NAME
Dr. AISHA QURESHI
FATHER’S NAME
Mr. A.H. Khan
DATE OF BIRTH
9th September, 1972
NATIONALITY
Indian
ADDRESS
B-51, Gharonda Apartments, Shrestha Vihar (Near ISBT Anand Vihar), Delhi – 110092
Telephone: (011) 22144789
BIO –DATA
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NAME |
Dr. AISHA QURESHI |
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FATHER’S NAME |
Mr. A.H. Khan |
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DATE OF BIRTH |
9th September, 1972 |
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NATIONALITY |
Indian |
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ADDRESS |
B-51, Gharonda Apartments, Shrestha Vihar (Near ISBT Anand Vihar), Delhi – 110092 Telephone: (011) 22144789 |
EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
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EXAM PASSED |
COLLEGE/ BOARD/ UNIVERSITY |
YEAR |
DIVISION |
%AGE |
MAIN SUBJECTS |
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High School |
Carmel Girls Inter College, Gorakhpur, U.P. Board |
1988 |
1st |
67.8% |
Hindi, English, Sanskrit, Social Science, Science, Home Science |
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Intermediate |
Carmel Girls Inter College, Gorakhpur, U.P. Board |
1990 |
1st |
70.6% |
Hindi, English, Home Science, Sanskrit, Laundry Dyeing |
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B.A |
Gorakhpur University |
1993 |
2nd |
56% |
English, Sanskrit, History |
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M.A |
A.M.U. Aligarh |
1996 |
1st (Gold Medal) |
63% |
Sanskrit |
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Ph.D |
A.M.U. Aligarh |
2000 |
Sanskrit |
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National Eligibility Test (NET) UGC, June 1998 |
Sanskrit |
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OTHER QUALIFICATIONS:
TITLE OF THESIS: A Literary and Cultural Study of Shringara manjari katha of King Bhoja.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE:
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(a) |
B.A. 2nd Year & Certificate Course in Sanskrit |
1998 to 1999 |
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(b) |
B.A. 1st Year & B.A. 3rd Year |
15.08.1999 to 15.02.2000 (6 Months) |
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(c) |
B.A. Hons |
01.08.2000 to 18.01.2001 |
LIST OF PAPERS PUBLISHED:
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Title of the Paper |
Name of the author(s) |
Name of the Magazine / Conference |
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(a) |
BaaojakRt ‡aRMgaar maMjarI kqaa maoM raga ivavaocana. |
Dr. Aisha Anwar |
Published in UK Hindi Magazine "Purwai" April-June 2000. |
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(b) |
rajaa Baaoja Wara ricat ‡aRMgaar maMjarI kqaa maoM yaM~Iya Qaara ga`h. |
Dr. Aisha Anwar |
Presented in All India Oriental Conference in University of Madras, Chennai 2000. |
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(c) |
‡aRMgaar maMjarI kqaa maoM gaiNaka ka sva$p. |
Dr. Aisha Anwar |
Presented in World Sanskrit Conference in New Delhi, 2001. |
Dated:
(Dr. Aisha Qureshi)
REFERENCES:
Prof. Vachaspati Upadhyaya, Vice-Chancellor
Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha,
Katwaria Sarai, New Mehrauli Road,
New Delhi-110016
Tel:91-11-6851253 / 664003
Prof. Satya Prakash Sharma, AMU, Aligarh
Phone (Residence) : 0571-508361
Email : [email protected]
"THE WONDER THAT IS SANSKRIT"
Sanskrit has been the language of India's soul. A well-known western scholar has described it as the Mother of all languages. Our ancient Indian sages called it the Language of the gods, "Devabhasha". Nobody can truly understand and appreciate the spirit of Indian culture, if he does not know the Sanskrit language. Sri Aurobindo, while speaking of the importance of the Sanskrit language for India, says:
"It is of the utmost value to a nation, a human group-soul to preserve its language and make it a strong and living cultural instrument. A nation, race or people which loses its language cannot live its whole life or real life."
And in the words of Jawaharlal Nehru:
"The past has gone and the present is with us and we work for the future. But I have no doubt that whatever the shape the future may take, one of the biggest, the strongest, and the most powerful and the most valued of our legacies, will be the Sanskrit language." Sanskrit is the only language which was spoken all over India in the past and it is the only language which can still unify the country.
The versatile literary creations in the Sanskrit language have evoked a deep sense of awe and wonder among scholars of the world. All the profound spiritual wisdom of India embodied in our ancient scriptures like Vedas, Upanishadas, the Gita. Puranas and Shastras are expressed in the Sanskrit language. No wonder great Indian sages like Sri Aurobindo and Swami Vivekananda viewed Sanskrit language as the most perfect medium for expressing spiritual and philosophical ideas. But interestingly, even some of the modern scientists in the high-tech field of computers, have discovered that Sanskrit is the best language for the latest generation of Artificial Intelligence machine-systems. But the people of India are turning away from this treasure house of our ancient Indian culture and do not realise its value. There is, therefore, an imperative need to strengthen sanskrit language at school & college level to show the beauty, wonder, perfection and importance of the Sanskrit language to the world.