Dr. Asima Ranjan Parhi

Fellowship at Indian Institute of Advanced Study, Shimla

Selected Invited lectures:

• Resource Person Lecture, ‘Hindu Spiritual-Nationalism and Indian Literature: Inception, Complexities and Reconciliation’, Malaviya Centre of Teacher Training, UGC Refresher Course, Utkal University, 9 January 2024.
• Resource person Lecture, ‘Odia Soul, Nation-Religion, Modernity and the West Wind’, Malaviya Centre of Teacher Training, UGC Refresher Course, Utkal University, 11 January 2024.
• Keynote Speaker at Two-Day National Conference on ‘Social Sciences and Literature: Transdisciplinary Approaches’ at Stewart Science College, Cuttack, 24-25 November 2022. My talk: ‘Literature as Therapy in Human Sciences: From I and Thou to The Ascetic of Desire’ on 24 Nov 2022.
• 5 number of talks as Resource Person at National Workshop for KRPs, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Organised by RIE, Bhubaneswar in Port Blair, 20-24 January 2024.
• IIT, Bhubaneswar on a Faculty and Research Development Programme (12-23 Dec.2022). My lecture ‘Time past and Time present both in Time future, Future of Social Media’,21 December 2022,
• Sri B.B Mahavidyalaya, Department of English, Resource Person’s lecture on the same theme of the National Webinar on ‘English Language in India: Problems and Prospects’, 2021.
• Paradip College, Department of English, 2020, FDP organized on ‘Research in Humanities’
• Pondicherry University, Department of English, 2020, talk on the Hindi translation of the long Poem Sita by D. Mali
• Rajiv Gandhi University, Department of English, 2020, Resource Person’s talk titled ‘Literary Innocence or Theoretical Complacence?’at the Online Faculty Development Programme (Theme- Literary Theory and Contemporary Trajectories)
• Utkal University, 2018, two lectures on linguistics and culture at Refresher course in Linguistics.
• Allahabad University, Refresher course at HRDC, 2018, two lectures titled ‘The Narrative of the mass media: The English language in India and Pedagogy’ and ‘The Native and the Captive in Theory Revolution: The East and the West’.
• Guru Ghasidas University, Department of English, 2017, two lectures titled ‘Translation and World Literature’ to the participants of Refresher course in English
• English and Foreign Languages University, Lucknow, Department of English, 2017, delivered two lectures on ‘World literature and its Periphery’ as a resource person.

PhD thesis

[1] Asima Ranjan Parhi, A Comprehensive Study of Indian English and the Contribution of Newspapers to its Growth

Departmental Research Committee: Prof. Jatindra Kumar Nayak (chairperson), Dr. Umesh Prasad Pattanaik (Guide), Utkal University, 2004.

Select Book Articles (Authored/Edited)

• ‘The Conscientious’, translation of Radhanath Ray’s ‘Bibeki’, The Big Book of Odia Literature. Ed. M. Dash, Penguin Random House India, 2024.ISBN-9780143463344.
• ‘Bewailing Flesh’, translation of Kalindi Charan Panigrahi’s ‘Mansara Bilapa’, The Big Book of Odia Literature. Ed. M. Dash, Penguin Random House India, 2024.Pp.276-282.ISBN-9780143463344.
•  Literature and Philosophy’, Translation of Bipin Behari Ray’s essay Sahityare Darshana. Critical Discourse in Odisha, Ed. J K Nayak and A Mohapatra, Routledge, 2022.ISBN-978-1-032-33239-0.DOI-10.4324/9781003224778.

pp.72-81. ISBN-978-93-5813-783-5.

• ‘Beauty’, translation of BipinBehari Ray’s ‘Soundarjya’, The Big Book of Odia Literature. Ed. M. Dash, Penguin Random House India, 2024.ISBN-9780143463344.

• ‘From Metaphors of the Forest to Obscurity of Hashtags: Reading Richard Flanagan’s The Living Sea of Waking Dreams’, Springer, Switzerland, 2024 (Joint with Munira Salim).ISBN-978-3-031-55407-0 (Print), ISBN-978-3-031-55408-7 (e Book).https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-55408-7. Page 309-324.
• ‘Destitute humanity and impoverished Saint: An Indian Response to Lawrence’s Apocalypse’, D H Lawrence: New Essays from India, Ed. BibhuPadhi, New Delhi: Atlantic Publishers, 2024. Pp 108-126. ISBN-978-81-269-3815-5.
• ‘From Appropriation to Decolonisation of the English Language in India’, Utkal : The Land of Excellence. Ed. U Padhi, Institute of Media Studies, Utkal University, 2023
• ‘The Romantic-Realist Gopinath Mohanty and Affirmation of the Ordinary’, Gopinath Mohanty: The Man and his Creations, Sahitya Akademi, 2021(Awaited)
• ‘Localising the Alien: Newspaper English and the Indian Classroom’ in English Studies in India: Contemporary and Evolving Paradigms. eds. B. Mahanta and R. B. Sharma, Singapore: Springer, ISBN-978-981-13-1525-1, 2019.https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-981-13-1525-1_18
• ‘Representation of Children and Environment in Bira Kishore Parhi’s Poetry’ in Dynamics of Children’s Literature. eds. N. Sahu and S.Samtani, Subhi Publications, New Delhi, ISBN-13-9788182904170, 2017.
• ‘English in Indian Mass Media: Reservoir for Curricular Invasion’ in Critical Theory and Practice in 21^st Century, eds. R. Brahma et al. Creative Books, New Delhi, ISBN- 978-81-8043-104-3, 2013.
• ‘Recovering, Reshaping and Relocating the Queen’s Tongue: Emergent India, New English and the Print Media’ in English Language Teaching: New Perspectives, Ed. A.Kumar, Atlantic Publishers, New Delhi, ISBN-978-81-906622-8-4, 2011.
• ‘Post Structuralist Theories, Black and Undergraduate Teaching in India’ in Postcolonial Imaginings: Fissions and Fusions, Ed. Sunita Sinha, Atlantic Publishers, New Delhi, ISBN-978-81-269-1092-2, 2009.
• ‘The Religion of Self and Impersonality: Revisiting Shelley, Hardy and Lawrence’ in Reassessing British Literature (Vol. II), Ed. S.K Paul and A.N Prasad, Sarup and Sons, New Delhi, ISBN-978-81-7625-879-1, 2008.

Books (Authored/Edited)

• Makers of Modern Indian Literature: Rajkishore Pattnaik, Sahitya Akademi, 2020. ISBN-978-93-90310-10-4.
• Literature and Art of Communication(co-edited), Cambridge University Press, ISBN- 13-9781108816625, 2019, second edition, 2024.
• The Widening Arc (Co-edited), English, Kitab Bhavan, ISBN No. 81-88630-90-X, 2016.
• Parhi, Asima Ranjan, Indian English through Newspapers, Concept Publications, New Delhi, ISBN-81-8069-507-7, 2008.

Select Journal Articles

• ‘The literary as Socially Inclusive: A Study of Select Poems of Bira Kishore Parhi’ (Joint with Adyasha Mohapatra) Indian Literature, Sahitya Akademi, IL 343, Vol. 68 (LXVIII), No 5. New Delhi (UGC CARE), Sept.-Oct. 2024.Pp.167-176.
•  ‘Mali, Dhuli, Malukha by Bira Kishore Parhi: An Autobiography with a Difference’ (Joint with MadhumitaNayak), Meher Journal Of English Studies.Vol.5, Issue I. 2023. pp.19-26.ISSN-0975-8518.
• ‘Translation as reinvention and reception: The Waste Land in Odia’. (Joint with SubhashreeMohanty).Journal of the OdishaAssociation of English Studies.Vol.13. Issue 1.2023.pp. 29-41. ISSN-2249-6726.https://www.univ-bechar.dz/these/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Odisha-Journal.pdf‘
• Decentring the Curriculum of English in Odisha from the Secondary to the UndergraduateLevel: A Model’ Odisha Literary Review, Ed. ShyamShriya, October 2023, published on 22 October 2023. Link-https:/odishaliteraryreview.wordpress.com/
• ‘Indian Epics and the helpless Shakespearean tragic hero: Masculinity at Crisis’, Journal of Literary Studies (JLS, Peer Reviewed), Vol.25, March 2022.pp.214-231. (Invited, commissioned)
• ‘Re-presentation or Self-consolation? A Reading of  Select Poems of Jayanta Mahapatra’ (Joint with Preetinanda Roy), Journal of the Odisha Association of English Studies, Vol.14. Issue 1.2024.pp.  ISSN-2249-6726.
• ‘Endangerment and Vitality of Juang Language’, (Joint from RUSA-II Centre for Language, Literature and Culture, Utkal university), ADIVASI. An Odisha Government Journal of SCSTRTI, Vol. 62. No. 2, December 2022.
• A Review of Carry on Ms Caretaker by LipipuspaNayak. Vanguard Press, Indian Literature (Nov.-Dec.2022), Sahitya Akademi(Journal of Repute and UGC Care listed), ISSN-0019580-4,page 190-192.
• Translating the Singing mood: A Practice paper on select Odia Songs in English Translation’, Imagining and Translating the ‘Other’: Engaging with Contemporary Indian Literature, Conference Proceedings of the International Conference on ‘Imagining the Other in Translation’ at Central University of Odisha, Koraput, 20-22 March 2023. New York: Urania Publishing House,2023. pp.188-201.
• ‘The Folklore of Liangmai: An Analysis of Its Cultural Significance’ (Joint with Kailadbou Daimai), Asian Journal of Language, Literature and Culture Studies (Peer Reviewed).Ed. S.Goksoy,Vol.4, Issue-3, page 13-21.[X(X): XX-XX, 2021; Article no.AJL b 2C.66851]. 12 April 2021 https://journalajl2c.com/index.php/AJL2C/article/view/30149
• ‘Translating Form over Lexis: A Study through Select Odia Poetry in English Translation’ (Joint with Madhumita Nayak), Translation Today (CIIL, Mysuru, UGC CARE, Double Blind Peer Reviewed and Indexed) Vol.15, Issue2, Uploaded on website on1 February 2021. ISSN-0972-8740. DOI: 10.46623/tt/2021.15.2.ed
  https://www.ntm.org.in/download/ttvol/volume15-2/Article%209.pdf
• Parhi, Asim Ranjan, ¨The English Language in India: From Racial-Colonial to Democratic ”, EJBS (The European Journal of Behavioural Sciences) 3 (1): 8-16, ISSN 2538-807X, 2020. View
• ‘A Study of Women & Social Movements in North-East India’ (Joint with Padmalaya Mohapatra), Local Government Quarterly, All India Institute of Local Self-Government, Vol.-XC, No.3, July-Sept 2020, pp-36-51. ISSN-0024-5623 https://www.aiilsg.org/pdf/Local%20Government%20Quarterly%20July%20-%20Sept%202020%20%20new.pdf
• ‘Temple in Ruins’, translation of Sachidananda Routray’s ‘BhangaMandira’ into English, Muse India, Monsoon, Feature-‘Tradition and Modernity in Odia Literature’, Ed. Sachidananda Mohanty, issue-92, July-August 2020, ISSN-0975-1815. (Journal of Repute) https://museindia.com/Home/AuthorContentDataView
• Amrita Smarane’, Kadambini, September 2019, translation of Sitakanta Mohapatra’s essay ‘Remembering Amrita’ into Odia. https://kalingatv.com/miscellany/august-2019-issue-of-kadambini-features-beauty-queen-kalpasa-ankita/
• Parhi, Asim Ranjan, ‘Elitist Bohemian or Privately Rebellious? The love lyrics of Charles Baudelaire’, OAES (Odisha Association of English Studies), Vol.IX, Issue-1, ISSN-2249-6726, 2019. https://www.univ-bechar.dz/these/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Odisha-Journal.pdf
• ‘Educating the Impressionable: A Study of Bira Kishore Parhi’s Teaching Life as a site of Educational Reform’(Joint with MadhumitaNayak), Public Administration Review, Dept. of Public Administration, Utkal University, Bhubaneswar, VOL. NO. : XX, 2019. PP.55-65. ISSN-2249-3360.
• ‘Controversies in Odia literature’, Will to Argue: Studies in Late Colonial and Postcolonial Controversies, Indian Literature, Sahitya Akademi, Vol.LXIII, No.5, Sept-Oct 2019.pp190-192. (Journal of Repute and UGC Care listed)https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/0257643019863936
• Parhi, Asim Ranjan, “Poetry, Policy and People in Odia Writing from the Margin: An Exercise in Anthropocene”, OAES (Journal of the Odisha Association for English Studies), Vol-7, Issue-1, ISSN-2249-6726, 2017.https://www.univ-bechar.dz/these/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Odisha-Journal.pdf
• ‘Seshageeti’ from Baikunthanath Pattnaik’sJatraSangeeta in English translation, A Translingual Voyage: Select Indian Writings in English Translation, S K Das. New York: Urania Publishing House, 2024.pp.1-3.
• Parhi, Asim Ranjan, Harini P. Das, “Rekindling Innocence: Environmental Justice in Children’s Ecofiction”. Inter Views, Vol-2, No.1, ISSN“-2349-400X, 2015.
• Parhi, Asim Ranjan, Juri Dutta, ‘Prospect of Electronic media as Curriculum in Non-Native Contexts’, I- Manager’s Journal of English Language Teaching, Vol-4, No. 2, ISSN-2249-0752, 2014.
• Parhi, Asim Ranjan, ‘Nature as Therapy: A Romantic Construct’. (RGURJ) Rajiv Gandhi University Research Journal. Ed. M.C.Behera. Vol-10, No. 1-2, ISSN-2250-2866, 2011.
• Parhi, Asim Ranjan, ‘Pedagogy and Indian Poetics: The Case of Michael Henchard’. Dialogue. Ed. S. Hajela and R.Sharma. Vol-VI, No.I, ISSN-0974-5556, 2010.
• Parhi, Asim Ranjan, ‘Madness as Method : A Study of Shakespearean Tragic Hero’, Atlantic Critical Review, Ed. Mohit K. Roy, New Delhi, India, Vol. 5, No.2, ISSN-0972-6373, 2006.
• Parhi, Asim Ranjan, ‘Towards the Anti-Canon: A Brief Focus on Newspaper English in India’, SHSS (Studies in Humanities and Social Sciences), Ed. T.R. Sharma, IIAS (Indian Institute of Advanced Study), Shimla, Vol. XIII, No.1, ISSN-0972-1401, 2006.
• Parhi, Asim Ranjan, ‘Language Literature Interface: A study of Translated and Creative Indian Poetry in English’, The Ravenshaw Journal of English Studies, Ed. A.K.Mohanty, S.Samaland, A.K.Purohit, Published by P.G.Dept. of English, Ravenshaw College, Cuttack, India, XIII, Nos. 1-2, 2003.
• Parhi, Asim Ranjan, ‘John Keats : Romantic versus Post Structuralist’, JEFL (Journal of English and Foreign Languages), Ed. S. Mohanraj, Published by CIEFL (Central Institute of English & Foreign Languages), Hyderbad,India,No.30, ISBN-09708332, 2002.
• Review article on Snehaprava Das’s translation of FakirmohanSenapaty’sUtkalaBhramanam, Pioneer, Bhubaneswar edition, 11.11.2023, Page 3.
• ‘Bapa-an Unfinished Narrative’, translation (Joint with AdyashaMohapatra) of DebasisPanigrahi’s ‘Bapa-EkaAsampurnaUpanyasa’, Debasis: An Unfinished Saga, PakshiGhara, Bhubaneswar, 29 June 2021.
• ‘Seshageeti’ from BaikunthanathPattnaik’s Jatra Sangeeta in English translation. Odisha Literary Review, Ed. Shyam Shriya, October 2023, published on 22 October 2023. Link-https:/odishaliteraryreview.wordpress.com/
• ‘Make Teaching of Humanities Mandatory’, Arunachal Times. 28 February 2013
• ‘The Mahabharata and Plurality of Text’, Guest Column, Odisha Bytes, 10 and 11 May 2020.
• The Literary versus Un(?) literary, Odisha Bytes literary column, 10 May 2021. 

   

  Feature Article

  1. VaniVihar to Venice, English at Utkal, Department Newsletter, 14 January 2023.

   

  A Paper on Odia Culture, Souvenir on Indian Medical Association Conference, 2019.‘The Mahabharata and Plurality of Text’, Guest Column, Odisha Bytes, 10 and 11 May 2020.The Literary versus Un(?) literary, Odisha Bytes literary column, 10 May 2021.The Literary versus Un(?) literary, Odisha Bytes literary column, 10 May 2021.

Select Review and Citation

A book of poems Of Sons and Father has been reviewed in a number of journals. A Few are cited here.

• Ajanta Dutt in Indian Literature, July-August 2022,SahityaAkademi, New Delhi (UGC CARE). ISSN-0019580-4, page, 180-182.
• Mridul Bordoloi, Dibrugarh University Journal of English Studies (UGC CARE), June 2023.Pg.89-98.
• 1. Translated into Hindi asPitaaonaurPutronki by Dinesh Mali, published in the online international journal SahityaKunj, 2023 and

  Print version by Yash Publications, New Delhi, 2024. ISBN-978-93-83565-13-9.

   

  The English original is Reviewed by:

   

  330. Ajanta Dutt in IndianLiterature, No.330.July-August 2022,SahityaAkademi, New Delhi (UGC CARE).ISSN-0019580-4, page, 180-182.
  331. MridulBordoloi, Dibrugarh University Journal of English Studies (UGC CARE), Vol.31, 2022-2023.pp.89-98.0975-5659 (Print)/ISSN : 2581-7833 (Online)
  332. Vaishali in BharatiyaManyaprad, An International Journal of Indian Studies, Ed. Neerja A Gupta, Vice Chancellor,Sanchi University of Buddhist Studies, Vol.-IX,May 2022. ISSN-2321-8444.
  333. Nanda Kishore Biswal, Pioneer, Bhubaneswar edition, 5.1.2023.
  334. BanibrataMohanta, Gandhigram Literary Review 7, Tamilnadu, Vol. 7, No. I, (2018), 2023.
  335. Rachita Swain, Transcript: Journal of Literature and Cultural Studies, Research Journal of Bodoland University, Kokrajhar, Assam, Volume 10, December 2022, published in May 2024.Pg. 175-178. Print copy ISSN-2347-1743.e-journal ISSN-2582-9858.
  336. Birendra Nayak in Dhwani Pratidhwani, Odia daily from Baleswar, 28.7.2024. p.5.
  337. Munira Salim in Transcript: Journal of Literature and Cultural Studies, Research Journal of Bodoland University, Kokrajhar, Assam, Volume 11, August 2023, published in September 2024. Print copy ISSN-2347-1743.e-journal ISSN-2582-9858.
  338. Santwana Haldar, Journal of the Odisha Association of English Studies, 14. Issue 1.2024.pp. ISSN-2249-6726.

   

  TheHindi Translated Version is Reviewed by:

   

  294. Suman Kumar Ghai in Vyanjana,Vol.II, Issue-13, June-August 2024 Page 291-294.
  295. Five poems in Vyanjana, Vol.II, Issue-13, June-August 2024. Page 216-219.
  296. Research Article by Dinesh Kumar Mali, Vyanjana, Vol.II, Issue-13, June-August 2024. Page 310-324.

   

International Journal of English Literature (IJEL)(2012),

Journal of Media and Communication Studies (JMCS),

Ph. D. CANDIDATES MENTORED

1. Juri Dutta, Ph.D candidate, (Rajiv Gandhi University) – “A Comprehensive Study of Authentic Texts as Prospective Material in English Language Teaching at Higher Education Level”, 2018.
   • Currently working as Guest Asst. Prof. of English at North Lakhimpur College, Lakhimpur, Assam.
2. Harini Patowary Das, Ph.D candidate, (Rajiv Gandhi University) – “A Study of Environmental Imagination and The Growth of Eco- Conscious Children’s Fiction in English in India”, 2018.
   • Currently working as Asst. Prof. of English, Commerce College, Lakhimpur, Assam.
3. Mie Dirchi, Ph.D candidate, (Rajiv Gandhi University)- “Identity Constructions: A Study of Select Northeast Women Writers”, 2018.
   • Currently working as Asst. Prof. of English at Doimukh Govt. College, Arunachal Pradesh.
4. Manu Bhujel, Ph.D candidate, (Rajiv Gandhi University) – “Representations of Adolescence of Youth in Select Novels of Amitav Ghosh, Upmanyu Chatterjee and Chetan Bhagat”, 2018.
   • Currently Asst. Prof. at a private college in Assam.
5. Doi Ette, Ph.D candidate, (Rajiv Gandhi University) – “Rewriting the Nigerian Civil War: A Study of Select Novels of Nigerian Women Writers”, 2018.
   • Currently Assistant Professor at Himalayan University, Arunachal Pradesh.
6. Jitumoni Dutta, Ph.D candidate, (Rajiv Gandhi University) – “Awakenings: A Study of the Life Writings of Select Spiritual Seekers”, 2018.
   • Currently Asst. Prof. at a private college in Assam.
7. Indrani Gogoi, Ph.D candidate, (Rajiv Gandhi University) – “Representation of the Multicultural in the Novels of Jhumpa Lahiri and Sunetra Gupta”, 2017
   • Currently Associate Professor, Govt. of Assam.

8. Bidyut Lochan Behera, Ph.D candidate, (Rajiv Gandhi University)- “Representation of Masculinity in the Select Novels of Herman Melville and Joseph Conrad”, 2013.

• Currently works as Associate Professor, D.N Govt. College, Arunachal Pradesh.

9. Monalisa Mishra, Ph.D candidate, (Utkal University)- “Jewishness in New Testament: Special Reference to King James’s Version”. 2020.

• Currently Asst. Prof., Govt. of Odisha.

10. Pravamayee Samantaray, Ph.D candidate, (Utkal University)- “A Translation of Basant Kumar Pattnayak’s Amada Bata (The Untrodden Track) with a Critical Introduction”, 2021.

• Currently working as Asst. Prof. of English at Kendrapada Autonomous College, Odisha.

Vani Vihar, Bhubaneswar, August 28, 2021

INTERNATIONAL

• Paper-‘English Language in India: From Racial, Colonial to Democratic’ presented at the International Conference on Modern Approaches in Humanities, Italian Institute of Oriental Studies, Sapienza Universita Roma, Rome, Italy, 2020.
• Paper- ‘Critiquing Letters in Troubled Times: A Study of Select Texts from the Canon and Public Discourse’ presented at the International Conference on Politics and Letters: Function of Criticism at the Present Time, Department of English, Utkal University, Bhubaneswar, 2018
• Paper-‘Poetry, Policy and People in Odia Writing from the Margin’ presented at the 15^th International Conference on ‘Anthropocene: Larger significance of Nature’, FCT, Baroda and Ravenshaw University, Cuttack, 2015.
• Paper-‘Language as Effective Cultural Practice: The English Language in India and the Glocal Narrative’ presented at the International Conference organized by IJAS at the University of London, United kingdom, 2014
• Paper-‘Confronting Theory in the Classroom: Beyond a Gendered Reading (?) of Donne and Yeats’ presented at the International conference on ‘Theory at work’, Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Varanasi, 2010.
• Paper- ‘English Language and the Medium: From The Canonical to the Popular’ presented at the International Conference on Theorizing the popular, Liverpool Hope University, U.K., 2010.

NATIONAL

• ‘The Modern as Revival of the Ancient: From James Joyce to Surendra Mohanty’, National Conference on Modernism and its Afterlives: ‘, Debates, Discourse Departures’, Dept. of English, Utkal University, 11-12 March 2022.
• Plenary Paper-‘The World versus its Institutions: The art of Surendra Mohanty and D H Lawrence’ presented at National Symposium on Comparative Literary Studies in Odia: Past and Present organized by Sahitya Akademi and the Department of Odia, Utkal University, 2019.
• Paper- ‘The Margin (?) and the Mainstream: Theorising the other and the Politics of Language’ presented at the National Seminar on ‘Theory Today: JatiJanjati and Janasampad’ at EFLU, Shillong, 2014.
• Paper- ‘The Everyday as Aesthetic: Living with Classics Through the Popular’ presented at the National Seminar on ‘The Logic of Literary Language: Classic to Popular’, Department of English, Rajiv Gandhi University, Rono Hills, Arunachal Pradesh, 2014.
• Paper- ‘Auto-eroticism in Language across Disciplines: Classic to Popular’ presented at the National Seminar on ‘Theorizing Interdisciplinarity and Evaluating Literary Texts and Workshop on Practical English Usage’, The Researchers’ Association, Odisha, Cuttack, 2013.
• Joint paper- ‘Ecofiction and Children’s Engagement with Nature’ presented at the National conference on ‘Rethinking Nature: Relevance of Contemporary Green Studies’, Ravenshaw University, Cuttack, Odisha, 2013.
• Paper- ‘The Religion of Self and Impersonality: Revisiting Shelley, Hardy and Lawrence’, Seminar at Goa University, Goa, Refresher Course, 2007.
• Paper- ‘Language Literature Interface: A Study of Translated and Creative Indian Poetry in English’, Seminar at JMI, New Delhi, Refresher Course, 2003.

• Associate at Indian Institute of Advanced Studies (IIAS), Rashtrapati Nivas (2005-2008)

Book

Of Sons and Fathers, An Anthology of Poems, Pakhshighara Prakashanee, Bhubaneswar,2022.

Editor

Gopinath Mohanty: The Man and his Creations, Sahitya Akademi 2022.

Reviewer, Translation today, CIIL, Mysuru

Member, Forum on Contemporary Theory, Badodara, India.