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DR. ROHINI DHARMAPAL General Information Department Education Designation Assistant Professor Qualification M.A. in Education, 1997 (C.U) PhD on on প ৌরাণিক ণিিক্ষায় অ রাধী ও তাহাদের অ রাধ-িৃণি ণিদরাদধর ইণতিৃি এিং িততমাি সংদ াধিী প্রক্রিয়ার সদে তুলিা, 2016 (C.U) B Ed, 2000 (C.U.) Specialization Psychological analysis of Indian Mythology, Creative writing Email [email protected] Teaching Experience 11 years of teaching experience in college with 2 years 6months of school teaching. Colleges Served RKSMVV (from 2008 till date) Research PhD: ‘on প ৌরাণিক ণিিক্ষায় অ রাধী ও তাহাদের অ রাধ-িৃণি ণিদরাদধর ইণতিৃি এিং িততমাি সংদ াধিী প্রক্রিয়ার সদে তুলিা, 2016 (C.U) Publication Books A Suggestion Book for Higher Secondary Students of Rabindra Mukto Vidyalay Published by Bani Prokashon, July, 2017 Book Chapters/Articles in Edited Volumes UcchoMadhyamik Sikshabinjan for class-XI and for class-XII by PaschimBango Rajjo Pustak Parshad with ISBN-978-81-247-0742-5 and ISBN-978-81-247-0746-3 respectively. Nirbachita Kabita, Gouri Dharmapal published by Shristisukh Prakashan, June, 2019, ISBN 978- 93-88887-45-8 Gouri Dharmapal Samagra, 1nd Volume, published by Lalmati Prakashan, 25th August, 2019, ISBN Gouri Dharmapal Samagra, 2nd Volume, published by Lalmati Prakashan, 25th August, 2019, ISBN 978-9387870-37-8 An article about the book published by lalmati Prokashan, Ranna Bati by Bani Basu, January, 2019, ISBN 978-93-87876-31-6 SANGSHODHONAGAR O SANSKRITIK CHIKITSA EBONG SAMAJIK ONTORBHUKTIKORON- A 3 DAY international seminar on INCLISIVE EDUCATION Organized by Jadavpur University and Voice of World. ISBN NUMBER – 978-81-931784-9-2 UGC sponsored 2 days national level seminar on WOMAEN’S JOURNEY TOWARDS EMPOWERMENT: A MYTH OR A REALITY at RKSMVV: MAHABHARATE TIN NARI O AJKER SAMAJE NARIR ABOSTHAR EKTI TULONA, 2018. ISBN NUMBER 978-81-8206- 073-9 Articles in Journals/ E – journals/Newspaper Moner Katha –A Journal Published for Girindroshekhor Institute of Psychological Education and Research – Angulimal O Karl Rogers, 2012, July-August Moner Katha – A Journal Published for Girindroshekhor Institute of Psychological Education and Research-Borisho Dhora Majhe Shantir Bari, 2013, April-June Moner Katha – A Journal Published ForGirindroshekhor Institute of Psychological Education and Research-MahabharoteMadomattota, 2013, October-December Moner Katha – A Journal Published for Girindroshekhor Institute of Psychological Education and Research—PrachinBharote Bikrito Kamechhar Dando, 2014, January-March Moner Katha – A Journal Published for Girindroshekhor Institute of Psychological Education and Research—SchooleManastatwik Paramorshodaner Hal-Hokikot, 2015, January-March Moner Katha – A Journal Published for Girindroshekhor Institute of Psychological Education And Research—Ebong SriKrishno-Part-1,2015, January-March Moner Katha – A Journal Published for Girindroshekhor Institute of Psychological Education And Research—Ebong SriKrishno-Part-2,2015, April-June Moner Katha – A Journal Published for Girindroshekhor Institute of Psychological Education And Research—Ebong Sri Krishno-LastPart, 2015-16, October –March Moner Katha – A Journal Published for Girindroshekhor Institute of Psychological Education And Research, Scizophreniyar Janmo 2016, April-June Nandini: A Supplementary for Newspaper Sakalbela -Parboti Jakhon Manobid,2012, October Dibyodorshon, A Spiritual Magazine, Sa kholu Brahamabadini, 2015, March-April ChiroSabujLekha, A Children’s MagazinePublished By Information And Cultural Department, West Bengal Government—Minkar Motbadol (A ShortStory for Children), November 2014- January 2015 Alochona Cakro,: Prachin Bharotio Bhabnay Aporadh O. Dandobidhi -ISSN: 2231-3990, January 2013 Anviksa- Research Journal of The Department of Sanskrit: Kurubangshe Kishor Aporadh O Tar Manastatwik Byakhya ISSN: 0587-1646, March 2013 15. Anviksa- Research Journal of The Department of Sanskrit: Ratnakor Theke Balmiki: Ek Manastatwik Uttoroner Sangbyakhyan, ISSN: 0587- 1646, March 2015 Ebong Eishomoy, Jorbangla, ISSN: 2349-6169 May 2015, Mayamegh, A Bengali Popular Magazine Published From Mumbai, Nivedita Vidyaloy, Bagbajar, 2016, April Mayamegh, A Bengali Popular Magazine Published from Mumbai, Bharotiyo Pauranik sahitye Aporadh o Tar Sangshodhoner Itibritta, 2015, October Didhiti, A Souvenir Published by Ramkrishna Vedanta Ashram Kolkata, Niveditar Shikshchintay Pestalozzi o Froebeler Probhab, February, 2016 Chorapatra Susathi, A Bengali Popular Magazine Published From Midnapur, Aamar Ma, October, 2015 'Purnotun Vaidik Bibaha’ published in Nabapatrika (supplementary of Ekdin newspaper), 9th Dec, 2018 ‘Manusanghita o Naribirodhita ebong Ekush Shjatak o Naribadita’ published in Nabapatrika (supplementary of Ekdin newspaper), 19th May, 2019 ‘Shishu Bnachao’ published in Chharapatra Sushathi , Sharadiya, September, 2018 ‘Kramabardhaman Nabalak Aparadh: Samajik Aboshsthaner Swarup’, published in Pratispardhi, October, 2018 ‘Rupkatha ebong Nishthurata’, published in Chharapatra Sushathi , Sharadiya, October, 2019 ‘Banbhatter Prem ebong Kadambari’, published in Shiladitya, popular magazine, April, 2019 ‘Bharatiya Adhunik Prajanma, Manashik Baikalya ebong Nibedita’,Paper presented in the seminer Bhagini Nibedita o Bharatiya Sanskritir Punarijjiban, , ISSN 2454-531, 17th March 2019 ‘Gouri Dharmapal ebong Shishushahitya’ published in Bichitrapatra Sharadiya, October 2019 An article about the author in Gouri Dharmapal Samagra, 2nd Volume, published by Lalmati Prakashan, ISBN 978-9387870-37-8, 25th August, 2019 Abstract published on Bangla Rupkathadharmi sahitye Meyeder Sthan o Gouri Dharmapaler Shishusahitye Meyeder Abosthan: Ekti Tulonamulok Alochona, in a seven days workshop on Meyeder Pothchola, organized by Department of Bengali, lady Brabourne College, 12th March to 18th March, 2019 Ekok Matritwa o Prachin Bharat, published in Shiladitya, popular magazine, August, 2019 Edited Books Gouri Dharmapal Samagra, 1nd Volume, published by Lalmati Prakashan, 25th August, 2019, ISBN 978-93-81235-78-2 Nirbachita Kabita Gouri Dharmapal published by Shristisukh Prakashan, June, 2019, ISBN 978- 93-88887-45-8 Gouri Dharmapal Samagra, 2nd Volume, published by Lalmati Prakashan, 25th August, 2019, ISBN 978-9387870-37-8 Seminar/ Conference Proceedings A Paper Presented On Rabindranath Thakur’s Educational Thought --Shikshar Anondodhara, Organised By UGC And Rabindra Bharati University with Muralidhar Girls’ College, and Published for anInternational Seminar on Educational Thoughts of Rabindranath Thakur, November, 2011 “Presented a paper in a national level, UGC sponsored seminar held at RKSMVV, title of the paper was Mahabharater tin nari o ajker samaje narir abosthar ekti tulona on 7/4/ 2016. A two days international seminar organized by Visva Bharati Cooperative Credit Society Ltd. And Department of Lifelong learning and Extension at Visva Bharati University on TAGORE’S THOUGHT OF COOPERATIVE SYSTEM, an abstract ublished on SAMABAY PRATHA : ARTHIK BAISHAMYA DURIKARANER PONTHA ATHABA MANUSHYATYER POTHE UTTORONER EK GURUTWAPURNA PADAKHHEP, 18-19TH AUGUST 2017 A seven days workshop on Meyeder Pothchola, organized by Department of Bengali, lady Brabourne College, Abstract published on Bangla Rupkathadharmi sahitye Meyeder Sthan o Gouri Dharmapaler Shishusahitye Meyeder Abosthan: Ekti Tulonamulok Alochona 12th March to 18th March, 2019 Paper Presentation: UGC sponsored 2 day national level seminar on WOMAEN’S JOURNEY TOWARDS EMPOWERMENT : A MYTH OR A REALITY at RKSMVV : MAHABHARATE TIN NARI O AJKER SAMAJE NARIR ABOSTHAR EKTI TULONA, 7TH April, 2017 A two day international seminar organized by Visva Bharati Cooperative Credit Society Ltd. And Department of Lifelong learning and Extension at Visva Bharati University on TAGORE;S THOUGHT OF COOPERATIVE SYSTEM : SAMABAY PRATHA : ARTHIK BAISHAMYA DURIKARANER PONTHA ATHABA MANUSHYATYER POTHE UTTORONER EK GURUTWAPURNA PADAKHHEP, 18-19TH AUGUST 2017 A two day international seminar organized by Jadavpur University and Byanjanbarna Foundation at Jadavpur University: NIBEDITA : BARTAMAN SHISHUSHIKHHAR PREKHHAPATE TNAR SHIKHHACHINTAR GURUTWA, 27TH OCTOBER , 2017 A two day international seminar organized by Jadavpur University and Byanjanbarna Foundation at Jadavpur University: BHARATIYA PURAN O MAHAKABYE SHARIRIK O MANASIK PRATIBANDHAKATA EBONG PARIBAR O SHIKHHOKER BHUMIKA, 7-8TH DECEMBER, 2017 2 day national level seminar on EDUCATION AND CULTURE at VIVEKANANDA COLLEGE, BARISHA: LIFE IN A PRISON AND RAY OF GOLDEN TOUCH, 4-5 APRIL, 2018 A State level seminar On NINEDITA O BHARATIYA SANSKRITIR PUNOROJJIBON organized by Education Department, Sivanath Sastri College at Ramkrishna Mission Institute of Culture: ADHUNIK BHARATIYA PRAJANMA, MANASHIK BAIKALYA EBONG MARGARET Seminar/ Workshop Conducted: Workshop on INCLUSIVE EDUCATION AND DIFFERENTLY ABELED CHILDREN with department of Psychology , Human Rights and Tagore Foundation School A Two Day International Seminar on Reflections of Childhood and Adolescence in Literature, Culture and Psychology with WBSU and Byanjanbarna Foundation One Week Workshop, a component of UGC approved Course on Stress Management, – titled ‘Management of Stress of Adolescents’, conducted by CENTRE FOR COUNSELLING SERVICES & STUDIES IN SELF DEVELOPMENT, JADAVPUR UNIVERSITY, from 04.05.2018 to 11.05.2018 Invited Lectures/ Paper Presentations Deliver a special lecture on Mother’s role on child’s health: from prenatal to post-natal at Sivanath Sastri College on 6/8/16 Took a special class as a Resource Person
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  • How Have the Ponzi Schemes/Udss/Ciss Duped the Investors in India

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