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Research Funding Schemes
Research Projects
( Research Funding
Rules for Research Projects )
The Research Projects Committee may award a grant for a project
of research in History or on a theme substantively including an
aspect or aspects of History, undertaken within India, under a
scholar as Project Director, upon an application made by or on
behalf of the said scholar in accordance with the proforma given
in Annexure IV.
Research Projects grant has been granted to the following persons:
1. A. Lakshminarasimhan (Bangalore, Karnataka), Development of
Historiography of Ancient Karnataka through non-Inscriptional
Sources like Murals, Paintings and Sculptures (Rs 60, 000, for
one year).
2. K.A. Muhammed Anwar (Calicut, Kerala), Shipwrecks and Casualties
on the Indian Coast 1880-1924 (A Study of Ports, Harbours on the
West Coast of South India: Causes of Shipwrecks Enquiry and Procedure
1880-1920) (Rs 45,000, for two years).
3. Jagdish Lal Dawar (Aizwal, Mizoram), Tribal Religious Movements
and Emerging Religious Identities in Arunachal Pradesh since Independence
(Rs 1,00,000, for two years).
4. Jai Prakash Mishra (Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh), Select Documents
of Pandit Ravi Shankar Shukla, 1921-1956 (Rs 1, 00,000, for one
year).
5. Channakka Pavate (Dharwad, Karnataka), Performance Organisations
in Ancient Kannada Inscriptions (Rs 75,000, for two years).
6. J.K. Ojha (Kanore, Rajasthan), Mewar ka Etihasik Srota; Kanod
ki Patta-Bahi (Rs 30,000, for one year).
7. Devasree Datta (Silchar, Assam), Position of Women in Barak
Valley - Emerging Consciousness, Struggle for Identity and their
Role in the National Movement (Rs 50,000, for one year).
8. Vijay Laxmi Singh (Delhi), Women and Gender in Early India:
A Study of Mauryan and Post Mauryan Inscriptions and Texts (Rs
50,000, for one year).
9. Asok Datta (Alipur, Kolkata), The Acheulian Culture and Associated
Animal Fossil Vertebrates from Gandheswari River Valley, Bankura,
West Bengal: A Study on Cultural Landscape (Rs 95,000).
10. Mushtaq A. Kaw (Srinagar, Jammu & Kashmir), Identifying Cultural
Similarities between Tajkistan and Kashmir (Rs 60,000 was approved
initially for one year).
11. A.K. Singh (Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh), An Appraisal of the
Numismatic Art and Craft in Ancient India (Rs 80,000).
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