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Dept of English Tripura University Faculty Profile Name Dept of English Tripura University Faculty Profile Name: Kshetrimayum Premchandra (PhD) Designation: Assistant Professor Academic Qualification: BA (Hindu College, Delhi University), MA, PhD (Manipur University) Subjects Taught: Northeast (Indian) Literatures, Drama (Performance Theory), Folklore Mail: [email protected], [email protected] Landline/Intercom: +91 381237-9445 Fax: 03812374802 Mobile: +91 9436780234 1. List of publications as chapters, proceedings and articles in books and journals S. ISBN/ISSN No Title with page nos. Book/Journal No . Law of the Mother: The Mothers of Maya Spectrum, June, 2014, Vol. 2, ISSN 2319-6076 1 Diip, , pp. 12-18 Issue 1 Blood, Bullet, Bomb, and Voices in the Spectrum, June, 2015, Vol. 3, ISSN 2319-6076 2 The Sound of Khongji, pp. 11-18 Issue 1, The Hanndmaid’s Tale: The Curse of Spectrum, July- Vol. 3, Issue 2, ISSN 2319-6076 3 Being ‘Fertile’, pp. 19-27 Dec., 2015, Transcript, Bodoland 4 Place of Ougri in Meitei Lai Haraoba ISSN 2347-1743 University. Vol III, pp. 81-89 Of Pilgrims and Savages in the Heart of ISSN 2319-6076 5 Spectrum Darkness Journal of Literature and Incest and Gender Bias in the Tripuri Cultural Studies, Mizoram 6 ISSN 2348-1188 Folktale “Chethuang” University. Vol V, Issue II, Dec. 2018. Pp. 87-98. Nationalist Thought and the ISBN 978-93- “Death Journey: The Nigger of the Colonial World, 7 81142-92-9 ‘Narcissus’”, pp. 126-136. Ram Sharma et. al., New Delhi: Mangalam Publications Manipuri Dance and Culture: An Anthology. The Notions of Manipuri Identity, ISBN 978-81- 8 Ed. Adhikarimayum pp. 160-181. 8370-531-8 Radhamanbi Devi. Akansha Publishing House, Delhi Tracing Lost Tunes of Manipur Proceedings of an International Seminar, Orality: ISBN 978-14- The Quest for Meaning, Org, by 82886-71-9 9 the English Dept., Bodoland University, Patridge Publishing Forest and Sustainable Development in Protection of Forest for Manipur: A Cultural Introspection Sustainable Development in ISBN 978-93- 10 Manipur. 85756-31-3 Balaji Publications 11 English Language teaching and Tripura Issues on the Comprehensive Vyasdev Development of Students of Prakashani Tripura. Ed. Subal Chandra Das, et.al. ISBN 978-81- 909689-2-6 Tripura gee Taltolada Panthoibi imagee Vol 47, Issue I, April 2018 Manipuri Sahitya 12 Khubam Parishad, Tripura A K Seramgee Sheirengda Lon amadi Identity: Vol 53, Issue I, March 2018 Bangladesh 13 Diasporic Studies gee Mityengdagee Manipuri Sahitya Sansad, Sylhet Sorokhaibam Gambhinigee Sheirengda Nupi Loilam Matungee Manipuri Pub. By Sheireng, Asheilup, 14 Ed. Arambam Ongbi Manipur Memchoubi Manipur Diaspora gee Sheirengda Ima Leibak Loilam Matungee Manipuri Pub. By Sheireng, Asheilup, 15 Ed. Arambam Ongbi Manipur Memchoubi 3. Books Authored/Edited/Co-edited S. Title with page nos. Type of Book & Authorship Publisher & No. ISSN/ISBN No 1 Hijan Hirao: Text, Context, Essays and Translations of Old Kakching: Sahitya Seva and Translation, Manipuri Literature in English Samiti ISBN 978-81-93067- 22-2 2 Phoenix: A textbook of Textbook Orient Blackswan Cumpulsory English ISBN 978-81-25057-53-6 3 Leibaklei Textbook Dept of Education, Govt of Tripura 4. Seminar Attended/Invited/Sessions chaired Sl Title of the Date and National/international Organizer Paper year 1 Drifting margins: 4 to 6 Jan. International Conference on Dept. of English, Tripura Manipuri 2012 narrativizing the margins: Assam University, literature northeast India and beyond Diphu Campus 2 Manipuri literary 29 to 30 National seminar on Issues and Dept. of English, production and Mar. 2012 Challenges in Translation Aligarh Muslim translation in University, Aligarh Tripura 3 Narrativizing 2nd Dec., National Seminar on Human Directorate of ‘Rights’: Women, 2012 Rights in the 21stCentury Distance Education, Human Rights, Tripura University and Manipur 4 Forest Gods in 22 to 23 National Seminar on Imaging and Dept. of English, Disappearing Aug. 2014 imagining the North-East: Tripura University Sacred Groves Discourses on North-Eastern Literature, Culture, Creativity, and Criticism 5 Trees have tears: 9 to 10 Sept. National seminar on Ecology and Dept. of Culture and Locating Green 2014 progress in North-East India: Creative Studies, Aesthetics in Anxiety, Hope and Belonging in Nehu, Shillong and Hiching Hirao Literary Consciousness Maulana Abul Kalam Azad Institute of Asian Studies, Kolkata 6 My Face 7 to 8 Jan. International Conference on Maulana Abul Kalam Mongoloid; My 2015 North East India in the Cultural Azad Institute of Tongue Tibeto- imaginations: History, Land, and Asian Studies, Burman; My People Kolkata Blood Aryan? 7 The Familial 17 Jan 2016 National Seminar on Women’s Dept of Bangla, Violence: Rights Rights as Human Rights Directorate of Violation at the Distance Education, Core of Society in Tripura University Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye 8 English Language 20-21 Jan National Seminar on Deterrents Govt Degree College, and Education in 2016 on the Path Students’ Kamalpur, Tripura Tripura Comprehensive Development and Ways out with Special Reference to the State of Tripura 9 Manipuri Literary 16-18 March National Seminar on Texts, Sanskrit Dept., Tradition in 2016 Manuscripts and Oral Traditions Tripura University Tripura of Tripura 10 Ougri in the 28-30 March National Seminar on Oral and Arunachal Institute of Meitei (Manipuri) 2016 Textual Traditions of the North Tribal Studies, rajiv Creation Myth East India Gandhi University, Itanagar 11 Session Chaired 28-30 March National Seminar on Oral and Arunachal Institute of 2016 Textual Traditions of the North Tribal Studies, rajiv East India Gandhi University, Itanagar 12 From the Green 26-27 May, International Seminar on Orality: Dept of English, Paddy Fields to 2016 Quest for Meaning Bodoland University, the Seminar Halls Assam 13 Chaired a Session 26-27 May, International Seminar on Orality: Dept of English, 2016 Quest for Meaning Bodoland University, Assam 14 Koratpa: The First 7-8 National Seminar on the Cultural Dept of Death Ritual of September, Heritage of Manipur Anthropology, the Meitei 2017 Manipur University Kritanias of Tripura 15 Chaired a Session 7-8 National Seminar on the Cultural Dept of September, Heritage of Manipur Anthropology, 2017 Manipur University 16 Phousu Eshei 4-5 July, National Seminar on The Silence Dept of English, (Mortar and 2016 of Dying Voices: Literatures on Tripura University Pestle Songs) of the Verge of Extinction in India’s Manipur North-East and the World 17 Chaired a Session 4-5 July, National Seminar on The Silence Dept of English, 2016 of Dying Voices: Literatures on Tripura University the Verge of Extinction in India’s North-East and the World 18 Forest and 19-20 April, National Seminar on Protection Rayburn College, Sustainable 2017 of Forest for Sustainable Churachandpur, Development in Development in Manipur Manipur Manipur: A Cultural Introspection 19 Chaired a Session 19-20 April, National Seminar on Protection Rayburn College, 2017 of Forest for Sustainable Churachandpur, Development in Manipur Manipur 20 Native Stories 5-7 March, National Seminar on Armed Centre for Manipur and Master’s 2017 Violence and Nationalism: Studies, Manipur Novels: Violence Reflections in Manipuri Literature University in Early Modenist Period 21 Spirit Worship in 20-21 International Conference on 50 Naresuan University, Myanmar and October Years of Asean Amidst Phitsanulok, Thailand Manipur: 2017 Contemporary Challenges: Affinities and Human Security, Conflict Differences Resolution, Connectivity and Democratization 22 Fall of Meitei 18-19 National Seminar on Cultural Dept of English, TU Traditional March, 2019 Heritage of Tripura Institutions and Collapse of Cultural Constants in Tripura 23 Chaired a Session 18-19 National Seminar on Cultural Dept of English, TU March, 2019 Heritage of Tripura 5. Orientation/ Refresher/Workshops S. Programme Duration Organized by No. 1 22nd Orientation Programme 11 Feb., to 10March, 2013 ASC, NEHU, Shillong 2 Refresher Course in Research 3 to 24 November, 2016 HRDC, Manipur University Methodology for Teachers 3 Refresher Course in ICT: Improving Quality and Faculty Development Centre, 1 to 15 March, 2018 Innovation in Higher Tripura University Education 4 Attended 5 Day Workshop Govt of Tripura, Directorate for Preparation of Manipuri 21-25 June, 2017 of Kokborok and Other Text Books from 21-25 June, Minority Languages 2017 5 Dept of Culture, Govt of Prevention and Conservation 16-20 May, 2016 India and People’s Museum, of Manuscripts Kakching, Manipur 6 Representative Poetry: Shabdana, Centre for Northeast and Southern 26-28 December, 2018 Translation, Sahitya Akademi, Interface Bangalore 6. Membership/Positions in Academic Bodies/Organisations i) Jury Member for the Selection of Sahitya Akademi Prize for Manipuri Language ii) Member, School Textbook Preparation Committee (Manipuri), Directorate of Kokborok and Other Minority Languages, Govt. of Tripura iii) Member North East History Association (LM 1266) .
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