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Attended Oc/ Rc Participation in Co-Curricular Activities Dr. Bimlesh Kumar Gupta MA, M.Phil, Ph.D Officiating Principal Kamla Lohtia Sanatan Dharam College, Ludhiana ATTENDED OC/ RC Sr.No. Organisation Duration OC/RC Certificate No. Grade 1. P.U., CHD 05-12-1997 to 01-01-1998 OC 149 -- 2. K.U., Kurukshetra 03-03-1999 to 23-03-1999 RC 544 -- 3. Punjabi Univ. Patiala 03-03-2003 to 24-03-2003 RC 19 A 4. P.U., CHD 09-12-2006 to 29-12-2006 RC 64 A PARTICIPATION IN CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Sr. No. Organisation Level Date Event Performance 1. P.S.E.B., Mohali Regional 04-11-2018 Folk Dances Judgement 2. Govt. Model Industrial Zonal 27-04-2017 Dances Judgement Training Institute, LDH 3. I.K.G, PTU Dept. of Inter- Zonal 11-11-2018 Literary Items Judgement Youth Affair, Jalandhar 4. P.S.E.B., Mohali Regional 15-11-2018 Bhangra/ Judgement Folk Dances 5. P.S.E.B., Mohali State 08-12-2018 Bhangra Judgement MEMBER PANJAB UNIVERSITY CHANDIGARH ACADEMIC BODIES Sr. No. Body Term Letter No. UG/ PG 1. Academic Council, 01-02-2004 to 31-01-2006 ST-1136 -- P.U., CHD Dated 29-01-2004 2. Academic Council, 01-02-2008 to 31-01-2010 ST-340 -- P.U., CHD Dated 23-01-2008 3. Academic Council, 01-02-2010 to 31-01-2012 ST-DRG/10/186 -- P.U., CHD Dated 22-01-2010 4. Academic Council, 01-02-2014 to 31-01-2016 ST-818/832 -- P.U., CHD Dated 27-01-2014 5. Board Of Studies (Punjabi), 01-04-2015 to 31-03-2017 6073/GM Panjab University, Chandigarh Dated 01-06-2015 UG 6. Added Member Languages 01-02-2017 to 31-01-2019 ST-1763 Languages Faculty, P.U., CHD Dated 13-02-2017 1 LIST OF SEMINARS ATTENDED (STATE/ NATIONAL/ INTERNATIONAL) Sr. No. Organisation Level Date 1. Punjabi Sahit Academy, LDH National 18-11-2006 2. P.U., CHD National 30, 31-03-2008 3. P.U., CHD International 24, 25-02-2009 (World Punjabi Conference) 4. Rajiv Gandhi Study Circle, LDH National 18-07-2009 5. Punjabi Sahit Academy, LDH State 28, 29-08-2009 6. Punjabi Sahit Academy, LDH State 16, 17-01-2010 7. Punjabi Sahit Academy, LDH State 28-02-2010 8. Guru Nanak Khalsa College National 20-08-2010 for Women, LDH 9. Punjabi Sahit Academy, LDH State 03-10-2010 10. Govind National College, International 09-11-2010 Narangwal, LDH 11. Malwa College, Bondali, Samrala State 16-11-2010 12. Patel Memorial National College National 29-12-2011 Rajpura 13. GGN, Khalsa College, LDH International 18, 19-02-2014 PAPERS PRESENTATION IN SEMINARS (NATIONAL/ INTERNATIONAL/ STATE) Sr. No. Organisation Level Date Topic 1. KLSD College, LDH National 25-02-2009 Political Scenario of Globalisation 2. KLSD College, LDH National 19-02-2010 Punjabi Lokdhara te Sarab Sanjhi Virasat 3. KLSD College, LDH National 20-02-2010 Punjabi Lokdhara te Sarab Sanjhi Virasat 4. BCM College of Education National 29-12-2010 Revamping the Education System LDH 5. SMS Khalsa Girls College National 24-03-2011 Guru Nanak Bani Di Samkaali Barara (Ambala) Prasangikta 6. Dyal Singh College, Delhi National 23-09-2011 Lokdhara Adhyan: Nawe Parpek 2 Sr. No. Organisation Level Date Topic 7. KLSD College, LDH National 09-11-2011 Guru Nanak Bani Wich Manawta Da Sankalp 8. KLSD College, LDH National 28-02-2012 Retail Banking Opportunities and Challenges 9. KLSD College, LDH National 10-03-2012 Satyagreh as a Method of Social Change 10. KLSD College, LDH State 14-02-2015 Role of Education in Social Change 11. National College of Women National 19-02-2016 Punjabi Kav Wich Naari Maachiwara 12. Markanda National College National 26-03-2016 Punjabi Bhasha, Sahit Te Shahabaad Sabhiyachaar 13. SMS Khalsa Girls College National 29-03-2016 Guru Nanak Bani Da Barara (Ambala) Wichardharayi Parpek 14. Guru Gobind Singh National 13-09-2016 Singh Sabha Lehar Ate Giani Dharam Adhyan Vibhag Ditt Singh Punjabi University Patiala 15. Punjabi Sahit Adhyan International 07-12-2016 Punjabi Vartak, Ek Sarvekhan Vibhag, Punjabi University to Patiala 09-12-2016 16. Guru Nanak Khalsa College National 02-03-2019 Guru Nanak Bani, Vichardhara te for Women, Ludhiana Chintan 17. Khalsa College for Women International 09-03-2019 Guru Nanak Bani Ate Samajik Sidhwan Khurd (LDH) Chetna 18. Swami Parmanand Maha International 15-03-2019 Panjabi Bhasha Di Vartman Vidyalya Mukerian (HSP) Sathiti RESEARCH PAPERS PUBLISHED IN INTERNATIONAL JOURNALS Sr. No. Year Title Name of Journal with ISSN No. 1. January to December 2014 Role of Education in Social Understanding Sikhism: The Change with respect to Research Journal ISSN No. 1481- Sikhism 9104, vol.16 no. 1-2, pg. no. 33-39 2. 14-02-2015 Role of Education in Social South Asian Academica Research Change: Indian Economy Journal ISSN No. 2249-7137 vol.5 Issue.3 pg.no. 223-229 3 RESEARCH PAPERS PUBLISHED IN UGC NOTIFIED JOURNALS Sr. No. Year Title Journal Name with ISSN No and UGC Approved no. 1. July 1993 AwDuink Awlocnw pRxwlIAW iv`c pMjwbI dunIAw, BwSw ivBwg pitAwlw, ivhwrk Awlocnw pRxwlI dI swrQkqw pMjwb, AMk-7, pyj-44-47, UGC Approved No. 41913 2. September pMjwbI BwSw dIAW ivSySqwvW pMjwbI dunIAw, BwSw ivBwg pitAwlw, to pMjwb, AMk-9-10, pyj-109-112, October 1996 UGC Approved No. 41913 3. December 1996 A`g dw dirAw: ieiqhwsk pirpyK pMjwbI dunIAw, BwSw ivBwg pitAwlw, pMjwb, AMk-11, pyj-49-53, UGC Approved No. 41913 4. August 1999 pMjwbI DunI pRbMD, DunI ivENq, pMjwbI dunIAw, BwSw ivBwg pitAwlw, svr qy ivAMjn pMjwb, AMk-8, pyj-21-25, UGC Approved No. 41913 5. April 2006 rivMdr rvI dw kwiv nwtkI sPr pMjwbI dunIAw, BwSw ivBwg pitAwlw, pMjwb, AMk-4, pyj-17-43, UGC Approved No. 41913 6. October igAwnI id`q isMG dw is`K pRcwr Aqy iqRSMkU ISBN No. 978-81-7883-731-4 to pMjwbI swihq dy Kyqr iv`c Xogdwn UGC Approved No. 62428 AMk 53 December 2010 pg. 116-117 7. April igAwnI id`q isMG dw jIvn ie`k Jwq iqRSMkU ISBN No. 978-81-7883-731-4 to UGC Approved No. 62428 AMk 61- September 2012 62 pg. 89-93 8. 2012 isMG sBw lihr dw ieiqhwsk ipCokV KUK Research Journal, Arts and auQwn qy pRpqIAW Humanities: A Refereed Journal ISSN No. 0454- 6952 UGC Approved No.45674, vol. XLVI: 2012, pg. 423-429 9. October brqwnvI pMjwbI kivqw: ieiqhwsk AwbrU ISSN No. 2456-253X UGC to pirpyK Approved No. 62455 AMk.10-12 pg. December 2016 no. 88-91 10. May punr jwgrx: pirBwSw, ieiqhws iSrwjw ISSN No. 23195053 UGC to Aqy pRBwv Approved No.41927 pg. no. 12-19 June 2017 4 Sr. No. Year Title Journal Name with ISSN No and UGC Approved no. 11. July brqwnvI bsqIvwd pRbMD bnwm AwbrU ISSN No. 2456-253X UGC to pMjwb iv`c c`lIAW pRiqroD dIAW Approved No.62455 pg no. 74-78 September 2017 rwjsI lihrW 12. January gurU nwnk bwxI dw ivcwrDrweI p`K AwbrU ISSN No. 2456-253X UGC to Approved No. 62455 pg. no. 75-77 March 2018 13. January nwrIvwdI icMqn qy nwrI cyqnw pRiqmwn ISSN No. 2277-9930 UGC to Approved No. 62531 pg. no. 8-11 March 2018 14. April 2018 dilq cyqnw Aqy pMjwbI nwvl jwgo ieMtrnYSnl ISSN No. 2277-3266 UGC Approved No. 64332 pg. no. 61-70 15. July pRvws dI pMjwbI kivqw dw pRiqmwn ISSN No. 2277-9930 UGC to ieiqhwsk pirpyK Approved No. 62531 pg. no. 41-43 September 2018 RESEARCH PAPERS PUBLISHED IN UGC APPROVED JOURNALS (REFEREED JOURNALS BY UGC) Sr. No. Year Title Journal with ISSN No. 1. August 2017 suKivMdr AMimRq dw kwiv jgq AlK - ISSN No. 2320-0413 AMk.42-43 Page. 65-73 UGC Approved No. 62424 2. Jan-March 2018 suKivMdr AMimRq dw kwiv jgq AjoKy iSlwlyK - ISSN No. 2348-2664 Page. 28-31 UGC Approved No. 41928 3. Jan-June 2018 guridAwl isMG dy nwvlW iv`c AlK ISSN No. 2320-0414 Page No. Dwrimk, AwriQk, rwjsI 70-76 UGC Approved No. 62424 ivvsQw dI pySkwrI 4. Jan-June 2018 pMjwbI p`qrkwrI sMvwd ISSN No. 2395-1273 Page No. 80-87 UGC Approved No. 62523 5. Apr-June 2018 isMG sBw lihr qy igAwnI Ajoky iSlwlyK ISSN No. 2348-2664 id`q isMG Page No. 53-56 UGC Approved No. 41928 6. Oct-Dec 2018 pMjwbI BwSw, pRcwr, pRswr qy Ajoky iSlwlyK ISSN No. 2348-2664 vrqmwn siQqI: globl Page No. 28-32 UGC Approved No. pirpyK 41928 5 Sr. No. Year Title Journal with ISSN No. 7. April- June 2019 pMjwb dw siBAwcwrk Ajoky iSlwlyK ISSN No. 2348-2664 rUpWqrn qy swihq Page No. 100-105 UGC Approved No. 41928 CHAPTERS PUBLISHED IN BOOKS (NATIONAL/ INTERNATIONAL PUBLISHERS) Sr. No. Book Editor with Year Paper Publisher with ISBN Name of Book No. 1. fw. cuhV isMG- pMjwbI BwSw, 2016 pMjwbI BwSw, spqirSI pblIkySn, swihq Aqy siBAwcwr swihq Aqy siBAwcwr: cMfIgVH ISBN No. nvIAW cunoqIAW 978-93-83338-77-1 Page. 37-40 (National) 2. fw. blivMdr kor cImw- 2016 pMjwbI BwSw: dSw qy spqiris pblIkySn, Ajokw pMjwbI smwj, BwSw idSw cMfIgVH ISBN No. Aqy AiDAwpn is`iKAw 978-93-83338-93-1 Page. 120-124 (National) 3. fw. 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