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1. About the University The Foundation Stone of the Maulana Abul Kalam Azad Institute of Asian Studies Salt Lake campus was laid by the then Honble President of India, Dr. Shankar Dayal sharma, on the 12th of March I993, in the presence of the then HRD Minister Shri Arjun Singh and the then chief Minister of West Bengal Shri Jyoti Basu. The Salt Lake campus is expected to be fully operational at the end of 2009. Currently, the Institute is located in the former residence of Maulana Azab at Ashraf Mistry Lane. The Foundation Stone of the Maulana Abul Kalam Azad Institute of Asian Studies Salt Lake campus was laid by the then Honble President of India, Dr. Shankar Dayal sharma, on the 12th of March I993, in the presence of the then HRD Minister Shri Arjun Singh and the then chief Minister of West Bengal Shri Jyoti Basu. The Salt Lake campus is expected to be fully operational at the end of 2009. Currently, the Institute is located in the former residence of Maulana Azab at Ashraf Mistry Lane. 2. About Academics/campus/affiliated colleges Ms Susmita Bhattacharya Russian Language Programme / Armenian Language programme Dr. Suchandana Chatterjee Inner Asia Reconsidered: A matrix of identities and developmental strategies. Dr. Mrinal Kanti Chakma Governance and Development Strategy: Prospects and Impediments of Northeast India in an Interface of Globalization. Dr Monika Mondal Social Inclusion of Ethnic Community in Contemporary Nepal. Research Interests: South Asian Perspective. Dr. Arpita Basu Roy "Human Security in Afghanistan and Strategies for Regional Cooperation". Dr. Anita Sengupta The Turkish Model and the Turkic World: A Study of Turkeys Political Culture from 1990s and its Impact on Relations with the Post-Soviet Turkic Regions. Area of Interests: Various Aspects of Post Soviet Space Ms Priya Singh Zionism and the State of Israel: A Critical Study. 3. Research from the University ManyHistories and Few Silences – the Nationalist History of Nationalism in Bangladesh, Ranabir Samaddar Central and North-West Asian Geopolitics in Post-USSR International Relations, Barun De Regional Rivalries in Tajik Politics : The Current Scene, Suchandana Chatterjee Minorities and Nationalising States in Central Asia, Anita Sengupta China and South Asia : A Perspective for the Study of Bangla-China Relations, Mohd. Tajuddin On Problems of writing a Comprehensive History of the Bangladesh Liberation War, Ranabir Samaddar An Elegy on Partition : Akhtaruzzaman Elias Khowabnama, Subhoranjan Dasgupta Encyclopaedic Entry on Uzbekistan, 1924 - 1995, Anita Sengupta Bangladesh and the Islamic World, Mohammad Tajuddin The Cripps Mission : Its Background and Genesis, Prashanto K. Chatterji Ethnicity and State-Building inTajikistan, Ajay Patnaik Mongolia between China and Russia : An Historical Overview, Sharad Kumar Soni The Grameen Way : Reaching the Bankable Poor, Malika Basu Indian Freedom-fighters in Tashkent : 1917-1922 Contesting Ideologies : Nationalism, Pan Islamism and Marxism, Surendra Gopal An Indian Strategic Perspective : A Theoretical Exercise, A. K. Ray Inheritance of History : Ethnic Conflicts in Soviet and Post-Soviet Central Asia, Nalin Kumar Mohapatra Early Persian Newspapers of Calcutta, Abdus Subhan The Quit India Movement : Several Problems Reviewed, Prashanto K. Chatterji Indian National Movement and the Integration of the Portuguese Settlements in India, K. S. Mathew The Cabinet Mission : Grouping and the Congress, Ranju Bezbaruah Nationalism in the Brahmaputra Valley : Economic Background, Priyam Goswami Mongolia between Russia and China : Changing Equations, Sharad K. Soni Mongolia-China Relations in Historical Perspective (1691-1911), Sharad K. Soni WTO and South Asian Countries, Anshuman Gupta Ethno-Religious Conflict in a Multi-Cultural Society : A Study of China’s North West Frontier Province of Xinjiang, Nalin Kumar Mohapatra From Exclusion to Participation – The Story of SEWA Bank, Malika Basu
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