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1.

INTRODUCTION
1.1. The ICSSR promotes, sponsors and coordinates research in the various domains of Social and
Human sciences to cultivate a dynamic ecosystem of advanced research in the country. In line with
this, Major & Minor Research Projects are awarded to Indian Social and Human Science researchers,
with the aim of contributing to national development by offering evidence-based solutions to present
and future challenges in diverse fields.
1.2. The Award of Major & Minor Research Projects for the Financial Year 2024-25 shall be awarded in
the following areas of Social and Human Sciences:

Sr. Broad Domains Priority Areas


No

1 a. Innovations in Agriculture and Rural Development


Economics /
b. Entrepreneurship and Start-ups
Development Studies
c. Blue Economy
d. Natural Resources and Regional Development
e. Sustainable Livelihood
f. Green Economy Transition
g. Fintech and Fintech-based Solutions for Economic
Development
h. Cooperatives and Rural Transformation
i. Artificial Intelligence and Employment

2 a. Financial Management
Management
b. Human Resource Management

c. Entrepreneurship Studies

3 a. Trade and Commerce


Commerce
b. Rural and Urban Tourism
c. Fintech and Fintech-based Trade and Commerce

4 a. Artificial Intelligence: Socio Impact


Sociology / Social Work
b. Development and Empowerment of Vulnerable Sections of
Society
c. Sociology of Family

d. Public sociology

e. Industrial sociology

d. Criminology

5 a. Linguistic Anthropology
Social Anthropology
b. Cultural Anthropology
c. Ethnographic Studies

d. Cyborg anthropology

d. Food, Culture and Society


6 a. Digital Humanities
b. Life, Literature and Thought in India
Cultural Studies c. Literature and Globalization
d. Art Practices and Folk/Oral Forms

7 a. Grammatical Tradition
Sanskrit Studies
b. Manuscript Studies
c. Poetics
d. Literary Traditions

e. Traditions of Medicines

f. Sanskrit Knowledge System

8 a. Indian Philosophical Tradition


Socio-Philosophical
b. Comparative Ethics
Studies
c. Artificial Intelligence and Ethics

9 a. Language, Culture and Society


Sociolinguistics
b. Social Concepts and Theories in Indian Languages

10 a. Women-Led Development
Gender Studies
b. Gender and Society

c. Gender and Politics

11 a. AYUSH & Community Medicine


Health Studies
b. Indigenous Healing Methods and Practices
c. Health of Women
d. Nutrition of Children
e. Sports and Fitness

12
Political Science a. E-Governance

b. G20 Declaration and Global Sustainability

c. Human Rights and Legislation

d. Contemporary Electoral System

e. People’s Participation in Politics

f. Politics and Technology

g. Indian Political Thought

h. Indigenous Polity

i. Rural and Urban Governance

j. Indian Constitutionalism
13 a. Geopolitics
International Relations /
b. Indo-Pacific Strategic Relations
Geopolitics
c. India’s Cultural Diplomacy and Soft Power

14 a. Ethical Governance
Public Administration
b. Tribunals, Commissions and Bureaucratic System

c. Public Policy

15 a. Role of Indian Diaspora in the Development of Bharat


Diaspora Studies
b. Multiculturalism

c. Migration and Cultural Identity

16
National Security and a. Defence and National Security
Strategic Studies
b. Defence Manufacturing

c. Cyber Security

d. Military Conflict

e. Internal Security

17
Education a. Digital Learning Technology Integration

b. National Education Policy: Implementation and Challenges

c. Ethics, Values and Innovation in Education

d. Artificial Intelligence and Education

e. Skilling Youth for Future Jobs

f. Skill Education in HEIs

18 a. Mental Health & Social Inclusion


Social Psychology
b. Social Dimensions of Indian Psychology

19 a. Legal and Para-legal Studies


Legal Studies
b. Legal History of India

20 a. Demography
Social and Human
b. Migration
Geography
c. Human Resource and Holistic Growth
d. Regional Geography
e. Rural and Urban Landscape

21 a. Human-Environment Relationship
Environmental Studies
b. Climate Change
c. Sustainable Development Goals in Indian Context
d. Renewable Energy Resources

22 a. History and Heritage


Modern Social History
b. Memory and History
c. Maritime History

23 a. Mass Media and its Socio-Cultural Impact


Media Studies
b. Mass Media and Society in India

24 a. Bibliometric/ Scientometric /Webometric Studies


Library Science
b. E-Resources and IT Application
c. Metadata Harvesting Techniques and Digital Repository

25 a. Knowledge Tradition in Indian Languages


Language Studies
b. Application of Knowledge in the Vernacular Texts

26 a. Indian Textual and Oral Traditions


Indian Knowledge
b. Indigenous Innovation, Technology and Development
Systems
c. Pedagogical Materials in Diverse Disciplinary/Inter-
disciplinary Areas based on Indian Intellectual Texts

27
Rural Studies a. Rural Economy

b. Rural Society

c. Rural-Urban Migration

d. Rural Culture its Signifiers

28 Divyangjan Studies a. Intersectional /Multidisciplinary Studies on Divyangjan


b. Policy Research for Divyangjan
c. Rehabilitation, Innovation Technology for Divyangjan
d. Financial Empowerment of Divyangjan

29 Janjatiya Studies
a. Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs)

b. Indigenous/Tribal Knowledge System

c. Tribe, Culture and Society

d. Tribe & State

Research Proposals that span across disciplinary boundaries also fall within the areas of the Council’s
interest.

2. ELIGIBILITY
2.1 Researchers who are permanently employed or retired as faculty from UGC Recognized Indian
Universities/Deemed to be Universities/ Affiliated Colleges/Institutions under (2) F or 12(B), ICSSR
Research Institutes, ICSSR Recognised Institutes and Institutes of National Importance as defined by
the Ministry of Education (MoE) are eligible to apply. The applicants having substantial research
experience demonstrable through publications of books / research papers / reports are eligible to
apply. The Project Director and Co-Project Director must also hold a Ph.D. Degree.
2.2 In exceptional cases, Independent researchers with PhD degrees who are not affiliated
permanently with any institution mentioned in Clause 2.1 but have produced at least two sole-author
books published by reputed publishers and/or 05 articles in peer-reviewed journals can also be
considered as Co-Project Directors. Such scholars will be required to collaborate with a faculty from
institutions given in 2.1 above.
2.3 Further, those researchers with PhD degrees who are in contractual appointment in
academic/research institutions mentioned in Clause 2.1 and have produced at least two sole-author
books published by reputed publishers and/or 05 articles in peer-reviewed journals may also apply as
Co-Project Directors. In the event of their contract expiry, they may continue as Co-Project Directors
until the completion of the project.
2.4 Senior and retired government and defence officers (having not less than 05 years of regular
service) possessing a Ph. D. degree in any social science discipline and having produced at least two
sole-author books published by reputed publishers and/or 05 articles in peer-reviewed journals can
also apply as Co-Project Directors, in collaboration with a faculty from institutions given in 2.1 above.
2.5 Non-academic participants/stakeholders/local community may also be part of the research team in
the capacity of Key Informant.

3. HOW TO APPLY
3.1 The applications shall be invited through an advertisement on ICSSR website and shall be
promoted through social media platforms of ICSSR.
3.2 The applicants are required to submit an online application along with the research proposal,
annexures, and other required documents in the prescribed format, duly forwarded by the competent
authorities of the affiliating institution. If desired by ICSSR, hard copies of the same must be submitted
within the prescribed date.
3.3 Research proposals and final reports should either be in English or Hindi. Arial/ Mangal Unicode
(Devanagari) font should be used to fill Application form in Hindi.
3.4 Researchers can apply for only one project at a time. For any ongoing or completed project with
the ICSSR, the cooling-off period for applying to another project will be one year for the Project
Director. The date of cooling period will be calculated from the date of submission of the final report.
However, this will not be applicable for minor projects/short-term empirical research projects of
duration equal to or less than 12 months. For ICSSR Research Institutes, the cooling period will not be
applicable.

4. DURATION AND BUDGET


Project Duration Budget

Minor Project 12 months Rs.15.00 lakh


Major Project 24 months Rs.30.00 lakh

5. PROCEDURE FOR AWARDS


5.1 The procedure for the award of the projects will be in multiple phases before the declaration of
final results. All applications submitted to the ICSSR will be screened and evaluated by the expert
committee following a blind review process. Shortlisted applicants shall be invited for
interaction/presentation at ICSSR (in person or online).
5.2 The expert committee(s) shall make recommendation(s) for award of studies and also suggest the
budget for the proposed studies after interaction with the shortlisted applicants.
5.3 The merit list of selected candidates of Projects will be published on the ICSSR website.
5.4 Only the selected candidates and their affiliating universities shall be informed individually through
a provisional award letter clearly specifying the formalities and documents required for joining the
Project.

6. BUDGET AND HEADS OF EXPENDITURE


6.1 The amount will be disbursed in instalments, depending on the funds, phases and duration of the
study, as indicated in the Award Letter. ICSSR reserves the right, based on Expert opinion, to convert a
proposal of a Major Research Project into a Minor Research Project or vice versa.
6.2 The detailed budget estimates along with the proportionate Heads of Expenditure for these
proposals are to be prepared by the Institute / Project Director / group of scholars. Those Project
Director(s) who would like to work without Research Personnel, especially under Minor Research
Project would make the proportionate Heads of Expenditure for the proposed Budget.
6.3 Allocation of Heads of Expenditure
A. The remuneration for the Research Staff must be according to the ICSSR guidelines.
B. The proportionate allocation of expenditure for the budget heads such as Fieldwork (Travel /
Logistics / Boarding, Survey Preparation or Consultancy etc.); Equipment and Study material
(Computer, Printer, Source Material, Books, Journals, Software, Data Sets etc.),
Workshop/Seminar/Publication and Contingency charges etc. shall be as per the ICSSR guidelines
given below;

Detailed budget breakup for the proposed allocation

S.No. Heads of Expenditure Value (Rs.)

1.
Research Staff: Full time/part time/ Hired services Not exceeding 45% of the
total budget

2.
Field work Not exceeding 35%

3.
Research Equipment and study material (Computer, Not exceeding 10%
Printer etc.)
4.
Contingency Not exceeding 5%

5.
Workshop/ Seminar/Publication Approx. 5%

*This will be decided by the ICSSR depending upon


the requirements of the project.

Grand Total
100%

*The project investigator may with the permission of the institution re-appropriate expenditure from
one sub-head to another subject to a maximum of 10% of the particular budget heads. If the study
necessitates re-appropriation beyond 10% it may be done only after the approval of the ICSSR.

C. Affiliating Institutional Overhead Charges @ 10% over and above on the awarded grant of the
project, subject to a maximum limit of Rs.2, 00,000/- for Major and Minor Projects will be released
by the ICSSR after successful completion of the project.
6.4 Project Staff shall be engaged/appointed as per the rules by the affiliating institution of the Project
Director on a full/ part-time basis during the research work. The duration may be decided by the
project director. The consolidated monthly remuneration/emoluments of the project staff must be
according to the following guidelines:

Project staff Monthly Remuner Qualifications


ation/
Emoluments

Research Post graduate in social science discipline


Rs. 47, 000/-
Associate (55% minimum) with NET /M.Phil. / Ph.D.
and 2 years research experience as a
Research Assistant in any Project.

Research Post graduate in social science discipline


Rs. 37, 000/-
Assistant (55% minimum) with NET /M.Phil. / Ph.D.

Field Rs. 20, 000/- Post graduate in social science discipline


Investigator with minimum 55% marks.

6.5 Selection of Research Staff should be done through an advertisement published on respective
institute’s website and a selection committee, duly approved by the Competent Authority of the
institution, consisting of (1) Project Director; (2) One external subject Expert (from outside the institute
where the project is located); (3) Dean of the faculty in case of University /Principal in case of College
and (4) Head of the Department of the Project Director.
6.6 For all field work related expenses of Project Director, Co-Project Director(s) and project personnel,
rules of affiliating institutes/universities shall be applied.
6.7 All equipment and books purchased out of the project fund shall be the property of the affiliating
institution, and a detailed stock report duly signed by the Head of the Institute / Registrar / Principal
has to be submitted to the ICSSR. However, ICSSR may ask for books and/ or equipment if it so
requires.

7. JOINING AND RELEASE OF GRANTS


7.1 The Project Director has to join the project as per the date of commencement notified by the ICSSR
by submitting the requisite documents such as an ‘undertaking’ on an Rs.100 stamp paper duly
verified by a notary, declaration in prescribed format on a Rs.100 stamp paper duly verified by a
notary, Grant-in-Aid bill towards the first instalment on or before the given deadline and Registration
Mandate Form of PFMS Account of those affiliating / administering institutions, which have not linked
their accounts to PFMS for ICSSR grant. The joining period can be extended only in exceptional
circumstances up to a maximum of three months by the ICSSR.
7.2 The total awarded grant for the Major & Minor Research Project will be released to the affiliating
institution in instalments as indicated in the Award Letter.
7.3 The Overhead Charges to the affiliating institution will be released after the acceptance of Final
Report along with the receipt of the final audited Statement of Accounts and Utilisation Certificate in
prescribed formats, which shall be verified by the ICSSR.
7.4 The Project Director will ensure that the expenditure incurred by him/her conforms to the
approved budget heads and relevant rules. The Audited Statement of accounts with Utilization
Certificate in form 12A of GFR is mandatory for the entire approved amount for the project.

8. MONITORING OF RESEARCH PROJECTS


8.1 Research undertaken by a Project Director will be monitored through the submission of periodic
progress reports in the prescribed format. The project may be discontinued/terminated if research
progress is found unsatisfactory or if any ICSSR rules are violated. In such cases, the entire amount
must be refunded with a 10% penal interest.
8.2 The scholar/awardee must acknowledge the support of ICSSR in all their publications resulting
from the project output such as Research Papers, Journal Articles, and Articles in edited Books etc., and
they must submit a copy of the same to the ICSSR during the course of or after completion of the
project. In case of absence of acknowledgement by the scholars, they will be blacklisted and they will
not be able to apply for any schemes of ICSSR in the future. Papers published in Conference/Seminar
proceedings will not be considered as they are not peer reviewed. However, proceedings published by
Scopus indexed / UGC care listed journals can be considered.
8.3 All project related queries will be addressed to the Project Director/ Affiliating Institution for their
timely reply.
8.4 The ICSSR may, at any time, ask for verification of accounts and other relevant documents related
to the Project.
8.5 The ICSSR reserves the right to change the affiliating institute if it is found that the affiliating
institute is not co-operating with the scholar and it is not facilitating timely completion of the study.
8.6 Final report submitted by the Project Director is mandatorily evaluated by an Expert appointed by
the ICSSR before considering the release of the final instalment.
8.7 The Project Director shall be personally responsible for the timely completion of the Project. The
project proposal/final report cannot be submitted for the award of any University degree/diploma or
funding by any institution by any member of the project staff, including the Project Director. However,
ICSSR will have no objection if any member of the project staff utilizes the project data for research
purpose, provided there are due acknowledgements to ICSSR.
8.8 If the researchers do not submit the requisite documents and the final report in time or the project
is not completed in the stipulated period, the scholars will be blacklisted and the legal recourse will be
initiated for recovery of released grant.
8.9 As per the directions of the Ministry of Education (MoE), the amount of grant sanctioned is to be
utilized within the stipulated duration of the project. Any amount of the grant remaining unspent shall
be refunded to the ICSSR immediately on expiry of the duration of the project. If the Project Director
fails to utilize the grant for the purpose for which the same has been sanctioned/or fails to submit the
audited statement of expenditure within the stipulated period, the he/she will be required to refund the
amount of the grant with interest thereon @ 10% per annum.

9. COMPLETION OF THE STUDY


9.1. On completion of the study, the Project Director should submit:
a) Two hard copies of the Final report along with softcopy in both PDF and word formats;
b) Two hard copies of abstract in 500 words along with softcopy in both PDF and word formats;
c) Two hard copies of Executive Summary of the final report in 5000 words along with softcopy in
both PDF and word formats;
d) Similarity index sheet (Plagiarism check) for the final report.
9.2. If the expert suggests any changes in the reports at the time of evaluation, the Project Director
shall incorporate the changes within stipulated time and should submit the following:
a) Soft copy of modified final report in both PDF and word formats along with two hard copies;
b) Two hard copies of executive summary;
c) Softcopies of (if any) Data Sets, along with well-defined definition of data and other important
information for documentation.
9.3. ICSSR gets every report checked for plagiarism and the similarity report is also generated. As a
policy, ICSSR does not accept reports having similarity beyond 10 per cent on similarity index. Scholars
are required to get their final report checked from their affiliating institutions for similarity index and
attach a certified report of the same at the time of submission.
9.4. The final report submitted by the scholar will be considered as satisfactory only after final
recommendation of acceptance by the expert appointed by the ICSSR.

10. OBLIGATIONS OF THE AFFILIATING INSTITUTION


10.1. The affiliating institution is required to give an undertaking in the prescribed format contained in
the Application Form to administer and manage the ICSSR grant.
10.2. It is also required to provide the requisite research infrastructure to the scholar and maintain
proper accounts.
10.3. The affiliating institution shall open / maintain a dedicated bank account for ICSSR grant
(Scheme Code-0877) that is duly registered at EAT Module of PFMS portal for release of the grant
without any delay. This account should be retained for all projects awarded by ICSSR.
10.4. The affiliating institution will be under obligation to ensure submission of the final report and an
Audited Statement of Accounts and Utilization Certificate, (in the prescribed Proforma GFR 12-A) duly
certified by the competent authority of the institution including the refund of any unspent balance.
10.5. The affiliating institution shall make suitable arrangements for preservation of data such as
filled-in schedules, tabulation sheets, manuscripts, reports, etc. relating to the study. The ICSSR
reserves the right to demand raw data, or such parts of the study as it deems fit.
10.6. In case a Project Director leaves / discontinues the project before completion of the tenure, the
affiliating institution shall inform ICSSR immediately and refund the entire amount with a penal interest
@ 10% per annum. The unutilised funds pending with the institutions for all projects must be returned
to the ICSSR immediately. In case the universities/ institutions do not abide by the rules of the ICSSR,
they shall be blacklisted for applying in schemes of ICSSR in the future.
10.7. In case a Project Director dies before the completion of the project, the affiliating institution shall
immediately inform ICSSR by submitting a copy of the death certificate and settle the accounts
immediately by expediting refund of any unspent balance.

11. OTHER CONDITIONS


11.1 The duration of the project includes the time for Final Report writing. In exceptional
circumstances, if the ICSSR is satisfied with the progress of the work, including quality publications, an
extension may be granted (up to three months for Minor Projects & up to six months for Major Projects)
without any additional grant. In case, the extension is needed beyond the above-mentioned period, the
matter will be put up to the competent authority of ICSSR for a decision. If the extension is required,
the Project Director needs to request at least three months prior to the end of stipulated tenure for no-
cost extension with a copy of the progress report and reasons for the delay with documentary
evidence. Retrospective extension will not be permitted.
11.2 The contingency grant may be utilized for stationery, computer typing related costs, specialised
assistance such as data analysis and consultation for field trip etc., related to the research work.
11.3 Defaulters of any previous fellowship/project/programme/grant of the ICSSR will not be eligible
for consideration. No scholar will be allowed to take up a research project along with any ICSSR
fellowship.
11.4 Foreign trip is not permissible within the awarded budget of a project. However, the Project
Director may undertake data collection outside India in exceptional cases and if warranted by the
needs of the proposal. For this he/she is required to apply separately for consideration under the Data
Collection Scheme of the ICSSR International Collaboration Division. However, ICSSR will not be bound
to support such data collection from abroad and the decision of the ICSSR will be final. In either case,
the completion of study should not be consequent upon such data collection support.
11.5 Any request for additional grant in excess of the sanctioned budget will not be considered.
11.6 The procurement of equipment/assets for the research project is allowed only if it was originally
proposed, does not surpass the permissible amount, and adheres to the regulations of the affiliating
institution.
11.7 The project director cannot make any changes in the research design at any stage.
11.8 Regarding Transfer of a Project/Appointment of substitute Project Director:
a) On the request from a university/institute, the ICSSR may permit the appointment of a
Substitute Project Director in exceptional circumstances.
b) The ICSSR may also appoint a Substitute Project Director if it is convinced that the original
awardee of the Project will not be in a position to carry out the study successfully.
c) The ICSSR may transfer the place of the Project from one affiliating institution to another
subject to submission of the following:
• Satisfactory progress report (s);
• No objection certificate from both previous and the new university/institute;
• Audited statement of account and utilization certificate along with unspent balance, if
any.
• However, no transfer of project / Project director should be requested in the last six
months of the study.
d) Overhead charges will be apportioned proportionally among the institutes as per the grant
released or as may be finally decided by the ICSSR.
e) In case of superannuation of Project Director and if the rules of the institution so require, the
transfer of the project to a serving faculty member may be done with prior approval of the ICSSR.
The credit of Project shall belong to the original Project Director.
11.9 Consideration under other call(s) would require a fresh proposal.
11.10 The Council reserves the right to reject any application without assigning any reason. It will not
be responsible for any postal delays/loss.
11.11 Incomplete applications in any respect will not be considered.
11.12 The final authority related to the interpretation of these guidelines or any other issue is vested
with the ICSSR.
11.13 No queries will be entertained by the ICSSR until the final declaration of results against a call.
Any lobbying for award will lead to disqualification.
11.14 The ICSSR retains all rights to publish any project funded by it, contingent upon the
recommendation by expert(s) appointed by ICSSR for publication. Copyright for the final report and
outcomes of the project shall be held by ICSSR. Any publication or dissemination of research findings
shall solely be at the discretion of ICSSR.

**********

Call for project proposals under the scheme of Major & Minor Research Projects (2024-25)

ICSSR invites project proposals from Indian social scientists and academicians/ scholars/ researchers in
humanities under its scheme of Major & Minor Research Projects (2024-25).

The candidates shall submit an online application on the ICSSR website as per the following schedule:

IMPORTANT DATES

04-10-2024
Start of online submission of applications

24-10-2024
Close of online submission of applications

31-10-2024
Last date of receipt of hard copy of application form in
ICSSR
Link to apply: https://app.icssr.org
Applicants are required to read the guidelines carefully before submitting their online application
forms. Applicants are also advised to apply well before the last date in order to avoid last moment
rush. The links for detailed guidelines for applying along with requisite formats are provided on this
web page.

Applicants are requested to take a printout of the online application form and send it along with all the
annexures to:

The Deputy Director (Research),


Research Project Division
Indian Council of Social Science Research,
JNU Institutional Area,
Aruna Asaf Ali Marg,
New Delhi – 110067
Click here for Guidelines [+]
File attachment:
Format for Research Proposal
Format for Forwarding Letter
Format for Co-PD Profile

______________________________________________________

Application for Major/Minor Research Projects


Dashboard

Apply under project:


Broad Research Domains (Refer Clause 1.2 of guidelines )

Priority Areas

Title of the Research Proposal

I. Personal Information of the Project Director (PD):


1. Name of the Applicant (as mentioned in the official records of your Institution)
mukesh chauhan
2(a). Address for Official communication

2(b). Department/School/Center

2(c). State

2(d). Pincode

2(e). E-mail ID
2(f). Mobile Number

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Do not use any special character in image name.

Image Size should be less than 800KB and only png,jpg,jpeg format allowed

3. Permanent Address:

Same as Communication Address

3(a). Permanent Address

3(b). State

3(c). Pin
4. Date of Birth
Date of Birth (DD/MM/YYYY)
21/01/1973

Age as on last date of application


51 years 7 month

5. Parents Information
Mother’s Name

Father’s Name

6. Are you in Service ? Yes No


7. Indicate your category
Category

Gender

Person with Benchmark Disability

8. Whether received any financial assistance from ICSSR Yes No


9. Whether received any assistance/project from any other institution e.g. UGC, ICAR, CSIR,

ICPR, ICHR, etc. Yes No


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9. Whether received any assistance/project from any other institution e.g. UGC, ICAR, CSIR,

ICPR, ICHR, etc. Yes No


(i):
Name of the Award/Scheme

Year of Award

Amount Sanctioned (Rs.)


Date of Completion, if completed

If incomplete, likely date of completion

Your application number is ICSSR-RMM-2024-4641 . Mention your application number


(ICSSR-RMM-2024-4641) in the Research Proposal and Other Annextures.
II. Educational Qualifications of the Project Director :

Name of Degree Name of the University Year of Passing %

Master's

M Phil

Ph D.

Post-Doctoral

Title of the Ph. D.

Salient features of your Ph.D. research work (Not more than 100 words):

III. Research Experience of the Project Director


(a). Experience
Number Brief Detail (Tit

Projects Completed

Ongoing projects, if any (with completion date)

Fellowships

Ph.D Guidance

M.Phil Guidance

(b). Participation in Research Projects (also mention under which capacity)

(c). Papers in Journals / Edited Books / Reports Published/Citations, etc. (Details of the best 5)
Attach hard copies (5 for Major and 3 for Minor project) while sending the hard copies of
application

S. No. Title of the publication Name of the Journal/Publisher Month, Year and Vol. Scop

1.

2.
S. No. Title of the publication Name of the Journal/Publisher Month, Year and Vol. Scop

3.

4.

5.

(d). Any other important Academic Achievement (approx. 100 words)

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