Last Date:26 December,2020
Central Institute of Indian Languages (CIIL)
Karnataka
Employment Notification 15 Senior Fellow and Associate Fellow Vacancy – CIIL,Karnataka
Candidates who have the interest to work on contract basis as Senior Fellow and Associate Fellow (CESCT) in Central Institute of Indian Languages (CIIL Mysore) should send their applications in prescribed format along with all documents of qualification, caste, experience, age etc to the given address 26-12-2020 .It is important to check whether they cross the required eligibility criteria before applying to the post, otherwise the candidate’s application will be rejected without any notice.
JOB DETAILS:
Name of the post – Senior Fellow and Associate Fellow
No of post – 15
Pay Scale – Rs 41000,Rs 37000
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Educational Qualification:
Doctorate degree and min 10 yrs experience.
General Information:
Vacancy Notice 15 Senior Fellow and Associate Fellow Vacancy – CIIL,Karnataka
- The Centre of Excellence for studies in Classical Telugu (CESCT), a Government of India initiative, requires following positions on “CONTRACUAL BASIS”.
- The CESCT will work on various Schemes and activities identified by the Central Institute of Indian Languages, Mysore which includes research, documentation, propagation and teaching of Classical Telugu. It will also coordinate such work undertaken by the individuals, institutions in the States/UTs of India and abroad and provide linkages to studies in other classical languages in the world.
- The appointing authority of the Project staff of CESCT is the Director, CIIL who will also have the power of removal, if the incumbent’s service is found unsatisfactory, or the incumbent is found to be involved in misconduct or misappropriation of funds or engage in other remunerative
activities. - Interested and eligible candidates may send their application to The Director, Central Institute of Indian Languages, (CIIL) Manasagangothri, Hunsur Road, Mysore – 570 006 and soft copy of the same should reach the E-maild id: ada-ciilmys@gov.in
- Last date for receipt of application (both Hard & Soft Copy) is 21 days from the date of the publication of this notification in News papers (Leading dailies in Andhra Pradesh & Telengana in Telugu, Hindi and English).
- Applications received after the due date will not be considered.
- Institute reserves the right to accept or reject the application/s and decision of the Institute is final.
- Institute reserves the right to increase / decrease number of posts / relax in the ELIGIBILITY CRIETERIA in case of exceptionally deserving candidates.
- Incomplete application and those received after due date will not be entertained.
- No TA/DA will be paid for attending the interview.
- The application form can be downloaded from the CIIL website ( www.ciil.org)
- Envelope should be super scribed for the post applied for as “Application for the post of …………
- The decision of the Competent Authority will be final in any matter relating to the selection or otherwise of a candidate.
- Tenure of research work is for a period of 12 months (10+2) and may be extended at the sole discretion of the Institute
- DISCIPLINE / AREA OF RESEARCH: Linguistic, Literature, Epigraphy, Grammar, Translation, History, Sociology, Anthropology, Archaeology, Manuscriptology, Numismatics, Education, Folklore, Music, Dance, Drama / Theatre etc.
- Short listed candidates will be called for final interview.
- Selected candidates should be ready to undertake work IMMEDIATELY.
- Selected candidates are governed by rules and regulations of the Institute and are required to execute the indemnity as per the Institute’s policy and guidelines.
About Us:
- The Central Institute of Indian Languages (CIIL) is an Indian research and teaching institute based in Mysore, part of the Language Bureau of the Ministry of Human Resource Development.[1] It was founded on 17 July 1969.
- All through the last 32 years in existence, this Institute has worked in a number of diverse disciplines. For these disciplines that are traditionally known to be often hostile to one another- CIIL has acted as a catalytic force responsible for convergence of different ideas. Such confluences are more evident at the present moment. In fact, on the borderlines of such largely overlapping fields lie those numerous workers who give birth to new approaches to the study of man and nature. As students standing at crossroads, we soon realize that events would lead us in unearthing the secrets of the mutually engaging forces of language, society and culture.
- This research group under the center was established to fulfill the ojectives of developing teaching texts in Indian Languages as well as for production of additional reading materials. This group produces basic, advanced and intensive instructional materials to teach major Indian Languages to mothertongue learners as well as second language learners. Books are produced for both adults and school going children. In the process, it also develops innovative techniques for material preparation. Most teaching materials are prepared in workshops where teachers and researchers work in close collaboration. The texts thus produced are then field tested before they are brought out in published form.
All its research and development activities are directed towards solving of problems related to language that emerge in various socio-cultural domains such as education, literacy, mass media, governance, and emotional integration. - The Institute is involved in the description and codification of smaller and endangered languages and cultures.
- It also develops models, methods, materials and human resources for their use in education. It is also devoted to various activities that fall in the area of planning for the status of the 8th Schedule languages and with development of corpus in each one of them.
- The Institute is also called upon for implementation of policies of the government as regards their use as medium of instruction and administration at all levels.
- The Institute also helps the Government in coordinating the development of all Indian languages.
- CIIL has seven Regional Language Centers at ERLC Bubaneswar. NERLC Guwahati, UTRC Lucknow, SRLC Mysore, NRLC Patiala, WRLC Pune and UTRC Solan where 10-month long courses in 15 Indian languages are taught.
- The Institute also offers Grants-in-Aid (GIA) in respect of bulk purchase, publication of manuscripts, and conducting of academic events as well as teaching in respect of all Indian languages, excepting Hindi, Sanskrit, Urdu, and Sindhi.
- CIIL has now been entrusted with the Tamil Development Scheme under the declraration of Tamil as a Classical Language.
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