Anurag Gangal
Nationality: India
Birth date: 18th August, 1959
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Married
Number of Dependents:2
Cell Phones:+919906094900, +919419116171
PROFESSIONAL PROFILE:
Professor, International Politics, Department of Political Science; and Director, Gandhian Centre at University of Jammu. Visiting Professor: University of Calcutta, Banaras Hindu University and at University of Madras. For three years, served as member of the Advisory Board of the Jury of Mahatma Gandhi International Peace Prize. Engaged in the process of MoU with McMaster University, Ontario, Canada. Professional work in Research, Administration, Journalism (as a teacher and trained journalist), Computer Application, Event Management, Post Graduate and Under Graduate teaching in International Organization, Peace Studies, International Politics, South Asia, SAARC, Indian Foreign Policy, Conflict Resolution, Political Thought alongwith management of 20 to 100 human resource personnel at organizational level. Organizing yet another International Conference in March 2009 in collaboration with McMaster University. Earlier invited a group of 12 academic visitors from Fletcher School of Law and Boston University, United States to Jammu University. Published four books and about 25 research articles in national and international journals and also online international research websites of academic institutions. Hundreds of topical articles published in various national newspapers and also Peace and Conflict Monitor of the University of Peace. Executive Editor, Gandhi Ganga, Research and Activities Journal, GCPCS, Jammu University. On the experts´ panel of several institutions. Life member: Indian Political Science Association (IPSA) and Jammu Club (JC).
WORK EXPERIENCE:
1985 to
2008 continuing as such
UNIVERSITY OF JAMMU
Jammu, India
Professor, Department of Political Science; and Director, Gandhian Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies.
Lecturer:1985-1990; Senior Lecturer:
1990-1998; Associate Professor: 1998-2006.
Administration, Examinations, Hostel Warden, Head of Department, Conferences, Seminars, Event Management, Membership of Board of Studies and Board of Research Studies, Post Graduate and M.Phil Teaching and supervising M.Phil. and Ph.D. research, various formulation of syllabi at B.A., M.A., M.Phil. and Ph.D. levels. Launching new departments and centres in collaboration with UGC. Executive Editor, Gandhi Ganga.
1984 to
1985
ARSD COLLEGE, DELHI UNIVERSITY
New Delhi, India
Lecturer
Undergraduate teaching, Examinations, administrative work and research.
1981 to
1984
CENTRAL COUNCIL FOR RESEARCH IN AYUEVEDA AND SIDDHA
New Delhi, India
Editor
Editing of Ayurvedic and Unani Medical journals of higher research of the Ministry of Health, Government of India.
EDUCATION:
1988 to
1990
AGRA COLLEGE, AGRA UNIVERSITY
Agra, India
Degree: Ph.D. – 1990.
Major: Political Science
"Gandhi and the Establishment of World Peace"
Recommended for publication by examiners and adjudged as "a real contribution to knowledge".
1983 to
1984
UNIVERSITY OF DELHI
1976 to 1981
Delhi, India
Degree: M.Phil.: 1983-1984.
Major: Political Science
"New International Economic Order: A Gandhian Perspective"
75% marks awarded in Dissertation.
Masters: 1979 to 1981.
B.A. Political Science (Honours) and M.A. from University of Delhi, Delhi, India – 1976 to 1979.
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Articles by Anurag Gangal
July 21, 2009
This is a case of utter exploitation of women and other employees in a public corporation serving millions and millions of clients through offering insurance policies.
February 20, 2009
International Students in Canada
December 19, 2008
Martin Luther King and his relevance today.
December 16, 2008
How much of democracy after all?
December 13, 2008
Indian Perspective on Conflict Resolution
September 03, 2008
As against the individual context, there is the public and social and the larger international perspective of problem solving also. In this field but for the problem of ´terrorism´, every other problem can be solved through communication, dialogue and mutual trust and understanding. When communication stops, wars take place.
August 26, 2008
Events of 11 September 2001 are logical corollary of massive violence and weapons of mass destruction available to the institution of State. The trend is thus set and examples are then adopted and followed. The trend-setters just do not appear to be realizing this aspect.
August 26, 2008
All that keeps changing around us is also a reality yet all this is not truth until it is deeply ingrained into diverse tests of fire in life. When this process leads to facing various challenges of life courageously, then one is able to see truth only partially.
August 19, 2008
Major bone of contention is the so-called ´Kashmir Issue´ between India and Pakistan since the time of partition. The Pak Occupied Kashmir earlier had Muslim population in minority and Hindus in vast majority. Most of these erstwhile majority community Hindus have now been converted to Islam during the years immediately following the Pakistani Kabaili raiders attack on the Indian Kashmir on 26 October 1947. Had this not happened, leaders and stalwarts like Sheikh Abdullah and others would not have come to the forefront of a democratic setup in the Indian Kashmir from late 1940s to 1950s.
August 19, 2008
The Government in India has stirred up a special sense of self respect, courage of conviction and sense of belonging among the people of Jammu. They are now fighting – after long years of slumber and slavery – for a global and democratic cause. They are fighting for religious freedom of all religions from governmental interference.
August 13, 2008
Jammu, Kashmir, Conflict, India, Pakistan, Peace, Attack on India
August 13, 2008
Hurriyat, Kashmir, Jammu, SAYSS, India, Pakistan
August 08, 2008
Model, Peace, Development, University, Jammu, India
August 08, 2008
Secularism, Jammu, Amarnath Shrine, Anarchy, Civil War, India
August 08, 2008
J&K, Jammu, University of Jammu, Movement, Self-respect, Secularism, India, Peace, Conflict Resolution
July 06, 2008
J&K, Amarnath Shrine, Kashmir Issue, Conflict, Conflict Resolution, Congress Party, PDP, NC, BJP
January 28, 2008
CBMs, WMDs, Conflict Resolution, Peace, Nine Tracks of Diplomacy
January 27, 2008
Mahatma Gandhi and Governance in Jammu and Kashmir