daftry Group D (Sl. Cr.) 4 4 Library Attendant 1 l Farash-cum-Peon 13 13 Chowkidar 3 3 Sweeper 2 2
Total 125 110 15
19 x~-III
INDIAN COUNCIL OF HISTORICAL RESEARCH RECEIPT AND PAYMENT ACCOUNT OF INDIAN COUNCIL OF HISTORICAL RESEARCH FOR THE YEAR ENDlNG MAUCH 1988 RECEIPT PAYMENT Head Amount Amount Head Amount Amount Amount
·---~-----~----~-- 2 3 4 5 6 7
--~-----~--- I. Opening balance as I. Council Non-Plan Pian on 1-4-87 I. Establishment charges : Cash in hand 6,909 A, Administration Cash at Bank 4,09,558 4,16,467 ----- i. Pay and allowances tv 0 of Officers L59,170 II. Grants received from Govt. of India during ii. Pay and allowanres the year of establishment 9,50,516 1,05,695 lndian Council of i, iii. Medical charges 70,912 4,673 Historical Research Non-Plan 75,00,COO iv. T.A. of officers and Plan 40,00,000 1,15,00,000 establishment 4,556 456 -·---- v. Leave salary and ii. Special Projects pension contribution 31,370
A) Towards Freedom 17,85,000 17,~5.000 ------vi. Employer's share and 33,841 367 HI. Contribution from interest on CPF/GPF other sources 6,259 ------(UNESCO SEMINAR)____ 6,259 Total AdministTation : 12,50,375 1,11,191
~~ 2 3 4 5 6 7
IV. Other R€ceipts B. Academic Unit
I. Sale of Books aud Ro)•alty : i. Pay and allowances of officers 3,69,872 42,014 a) Plan 25,702 ii. Pay and allowances of establishment 5,57 ,845. b) Towards Freedom Project IV - iii. Medical charges 35,434 810
II. Sale proceeds in iv. T.A. of officers respect of Journa I : and establishment 12,795 1,841
a) Plan 35,662 61,364 v. Leave salary and Pension conti·ibution 13,418
v. Misc. Receipts vi. Employer's share a) Non-Plan 92,728 and interest on CPF/GPF 24,813 3,436 b) Plan c) Towards Freedom 1,547 94,275 ------Total Academic Unit:- 10,14,177 48,101 10,62,278 2 3 4 ------5 6 7 VI. Adjustment of Advances: C. Documentation Centre
a) Conting~nt Advances i. Pay and allowances of officers 1,89,854 Advances to Adminis- i. H. Pay and allowances of tration Section 19,675 establishments 1,31,849 ii. Advances to Documen- iii. Medical charges 11.161 tation Centre 2,000 iv. T.A. of officers and establishment 524 iii. Advances for Publica- v. Leave salary and tion of .Books 31,190 52,865 pension contribution ---- vi. Employer's share and interest on CPF/G PF 10,145 b) Advances to Council's Total Documentation ----- tv employees Centre~- 3,43.533 - 3,43,533 N ------i. Festival advances 27,030 ii. Flood advances - D. Journal Unit m. Cycle advances 3,175 i. Pay and allowances of officers iv. House Building advance 96,992 81,659 ii. Pay and allowances of v. Scooter advances 13,669 establishment 1,61,089 vi. Leave salary advances iii. Medical charges 5,388 to deputationists 1,944 iv. T.A. of officers and establishment 9,220 vii. Car advances 3,996 1,52,806 v. Employer's share and ---- interest on C.P.F./GPF 14,405 ------Total carried over 1,40,69,036 Total Journal Unit:------2,71,761---- - 2,7l. 761
2 3 4 5 6 7
,,--~--··---- Brought Forward 1,40,69,036 G. Hindi Translation Unit
i. Pay and allowances of officer ii. Pay and allowances of estabHsment :n,s~s iii. Medical charges - 1,500 iv. T. A. of officers and establishment v. Leave salary and Pension contribution vi. Employer's share and interest on C.P.F. tV' Total Hinrii Translation Unit:- - 35,045 3:\045 .f:,:>..
H. Office expenses I. a) Maintenance of staff Car 27,369 35,265 b) Postage 26,333 24,675 c) Telephone charges 42,321 15.540 d) Stationery 34,787 75,197 e) Entertainment 10,083 8,095 f) Advertisement - g} Livery 15,931 7.396 h) Misc. Contingency 67,398 I,sz;oss ------~---- Total:- 2,24,222 3,18,253 ------·-~ -- II. Rent of Building Ll1.9C9 -- Total Office expenses:- 3,36,131 3,18,253 6,54,384 Total carried over 1,40,69,036 2. 3 4 s 6 7
Brought forward 1,40,69,036 H. Other charges
Printing of Annual Report and Newsletter 35,663 ii. T.A. of meetings 1,29,421 iii. Purchase of Newspapers. periodicals, etc. 92,418 iv. Audit fee 26,200 ------Total other charges :- 2,83,702 2,83,702 tv - U1 ------
Ill Publications of the Council
i. Manuscripts prepared at the initiative of the ICHR 17,726 1,18,897 t/- Publication of Council journal v 1.06,124- ~i. Sales promotion 3,487 Total Publications of ~------~- the Council:- _____l ,27,337 .. __ 1,18,897 2,46,234 Total carried over 1,40,69,036 ------2 3 4 5 6 7
Brought forward l ,40.6~,036 IV Grants-in-aid Pl'ogramme
I. Research Projects 84,288 2.37,75 I ii. Fellowships 8,6-5, t42 25.88,909 m. Study Grant 3,10,912 3,71,472 iv. Publication Grant 6,63,491 v. Assistance to Professional organisations 5,13,8Y3 vi. Survey vii. Sources Research Programme - 19,901 ------"~-~~ tv Total Grants-in-aid ~ 5(),55,759 programme :- 24,37,726 32,18,033
v. Seminar, Symposia and Conferences (Internal) i. Grants paid to other institutions 1,41,500 2,70,000 4,11,500
VI. Seminar, Symposia and Conferences (International) L Cultural Exchange Programme 6,20,828 - 6,20,828 Vll. Role of State Legislature in Freedom Struggle Total carried over 1,40,69,036 VIII. History of 2nd World War 2 3 4 5 6 7
Brought forward 1,40,69,036 IX. Studies on the Histories of other Countries with particular reference to History of India's contact with outside world X. Financial Assistance to the Scholars for facilitating Collection of Source Material available in Foreign countries - 97,059 97,069
XL Art History ~ 39,800 39,800 XII Field work for Young scholars in such Field where there is dearth of N Trained personnel "' XIII. History of Ideas and Thoughts XIV. Military History of India XV. Translation charges -· 17,144 17,144 XVI. Capital Expenditure i. Furniture and office equipments 3,740 34,814 ii. Despatch Rider/Staff Car /Matador iii. Books (Documentation Centre) 4,67,259 2,94,563 iv. Library requisites (Documentation Centre) - 65,801 ------Total:- 4,70,999 3,95,178 Total carried over 1,40,69,036 ..--..------2 3 4 5 6 7
-----~---~·---~--~~- Brought forward 1,40,69,036 B.F Dedut:t : Amount received recovered in Capital Account : Books ---~ - Net Total;- 4,70,99?_- -j}JS-.17~ 8,66,177 XVII. Dt."bt. Deposit and A(hanccs - a) Contingent adl'ances i. Advances to Administration 27,061 ii. Advances for Pub1 ica- tion of Books 91.570 iii. Advances to Documen- tation Centre 130 iv. Advances for Cultural Exchange Programme 500 v. Advances for purchase N 00 of Micro Fil111 - 1,10,917 27,691' Total (a):- -- ~92.~_37 b) Advances to Council's employees i. Leave salarv advances to deputati(:mists 14,309 ii. Festival advances 26,000 iii. Cycle advance 4,000 iv. House Building advances 1,24,000 v. Scooter Advances 17,010 vi. Fan Advances 2,000 Total (b):- --l~87JT9 Totai Debt, Deposit and Advances (a+b) 2,15,010 2,02,487 4,!74,97 ------· ----- Total Council's 77,73,468 4956,371 1,27,29,839 Total carried over 1,40,69,036 ------2 3 4 5 6 7
Brought forward 1 ,40,69.036 SPECIAL PROJECTS ASSIGNED TO THE COUNCIL :
A. To wards l•'recdom
a) Establishment charges
l. Pay and allowances of officers and staff Y.lY, 150 ii. Medical charges 37.163 iii. T.A. of officers. staff and meetings 6.990 j,) \C 1v. Leave salary and pension contnbution 3,207 v. Ernployer's share and interest on CPF[GPF 27,935 vi. Rent of Building 1,58,480 vii. Misc. contingencies 68,283 _,...,. ______Total Establishment ] 2,21,214 charges .- Total carried over 1 ,40,69,036 ------2 3 4 5 6 7
Brought forward l,40,69,036 b) J>ubUcation charges PubHcr.tion and Printing charges Total;-
c) Capital Expenditure i. Books 50,021 ii. Furniture and office equipments 49,447 ·---- Total:- 99,468 w 0 ------
d) Debt, Deposit and advances Security Deposit for Telephones Contingent Advance ----- Total;- ---- Total Towards 13,20,682 13,20,682 Freedom:- Total carried over 1,40,69,036 ----- 2 3 4 5 6 7
Brought forward 1 ,40,69,036 Total Disbursement : 1 ,40,50,521 Closing Balance
Cash in Hand 10,930 Cash at Bank 7,585 18,515
----- ·------GRAND TOTAL l ,40,69,036 1.40~69,036 ------w
(C. L. VERMA ) (G. P. GUPTA) ( T. R. SAREEN) Section Officer (Accounts) Accounts Officer Director INDIAN COUNCIL OF HISTORICAL RESEARCH INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR 1987-SS Amount E;;;pcnditure Non~ Pian Plan Amount Income Ammmt Amount
~------
To .c\dministration 12,50.375 1,11,191 13,615,66 By Grants received during the year 1 ,32,91 ,259 To Academic 10,141,77 48,101 10,62,278 Less amount capitalised 3,43,533 3,43,533 To Docum :ntation - during the year(-) 9,65,645 To Journal 2,71.761 - 2,71,761 1,23,25,614 To Publication 1,56,936 85,173 2,42,109 \)BY sale of books and w .jRoyalty (Plan) 25,702 N To Grant-in-aid Unit 1,03,453 - 1,03,453 T. F. Project - 25,702 To Hindi Unit -- 35,045 35,045 ----- By 1\iisc Receipts To Office expenses 3,36,131 3 18,253 6.54.384 Non-Plan 92,728 2,83,702 2..,-83;7-02 To other charges - Plan To Publication of the Towards Freedom 1,547 94,275 Council 21,213 1,18,897 1.40,110
To Grants-in-Aid Programme 24,37,726 32,18,033 56,55,759
To Seminar, Symposia and Total carried over J ,24,45.591 Conferences (Internal) 1.41,500 27,00,00 4,11,500 Amount Amount Expenditure Non~Plan Plan Amount Income Amount
To Seminar, Symposia and Brought forward L24A5.591 Conferences (International) 6.20,828 6,20.828 To Studies on the Historjes of other countries with particular reference to History of India's contact with outside world To Financial Assistance to the Scholars for facilitating collection of source material available in Foreign countries 97,069 97,069 To Art History 39,800 39.800
~ To Military History of India To Translation charges -- 17,144 17.144 69.81,335 43,58,706 113,40,041
TO SPECIAL PROJECTS L Towards Freedom Project 12.21,214 12,21,214 Excess of Expenditure over Income 1,}5,664
],25,61,255 l ,25,61 .255
£C. L. VERMA) (G. P. GUPTA) ( T. R. SAREEN) Accounts Officer Director INDIAN COUNCIL OF HISTORICAL RESEARCH BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR 1987-88 A. To Grant Capitalised 1. lly Capital Expenditure Staff Car i. Upto the end of 1986-87 39,12.158 Up to the end of I 986-87 1.03,648 During the year 1987-88 _, 1./B,648 ii. During the year 1987-88 9,65,645 48,77,803 ------II. Despatch Rider B. To CPF/GPF Upto the end of 1986-87 30,067 During the year 1987-88 30,067 Balance upto the end of - 1986-87 25,50,100 III. Matador Addition during the year Upto the end of 1986-87 1,02,065 During the year 1987-88 - 1,02,065 1987-88 9.90,002 ------IV. Furniture & Office equipments 35,40,102 Upto the end of 1986-87 17,35,685 w Less withdrawls and During the year 1987-88 a) Council .&:> temporary advances 38,554 b) Special Projects during 1987-88 5,32,482 30,07,620 (Towards Freedom) 49,447 18,23,686 ---- 88,001 Books C. To Excess income over Upto the end of 1986-87 19,40,693 - -- -oiu'ing the year 1987-88 expenditure a) Council 8,27,623 b) Special Projects 50,061 8, 77,644 28,18337 Balance upto the end of (Towards Freedom) ------1986-87 17,80,098 v. Council's Publications Excess Expenditure over Indian Historical Review : U pto the end of 1986-87 1,98,320 Income during 1987-88 (-) 1,15,664 16,64.434 During tB.e'year 1987-88 1,06,124 ------3,04,444 ---- Less sale-proceed during Total carried over 95.49,857 1987-88 (-) 35.662 2,68,782 ------Brought forward 95,49,857 c. By Debt, Deposit and Ad\·ances : L CPF/GPF Investment upto 1986-87 19,10,000 Investment Matured during 1986-87 ( -) 1.00.000 ----- 18,10,000 Investment during t 987-88 Balance; Cash in Hand Cash at Bank 1 1,97,620 11,97,620 30,07,020 --- II. Deposit for Telephone at Chairman's residence at Poona 5,000 HI. Security Deposit with C.T.O., upto 1986-87 6,000 Security Deposits with C.T.O., during 1987-88 - 6,000 ----- IV. Security Deposit for Telephones upto J986-87 50,700 w Security Deposits for Telephones Vt durirg 1987-88 Council's Towards Freedom Project - - 50,700 ------=-·--~ v. Security Deposit with Directorate of Estate during 1985-86 7,320 VL Ad\'ances to employees : a) Leave salary advances to deputationists Balance upto end of 1986-87 23,654 Advances during 1987-88 14,309 ----- 37,963 Less : Adjustment during 1987-88 _.. _____7,944 Total carried over 95,49.857 Balance 30,019 Brought forward 95,49,857 b) Festival Advances Balance upto the end of l9R6-87 13,H45 Advances during 1987-88 26,000 39.H45~ Less : Adjustment during 1987-88 27,030 Balance t:uqs C) Cycle Advances : Balnnce upto the end of 1986-87 2,276 Advances during 1987-88 4.000 6-:276" Less: Adjustment during 1987-88 3,175 Balance :1.101 d) Scooter Advance B'::1.lance upto the end of 1986-87 33,225 Advances during 1987-88 17,0l0 UJ ·- 50,235 0\ Less : Adjustment during 1987-88 13,fi69 Batance 36.566 e} House Building Advance Balance upto the end of 1986-87 f), 11,237 ~- Advances during 1987-88 1,24,000 -7,35,237 Less : Adjustment during 1987-88 96,992 Balance 6.38.245 f) Car Advance Car Advance upto 1987-88 24,309 Less : Adjustment during 1987-88 3.996 Balance 20.313 g) Fan Advance Advance during 1987-88 2,000 Less : Adjustment during 1987-88 Total carried over 95,49;857 Balance 2,000 Brought forward 95,49)857 VII Other Advances Translation Project Balance upto the end of 1986-87 3,964 a) Advances during 1987-88 Less : Adjustment during 1987-88 Balance 3,964 b) Advances for purchase of Micro Film Advance during 1987-88 1,10,917 Less : Adjustment during 1987-88 - Balance 1,10,917 VHI. Contingent Advances Advances for Publication of Books Balance upto the end of 1986-87 2,67,114 Advance during 1987-88 91,570 w ---- '--.l 3,58,684 Less : Adjustment during 1987-88 31,190 Balance 3,27,494 b) Advances to Documentation Centre Balance upto the end of 1986-87 2,000 Advances during 1987-88 130 ---- 2,130 Less : Adjustment during 1987-88 2,000 ---- Balance 130 c) Advances to Administration Balance upto the end of 1986-87 1,07,742 Advances during the year 1987-88 27,061 ---- 1,34,803 Less ; Adjustment during 1987-88 19,675 Total carried over 95,49,857 Balance: 1,15,128 Brought forward 95,49,857 d) Advances to Grant~in-aid (Cultural Exchange Programme) Balance upto the end of J 986-87 367 Advance during 1987-88 ---500 867 Less : Adjustment during 1987-88 Balance 867 e) Advances to T.F. Project Balance upto the end of 1986-87 6,558 Advances during the year 1987-88 ---- 6,558 Less Adjustment during 1987-88 - w 00 6,558 By dosing balance Cash in Hand 10,930 Cash at Bank 7,585 18,515 ------~- ---- 95,49,857 GRAND TOTAL : 95,49,857 -~----
( C. L. VERMA ) (G. P. GUPTA) ( T. R. SAREEN) Section Officer (Accounts} Accounts Officer Director Receipt Payment Head Amount Amount Head Amount Amount 1 2 3 4 5 6
I. Opening balance as on 1.4.1987 - - I. Administration 12,50,375 11. Academic 10,14,177 II. Grants received from Govt. of III. Documentation Centre 3,43,533 India during the year 1987-88 75,00,000 75,00,000 IV. Journal Unit 2,71,761 V. Publication Unit 1,56,936 III. Contribution from other sources VI. Grants-in-aid Unit (Payment) 1,03,453 UNESCO 6,259 6,259 VH. Other charges 2,83,702 VIII. Office expenses IV. Other Receipts a) Misc. contingencies 2,24,222 Misc. Receipts 92,728 92,728 b) Rent of building 1,11,909 3,36,131 1.1.) \0 ----.. 1X. Publication of the Council 1,27,337 X. Grant-in-aid programme 24,37,726 v. Adjustment of Advances XL Seminar, Symposia and conferences a) Advances to Administration 19,675 a) Internal 1,41,500 b) Advances to Documentation Centre 2,000 b} International 6,20,828 7,62,328 c) Leave salary advances to XII. Capi al Expenditure deputationists 7,944 a) Books and Library d) Festival advances 27,030 requisite 4,67,259 e) Flood advances - b) Furniture & Office f) Cycle advances 3.175 equipments 3,740 g) Scooter advance 13,669 c) Staff Car/Matador h) House Building Advance 96,992 Total: _±,70,999 i ) Car advance 3,996 1,74,481 ------·--- Deduct : Amount received/ recovered on Capital Account - Total carried over 77,73,468 Net: 4.70,999 4,70,999 2 3 4 5 6
Brought forward 77,73,468 xu. Dcbr, Deposit and Advances a) Advances to Documentation Centre l30 b) Advances to Administration 27,061 c) Advances for Cultural Exchange Programme 500 d) Festival Advances 26,000 e) Cycle Advance 4,000 f) House Building Advance J ,24,000 g) Scooter Advance J7,010 h) Fan Advance 2,000 ~ 0 i) Leave Salary advance to deputationists 14,309 2,15,010 Closing Balance ---- 77,73,468 Grand Total : 77,73,468 ------
( C. L. VERMA ) ( G. P. GUPTA) ( T. R. SAREEN ) Director Section Officer (Accounts) Accounts Officer PROFORMA ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR 1987-88 COUNCIL CORE PROGRAMME (Plan)
RECEIPT PAYMENT He11d Amount Amount Head Amount Amount 2 3 4 5 6 I. Opening balance as on I. Administration 1,11,191 1-4-87. 8,99,577 8,99,577 II. Academic Programme 48,101 Ill. Publication Unit 85,173 II. Grant-in-aid from Govt. IV. Hindi Translation Unit 35,045 of I11dia during the year 40,00,000 40,00,000 v. Offic~ i:Xpenses : Misc. contingencies 3,18,253 III. Other Receipts VI. Publications of the Council 1,18,897 vn. Grants-in-aid Programme 32,18,033 a) Sale of Books and VIII. Role of State Legislature in Freedom Struggle ..p...... Royalty 25,702 IX . Studies on the Histories of other countri~s with particular b) Sale proceed in respect reference to History of India's of Journals 35,662 contact with outside world X. Financial Assistance to the c) Misc. Receipts - 61,364 Scholars for facilitating ---- collection of Source Material available in Foreign countries 97,069 IV. Adjustment of Advances XI. Art History 39,800 XII. Military History of India a} Advances for Publication XIII. Translation charges 17,144 of Books 31.190 31,190 XIV. Seminar, Symposia and conferences (Internal) ------2,70,000 Tctal carried over 49,92,131 XV. Capit:ai Expendi ure ------i. Furniture and Offlc';! Equipments 34,814 ii. Books (Documentation Centre) 2,94,.563 iii. Library requisites 65,801 3,95,178 (Documentation Centre) 2 3 4 5 6
Brought forward 49,92,131 XVL Debt, Deposit and Advances
i. Advances for Publication of Books 91,570
ii. Advances for purchase of Micro Film l,l0,9l7 2,02,487
XVII. Excess Expenditure during ,.t;... N 1984-85 on the Praja Manda\ Project 25,757
Total 49,82,128
Closing Balance 10,003
49,92,131 49,92,131
(C. L. VERMA) (G. P. GUPTA) (T. R. SAREEN) Section Officer (Accounts) Accounts Officer Director PROFORMA ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR 1987-88 TOWARDS FREEDOM
RECEIPT PAYMENT Head Amount Amount Head Amount Amount
I. Opening balance as a) L Pav and allowances of on I-4-87 - offfcers and staff 9,19,!50 - H. Medical charges 37,163 IlL T.A. of offkers, stall' and II. Grants from the Govt. Meeting 6,996 of India during the IV. Leave salary and pension year 1987-88 17,85,000 17,85,000 contribution 3,207 v. Employer's share and interest on CPF /GPF 27.935 III. Misc. Receipts 1,547 1,547 VI. Rent of Building L58,480 VII. Misc. contingencies 68,283 IV. Sale of Books and VIII. Honorarium for editing - 12,21,214 Royalty ------,J:::.. b) Publication charges w Publication and Printing v. Adjustment of Advance charges
a) Advances to Towards C) Capital Expenditure Freedom Staff - - i. Furniture and office equipments 49,447 ii. Books 50,021 99,468 ------Total:- 13.20,682
-~-- Excess expenditure over income during 1986-87 4,57,353 Closing balance 8,512 ------17,86.547 Grand Total :- 17,86,547
(C. L. VERMA) (G. P. GUPTA) (T. R. SAREEN) Section Officer (Accounts} Accounts Officer Dh·ector INDIAN COUNCIL OF HISTORICAL RESEARCH Receipt & P11yment Account of GPF I CPF for the year 198'7-88
Receipts Payment Opening balance as on 1.4.87 Payments made to subs~ribers towards advances, withdrawals and (i) F. D. 19,10,000 final settlements 5,32,482 (ii) Cash at Bank 6,40,100 Closing balance as on 31.3.88 (iii) Cash in Hand (i) F. D. (in N.S.Cs.) 18.10,000 Subscription including refund (ii) Cash at Bank 11,97,620 of Advances 7,79,669
~ .t:;. Council's contribution 20,965 Interest received from S.B.I. 20,613 Interest earned on N.S.C. (F.D.) 55,500 76,113 Interest (on employee cont. + Council Cont.) 1,13,255 35,40,102 Grand Total :- 35,40,102
(C. L. VERMA) (G. P. GUPTA) (T. R. SAREEN) Section Officer (Accounts) Accounts Officer Director GPF/CPF ACCOUNT OF INDIAN COUNCIL Oli' HISTORICAL RESEARCH FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR 1987·88
Partit:ulars Subscription & C.D./D.A./HRA/ Council's Interest Incentive Total refund/ CCA credited contribution on CPF/ b:mus withdrawals to CPFJGPF GPF
-~--- Opening Balance 7,04,833 1,39,677 8,44,529 8,46,227 14,834 25,50,100 Add during the year 1987-88 7,79,669 - 20,965 1,89,368 -- 9,90,002 Less paid during tbe +>- Vl year 1987-88 Withdrawals and temporary advances 5,32,482 - - - - 5,32.482 -- Closing balance 9,52,020 1,39,677 8,65,494 - 10,35,595 14,834 30,07.610 ------Note:- A sum of Rs. J8,10,100/- has been invested in seven years National Savings Certificates.
(C. L. VERMA) (G. P. GUPTA) (T. R. SAREEN) Section Officer (Accounts) Accounts Officer Director APPENDIX-IV
AUDIT CERTIFICATE
I have examined the Accounts and Balance Sheet of the Indian Council of Historical Research, New Delhi for the year ending 31st March 1988. I have obtained all the information and explanations that I have required and, subject to the observations in the appended Audit Report, 1 certify as a result of my audit that in my opinion these Accounts and the Balance Sheet are properly drawn up so as to exhibit a true and fair view of state of affairs of the Council according to the best of my information and explanations given to me and as shown in the books of the Council.
Sd/· DIRECTOR OF AUDIT-I CENTRAL REVENUES, NEW DELHI
PLACE : NEW DEL DATED:29-8~88
46 APPENDIX-v·
RESEARCH PROJECTS
·The following is the list of research projects sanctioned during the year. The amount sanctioned is given in bracket :
1. Shri A. D. Khan, 129, Colonel Ganj, Allahabad, "A History ofSadarat in Medieval India (Vol. II)" (Rs. 10,000/-)
2. Shri B. S. Das, Professor, Deptt. of Humanities & Social Sciences, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur-721302, "Some Aspects of Freedom Movement in Frontier Bengal 1928-45'' (Rs. 40,000/- with a Jr. Research Assistm1t @ Rs. l 000/- p. m.)
3. Shri D. P. Gupta, History Department, Rajasthan University, Jaipur, "Mohandas Karam Chand Gandhi : The Problem of untouchability etc.'' (Rs. 15,000/-)
4. Professor K. Rajayyan, "Social Movement and Party Politics in Kerala (1750-1982)" (Rs. 10,000/-)
5 Shri Rajiv Kumar Verma, 104, Bhai Parmanand Colony, Delhi, "Society and Economy under the Kalachuries of Trip uri'' (Rs. 4000/-)
6. Professor A. D. Gupta, "Bibliography of Indian Ocean Material in Indian Libraries'' (Rs. 40,000/-)
7. Dr. S. R. Verma, M. L. B. College, Jiwaji University, Gwalior, "A Survey of Source :Material of the Medieval History of Gwalior Region". (Rs. 19,950/-)
8. Shri S. K. Lal, Departmen~ of Sociology, Jodhpur University~ Jodhpur, "To Start Oral Material Collecti?n" (Rs. 25,000/-)
9. Shri K. C. Jain, "I(alidasa .~nd His Times" ·(Rs. 6,000/-)
47 10. Dr. R. M. Vora, C/o Dr. W. N. Kuber, Ashiyana, 27-A1 Senedatta Peth, Pune-411 030, "A Study of .1940 Individual Satyagraha and 1942 Quit India Movements in Western Maharashtra" ( Rs. 17 ,000(-)
11. Dr. B. R. Gopal, Professor & Head of the Department of History, Sri Krishnadevaraya University, Anantapur, ''_Epigraphic Carnatica '' to work on "Archaeological Survey of Anantapur District" and "The Freedom Movement in Rayalaseema" ( Rs. 25,000/-)
12. Professor Suraj Bhan, Department of AJHC & Archaeology, Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra, ''History of Haryana C. 3000 B. C. - A. D. 1206 - A Study of Socio-Economic Formations'' (Rs. 35,000}· P. A. for a period of two years)
13. Shri J. P. Mishra, ''An Analytical Study of the Problem of Thngee and Dacoity and its Suppression 1828 ~ 1863" (An additional amount of R s. 6,000/- was approved)
14. Shri Stephen Padua, State Dale, Konthruthy, Cochin, "History of Anglo-Indian Community Preparation" (An additional amount of R s. 5,000/~ was approved)
15. ICHR, "We Fought Together for Freedom'' (Rs. 50,000/-)
16. Dr. S. D. Trivedi, "Process of acculturation between India and South East Asia with special reference to Sanskrit" (Rs. 15,000/-)
17. Professor R. C. Gaur, "Explorations in District Muzaffarpur
and adjoining areas" (Rs. 10,000/-)
18. Dr. Jagat Narayan, Associate Professor, Govt. College, Kota, Rajasthan, "Survey of the Private records of the Kota States including Bakshi Khana records" (Rs. 20,000/-)
19. Dr. H. S. Bhatti, Director, Pratap Shodh Parishtan, Udaipur, ''Maharana Raj Singh, Udaipur Ki Bahi Ka Sampadan" (Rs. 45,000/·)
48 20. Professor Abdus Subhan, 8 KYD Street, Calcutta, ·~Descrip tive Catalogues of Persian documents relating to Central Asia in libraries in regions outside Eastern India" (Rs. 50,000/-)
21. Shri Abhijit Das Gupta, Development Dialogue, P-472, Lake Terrace Extn., Calcutta-29, "Silk Industry of Bengal 1981- 1984" (Rs. 25,000/·)
22. Mrs. K. Vimala Menon, 31/2, Guruprasad Bund Garden Road, Pune, "St John Thackeray in Dharwad an Admi nistrative Study 1818-1824" (Rs. 7,000/-)
23. Professor Bipan Chandra, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, "A History of the Indian National Congress" (Rs. 50,000/-)
24. Professor A. Rudra~ "Transition from Feudalism to Capita~ lism" (Rs. 25,000/-)
25. Dr. S. H. Qasmi, Reader, Deptt. of Persian, Delhi University, Delhi, "A Union Catalogue of Persian Manuscripts of History of India'' (Rs. 10,000/-)
26. Dr. Mokkhan Lal, Centre of Advanced Study, 26, AMU, Aligarh, "An Archaeological Atlas of the Ganga Yamuna Doab" (Rs. 20,000/-)
27. Shri Salyajit Chaudhary, Secretary, H. P. Shastri, Gaves Hana Kendra Shastri Villa, Haihati-743165, "Socio-Econo mic and Cultural History of Haveli Shahar Pargana" (Rs. 20,000/-)
28. Dr. H. Baroh, Professor, Head of Centre for Creative Arts, North-Eastern Hill University, Shillong, "Art History of Meghalaya'' (Rs. 7 ,000/-)
29. Professor A. Q. Raffiqi, Professor and Head, Post-Graduate Department of History, Kashmir University, Srinagar- 6, "An annotated Bibliography of the Persian MSS on Science and Technology in Srinagar Research Library" (Rs. 30,000/~)
49 30. Dr. Hari Singh, Senior Lecturer, J. L. Nehru dovernment Post-Graduate College, Faridabad, '"People's Movements in Haryana 0919~34)'' (Rs. 20,000/-)
31. Dr. S.C. Kashyap, '"Nehru's Role in the Development of Democracy in India" (Rs. 50.000/-)
32. Professor J. S. Grewal, Gurunanak Dev University: Amritsar, "Selection from Khalsa Darbar Records" (Rs. 50,000/-)
50 APPENDIX-VI
FELLOWSHIPS The following are Fellowships sanctioned during the year. fhe amount sanctioned is given in brackets :
1. Smt. Geeta Vasudevan, 6, 7th Cross Karpagam, Gardens Adyar, Madras, "Temple functionaries in the ChoJa Period (850 AD to 1250 AD)'\ (Rs. 3000/- per annum contingent grant with fellowship @, Rs. 800/- per month for two years and six months). 2. Sh. T. V. Gopalachari, Deputy Chief Librarian, ASI, New Delhi, "An Annotated Index to Archaeological Excavated" (Rs. 3000/- per annum contingent grant with fellowship @ Rs. 1500/- per month for two years). 3. Sh. C. T. M. Kothari, 2. Thpe Unkatachala, Mudali Street, Triplicane, Madras, "Irrigation System under Vijayanagar Empire", (Rs. 3000/- per annum contingent grant wHh fellowship @ Rs. 1500/- per month for two years).
4. Smt. Kumud Giri, D-51/45, Surya Kund, Varanasi, "Jain Mahapurana Ek Kala Parak Adhyayana'', (Rs. 3000/- per annun1 contingent grant with fellowship @ Rs. 800/- per month for two years and six months). 5. Dr. K. Suryanarayana, Department of History, Waltair- 530003, "Socio-Cultural History of the Andhras as Reflected in Telugu Literature till I 7th Century", (Rs. 3000/- per annum contingent grant with fellowship Rs. 1200/- per month for two years). 6. Dr. Priya Bala Shah, 12, Sadma Society, Naurangpuri, Ahmedabad, "Historical Study of the Ancient Temples of Gujarat (Upto 1300 AD)", . (Rs. 5000/- per annum contingent grant with fellowship @ Rs. 2000/w per month for two years). 7. Ms. S. Anandhi, 309, Godavari Hostel, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, "Conditions and Status of Women 51 in Madras City 1890-1950", (Rs. 3000/- per annum contingent grant with fellowship Rs. 800/- per month for two years and six months).
8. 'Mohd. Maazam, Banaras .Hindu University, Varanasi. ''Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad Ki Urdu Patrakarita Avam Reshtraward", (Rs. 3000/- per annum contingent grant with fellowshjp Rs. 800/- per month for two years and six months).
9. Dr. P. S. Joshi~ 7, Vag Vaijayanti, Sahitya Sahawa, Bandra (East), Bombay-400051, "Chhatrapati Rr.jaram 1670-1700 AD", (Rs. 3000/- per annum contingent grant with fellowship @ Rs. 1500/-per month for two years).
IO. Dr. R. Tirumalai, 114, Chamiers Road, Madras, ''Township of Cola Heartland", (Rs. 5000/- per annum contingent grant with fellowship @ Rs. 2000/- per month for two years).
11. Professor V .C. Drabu, 6, Khazachi House, Srinagar, Kashmir, "Archaeology and Art of Kashmir", (Rs. 8000/- per annum contingent grant with fellowship @ Rs. 2500/- per month for two years).
12. Shri Rajesh Nath Trepathi, Gorakhpur University, Gorakh~ pur, "Malia Ganarojya ltihas Avam Sanskriti", (Rs. 3000/ per annum contingent grant with fellowship @ Rs. 800/ per month for two years and six months).
13. Shri Amal Das Sharma, Sector Vll/1250, R. K. Puram, New Delhi, "Evolution, Growth and Influence of Gharanas in Hindustani Music", (Rs. 5000/~ per annum contingent grant with fellowship @ Rs. 1500/- per month for one year).
14. Shri Y.K. Bukhari, National Archives of India, Civil Lines, Bhopal, "Asrarul Khat", (Rs. 5000/- per annum contingent grant with fellowship @ Rs. 2000/- per month for two years).
15. Dr. Govind Agrawal, Lok Sanskiriti Sodh Sansthan, Nagar Sri Churu, qChuru Collectionof Hundis", (Rs. 5000/- per
52 annum contingent grant with fellowship @ Rs. 2000/- per month for two years).
Shri Sudharshi Singh~ Department of History and Indian Culture, Rajasthan University, Jaipur, "Economic History of Rajasthan (8th Century AD to 13th Century AD)'\ (Rs. 3000/ per annum contingent grant with fe11owship @. Rs. 800/- per month for two years and six months).
Dr L. R. Khan, AHgarh Muslim University, Aligarh, ''The Role of the Ulama .in lndjan Freedom Movement with special reference to Jamiat-LH-Ulama-e-Hind 1847-1947", (Rs. 3000/ per annum contingent gmnt with fellowship 1200/- per month for two years and six months).
Professor G. Chattopadhyaya, :2, Palam Place, Calcutta- 700019, "The Working Class in India's Struggle for Freedom 1860-1947'', (Rs. 5000/- per annum contingent grant with fe1lowship Rs. 2000/- per month for two years).
Shri Kishwar Area, Department of Economics, Aligarh Muslim University, A1igarh~ ''The Growth of Landless Labour and Agrarian Change in Western U.P. 1951-81'", (Rs. 3000/- per annum contingent grant with fellowship @ Rs. 800/- per month for two years and six months).
Dr. (Mrs.) Jyotisar Sharma, A-1/125, Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi, "17~ 18 Shati Ke Hindi Kavi Varadh and Gupal Ki racbnayon mein smajik and sanskritik Jeewan", (Rs. 3000/- per annum contingent grant with feBowship @ Rs. 1200/- per month for two years).
Professor A. R. Desai, "Indian State and its approach to Religion from 1930- 47''. (Rs. 8000/- per annum contingent grant with fellowship @ Rs. 2500/- per month for two years).
Professor V. S. Pathak~ "Translation of Social Structure and process from Proto Vedic period to the later Vedic age", (Rs. 8000/- per annum contingent grant with fellowship @ Rs. 2500/- per month for two years). 53 23. Miss A. Vergis, Sofia College for Women, Bhola Bhai Desai Road, Bombay, "Religious Life in the city of Vijayanagar 1346-1565 AD", (Pay Protection Fellowship for two years).
24. Miss P.P. Devi, Baga Road, P.O. lmphal, Manipur-795001, "'The History of the Rise and Growth of Hinduism in Mani pur'' (Rs. 3000/- per annum contingent grant with fellowship @ Rs. 800/- per month for one year and six months).
25. Shri Rajiv Lochan, C/o Professor Saberwal, 140, New Campus, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, "The Communal Social Process with special reference to Maulana Mohd. Ali and Mahatma Gandhi-1910-20", (Rs. 3000/- per annum contingent grant with fellowship @ Rs. 800/- per month for six months).
26. Shri Manoj Kumar Sharma, L. S. College, Bihar University, Muzaffarpur, "The Landlords' response to the National Movement in Bihar 1885-1947~·, (Rs. 3000/- per annum contingent grant with fellowship @) Rs. 800/- per month for two years and six months).
27. Shri P. C. Acharya, 135, Jhelum Hostel, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, "Congress Party and Politics in, Orissa 1920-36", (Rs. 3000/- per annum contingent grant with fellowship @ Rs. 800/- per month for two years and six months).
28. Shri S. Farid Ahmad, Md. Habib Hall, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, "Aligarh and National Politics 1885- 1921 ;, , (Rs. 3000/- per annum contingent grant with fellowship @ Rs. 800/- per month for two years and six months).
29. Shri Chandranani Mishra, Sant Kabir Hostel, Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur, U.P., "Bhartiya Rashtriya Andolan main Sampurnandh Ka Yogdan 1920·47", (Rs. 3000/- per annum contingent grant with fellowship @ Rs. 800/- per month for one year).
54 Dr. S.A. Sali, Govind Chhaya, Block No. I, Ajak Nagar~ Aurangabad-43100 1, "Investigations into the Neolithic of Northern Deccan'', (Rs. 5000/- per annum contingent grant with fellowship @ Rs. 1500/- per month for two years). Shri R. P. Raj, Department of Archaeology and Culture, Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur, "Inter-state Relations in Ancient India from the earliest times to 3rd Century B.C.", (Rs. 3000/- per annum Contingent grant with Fellowship @ Rs. 800/- per mont11 for two years and six months). Miss Rita Chaudhuri, Department of Ancient Indisn History and Culture, Calcutta University, Calcutta, "Economic History of the Gangetic Plains as gleaned from land grants 8th to 12th Centuries", (Rs. 3000/- per annum Contingent grant with fellowship @ Rs. 800/- per month for two years and six months). Shri Subhodh Kumar, Research Scholar, Siri Nava Nalandal Mabavihara, Magadh University, Bodh Gaya, "A Historical Survey of Bhutanese Buddhism", (Rs. 3000/- per annum Contingent grant with fellowship @ Rs. 800/- per month for two years and six months). Shri Shubha Pathak, Department of History of Arts, :Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, "Trisati Salaka Purusacaritra Kalra Parak Adhyayan", (Rs. 3000/- per annum Contingent grant with fellowship @: Rs. 800/- per month for two years and sjx months).
Dr. P. C. Chaudhary, Madhavpur, Gauhati, "Studies in the Source Materials of the History of Medieval Assam (13th to early 18th century)", (Fellowship Rs. 2500/- p.m. with con tingent grant of Rs. 8000/- p.a. for a period of two years). Shri M. S. Anwar, Centre for Advanced Study, Department of History, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, ''Mugbal Empire Relations with the State of Khandesh and Ahmad Nagar 1536-1636 A.D.'\ (Fellowship@ Rs. 800/~ p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 2i years). 55 37. Shri V. K. Bawal 207/3, Road No. 12, Banjera Hills, Hyderabad, ''The Nizam Between British Raj and Independent India 20th Century Hyderabad 1900-1956'', (Fellowship @\ Rs. 2500/~ p.m. and contingent grant of Rs. 8,000/- per annum for a period of two years). 38. Prabha Kumari, Muzaffarpur, "History of the Growth of Collegiate Education in Bihar (1863-1938)", (Fellowship @1 Rs 800/- p. m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p. a. for a period of 2? years). 39. Smt. Jayashree C. S., Deptt. of History, Calicut University, Calicut, ''Authority and Discipline in Medieval Society of Kerala : 1499-181 T', (Fellowship @ Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 2! years). 40. Dr. S. C. Bajpai, "Kumaun - An Interdisciplinary Study of a Region in the Himalayas", (Enhancement of contingent grant from Rs. 5000/- to 8000/- ). 41. Shri Krishna Deva, 150-A, Ravindrapuri. New Colony, Varanasi, "North Indian Temple Architecture", (Fellowship @ Rs. 2,500/- p.m. with contingent grant of Rs. 8,000/- p.a. for a period of two years). 42. Dr. Gurudru Bhuhamam, Bhandarkar Oriental Research Intitute, Pune, "Analytical and Comparative Study of the connects of Ganesa in Hindu Tantrism", (Fellowship @ Rs. 2,000/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 8,000/ p. a. for a period of two years). .. 43. Kumari Suparna Chatterjee. Deptt. of AIHC & Archaeology, Allahabad University, Allahabad, ".Motifs an5} Themes in the Kusana Art", (Fellowship @ Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 2k years). 44. Shri Ramphyare Mishra, 94, G. B. Hostel, Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur, "A Study of the History of Vaishna vism with special reference to Pancharatra System and its Source material'\ (Fellowship @ Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- per annum for a period of 2t years). 56 45. Dr. (Mrs.) Savita Sharma, 31/13 Lanka, Malviya Bhavan, Varanasi, "Study of the Seytho-Parthian and Kushana Inscriptions and Coins of the Udyana-Gandhara Region", (Fellowship @ Rs. 1200/- p. m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 5000/- for a period of two years).
46. Mrs. Abha Tripathi, Deptt. of AIHC & Arch., University of Allahabad, Allahabad, "A Cultural Study of the Kalachuri Chedi Inscriptions'', (Fellowship @ Rs. 800/- p. m. for a period of 2~ years with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a.).
47. Dr. P.S. Kanaka Durga Putcha, Deptt. of History & Culture, Nagarjuna University, Nagarjuna Nagar, A. P., "Socio Economic History of Ancient Andhra (3rd century B.C. to 7th century A.D.)", (Fellowship @ Rs. 1200/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 5000/- for a period of two years).
48. Dr. Shanti Swan:p, D. A. V. Post- Graduate College, Azamgarh (U.P.), ''Decorative Designs in Mughal Handi~ crafts'', (Fellowship @ Rs. 2000/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. ·8000/- p.a. for a period of two years).
49. Shri Muzaffar-el-Islam, Centre of Advanced Study, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, "Perceptions of Nationalism in Urdu Poetry (1884-1947)", (Fellowship @ Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p. a. for a period of 2~ years).
50. Professor Vishnu Mittra, Lucknow, "Man/Plant relationship in space and time", (Fellowship @ Rs. 2500/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 8000/- p.a. for a period of 2 years).
51. Dr. Pankaj Kumar Singh, "The Labour Unrest in U. P. 1920-47'', (Fellowship @ Rs. J200/- p.m. for a period of 2! years with a contingent grant of Rs. 5000/- p.a.). 52. Kumari Prabha Arya, Killarney House, Distt. & P. 0. Nainital, "History· of Land settlements in Kumaon during the British period"; (Fellowship @. Rs. 800/- p. m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for a period of 2~ years). 57 53. Kurnari Archna Bharadwaj, Lucknow, "·Political Idea of Sri Aurobindo Ghosh (A Historical Study)", (Fellowship @ Rs. 800/- p. m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p. a. for a period of 2t years). 54. Ms. Gauri Srivastava, New Delhi, "The study of Socio economic Political aspects of Growth of higher education of women in Bombay Presidency", (Fellowship @ Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p. a.. for a period of 2l years). 55. Professor Vikramjit Singh, New Delhi, "Military campaigns of the Third Anglo Mysore War A.D. 1790~92'', (Fellowship Rs. 2500/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 8000/ p.a. for a period of two years).
56. Kurnari Nirula Lal, Meerut, "Russia and India : An Analytical study of freedom struggle 1917-4T', (Fellowship Rs. 800/~ p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for 2-~- years). 57. Smt. Sathi S. M., Department of AIHC & Archaeology, Nagpur University, Nagpur, "Kerala Temples : A Socio economic Analysis 800 A.D. to 1400 A. D."~ (Fellowship ((~/) Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 2-~ years). 58. Ms. Kiran Singh, Department of History, Faculty of Social
Sciences, B.H.U. 1 Varanasi, "Textile in Ancient India (Indus Valley up to 11auryan Period)", (Fellowship Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p. a. for a period of 2l years). 59. Shri V. R. Mani, 14-A/25, WEA, New Delhi, "Later Chola Architecture", (Pay Protection Fellowship for two years).
60. Shri Nalin Bilochan, Research Scholar, Department of History, Bihar University, Muzaffarpur, "Prachin Bhartiya Pasho Palan Vyavastha evam Tajjai.nta Samasyaon Ka Adhyayan", (Fellowship@ Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 2! years). 58 61. Dr. (Mrs) H. Rangarajan, No. 8, Bank House, Bombay, "The Study of Origin and Development of Ramanuja Sampradaya in Gujarat", (Fellowship @ Rs. 1200/- p.m with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of two years).
62. Dr. M. N. A. Khan, Retired Jr. Lecturer, Hyderabad Uni versity, Hyderabad, "External Relations of the Bahmani Kingdom", (Fellowship@ Rs. 1200/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p. a. for a period of two years).
63. Miss Seema Sharma, History Department, Rajasthan Uni versity, Jaipur, "Industries in Medieval Raja~than A Socio economic study during the 18th century", (Fellowship @ Rs. 800/- p. m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p. a. for a period of 2l years).
64. Miss Anjali \Vali, Post Graduate Deptt. of History~ University of Jammu, Jammu, "Early Medieval Temples of Kashmir: A critical study'\ (Fellowship @. Rs. 800/- p. m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- for a period of 2i years).
65. Shri P. Chitrawal, A-5 B/178·A, Janakpuri, New Delhi, "Status of Depressed Classes people as reflected in Tamil Literature 700 A.D. - 1900 A.D.", (Fellowship @ Rs. 1200/ p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p. a. for a period of 2 years).
66. Shri Bhuvneshwar Kumar, 123, Brahmputra Hostel, JNU, New Delhi, "Central Asia's Trade Relations with India : A study of the Impact of Anglo-Russian Colonial Rivalry (1815-1917)", (Fellovvship @ Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a priod of 2~ years).
67. Shri Rajpal Singh Negi, Kashirampur, Kotdwara, ''Political relationship of Garhwali Kings with Neighbouring States 1500- 1815" (Fellowship (g!, Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p. a. for a period of 2l years).
59 68. Shri S. A. Prakash, C/o Shri H. S. Lal, Bindvasini Nagar, Gorakhpur, "History of the and North \Vestern : J 882 - 1943". CFello\vship @ Rs. p. m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p. a. for a period of 2-& years).
69. Shri Narayan Singh, Lakshman Restaurant, Shastri Circle, lJdaipur (Rajasthan). "Local and Land Revenue Administration of South Eastern R ajputana 1700-1761 A.D.". ("Fellowship Rs. 800/~ p. m. with a contingent grant of Rs. p.a. for a period of 2~
70. Shri Lnl C/o 6-A, near HT Gate, Hauz Khas New Delhi. Socio-Political Reality in creative imaginalion : A study of Premchancl's work"', (Pay Protection for 1 year).
7L Shri A.A. Farooqui, 50 N.D., Jntenwticmal Lucknow University, Lucknow, "'Bhartiya Svv'atantrta Ando1an Niein Saynlct Prant Ka Jv!ush1mano ke Bhumika'', (Fellowship !r1· Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of :H years).
72. Sh.ri P. Kishore Jha, Tidiha, P.O. Tarapur, Distt. Bhagalpur, Bihar, "Jawaharlal Nehru's attitude to the second world war ( l 939-1945)'\ (Fellowship Rs. 800/- p. m. \vith a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of years).
73. Shri Bansi Lal Malia~, Department of History, Ancient 1ndian History & Archaeology, B.H. U., Varanasi, "Culture of Kashmir 600 .. 1200 A.D.", (Fellowship @ Rs. 800/- p.m. vdth a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of
74. Kr. Sinha, Lucknow University, Lucknow, "Political and C ultun:~l Studies of the Inscription of Assarn ", (fellowship Rs. p.m. with a conhngent grant of Rs. 3000/· p.a. for a period of 2~ years).
60 75. Shri G. C. Sekhar Reddy, S. R. Oriental Research Institute, S. V. University, Tirupati-517502, "Endowment of Lands : A study" (Fellowship @) Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 2i years).
76. Smt. Renu Mishra, 34, M. G. Marg, Civil Lines, Allahabad, "A Historical study of Apadharma in Ancient India'~ (Fellowsh~p @ Rs 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 21! years). 77. Shri D. C. Varsheney, Deptt. of History, Delhi University, Delhi, "Economic Life as reflected in early Pali Texts" (Fellowship @ Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 2i years).
78. Smt. Mitra Pattanaik, A-1/96, Panchsheel Enclave, New Delhi, "Trade and Trading Communities of Gujarat (C. 1750-1800)" (Fellowship Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 2~ years).
79. Kr. Neelima Agrawal, C/o Dr. R Nath, 2-GA/11, Jawahar nagar, Jaipur, ''Iconographic study of the Kirtistambha of Maharana Kumbha (1450 A.D.)'' (Fellowship @ Rs. 800/· p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.(l. for a period of 2l years).
80. Dr. Asad Ali, Lecturer in Fine Arts, College of Arts & Crafts, Lucknow University, Lucknow, "Avadh Painting" (Fellowship @ Rs. 1500/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of two years).
81. Shri Iqbal Sabir, History Department, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, "The Life and Times of Shaikh Ahmad Sirhindi'' (Fellowship Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000 /~ p,a. for a period of one year).
82. Professor Kirpal Singh, H. No. 1288/Sector 15-B, Chandigarh, "Secular Life as projected in the Adi Granth'' (Fellowship @ Rs. 2500/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 5000/- p a. for a period of 2 years). 61 83. Shri T. K. Gangadharan~ Govt. Arts College, Calicut, "Agrarian Changes and peasants consciousness in MalabarH (Pay Protection Fellowship for 2 years).
84. Professor B. K. Maitra, P-6/6, Central Avenue West, P. 0. Kalyani, Dist. Nadia, "History of National Education Mo~ement in India with special reference to Bengal" (Fellow ship @ Rs. 2000/~ p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 5000/ p.a. for a period of two years).
85. Dr. L. P. Mathur, Associate Professor (History), 12, Ravindra nagar, Udaipur-313001, "Role of press in the growth of representative institutions in Rajputana (190 1-1 948)" (Fellow ship @ Rs. 2000/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 5000/ p.a. for a period of 2 years).
86. Shri Chaudi Prasad Nanda, 237, Sutlaj Hostel, JNU, New Delhi, "Civil Disobedience to Quit India : A study of the Anti-Colonial Movement in Orissa (1930-1942)'' (Fellowship @ Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 2-~ years).
87. Shri Ujjain Bhattacharya, 204, Kaveri Hostel, JNU, New Delhi, "Agrarian and caste structure in Bengal during the 18th Century" (Fellowship @ Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contin gent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 2i\· years).
88. Shri T. Jacob, D-11/ 193, Kaka Nagar, New Delhi, ''Cantonments in India 1800-1947 A. D." (Fellowship @. Rs. 5000/- p.a. for a period of 2 years).
89. Shri S. S. Malik, Department of History, Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra, "Communalism .in Punjab 1928- 194 T' (Fellowship @ Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 2~ years).
90. Professor S. R. Roy, "Relative Chronological Inscriptions of Bihar 3000 BC to AD 500" (Fellowship @ Rs. 2500/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 8000/- p.a. for a period of 2 years). 62 91.. Mr. Chandramohan, N. M. M. L., Teen Murti House, New Delhi, "The Growth of Social conciousness in Travancore 1900-47'' (Pay Protection Fellowship for two years).
92. Shri P. Parwe, Patna University, Patna, ''A study of the land grants of the past lksvaku period in Andhradesa (AD 300-1000)" (Fellowship @ Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 2~ years).
93. Shri Chhedilal Dube, Allahabad University, Allahabad, "Archaeology of Banda" (Rs. 800/- p.m. as fellowship with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/~ p.a. for a period of 2} years).
94. Shri Anil Kumar, Bihar University, Muzaffarpur, "Adi Buddha Sangiti Kalina Bhikahuniyon ka AJochanatamaka Adhyayan ·• (Feilowship @ Rs. 800/· p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 2~ years).
95. Shri Devendra Kumar, Department of History, Delhi University, Delhi, "Harivansa Purana : A Historical Analysis" (Fellowship @. Rs. 800/- p. m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- for a period of one year).
96. Ms. Jaya Menon, J.N.U., New Delhi, "Craft Specialization in the Harappan Culture" (Fellowship @ Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 2~ years).
97. Shri Om Prakash Singh~ Banaras H1ndu University, Varanasi, "Technical development of Bronze Sculputure in India with special reference to Baster Tribal costing" (Fellowshjp @ Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 2~ years).
98. Shri Bimlandyra Kumar, Department of Buddhist Studies, Delhi University, Delhi, "An analytical study of Pathana Pakarna'' (Fellowship @ Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 2} years).
63 99. Miss Shahla Naz, Department of Fine Arts, B.H U., Varanasi, "Landscape in Jahangir period" (Fellowship @ Rs, 800/ p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of :2~· years).
100. Ms. Archana Mandai, E-2, Adarsh Coop. Housing Society, Aswinigagar, Begwati, Calcutta, "The Brahma Movement in the rur-urban setting (1860q 1900)" (Fellowship Rs. 1200/ p. ln. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p. a. for a period of two years).
101. Shri Rajimwale, 416-A, Pocket-JI, Mayur Vihar, New Delhi, "'Student Movement in India: Origins and Development (1936-47).'' {Fellowship Rs. 1500/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 5000/- p. a. for a period of 2 years).
102. Shri Baran Ray, D-36, South Extension, New Delhi, "Towards Freedom and Partition (1935-47) : A Political Critique" (Ft!llowship @ Rs. 2000/- p. m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 5000/- p. a. for a period of 2 years).
103. Shri T. N. Vasudeva Rao, Guru Krupa Besant Nagar, Madras, "'Swami Vivekananda 's ideas on History with special refrerence to Indian History & Culture" (Fellowship @ Rs. 2000/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 5000/- p.a. for a period of two years).
104. Ktlmari Meenu Gupta, Christ Church, Kanpur, "Cultural History of Panchhala Janapada from the earliest times to 31Q A.D." (Fellowship @ Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/~ p.a. for a period of 2·~ years).
105. Mts. Jyotsna Tiwari, Jiwaji University, Gwalior, "Terracotta Att in IVIadhya Pradesh (Earliest times to present days)" (Fellowship @ Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 2?t years}.
64 106. Dr. (Smt.) D. Devahuti, Delhi University, Delhi-7, "India and Central Asia : A study in interaction during first millenium A D." (Fellowship 2500/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 8000i- p.a. for a period of 2 years). 107. Dr. S.A. Kodial, Deccan College, Pune, "Economic History of the Deccan from 6th C.A.D. to 12th C.A.D." (Fellowship (ii Rs. 1200/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/· p.a. for a period of two years).
108. Smt. Das Sushma Ganesh, Deccan College, Pune, "Pre~histodc Settlement Pattern Study in the Ghataprabha Basin Karnataka" (Fellowship Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 2~ years). 109. Mrs. V.L. Kulkarni, University of Poona, Deccan College, Pune, ''Child in Ancient lndia" (Fellowship Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of one year). 110. R.R.S. Irani, Deccan College, Poona University, Pune, "Early Parsee settlement of the West Coast" (Fellowship Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 2~- years).
111. Smt. J. Sitaramanna, Departn1ent of Buddhist Studies, Nagar juna University, Nagarjuna Nagar, "Mahayana Buddhism in Andhradesa" (Fellowship Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 2~ years). 112. Ms. · Smita Sharma, Meerut University, Meerut, "Socia· Economic condition of the Labour class in Ancient India from earliest times to 200 B.C." (Fellowship @ Rs. 800/- p.m. with a conti~gent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 2~" years).
113. Miss 1\1.M. Meenakshi, Department of AlHC & Archaeology~ Mysore University, Mysore, "The Position of women in Karnataka as gleaned from Epigraphy, Literature and Art
65 (Earliest time to 1336 A.D.)'~ (Fellowship Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/~ p.a. for a period of 2~· years).
114. Shri Arvind Kumar Sinha, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, "A study of Minor Inscriptions and Graffiti of early Medieval Central India" (Fellowship Rs. 1200/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3\)00/- p.a. fm: a pe-riod of two years).
115. Ms. D. Kalyani, Department of Ancient Indian History and Archaeology, Madras University, Madras, "'Manavil Kottam A Historical Study" (Fellowship Rs. 800/- p.m. wjth a contingent grant of Rs 3000/- p.a. for period of 2~ years).
116. Shri Mohd. Shafi, Research Scholar, Banaras Hindu lJniversity) Varanasi, "Anglo-Mughal relations and the decline of trade and commerce of the Bengal Merchants at Deccan (1650-1714)" (Fellowship Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 2~ years) ..
117. Dr. B.B. Gupta, Retd. Reader & Head, Department of History, Bundelkhand College, Jhansi, ''A Socio-Economic and Cultural History of Bundelkhand under Mughals (1531-1731)" (Fellowship Rs 2000/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 5000/- p.a. for a period of two years).
118. Dr. S. P. Sangar, 30/28 D, Chandigarh, "Indian Textile in the 17th Century" (Fellowship Rs. 2000/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 5000/- p.a. for a period of two years).
119. Shri Baljinder Singh, Department of History, Punjabi University, Patiala, "Life and Times of Guru Hargobind'' (Fellowship @ Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent gi"ant of Rs. 3000/~ p.a. for a period of 2"~ years).
120. Mrs. Manjeet Kaur, Department of History, Jammu University~ Jammu, "Islamic Architecture of Jammu & Kashmir : A critical and Architectural study of some selected monuments"
66 {Fellowship @ Rs. 800/- p.m. and a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 2~ years). 121. Shri P. L. Madan, J-11/91, Rajouri Garden, New Delhi, "Indian Cartography : A Historical perspective (from 6th century BC to early 20th century)" (Fellowship@ Rs. 1500/ p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 5000/- p.a. for a period of two years).
122. Shri K. Chandela, 24, Tegbahadur Road, Dehradun, "Across the Himalayas through the Ages Part Il'' (Fellowship @ Rs. 1500/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of one year). 123. Shri Girija Prasad Pande, C/o Jeetu Travels; Jagati Hostel, Nainital, "'History of Excise Policy in British Kumaun (1815 A.D. - 1947 A.D.)" (Fellowship @ Rs. 800/- p. m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 2! years). 124. Shri Subha Basu, 16, Setluj Hostel, New Campus, J.N.U., New Delhi, "Labour Movement in Bengal from community consciousness to class consciousness (1881-1911)" (Fellowship (~) Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 2! years).
125. Ms Kalpana Srivastava, Department of History, Lucknow University, Lucknow, "Freedom Struggle of India and Deshpriya Jatind Mohan Sen Gupta" (Fellowship @. Rs. 800/ p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 2! years).
126. Professor Abdul Mabud. Khan, Assistant Professor, Department of History, Rajshahi ,University, Bangladesh, '"The Arakanese in Bangladesh : A Socio-cultural studi' (Fellowship Rs. 1500/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p;a. for a period of two years).
127. Miss M. Khanam, Department of History, Manipur University,
67 Canchipur, lmphal, ''Muslim system of Education in Manipur" (Fellowship ([i) Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 2l years). 128. Professor D. Bhattacharya, Vidyasagar Bhawan, 10, Raja Rajkissan Street, Flat No. 11, Calcutta, "India and Ireland : From Ram Mohan Ray to Subhas Chandra Bose (1822-1945)" (Fe.llowship Rs. 2000/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 5000/- p.a. for a period of 2 years). 129. Shri B. R. Rajan, 153, Jubilee Hall, Delhi University, Delhi, "The Implications of British Military Policy in India during World War II" (Fellowship @ Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 21 years). 130. Shri G. Sudharshan Reddy, H. No. 16-13-310/2/A, Near Hegde Hospital M·oosar Ambagh, Hyderabad, "Caste Associa tions and Dynamics of Social Change in Andhra 1900-1950'' (Fellowship Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000(- p.a. for a period of 2~ years). 131. Dr. V. G. Khobrekar, Yashodham Relief Road, Santacruz, Bombay, "A study in Socio-cultural History of Bombay city and Island (1819 to 1885 A.D.)" (Fellowship @ Rs. 2000/ p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 5000/- p.a. for a period of two years). 132. Kumari Bharti Bisht, t.J.P. State Observatory, Meenara Peak, Nainital, "Administrative History of A 1m ora District 1857- 1947" (Fellowship@ Rs. 800/- p.m. with. a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 2§ years).
133. Ms. M.V.S. Warrier, 918, Sector XII, R.K. Puram, New Delhi, "Condition of Women workers in the cotton textile Mills A case study of Madurai, Coimbatore and Madras 1914-1939" (Fellowship @ Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 2~ years). 134. Shri S. Prakash, Department of History, A.M.U., Aligarh, "Origin and Development of Urdu Historiography, Related to Medieval India" (Fellowship @ Rs. 800/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs. 3000/- p.a. for a period of 2~ years).
68 APPENDIX-VII
STUDY/TRAVEL/CONTINGENT GRANTS
The following is the list of Study/Travel/Contingent Grants sanctioned during the year. The amount sanctioned is given in bracket.
1. Shri ShaiJendra Kumar, Research Scholar, Delhi University, Delhi, "Emergence of Budhham Symbols to Images'~ "(2nd century BC/2nd century AD)'' (Rs. 6000/-) .
., Shri Devender Kumar, Research Scholar, Delhi University, Delhi, "Hadvamsa Purana - An Historical Analysis'' (Rs. 5000/-).
3. Sri Anil Chauhan, Research Scholar, Delhi University, Delhi, "Social & Economic History of Early Medieval Orissa 600/1200 AD'' (Rs. 3200/-).
4. Ms. S. Pandiammal, Assistant Professor, D.G. Government Arts College for Women, Mayiladuturai, Tamil Nadu, "Aru]migu Mahalingam Temple, Thiruvidaimaruthur'' (Rs. 7000/-).
5. Shri Tripurari Sharan, Research Scholar, Delhi University, Delhi, "'India's Development Model - Its Historical Roots 1919/1947'' (Rs. 4000/-).
6. Shri Subrat Keshari Rout, Research Scholar, History Depart ment, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, "Patterns of Peasant Mobilization and Forms of Protest : Orissa 1937 /39'' (Rs. 7000/-).
7. Shri K. Suriamoorthy, Assistant Professor of History, Thiru VIKA Government Arts College, Thanjavur, "Tiruvarur Municipality- A Study'' (Rs. 3000/-).
8. Ms. Deo Sushama Ganesh, Department of Archaeology, Deccan CoJJege, Pune1 "Prehistoric Settlement Pattern Study in the Ghhata Prabha Basin" (Rs. 7000/-). 69 9. Shri Kapil Dev Upadhayay, Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur, "Prachin Bhartiya Disha Pooja avam Dikpal'' (Rs. 5000/-).
10. Shri Girish Chander Shukl, Prachina Itihas Sanskrit evam Puratatav Vibhag, Avadh University, Faizabad, ''Kurum Puran-Ek Sanskritik Adhyanan" (Rs. 4000/-).
11. Shri Shyamkhanhai Singh, History Department, Manipur University, Imphal, "Evolution of Meites Society" (Rs. 5000/-).
12. Shri Sunil Kumar Srivastava, Research Scholar, Bhartiya Itihas Sanskriti evam Puratatav Vibhag, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, ''Prachin Bharat mein Nyay Parshasan Vedic Kal se 650 esvi tak" (Rs. 3000/-).
13. Shri T. Ganeshan, Department of Ancient History and Archaeology, Madras University, Madras, "Jaina Vestiges in the South Arcot District'' (Rs. 7000/-).
14. Shri Narayan, Research Scholar, Department of Ancient Indian History, Culture and Archaeology, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, "A Cultural Study of Jain Inscriptions" (Rs. 5000/-).
15. Ms. lvf.C. Vasantha, Research Scholar, Department of Ancient History and Archaeology, Madras University, Madras, ''Saraswati Cult in Tamilnadu - A Historical and Cultural Study" (Rs. 5500/-).
16. Ms. Bhthula Sree, Research Scholar, Department of History and Archaeology, Andhra University, Waltair, "Dress and Decorative Patterns of the Temple Sculptures of Northern Andhra" (Rs. 7000/-).
17. Shri Virendra Kumar Singh, Research Scholar, History Department, Bihar University, Muzaffarpur, "Kamandikhya Nitisar mein Rajnitik Vichar evam Santhany, Anumanat 600-800 Tak" (Rs. 5000/-).
18. Shri Jndra Kumar, Researc:1 Scholar, History Department, Bihar University, Muzaffarpur, "A Study of Doha-Kosh Rama" (Rs. 5000/-).
70 19. Shri Shivnath Ram Yadav, Research Scholar, Prachin Bharatiya Sanskrit and Puratatav Vibhag, Banaras Hindu University~ Varanasi, "Bharat Nepal Ka Rajnitik aur Sanskritik Sambandh" (Rs. 5000/-).
20. Shri Arshad Islam, Research Scholar, History Department, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, "History of Sindh during Pre-MughaJ period" (Rs. 4000/-). 21. Ms. P. Radhika, History Department, Calicut University, Kerala, "Kerala Society as Reflected in Medieval Malayalam Literature (14th to 17th centuries)" (Rs. 5000/-). 22. Shri Tariq Sarfaraz, History Department, Agra University, Agra, "The Education and Training of Mughal Princes 1526 AD to 1707 AD" (Rs. 2000/-).
23. Shri Subhas Chander, Research Scholar, History Department, Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla.. "Mughal Architecture in the Punjab (including Haryana) 1526-1707 AD" ( Rs. 7000/-). 24. Shri Raghubansh, Central Ordinance Depot, Delhi Cantt, Delhi, ''Bengal Native Infantry 1757 AD to 1857 AD" (Rs. 7000/-).
25. Shri G. Kaliamurthy, Research Scholar~ History Department, Kerala University, Trivandrum, "Establishment of British influence in Mysore AD 1760~ 1800" (Rs 5000/~).
26. Shri A.K. Kalimuthu, Research Scholar, History Department, Madras University, 1\IIadras, ''Land Ownership and its Impact on the Agrarian Society of Thanjavur Tamilnadu (18th and 19th centuries)" (Rs. 5000/-).
27. Shri R. Gopinathan, Research Scholar, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, "Aspects of the Rural Economy of Malabar and South Canara 1800-1950'' (Rs. 5500/~). 28. Ms. Krishna Trivedi, CK 65/5000, Pryan Kalan, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, "Cultural Renaissance in Varanasi Region 1858-1920" (Rs. 4000/-). 71 29. Shri Nazeer Singh, History Department, Himachal Pradesh University~ Shim1a, "Punjab Orientalism and Punjab Society 1865-1901'' (Rs. 7000/-).
30. Ms. Jyotsna, Research Scholar, M. D. University, Rohtak, ''A Study of the Strategy of Indian Nationalism 1914-1918: Annie Besant and the Home Rule Movement" {Rs. 5000/-).
31. Shri Avadh Narayan Tripathi, Research Scholar, History Department, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, "Bihar mein Swatantra Sangharsh 1919-1928" (Rs. 4000/-).
32. Ms. Saswati Kumari Banerjee, Research Scholar, History Department, Rabindra Bharati University, Calcutta-9, "The city in Cultural Context : Calcutta in the thirties and the early forties of the Twentieth Century'' (Rs. 7000/-).
33. Shri Manoj Panjabi, Research Scholar, History Department, Delhi University, Delhi, "Women in Nationalist Politics 1930-42 with special reference to participation in the Civil Disobedience and Quit India Movement" (Rs. 6500/-).
34. Kumari Indu Gupta, Research Scholar, Department of History, Kanpur University, Kanpur, "Uttar Pradesh Ki Rajniti mein Mahila Yogdan, 1937-1985" (Rs. 4000/-).
35. Shri D.N. Gupta, Research Scholar, History Department, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, "CPI and Indian National Movement 1939 to 1947" (Rs. 7000/-).
36. Professor Dharma Kumar, Delhi University, Delhi, "Request for grant to publish a translation of Chapter from Konrad Speakers in tLe Indian Economic and Social History Review" (Rs. 6000/-).
37. Shri Y.S. Dattar, C/o Cdr C.U. Bhaskar, Room No. 91~ South Block, Central Secretariat, New Delhi, "Preparing a mono graph in Hindi on the Indian Navi' (Rs. 5000/-).
72 38. Mrs. M. Bora, Lecturer, History Department, Dibrugarh University, Dibrugarh, "A Study of the student Movement in Assam since 1916'' (Rs. 1500/-).
39. Shri .K. Kandan, Junior Research Fellow, Department of Sculpture, Tamil University, Thanjavur, "Temple care of Thanjavur District'' (Rs. 4000/-).
40. Shri Harender Kumar Singh, Itihas Vibhag, K.B. Jha College, Katihar, Bihar, "20th Shatabdi Ke Purvadh Mein Puranian Jile ke Samajik Arthik Jeevan Ke Kuchh Paksh" (Rs. 7000/-).
41. Ms. Kirti Narain, Lecturer, History Department, Dayanand Girls College, Kanpur, ''The political, Economic and Social condition of North \Vestern Provinces and Oudh between 1885 and 1905 as reflected in the Vernacular Language" (Rs. 5000/-).
42. Ashok Kumar Singh, ltihas Vibhag, Kashi Hindu Vidyapitb, Varanasi, ''Purvi Uttar Pradesh Mein Asahyog Andolan 1919 Se 1922'' (Rs. 4000/-).
43. Dr. Anil Chandrepal, Reader, Department of Archaeology, Calcutta University, Calcutta, "The background of Chalco lithic Culture in \Vest Bengal" (Rs. 6000/-).
44. Dr. C. Thirumeni, 14, Veereswaran, Srirangam, Trichy, "The Conch in Tamilnadu - A Socio ~ Economic and Historical Study through Tamil Literature and Epigraphi' (Rs. 7000/-).
45. Dr. L. S. Nigam, Lecturer, Department of Ancient Indian History, Culture and Archaeology, Government Chhatisgarh College, Raipur, ''Ancient Indian Repouse Gold Coins'' (Rs. 7000/-).
46. Professor V. C. Srivastava, Department of Ancient Indian History, Culture and Archaeology, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, "The Proto-Historic Afghanistan - A Source Book" (Rs. 5000/-).
73 47. Dr. Y. C. Simhadri, Professor ot' Sociology, College of Arts, Commerce and Law, Andhra University, Waltair, "Denotified Tribes : A Historical Study'' (Rs. 7000/- ).
48. Shri Shyam Mahrishi, Rashtra Bhasha Hindi Prachar Samiti, Sri Doongargarh, R;;~jasthan, "Shri Doongargarh Ke Sthaniya Jtihas Ki Srct Sam~:gri" (Rs. 4000/-).
49. Dr. B. Gupta, Head, History Department, Bundeikhand College, Jhansi-2, ''An Evaluation of the Hindi Literary sources of the History of Bundelkhand under the Mughal" (Rs. 4300/-).
50. Shri M. Juneja, Lecturer in History, C.R.M. Jat College; Hissar, Haryana, "History of Hissar'' (Rs. 4000/-).
51. Dr. H. A. Phadke, Professor, Department of Ancient Indian History, Culture and Archaeology, Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra, "Contemporary and near contemporary Marathi sources on the Third Battle of Panipat" (Rs. 4000/-).
52. Dr. T. Varghese, Lecturer, Department of Politics, St. John's College, Anchal, Quilon (Distt.), Kerala-6, "Origin of Financial Adl11in1stration in Travancore'' (Rs. 7000/-).
53. Professor K. K. N. Kurup, History Department, Calicut University, Calicut, "Documentation of Nilambur Palace Records" (Rs. 7000/-).
54. Dr. Niranjan Ghosh, f-fead, History Department, Achhruram Memorial College, P.O. Jhalda District Purulia, \Vest Bengal, ''Manohum-1833-1911" (Rs. 7000/-).
55. Shri Alok Sheel, lAS, General Tv1anager, District Industrial Centre, Trichur, "Evolution of Agrarian Society in South Bihar 1860-1940" (Rs. 7000/-).
56. Shri Rudra Narayan Mishra, Lecturer in History, Tangi Mahavidyalaya Kutshij Cuttack, "The Social Welfare 1V1easures adnpted by the British in India" (Rs. 2500/·).
74 57. Dr. Nisar Ahmad, Reader, Department of Ancient Indian History, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, "A study of two Taxila Hoards of Silver Punch Marked Coins~' (Rs. 2000/-)
58. Dr. Hans Raj, Deputy Director, ICSSR, New Delhi, "Executive Legislation in Colonial India (1943-1947)" (Rs. 7000/-).
59. Mrs. S. Porkodi, Hi~tory Department, TBML College, Porayar, Thanjavur, "The American Presidency Vis-a-Vis the American constitution" (Rs. 5000/-).
60. Miss lndu Agnihotri, C-58, Inderpuri, New Delhi, "Agrarian Change in the canal colonies, Punjab 1890-1935" (Rs. 4500/- ).
61. Ms. Kavita Srivastava, Lecturer in Political Science, Sri Arvind Mahila College, Magadh University, Patna, "The Role of Women's Organisations in the upliftment ofWomen in India in the 20th century'' (Rs. 7000/-).
62. Ms. Reema Kumari, Research Scholar, History Department, Kerala University, Trivandrum, "The l{ole of Students .in Freedom Struggle in Kerala'' (Rs. 6000/-).
63. .Miss Vandana Puri, IA/35-A, DDA Flats, Ashok Vihar, Phase-I, Delhi, ''Inter Relation between Buddhism and Brahmanism mainly based on Iconography" (Rs. 4000/-).
64. Raka Kumari, Research SchCJlar, Akhara Bazar Kul!u, Himachal Pradesh, ''Buddhist Monasteries of Ladakh : A study of Alchi 1v1onastery'' (Rs. 3000/-).
65. Shri S. Abdul Razak, Assistant .Professor of History, Ariyalur, Trichy, "Islam in Ariyalur: A study in History Perspective" (Rs. 3000/-).
66. Sri Babu S., 105, Men's Host~l "A" Hyderabad University~ Hydera bad, ''The English Trade on the coromandel Coast during 17th century" (Rs. 6500/-).
75 67. Shri Ramesh U., B-1/19, Malviya Nagar, New Delhi, "Elements of Social Ideas in the Writings of Kumaran Asan'' ( Rs. 3500/- ).
68. Miss Sanjay Kumari, 482, Dr. Mukherjee Nagar, Delhi-9, "The Oraons under British Rule" (Rs. 4000 -).
69. Shri M. Lakshman, 115 Sutlej Hostel, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, "Aspects of Labour Movement in Madras City 1918-1920" (Rs. 4000/-).
70. Miss Paramjeet Kurnari, History Department, Punjabi Uni versity, Patiala, "Growth of Industries in Punjab 1920-1947" (Rs. 3000/-).
71. Smt. Deepshikha, 71, Dilkusha, New Katra, Allahabad, "'Prachin Bharat mein Brahman Mathottsav" (Rs. 2500/-).
72. Miss Purnima Kaul, Lecturer in Sanskrit, Kashmir University, Srinagar, "Palaeographic Study of the Bower Manuscript" (Rs. 7000/-).
73. Shri Subrata Kumar, Lecturer in History, Berhampur Uni versity, Orissa, "Palaeography of Orissa from Third century BC to 12th century AD" (Rs. 5000/-).
74. Sbri Kishor Chandra Mishra, C/o Shri Bhakta Prasad Pati Sacleipali, Burl a, Sambalpur, "A study of some major Religions in Orissa (from 261 BC to 1112 AD)" (Rs. 5000/-).
75. Hemangi Govind Adbyankar, C/o Nirmala Sathaye Sreepad Apt, 483, Narayan Peth, Poona, "Late Quaternary Palaeo eli matic studies of Western India" ( Rs. 5000/-).
76. Miss Suman Mathur, Sector;_I, Block 75, Flat No. 235, Gole Market~ New Delhi-!, ''Development of Arts under the Kushanas" (Rs. 3000/-).
77. Pujari Appa Rao, Research Scholar, Department of History and Archaeology, Andhra University, Waltair, "A Study of Ganesa Images of Northern Andhra" (Rs. 5000/-).
76 78. Nalin Bilochan, Kha bra Road~ Muzaffarpur, Bihar, "Prachin Bharatiya Pashupalan Vyavastha Evam Tajjanit Samasyayon Ka Adhyayan'' (Rs. 3000/-).
79. Ms. A. Thilakavathy, Principal, Namakkal Kavignar Ramalin gam Government College for Women, Namakkal, Salem District. Tamil Nadu, "Thiruvennainallur Temple - A study in History, Art and Architecture'' (Rs. 5150.-).
80. Ms. Binda Paranjape, Deccan College, Ladies Hostel, Yera wada, Pune, "Cultural History of Konkan during the Silachara period" (Rs. 7000/-).
8 I. Shri Amarnath Singh, c/o Dr. Vivekanand Shukla, Kalmn bagh Road, MuzatTarpur, Bihar, ''Studies in Medieval North Indian, Non-tv1uslim Society 1031-1398 AD" (Rs. 3000/-).
82. Dr. (Ms) Neeta Mohindra, Lecturer in History, DA V College for Women, Amritsar, "Tribal Women of Rajasthan·' (Rs. 5000/-).
83. Ms. Rita Mathur, Sector-J, Block-75, Flat No. 235, Gole Market, New Delhi, "'Miniature Painting of Rajasthan (16th to 18th centuries)" (Rs. 3000/-).
84. Shri Alok Kumar, 13, Out House, KD Flats, Kadma, Jamshedpur, "A study of Technological Devices and its Monetary Mechanism in Cotton and Silk Industry in Bengal 1750-1833" (Rs. 4000/-).
85. Dr. P. N. Tiwari, Keshari Nagar, P.O. Shastri Nagar, Patna. '"An Enquiry into the offence and misuse of power by the colonial officers 1765-1857'' (Rs. 3500/-).
86. Shri Rabinarayan Mishra, PG Department of Library and In formation Science, Sambalpur University, Jyoti Vihar~ Burula, '"British Policy towards Sambalpur group of Feudatory states 1804-l94T' (Rs. 5000/-).
77 87. Shri Bhuwneshwar Kumar, 123, Brahmaputra Hostel, Jawaharla1 Nehru University, New Delhi, '"Central Asia's Trade relations with Jndia : A study of the Impact of Anglo - Russian colonial Rivalry 1815-1917" (Rs. 2500/-).
88. Shri Jayenta Kumar Das, c/o Shri Uma Charran Das, 1 Sahara, Khatibinsahi, Tulsipur, Cuttack, Orissa, "Role of Christian Missionaries in Orissa ( 1822- I 947)" ( Rs. 5000/-).
89. Ratna Dey, PG Teacher in History, MHCHS SCHOOL~ Sonabarighat, Cachar, Assam, ~·The Land Revenue Adminis tration in Cachar during British Rule (1832-1900)" (Rs. 7000/-)
90. Rekha P. Ranade, Lecturer, History Department, Poona University, Pune, "Sir Bartle Frere and his Times (A study in Bombay years 1862-67)" (Rs. 4000/-).
91. Gouri Srivastava, Flat No. 26, Pocket B, G-8, Area Rajori Garden Extension, New Delhi, "The Socio-Economic Political Aspects of the Growth of Higher Education of Women in Bombay Presidency 1857-1921" (Rs. 3000/-).
92. Shri Bhuwan Chandra Joshi, Kumaon Vishwavidyalaya. Sleepy Hollow, Mallital, Nainital, "Garhwal mein Jan Andolan - Ek Adhyan (1857-1949)" (Rs. 4000/-).
93. Bindeshwar Ram, ICHR, New Delhi, "Agrarian Society and Agrarian Change in the North Bihar District in the later half of 19th and early 20th centuries" (Rs. 3000/-).
94. Savita Singh, D-26, Gulmohar Park, New Delhi-49, "Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru and the Constitutionalists : Their Role in the National Movement" (Rs. 3000/-).
95. Madhubala, Professor of History, Government College, Depalpur, Indore, ''Madhyaprant mein Swadhinta Andolan Avem Gandhiwad Ka Prabhav (1920 se 1947)'' (Rs. 3500/-).
78 96. Kumari Pushpa Tomar, c/o Shri Ajay Pal Singh Tomar, Farm Supervisor, P.O. University Jail, Meerut, "Uttar Pradesh mein Chhatra Andolan 1920-1947" (Rs. 3000/-).
97. Shri C. B. Patel, P. 0. Badaraga, Sambalpur-4, "Archaeolo gical Exploration of Early Historical cities and Antiquities of Upper Mahandi Valley" (Rs. 5000/-).
98. Dr. Rakesh Tiwari, D-38, Niralanagar, Lucknow, ''1\1irjapur Ke Shail-Chitron Ka Adhyayan" (Rs. 5500/-).
99. Dr. Parveen Pukhsana, Lecturer, History Department, University, Gulbarga-6, ''To Edit History of Bijapur based on Maulana Rafiuddin Sherazi's Tadhkiratul Mulk" (Rs. 7000/-).
100. Dr. Mudh. Zubair G. Qureshi, 11, Ashiyans Society Post, Jivraj Park, Ahmedabad, "Social and cultural conditions depicted in the Arabic-Persian Works of Maulana Mohd. Siddiqui Bin Mohammad Sharif of Patan North Gujarat" (Rs. 7000/-).
101. Dr. G. D. Gulati, ED-38, C. Pitampura, Delhi, "Folklore and History Writing (A case study of Mewat" (Rs. 7000/-).
102. Dr. D. P. Chaudhary, 25-A, Fagi Ahmad Kidwai Road~ Calcutta, "Trade and Politics in the Himalaya, 1767-1898" {Rs. 5100/-).
103. Dr. S. Adepa, H. No. 2-2-16, Deshmuk Colony, 0. U. Road, Hyderabad, "Landlord-Tenant Relations in Andhra, I 855- 1947" (Rs. 5500/-).
104. Dr. K.K. Mustafa, Assistant Professor of History, Government Arts College) Coimbatore, "Tamil Literature and Social Impacts 1905-1947'' (Rs. 7000/-).
105. Smt. Luxmi Kumari, Bodh Adhyayan Vibhag, Delhi University, Delhi, "Budh Vachan Ka Shastriya Itihas (Pali strotro Ke Adhar Par)" (Rs. 2900/-).
106. Dinkar Prasad, 30, Jubilee Hall, Mall Road, Delhi, '~Historical
79 Evolution of No-Soul Theory with special reference to Lakhhanpanbo'' (Rs. 4000/-). 107. Shri Bimal Chandra Mahapatra, 89, BD Estate, Timarpur, Delhi, "Buddhist Art and Architecture during the Bhaumakaras of Orissa from 8th to lOth century AD" (Rs. 4000/-).
108. Shri H. Shahul Hameed, Assistant Professor of History, Rajah Serforji Government College, Thanjavur, "'The History of Nagore Durgah and its social Impact" (Rs. 5000/-).
109. Shri K. S. Annama, A-3 I, Staff Quarters. Central University, Hyderabad, "Land Revenue system in the Native State of Cochin 1795-1897" (Rs. 5000/-).
llO. Shri Devendra Natha Pande, CK 54/15, Govindpura Chowk, Varanasi, "Dharmashastriya~Parshasan Vyavastha,., (Rs. 3500/-).
lll. Anumita Roy Chowdhry, G-1231, Chittaranjan Park, New Delhi, "Aspects of Urbanization in English India-A case study of the Town of Patna in the 19th Century" (Rs. 5000/-).
112. Shri Jaslet Bai C., Departrnent of History~ Kariavattom, Trivandrum, Kerala, "History of Economic Developments ofTravancore 1800-1947'' (Rs. 2481/-).
113. Miss Aruna Kumari Padhy, Lecturer in History, Niranjan Women's College, Aska, Orissa, "Socio-Economic Relevance of Feudatory States of Orissa 1803-1936'' (Rs. 5000/-).
114. Vasudha Pande, C-801 Curzon Road Apartments~ Kasturba Gandhi ~arg, New Delhi, "Some Aspects of tl]e Economic and Social History of Kumayun during the colonial period" (Rs. 3500/-).
115. Satyadeo Poddar, 40, Raja Ram Mohan Ray Hostel, Banaras Hindu Univerdty, Varanasi, "Trade and Commerce in Bengal in the Latter Half of the 19th century" (Rs. 4000/-).
116. Shri Santosh Kumar Apata, Lecturer in History, NBC College,
80 Kendupadar, Ganjam Orissa, "British Economic Policy in South Orissa 1858- I 936" (Rs. 3500/-).
117. Nafees Ahmed) History Department, Aligarh Muslim Univer sity, Aligarh, "History of Muslim Nationalist Movements in India 1858-1947" (Rs. 3000/-).
118. Pmsant Kumar Pradhan, 89, B. D. Estate. Timarpur, Delhi-7, '·oandhiji's l'v1ethod of Propaganda during South African Struggle" (Rs. 3000/-).
119. Dr S. R. Sharma, 10, Indira Chowk Khairagarh, Rajanand gaon, M. P ., "Nataraja Forms (Sculptures) in Chhatisgarh (South Kosala) Region" (Rs. 5000/-).
120. Dr. Manjushree Rao, Prachya Niketan, Birla Museum. Bopal~ "Sources of Kushana and Gupta Arts at Sanchi (3rd century BC to 7th century AD)" (Rs. 7000/-).
121. 1\1rs. Sanghmittra, ICHR, New Delhi, "Iconography of Minor Hindu Deities of North India upto 1200 AD" (Rs. 3000/-).
122. Dr. Meera Singh, C-418, Defence Colony, New Delhi, ''VJilliam Chaplain - Commission of Deccan : Revenue and Judicial Policies 1810-1826" (Rs. 2500/-).
123. Madhu Lata Singh. H. No. l, Janta Marg, Inside Suraj Pole, Opp. Astal Tem. Udaipur, "Rathodhan Kisanik Vyavastha" (Rs. 2000/-}.
124. Miss Seema Parveen Khan, 7/126, Swat:oop Nagar, Kanpur-2, "Bharat Ke Rashtriya Jagriti evam Samajik Chetna mein Urdu Bhasha Aur Sahitya Ka Yogdan, 1914-1984" (Rs. 2500/-)
125. P. Siva Sankara Reddy, Hostel Roon1 No. 48, Andhra Uni versity, Visakhapatnam-3, "Civil Disobedience Movement in Andhra J930-l934H (Rs. 5000/-).
126. Dr. A. V. Dattatreya Sarma, Lecturer in History, Maharajah's College. Vizianagaram-2, ''Historical geography of Northern Andhrau (Rs. 4900/-).
81 127. Shri G. Raja Ram? Professor of History, Government Arts College, Coimbatore, ''Textile Mill workers Coimbatore: A socio~economic study" (Rs. 7000/-). 128. Ms. Jaya Menon, N. 194, Gole Market, New Delhi) "Craft Specialisation in the Harappan Civilisation" (Rs. 2000/-).
129. N. Chandra Mouli, Research Scholar, History Deparment, Hyderabad University, Hyderabad, ''Rock Art of Andhra Pradesh'' (Rs. 7000/-).
130. Smt. Girija Kishori, Dildar Nagar, Gajipur, "Arth Ved mein Dravya Gun'' (Rs. 2000/-).
131. Jai Kumar Jain, Research Scholar, History Department, N. D. Rohtak University, Rohtak, "Administrative Structure in Ancient India as depicted in Inscriptions from 300 BC to 650 AD" (Rs. 3000/-).
132. S.C. Mahapatra, C/o Director General, Archaeology, New 'Delhi, "Administration of Sri Jagannath Temple-A comparative study" (Rs. 7000/-).
133. Mrs Anamika Roy, Cambridge University, Churchill College, Cambridge, "Amravati Style- A study in Epigraphy and Art History" (Rs. 5500/-).
134. Shri B. C. D. Mahapatra Assistant Commandant CISF, Nalco Nagar Angul, Dhenkanal, Orissa, "Commerce in Orissa, 1650-1750" (Rs. 7000/-).
135. Sumitra Sreernani, 8B, Baranoshi Ghose Street, Calcutta, "A study in the Pattern of Early Colonial Urbanization in Eastern India" (Rs. 7000/-).
136. N. G. Rathod, HUDCO Colony, MIGI, BII/20, Nara Road, Nagpur, "Mahadji Sindia Kal Va Kamgiri (1727-1794)" (Rs. 7000/-).
137. Mrs. Hena Baruah, C/o Shri J. C. Baruah, Biver Road, New
82 Government Quarters, East Khan Hills Megha1aya, Shillong, ''British Trade in Assam 1763-1826" (Rs. 6000/-).
138. Ms. Manjari Samval, Lucknow University, C/o Shri B.S. Singh, B-22. Sector-A, Mahanagar, Lucknow, "Revolutionary Movement in the District of Manipuri ( 1905-1920) with special reference to the Manipuri conspiracy case" (Rs. 5000/-).
139. Samar Bahadur Singh, 49~ RRlvfR Hostel, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, ''Premchand aur Rashtriya Andolan" (Rs. 7000/-).
140. B. Maria John. Research Scholar, School of Historical Studies, Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai, ''Linguistic Reorgani sation of the Madras Presidency" (Rs. 7000/-).
141. K. S. Joseph, Research Scholar, Librarian, Spicer College, Poona, ''The History of Public Library Movement in Kerala'' (Rs. 7000/-}.
142. Dr. P. Jagatheesan, Professor of History) Government Arts College. Coimbatore, ''Crime and the State (1902-1947) in 1\lladras Presidency" (Rs. 7000/-).
143. Dr. C.L Datta, Head, History Department, Punjab University, Chandigarh, "'The Simla Hi1l States and British Paramountcy'~ (Rs. 7000/-).
144. Professor Sunil C. Ray, P-138, Lake Terrace, Calcutta, ' Signi ficance of Coins in the Stratigraphic Excavations of India" (Rs. 6000/-).
145. Ms. Veena Varma, J 41, 5B Ashok Vihar, DDA Flats, Phase-I, Delhi, "History of Deveioment of Buddhist Art and Architec ture in Uttar Pradesh" (Rs. 5000/-).
146. Mahemeed Mahefuzue Rehman, Research Scholar, Departm ent Jr Buddhist Studies, Delhi University, Delhi, "Economic conditions of Bengal and Orissa 8th to 12th century AD" (Rs. 5000/.. ).
83 147. Jayaprakash Sahu, Research Scholar, History Department, Sambalpur University, Jyotivihar, Burla, Orissa, "Early History and Culture of South Kosala (from early times till the rise of the Somavammsis)'' ( Rs. 5000/-).
148. Kumari Nandini Katju, F/3, Park Hotel, Luxmi Bai Road, Gwalior, ''The Congress League, Confrontation-1637-39 with special reference to Congress Ministeries in the Provinces" (Rs. 5000/-).
149. Shri Uma Shankar Pandey, Research Scholar, Department of Politics, Allahabad University, Allahabad, "The Impact of the British Colonialism on Indian Political thought with reference to Dadabhai Nauroji" (Rs. 5000/-).
150. Shri R. K. Jaiswal, Research Scholar, Department of English, Lucknow University, Lucknow, "The Novels ofR.K. Narayan: A Sociological Study" (Rs. 3000/-).
151. Dr. S. Kadhirvel, Reader, Centre for South and South East Asian Studies, Madras University, Madras, ··survey of Sources and Annotated Bib}jography'' (Rs. 7000/-).
152. Dr. (Ms.) Mansura Haider, Reader in History, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, "Central Asia in the 16th century Second Volume" (Rs. 2000/-).
153. Dr. K. K. Kaul, New Teachers' Flats, Lucknow University, Lucknow, "Cross Currents of Leftist Rightist Ideas in Congress 1905-42 : Part ll" (Rs. 5000/-).
154. Professor D.P. Agrawal, Physical Research Laboratory, Navrangpura, Ahmedabad, "Preparation of Radiocarbon Dates Inventory" (Rs. 3000/-).
155. Shri Amarnath Thakur, 12 Gwyer Hall, Delhi University, Delhi, ''History of Buddhist Synods in India and Abroad'' (Rs. 2500/-).
156. Rosario S. Rocha, 4, Rajniwas Marg, Delhi, "Commentarial
84 Method of Buddhagosha with special reference to Dhamma as evident in the Atthasalini" (Rs. 2000/-).
157. Jyotiranjan Pradhan~ 243, Sutlaj Hostel, Jawaharlal Nehru University~ New Delhi, ••society and Buddhism : A Study of Orissa from the 7th to the lOth century AD" (Rs. 7000/-).
158. Shri V. V. S. Kumar, C/o Professor V. R. Rao, No. 8/348,. New Street, Tirupati, ··srisailam Temple I History, Art and Architecture'' (Rs 5000/-).
159. Shri G. Ramachandra Naidu, History Department, SRS, Government Junior College (Boys) Puttur, Chittor, Distt AP, '"The temples of A.hooiJam -Art and Architecture'' (Rs. 4000/-).
160. Shri Rabindra Kumar Sinha, Research Scholar, History Department, Delhi University, Delhi, "Agrarian Economy jn the Sarkar of Bihar during 16th and 17th centuries" (Rs. 7000/-).
161. C. Krishnankutty, History Department, Calicut University, Kerala, •· Brahmanand Swami Siva yogi : A Social Reformer of Kerala" (Rs. 6000/-).
162. Sanjeev Manira, Research Scholar, History Department, Punjab University, Chandigarh~ '·snake worship in Himachal Pradesh)' (Rs. 7000/-).
163. Shri Chancier Pal Singh. 152/Sector-7, Panchkula, 1\mbala, Haryana, "Early Medival Art of Haryana (8th to 12th century AD)" (Rs. 7000/~).
164. !\.1s. Sarmistha Roy Choudhuri, Nl6/58 B, Binaynka, Kalna, Varanasi, "Private Trade of the English and the decline of Bengal's Economy 1690-1765" (Rs. 7000/-).
165. Shri Ashutosh Kumar Dubey, 2469, Wright Town, Jabalpur, "Vindhya Pradesh Ki Riyaston Main Prajatantrik Vyavastha
85 Ki sthapana Ke Liye Kiya Gaya Andolan Ka Adhyayan 1921 Se 1948" (Rs. 7000/-).
166. Ramesh Bahuguna, Department of Political Science, DSB Campus, Nainital, "Pandit Govind Ballabh Pant Ji Ka Kumaun Ke Vikas Mein Yogdan'' (Rs 3500/-).
167. Shri R.C. Patra, Lecturer in History, P.G. Department of History, G.M. College, Sambalpur, "Studies on the Political and Soci.al History of Orissa 1937-67" (Rs. 6000/-).
!68. Shri Devendra Kumar Saran, Lecturer, History Department, Tata Co1Iege, Chaibasa, "Contribution of Some Scheduled Caste Leaders to the Freedom Movement in Eastern lndiaH (Rs. 7000/-).
169. Dr. R. Nath. 2-GA/11, Jawahar Nagar, Jaipur, "Study of the monuments at Srinagar and Allahabad for the History of Mughal Architecture Volume III" (Rs. 7000/-).
170. Dr. B. N. Sardesai, 74. Aruna Road, 3rd Lane, Jaysimgour, Kolhapur, ''A Economic study of the Patwardhan States" (Rs. 70001-).
171. Ms. Gouri, Flat No. 26, Pocket EB, G-8 Area Rajouri Garden Extension, New Delhi, "The Socio-Economic Political Aspects of the Growth of Higher Education of Women in Bombay Presidency IS57-1921" (Rs. 3000/-).
172. K. Kumaran, History Department, Calicut University, Calicut, "The system of Agricultural Production and the mode of exchange in Tamilkam in the Sangam Age" (Rs. 7000/-).
173. Ms. Padmakumari Amma B., Qr. No. D-11, Calicut University, Calicut~ "Vasudevahindi, A Historical Study" (Rs. 7000/-).
174 A. Hameed, History Department, Calicut University, Calicut, "Economic Background of the Malabar Rebellion of 1921 (A case study of four villages in Ermad Taluk)" (Rs. 7000/-).
175. E. N. Lakshmanan, History Department, Calicut University, Calicut, "Agrarian classes and capital Investment in Agri culture in Wayanand :A study of Pulpally" (Rs. 6500/-). 86 S. Selvi Raman\, Assi~tant Professor of History Department, Subramanya Swamy Government Arts College, Thiruthani, Chingleput District, "History of Deena Bandhu Ashram Walajapet, North A.rcot District" (Rs. 3000/-).
Anil Kumar, L. S. College, Shivpuri, Majholia Road, Muzaffarpur, "Adi Buddha Samgitikalina Bhikshuniyon Ka Alochnatamaka Adhyayan" (Rs. 4000/-).
Ekadashi Padhi, Headmaster, Madhupur High School, Kanika pada, Cuttack, Orissa, "The Cultural Heritage of Jaipur" (Rs. 7000j-).
E.S ..I'vt Prasad, Lecturer !n History, S.K.P. Government College, Gudur, Nellore, "Studies in Natural, Historical and Cultural Geography and Ethnography of the coastal Andhra (Based entirely on Inscriptions of the Coastal Andhra from lst to the 14th Century AD)'' (Rs. 7000/-).
Ms. La.xmi Gautam, C/o Shri Gopal Prasad Gautam, Gautam Para, Mathura, "Rajashekhar Ke Prapta Evam Prakashit Kritiyon Ke Prakash mein Dasvin Shatabdi Isvi Ke Mahadyadeshiya Samaj Ka Adhyayan" (Rs. 6700/-).
Ramjanma Pandeya, 45, RRMR Hostel, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, "Pratihar Kalin Samaj Aur Dharma" (Rs. 5000/-). J\1s. Veena, 112/220 Sarup Nagar, Kanpur, "Akoar Ki Dharmik Neetiyon Ke Pariprekshya me Kala Ke vivechna'' (Rs. 3000/-). Akhilesh Jaiswa1, Department of Modern and .Medieval History, Allahabad University, Allahabad, "Some aspects of society and culture of Awadh in the 18th century'' (Rs. 5000/-). Deepak Eric Chowfin, Assistant Professor, History Depart ment, St. Aloysius Coilege, Jabalpur, M.P., "Society and Economy in Sagar Narmada Territories 1818-1861'' (Rs. 7000i-).
87 185. Ms. Ahalya Sv·.rain, c/o P.K. Mishra, Professor of History, Samba! pur University, Jyotivihar, Orissa, ''Some Aspects of British Impact on Orissa in the 19th century" ( Rs. 7000/-).
186. Ms. Mallika Banerjee, 151, Ti1ak Ward~ Jabalpur, ''An Analytical study of the Process of Urbanization of Jabal pur since 1882" (Rs. 7000/-).
187. Ratan Kishore Tiwary, c/o Shri U. K. Tiwary, Advocate, Jogswar, Bhagalpur, ''History of Congress Party in Mtingar till 1919'' (Rs. 4000/-).
188. Ms. Seema Srivastava, c/o Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial Fund, Teen Murti House, New Delhi, "The working of Dyarchy in the United Provinces 1919-37'' (Rs. 7000/-).
189. Chandera Bhushan Gupta, History Department, Gorakhpur University~ Gorakhpur, '"A Historical Study of Hindi Films as a socio-economic cultural anatomy of the society 1930-50" (Rs. 4000/-). 190. Dr. V. Sundra Ram Sastry, 13-2-46, Gaudya Nath Road, Gunturu Vari Thota, Guntur, "Visnukundins in early Andhra History" (Rs. 3000/-). 191. Dr. T.N. Roy, 1/3, Gulab Bagh, Varanasi, ''Second Urbani zation the Role of Iron" (Rs. 7000/-).
192. Dr. Raj Deo Dubey, Room No, 2, Atreya Nivas, Lanka, Varanasi, ''Mana, Yajnevalkya evam Narad Smriti Ka Ek Tulanatmak Vidhi-Shastriya Adhyayan '' (Rs. 5000/-).
193. Dr. A. Veluswamy Suthanthiran, Associate Professor, Depart ment of Sculpture of Tamil University, Thanjavur, ''Temples of Nannilem as abode of Iconographical masterpieces" (Rs. 7000/-). 194. Dr. Jasobanta Kar, Reader, History Department, North Bengal University, Raja Rammohanpur, Darjeeling, "'History of the Forward Bloc fifty year's Survey" (Rs. 4000/-).
88 195. Shri Devendra Swarup, C-2/98-C~ Keshavpuram, Delhi, ''Evolution of British Religious Policy in India 1772 - 1813'' (Rs. 5000/-).
196. Shri B. R. Ajmani, ICHR, New Delhi, "Selections of Speeches and Writings of Dr. Tara Chand" (Rs. 3000/-).
197. Mr. Bindeshwar Ram, ICHR, "Agrarian Society and Agrarian Change in North Bihar District in the later half of the 19th and early 20th centuries" (Rs. 3000F).
198. Dr. Himodri Banerjee, 27, Tarashankar Sarai, Calcutta, "Evolution of British Historiography of the Sikhs 1857-1920~' (Rs. 7500/- per annum for two years).
89 APPENDIX- VIII
SUBSIDY TOWARDS THE PtJBLICATION OF HISTORICAL WORI
The following is a list of theses/reports/proceedings/manuscripts/ journals approved for subsidy;
l. Dr. 0. C. Handa, 11, Shivalika Bhawan, Saijanti, Simla, "Buddhist Monasteries of Himachal Pradesh" (Rs. 10,000/ maximum).
2. Dr. Shiv Kumar Vyas, T-104, Vishnu Garden, Delhi, ''Drav yaguna Shastri Ke Kshetra Me Dalhan Ka Yogadana" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum). 3. Dr. Pushpa Lata Bhatt, 1646, Gulabi Bagh, Delhi, "Kumauni Lok Kathao Ka Loktantrik Adhyayan" (Rs. 10,000/ maximum).
4. Col. R. B. Sharma, VSM, General Staff Branch, Seva Bhawan, New Delhi, "History of Christian Mission in the Meerut Division and Dehradun District from 1813 to l 913" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
5. Dr. R. P. Bhargava, 191, 40 Nagina, Bagh, Ajmer, "The Chamber of Princes'' (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
6. Dr. Sharad Patil, Asantosk, Vadi-Bhokar Road, Dhu.le-424002, "Dasa Sudra Slavery" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
7. Dr. (Miss) Vijaya· Lakshmi Sharma, G-36, B.L.C., Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, "Prachin Bharatiya Vighan .Ke Katipaya Tathyon Ka Antarra Shtriya Paripeksha Me Ek AdhyayanaB (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
8. Dr. R. R. Pateriya, Department of History, Dr. Harisingh Gour Vishwavidyalaya, Sagar, "Legislative Council of Central Provinces and Berar and the National Movement 1921-37'' (Rs. 10,000/- maximum). 90 9. Dr. S. N. Saxena, Santosh Bhawan, B-2031, Indira Nagar, Lucknow, "Role of Indian Army in the First World War" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
10. Dr. V. S. Tripathi, Sanskrit Vishwa Vidyalaya, Darbhanga, "Prachin Bharata Ki Danda Vyavastha'' (Rs. 10,000/ maximum).
11. Dr. lvlohini Verma, Cjo Shri A. K. Verma, C-27/III-I, Jagat ganj, Varanasi, "Dress and Ornaments in Ancient India : The Maurya and Sunga Periods" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
12. Professor V. M. Mishra. General Secretary, Indian Society for Pre-historic and Qatarnary Studies, Deccan College, Pune, "Man and Environment'', Vol. XI (Rs. 5l000/- maximum}.
13. General Secretary, Andhra Pradesh History Congress Depart ment of History, Ideal Degree College, Kakinada, ''Decennial Session ProceedinEs of Andhra Pradesh History Congress (Proceedings for Publication)" IRs. 7,500/- maximum)
14. Dr. P. K. Singh, C/o Shri N.K. Singh, The HC Bank Ltd., Padrauna (Deurga) U .P ., ''History of Industrial Development in U.P. 1901-1922" {Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
15. Dr. V. S. Naravane, Shanti Nivas, 25/B-I, Hastings Road, Allahabad, "A Cultural History of Modern India 19th Century" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
16. I'v1. S. Rao, Treasurer, Andhra Pradesh History Congress, Guntur, "ll th Session of And bra Pradesh History Congress'' (Rs. 7,500/- maximum).
7. Shri P. Patnaik, 425, Vitthalbhai Patel House, New Delhi, "Socialist Scientist" (Rs. 7,5000/- maximum).
8. Dr. S. S. Janaki, Director, The Kuppuswami Sastri Research Institute, 84, Royapettah High Road, Mylapore, Madras, "Journal of Oriental Research Volun es 42-46" (Rs. 5,000/ .. for each annual volume}.
91 19. Dr. S C. Mishra~ C/o Bhupen Qanungo, 35. Nandnagar Colony, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, ''Utkalamani Gopabandhu : The Life and Times of Gopabandhu Das. (l8T1·1925)" (Rs. 10,000/- rnaxim.um).
20. Dr. N.S. Bhatti, "Rajasthani Etihasik Granthon Ka Visthrath Sarvekshan, 3 Vols" (Rs. 10,000/· n1aximum).
21. Professor N. Subramanyan, "'Tamilian Historiography'' (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
22. Dr. Mrinal Kumar Basu, SB College, Bagal, P.O. Magra, Dt. Hooghly, \Vest Bengal, "Indian National Congress with special reference to the moderates and extremists 1900-1918'' (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
23. Dr. Ranjit Sen, 50; Lake Avenue, Calcutta, "Social Banditry in Bengal'' (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
24. Dr. (Miss) Rashmi Kala Agrawal Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, "Non.:Jain Illustrated manuscripts of 15th and 16th centuries (in Hindi)" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
25. Dr. B.C. Gupta, 113/10, Shivaji Nagar, Bhopal, '"The Relations of the East India Company with the states of Central India 1818-1850" (Rs. "10,000/· maximum).
26. Dr. K. K. N. Kurup, Calicut University, Kerala, "'The Gospel in the Villages of Northern Kerala" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
27. Dr. Deepak Kumar, National Institute of Science and Techno logy and Development Studies, Hill Side Road, New Delhi, "Science Policy of the Raj 1857-1905" (Rs. 10,000/ maximum).
28, Shri S.S. Gahlot, Secretary, Sri Jagdish Singh Gahlot Shodh Sansthan, JodhpurJ ''Cultural and Critical Study of Srimal Purana" by the late Dr. B.M.N. Parmar (Rs. 10,000/ maximum).
29. Dr. A.D. Khan, 129, Colonelganj, Allahabad, "A History of the Sadarat in Medieval India" ~Rs. 10,000/- maximum). 92 30. Dr. R.K. Saxena, Assistant Professor of History, C.S.S.H. New Campus, Sukhadia University, Udaipur} ''The Army of the Rajputs-A Study of 16th Century Rajputana, (Ks. 10,000/- maximum).
31. Dr. Niranjan Gosh, Achhururam Memorial College, West Bengal, J'Role of VV'otnen in the Freedom Movement h1 Bengal1919-1947" (Rs. 10,000/· maximum).
32. Dr. Bir Good Gill, Department of History, Punjab University, Chandigarh, ''External Track of British India through the Punjab 1870-1901" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
33. Dr. R.N. Singh, Faculty of Arts, Banaras Hindu University,
11 Varanasi, A1'l Archaeo-Techno1ogkal Study of Ancient Indian Glasses'' (Rs. 10,000/- maximum}.
34. Dr. C.S. Krishna, Plot No. 103, l8th Street, Manganallur, Madras, ,,Labour Movement in Tamil Nadu I 918-1933'' ( Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
35. Shri M. Prahlad Singh, General Manager, Maharaja Man Singh Pustak Prakash Research Centre~ Fort Jodhpur, "Sources of Socio-Economic History of Rajasthan and Malwa from Mid-17th Century to early 19th Century" (Rs. 10,000/ maximum).
36. Dr. (Mrs) Rekha ThapliyaJ, Garhwal University~ Post Box No. 16. Garhwal (U .P.), "Kumaon Ka Atihasik Sanskritic Bhoogal Tatha Nrivamshiya Adhyayan Abhilekhon Ke Adhar Par" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
37. Dr. Chander Bhanu Pratap Singh, Department of Hjndi, A.P.S.M. College, Barroni District, Be:;usarai, "Rahul Sans~ krityayan Kee Itihas Drishthi" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum),
38. Dr. K.C. Sagar, Ahmedabad, "Foreign Influence in Ancient rndia'' (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
39. Shri V. C. Sharma, Editor, 3/364, Samad Road, Aligarh,
93 "'Aligarh Journal of Oriental Studies'' (The same grant as made last year was approved).
40. Dr. (IVfrs) Asha Vishnu, B/9, Brook Hill Officers Colony, Nainital, "Material Life of Northern India based on an Archa eological study covering the period from 3rd BC to 1st BC" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
41. Dr. (Mrs) Sushrna Yadav, 98, Sarnaipur, Delhi-42, "Secula rism and the Indian Tradition" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
42. Professor D. N. Jha, Secretary, Indian History Congress, Department of History, Delhi University, Delhi-7, "47th Session (Srinagar) of the Indian History Congress'' (Rs. 50,000/- maximum).
43. Dr. V. V. Bhatt, B. J. Institute of Learning and Research, R. C. Marg, Ahmedabad-380009, ''A Critical and Historical Study of some works of Somesvara and the cultural and social conditions reflected in his work" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
44. Professor A P. Shukla, Department of Physics, liT, Kan~ pur-2080 16, "Vygyanic Kranthiom Ki Samrajns" (Rs. 10,000/ maximum).
45. Dr. Satya K.N. Singh, 124, Raja Ram Hostel, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, "Samyukta Pranth Me Kisan Andolan 1929-33" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
46. Dr. M. V. Singh, Department of History, Banaras Hindu Uni versity, Varanasi, ''Society under the Mauryas'' (Rs. 10,000/ maximum).
47. Dr. Manorma Sharma, Department of History, Gauhati University, Gauhati, ''The Assamese Middle Class Its Ascendence to Hegemony 1860-1910" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
48. Dr. Ram J'v1urti Chaudhary, "Harivansha Purana Ek Sanskritik Adhyayan" (Rs. 10,000}- maximum).
94 49. Secretary, Satyamurti Centenary Committee, ''Debater Extra ordinary : The Life of S. Satyamurti" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
50. Dr. S. S. Janaki, Director, Kuppuswami Sastri Research Institute, 84, Royapettah High Road, Mylapore~ l\1adras, "Journal of Oriental Research Madras (Volume 47-51)" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
51. ProfessorS. Subramonia lyer, Secretary and Executive Editor, Epigraphica1 Society of India, Mysore-570005, ''Publication of 14th Volume of the Journal of Epigraphical Society of India (Rs. l maximum).
52. Dr. N. R. Ray, Director, Institute of Historical studies, 35, Theatre Road, Calcutta, "Publication of XXVli Volume of the Journal : The Quarterly Review of Historical studies for 1987-88'' (Rs. 5,000/- maximum).
53. Dr. N. S. Bhati, Director, Raj;;:sthm Research Institute, Chanpasani, Jaipur, ''Professor Gopinathan's Lecture on Shyamaldas and his Veer Vinod'' (Rs. 3,000/- maximum).
54. Dr. B. K. Samal, Secretary, Orissa History Congress, BJB Evening College, Bhubaneshwar, ''Annual Session of the Orissa History Congress" (Rs. 7,500/~ maximum).
55. Dr. S.N. Sharma, "A Socio-Economic and Cultural History of Medieval Assam 1200 to 1800 AD" (Rs. 10,000/- maxirnum).
56. Dr. S.C. Rai, "Shungarajvansh Evam Unke Kal Ek Adhyayan', (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
, 57. Dr. Raghubir Singh, Rag1wbir Nhvas, Sitamau, "Tod's Travels in Western India" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
58. Dr. S. K. Srivastava, "Sir Jadunath Sarkar A Profile in Historiography" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
59. Dr. P.N. Singh, Joint Secretary, Numismatic Society of India, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, ''Vol. XLIV (1987) of the Journal of Numismatic Society of India" (Rs. 10,000/ maximum). 95 60. br. V. D. Divekar, Bharat Itihas Samshodak Mandai, Pune, "Social Reform Movements in Different Parts of India : A Historical Perspective" (Rs. 5,000/- mttximum).
61. Numismatic Society of India, "Publication of Journal" (Rs. 7,500/- maximum).
62. Professor B. N. Mishra, "Man and Environment" (Rs. 7,500/ maximum).
63. br. D.K. Bhattacharya, Department of Anthropology, Delhi University, Delhi, ''Ecology and Social formation in Ancient History" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
64. br. K. T. Mohd. Ali, P. G. Department of History, Farook College, Calicut, "The Development of Education among the Mappilas of Malabar I 800 to 1965" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum'. 65. br. {Mrs) Natasha Arora, Sarijan Banglow, 549-Lane, 23, Satellite Road, Ahmedabad, "Prachin Bharat Me Nyaya Vyavastha" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
66. br. (Mrs.) Sundra Kar, Rl/16, Sunder Nagar, S.V. Road, Malad (W), Bombay, "Agrarian System in Northern India from the 7th to the 12th Century" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
67. Dr. Dhirendra Kumar Singh, "Satapatha Brahmana Ka Sanskritik Adhyayana~· (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
68. br. (Mrs) Reba Ray, C/o Dr. A.C. Ray, Additional Secretary, Ministry of Environment and Forests, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi~ "Ancient Settlement Patterns of Eastern India (Prehistoric Period)" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum). 69. Dr. Ranjit Pratap Singh, C/o Professor P. Singh, New E/3, Jodhipur Colony, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, "Plant Economy and Agriculture in Protohistoric India" (Rs. 10,000/ maximum).
70. Dr. B. P. Sahu, Department of History, Sri Venkateswara College, Delhi University, Delhi, "Wild and Domesticated
96 Animals in Prehistoric and early Historic India" (Rs. 10,000/ maximum). 71. Dr. Geetanjaiy Pandey, CSS, Udhna Mangdalla Road, Surat, "Between two worlds : An Intellectual Bibliography of Prem chand" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
72. Dr. Om Prakash Pandey, C/o Bharati Prakashan, Dharm Sangh, Durga Kund, Varanasi, "Sarnath Ki Kala (Hindi)" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
73. Dr. A. K. Mishra, Department of History, L. S. College, Muzaffarpur, Bihar University, ~'Trading Communities in early Ancient India (from earliest time to 300 AD)" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
74. Dr. (Miss) Kamlesh 1\tfathur, Lecturer and Head in History Department, J.B. Shah Girls College, Jhunjhunu (Rajasthan), "Mewar Mein Shiksha Ka Vikas 1818-1949" (Rs. 10,000/ maximum).
75. Dr. (Mrs) M. Ramnathan, No. 11, Kedar Coop. Hsg. Society, Road No. 3, Wagle Estate, Opp. APLAB, Thane, "Sister R.S. Subbalakshmi 1886-1969: Her Life and Work" (Rs. 10,000/ maximum).
76. Professor R.C. Sharma, Vice-President, U.P. History Congress, Department of History, St. John's College, Agra, "Proceedings of lind Session of U P History Congress (1986)" (Rs. 5,000/ maximum).
77. North East India HistorY Association, Shillong, "8th Session of North East India History Association" (Rs. 10,000/ maximum).
78. Dr. C.K. Kareem, Trivandrum, "Publication of VoL 7, No.5 of a quarterly Journal entited Charithra'' (Rs .. 5,000/- maximum).
79. Shri Arabinda Ray, Honorary Secretary, Historical Society Bijay ManziJ, 10-A, Diamond Harbour Road, Calcutta,
91 ''Bengal Past and Present (VoL 103-] 05)" (Rs. 15,0001- maximum and Rs. 5,000/- for each Volume).
80. Dr. S. P. Gupta, General Secretary, Indian Archaeological Society, New Delhi, "18th Session of the Journal Entitled: Puratattva" (Rs. 15,000/- maximum).
81. Dr. Sadhna Sharma, 64, Model House, Lucknow, "Kushana Kalina Samaja" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
82. Shri Manjeet Singh, Indian Institute of Advanced Study, Rashtrapati Niwas, Shimla, "Industrialisation, working class formation and Trade Union Movement in Ludhiana" (Rs. I 0,000/- maximum).
83. Dr. C. C. Mullick, Bharat Kala Bhavan, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, ''Nalanda Sculpture-Its Bearing on Indonesian Sculptures'' (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
84. Dr. N. K. Singh, Uripak Nigbhoukh011gsa, Letkai, Imphal, ''Documents of Anglo-Manipur War 1891'' (Rs. 5,000/ maximum).
85. Institute of Historical Studies, 35, Theatre Road, Calcutta, "Supplementary Dictionary of National Biography, Vol. II" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
86. "Dhvanam" (Rs. 5,000/- maximum).
87. "Index of all the articles published in the Journal "Bengal Past and Present'' (Rs. 5,000/- maximum).
88. br. G. M. Chatturvedi, Department of Drg. & Pt., S. V. College, Aligarh, "Bharatiya Chitrakala Ki Sanskritik. Prustha Bhoomi Ke Anthargat Lakshaint Pravarthiya" (Rs. 10,000/ maximum).
89. Dr. Kala Dubey, "Antyeshti Ek Aitihasik Adhyayan" (Rs. 10,000/- maximum).
98 APPENDIX-IX
The following is the list of institutions to which grants were approved for holding Seminars/Symposia & Conferences etc.
1. Department of History, L. S. CoJlege, Muzaifarpur, for the Seminar on "150 years of Peasant Protest IV1ovements in Bihar (1831-1947)" (Rs. 7500/-).
"~ Centre f0r Social Studies. South Gujarat University Campus, Surat-395007, for the Seminar on "History and Literature : Patterns of Identity Formation in Modern India" (Rs. 2000/-).
3. Director, Xavier Centre for Historical Research, Porvorim, Goa-403521, for the Seminar on •·ooan Historiography and the Press" (Rs. 5000/-).
4. Department of History and Archaeology, Kaktiya University, WarangaJ-586009, for the Seminar on "Archaeological Studies in Andhra Pradesh" (Rs. 7500/-).
5. Orissa, History Congress, Sambalpur University) Jyoti Vihar, Orissa, for the Seminar on "XIII Annual Session of the Orissa History Congress" (Rs. 7500/-).
6. P. G. Department of History, Kashmir University, Srinagar, for the Seminar on "Social Political Change in Jammu Region during the 19th Century" (Rs. 7500/-).
7. Department of History, North Eastern Hill University, Shillong, for the "8th Session of North East India History Congress'' (Rs. 15,000i-).
8. Indian Archaeological Society, C/o National Museum, New Delhi, for the Conference on "The Problems of Early Historical Pottery (200BC to 600AD)" (Rs. IOOOOi-+ 7500/~).
9. Department of Punjabi Historical Studies, Punjabi University, Patiaia, for the Conference on "Punjab History Congress (21st Session)'' (Additional Rs. 2500/-}.
99 10. Calicut and Lucknow University for the "f.C.H.R." sponsored Seminars" (Rs. 10000/-). t 1. Department of PG Studies and Researches in History, UC College, Ahvaye, Kerala, for the Seminar on "The Methodo logical Updating of Junior Research,. (Rs. 5000/-).
12. Central University, Hyderabad, for the Seminar on "Seminar at Central University, Hyderabad'' (Enhanced grant from Rs. 25,000/- to 35,000/-).
13. Bombay University, Bombay, for the "LC.H.R. Regional Seminar at Bombay'' (Additional Rs. 10000/-).
14. Department of History, Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar, for the Seminar on ''Urban Demography, Economy and Social Structure in India" (Additional Rs. 5000/-).
15, Paryatan Vikas Samiti, Avadh, 619, Shadraganj, Sultanpur, for the Seminar on '·Rastriya Puratattavetta Sammelan 1987'' (Rs. 50000/-).
16. Women's Development Centre, Chhatra Marg,Delhi University, Delhi, for the Seminar on "\~/omen and Access to land and Production Resources" (Rs. 35000/-).
17. Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, for the Seminar on "International Disciplinary Seminar" (Rs. 35000/-).
] 8. Indian Academy of Social Sciences, Allahabad, for the "XII Indian Social Sciences Congress" (Rs. 10000/-).
19. Department of History, University of North Bengal, Raja Ram Mohanpur, Darjeeling, for the Seminar on "Indian Society : Dynamics of Change'' (Rs. 20000/-).
20. The Indian National Trust for Art and Culture Heritage, 71, Lodi Estate, New Delhi, for the Seminar on "Theory and Ethics of conservation of Historic Centres" (Rs. 20000/-).
100 Department of Islamic History and Culture, University of Calcutta, Calcutta, for the Seminar on "Study of Indian History l600-1800H (Rs. 5000/-).
Paschim Banga Itihas Sansad, 2, Palm Place, Calcutta, for the Fourth Annual Conference on ''Paschim Banga Itihas Sansad" (Rs. 7500/-).
Deptt. of History, Manipur University, ImphaJ, for tl1e aProblems of Study and Teaching of History" (Rs. 20000/-),
Heras I!~stitute, St. Xavier's College, Bombay, for the Workshop on "Historical Workshop 1988" (Rs. 5000/-).
Sri Adinarayan, Mahila Kalasala, Anakapalle, for the Conference on "XII Annual Session of Andhra Pradesh Congress" (Rs. 7500/-).
Indian Institute of Research in Numismatic Studies, P. 0. Anjaneri, Nasik, for the Workshop on ''Practical Guide to Fundamentals of Indian Numismatics'' (Rs. 10000/-).
Archaeological Survey of India, New Delhi, for the Seminar on "Economic Background of Early Iron Age in India" (Rs. 10000/-).
Indian History and Culture Society~ B-75, Pandara Road, New Delhi, for the Seminar on "XI Seminar on Law and Society in History" (Rs. 10000/-).
Department of History, Ravenshaw College, Cuttack, for the Seminar on "Freedom Struggle with special reference to various peoples' movements and peasant and tribal resistance to British rule in Orissa'' (Rs. 7500/-).
Institute of lslamic Studies, Bombay, for the Seminar on "Sufism and Communal Harmony'' (Rs. 15000/-).
Indian History Congress, Raj Bhawan, Kerala, for the Conference on "VHI Annual Session of the South Indian History Congress" (Rs. 10000/-).
101 32. Department of Modern European Languages. Delhi University, Delhi, for the Seminar on "Bulgarian Life, History, Culture and Literature" (Rs. 5000/-).
33. Pustak Prakash, Research Centre, Jodhpur, for the Seminar on "Dr. L. P. Tessitori and Historical Bardic Literature of Rajasthan'' ( Rs. I 0000/-).
34. Centre for Rajasthan Studies, Jaipur, for the Seminar on ''Some Aspects of 1857 Revolt in India with special reference to Rajathan" (Rs. 5000/-).
35. Place Names Society T. C., 13/844, Thampuranmukku, Trivandrum-693037, for the Seminar on "Dravidian Place Names" (Rs. 7500/-).
36. Department of History, Sardar Patel University, Gujarat. for the Seminar on "Social Mobility and Social change in Gujarat (1800 AD to 1947 AD)" (Rs. 10000/-J.
37: Department of History, Bangalore University, Bangalore, for the conference on "VII Session of the Karnataka History Congress" (Rs. 7500/-).
38. Urban History Association of India, for the Seminar· on ''Urban Demography Economy and Social Structure in India" (Additional grant Rs. 4480/-).
39. Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, for the Seminar on "New History" (Rs. 15000/-). 40. Centre of Advanced Studies, Department of History, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, for the Workshop on "Medieval Indian History for College and University Teachers of Bihar region" (Rs. 15000/-).
4L Platinum Jubilee Year Session, Numismatic Society of India, Patna, for the Seminar on "Coinage of Bihar and its adjoining states under the auspices of the Numismatics Society of India" (Rs. 10000/-).
102 Hansraj College, Delhi University, Delhj, for the Seminar on "Echoes of Gita in World Literature" (Rs. 5000/-).
Jadavpur University, Jadavpur, for the Seminar on "Inter national Seminar on Russian Revolution" (Rs. 10000/~).
Karnatak Itihas Academy, Karnatak, for the Seminar on "Adilshahis of Bijapur'' (Rs. 10000/-). S. R. Institute of Manipur Studies, Imphal, for the Seminar on "Medieval History of :Nfanipur" (Rs. 8000/-).
Indian Council of Historical Research, for the Workshop on "National Movement'' (Rs. 65000/-).
St. Xavier College~ Bombay, for the ''Vth International Seminar on Indo-Portuguese History" (Rs. 35000/-).
Department of History, Patna University, Patna, for the Seminar on "XXII Annual Conference of the Indian Associa tion for American Studies'' (Rs. 5000/-). Department of A.H.C.A., Allahabad University, Allahabad, for the Seminar on '"Middle Ganga Valley in History and Archaeology" (Rs. 15000/-).
Friends at Archives Group, New Delhi, for the Seminar on "Gandhi and Nehru's Contribution for the alleviation of Poverty in India'' (Rs. 5000/-).
Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, for the Seminar on "Position and Status of \Vomen in Ancient India·~ (Rs. 10000/-).
Centre for Social Studies, South Gujarat University~ Campus, Surat, for the Seminar on "History and Literature : Patterns of Identity formation in Modern India'' (Rs, 5000/-}.
Association of India Archives, Janpath, New Delhi, for tile Seminar on '"Mission of the Archivist" (Rs. 5000/-).
Department of History,, Madras Christian College, Tambaram,
103 for the Seminar on "Soundings in Indian and Contemporary History" (Rs. 5000/-).
55. Centre for Development Studies, Ullor, Trivandrum, for the Seminar on "South Indian Economy C. l914-194Y' (Rs. 35000/-).
56. Department of Sanskrit, South Delhi Campus, Delhi University, Delhi, for the Seminar on "Kautilya's Arthashastra'' (Rs. 5000/-).
104 APPENDIX-X
FOREIGN TRAVEL GRANT
The following is the list of scholars who have been sanctioned foreign travel grant during the year :-
Both ways air fare for Delhi-Thailand was sanctioned to Shri Amarjiva Lochan for consulting "Thai text and Ancient Sites related with lndianisation in Thailand".
Maintenance grant for two weeks stay in London was approved to Dr. Dilbagh Singh, Associate Professor of Medieval Indian History, Jawaharlal University, New Delhi, to consult ''European manuscripts on Maharashtra".
An amount of Rs. 10,000/- was approved to meet part of cost of air-ticket and maintenance expenses in England to Dr. B. N. Puri, Emeritus Professor, B-58, Sector A, Mahanagar, Lucknow.
Both ways air fare between Calcutta and New York via London was approved to Dr. H. S. Vasudevan, 102, Kusum Apartments, Gurusadwy Road, Calcutta, to enable him to work on ''Late Cza•rist Russian History".
Excursion fare Calcutta-Paris-London-Berl in~Calcutta was approved to Professor Amita Roy, 18-A, Ballaygunge Station Road, Calcutta to Visit Museum in Europe to study the Indian Sculpture ranging from the Harappa period to the 13th century A.D.'',
Maintenance grant for ten days as per rules was approved alongwith the actual expenses to be incurred ·on taxi fare etc. to Professor lqtidar Alam Khan for examining the collection of "Persian Manuscripts in the Vatican Library and study the structure of Roman Public Works".
Both ways excursion air fare between Delhi and London was approved to Dr. Madhavan K. Palat.
105 8. Air fare for Professor Ahmad Hasan Dani from Pakistan and Professer R.A.L.H. Gunawardana from Sri Lanka to attend the Indian History Congress at Goa was approved to the Secretary, Indian History Congress, Delhi University, Delhi.
9. Maintenance grant for two weeks for the visit to London was approved to Dr. K. N. Pandita, Centre of Central Asian Studies, Kashmir University, Sri nagar, to collect materia I on ''Aspects of Socio-Cultural History of Central Asia in Medieval Times".
10. M 3intenance grant and actual expenses incurred was approved to Dr. T. R. Sareen, Director, ICH R, New Delhi, to collect material on "We have fought together" and ''Who is who of Indian Patriotic Exiles".
11. An amount of Rs. 10,000/- to meet the expenses on internal travel and maintenance in· India was approved to Dr. Henery Scholberg, Librarian and Professor Emeritus, University of Minnesota, 195, Windsor Lane St. Paul, MN 55112 to work on ''A comparative study of European (i.e. Portuguese) forts and Indian forts".
12. An amount of Rs. 10,000/- was approved to Dr. (Ms.) Marina Carter, St. Antony's College, Oxford, to visit India to work on "Migration between India and lie de France (or Mauritius from 1910)forthe period 1715-1839".
13. An amount of Rs. 10,000/- to meet the cost of mainte nance was approved to Professor M. K. U. Molla, History Department, Rajshahi University, Rajshahi. Bangladesh, to visit India to work on "The Bengal Boundary Cornmisson of 1947 and Sir Cyril Radcliffe : His appointment and Role".
14. Maintenance cost (in India for two weeks) was approved to Dr. Ravinder Kumar, Director, NMML, Teen Murti House, New Delhi, for Professor and Mrs. George Rude.
106 15. Both ways excursion air fare was approved to Dr. A. R. Kulkarni, Emeritus Professor of History, Poona University, Pune, to attend the Ill International Conference on Maharashtra : Culture and Society.
16. Both ways excursion air fare was approved to Dr. Raju Kalidas, Professor & Head Department of Sculpture, Tamil University, Thanjavur, to attend the International Symposium on "Asian Studies" at Hongkong.
17. Both ways excursion air fare and maintenance for one month was approved to Professor Barnard S. Cohn, Department of Anthropology & History, University of Chicago.
18. Both ways excursion air fare and maintenance for one month was approved to Dr. Yuan Chuanwei, Associate Professor, History Department, Fudan University, Shanghai, China.
19. Both ways excursion air fare to U. K. was approved to Professor Aniruddha Ray. Flat 1-0, 38 Purana Das Road, Calcutta, to work on "Eighteeth Century Cambay-Roughly from 1725 to 1817''.
20. Both way air fare with maintenance grant for two to three weeks to work in India was approved to Dr. D. Dalip to participate in the Seminar on the "Rebels of 1857- 58".
21. Both ways air fare alongwith the maintenance grant was approved to Professor J. Desmond Clarki Professor Emeritus of Anthropology, California University, Berkeley/ California, to present a paper on "Problems and Perspectives in Research on Prehistoric Hunting/gathering Societies".
22. The internal travel and hospitality for the scholar was app~ roved to Dr. D. Rethermund, History Department, South Asia Institute of Heidelberg, West Germany, to deliver Lecture in Oct-Nov. 1988 at the History Department, Bhagalpur University, Bhagalpur.
107 23. Both ways excursion air fare was approved for Professor S. Maqbool Ahmad, Centre of West Asian Studies, Aligarh Muslim University to attend the Conference of the A.sso ciation of Central Asian Studies at the University of Wisconsin, U.S.A.
24. Maintenance for 8 days at Leiden, Netherlands to Prof essor V. C. Srivastava, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi to attend "VIIth World Sanskrit Conference".
25. Maintenance for 8 days plus registration fees to attend "VIIth World Sanskrit Conference" to Dr. V. Jha, Exe cutive Editor, ICHR.
26. Excursion air tare Delhi-Rome-Delhi-Jaipur was approved to Dr. R. Nath, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur to attend Symposium on "Ritual Movement in Urban Architecture under the Mughals".
27. Excursion air fare Delhi-Rome-Delhi-Aiigarh was approved to Professor lqtidar Alam Khan, Aligarh Muslim University, to attend Symposium on ''Ritual Movement in Urban Architecture under the Mughals'',
28. Excursion air fare Delhi-Beijing-Dunhuang·Beijing-Delhi to Professor Tan Chung, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi to attend seminar on "Dunhuang Caves".
29. Rs. 10,000/- was approved to Dr. B. Virot-tarn, Ranchi University, to attend "8th Conference of International Association o~: Buddhist Studies, Berkeley".
30. Excursion air fare Delhi-Berkeley-Delhi plus registration fee and maintenance for Professor Pratap Chandra, Saugar, to attend "8th conference of the International Association of Buddhist Studies Berkeley".
31. Rs. 1 0,000/~ was approved to Dr. R. M. Shadakshariah, Gulbarga University to attend "Symposium on Pre-historic and Primitive Art". 108 32. Excursion air fare Bombay-Quebec-Bombay to Dr. M. V. Ramesh, Director, Epigraphy to attend //XVI International Conference on Onomastic Science at Quebec".
33. Excursion air fare Delhi-Amsterdam- Delhi to Professor D. P. Agrawal to attend the "International Symposium of Archaeology and Radio Carbon".
34. Excursion air fare Delhi-Amsterdam-Delhi to Dr. Vibha TripathL Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi to attend '' 1nternational Symposium of Archaeology and Radio Carbon".
35. Excursion air fare Calcutta-Paris-Calcutta to Professor B. B. Chaudhari, Calcutta, for research trip to Paris.
36. Excursion air fare with 8 days maintenance Delhi-Budapest . Delhi to Professor Lokesh Chandra, former Chairman, lCH R to attend the "Cosma de Koros Symposium, Hungary".
37. Rs. 10,000/- to cover part of air fare and maintenance for Professor S. Nagaraju, 1-lyderabad University was approved for attending '/9th Conference of South Asian Archaeologist".
38. Half of excursion air fare Delhi·Paris-Delhi was approved to Professor M. Athar Ali, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh for research/lecture trip to Paris.
39. Both ways excusion fare or maintenance was approved to Dr. Y. B. Gandhara Roa, Reader, Department of Telugu and Oriental Languages, Nagarjuna University, to attend "XVI International Conference on Onomastic Sciences".
40. The subsidy to cover the excess of cost of excursion fare plus maintenence over Rs. 14,000/- available to Dr. Ganguly, Reader, Ancient Indian History, Vishwa Bharati Shantiniketan, to attend the "Vllth World Sanskrit Conference". 109 41. Both ways excursion fare Delhi-leiden-Del hi, maintenance for 8 days and registration fee was appoved to Dr. K. Meenakshi, Centre for Historical studies, J NU, New Delhi ~ to attend the ''VIIth World Sanskrit Conference at Leiden''.
42. Excursion fare, Delhi-Leiden-Delhi, maintenance for 8 days and registration fee to Dr. S. R. Sarma, Department of Sanskrit, Aligarh Muslim Univesity, Aligarh was approved to attend the "VIIth World Sanskrit Conference at Lei den".
43. Rs. 8000/- to meet the cost of one way air fare (excursion) and maintenance to Dr. (Mrs) Bina Roy, National income Research unit Calcutta to attend the ''20th Conference of the International Association for Research in Income and Wealth".
44. Both ways excursion air fare Delhi-Paris-Delhi to Professor Athar Ali, Aligarh Muslim University, for the Research lecture trip to Paris.
45. Registration fee was approved to Dr. K.V. Ramesh to attend the "XVI International Conference on Onomastic Sciences".
46. Excursion air fare Calcutta-Paris-Calcutta was approved to Mrs. Rama Deb Ray, Calcutta, to attend "International Congress of Historical Demography".
47. Both ways excursion fare to Dr. S. 1<. Sen, Calcutta to attend the "International Congress of Agricultural Museum".
48. Excursion fare Madras-Kaula Lampur-Madras plus registration fee and maintenance grant to Dr. I. Mahadevan, to attend "Sixth International Tamil Research Conference".
49. Both ways excursion fare to Professor R. S. Sharma, DeihL to attend the Seminar on "Tessitori on the centenary of his birth".
110 50. 50% travel grant (excursion) plus maintenance for 5 days ( to cover paper reading session ) was sanctioned to Dr. (Ms.) Narayani Gupta, E-75. Masjid Moth, New Delhi to present the paper on "British Architecture in the Four Metropolitan Cities of India-What to Conserve and for Whom".
51. Air fare plus cost of travel within Pakistan and maintenance for 15 days was sanctioned to Dr. R. Nath, Jaipur for in situ study of the monuments at lahore for his "History of Mughal Architecture Vol. Ill".
52. Approved maintenance grant and cost of internal travel as per rules to Professor Jan Kieniewicz, Warsaw, Poland to work on "Continuity and Discontinuity in the Stationary Society : Syrian Christians and the Impact on Kerala during 16th - 18th centuries".
53. Air fare and domestic travel and hospitality was approved to Dr. Hardy to give ,,Lecturers I Seminars on Medieval Indian History".
54. Difference in air fare and maintenance costs to Professor R. S. Sharma, Model Town, Delhi to consult the /'Indian Coins Register/Cards in the British Museum for his work on Paucity of Metal Money in C. A. D. 500- C. A.D. 1000 in India".
55. For two months with air fare paid plus domestic fare and hospitality to Dr Mughal, Pakistan for attending the Seminar.
56. Both ways excursion fare was approved to Dr. (Ms.) Devahuti, 527, Greater Kailash II, New Delh! to present a paper on "Hinduism and Buddhism Along the Silk Route an essay on Khotan at the conference on Central Asia Rei igiol"'s".
lU 57. Excursion fare Delh !-Vancouver-Toronto- London- Delhi was approved to Professor lndu Banga. History Deptt, Gurunanak Dev University. Amritsar. to attend (1) the inter-national Seminar on Texts and Their Transmission (2) the inter national Seminar on Religious identity and Political Arti culation in the Punjab.
58. Both ways excursion fare was approved to George K. Alapatt, to attend two International Cot1ferences in Guyana to mark the 150th Anniversary of the Indian Immigration to Guyana and the 150th Anniversary ·of the Emancipation from Slavery and to present a paper on "Indians in British Guyana : The struggle for abolition of the Indenture and the Colonisation Moves".
59. Both ways excursion fare was approved regarding her stay in Germany to Dr. Lolita Nehru, Associate Professor. School of Arts & Aesthetics, JNU, New Delhi, to attend the "Interna tional Congress on Classical Archaeology organised by the German Archaeological Institute in Berlin";.
60. Both ways excursion fare was approved to Dr. (Ms.) Arun dhati Virmani, Reader in European History, Delhi University_. Delhi to work at the Maison des Sciences de L'Homme, Paris for three months. on "An examination of the problem of regionalism in France under the fifth Republic through the regional press".
61. Rs. 4800/- was approved to Dr. M.K. Dhavalikar.to meet the air fare to attend the "3rd International Con.ference on Maharashtra at Heidelburg University, Germany".
62. Both ways excursion fare was approved to Arupranjan Banerji, D- 36, NOSE Part II, New Delhi, to work in libraries for 8 weeks on (1) Merchants in Late Imperial Russia, 1897-1913 and (2) Activity by Private Traders during War Communism in Russia 1918-21".
112