Advanced Study Course
The Jnana-Pravaha is particularly known for holding short-term specialized study courses. Due to various reasons and administrative difficulties, the in-depth study of the subject is often not possible in the present day university setup. This Institution, therefore, is making vigorous efforts to fill up this vacuum by organizing such advanced study courses aiming at detailed study of a particular subject.
Indian Terracotta
From 10-01-2002 to 23-01-2002
Conducted by Dr. N. P. Joshi, Dr. S. S. Biswas and Prof. R. C. Sharma
No. of Participants: 21
Gandhara Art
From 01-11-2001 to 06-11-2001
Conducted by Prof. V. C. Srivastava, Prof. Farid Khan and Prof. R. C. Sharma
No. of Participants: 36
Mauryan and Shungan Art
From 13-02-2001 to 26-02-2001
Conducted by Dr. N. P. Joshi, Prof. R. C. Sharma and Dr. T. K. Biswas
No. of Participants: 33
Rajasthani Paintings
From 08-12-2000 to 15-12-2000
Conducted by Dr. Asok Kumar Das (Shantiniketan) and Dr. Shridhar Andhare (Ahmedabad)
Keynote Address delivered by Prof. Pramod Chandra (Harvard, USA)
Valedictory Address delivered by HE Shri Viren J. Shah, Governor, West Bengal
No. of Participants: 19
Symbols and Decorative Art
From 12-11-2000 to 24-11-2000
Conducted by Dr. A. L. Srivastava, Dr. M. L. Nigam and Prof. R. C. Sharma
No. of Participants: 22
Mathura Art and Iconography
From 15-04-2000 to 30-04-2000
Conducted by Dr. N. P. Joshi and Prof. R. C. Sharma
Valedictory Address delivered by Padmabhushan Prof. Vidya Nivas Mishra
Presided over by Prof. K. D. Tripathi
No. of Participants: 33
The Course was dedicated to Mathura Museum in its 125th anniversary.
Early Mughal Miniatures
From 29-01-2000 to 07-02-2000
Conducted by Prof. Anand Krishna and Prof. Asok Kumar Das
Valedictory Address by Shri Ajay Shankar, Secretary to Governemnt of India and Director General, Archaeological Survey of India, New Delhi
No. of Participants: 27
The course was dedicated to the National Museum, New Delhi in its Golden Jubilee Year.
Early and Obscure Scripts
From 26-11-1999 to 12-12-1999
Conducted by Prof. B. N. Mukherjee and Prof. K. K. Thaplyal
Valedictory Speeches by Prof. A. K. Narain, Prof. Purushottam Singh and Prof. Rai Anand Krishna
No. of Participants: 33