CONTENTS
Section Subject Page No . General 1
II Income 2
Ill Funding H istorica I Research 3
IV National Fellowship 4
· v Pub I ications 5
VI Special Project (Towards Freedom) 10 VII International Collaboration and
Foreign Travel Grants 10
VIII Seminars, Workshops and Conferences 13 IX The Indian Historical Review 15
X Documentation Cum Library Centre 16 INDIAN COUNCIL OF HISTORICAL RESEARCH 35, Ferozesbab Road, New Delbi-llCOOl.
ANNUAl REPORT 1988-89
General
The Council was established by the Government of India in 1972. It has a Chairman and 27 members of whom 18 are historians apoointed for three years by the Government of India, and 7 ex officio members; the Secretary, Ministry of Human Resource Devel opment; Secretary~ Department of Culture; Financial Adv1ser of the Ministry of HRD, Government of India; Director, National Archives of India; Director, Archaeological Survey of India; and Chairman of the UGC. The composition of the Council as on 31 March 1989 is given in Appendix-I. The strength of the Council as on 31 March 1989 is given in Appendix~!!.
The Indian Council of Historical Research has been pursuing the objective of encouraging a scientific, secular and comprehensive study of history in accordance with its original purposes It has extended grant-in-aid to research projects. theses, monographs and journals, and has awarded fellowships to a number of scholars and given travel-cum-contingent grants for conducting historical research within and outside the country. Financial assistance has also been extended to professional organisations of historians for organising seminars and symposia and holding academic conferences. The Council brings out its own journal The Indian Historical Review, which contains articles, notes, review articles and reviews. As a part of the celebration of the 40th Anniversary of India's Independence Movement and the Birth Centenary of Jawsharlal Nehru the Council brought out an issue devoted to the freedom struggle. As part of the same celebration it also organised a number of 15-day Workshops on the National Movement in different parts of the country for university and college teachers. other of the Council have been the Encyc/op- of Indian Archaeology, in two volumes, and Labour Movement in India docun:,ents of which one volume has been published. During the period under review the Council has expanded the Library for the use of historians and researchers and continues to provide documentation services to the scholars. ouring 1988-89 the Council continued to place emphasis on the fulfilment of its aims and objects by focusing attention on the less explored areas of historical research which include study of socio--economic formations; history of ideas; history of peasantry; agrarian relations; urban studies and demography pertaining to all periods of Indian History. Different aspects of freedom struggle covering all regions of the countrY and history of science and technc logy also received attention, The work on the special project Towards Freedom, 1937-47 continued. Documents collected for Volume II were examined with a view to assessing its feasibility for publication. Eight editors for eight volumes of documents with the General Editor held two meet· ings and worked out a plan in order to complete the project by 1990. The Advisory Committee constituted for the project met in March 1989 and framed suggestions for the collection and selection of documents. n INCOME
During the year 1988-89 the council received a total sum of Rs. 129.19 lakhs from the Ministry of Human Resource Development. Government of India. This comprised Rs. 39.90 lakhs for plan, Rs. 74.70 Jakhs for non-plan, Rs. 13.59 fakhs for the special project, Towards Freedom and As. 1.00 lakh for Indo-French Seminar. As on 1 .4.89 the Council had Rs. 45/- as cash in hand and Rs. 17,103/ in the Bank .. Thus the total opening balance was Rs. 17,148/-. The Council also realised a sum of Rs. 43,107/- from the sale of booksf journals and royalties. A detailed account for the year 1988-89 and the Annua\ Audit Report may be seen at Appendices 1H & lV respec tively.
2 Ill FUNDING HISTORICAl RESEARCH The most important objective of the Council has been to extend financial assistance to scholars/institutions for historical research and publications. The grants-in-aid schemes of the Council include funds for (1) Research Projects; (2) Fellowships; (3) Study-cum~trave I -grants to researchers pursuing M. Phil, Ph. D. and Post-doctoral work; (4) financial assistance to the publication of historical works; (5) grants-in-aid to various organisations of historians for holding seminars, symposia and academic conferences as well as work shops and (6) implementing cultural exchange programmes under the aegis of the Council. The detailed information about the grants- in-aid provided to scholarsjorganizations since the inception of the Council till 31 March 1989 given below ;
Year Research Fellowships Study/Travel/ Total of Projects Contingent Col. 2 .. Grant 3&4 1 2 3 4 5 1972-73 19 8 1 28 1973-74 8 1 1 2 21 1974-75 7 14 3 24 1975-76 13 12 15 45 1976-77 21 37 82 140 1977-78 5 21 159 185 1978-79 22 31 115 168 1979-80 18 44 138 200 1980-81 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 63 137 223 1987-88 32 134 198 364 1988-89 20 104 73 197
3 , A detailed list or research , fellowships and study-cum- travel grants shows a large increase during the year 1 988-89. The number of Fellowships, Projects~ etc., that can be funded is restricted - by limitation of research. In order to utilise our resources best, we have improved our mechanism of assessment. Each proposal received for financial assistance in the Council is carefully examined by experts and then placed before the Research Projects Committee of the Council for consideration. Attention has been paid to ensure that the Council's funds are properly utilised and evenly distributed throughout the country. A detailed list of the projects, fellowships and study-cum-travel grants may be seen in Appendices V, VI & VII.
lV
NATIONAL FEllOWSHIP
The lCHR has instituted National Fellowships to a maximum of six at any time, to assist very eminent historians in undertaking researches on fundamental aspects of Indian History,
During the year 1988-89. the following scholars accepted offers of National Fellowships and joined from dates recorded against their names:-
Professor G.C. Pande 30 April 1988
Professor Satish Chandra 1 May 1988
Professor R.S. Sharma 1 June 1988
Professor B.S. Lai 1 August 1988
Professor Amales Tripathi 7 November 1988
Professor K.A. N izami's term of National Fellowship ended on 31 December 1988. Volume I of his major work on medieval sources is being made ready for the press.
Professor A.R. Kulkarni continued as National Fellow through the year.
4 v PUBLICATIONS A. Under the own publication programme the Council brought out the following books during the year 1988.. 89 :-
BOOKS English 1. A Topographical List of Inscriptions in the Tamil Nadu and Kerala States, Vol. ll, by T.V. Mahalingam.
2. Planter Raj to Swaraj: Freedom Struggle and Electoral Politics in Assam 1826-7947 by Amalendu Guha (Second Reprint Edition). 3. Economic History of Bengal, Vol. II by A.K. Singh.
Tamil 4. Bengal Renaissance and other Essays by S.C. Sircar.
Kannada 5. History of Tipu Sultan by Mohibul Hasan Khan.
Journal 6. The Indian Historical Review, Vol. XII Nos. 1-2, edited by V. Jha.
B. BOOKS UNDER PRINT English 1. An Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology {two volumes) by A. Ghosh (published).
2. A Topographical List of Arabic, Persian and Urdu inscrip~ tions in South India by Z. A. Desai. 3. Agrarian Structure and Peasant Revolts in Malabar by K.N. Panikkar. 4. Aftermath of Non-cooperation and the Emergence of Swaraj Party by M.P. Sreekumaran Nair (Under Sources on National Movement}.
5 5. Labout lVIovement in India : Documents 1850-1918- Vols. J & II by A.R. Desai. 6. Labour Movement in India :Documents 1918-1920- Vol. Ill by A.R. Desai (published). 7. The Role of Madras Legislature in the Freedom Struggle 1861-1947 by S. Krishnaswamy. 8. A Topographical List of Inscriptions in the Tamil Nadu and Kerala States- Vol. Ill by T.V Mahalingam (since pub- lished}. 9. A Topographical List of Inscriptions in the Tamil Nadu and Kerala States-Vol. IV by T.V. Mahalingam. 10. Curzonian Policies and the Great Debates: January 1899 to 1902 (Under Sources on National Movement) compiled and edited by B.L. Grover. 11. The Inscriptions of the Sarabhapuriyas, Panduvamsins and Somavamsins by A M. Shastri in two parts.
12. Ghuniyat-ul Munia by Shahab Sarmadee.
13. A Source-book of Indian Civilization by Niharranjan Ray.
14. Sirat-1-Firozeshahi by S. Hasan Askari. 15. A Descriptive Catalogue of Central Asian Documents by A. Subhan. 16. Catalogue of Persian Manuscripts and Records in the Sri Raghbir Library, Sitamau by A.H. Nizami. '1 7. Studies in the History of Indian Philosophy- An Anthology of Articles by Scholars Eastern and Western - Vol I, II and Ill by D.P. Chattopadhyaya, Persian 18. Tarikh·i-Saurath by H.P. Desai. Hindi 19. The Age of Imperial Unity- Vol. II by K.M. Munshi.
6 Tamil 20. The Cholas by K.A.N. Sastri.
21. The Origin and Development of Vaishnavism by Suvira Jaiswal. 22, Economic Life in the Vijayanagar Empire by T.V. Maha lingam.
23. Indian Feudalism by R.S. Sharma. 24. The Central Structure of the Mughal Empire and its Practi cal Working upto the year 1657 by Ibn Hasan.
25. The Mughal Nobility under Aurangzeb by M. Athar Ali.
26. The Culture and Civilization of Ancient India in Historical Outline by D.O. Kosambi.
27. Aspects of Political Ideas and lnstirutions in Ancient India by R.S. Sharma.
28. Rebellion 1857: A Symposium by P.C. Joshi.
Telugu 29. Ashoka and the Decline of the Mauryas by Romila Thapar. 30. Life and Conditions of the People of Hindustan by K.M. Ashraf. c Books published under the publication subsidy programme of the Council
1. Ramni Mohan Sharma Political History of Tripura. 2. P.G. Sundaram The life of S. Satyamurthi. 3. lakshmana Reddy Origin and Development of Telugu Journalism. 4. B.P. Sahu From Hunters to Breeders. 5. Pankaj Kumar Singh Samyukta Pranth Ka Audyogik Vikas.
7 6. Reba Ancient Settlement pattern of Eastern India.
7. Syed N.R. Rizvi Atharvai Sadi Zamindar.
8. S.C. Mukhopadyaya British Residents at the Darbar of Bengal Nawabs at Murshidabad.
9. A.K. Singh Indo-Roman Trade.
10. Suresh Kumar Prachin Bharat me Krishi Evam Tajjanit Samasyaon Ka Adyayan.
11. Som Prakash Vyas Prachin Bharat Me Pashupalan Vyavastha Evam Tajjanit Samas yan. 12. Baleswar Singh Prachin Bharat Me Brahman Shiksha Vyavastha.
13. Prem Kumar Singh Prachin Bharatiya Krishi Evam Tajjanit Samasyaon Ka Adyayan.
14. Chandra Deo Singh Prachin Bharatiya Samaj Aur Chintan.
15. J. R. Shukla Betalisma Amdavad.
16. Ranjit Sen Social Banditry in Bengal.
17. S. K. Dave The Cultural and Critical Study of Valkhilya Purana.
18. Raghvendra Panthri Prachin Bharat Me Samajik Parivartan.
19. Mohammed Yasin A Social History of Islamic India.
20. Sarojini Reg ani Nizam British Relations. 21. Sita Ram Dubey Baudh Sangh Ka Prarambhik ltihas.
22. Sushma Yadav Dharam Nerpekshata or Bhar atiya Parampara.
8 23. K. C. Yadav H aryan a Swatantrata Andolan.
24. Raj Bhadur Sharma Christian Mission in North India.
25. A. Ganesan Press in Tami I Nadu and the Struggle for Freedom.
26. Sushma Mani Nepa\ Ke Uchchavi - Nepal Se Prapt Abhilekhon .Ka Adyayan.
27. Niranjan Gosh Role of Women in the Freedom Movement in Bengal.
28. Biswanath Bose RIN Mutiny 1946.
29. Ashok Kumar Singh Uttar Pradesh Ke Prachinatam Nagar.
30. Shantan Singh Negi Madhya H imalay Ka Rajnitik Evam Sanskritik ltihas. 31. Mahendra Pratap Uttar Pradesh Ke Kisan Andolan.
32. Vachispati Tripathi Prachin Bharat Me Dhan Vyawastha. 33. R.C. Gupta Central Indian States East India Company. 34. LN. Pachori The Erotic Sculptures of Khajuraho. 35. R.C. Gupta Dev G iri Ka Yadav Raja. 36. B.D. Mishra A History of Secondary Education in Uttar Pradesh. 37. Geetanjali Pandeya Between two worlds, An Intellec tual Biography. In 1988-89 the Council approved of 61 theses/manuscripts for publication subsidy (Appendix-VIII). D As part of the celebration of the 40th Year of Independence and Nehru Birth Centenary, it has been planned to publish a
9 volume "We have Fought together for Freedom". Twelve contribu tions for the volume were received during the year. These are being edited for publication. A historical monograph on Shankara charYa and his Thought is being prepared under the aegis of the Council by the eminent historian of re·ligious thought, Dr G. C. Pande. VI Special Project (Towards Freedom) During the period under report Professer S. Gopal took over as General Editor of the Project "Towards Freedom, 1937-1947". Eight Editors of projects were given special assistance by assign ment of research assistants to collect research material for the volumes. The members of the Towards Freedom staff were engaged in collecting material from the National Archives of India, Nehru Memorial Museum and Library and Sapru House Library. Attention is being paid to collect documents from private papers, institutional papers and contemporary newspapers so as to fill the gaps in the materials already collected for the project. The research materials collected by the staff in the National Archives of India were catalo gued and handed over to the Editors for their use in the respective volumes. VII INTERNATIONAl COLLABORATION AND FOREIGN TRAVEL GRANTS 1. Foreign Travel Grants for collection .of source material from abroad and for attending international seminars and conferences : During the period under report 15 scholars were given foreign travel grants for collecting research material and presenting papers to various international seminars and conferences (Appendix IX). 2. Cuttural Exchange Programme : During the period under report, implementation of proposals under the Cultural Exchange Programme with the following countries was taken up: Afghanistan, Bahrain, Finland, France, German Democratic 10 Republic, !ran, Iraq, Japan, Korea (South), Netherlands, USSR, Yemen (PDRY) and Zimbabwe. The various exchanges actually undertaken are listed below : a. Afghanistan : Two Afghan scholars from the Academy of Sciences of Afghanistan visited India for three months. One Indian scholar visited Afghanistan for two weeks. b. Bahrain : Publications received from Bahrain. c. Finland : Publications sent to Finland. An Indian scholar nomi nated to visit Finland to participate in a workshop with a view to revising the coverage of India in Finnish school text~book~. d. France : Joint S:jminar on India and the French Revolution held during February 1989 in New De\ hi (see Appendix). e. GDR : Two scholars from the Academy of Sciences of G DR visited India for six weeks. f. Iran : Exchange of Publications proposed.
g. Iraq : It is proposed to send an Indian scholar to Iraq.
Applications to be invited from Universities.
h. Japan : Proposal to invite applications from universities for implimentation of the exchange programme.
i. Jordan : Publications exchanged.
j. Korea (South) : List of publications sent to Korea.
k. Netherlands : Two Dutch scholars received. An Indian scholar was sent. It is proposed to nominate two more Indian scholars to visit the Netherlands.
I. USSR : Proposed to hold a joint seminar on Colonialism and Culture in New Delhi during 1989.
m. Yemen :The Director visited Yemen to explore areas of coopera~ tion between India and Yemen.
n. Zimbabwe : List of publications sent to Zimbabwe.
11 5. Foreign scholars visited India for research work and for attending seminars/giving lectures. The following eleven foreign scholars visited India during the period under report at the invitation of the ICHR :---
1. Mr Bhadra Ratna Bajracharya Nepal 2. Professor Bernard S. Cohn USA
3. Professor M.M. Islam Bangladesh 4. Professor N. Karashima Japan
5. Dr (Ms) S. Kiribamune Sri Lanka 6. Dr (Ms) T. Mettananda -do- 7. Dr D. Rothermund FRG 8. Professer J. D. Clark USA 9. Dr lan Hodder UK
10. Dr H. Polach Australia
11. Professor P. Ucko UK
Indo-French Seminar Oh India and French Rfvolution Delhi, 27-28 February 1989. The following scholars participated in the seminar during the year 1988-89:-
French Participants
1 . Professor M. Vovelle 2. Professor H. Gerbean 3. Professor (Ms) Anne Perotin-Dunion 4. Professor C. Wanquet 5. Professor J. Bontier 6. Professor J. Ravel 7. Professor (Ms) Jutta Scherrer 8. Professer P. Butel
12 Indian Participants
1. Professor Parthasarthy Gupta 2. Professor Barun De
3. Dr Gautam Chattopadhyaya
4. Dr (Ms) Arundhati Virrnani
5. Dr (Ms) Monika Juneja
VHf
SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS AND CONFERENCES
The Council gave financial assistance to 74 professional organi sations of histodans for hoJding conferences,. seminars,. etc. both at regional and national levels. These include tr.e Indian History Cong ress, South Indian History Congress, Orissa History Congress, U.P. History Congress, North- East Indian H isiory Congress, Punjab History Congress, Andhra History Congress, Indian Archaeological Society, Epigraphy Society of India, Numismatic Society of India, etc. Financial assistance was (lfso extended for the publication of 62 historical Journals and Proceedings of the various conferences (Appendix X).
WORKSHOPS
As a part of the programme to celebrate 1re 40th Anniversary of Indian Independence Movement and birth centenary of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru the Council organised six workshops for univershy and college teachers with its own funds in different parts of the country. The first worksh()p in this series was organised at Ponc::li~ cherry University, Pondicherry, from 15 May to 30 May 1988. Fatty participants drawn from the Universities and colleges of Tamil Natlu and Pondicherry participated in it. Thirty-six lectures were delivered in a 15 day workshop by eminent scholars, including Professors Y. Vaikuntham, V. Ramakrishna, S. Bhattacharya and Mushiru\ Hasan. The reading material in two volumes (documents and articles relating 13 to various aspects of Indian Nationalism) prepared by the ICHR was released by the Chief Minister. The valedictory function of the workshop was presided over by Professor S. Gopal in whlch certi ficates were given to the participants by the Lieutenant Governor. The second Workshop was organised from 1 June to 14 June at the Osmania University, Hyderabad. It evoked great interest in the public and the press. Attended by forty-one scholars drawn from different parts of the State, the freedom fighters of Andhra Pradesh including Professor A.G. Ranga participated in the discussion and narrated their own experiences about the freedom struggle. Thirty talks spread over fifteen days were delivered by noted historians and freedom fighters. Almost all aspects of freedom struggle was covered in the lectures delivered at the Workshop. The key-speakers included Professor K. Mazumdar, Professor V. Ramakrishna, Pro·fessor K. Seshadari and Professor V. Vaikuntham. Sixty sets of reading mate rials in two volumes were distributed among the participants.
The third Workshop took place at Sri nagar with Professor A.Q. Rafiqui as Director, at the University of Kashmir, Srinagar, from 2 June to 17 June 1989. Thirty-five participants drawn from Himachal Pradesh, Haryana and Jammu & Kashmir attended. Inaugurated by the Chief Minister on 2 June 1989, the vv·orkshop continued for 15 days in which Professor V.N. Datta, Dr Asghar Ali Engineer, Shri B.R. Nanda, Professor Mushirul Hasan and Pi·ofessor S. Bhattacharya delivered lectures. The fourth Workshop was organised in Calcutta at the Rabindra Bharati University from 29 November to 14 Decem ber 1988. Fifty scholars from West Bengal attended it. Twenty-five talks were delivered by eminent scholars. The key-note address was delivered by Professor lrfan Habib, Chairman, ICHR. The other resource persons included Professor 8.8. Chaudhuri, Dr Amalendu De, Professor Mushiru! Hasan, Professor Tarasankar Banerjee, Pro fessor Barun De and Professor K. K. Sen Gupta.
The fifth Workshop was organised at the Jamia Millia lslamia, New Delhi, from 26 December 1988 to 6 January 1989. It was inaugurated by Professor Ravinder Kumar. About 35 scholars from Delhi and Haryana participated in the Workshop. The key-speakers
14 included were Professors S. Bhattacharya, Parthasarathy Gupta, Bipan Chandra, J.S. Grewal, Aparna Basu and lndu Banga.
The sixth and last Workshop of the financial year 1988~89 took place at Bhagalpur from 7 February to 19 February 1989. Forty-five scholars from different parts of Bihar attended it. The resource persons included Professors R.S. Sharma, S.R. Singh, Tarasankar Banerjee cmd J.C. Jha.
SEMINAR ON NEW ARCHAEOlOGY
The ICHR organised an international seminar on India and New Archaeology in October 1988. Notable archaeologists from India and abroad attended and read key-papers. Professers J.D. Clark (USA), Peter Ucho (UK), lan Hodder (UK) and H. Polach (Australia) were invited from abroad. Leading archaeologists from Indian universities and officials of the Archaeological Survey of India were also present. The proceedings of the Seminar are now being edited for publication.
IX
THE INDIAN HISTORICAL REVIEW
During the period under report The Indian Historical Review Vol. Xlt Nos. 1-2 (July 1985 - January 1986) was issued ; th[s was dedicated to the history of Indian Resistance to British Rule and the National Movement, as part of the national celebration of the Fortieth Year of Independence and Jawaharlal Nehru Birth Centenary, and appeared in October 1988. It contained 15 articles, 4 review articles and 35 book reviews.
The manuscript of The Indian Historical Review Vol. XIII, Nos. 1-2 (July 1986 -January 1987) comprising 9 articles, 3 review articles, 73 reviews of books, 3 short notices, 1 note and 2 tributes was edited and submitted for publication in March 1989. The volume has since been released. It also contains a note on Dictionary of Social, Econo mic and Administrative terms in Indian Inscriptions which the Council plans to bring out during the period of the Eighth Plan.
15 X
DOCUMENTATION CUM LIBRARY CENTRE
Acquisition
The Centre's holdings consist of pub I ished source materials, secondary works and learned journals/periodicals on the various periods and aspects of Indian and non-tndian history. The Centre also has a co\lection of works in microfilm/microfische.
During the year 1988-89 the centre added 2647 books and 22 journals/periodicals. Among the important acquisitions the following may be listed.
Books
1. Bibliotheca Buddhica 32 vols.
2. lndische Source 3 vols.
3. The works of Plato 3 vols.
4. Geography of the world 3 vols.
5. Encyclopaedia of Indian temple architecture 2 vols.
6. Excavation At lnamgaon 2 vols.
7. Copper Plate and Stone Inscriptions of South India 3 vols.
8. Third supplementary catalogue of Arabic printed books in the British library 4 vols.
9. Dharamkosh in 5 vols.
10. Corpus inscriptionum lranicarum 4 pts.
11. History of the British Empire in India 6 vols.
12. Encyclopaedia franica 3 vols.
16 Journals/Periodicals
1. Acta Asiatica (Japan)
2. Aligarh Journal of Oriental Studies (India)
3. Canadian American Slavic Studies
4. Gandhian Slavonic Papers
5. Franquaire de Science Politique
6. Revue H istorique
7. Revue du Nord
Service to readers has been improved. Users can suggest books which they feel necessary for the library to buy. The centre has com plied with such suggestions in many cases. A list of New Arrivals is normally provided to users.
Documentation
a) The issue (covering the period January to December 1987) of ''Papers on Indian History" has been compiled and circulated in cydostyled form. This compHation includes articles on Indian History and allied subjects in periodicals received in the library during the perjod.
b) The unit has also taken up compilation of articles on non Indian Histmy appearing in periodicals received in the library from the year 1.988.
c) We have also taken up compilation of reviews of books on Indian History and a retrieval list would be compiled and circulated.
Recently the centre has acquired a Reader-cum-Printer to enable the users to make the best use of the microfilm/microfische holdings of the centre/ or to transfer microfilms oF sources in their posse.c;;.c;;inn into plain-paper copies.
17 APPENDIX~/
usr OF MEMBERS OF THE ICHR ON 31-3-1988
1. Professor lrfan Habib, Chairman, Centre of Advanced Study, Department of History, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh.
2. Dr K.V. Ramesh, Director (Epigraphy), A(chaeological Survey of India, 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,
31 S.N. Pandit Street Calcutta-700 020.
4. Dr M.G.S. Narayanan, Head, Department of History, Calicut University, Calicut-673635.
5. Professor Romila Thapar, Centre for Historical Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University~ New Mehrauli Road, New Delhi-110 067.
18 6. Dr (Mrs.) Kapila Vatsyayan, Secretary, Department of Arts, Indira Gandhi National Centre for Arts, Central Vista, Janpath, New Delhi-11 0 011.
7. Dr G.C. Pande, 11, Balrampur House, Allahabad-211 002.
8. Dr Y. Subbarayalu, Professor of Archaeology, Department of Epigraphy. Tamil University, Thanjavur-613 001.
9. Shri Asghar Ali Engin3er, Director, Institute of Islamic Studies, Irene Cottage, 2nd Floor, 4th Road, Santacruz (East), Bombay-400 055.
10. Professor Ash in Das Gupta, Director, National library, Belvedere, Calcutta-700 027.
11. Professor J.S. Grewal, Deptt. of History, Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar-143 005.
12. Dr A.R. Desai, Jay Kutir, Taikal Wadi Road, Mahim P.O., Bombay-400 016.
19 13. Dr Dharampal, C/o Dr M.D. Srinivas, 17 ~ South Mada St., Tripi icane, Madras-600 005.
14. Professor Bipan Chandra, Centre for Historical Studies, School of Social Sciences. Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhii-110 067.
15. Dr Milton S. Sangma, Reader, Department of History, North Eastern Hill University, Lower Lachaumiero, Shillong-793014.
1 6. Professor Ravinder Kumar, Director, Nehru Memorial Museum & Library, Teen Murti House, New Delhi-11 0 011.
1 7. Dr Qeyamuddin Ahmad, Professor of History, Patna University, Patna-800 008.
18. Professor Amalendu Guha, Professor of History, Centre for Studies in Social Sciences, 10, Lake Terrace, Calcutta-700 029.
19. Professor Parthasarathy Gupta E-75, Masjid Moth, New Delhi-11 0 048.
20 20. Representative of the University Grants Commission.
21. Director General of Archaeology, Archaeological Survey of India, New Delhi.
22. Director, National Archives, National Archives of India, New Delhi-11 0001.
23. Secretary, Department of Education, Ministry of Human Resource Development or his/her representative.
24. Secretary, Department of Culture, Ministry of Human Resource Development, or his/her representative.
25. Financial Advisor, Department of Education, Ministry of Human Resource Development.
26. Director General, Anthropological Survey of India, West Block No. 2, Wing No. 6, R. K. Puram, New Delhi-11 0066.
27. Member Secretary -Vacant.
21 APPENDIX-·II
STATEMENT SHOWING THE STAFF STRENGTH AS ON 31-3-88
Sf. Name of the Post No. of sanctioned Filled Vacant No. post
2 3 4 5
1. Member Secretary 1 1 2. Director 1 1 3. Deputy Secretary 4. Manager (Publication) 1 1 5. Executive Editor 1 1 ~ 6. Editor-cum-Project Officer 1 1 7. Administrative Officer 1 1 8. Chief Documentation Officer 1 1 9. Accounts Officer 1 1 10. Sr. Research Officer 3 3 11. Research Officer 2 2 12. Assistant Editor 1 1 13. Documentation Officer 1 1 14. Copy Editor 1 15. Assistant Production Officer 1 1 ; 16. Librarian 1 1 17. Grants-in-Aid Officer (P) 18. P.S. to Chairman 1 1 19. S.O. (Admn) 2 2 20. S.O. (Acctts) 1 1 21. S.O. (Internal Audit) 1 1 22. S.R.A. 7 3 4 23. Editorial Assistant 2 2 24. Production Assistant 1 25. Sr. Stenographer (Grade I) 1 26. P.A. (Confidential) 1 27. Sr. Stenographer 1 22 Sf. Name of the Post Name of sanctioned Filled Vacant No. post
---~-~--··~ 1 2 3 4 5
28. Assistant 6 6 29. Accountant 1 1 30. Assistant Cash 1 1 31. Library Assistant 1 1 32. Technical Assistant 1 1 33. Caretaker 1 1 34. Jr. Stenographer (SI. Gr.) 1 1 35. Jr. Stenographer 7 3 4 .. 36. u.o.c. 5 5 ;' 37. Accounts Assistant/Clerk 6 6 38. Proof Reader 1 1 39. Copy Holder 1 1 40. Xerox Operator 1 1 41. Staff Car Driver 4 4 42. Gestetner Operator 1 43. L.D.C. 19 19 44. Lift Operator 1 45. Scooter Driver 1 1 46. Storekeeper 1 1
,.,.·, 47. P.A. Grade Ill 1 1 48. Jr. Hindi Translator 1 1 49. Hindi Typist 1 50. Daftry 1 1 51. Group D (SI. Cr.) 4 4 52. Library Attendant 1 53. Farash-cum-Peon 13 13 54. Chowkidar 3 3 55. Sweeper 2 2
Total 125 110 15
23 APPENDIX--Ill INDIAN COUNCIL OF HISTORICAL RESEARCH RECEIPT AND PAYMENT ACCOUNT OF INDIAN COUNCIL OF HISTORlCAL RESEARCH FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH 1989
RECEIPT PAYMENT Head Amount Amount Head Amount Amount Amount 2 3 4 5 6 7
I. Opening balance as (. Council Non-Plan Plan Total on 1-4-88 I Establishment charges : Cash in hand 10,930 A. Administration Cash at Bank 7,585 18,515 i. Pay and allowances of Officers 1,84,464 H. Grants received from Govt. of India during ii Pay and allowances of N the year establishment 10,05,921 1,24,010 ~ i. Indian Council of iii. Medical charges 61,950 10,689 Historical Research Non-Plan 74/70,000 iv. T.A. of officers Plan 39,89,997 and establishment 7,776 423 ----- 1,14,59,997 V. Leave salary and pension ... - contribution 24,093 ii. Special Projects i. Towards Freedom 13159.488 13,59,488 vi. Employer's share an_d interest on C.P.F./G.P.F. ii. Contribution from other sources Indo-French Seminar 1100,000 1100,000 transfer from G.P.F. accounts part of Employer's share towards C.P.F. 4,00,000 4,00,000 ------··- Total Administration: 12,84,204 1,35,122 14.19,326 IV. Other Receipts B. Academic Unit
Sale of Books and Royalty: i. Pay and allowances of officers 3,45,399 17,900 a) Plan 21,639 b) Towards Freedom ii. Pay and allowances of Project establishment 5,91,174
II. Sale proceeds in iii. Medical charges respect of Journals 39,020 120
a) Plan 21,468 iv. T.A. of officers ----·- 43,107 and establishment 23,443 5,485 f\,) (J1 v. Miscellaneous Receipts v. leave salary and Pension contribution
a} Non~Pian 93.460 vi. Employer's share and interest on C.P.F./G.P.F. b) Plan
c) Tow{:lrds Freedom 757 ---- 94,217
Total Academic Unit : 9.99,036 23,505 10,22,541 2 3 4 5 6 7
VI. Adjustment of Advances: c. Documentation Centre a) Contingent Advances ;. Pay and allowances of officers 1,78,478 i. Advances to Adminis- ii. Pay and allowances of tration Section 1,03,1 00 establishment 1,63,864 ii. Advances to Documen- iii. Medical charges 12,992 tation Centre 130 iv T.A. of officers and establishment 3,162 iii. Advances for publica- v. Leave salary and tion of Books 22,000 f=ension contribution iv. Advances for CEP 500 vi. Employer's share and v. Advances for Telephone interest on C.P.F./G.P.F. at Poena 1,264 N vi. Advances ·for purchase Total Documentation ---- Q) of Microfilm 1,10,917 2,37,911 Centre : 3,58,496 - 3,58,496 ------b) Advances to Council's employees D. Journal Unit i. Festival advances 28,230 ii. Fan advances 2,540 i. Pay and allowances of iii. Cycle advances 3,916 officers 97,867 iv. House Building ii. Pay and allowances of advances 1,04,910 establishment 1,59,696 V, Scooter advances 16,624 iii. Medical charges 1,774 vi. leave salary advances iv. T.A. of officers and to deputationists 5,772 establishment 6,830 vii. Car advances 6,172 1 ,68,164 v. Employer's share and ---- interest on C.P.F./G.P.F. ------Total carried over : 1 ,38.81 ,399 Total Journal Unit: 2,65,367 ------....- Brought forward 1,38,81 ,399 E. Publication Unit i. Pay and allow nces of officers 26,060 77,660 ii. Pay and allowances of establishment 1,63,327 j ii. Medical charges 12,282 1,800 iv. T.A. of officers and establishment 4,862 3,791 v. Leave salary and Pension contribution vi. Employer's share and interest on C.P.F./G.P.F. ------Total Publication Unit : 2,06,531 83,251 2,89,782 N ------'-! F. Grants-in-aid Unit (Payment) i. Pay and allowances of officer 52,058 ii. Pay and allowances of establishment 46,565 iii. Medical charges 3,000 iv. T.A. of officers and establishment 1.126 v. Leave salary and Pension contribution vi. Employer's share and interest on C.P.F./G.P.F.
----- Total Grants-in-aid ------Total carried over : 1,38,81,399 Unit (Payment) : 1 ,Q2,749 - 1,02,749 ---.------2 3 4 5 6 7
Brought forward 1,38,81,399 G. Hindi Translation Unit i. Pay and allowances of officer ii. Pay and allowances of establishment 39,037 iii Medical charges 1,580 iv. T.A. of officers and establishment 420 v. Leave salary and Pension contribution vi. Employer's share and interest on C.P.F. Total Hindi Translation ---- Unit· 41,037 41,037 ---- N co H. Office expenses a) Maintenance of Staff Car 35,324 50,876 b) Postage 12.170 26,775 c) Telephone charges 50,568 64,018 d) Stationery 25,746 72,485 e) Entertainment 3,730 12,689 f) Advertisement - 8,720 g) Livery 20,206 4,167 h) Miscellaneous Contingency 47,316 1,06,243 5,41,033 ------Total: 1,95,060 3,45,973 ------II. Rent of Building 1,12,128 - 1,12,128 ------Total carried over; 1 ,38,81 ,399 Total Office Expenses: 3,07,188 3.45,973 _..,.. _____ ------~...... __ Brought forward 1,38,81,399 II. Other charges
i. Printing of Annual Report and Newsletter 10,759
ii. T.A. of meetings 1,15,521
iii. Purchase of newspapers, periodicals, etc. 1,09,084
iv. Audit fee 20,040
------N Total other charges : 2,55,404 - 2,55,404 (.0 ------Ill. Publications of the Council
i. Manuscripts prepared at the initiative of the ICHR 29,130 22,000
ii. Publication of Council's Journal 1,11,264 18,887
iii. Sales promotion
., ______------Total Publications of Total carried over: 1,38,81 ,39 9 the Council: 1.40,394 40,887 1,81,281 ------~ ...-~.~~-----·--- 2 3 4 5 6 7
Brought forw;.;~rd 1,38.81,399 IV. Grants-in-aid Prgoramme i. Reseach Projects 1,07,119 3,27,159 ii. Fellowships 9,84,376 23,33,250 iii. Study Grant 1,09,131 1,69,734 iv. Publication Grant 5,80,045
V. Assistance to Profes- sional organisations 1,93,079 vi. Survey
vii. Sources Research Programme 5,065 V) 0 Total Grants-in-aid ----- Programme: 19,78,815 28,30,143 48,08.958 ------v. Seminar, Symposia and Conferences (Internal) 7
i. Grants paid to other 4,00,897 institutions ---- 1.95,355 5,96,252 VI. Seminar, Symposia and Conference (International)
i. Cultural Exchange Programme 9,66,383 - 9.66.388 ------VII. Role of State Legis- Total carried over : 1 ,38,81,399 lature in Freedom ------Struggle - 1.747 1.747 ( I Brought forward 1,38,81 ,399 IX. Studies on the Histories of other Countries with particular reference to History of India's con~ tact with outside world X. Financial Assistance to the Scholars for facilitat- ing Collection of Source Material available in Foreign countries - 21,916 21,916 XI. Art History - 23,340 23,340 XII. Field work for~young scholars in such field where there is dearth of w ~ trained personnel XIII. History of Ideas and Thoughts XIV. Military History of India XV. Translation charges - 8,548 8,548 XVI. Capital Expenditure i. Furniture and office equipments 1,00,275 1.639 1,01,914 ii. Despatch Rider/Staff Car/Matador
iii. Books {Documentation Centre} 5,78,526 60,039 6,38.565
Total carried over : 1 ,38,81,399 iv. Library requisites ------(Documentation Centre) 15.244 2,96,522 3,11,76~ 2 3 4 5 6 7
Brought forward 1,38,81,399 Deduct: Amount received recovered in Capital Account: Books Net Total: XVII. Debt, Deposit and Advances; a) Contingent advances: i. Advances to Adminis- tration 38,295 ii. Advances for Publica- tion of Books 67,000 iii. Advances to Documenta- tion Centre 44,195 iv. Advances for Cultural Exchange Programme 1,890 w 1\.) ------Total (a) 84,380 67,000 1,51,380 ------.-- b) Advances to Council's employees: i. Leave salary advances to deputationists 1,824 ii. Festival advances 26,800 iii. Cycle advances 2,400 iv. House Building advances 12,000 v. Scooter Advances 46.000 vi. Fan Advances 1,200 vii. Car Advance 1,02.500 ------1,92.72~ 1,92,724 -----· Total carried over : ----1,38,81 ,399 Total Council: 82,36.618 41.76,024 1,24,12,642 Brought forward 1,38,81,399 Special Projects Assigned to the Council
A. Towards Freedom
a) Establishment Charges
i) Pay and allowances of officers and staff 9.38,445 w ii) w Medical Charges 36,007
iii) T.A. of officers, Staff & Meetings 39,920
iv) Employer's share and interest on C.P.F./G.P.F. 44,119
v) Rent of the Building 65,327
vi) Miscellaneous Contingencies 1,32.006
Total Establishment Total carried over : 1 ,38.81,399 Charges: 12,55.824
INDIAN COUNCIL Of HISTOr,ICAl RE~EARCJEH INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR 1988-89 Amount Expenditure Non-Plan Plan Amount Income Amount Amount
To Administration 12,84,204 1,35,122 14,19,326 By Grants received during the year 1 ,29, 19,485 To Academic 9,99,036 23,505 10,22,541 Less amount capitalised To Documentation 3,58,496 - 3,58,496 during the year [-] 11 ,56,609 1 '17 ,62,876 ------To Journal 2,65,367 - 2.65,367 By sale of books and To Publication 2,06,531 83,251 2,89,782 Royalty [Plan] 21,639 To Grant-in-aid Unit 1,02, 749 - 1,02,749 T. F. Project - 21,639 To Hindi Unit - 41.037 41,037 w By Misc. Receipts 01 To Office expenses 3,07,188 3.45.973 6,53,161 -> Non-Plan 93,460 To other charges 2,55,40~ - 2,55.404 Plan ~Publication of the \ __ / Council 29.130 22,000 51,130 Towards Freedom 757 94.217 ~ -·---- To Grants-in-aid Programme 19,78,815 28,30,143 48,08,958 By transfer of part of Employer's share towards To Seminar, Sym1=osia to C P F to General and Conferences Council's Funds 4,00,000 4,00,000 (Internal) 4,00,897 1.95.355 5,96.252 To Seminar, Symposia and Conferences (International) 9,66,388 - 9,66,388 To State legislature Unit - 1,747 1,747 ------71,54,305 36,78,133 1,08,32,3:::8 Total cc:nied over 1 .22, 78,732 2 3 4 5 6 7
Brought forward 1,38.81 ,399 Total Disbursement: 1,38,64,251
Closing Balance
Cash in Hand 45 Cash at Bank 17,103 17J48
Grand Total : 1,38.81,399 1 ,38.81 ,299 w 01
Sd/- Sd/- Sd/- (HAR!SH KUMAR) (G. P. GUPTA) \T. R. SAREEN) Section Officer (Accounts) Accounts Officer Director Expenditure Non-Plan Plan Amount Income Amount Amount 71,54.205 36,78,133 1,08,32.338 Brought forv ... rd 1.22,70.732 To Studies on the Histories of other countries with parti- cular reference to History of India's contact with outside world To Financial Assis- tance to the Scholar for facilitating collection of source material available in Foreign countries - 21,916 21,916 To Art History - 23,340 23.340 w To Military History 01 I of India - - - OJ To Translation charges - 8,548 8,548 ------71,54,205 37,31,937 1.08,86.142 TO SPECfAL PROJECTS i. Towards Freedom Project 12.55,824 ii. Indo-French Seminar 82.921 13.38.745
1,22,24,887 Excess Income over Expenditure - 53,845
1.22,78,732 1,22,78.732
Sd/ Sd/- Sd/- [HARISH KUMAR] [G .P. GUPTA] [T.R. SAREEN] r.. ~~~~--"-- r\X-1-!"'!....::,:::_<-~,.A~("!':'_!..-_~-~l-~-~"'L--='" ~.,-... ~--~~-.~-----···- Ac:cou.nts. OJfLcer __ _ -~ ~ ------~·- ...... ,..,...,,.""", .. vr nt.:tl VMit.;AL- HE::iEARCH Bahmce Sheet far the year 1988-89
A. To Grant Capitalised I. By Capital Expenditure i. Upto the end of 1987-88 48,77,803 Staff Car ii. During the year 1988-89 11,56,609 Upto the end of 1987-88 1,03,648 During the year 1988-89 - 1,03,648 60,34,412 ---- B. To CPF/GPF II. Despatch Rider Balance upto the end of Upto the end of 1987-88 30,067 During the year 1988-89 - 30,067 1987-88 30.07,620 ---- Addition during the year Ill. Matador 1988-89 14,40,606 Upto the end of 1987-88 1.02,065 During the year 1988-89 - 1 ,02.065 -~--- 44,48,226 ----- IV, Furniture & Office c.v Less withdrawals and Equipments m Upto the end of 1987-88 18,23,686 temporary advances During the year 1988-89 during 1988-89 10,32,506 34,15,720 a) Council 1,01.914 _ ...... ___ b) Spl. Projects (Towards Freedom) 79,750 1,81,664 20,05,350 ----- c. To Excess Income Books over Expenditure Upto the end of 1987-88 28,18,347 Balance upto the end of During the year 1988-89 a) Council 9,50_331 1987-88 16,84,434 b) Spl. Projects 24,614 9,74,945 37,93,282 (Towards Freedom) Add Excess Income over V. Council's Publications Expenditure during Indian Historical Review: Upto the end of 1987-88 2,68,728 1988-89 53.845 17,18,279 During the year 1988-89 1.30,151 ------3.98,933 Total carried over: 1.11.68.411 Less safe-proceed during 21.468 ..:Jjl, 77.465 ------1988-89 ---- t> Brought forward 1,11,68,411 c. By Debt, Deposit and Advances I. CPF/GPF Investment upto 1987-88 18,10,000 Investment Matured during 1,75,000 1987-88 (-) ------· 16.35,000 Investment during 1988-89 10,00,000 Balance: Cash in Hand Cash at Bank 7,80,720 7,80,720 34,15,720 II. Deposit for Telephone at Chairman's residence at Poona Upto 1987-88 5,000.00 5,000 Refund during 1988-89 1.264.00 1,264 3,736 1!1. Security Deposit with C.T.O. 6,000 Upto 1987-88 Security Deposits with C.T.O. - 6,000 V..' "-J during 1988-89 IV. Security Deposit for Telephone 50,700 upto 1987-88 Security Deposits for Telephone during 1988-89 Council's Towards Freedom Project 50,700 -~------v. Security Deposit with Directorate of Estate during 1985-86 7,320 VI. Advances to employees : leave Salary advance to deputationists Balance upto end of 1987-88 30,019 Advances during 1988-89 1,824 ------Less 31,843 Less: Adjustment during 5,772 26,071 Total carried over 1,11,68.411 1988-89 ------Balance Brought forward 1 ,11 . 6S, 411 b) Festival Advances upto the end 12.815 of 1987-88 Advances during 1988-89 26.800
Less: Adjustment during 1988-89 --~-- Balance 39,615 28,230 ---- 11,385 c) Cycle Advance: Balance upto the end of 1987-88 3.101 Advances during 1988-89 2,400 Less: Adjustment during 1988-89 ----- Balance 5,501 3,916 1,585 ---- d) Scooter Advance Balance upto the end of 1987-88 36,566 (..,) Advances during 1988-89 4.6000 (X) --- 82.566 Less: Adjustment during 1988-89 Balance ___16,624 ...... ,.. 65.942 e) House Building Advance Balance upto the end of 1987-88 6.28,245 Advance during 1988-89 12.000
6.50.245---- Less : Adjustment during 1988-89 Balance 1,04,910 ---- 5.45.335 f) Car Advance Balance upto the end of 1987-88 20.313 1,02.500 Advance during 1988-89 ------1.22.313 1,16,641 Total carried over 1.11.68,411 Less: Adjustment during 1983-89 ----- Balance 6,172 Brought forward 1,11,68,411 g) Fan Advance Balance upto the end of 1987-88 2,000 Advance during 1988-89 1,200 ------3,200 660 Less : Adjustment during 1988-89 Balance 2,540
-.~---- VII) Other advances Translation Project Bal anee upto the end of 1987-88 3,964 a) Advances during 1988-89 Less : Adjustment during 1988-89 3,964 b) Advances for purchase of Microfilm Balance upto the end of 1987-88 1,10,917 Advance during 1988-89 - Less : Adjustment during 1988-89 w Balance 1,10,917 tO ----- VIII) Contingent Advances Advances for Publication Balance upto the end of 1987 88 3,27,494 Advance during 1988 89 67,000
-·..-..,..-----~ 3,94,494 Less: Adjustment during 1988-89 Balance 22,000 3, 72,449
b) Advances to Documentation Balance upto the end of 1987-88 130 44,195 Advances during 1988-89 ~.______
44,325 Less: Adjustment during 1987-89 Balance 130 44,195 Total ca ried over 1,11,68,411 -----~--
----:..;___:._ ~"""'-"
Brought forward 1,11,68.411 c) Advances to Administration Balance upto t\1e end oi 1SS7 -SS 1,15,128 Advances during the year 1988-89 38,295
-~-- 1,53.423 Less :Adjustment during 1988-89 Balance 1,03,100 50,323 ----- d) Advances to Grants-in-aid (Cultural Exchange Programme) Balance upto the end of 1987-88 867 Advance during 1988-89 1,890 ------2,757 Lass Adjustment during 1988-89 Balance 500 2,257 ----- .f::., 0 e) Advances toT. F. ProjEct Balance upto the end of 1987-88 6,553 Advances during the year 1988-89 8,500 ----- 15,058 Less Adjustment during 1988-89 Balance 15,058 By closing balance Cash in Hand 45 Cash at Bank 17,103 17,148
1,11,68,411 GRAND TOTAL : GRAND TOTAL: 1 '11----- . 68,411
Sd/- Sd/· Sd/- (HARISH KUMAR) (G.P GUPTA) (T.R. SAR!:EN) Section Officer (Accounts) Accounts Officer Director \ PROFORMA ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR 1988-89 COUNCil CORE PROGRAMME (Non-Pla_f1_L RECEIPT PAYMENT Head Amount Amount Head Amount Amount 1 2 3 4 5 6 --~-~------I. Opening balance as on - I. Administration 12,84,204 1.4.1988 -:.- "'",-r·] . \Jj' 1 II. Academic 9,96,665 II. Grants received from 'r:J II!. Documentation Centre 3,58,496 Govt. of India during the f. IV. Journal Unit 2,65,367 year 1988 89 74,70,QOO 74,7b,ooo v. Publication Unit 2,06,531 Transfer from C P F part ln. VI. Grants-in-aid Unit( Payment) 1,02,749 of Employer's share 4,00,000 4,0~.000 VII. Other charges 2,55,404 IV. Other Receipts ;, Misc. Receipts 93.460 ~3,460 VIII. Office expenses a) Misc. contingencies """"~ v. Adjustment of Advances 1.95.060 b) Rent of building 1,12,128 3,07,188 a) Advances to Administration 1 ,03,1 00 b) Advances to Documen- --- tation Cent:e 130 IX. Publication of the Council 1.40.394 c) Advance to CEP/Seminar/ X. Grants- in- aid programme 19,78.815 Symposia 500 d) Advances for Telephone XI. Seminar, Symposia and deposit at chairman's Conference Office Poona 1,264 a) Internal 4.00,897 e) l~ave salary advances to b) International 9.66.338 13,67.285 deputationh.ts 5,772 XII. Capital Expenditure f) Festival advances 28,230 g) Fan advances 2,540 a) Books and library h) Cycle. advances 3,916 requisite 5,93,770 i) Seater advance 16,624 b) Furniture and office j) House Building Advance 1,04.910 equipment 1,00,275 6,172 2,73,158 6,94,045 k) Car Advance ------...- Total carried over : 82,36,618 79,59,514 ----- ' 2 3 4 5 6
Brought forward ~2,36,6'\S xu. Debt, Deposit and Advances a) Advances to Documentation Centre 44,195 b) Advance to Administration 38,295 c) Advances for Cultural Exchange Programme & Seminar Symposia 1.890 d) Festival advances 26.800 e) Cycle advance 2,000 f) House Building advance 12,000 g) Scooter advance 46,000 h) Fan advance 1.200
,f:::. i) Car advance 1,02,500 rv Leave salary advance to n 1,824 deputationists ----- Closing Balance 2.77,104 2,77,1 04
----- Grand Total : 82.36,618 -----82,36,618 -----
Sd/- Sd/ Sd/- (HARISH KUMAR) (G.P. GUPTA) (T.R. SAREEN) Section Ofiicer {Accounts) Accounts Officer Director
t PROFORMA ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR 1988-89
COUNCIL CORE PROGRAMME
Receipt Payment Head Amount Amount Head Amount Amount 1 2 3 4 5 6 l. Opening balance as 110,003 10.003 I. Administration 1.35,122 II. Academic Programme 23,505 II. Grant-in~aid from Ill. Publication Unit 83,251 Govt. of India during IV. Hindi Translation Unit 41,037 v. Office expenses : the year 39,89,997 39,89,997 Misc. contingencies 3.45,973 VI. Publication of the Council 40.887 Ill. Other Receipts VII. Grants-in-aid Programme 28,30.143 a) Sale of Books and VIII. Role of State Legislature in 1,747 Royalty 21.639 Freedom Struggle Studies on the Histories of other .p.. IX. w b) Sale proceed in countries with particular reference respect of journals 31,468 43.107 to History of India contact with outside world c) Misc. Receipts - - X. Financial Assistance to the IV. Adjustment of Advances scholars for facilitating collection of Source Material available in a) Advances for Publi- Foreign countries 21,916 cation of Books 22.000 22,000 XI. Art History 23,348 Xii, Mi1itary History of India b) Advances fer purchase XIII. Tanslation charges ,548 of Microf.lms 1,10.917 XIV. Seminar, Symposia and Conference 1,95,355 XV. Capital Expenditure i) Furniture and Office Equipment 1,639 ii) Books (Documentation Centre) 60,039 iii) Library requisites (Documentation Centre) 2.96,522 ------Total carried over 41,76,024 41,09,024 ------~---,-=--~ ..... Brought forward 41,76,024 XVI. Debt, Deposit and Advances i) Advances for Publication of Books 67,000 ii) Advances for purchase of Microfilm Closing Balance
.p..~ 41.76,024 41.76,024
Sd/- Sd/ Sd/- (HARISH KUMAR) (G.P. GUPTA) (T. R. SAREEN) Section Officer (Accounts) Accounts Officer Director PROFORMA ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR 1988-89 TOWARDS FREEDOM
Recept Payment Head Amount Amount Head Amount Amount
I. Opening balance as a) I. Pay and allowances of Officers and Staff 9,38.445 on 1.4.1988 8,512 8,512 II. Medical charges 36,007 11. Grants from the Govt. Ill. T.A. of Officers. staff & of India during the meeting 39,920 year 1988-89 13,59,488 13,59,488 IV. Leave salary and pension contribution 757 Ill. Mise Receipts 757 V. Employer's share and IV. '- Saie~ o·f Books and interest on CPF/GPF 44,119 <]. 65,327 · Rdyalty Vf. Rent of Building ·VII; Misc. contingencies 1,32.006 ,J'::o. V. 'Adjustment of Advance 01 VIII. Honorarium for rediting a) Ad-J~_~c~s.tqTowards b) Publication charges Freedom Staff Publication and Printing charges c) Capital expenditure I· i) Furniture and Office equipments 79,750 .; ~~ Books 24,614 ,u1lU ii) iii) Contingent Advance 8.500 13.68.688 Closing Balance 69
---.~--- 13,68!757 13,68.757
'"' _s'ci}~ .. !-••.J.j,,. Sd/- Sd/~ (HARISH KUMAR) (G.P. GUPTA} (T.R. SAREEN) Section Officer (Accounts) · Accounts Officer Director INDIAN COUNCil OF HISTORICAl RESEARCH Receipt & Payment Account of GPF/CPF for the year 1988-89 Receipts Payments Opening balance as on 1.4.S8 Amount Amount
i) F.D. 18,10,000 I. Payments made to subscribers ii) Cash in Bank 11,97,620 towards advances withdrawals iii) Cash in hand - and final ::.ettlements 6,32,506 Subscription including ll. Employer's share of CPF refund of Advances 11,73,849 transferred to General Council's Contribution 14,819 Interest received from Council's Fund 4,00,000 10,32,506 i) S.B I. 78.013 Closing balance as on 31.3.89 ----- ii) Interest earned on 1,14,625 i) F D. (in N.S.C.s) 16.35,000 N.S.C. (F.D ) ii) F.D. (in U.T.I.) 10,00,000 iii) Interest earned on U.T.l. 30,000 2,22,638 Iii) Cash at Bank 7.80,720 34.15 720 ----- Interest (on employee cont. ~ (J) Council conr ) 29,300
44.48,226 G1and Total : 44.48.226
Sd/- Sd/ Sd/- {HARISH KUMAR) (G.P. GUPTA) {T.R. SAREEN) Section Officer (Accounts) Accounts Officer Director GPF/CPF ACCOUNT OF INDIAN COUNCIL OF HISTORICAL RESEARCH FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR 1988-89
Particulars Subscription & refund/ Council's Interest on Incentive Total withdrawals contribution on CPF/GPF Bonus
, __ -~----- ~------____ --- -·· ---~------~- - Opening Balance 10.91,697 8.65,494 10,35,595 14,834 30,07,620 Add during the year 1988-89 11,73,849 14,819 2,51,938 - 14,40,606 Less paid during the year 1988-89 Withdrawals and temporary advances and final settlement 6,32,506 - 10,32.506 Amount transferred to General Council's fund out of Employer's share c f CPF 4.00,000 .....,.p. Closing Batance 16,33,040 4,80,313 12,87,533 14,834 34,15.720
Note :-A sum of Rs. 16,35,000/- has been invested in seven years National Savings Certificate and a sum of Rs. 10,00,000/- in U.T.I. Thlds the total investment of Rs. 26.35,000/-.
Sd/- Sd/ Sd/.. (HARISH KUMAR) (G.P. GUPTA) (T. R. SAREEN) Section Officer (Accounts) Accounts O·fficer Director INDIAN COUNCIL Of HISTORICAL RESEARCH Proforma Account of Indo French Seminar for the year 1988-89 Receipt Payment Head Amount Amount Head Amount Amount
Open\ng Ba\ance as on 1.4.88 Nil A. Honorarium paid to staff 1350 Grants/received from Govt. of India during the year 1988-89 1,00,000 1,00.000 B. Other expenditure 81571 82921 Closing B.olance 17079
Grand Total : 1.00,000 1,00,000
~ 00
Sd/- Sd/- Sdf (HARISH KUMAR) (G.P. GUPTA) (T.R. SAREEN) Section Officer (Accounts) Accounts Officer Direetor APPENDIX-IV
AUDIT CERTIFICATE
\ ha'Je exam\ned the Rece\pt and Payment Accounts, \ncorne and Expenditure Accounts for the year ended 31st March 1989 and the Balance Sheet as on 31st March 1989 of the Indian Counci I of H isto- rical Research, New Delhi. I have obtained all the information and explanations in the appended Audit Report, I certify, as a result of my audit, that in my opinion these accounts and Balance Sheet are pro perly drawn up so as to exhibit a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the Indian Council of Historical Research according to the best of information and explanation given to me and as shown by the books of the organisation.
Sd/- Dharamvir Director of Audit-L Central Revenues, New Delhi
Place : New Delhi Date : 13-9-1989
49 APPEND/X--V
RESEARCH PROJECTS
The following is the list of research projects sanctioned during the year. The amount sanctioned is given in the bracket :
1. Shri Rajat Sanyal, Plot No. 1, Sivanath Bhawan, Gauhat Road, Ca\cutta-29, "The Bengali Lower Middle Class in lndiar Social History 1900-1939'' (Approved Rs. 25,000/- for a period of two years).
2. Shri Susia Tharu, Research Cer.tre for Women's Studies, Osmania University, Hyderabad, "Women in Modern Andhra Documenta tion" (Approved Rs. 25,000/- for a period of one year).
3. Shri Subrata Bose, 385, Jodhpur Park, Calcutta-700068, "Sarat Chandra Bose--A Political Biography" (Approved Rs. 20,000/-).
4. Shri L. B. Verma, Head of Department of History, University of Manipur, lmphal, "Collection, Transcription and Interpretation of Oral Evidences regarding Nupilan and N.A. in Manipur'' (Approved Rs. 18,000/-).
5. Dr Hans Raj, A-36, Tagore Garden Extension, New Delhi-11 0027, "Women Members of Constituent Assembly A Critical stu(Jy of their role" (Approved Rs. 4,000/-).
6. Dr N. Shyam Bhat, Department of History, Mangalore University, Mangalore, "Judiciary and Police in Early Colonial South Kanara" (Approved Rs. 1 0,000/-).
7. Dr Gautam Sen Gupta, Department of History, North Eastern Hill University, Mayurbhanj Complex, Shillong, "Early Monuments 50 of North East India: A Study in Historical and Stylistic Context" (Approved Rs. 20,000/-).
8. DrS. S:1eik Ali, Vice-Chancellor, Goa University, Goa, ''Maritime Politics and the State of Knowledge of the seas in Portuguese Goa" (Approved Rs. 25,000/- for a period of one year).
9. Dr Chumar Choondal, Professor & Head, Department of S:mskrit & Malayalam, Thomas College, Kerala, "HistoricaiR econstruction based on the Ballads of Malabar'' (Approved Rs.10,000I-).
10. Dr (Mrs.) Leela Omchery, Reader, Faculty of Music and Fine Arts, University of Delhi, Delhi, "Recovery, Survey and reorgani sation of the old rare manuscripts on Music and Allied arts kept in the Oriental Manuscripts Library of Kerala'/ (Approved Rs. 15,000/- for a period of one year).
11. Professor R.C. Gaur, Department of History, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, "For preparing a Videofilm on Fatehpur Sikri" (Approved Rs. 20,000/-).
12. Professor D.P. Agrawal, Physical Research Laboratory, Ahmeda bad, "Culture and Archaeology of Kumaun" (Approved Rs. 35,000/- for a period of one year).
13. Dr D.B. Kshirsagar, Mehrangarh Museum Trust, Umaid Bhawan, Jodhpur, "A History of the Musicians at the Royal Court of Jodh pur'' (Approved Rs. 25,000/- for a period of two years).
14. Shri Pradeep Sinha, 85 A Ekdalia Road, Calcutta-700019, "Cal cutta Aspects of Social and Cultural History 1850-1950" (Approved Rs. 40,000/-).
15. Dr K.S. Kameshwara Rao, Ideal College of Arts and Science, Kakinada, "Political Milieu and Social formations in early Medieval Andhr.a" (Approved Rs. 15,000/-).
16. Dr P.C. Parikh and Dr B.K. Sholate, B.J. Institute of Learning and Research, Ashram Road, Ahmedabad, "A Study of Jain
51 Image Inscriptions of Ahmedabad(/ (Approved Rs. 15,000/~).
17. Professor Sukhamay Mukhopadhyay, Department of Bengali, Vishva-Bharati, Santiniketan, West Bengal, ''Jayadeva-Kenduli Records" (Approved Rs. 3,000/-).
18. Shri Phool Chand Jain, Milap Bhawan, 18A, Jawahar Nagar, "The Role of Violence in the Indian Independence Movement: Political Activity and Arrest 1905-45" (Approved Rs. 25,000/-).
19. Dr {Miss) P .S. Kanaka Durga Putcha, Nagarjuna University, Nagarjunanagar, "Socia~ Economic History of Ancient Andhra, 3rd BC to 7th AD (Approved Rs. 7,000/- for a period of 2 years).
20. Dr K.S. Kameshwara Rao, Ideal College of Arts and Science, Kakinada, "Political Mileu and Social Formations in early Medieval Karnataka" (Approved Rs. 7,000/-).
52 APPENDIX- VI
FELLOWSHIPS
The following are the fellowships sanctioned during the year under report. The topic of research, tenure of the fellowships and the amount sanctioned are given in the brackets :--
1. Dr T.V. Kuppuswami, C/o Shri R.A. Ramanathan, BL-4 Shalimar Bagh, Delhi, "History of Carnatic Music in Tami\nadu" {Senior fellowship of Rs. 2,000/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 years).
2. Shri Ram Chandra Singh, Purani Kothi, Banarasi Bagh, Lucknow, "Brick Temples in Uttar Pradesh'' (Senior fellowship of Rs. 2,000/- p.m alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 5,000;- p.a. for 2 years).
3. Professor B.N.S. Yadav, Department of A.I.H.C. & Archaeology, Allahabad University, Allahabad, "Some aspects of rural economy and society of Northern India in early Medieval times (C.AD 600-12)'' (Senior fellowship of Rs. 2,500/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 8,000/- p.a. for 2 years). 4. Miss Latika Lahiri, Department of Buddhist Studies, Delhi University, Delhi, "The Rise, Growth and Decline of Buddhism in China" (Senior fellowship of Rs. 2,000/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000i- p.a. for 2 years). 5. Dr C.B. Pandey, D-1, DDA Flats, Saket, New Delhi, "Mahisa Mardini in Indian Art" (Senior fellowship of Rs. 1 ,500r- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 years). 6. Dr A.K. Upadhyay, Cio Dr Arun Sinha (Electro. Chem), Behind Government Veterinary Hospital (Moti Jheel), Varanasi, ''History 53 of Brahmanical Religion in South East Asia upto 12 C.A.D." (A fellowship of Rs. 1 ,200/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant. of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 years).
7. Ms. Renu Tuli, Oak Villa, Set No.1, Jakhu, Shimla, H.P., "Urba nization in Early Medieval India C. A. D. 7500" (Junior fellowship of Rs. 800/- p. m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p. a. for 2 and a half years).
8. Shri P.C. Venkata Subhaiah, Deccan College, Post-Graduate Institute, Pune, "Proto-historic Investigation in the Central Penner Basin of Cuddapah Distt. Andhra Pradesh" (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1,000/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/ p.a. for 2 and a half years).
9. Kumari Maya Pandey, Department of Buddhist Studies, Magadh University, Bodh Gaya, Bihar, "A Historical analysis of Social Moral education'' (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1,000/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
10. Shri Kwangsu Lee, Department of History, University of Delhi, Delhi, "Korea's contact with early India: A Comparative study in Art & Literature'' (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1,000/- p.m. along with a contingent grar,t of Rs. 3,000/- for 2 and a half years).
11, Shri K.K. Singh, 132 Brahmputra, Puravachal, J .N .U., New Delhi, liE mergence of early Historical Culture Process and Characteris tics'' (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1 ,000/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- for 2 and a half years).
12. Kumari Rashmi Singh, Loungiya Karkhana Building, Moh. Ghoghar Rewa, M.P., "A Study of Architectural and Sculptural Remains of Rewa and its adjoining place upto 1200 A.D." (Junior fellowship of Rs 1,000/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
13. Shri Satish Kumar Trigunayat Department of History and Indian
54 Culture, University of Rajasthan, "Prachin Rajasthan main Vaishnav Dharam Ka Vikas" (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1,000/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
14. Shri Anand Shankar Singh, Department of Ancient History, Culture and Archaeology, Allahabad University! Allahabad, "Studies in Palaeography-Brahmi inscriptions of Kashmir" (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1,000/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant ot Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 years).
15. Shri Ajay Singh, Department of A.I.H.C. & Archaeology, Awadhesh Prasad Singh University, Rewa, M.P., "Archaeology of Rewa" (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1 ,000/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
16. Ms. Kiran Yadav, Department of Ancient History, B.H.U., Varanasi, "Metallurgy in Literary Evidence from Rigveda to 200 B.C." (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1,000/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
17. Ms. Vijaya Laxmi Sharma, Department of History, B.H.U., Varanasi, "A Reconstruction of Ancient Indian Plant Econorr.y" (Senior fellowship of Rs. 1,400/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 5,000/- p.a. for 2 years).
18. Shri M. Rahman, Department of History, Delhi University, Delhi, "State, Religion and Society in Eastern Deccan 300-900 A.D." (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1,000/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
19. Shri Dimbeshwar Sharma, Nijarapara, Guahati, Assam," Studies in the Inscriptions of the early Medieval Period of Assam" (Senior fellowship of Rs. 2,200t- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 5,000/- p.a. for 2 years).
20. Dr (Mrs.) Kunj Gupta, Lady Sht:,i Ram College for Women~ Delhi University, Delhi, "Position of Women in Yajnnavalkyasmriti in
55 its early medieval commentaries" (Senior fellowship of Rs. 2,200(~ p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 5,000/- p.a. for 6 months only).
21. Shri B. Bala Kumar, Department of Ancient Indian History & Culture & Archaeology, University of Madras, Madras, "Musical Instruments of Tamil Nadu through the sculpture from 600-1300 A.D." (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1 ,000/~ p.m. alongwith a contin gent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
22. Shri Ahmad Ali, School of Studies in Ancient Indian History, Culture & Archaeology, Vikram University, Ujjain, IJKachchhapa~ grata Art in Central Asia" (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1,000/~ p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
23. Smt. Shanti Singh, Department of A.I.H.C. & Archaeology, B.H.U. Varana:li, "Black Slipped Ware" (Jun:or fellowship of Rs. 1,000/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
24. Shri Amitabh Ray, C/o Dr O.P. Jaiswal, Department of Ancient Indian History & Archaeology, Patna University, Patna, "The Ceramic of Ancient Bihar" (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1,000/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years). 25. Smt. Renu La!, B.J. Institute, Learning Institute, Ashram Road, Ahmedabad,"Prachin Gujarat Mein Prachelit Sikkon ka Adhyayan upto C. 4 B.C." (Junior f£11owship of Rs. 1 ,000/~ p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
26. Smt. Shobhana Gokhale, Reader in Ancient Indian History, Culture & Archaeology, Deccan College, Pune, "Numismato graphy of Maharastra" (Senior fellowship of Rs. 2,200/~ p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 800/- p.a. for 2 years).
27. Shri Vijayan T.M., Department of History, Universrty of Calicut 1 Calicut, "Social formation in the beginning of the Christian era as 56 reflected in early Tamil anthologies and related archaeological Evidence" (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1,000/- p.rn. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 300/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
28. Kumari Chandravali Pandey, Department of A.I.H.C. & Archaeo logy, B.H.U., Varanasi, "A study of Metal and Metal Works based on literary and Archaeological data 3rd C.B.C. to 1 & 2 A.D." (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1,000/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 300/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
29. Shri P. Bhaskar Reddy, .V. Oriental Research Institute, S.V. University, Tirupati, "The Inscription of s·mh3chalam-A Cultural study" (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1,000/- p.m. alongwith a contin gent grant of Rs. 300/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
30. Dr Sudha en Gupta, 38/14, Probyn Road, Delhi University Flats, Delhi, "Corpus of Buddhist Inscriptions" (Senior fellow ship of Rs. 2,200/- p.m. alongwith u contingent grant of Rs. 5,000/- p.a. for 1 year).
31. Shri G. Sudhakar Naidu, S.V. Oriental Research Institute,, S.V. University, Tirupati, "Temple Inscriptions of the Coastal Andhra A Cultural study" (Jun:or fellowship of F.s. 1 ,000/- p.m. along with a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
32. Shri L.P. Dewide, 49 Baksi Khud, Daragang, Allahabad, "Slavery in Ancient India" (Junior fellowship of Rs. 800/- p.m. along with a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 years).
33. Mrs. Renu axena, Research cholar, Department of History, M.S. University of Baroda, Baroda[ "Ahmedabad from C. 1758 to 1850: A review of its society, economy and institutions" (Junior fellowship of Rs. 800/- p.m. alongwith a cont:n[;ent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 1 year). ·
34. Dr Z.A. Desai, 14, Khursheed Sarkhaj Road, Ahmedabad, "An Annotated English Translation of Dakhirat-u/-Khawanin" (Exten sion of senior fellowship for one year).
33. Shri N.K. Singh, Research Scholar, Department ofHistory, B.H.U.,
57 ''Mughal Darbar Mein Rajput Abhijatya Verg l
36. Shri R.C. Dubey, Research Scholar, Department of History, B .H .U., VaranasL "Mughal Darbar Me in Abhijatiya \/Varg Ki Bhumika (1556-1658 A.D.)'' (Extension of Junior fellowship for one year).
37. Miss S.H. Khan, Research Scholar, Centre of Advanced Study, Department of History, A.M.U., A!igarh, "Correspondence of Raja of Amber with Mughal Court-a-calender of W'ail's Report" (Extension of Junior fe! lowship for one year).
38. Kumari Sunita AgrawaL Department of History, Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur, "Inter-state relations in North India during Sultanate Period 1206-1526" (Extension of Junior fellowship for one year).
39. M~·s. Nishi Srivastava, Research Scholar, Department of History, Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur, /JUrban-rural relation3 in the 16th century with reference to the capital cities of Delhi, Agra and Fatehpur Sikri" (Extension of Junior fellowship for one year).
40. Dr Nir Najimuddin Ali Khan, H. No. 17-2-354, Saidabad, Hyderabad, "External Relations of the Bahmani Kin,;Jdom" (Senior fellowship of Rs. 1,500/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 years).
41. Mohd. Shafi, Asstt. Professor, Department of History, University of Rajashahi, Bangladesh, "Anglo-Mughal Relations and the decline of trade and commerce of the Bangia Merchants of Decca 1650-1704" (Senior fellowship of Rs. 1 ,500(- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a.).
42. Shri M.A. Khan, Research Scholar, Centre of Advanced Study, Department of History, A.M.U., Aligarh, "Firdausi Order during the Sultanate period in Bihar" (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1,000; p.m. a\ongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for one year).
43. Miss Naheed Siddiqui, Centre for Historical Studies, School of 58 Social Sciences, J.N.U., New Delhi, "Shahjahanabad, its society and culture 1800-1850" (Extension of Junior fellowship for one year).
44. Shri Aminuddin Khan, Retired Archivist, 129, Colonel Ganj, Allahabad, "'D iplomatics of the Soyurghal Farman of the Great Mughals" ( Senior fellowship of Rs. 1 ,400/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 5,000/- p.a. for 2 years).
45. Kumari Bharati Goswami, Research Scholar, Department of History, Agra University, Agra, "Women elites of Mugha\ age 1526-1707 A.D." ( Junior fellowship of Rs. 1,000/- p.m. along with a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and halt years).
46. Miss P. Shirka, Research Scholar, Department of History, Jiwaji University, Gwalior, "Mughai-Maratha Relations from 1740- 1772'' ( Junior fellowship of Rs. 1,000/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
47. Miss Shayesta Beder, Research Scholar, Department of History, Patna University, Patna, "A Biography of Ali Ibrahim Khan (1740-1793" (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1 ,000/- alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a haff years).
48. Miss A.J. Siddiqui, Research Scholar, Department of History, Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur (U.P.), "Position of Artisans in the 17th century/' (Extension of Junior fellowship for six months).
49. Professor S.A. H. AbidL Retired Professor, Bashir Manzi!, Gorakh pur, "Taj-ui-Muathir'' (Extension of Senior fellowship for one year).
50. Shri Satya Prakash/ (B I in d), Research Scholar, Cent:e of Advanced Study, Department of History, A.M.U., Aligarh, "Origin and Development of Urdu Historiography as reflected in Medieval India" (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1,000/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years). An interpreter at the rate of Rs. 400/- p.m. was also sanctioned.
51. Professor Y.B. Damla, 5 Tridal Apartment, 110/21 Kalkar Margr
59 Pune, "Ideas, Ideologies and Interests in Maharashtra from 1873- 1974" (Senior fellowship of Rs. 2,7001- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 8,000/- p.a. for 2 years).
52, Kumari Seema Singh, Research Scholar, Department of History, Lucknow University, Lucknow, "British Policy towards Lushai Hills 1824-1898'' (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1,000/- p.m. alongwith a conting3nt grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
53. Shri Ali Mohd. Dar, Departmsnt of History, Kashmir University, Srinagar, "Trade and Commerce during Dogra rule in Kashmir" (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1,000/- p.m alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and half a years).
54. Shri Paulese M.M. Maliakkal, Manappilly Ayyampilly P.O. Cochin, "The Economic factors behind the formation of Travan core state Congress'' (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1 ,000/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
55. Kumari Manu Singh, C 383 Sector, B Mahanagar, Lucknow, "British Relations with Manipur'' (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1,000/- p.m. alongwi1h a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
56. Snri Ratan La! Sharma, C/o Shri B.L. Gupta, Shiva Colony, Tonk Phatak, Jaipur, ~~Agrarian Ecoromy in Harauti Region during the 18th century" (Junior fellowship. of Rs. 1 ,000/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
57. Kumari Kanak Rawat, C/o Mrs. K. Rawat, DHV/CMD Office Nainital, "Kumaun Sanya Dal Ka ltihas'' (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1,000/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
58. Shri Ananda Bhattacharya, 64/1 Santosh Roy Road, Barishaf Calcutta, "Sanyasi and Fakir Uprising in Bengal in the second half of the 18th century'' (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1,000/- 60 p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
59. Shri K.D. Sharma, C/o Dr G.S. Vashistha, 4 Staff Quarters, NREC College, Khurja, Bulandshar, ''Impact of Mahatma Gandhi's constructive programme and some aspects of rural development and social change in U.P. from 1925-1940" (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1,000/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a ha\f years).
60. Kumari Pushpa Tomar, C/o Shri A.P.S. Tomar, F.S. Jail, Meerut, "Uttar Pradesh Mein Chatra Andolan 1920-47" (Junior fellow ship of Rs. 1 ,000/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
61. DrS .P. Singh, C-4 E/11 /139 Janakpuri, New Delhi, "Super Power Attitude Towards the South Asian Crisis-A Historical Perspective" (Senior fellowship of Rs. 2,700/-p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 5,000/- p.a. for 2 years).
62. Miss Swapna Mishra, C/o Shri N.K. Mishra, Bula Vidya Mandir, Nainital, "The Historical Development of Education in Kumaun during the British Rule 1815-1947" (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1 ,000/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
63. Dr (Ms) Papiya Ghosh, Reader, Department of History, Patna Women's College, Patna University, Patna, "Society and Polit1cs in Late Nineteenth and Twentieth century Bihar" (Senior fellowship of Rs. 2,200/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 5,000/- p.a. for 2 years).
64. Kumari Lee Ockeoon, Research Scholar, Department of History, Delhi Universit)(, Delhi, "Colonialism and Education-A Compa rative study between India and Korea" (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1 ,00 0/- p.m. with a contingent grant of Rs .·3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
65. Shri SalH Mishra, 311 Satluj Hostelr J.N.U., New DeihL
61 "Nationalism and Co:nmunal Trends in India 1934-42" (Junior fellowship of As. 1,000/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 1 year).
66. Shri B.B. Bhatia, C/o D. Bhatta, Reader, Department of Chemistry, 52. Utkal University, Bhubaneshwar, "The Natural Calamities in Orissa in the 19th century and the British policy" (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1,000/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
67. Miss Punam Thakur, C/o Shri T.N. Thakur, Jaiprakash Nagar/ 53 Kumhar Toli Chuna Bhatta, Ranchi, "Chhota Nagpur Mein Nari Jagran evam unke Kramash Vikas Ka Atihasik Adhyayan (1912- 1980)" (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1,000/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
5 68. Shri V. Krishna Ananath, 46 Periyar Hostel, J.N.U., New Delhi, '}Railway Labour in the Anti-imperialist struggle: A case study of Labour Movement in the South Indian Railway and the Madras South Mahratha Railway 1920-46" (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1,000/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
69. Dr A.K. Banerji, 14 Vindsa House, M.K. Road, Bombay, "Public Works & Government, Finance and Investment (1860-88)" (Senior fellowship of Rs. 2, 700/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 8,000/- p.a. for 2 years).
70. Professor S.R. Singh, Profes~or & Head, Department of History (Rtd), University of Bihar, Muzaffarpur, Bihar, ''Gandhi and the Indian National Congress--A study in contrast" (Senior fellow ship of Rs. 2,700/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 8 000 for 2 years).
71. Dr A. Cherian, John Wilson Education Society, 19 August Kranti Marg, Bombay, "Freedom Movement in Bombay City 1937- 1947" (Senior fellowship of Rs. 2,700/- p.m. alongwith a
62 contingent grant of Rs. 5,000/- p.a. for 2 years).
72. Professor B.S. Mathur, C-13, Moti l\llarg, Bapu Nagar, Jaipur, 'Social dimensions of the British Impact : A case study of Rajasthan in 19th century" (Senior fellowship of Rs. 2,700/ p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 8,000/- p.a. for 2 years).
73 Ms. A. Mathew, Ladies Hostel, University Campus, Hyderabad Central, University, Hyderabad, "Economy and Society in Med'1eva\ Malabar 1500-1750" (Senior fellowship of Rs. 2,200/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 5,000/- p.a. for 1 year).
74. Mrs. Hem Bala Bhargava, A-273, Shivanand Marg, Malviya Nagar, Jaipur, "Socio-Econonomic conditions in the Rajasthan during the 19th century as depicted by foreign travellers" (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1,000/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
75. Dr (Mrs.) Madhavi Yasin, 4 University Staff Qrs., Kashmir Univer sity, Kashmir, JJindia under Lord Dufferin" (Senior fellowship of Rs. 2,200/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 5,000/- p.a. for 1 year).
76. Smt. Rukmani Ramani, Madras Institute of Development Studies 70, II Main Road, Gandhinagar Adyar, Madras, "Urbanisation of Tamil Nadu '1901-81" (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1,000/- p,m. alongurth a Contingent grant of Rs. 3,000 p. a.for 2 and a half years).
77. Kumari Abha Sharma, 64 Model Houses, Lucknovv, "The Peasants, Congress and the Raj 1919-1939" (Junior fellowship of Rs. 1 ,000/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
78. Shri Balakrishnan E., Govt. High School, Makkaraparamba, Malappunam Kerala, "History of Communist Movement in Kerala 1940-1970" (Pay protection fellowship was approved for 2 years.
63 79. Mrs. Raisa Kaushik, C/O Professor, Devendra Kaushik, Chairman, Centre for Soviet & E.R. Studies, SIS Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, "India through the Eyes of Travellers from the USSR in the Pre-Independence period'' (Junior fellowship of Rs. 800/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000i- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
80. ShriVed Pal Rana, H. No. 267, Village & P.O. Sirasapaur, Delhi, "Education and Social Change in Punjab 1920-1936" (Junior fellowship of Rs. 800/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
81. Smt. Ranjana KauL 16 Ranbindra Nagar, New Delhi, "G.R. Abhyankar and Constitutional Development in the Indian Princely States 1876-1935'' (Junior fellowship of Rs. 800/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 2,000/- p.a. for 2 and a ha If years).
82. Shri Dipak Chattaraj, C/o Paras Nath Ghosh, Village & P. 0. Udaipajpur, District North 24 Parganas, West Bengal, "Socio Economic Transformation of South Eastern Districts of the Punjab 1858-1919" (Junior fellowship of Rs. 800/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
83. Shri Alexai Vasily Litvin, C-1 06, Anand Niketan, New Delhi, JJI nterwar Economy of Uttar Pradesh'' (Junior fellowship of Rs. 800/- p.m. alongwith a contingent grant of Rs. 3,000/- p.a. for 2 and a half years).
EXTENSiON OF PERIOD OF ONGOING FEllOWSHIPS
84. Mrs. Sudesh Chaudhry, Department of Buddhist Studies, Delhi University, Delhi, "The Doctrine of Budhisttava in Sudharmpim darika Sutra" Extension for one year was approved.
85. Dr Ravi, Kori Sattar Karnataka University, Dharwad, "Geo Archaeology of the Middle Krishna Basin Karnataka" Extension
64 for one year was approved.
86. Smt. Seema Sharma, Department of Buddhist Studies, University of Delhi, Delhi, "A Historical study of places of Buddhist interest on Pari Sources'' Extension for one year was approved.
87. Shri Nee I Kamal Chaudhury, Deccan College, Pune, "Cultural History of Nalanda from 4th Century A.D." Extension for one year was approved.
88. Shri M.J.S. Raza/ Research Scholar, Centre of Advanced Study, Department of History, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh (U.P.), "Punjab and Sindh under Ghaznavids 11th to 12th Century A.D." Extension for six months was approved.
89. Shri B.K. Kelkar, W.E. 18/5 Karol Bagh, New DeihL "Lok Manya Tilak: An lndepth Political Study~~ Extension tor one year was approved.
90. Dr Badar Ruddin, Department of History, Manipur University, Manipur, "Politics and Administration in Manipur 1891-1949" Extension for one year was approved.
91. Shri B.N. Pal, D-29, Model Town, Delhi. "Interwar Economy of Uttar Pradesh'' Extension for one year was approved.
92. Dr Dharampal Singh Punia, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, ~~Archaeology of Alwar & Bharatpur District of Rajasthan'' Ex tension for one year was approved.
93. Shri R.N. Tripathi, Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur, "Po\itical History of the Mallasl/ Extension for six months was approved.
94. Smt. Aruna Tripathi, University of Allahabad, Allahabad, "Buddhist Art of the Kausambi Region B.C. 300 to A.D. 550'' Extension for one year was approved.
95. Dr B.C. Ray, Director, Centre of Advanced Studies in History and Culture, 90, Bhudeshwari Colony, Bhubaneshwar, Orissa,
65 "Socio-Economic ot the Maratha Rule in Orissa'' Extension for one year was approved. 96. Shri Harendra Sharma, Department of History, Med. and Modern Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur (U.P.), "History of Industrial Development in the United Province of Agra and Oudh (1919- 1947) '' Extension for one year was approved.
97. Shri Ram Manohar Mishra, Gorakhpur University, Gorakhpur, "Indian Art and Artisians from 2nd C.B.C. to 750 A.D. A Social Economic Study" Extension for one yeat was approved.
98. Smt. Asha Rai, Allahabad University, Allahcbad, "Society as reflected in the Yavana Jataka of Sphujidhvaja'l Extension for one year was approved. 99. Shri S.K. Outta, 16, Bharati Colony, Vikas Marg, Delhi-11 092, "A Historical study of the Western Impact in Indian Art" Exten sion of one year was approved.
100. Mrs. Sushma Mani, Department of A.I.H.C. & Archaeology, B.H.U., Varanasi, "Nepalese Buddhism: Rise & Development'/ Extension for one year was approved.
101. Kumari Sudha Singh, Allahabad University, Allahabad, "Historical
Study of the Ghositarama Sculpture' I Extension for one year was approved.
102. Miss Savita Kumari Singh, Research Scholar, Department of History of Art, B.H.U, Varanasi, "Satarhvin Sadi Ki Mughal Chitra Shaily" Extension for one year was approved.
103. Shri Mahanavelu, Madras, "Germans in Madras Presidency" Extension for one year was approved.
104. Shri L.K. Swamy, 52, Bharati Colony, Vikas Marg, Delhi, ''Adhunik Bhartiya Kala l 66 APPENDIX_, V/1 DV/TRAVEl/CONTINGENT GRANTS The following is the list of Study/Travel/Contingent Grants sanctioned during the year under report. The amount sanctioned is given in the pracket : 1. Professor A.S. Natesan, Govt. College (Men), Kumba-Konam, Thanjavur DiStrict, Tamil Nadu, "The Naganathaswamin Temple at Tirunagesvaram'' (Rs. 7,000/-). 2. Shri C.B. Santosh, Chettiparambil House, P.O. Vemballur, Via Edavilangu, Trichur Dt., Kerala, "Trace Centres in the Medieval Malabar during the 18th century" (Rs. 5,000/-). 3. Ms Kusum Gopal, Research Scholar, Department of History, Delhi University, Delhi, "Popular Resistance to Zulm in Eastern U.P. : A study of Basti and Gorakhpur 1938-51" (Rs. 7,000/-). 4. Shri A.K. Madhu, Devi Nivas, Elathur P.O., Calicut, "A Political Biography of A.K. Gopalan" (Rs. 6,500/-). 5. Shri Sanjay Kumar Khan, c/o Shri Hardayal Mahto, Bhatthi Ga1i, Mahendru, Patna, "Urban Centre in Bihar in the 18th century A.D." (Rs. 7,000/-). 6. Ms Nibedita Jena, c/o Dr B. Jena, SDVO, Milita1·y Line/ Berhampur, Ganjam, Orissa, "Orissa under T. E. Ravenshaw" ( Rs. 5 I 000 /-) . 7. Shri Ajay Pratap, c/o Shri A. Narain, D-24, R.B.I. Colony, Poorvi Marg, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi, "The Historical Origins and Evolution of Paharia Ethnicity'' (Rs. 7 1 000/-). 67 8. Or Jugal Kishore Gupta, Lecturer in History, Govt. National College, Sirsa Haryana, /'History of Sirsa'', (Rs. 6,500;-). 9. Shri B.D. Shrivastava, H-25, Baghira Apartments, Arera Colony, Bhopal, "The Rebel Raja of Shahgarh-Bakhatbali" (Rs. 7,000/-). 10. Or (Ms) Bina Roy, 1/31/1, Fakir Ghosh Lane, Calcutta, "Long term series estimates of National income for the Indian Union between the period 1900-01 to 1950-51 and assessment of real growth of the economy over this period" (Rs. 7 ,000/-). 11. l\1s Manju Verma, H. No. 1276, Sector 158, Chandigarhl "The Role of Women in the Freedom Movement in the Punjab-1919- 47" (Rs. 3.000(-). 12. Shri Girraj Prasad Dhakar, K. M. Hindi Vidyapeeth, Agra Univer sity, Agra, "Prachin Bharat Mein Shakti Puja upto 1200 A. D. (l (Rs. 5,000/-). 13. s. Manohari, "Bala Krishna", Kadanna Kuzhi, Malapuram, Kerala, "Society in the Gupta Age~Changing concept in Historiography'' (Rs. 3,000/-). 14. Ms Smita Sen, C/o Shri P.K. Sen, B-183, Chittaranjan Park, New DeihL J'The Non-cooperation Movement in Bihar'' (Rs. 7,000/-). 15. Shri Ramesh Buragohain, Lecturer, Department of History, Lung lei Govt. College, Lunglei, Mizoram, "Shom State Formation in Assam: An Enquiry into the Factors of Polity Formation in Medieval North East India'/ (Rs. 7,000/-}. 16. Ms Deepti Pande, 2A/5, Azad Nagar, Kanpur, U.P., "Role of the Middle class in the Social and Political changes in U.P. (A case study of Kava I Towns) from 1919-1939" (Rs. 7,000/-). 17. Dr Ravindra Kumar, Reader, Cepartment of History, The M.S. University of Baroda, Baroda, "Study of the Technology of ·-. Masonry Bridges In Medieval India" (Rs. 7,000/-). 68 18. Shri Ahmad Hasan, Research Scholar, Department of History, AMU, Aligarh, "Vizarat under the Delhi Sultanate'' (Rs. 5,000/-). 19. Shri Amaresh Singh, Research Scholar, Department of AI HS Arch., BHU, Varanasi, "The concept of Harihara in Ancient India: A Socio-religious Study" (Rs. 5,000/-). 20. Ms Sushma Dheesh, Department of History, Janaki Devi College, New DeihL "Women in Society and Politics of Delhi 1930-47'' (Rs. 6,500/-). 21. Shri Rakesh Kumar, 958, Dr Mukherjee Nagar, Delhi, "Labourers and Artisans in Agra (16th-17th centuries)'' (Rs. 3,000/-). 22. Ms Sarbani Ghosh, C-24, Amar Colony, Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi, "Revenue Grantees and the Process of Urbanisation in the southern Awadh with special reference to salon and Jais in the 17th & 18th centuries'' (Rs. 5,000/-). 23. Ms Ritu Chahal, B-32, Tara Apartment, Alaknanda: New Delhi, "Caste composition of the Land holding classes in the Subah of Delhi 1600-1850'' (Rs. 2,000/-). 24. Shri Aiav Kumar Roy, 958, Mukherjee Nagar, Dethi, "\mpact o{ the Colonial Laws on the Tribals of Santa! Parganas 1850-1920'' (Rs. 7,000/-). 25. Shri T. Sesidharan, M. Phil Student, Department of History, Calicut University, Calicut, "Duar to Barbas on Malabar~-A Historiographical Study" (Rs. 5,000/-). 26. Shri L Sugavaneswaran, Research Scholar, Department of History, T.B.M.L. College, Porayar, Tamil Nadu, "Malayali Tribals of the Ramchanalai Hill" (Rs. 5,000/-). 27. Shri Biswajit Pradhan, Technical Assistant P.G. Department of History, Sambalpur University, Jyotivihar, Orissa, "A study of Some Minor Religious Sects of Orissa" (Rs. 5,000/-). 69 28. Shri Suresh Chand Agrawal, C/o Madari Pansari Ka Makan, Bhudara, Karauli, Rajasthan, "Trade and Industry in Early Medieval Jain Literature with special reference to Rajasthan (from 700 to 1100A.D.)'' (Rs. 7,000/-). 29. Shri Syed Ejez Hussain, Flat No. 22, Adalat Ganh, Patna, "Bengal under the early Muslim Rule (A.D. 1200~1524 A.D ) :A study based mainly on Numismatic and Epigraphical Sources'' (Rs. 7,000/-). 30. Ms S. Zubaida Hussaini, Research Scholar, School of Historical Studies, Madurai Kamra j University, Madurai Palkalainagar, Tamil Nadu, nThe Social conditions of Medieval Tamil Nadu (1400 A.D. to 1800 A.D.)" (Rs. 7,000/-). 31. Ms Shukla Pandey, 19, Geeta Colony, Dal Bazar, Gwalior, M.P., "Raghogarh Rajya Ka Rajnaitik Evam Sanskritik ltihas (Political and Cultural History of Raghogarh from mid 16th century to 1948) '' (Rs. 7/000/-). 32. Ms Nuzhat Fatima Kazmi, Research Scholar, Department of History, Delhi University, Delhi, "Development of Portraiture in the Mugha\ Art of Painting" (Rs.7,000/-). 33. Shri Prasanta Kumar Acharya, Lecturer, Department of History/ People's College, Bududa, Ganjam, Orissa, "March of Education in Orissa under the British (1766-1947)'' (Rs. 5,000/-). 34. Ms Archana Verma, C/o Shri K.S. Yadav, D 53/90F Shyam, Sadan, Narain Nagar, Kamachha, Varanasi, U.P., "Land Relation 3 and Agrarian Change in U.P.: A case study of the districts of Lucknow Division 1870-1901" (Rs. 5,000}~). 35. Ms Sheela A. Patwardhan, Head, Department of History, M.E.S.'s Abasahob, Garware College of Science and Arts, Karve Road, Pune, "Development of Female Education in the Central Division in the Bombay Presidency in the 19th century'' (Rs. 5,000/-). 70 36. Ms Khumallambam Sarojinidevi, Deputy Director, Manipur State Archives, R. M.C. Road, lmphal, Manipur, ~~British Political Agency in Manipur (1835-1947}" (Rs. 7,000/-). 37. Shri Md Serajuddin, Khergao, B.P.O. Khetrigc:on, P.O. lrnphal, Manipur, "Maharaj Churachand Singh of Manipur (1891-1941) : A study of British Rule in a Princely State'' (Rs. 7,000/-). 38. Shri Pawan Kumar Singla, Lecturer and Head of the Department of History, M.M. Modi College, Patiala, "British Administration in Punjab and its Reaction 1897 -1909" (As. 5,000/-). 39. Ms Sneh Lata, C/o Shri Jagbir Singh, 1058, Heeralal, Mawana Meerut, U.P., "Non-Cooperation Movement in Western Uttar Pradesh" (Rs. 7,000/-). 40. Shri Utpal Ghosh, cio Shri Basudeb Ghosh, Telip ara, P.O. Nabadwip, Dt. Nadia, West Bengal, "The Communist Party of lndia and India's Freedom Struggle 1937-47" (Rs. 3,000/-). 41. Ms Indira Malik, Research Scholar, Department of History, Institute of Advanced Studies, Meerut University, Meerut "Sardar Va!labhbhai Patel and his role in consolidating the Indian States'/ (Rs. 3,000/-). 42. Dr Asok Datta, K.P. Mukherjee Road, Behala (Chourastha). Calcutta, "Upper Palaeothic Culture in Midnapur A Survey of the Material Data" (Rs. 7,000/-). 43. Dr T. Chandra Kumar, Associate Professor, Department of Sculpture, Tamil University, Thanjavur, "Iconography of South India Vijayanagar-Nayak Period" (Rs. 7,000/-). 44. Dr Atul Chandra Pradhan, Reader in History, Utkal University. Vani Vihar, Bhubaneswar, "The Gandhian Movement for the Uplift of the Depressed (Harijans) 1920-50" (Rs. 7,000/-). 45. Dr B. Krishnamurthy, Jaya Nagar (B) Colony, Mehdipatnam, Hyderabadr "The Freedom Movement in the French Settlements In India with special reference to the Minor Colonies (Karaikal, Mahe, Yanam and Chandrana 1946-1954)" (Rs. 6,500/-). 71 46. Shri S. P. Das, Chief Documentation Officer, I. C. H. R.. New DeihL "A Study of the Proceedings of the Indian History Congress 1958-1988" (Rs. 5,000/-). 47. Shri P.N. Sahay/ Librarian/ I.C.H.R., New Delhi, "A decade of Historical writings VoL I (A cumulative index to Articles and Book Reviews appeared in Indian Historical Review, 1974-84)'' (Rs. 3,000/-). 48. Ms Soumitra Sreemani/ B.S. Baran'J3hi Gh'J39 Street, Calcutta/ "A study in the Pattern of Early Colonial Urbanization in Eastern India: Calcutta-A case Study" (Rs. 7,000/-). 49. Shri A.V. Perumal, Assistant Professor of History, H.H. The Rajah's College, Pudukottai, '/Agrarian Economy in the Puduk kottai Region 900 AD-1400 AD" (Rs. 5,000/-). 50. Shri Arun Kumar Gali/ Research Scholar, Department of History/ Osmania University, Hyderabad, "Social Background of Telangana Peasant's Armed Struggle 1946-51" (Rs. 7,000/-). 51. Dr Shahid Amin, C/o Professor Mohd. Amin, St. Stephen's College, Delhi, "The Riot at Chauri Chaura: Event and History" (Rs 6,500/-). 5 5.2. Shri C. Viswanathan, M. Phil Scholar, Department of History, No. 28, 1st Cross, Venkata Nagar, Pondicherry University, Pondicherry, JJAn Epigraphical Study of Darbharaneswara Temple at Thirumallaru from 11th CAD to 18th AD" (Rs. 4,000/-). 5/ 53. Shri Parminder Singh, Hostel No. 7 Room No. 36 H, Punjabi University, Patiala, "Freedom Struggle and Electoral Politics in the Punjab" (Rs. 5,000/-). 54. Shri Anil Kumar Mishra, C/o Dr A.K. Mishra, Asstt Supdt, Quarter 58, P.G. Hostel, No. 4, B. H. Campus, Muzaffarpur, Bihar, "Prachin Poorva Madhyakalin Bharat Mein Vyapari Samudaya 600 A.D. to 1000 A.D." (Rs. 5,000/-). 72 55, Shri D. John Raj, Research Scholar, Department of History & Arch., Nagarjuna University, Nagarjunanagar, "The Nagavamsi Kings of Bastar: A Political and Cultural Study" (Rs. 5,000/-). 56. Shri R. Alalasundaram, Principal, Thiru Vi Ka Govt. Arts College, Tiruvarur-61 0 003, Tamilnadu, "Tamil Social Life as Evidenced by the Eighteen Minor Works" (Rs. 5,000/-). 57. Shri Damodar Singh, Lecturer in History, P. G. Centre/ Sahflrsa, Bihar, "Khan-i-khanan Bairam Khan-A Political Bio graphy" ( Rs. 7,000 I-). 58. Brig. B.D. Misra, H.Q. 72 Infantry-Brigade c/o 56 APO, ''Ferts and Fortresses Gwal ior and its Hinterland" (Rs. 5,000/-). 59. Ms Minat Mchapatra. c/o Smt. Dipti Mchapatra, First Class Magistrate, Berhampur, Ganjam, Orisa, "A Study of Zamindary System in South Orissa from 1759 to 1951" (Rs. 4,000/-). 60. Shri T.M. Kumaresan, 66 Mayur Basudev Street, Maras, ~'Ad ministration and Social life as Revealed by the Baramahal Records 1790to 1800AD" (Rs. 5,000/-). 60. Shri Sanjay K. Sharma, 1, Hauz Khas Village, New Delhi,"Aspects of Early Responses to Colonial Rule in U.P.C. 1800-1807'' (Rs. 5,000;'-). 62. Shri Arup Kumar, 14A, Purulia Road, P.N. Bose Compounc', Ranchi, "A Study of Famines and Relief Measures in Chho tanagpur 1866-1900" (Rs. 5,000/-). 63. Ms Savinder Pal, Research Scholar, Department of History, Punjabi University, Patiala, JJSardar Ajit Singh's Role in the Freedom Struggle" (Rs. 5,000/-). 64. Shri A. Danduranga Rao, Lecturer in History, S.V, University College, Tirupati/ A.P., "Freedom Movement in Nellore District 1920-1947" (Rs. 5/000/-). 73 65. Shri Parmeshwar Solanki, P.O. No.6, HPO, Bikaner, "A Survey for the preliminary report of the historical inscriptions of Sanskrit and Rajasthani Languages Scattered in the Thar desert i.e. north- _.~,,., western parts of the state of Rajasthan" (Rs. 7,000/-). 66. Dr O.P. Mishra, F-107, Mahadeo Apartment, Shivaji Nagar, Bhopal, "Arts of Chhatisgarh-Archaeo-Socio Study as well as Economic Study of Chhatisgarh" (Rs. 7000/). 67. Shri Shabbir Ahmed Khan Ghm\, Ferozen, Dodhpur, A\lgarh, UP, "Preparation of a critical edition of Siraj'U lshtikhraj--the first text on Islamic astronomy written in India by Mulla Farid, the Court Astronomer of Shahjahan" (Rs. 5,000/-). 68. Dr Prabhakar Chintaman Gadre, Lecturer in History, Bhavbhuti r Mahavidyalaya Amgaon Taluka Amgaon Bhandara, Maharashtra, JJSoverign-Savant Relations (1700-1755 AD) with special reference to the Bhosle of Nagpur'' (Rs. 5,000/-). 69. Ms Usha R. Ranade, 42/481 Parvati Darshan, Pune, ~~Com parative Study of Tanjora Marathi (1750-1850) with modern MarathiN' (Rs. 5,000/-). 70. Ms Anuradha Vinayak, C/o Shri S.K. Sharma, C-23 Govt. Flats, Nirala Nagar, Lucknow, IJPrachin Bharat Mein Jatiyon Ki Samajik 5 Gatisheelata Tatha Uska Arth ik Adhar" (Rs. 3,000/-). 71. Shri Akhileswar Mishra, At & P.O. Bankata Mishra, Deoria,-U.P., "Suttapitak Varnet Bhantik Jeevan Ka Ek Adhyayan". 72. Ms Chhaya Das Gupta, 50, Dum Dum Road, Block-J, Flat No. 3 5i Govt. Housing Estate, (LIG) New Quarter, Motijheel, Dum Dum, Calcutta, "Youth and Student Movements in Bengal 1919-1946" (Rs. 2,000/-). 73. Shri Mod Menazie Khan, 17 Jubilee Hall, University of Delhi, 58 Delhi, "The Agrarian Question in Bihar-Delhi--Assembly Debates and Legislation with special reference to Non-occupancy Tenants" · (Rs. 2,000/-). 74 APPENDIX-Vf/1 SUBSIDY TOWARDS THE PUBLICATION OF HISTORICAL WORKS The following is a list of theses;reports;proceedings/ manuscripts/Journals approved for subsidy. 1. Dr S.S. Gahlot, Shri Jagdish Singh Gahlot Research Institute, Merti gate, Jodhpur, "Indian Calenders 1244 AD to 1443 AD" (Rs. 10,000/-). 2. Dr Hans Raj, Director, ICSSR, 35, Ferozeshah Road, New DeihL "Executive Legislatures in Coloniaal India~' (Rs. 10,000/-}. 3. Dr Prakash Sinha, 2 Malviya Road, George Town, Allahabad, "Stone Age Cultures of Satna District (M.P.)" (Rs. 10,000/-). 4. Dr Sajal Nag, Rawat Cottage, Keatinge Road, Shillong, "Ethnic conflict and Nationality question in Assam" (Rs. 1 0,000;-). 5. Dr K.C. Yadav, Professor, History Department, Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra, "Haryana Main Swatantrata Andolan Kaviyon Shayaron Bhajanopadeshakon Aur Lok Gayakon ka Yogdan" (Rs. 10,000/-). 6. Dr R.K. Saxena, Reader in History, Sukhdia University, Udaipur, "Pattadhari System in Southern Rajputana" {Rs. 101 000/-). 7. Dr (Miss) Pushpa Niyogi, Auckland Mansion, 6/7-C Lower Circular Road/ Calcutta, "Buddhist scholars and deities of eastern India" (Rs. 1 0,000/-). 8. Dr Shakti M. Gupta, D-217, Defence Colony, New Delhi, "Plants in Indian Temple Architecture" (Rs. 1 0,000/-). 75 9. Dr (Mrs.) Pushpa TiwarL Lecturer, Deptt. of Ancient History, Culture and Archaeology, University of Allahabad, Allahabad, "Ornaments as depicted in the sculptures from 2nd BC to 6 C.AD 5: with special reference to Kaushambi" (Rs. 10,000/-). 10. Dr B.E. Shinde, Lecturer, Department of History/ Marathwada University, Aurangabad, "Essays on Mao Zendong thought and the Communist Policies 1927-1978" (Rs. 10,000/-). 11. Dr Sreeram Rai, Deptt. of Ancient History, Gandhi Satabdi Snatketa, Mahavidyalaya, Meilsa, Azamgarh, "A Historical study of Rites and customs in the Matsya Purana" (Rs. 10,000/-). 12. Dr Vinay Kumar Srivastava, Pool Officer, Department of Ancient Indian History & Archaeology, BHU, Varanasi. "Kushan Evam Gupta Mudraon Ka Tulnatmak Adhayayan" (Rs. 10,000/-). 13. Dr B.V. Rao, Reader & Head, Deptt. of History, RPD College, Belgaum, "Some aspects of socio-economic change in Belgaum District" (Rs. 10,000/-). 14. Dr G irija Shankar Sharma, Assistant Director, Rajasthan State Archives, Bikaner, "Bikaner Mein Vyapar Varg Ki Bhoomika" (Rs. 10,000/-). 15. Dr Nirmal Kumar, Sr. Technical Asstt., Nehru Memorial Museums Library, Teen Murty House, New Delhi, "The Role of Rajendra Prasad in the Indian National Movement" (Rs. 10,000/-). 16. Dr \chhimuddin Sarkar, Lectuter, Department of History, Univer sity of North Bengal, Rajaram Mohanpur, West Bengal, ''Aspects of Historical Geography of Pragjyotisa-Kamarupa from early and Medieval Records" (Rs. 1 0,000/-). 17. Dr Vi jay Shankar Rai, 01/78 B Goenka lane, Assi, Varanasi, "The last Phase of Transfer of Power in India" (Rs. 1 0,000/-). 18. Dr (Mrs) M. Rao, Curator, Niketan Prachya Museum Birla, ''Bhopal-the Sanchi sculpture-An Aesthetic and cultural study" (Rs. 10,000/-). 76 19. Dr P.K. Ray, C!o DrS. Sasmudi, Department of History, Univer sity of Calcutta, Calcutta, ... Dewan Ramcomul Sen and his Times" (Rs. 10,000/-). 20. Dr Raju Kalidos, Professor & Head, Department of Scu\pture~ Tamil University, Tanjavour, "Temple cars of Medieval Tamil akam" (Rs. 1 0,000/-). 21. Dr Raghupathi Kemthur, louis compound, Udupi, ''A Glossary of Place Name Elements in Tulu & Kannada" (Rs. 1 0,000/-). 22. Dr Jai Prakash Raghaviah, Manager. Agricultural Banknig Division, Ponneri Distt. Chingleput, Tamil Nadu, "Basat Mission Industries in Malabar & South Canara'' (Rs. 10,000/-). 23. Dr Ashok Kumar Patnaik, Reader in History, Utkal University, Bhubaneshwar, "Soviet influence on the Policy and Programme of the Indian Revolutionary Movement 1917-1929 ~A study in its lndological orientation" (Rs. 10,0001-). 24. Dr V.C. Dighe, 8 Anand D.L. Vaidya Road, Dadar, Bombay, ''Russian Revolution 1825-1924" (Rs. 10,000/-). 25. Dr H.C. Sharma, Department of History, Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar, "Artisans of the Punjab---A study of social change in Historical perspective-1849-1947" (Rs. 10,000/-). 26. Dr V.K. Jain, EC-18, lnderpuri, New Delhi, "Trade & Trades in Western India :AD 1000-1300 AD" (Rs. 10,000/-). 27. Dr B.D. Srivasthava, Research Scholar, H-25, Bagheera Apart ment, Arora Colony, Bhopal, "Bundhel Khand me Swaiantrata Andolan" (Rs. 10,000/-). 28. Dr Arvind Kumar Saxena, Govt. Girls Hostel Gawani Chauraha, Kota, Rajasthan, "Bundhi Rajya ka ltihas from 1818-1948" (Rs. 1 0,000/-). 29. Dr (Miss) Kusum Kumari Jaiswal C/o ProfessorS. Avasthi, 57, Badshah Bagh University Campus, Lucknow, JJUttar Bharatki Prachin Hindu Devi Murtiyan" (Rs. 10,000/-). 77 30. Dr Hira Singh Bhakuni, Prospect Lodge (Sainik School), Nainital, "Pandit Badri Dutt Pandey-Ek Adhyayan" (Rs. 10,000/-). 31. Smt. Sheela Singh, C/o Shri LN. Singh, Rajghat Basant School, Rajghat fort, Varanasi, "Dakshin Purva Asia ki Sanskriti mein Baudhivriksh" (Rs. 10,000/-). 32. Dr S. Mukherjee, Department of History, Hans Raj College, University of Delhi, Delhi, "Peasants, Politics and the British Government in 8 ihar" (Rs. 1 0,000/-). 33. Dr (Mrs) Rani Srivasthava, C/o Dr A.K. Srivasthava, Deputy Director, Cultural Affairs, Jawahar Bhawan, Lucknow, "Kusana Prastara Murthiyon Mein Samaj aur Dharma" (Rs. 10,000/-). 34. Dr Surindar Kumar Sharma, Asstt. Professor, Department of Shalya Shakya consul1ant, General Surgery & Practology, Govt. Ayurvedic College Paprola, Distt. Ka.ngra, "Himachal Pradesh Mein Prachalit chikitsa Paddhtiyon ka Ayurvedic Mulyankan" (Rs. 1 0,000/-). 35. Dr Hari Singh, Head, Post Graduate Department of History, JLN Govt. P.G. College, Faridabad, ''Gandhi Rowlatt Satyagraha and British Imperialism : Emergence of Mass Movements in Punjab & Delhi" (Rs. 10,000/-). 36. Shri N. Bakthavathsalam, Professor of History, 604 Anna Nagar, West Extension, Madras, "The Civil Disobedience Movement in Tamil Nadu 1930~31" (Rs. 10,000/-}. 37. Dr M.H. Gopal, 2629, Temple Road, V.V. Puram, Mysore, "British Sourcas of the Political Economic and Social History of the Mysore state 1799-1832" (Rs. 10,000/-). 38. Dr Sumitra Kulkarni, 18-B, Vasant Vihar, Near Sangam Press, Kathrud, Pune, "History of the Satara State 1818-184·8" (Rs. 1 0,000/-). 78 38. Dr Diwakar Tiwari, M-136, Shastri Nagar, Delhi, liThe Concept of State in the Mahabharatha" (Rs. 10,000 f-). 40. Dr R. Venkataraman, Reader in Ancient History, Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai, "A History of the Origin and Evolution of the Tamil Siddha Cult" (Rs. 1 0,000/~). 41. Dr Sudhakar La! Srivastava, C/o Ram Bhawan, C/190;7, M & Post Bilandpur, Gorakhpur, "Rastriya Andolan mein Jayaprakash Narayan ki Bhoomika" (Rs. 1 0,000/-). 42. Dr Mahendra Nath Singh, Room No. 14, Dalmiachatravar, Kashi Hindu Viswa Vidyalaya, Varanasi, "Dharma Padaur Uttaradyayan Sutra ka ek Tulanatmak Adhyayan" (Rs. 10,000/-). 43. Professor lndu Banga, Department of History, Punjab University, Chandigarh, "Urban History in lndia" (Rs. 1 0,000/-). 44 Professor A.R. Kulkarni, University of Pune, Pune, "Dr. P.M. Joshi Felicitation Volume on studies in Deccan History" (Rs. 10,000/-). 45. Dr H.B. Chowdhury, "Publication of S.M. Barua Birth Centenary Volume" (Rs. 1 0,000/~). 46. Dr Mahavir Singh, C-163, Jal Vayu Vihar, Sector-21, Noida, U.P., "Soviet view of the Indian National Congress" (Rs. 1 0,000/-). 47. Dr H.G. Shastry, Seth Bholabhai Jeshinghbhai Institute of Learning and Research, H.G. Arts College compound, Ashram Road, Ahmedabad, ''A Historical and Cultural study of the Inscriptions of Gujarat" (Rs. 10,000/-). 48. Dr M.O. Koshi, Moolamanil House, Karakkal, P.O. Via Tiravalla, Kerala, "The Dutch Power in Keraia 1729-1758" (Rs. 10,000/-). 49. Dr Kirpal Singh, House No. 1286, Sector 15C, Chandigarh, "Select Documents on Partition of Punjab" (Rs. 10,000/-). 79 50. Dr S.C. Mishra, 25;3, Model Town, Delhi, "An Inscriptional approach to the study of Arthasastra of Kauti lya" (Rs. 1 0,000/-). 51. The Editor, India Past and Pre3ent, Jasville, 9 NeN Marine Lines, Bombay, "India Past and Present" (Rs. 5,000/-). 52. The Honorary Secretary, Karnataka Historical Research Society, College Road, Dharwad, Volumes XIX and XX of the Journal entitled "Karnataka Historical Review" (Rs. 5,000/-). 53. Dr B. Datta Ray, Secretary, North East Indian Council of Social Science Research/ 8 .T. Hostel, Shillong, "Journal of North East India Council of Social Science Research'' (Rs. 5,000/-). 54. The Head, Department of Medieval and Modern History, Univer sity of Allahabad, Allahabad, 5th Issue of "U.P. Historical Review'' (Rs. 5,000/-). 55 Shri Natnagar Shodh Sansthan, Sitarnau (Malwa), "Shodh Sadhna" (Rs, 5,000/-). 56. The General Secretary, Andhra Pradesh History Congress, Depart ment of History & Archaeology, Nagarjuna University, Nagarjuna Nagar, 12th Session of the "Andhra Pradesh History Congress" (Rs. 15,000/-). 57. Shri M.K. Dhavalikar, Deccan College, Post Graduate & Research Institute, Pune, Publication of Volume I Parts I & II of the Report of "Excavations of lnamgaon a Chalco I ithic site" (Rs. 25,000/-). 58. Dr D.N. Jha, Secretary, Department of History, University of Delhi, Goa, Delhi, Proceedings of 48th (Goa) Session of "Indian History Congress" (Rs. 50,000/-). 80 59. Dr Gurucharan Singh, Department of Punjab Historical Studies, Punjabi University, Patiala, Proceedings of 22nd Session of "Punjab History Conference" (Rs. 15,000/-). 60. Dr B. Datta Ray, Secretary, NEICSSR, B.T. Hostel, Shillong, Journal of "North East India Council for Social Science Research" (Rs. 3,500/-). 61. Dr P.N. Singh, Joint Secretary, The N.S.l., P.O. Hindu Univer~ sity, Varanasi, "Numismatic Society of India" (Rs. 12,000/-). 62. Shri P. Patnai, Editor, Social Scientist, 423, Vitthalbai Patel House, N.D., "Social Scientist" (Number 179-190) (Rs. 7,000/-). 63. Dr N.R. Ray, Director, Institute of Historical Studies, 35, Theatre Road, "Quarterly Review of Historical Studies Vol. XXIV" (Rs. 5,000/-). 64. Dr N.R. Ray, Director, Institute of Historical Studies, 35, Theatre Road, "Quarterly Review of Historical Studies Vol. XXVI" (Rs. 5,000/-). 65. Smt. Indira Nag Chaudhuri, Hony. Secretary, Indian Society of Oriental Art, 15 Park Street, Calcutta, Volume XV of the Journal of the ulndian Society of Oriental Art" (Rs. 5,000/-). 66. Professor Y. Vaikuntham, General Secretary, South indian History, Department of History, Osmania University, Hyderabad, VI, VIII Session of "South Indian History Congress" (Rs. 15,000/-). 67. Professor V.N. Mishra, Indian Society for Prehistoric and Quarter nary Studies, C/o Deptt. of Archaeology, Deccan College, Pu ne, "Man & Environment Vol. XIII" (Rs. 15,000/-). 68. Professor Veerathappa, Department of History, Bangalore Univer sity, Bangalore, Proceedings of VI and Vllth session of "Karnataka History Congress, Volume Ill'' (Rs. 7,500/-). 81 69. Or B.K. Samal, Secretary, Orissa History Congress, D-86, B.J.B. Flat, Bhubaneshwar, The Secretary, Orissa History Congress, Bhubaneshwar, "Orissa History Congress" (Rs. 8,000 !-). 70. Dr J.B. Bhattacharjee, General Secretary, North Eastern Hill University, Shillong, Proceedings of the "North East India History Association" (Rs. 10,000/-}. 71. Dr U.C. Sharma, Editoc 3/364, Samad Road, Aligarh, "Journal of Oriental Studies" (Rs. 7,000/-). 72. Professor George M.M. Moraes, The Editor, India Past and Present, Jasville, 9, New Maine Lines, Bombay, "India Past and Present" (Rs. 5,000/-). 73. Institute of Asian Studies, 10, East Street, Thiruvanmiyar, Madras, "Journal of the Institute of Asian Studies'' (Rs. 5,000/-). 74. Dr Sisir Kumar Bose, Sarat Chandra Bose Colony Committee, Netaji Research Bureau, Netaji Bhawan, 88/2, Lajpat Rai Road, Calcutta, "Publication of the Commemoration volume in connection with year long centenary celebrations of Sarat Chandra Bose" (Rs. 1 0,000/-). 82 APPEND!X-·-IX During the period under report the following traval grants for collection of source material from abroad and for attending international seminars and conferences have been approved. The details are as follows:- SOURCE MATERIAL 1. Professor S.K. Bhatt, Director, Academy of Indian Numismatics and Sigillography, 115 Kailash Park, Manorma Ganj, Indore, liThe Currency System of the Sultans of Mandu (Malwa) ", USA (Rs. 5000/- for maintenance and contingency). 2. Dr Gautam Chattopadhyay, 2 Palm Place, Calcutta, JJThe \Norking Class Movement and its Impact on the Indian Freedom Struggle 1870-1947", France (Rs. 8566 as maintenance for 8 days). 3. Dr P.L. Mehra, House No. 198, Sector-11 A, Chandiga·h, Administrating the Indian Frontier--the Challenge and Response: an historical conspectus", U.K. (excursion airfare). 4. Professor A.K. Neogy, Department of History, Visva-Bharati Teacher's Hostel, Santiniketan, "Liberation Movement in the French Colonies of India 1871-1954", France (Rs. 12869/ excursion airfare). 5. Dr Rudrangshu Mukherjee, 4/10, Ekdatia Road, Calcutta, "The Uprising of 1857 in Kanpur,'' U.K. (Rs. 16848/- as maintenance for two weeks). 6. Professor Sailendra N. Sen, 3iB P.C. Lane, Cossipor.e, Calcutta~ "Fall of the Maratha Empire 1796-1818", U.K. (Rs. 13095/- as maintenance for two weeks p\us excursion airfare, Rs. 11819). 83 SEMINARS 7. Dr A.K. Bag, Asstt. Executive Secretary & Head, History of _.,_ Science Division, Indian National Science Academy, Bahadur Shah ·. Zafar Nlarg, New Delhi, "The Ritual Geometry in India and its Parallelism in other Cultural Areas" at the XVI lith International Congress of History of Science, Hamburg & Munich'' (one way excursion airfare Rs. 6815/- plus maintenance Rs. 5000/-). 8. Professor Debiprasad Chattopadhyaya, National Institute of Science & Technology & Deveiopment Studies, 3 S. P. Street, Calcutta, "What has Ancient Philosophy" at the XVIII World Congress of Philosophy at Brighton, England'' (Registration fee Rs. 3330/-, Excursion Airfare, Railway Fare London-Brighton London, Airport tax, visa fee and maintenance). 9. Dr (Ms) Narayani Gupta, E-75, Masjid Moth, New Delhi, JIThe Conservation of Historical Heritage in the Context of Modern Urbanisation--A case study of the towns of Mehrauli, Nizamuddin and Shahjahanabad in relation to greater Delhi'' at 2nd World Congres:> on Heritage Preservation and Interpretation{ Warw:ck, England (Excursion airfare Rs. 11563/-). 1 o. DrS. lrfan Habib, Scientist, NISTADS, Dr. K.S. Krishnan Marg, New DeihL HMeanings and Functions of Science in Colonial Context at the XVIIIth International Congress of History of Science'', Hamburg & Munich" (one way excursion airfare Rs. 6754/-) . .. 1. Professor Mahmudul Haq, Centre of West Asian Studies, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, "Origins of Islamic Fundamentalism in Egypt" at XVIII World Congress of Philosophy at Brighton, England (Registration fee Rs. 3330/-, Excursion airfare Rs. 11562/-, Railway fare London-Brighton-London, Airport tax Rs. 1 00;- maintenance for 9 days Rs. 12775.05, Visa fee Rs. 500/- Total Rs. 24938.05/-). 84 12. Professor V.N. Misra, Jt. Director, Deccan College, Pune, To Participate in the Hunter-Gatherer Conference at Darwin, Australia (excursion airfare). 13. Dr P. V. Prakash, Reader in Pre-History, Department of Anthropology, Andhra University, Waltair. Visakhapatnam. To attend workshops of excavations at the case of Arago at TantaveL France (Excursion fare Rs. 155588/- Train fare Paris--Tantavel- Paris). 14. Dr P.N. Singh. Jt. Secretary, The Numismatic Society of India. P.O. Hindu University. Varanasi. ''Coins Bearing the names of Muhammad Bin Sam and Prithviraja ill : Reapprisal" at the 5th European Token Conference, Paris (Maintenance for 4 days Rs. 4758/-). 15 Dr K. Warikoo, Associate Professor. Central Asian Studies Division, SIS, Jawaharlal Nehru University. New Delhi. "Gateway to Central Asia : The. Trans-Himalayan Trade Through Ladakh 1846-1947'' at the 4th Ladakh Colloquium. london. U. K. (Maintenance for 7 days Rs. 10164/-). 85 APPENDJX-X The following is the list of institutions 'organisations of historians which are in the receipt of grants for holding seminars/symposia and conferences, etc. The amount sanctioned is given in the bracket : 1. Manipur Historical Society, History Deptt., Manipur University, Canchipur, "Society and Culture of Manipur before 1500 A.D." (Rs. 1 0,000/-). 2. Department of History, University of Calcutta, Calcutta, ''Communal and Caste Politics in Modern Indian History" (Rs. 35,000/-). 3. Department of History, Bhagalpur University, Bhagalpur, ''Role of Peasants in Indian History" (Rs. 15,000/-). 4. Department of History, Shri Krishnadevaraya, University, Anantapur (A.P.), "Socio-Economic History of Andhra Pradesh'' (Rs. 10,000/-). 5. Xavier Centre of Historical Research, Altedo Pervorim, Goa, "History of labour Movement in Goa since liberation" (Rs. 5,000/-). 6. Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies (INDIS), Ganga Bhawan, Old GPO Lane, Trivandrum, "Peasant Struggle in South India" (Rs. 8,000/-). 7. Organising Secretary, NAVIP, Lecturer, Arey Mahila Mahavidya laya, Yavatmal, "The Social reform Movements in Maharashtra in 19th and 20th century" and a seminar on ,, A study of History in New Educational policy with a view to National Integration''"!'> (Rs. 5,000/-}. 86 8. Post-Graduate Department of History, H.D. Jain College, Arrah. "The Recent Trades in Historiography'' (Rs. 5,000/-). 9. The General Secretary, North East \ndia History Association. Department of History, North East Hill University, Shi!long, ''9th Annual Session of the NEHU" (Rs. 5,000/-). 10. Angaja, A-7, Amrit Nagar, New Delhi, ''Creative Education with Emphasis on History teaching and History Curriculum" (Rs. 5,000/-). 11. Shri M.S. Sharma, Centre for Historical Studies, Shri Sarvodaya College, Nellore, "History of Neliore District (A.P.)" (Rs. 5,000/-). 12. Department of Archaeology, Uniyersity of Calcutta, Catcutta, "Historical Archaeology of India" (Rs. 20,000/-). 13. Director, Allahabad Museum, Chandra Shekhar Azad Part, Allaha bad, "Tolstoy and Gandhi'' (Rs. 10,0001-). 14. The Heras Institute of Indian History and Culture. St. Xavir's College, Mahapatika Marg, Bombay, "The Historians Workshop 1989" (Rs. 5,000/-). 15. Regional Research and Study Centre, Arabmda Nagar, Midnapore, "History of Freedom Movement in Midnapore District 1885- 1947'' (Rs. 5,000/-). 16. University of Poona, Pune, "9th Session of the South Indian History Congress'' (Rs. 15,000/-). 17. Department of Ancient Indian History, Culture 8- Archaeology, Viswa Bharati, Shantiniketan (West Bengal), "Hunter Gatherer Adaptation during the Holocene'' (Rs. 7,500/-). ___ 18. Department of History, Mangalore University, Mangalore~ "'The Agrarian order in South India to A.D. 1600" (Rs. 35,000/~). 87 19. Dr Gurusharan Singh, Deptt. of Punjab Historical Studies, Punjabi University. Patiala. "23rd Session of the Punjab History Confer nee'' (Rs. 7,500/-). 20. Dr M.J. Mehta, Gujarat ltihas Parishad, Ashram Road, Ahmeda bad, "15th Session of G ujarat ltihas Parishad" (Rs. 7 .. 500/-). 21. Department of History, University of Pondicherry, Pondicherry, 1 ' Maritime History'' (Rs. 35,000/-). 22. Government Post-Graduate College Shivapur 11 The Role of Jawaharlal Nehru in making the Indian National Movement A Movement for Democracy Secularism and Socio-Economic Transformation" (Rs. 5.000/-). 23. Shri Natnagar Shodh, Sansthan, Sitamau, Malwa, "Social Religions and Economic Study of Medieval-Modern Malwa Gujarat and Rajasthan" (1 0,000/-). 24. Kuvempur University, Shimoga, Karnataka, "VIII Session of Karnataka History Congress" (Rs. 7 ,500/-). 25. BJB College, Bhubaneshwar, "History of Freedom Struggle in Princely States of Orissa" (Rs. 7,500/-). 26. Department of Epigraphy, Tamil University, Thanjavur, "Annual Conference of the Numismatic Society of India 1988u ( Rs. 10,000/-). 27. Department of History, Ladakpur University, Calcutta, "Post-War Upsurge/ Indian National Congress and Transfer of Power 1945-47" (Rs. 1 ,500/-). 28. Centre of Rajasthan Studies, Department of History & Indian Culture/ University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, "Some aspects of freedom Movement in the Princely States with special reference to Rajsthan" (Rs. 5.000/-). 29. School of History, Culture and Archaeology, Telugu University,~ Srisailam, "13th Section of A.P. History Congress" (Rs. 7,500/-). 88 30. Socio-Economic Research Institute, C-191 College Street Market, Calcutta, ' Forty Years of India's Independence/' (Rs. 5,000(). 31. Urban History Association of India, Department of History, Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar, "Urban History" (Rs. 5/000/-). 32. Department of History, University of Gorakhpur/ Gorakhpur, ''4th Session of the U.P. History Congress" (Rs. 7,500/-). 33. Deptt. of Epigraphy, Tamil University, Thanjavour, "Coins and Currency System and Economic History of South India (1Oth to 17th Centuires) '' (Rs. 15,000/-). 34. Dr (Mrs.) Prem Gosvvarny, Chairman, Department of Fine Arts, Punjab University, Chandigarh, "The Narrative in Indian Art" (Rs. 5,000/-). 35. Institute of Islamic Studies, Bombay and the Department of History and Culture, Jamia Millia lslamia, New Delhi, ... ,Abu! Kalam Azad Ideology and Politics" (Rs. 35,000/-). 36. Department of History of Art, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, "Historiography of Indian Art" (Rs. 10,000/-). 37. Jamia Millia lslamia, New Delhi, "Economic and Social Change In India during the 19th Century/' (Rs. 25,000/-). =-·-38. Dr M.J. Mehta, Gujrat ltihas Parishad, Ashram Road, Ahmeda 1 bad, d Gujarat ltihas Parishad'' (Rs. 7,500/-). 39. School of Social Sciences, J.N.U., New DeihL ""Economic History of Colonial India (1840-1947)" (Rs. 15,00/-). 40. P.G. Department of History, Kashmir University, Srinagar, uCom munal Interpretation of Indian History" (Rs. 40,000/-). 41. Dr K.L Sharma, Centre for the Study of Sariui System, School of Social Sciences. J.N.U., New Mehrauli Road, New Delhi, UXIII Indian Social Science Congress'' (Rs. 10,000/~). 89 42. Dr B.R. Gopal, Professor & Head, Deptt. of History, Shri Krishnadevaraya University, Anantapur, JJXV Annual Congress of Epigraphical Society of \ndia" (Rs. 1 0,000/-). 43. ProfessorS. Settar, Department of History and Archaeology, Uni versity of Karnataka, Dharwar, Karnataka State, "The Quantitative Method in History'' (Rs. 1 0,000/-). 44. Dr N.C. Ghosh. Professor of Archaeology, Department of AIH & A, Visva-Bharati University, West BengaL ' Comparative Study of Excavated finds from Indo-Gangetic Plains" (Rs. 7,500/-). 45. Centre of Advanced Study in History, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, .. Medieval Indian History Workshop for University & College Teachers'! (Rs. 20,000/-). 46. Professor Dwijendra Tripathi, Indian Institute of Management, Vostrapur, Ahmedabad, ''Business and Politics in India : A Historical Perspective'' (Rs. 15,000/-). 47. Sir Syed Academy, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, ''The Problems in Conservation and Management of Books Manuscripts and Archives'' (Rs. 4,000/-): 48. Professor R. Champakalakshmi, J.N.U., New Delhi, 14The State in Medieval South India'' (Rs. 18,000/-). 49. Dr A.A. Engineer, Director, Institute of Islamic Studies, Irene College, 2nd Floor 4th Road, Santa Cruz, Bombay, "Abul Kalam Azad" (Rs. 10,000/-). 50. Thiru K. Lakshminarayanan, Local Secretary, The Place Name Society of India. 10, Rajamanikam Street, Hasthampatti. Salem, •'Tenth Annual Session of Place Names Society of India'! (Rs. 5,000/-). 90 51. Dr Gautam Chattopadhyaya, President, Paschim Banga ltihas Samsad, 2, Palm Place, Calcutta, 4 'Paschim Banga ltihas Samsad'' (Rs. 7,500/-). 52. Professor L.K. Tripathi, Head, Department of A.I.H. Culture and Archaeology, B.H.U., Varanasi, ''Untouchability in Ancient India'' (Rs. 20,000/-). 53. Dr G.K. Rai, Department of History, University of Allahabad, Allahabad, ''Peasantry of Eastern U.P. and Bihar and Freedom Movement with special reference to the Role of Swami Sahjanand Saraswati" (Rs. 20,000/-). 54. Abdur Rahim Khan-e-Khanan Memorial Society, New DeihL ''Sufism and its social Relevance" (Rs. 5,000/-). 55. Dr Yadav Gujar, Organising Lecretary, NAVIP, Department of History, Nagpur University, Nagpur, ''21st Session of Nagpur and Amravati Vidyapeeth ltihas Parish ad" (Rs. 5.000/-). 56. NEIHA, Department of History, North Eastern Hill University. Shillong, ''North East India History Association'' (Rs. 15,000/-). 57. Professor S.C. Bhattacharya, Head, AI H & C, University of Calcutta, Calcutta, "Vaishnavism in Eastern India" (Rs. 5,000/~). 58. Professor Dipak Kumar Barua, Organising Secretary and Dean, Faculty of Education, University of Calcutta, Calcutta, ''Buddhism" (Rs. 10,000/-). 59. Dr K.S. Gupta, Department of History, Shukhadia University, Udaipur, "Agrarian Structure in Rajasthan 17th to 19th Centu ries" (Rs. 15,000/-). 60. University of Pondicherry, Pondicherry, "Maritime History" (Rs. 10,000/-). 91 61. School of History, Culture and Archaeology, Telugu University~ Srisailam (A.P.), u13th Session of Andhra Pradesh Hist"~:'~· Congress" (Rs. 7,500/-). 62. Bihar Puratatva Evam Sanskriti Parishad at the Multipurp· .:,6 College campus. Buxar, "India's Foreign Relations through ; ;1e Ages" and for holding ~~27th Annual Conference of lnstitut> of H istorieal Studies" (Rs. 7,500/-). 92