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| Dr Suresh Son of the soil from Rajouri selected for National Award in field of Research | | |  ankit kessar
Early Times Report
RAJOURI, Oct 16: Son of the soil from Rajouri district Dr. Suresh Kumar a renowned social activist and internationally acclaimed scholar in the field of Buddhist Ethics has been nominated for Dadhi Mahanta Memorial Social Science Research National Award for the year 2021 for his outstanding contribution to promote the cause of Indian history, culture and heritage through his innovative ideas and original research works. This award shall be conferred to Dr. Suresh Kumar by the Mohan Chandra Mahanta Adhyayan Gobesona Kendra, Jorhat (Assam)- a social science research center for the promotion of reaserch on rural education, history and economy.
Pertinent to mention here that Dr. Suresh Kumar who is presently working as Assistant Professor in Nava Nalanda Mahavihara, Nalanda and hails from a remote village of this border district Rajouri is the founder General Secretary of Sangarsh Movement.
Earlier he served as Assistant Director (Research) in Indian Council of Historical Research- An autonomous organisation under Ministry of Education, Government of India. He had also been nominated as Member of State Advisory Board for the Development of Pahari Speaking People by the Government of Jammu and Kashmir (2014-17). In his academic endeavour, he has attended and presented papers in more than 56 national and international seminars/conferences in India and abroad so far and has the credit of publishing one book entitled Buddhist Ethics: Relevance and Impact on Contemporary Society and 23 Research papers in the journals of international repute. He has done his PhD and Masters Degree in Buddhist Studies from University of Jammu, Jammu & Kashmir, India.
Dr. Suresh is also associated with many academic and social organisations. He is well-known for his writings and speeches on the contemporary issues. He has good experience in the field of research, administration, teaching and journalism. |
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