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Faculty Details Proforma for D U Web Site.Doc 2017 Faculty Details proforma for DU Web-site Title Dr. First Name ALPANA Last Name MISHRA Photograph Designation ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR Address A 1 / 804 Olive County, Sector- 5 Vasundhara, Gaziabad. PIN- 201012 Phone No Office 011 27666628 Hindi Dept D.U. Residence Mobile 9911378341 Email [email protected] Web-Page Educational Qualifications Degree Institution Year Ph.D. Banaras Hindu University ,varanasi 1992 M.Phil. / M.Tech. N A PG GorakhPur University, GorakhPur 1989 UG GorakhPur University, GorakhPur 1987 Any other qualification N A Career Profile Lecturer- 25-01-1999 to 17-04=2000 Govt P G College, Kashipur, Udhamsingh Nagar, Nainital (U A) permanent post Senior Lecturer - 18-04-2000 to 17-02-2010 M K P P G College, Dehradun (U A) Permanent Post Associate Professor- 18-02-2010 join University of Delhi, Delhi Administrative Assignments 1- Programme Officer NSS for 03 years 2- Member of Women cell, M.K.P. P.G. College, Dehradun 3- Member of Admission board, Examination committee, Debate, Cultural, Press and Publicity committee etc. M.K.P. P.G.College,, Dehradun 4- Selection committee- Gautam Buddha University, Greater Noida, U.P. 5- Member- NIVH For Hindi Syllabus, Dehradun 6- Syllabus Committee- Bharat Ratn Dr Bheemrao Ambedakar University, Delhi 7- Member- Information & Library NetWork, P.G. syllabus, J.N.U., Delhi 8- Member- DRS- SAP- 2, Hindi Deptt. D.U. 9- Admission Committee, Hindi Deptt. D.U. 10- M.Phil Committee- incharge 2013- 2014, Hindi Deptt. D.U., CBSC Committee 2015 11- Non Collegiate Women Education Board, D.U. Delhi, Teacher Incharge For Hindi 12- Member- Research Paper Presentation Committee, Hindi Deptt., D.U. Areas of Interest / Specialization Katha Sahity Aadhunik Kavita Subjects Taught www.du.ac.in Page 1 Hindi – Pracheen avam madhykaleen kavy Aadhunik kavita Aadhunik gadya sahitya Bhasha Vigyan Bharteey avam Pashchaty kavyshashtra Hindi sahitya ka itihas Research Guidance List against each head (If applicable) 1. Supervision of awarded Doctoral Thesis - no. of Thesis 06 2. Supervision of Doctoral Thesis, under progress - no. of Thesis 06 3. Supervision of awarded M.Phil dissertations- 05 4. Supervision of M.Phil dissertations, under progress 01 Publications Profile List against each head(If applicable) (as Illustrated with examples) 4. Books/Monographs (Authored/Edited) Books – Authored- 5. Bheetar ka Vakt ( Katha Sangrah) Prakashan- Bharteeya Gyanpeeth, New Delhi Prakashan varsh- Jan 2006 Page- 142 Bhoomika- Kathakar Krishna Sobti dwara likhit Anuvad- kuchh kahaniyan Punjabi, Malyalam, Japanies men anudit v prakashit 2. Chhawani men beghar ( Katha Sangrah) Prakashan- Bharteeya Gyanpeeth, New Delhi Prakashan varsh- Jan 2008 Page- 142 Bhoomika- Kathakar Chitra Mudgal dwara likhit Anuvad- kuchh kahaniyan Punjabi, Malyalam, English, Bangla, Kannada, Japanies men anudit v prakashit ‘Chhawani men beghar’ ka English anuvad “Her piece of sky’ men sanklit. 3. Kabra bhi kaid au janjeeren bhi ( Katha Sangrah) Prakashan- Rajkamal Prakashan , New Delhi Prakashan varsh- Jan 2012 Page- 120 www.du.ac.in Page 2 Bhoomika- Kathakar Gyanranjan dwara likhit Anuvad- kuchh kahaniyan Punjabi, Malyalam, English, Bangla, Kannada, Japanies men anudit v prakashit 4. Syahi men surkhab ke Pankh : A collection of short stories, published by Rajkamal Prakasha, NeW Delhi. Year: 2017 5. Anhiyare Talchhat men chamka ( upnyas) Prakashan- Aadhar prakashan, panchkula Prakashan varsh- Jan 2014 6. Sampadit – Sahodar; sambandhon ki kahaniyan Prakashan Varsh- 2014 Prakashak- Rajkamal prakashan, New Delhi 7. AlPana Mishra : Chuni hui kahaniyan: collection of short stories, published by Anany Prakashan, New Delhi. Year: 2016. 8. Sahastron Vikhandit Aaiine Men Aadamkad ( Aalochna Pustak) published by SWaraj Prakashan, NeW Delhi. Year: 2012. 9. Stree Katha ke Panch swar( Aalochna Pustak) published by SWaraj Prakashan, NeW Delhi. Year: 2013. 10. Swatantrayottar Kavita Aur Ramdarash Mishr ka kavy vaishishty( Aalochna Pustak) published by Atuly Prakashan, NeW Delhi. Year: 2014. 2. Research papers published in Refereed/Peer Reviewed Journals a. Research papers published in Academic Journals other than Refereed/Peer Reviewed Journals b. Research papers published in Refereed/Peer Reviewed Conferences c. Research papers Published in Conferences/Seminar other than Refereed/Peer Reviewed Conferences Research papers – Published and Presented – . 10.4.2012 Kamla Nehru college, Delhi . 21-22.3.2012 GVM PG college, sonipat . 24.3.2012 GBUniversity, noida . 22.2.2012 DAV PG college Delhi www.du.ac.in Page 3 . 17-18 oct 2011 U GC national seminar Govt girls college trivendram . 22. 01.2011 on ‘ shamsher bahadur shing’ gandhi shanti pratisthan new delhi ‘shamsher ka gadhy’ published in samkaleen chunautiyan oct – march 2011 . 29 oct 2010 shabari sanshtha, Banda, U P on ‘stree lekhan’ . jan 2010 ‘samkaleen katha sahitya me bhartiyta’ Hindi research journal, Hindi department, CUSAT, Kochi. oct-dec 2009 media vimarsh, Bhopal . 31.7.2009 topic – ‘ yuva rachnashilta aur naitik muly’ organized by hansakshar trust, delhi . 24-02-2009 Women Cell M.K.P. P.G.College, Dehradun .06-04-2009 -07-04-2009 Two Day International Seminar,M.K.P. P.G.College, Dehradun . 15-03-2009 National Seminar Sponsored by NAC , M.K.P. P.G.College, Dehradun . 28-01-2009 International Seminar M.G.I.Hindi University, Wardha . 10-12-2009 Bhasha Institute, Calicut, Kerala . 11-12-2009 Arts & Science College, Calicut, Kerala . 03-08-2008 Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra . 08-11-2008 National Seminar, by Kathakram, Lucknow, U p . 09-11-2009 National Seminar, Punjab University. Chandigarh . 03-11-2007 National Seminar, National Musium, Allahabad . 03-02-2006 National Seminar, Sri R .Lib.Jokhara, Aazamgarh . 11-03-2006 National Seminar, Kathakumbh, B B Parishad, Kolkata . 23-04-2006 National Seminar, Samvad, Gorakhpur, U P . 23-12-2006 National Seminar by ,Research Project Uuttarakhand Lok Sanskriti, Dehradun . 19-02-2005 National Seminar Sponsored by UGC, R.B.D.College, Bijnaur Some research papers published in different journals – d. Madai, varshik, M.P.2002,2003,2004 e. Lokayat, Jul 2006, Oct2006, Dec 2006 f. Aashay, lucknow, Sep 2006 g. Vachan, Allahabad, Jan 2007 h. Parichay, B.H.U. Varanasi, June 2007 i. Samkaleen chunautiyan, Oct-Mar 2011 j. Delimail, Allahabad, 4-3-2012 k. Samkaleen srijan, June 2012 l. Other publications (Edited worKs, Book reviews, Festschrift volumes, etc.) Book reviews – (no of book reviews 13) m. Sameeksha ( Traimasik Rashtriy Hindi Aalochna Patrika) IGNOU, New Delhi, Jan- Mar 1996, 02 reveiws in Oct- Dec 1996, April- June 1998, April- June 2002, Oct- www.du.ac.in Page 4 Dec 2003 n. Yugvani ( Masik Hindi Rashtriy patrika) Nov 2003 o. Parakh ( aniyatkaleen aalochna patrika), Pratapgarh, U.P., May 2004 p. Dandi Kanthi( Masik Hindi Rashtriy patrika) Thane, Maha. Feb 2004 q. Parivesh (Traimasik Hindi Rashtriy patrika) Muradabad, Oct- Dec 2004 r. Sameeksha (Traimasik Hindi Rashtriy patrika) IGNOU, New Delhi, 02 reviews Jan- Mar2005 s. Sameeksha (Traimasik Hindi Rashtriy patrika) IGNOU, New Delhi, Jul-Sep 2005 t. Sameeksha (Traimasik Hindi Rashtriy patrika) IGNOU, New Delhi, April-Jun 2012 Conference Organization/ Presentations (in the last three years) List against each head(If applicable) 1. Organization of a Conference 1- 24-02-2009 Women Cell M.K.P. P.G.College, Dehradun 2- 06-04-2009 -07-04-2009 Two Day International Seminar, M.K.P. P.G.College, Dehradun 3- 15-03-2009 National Seminar Sponsored by NAC , M.K.P. P.G.College, Dehradun 2. Participation as Paper/Poster Presenter Paper Presented - International conference- . Mishra Alpana ‘Pravasi Kahaniyan’ International conference on ‘Katah sahity’ D.A.V. college For Girls, Yamuna nagar ( Hariyana)India. Dated:17- 18 Jan 2014 .Mishra Alpana ‘Pravasi sahity: ek Naii Sanskritik asmita’ International conference on ‘Pravasi sahity’ Bharat Ratn Dr Bheemrao Ambedkar Vishvvidyalay, NeW Delhi,India. Dated:21 Jan 2014 .Mishra Alpana ‘Kahaniyon Ka Vaishvik paridrishy’ International conference on ‘Katah sahity’ Aary Kanya Degree college, Allahabad,India. Dated: 18-19 dec 2014 National conference – . Mishra Alpana ‘ Hindi v malyalam katha sahity’ national conference on ‘Katha sahity’.Govt. Arts & Science college, Calicut, kerala, Sponsored by UGCIndia. Dated- 13 Oct 15 oct 2016 .Mishra Alpana ‘Uttar Samay Me Stree’ national conference on ‘ Stree sahity’ B H U, Varanasi. India. Dated- 30- 31 march 2015 .Mishra Alpana ‘ Stree lekhan’All India Women Writers Meet, www.du.ac.in Page 5 national conference on ‘ Stree sahity’. Bharat Bhavan, Bhopal , Sponsored by Sahity Academy, Delhi.India. Dated- 29 Jan 2015 .Mishra Alpana ‘Kahani Karyshala: naii Kahani, Navachar’ national conference on ‘Katha sahity’ Hariyana Sahity Academy, Panchkula. India. Dated- 16 Jan 2014 .Mishra Alpana ‘Nari Chetna’ national conference on ‘ Stree Katha sahity’. Sahity Academy, Delhi, During Delhi Inter National Arts Festival- 08- 20 Feb 2014 .Mishra Alpana ‘stree vimarsh : kal, aaj aur Kal’ national conference on ‘Stree vimarsh’ Govt. Lohiya Mahavidyalay, Churu, Rajsthan. Sponsored by UGC, Dated:19 oct 2013 .Mishra Alpana ‘Nari Astitv : ek Mano vaigyanik Visleshan national conference on ‘Stree vimarsh’ Maithili- Bhojpuri Academy, Delhi Govt, Delhi. India. Dated- 02 Feb 2013 . 10.4.2012 Kamla Nehru college, Delhi . 21-22.3.2012 GVM PG college, sonipat . 24.3.2012 GBUniversity, noida . 22.2.2012 DAV PG college Delhi . 17-18 oct 2011 U GC national seminar Govt girls college trivendram .22.01.2011 on ‘ shamsher bahadur shing’ gandhi shanti pratisthan new delhi .07.03.2011 broadcast by Aakashvani, new delhi .22.03.2011 broadcast by Aakashvani, new delhi .31.8.2010 broadcast by Aakashvani, new delhi .29 oct 2010 shabari sanshtha, Banda, U P on ‘stree lekhan’ .jan 2010 ‘samkaleen katha sahitya me bhartiyta’ Hindi research journal, Hindi department, CUSAT, Kochi. .26.11.2010 broadcast by Aakashvani, new delhi .oct-dec 2009 media vimarsh, Bhopal .31.7.2009 topic – ‘ yuva rachnashilta aur naitik muly’ organized by hansakshar trust, delhi .24-02-2009 Women Cell M.K.P. P.G.College, Dehradun . 06-04-2009 -07-04-2009 Two Day International Seminar, M.K.P. P.G.College, Dehradun . 15-03-2009 National Seminar Sponsored by NAC , M.K.P.
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