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University Faculty Details Page on DU Web-site Title Prof./Dr./Mr./Ms. First Name Last Name Photograph Dr. Baljinder Singh Designation ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Department DEPARTMENT OF PUNJABI Address (Campus) DEPARTMENT OF PUNJABI, FACULTY OF ARTS, UNIVERSITY OF DELHI, DELHI-110007. (Residence) 2675, Phase-2, Urban Estate Patiala Phone No (Campus) 011-27666621 (Residence)optional Mobile 09592415177 Fax Email [email protected] Web-Page Education Subject Institution Year Details Ph.D. Punjabi University, Chandigarh 2003 Thesis topic: Karamjit Singh Kussa De Novalan Vich Sabheachara Rupatran ti Peshkari M.Phil. Punjabi University, Patiala 1996 Subjects: Punjabi M.A. Punjabi University, Patiala 1992 Subjects: Punjabi Career Profile Organisation / Institution Designation Duration Role Delhi university, Punjabi Assistant Professor 19/03/2014 to till To teach and guide student of M.A., M.phil. Department, Faculty of Arts. date and Ph.D. Punjabi Department , University 2/4/2007 to To teach & guide student of Undergraduate. of Jammu, Jammu 18/3/2014 Public College, Samana Patiala 23/07/1996 to To teach & guide student of Undergraduate. 1/4/2007 Research Interests / Specialization Culture, Novel, Story, Cinema Teaching Experience ( Subjects/Courses Taught) 1995-2004: Modern Punjabi Poetry and Fiction 2003-Present: Modern Punjabi Poetry, Modern Punjabi Fiction, Parvasi Punjabi Literature, Comparative Study of Classical Theories, Comparative World Literature, Western Theories of Literature. Total Teaching Experience = 18 years as regular Honors & Awards 1) Bhair Vir Singh Galp Purskar from G.N.D. University, Amritsar for book Dak Khana Khas for the year 1995. 2) S.S. Bhattal Award for Story SURAJVANSHI from KAHANI PUNJAB magazine for the year 1995. 3) Symphony International Award for Novel Vich Sati Ti Akhari Katha for the year 2007. 4) Sujan Singh Award from Kentri Likhari Sabha Punjab for the year 2009. www.du.ac.in Page 1 Publications (LAST FIVE YEARS) Books / Monographs Year of Title Publisher Co- Publication Author 2011 Punjabi Cinema te Sahit Criticism Chenta Parkashan - 2011 Phansi De Fande Tak Chenta Parkashan - 2012 Samkali Punjabi Natak Gracious Publisher - 2012 Jammu Kashmir Da Punjabi Novel Gracious Publisher - 2012 Punjab Sankat Nal Sambhatit Kahania Vich Niak Da Gracious Publisher - Samkalap 2014 Karamjit Singh Kussa de Novlan Da Sabheachar Chetna Parkashan Shastar 2014 Veehvi Dadi Di Akhari Katha Chetna Parkashan 2015 Aurat Di Sharan Vich Chetna Parkashan Articles in Journal/Paper Year Topic/Artical Book Editor 2008 Inder Singh Khamosh Rachit : Samundri Shabad - Kabutri 2009 Nave Punjabi Cinema Da Sabheachar HUN - 2010 Punjabi Cinema Vich Parvasian Di Trishanku - Tasvirkashi 2012 Jaskeer Mand Da Nava Novel Khaj HUN - Total Publication Profile optional Books In Indexed/ Peer Reviewed Journals Public Service / University Service / Consulting Activity Guiding Students Professional Societies Memberships 1. COMMITTEES AND BOARDS YEAR Board PLACE OFFICIAL POSITION 2. MEMBERSHIPS PERIOD ACADEMICS BODOES/ SOCITIES PLACE Projects (Major Grants / Collaborations) Other Details www.du.ac.in Page 2 .

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