Sindhi Bhasha Shikshan

By Prof. Rajendra Prasad Pandey | IGNOU

Learners enrolled: 297

Sindhi is a stateless language. However, It was included in the 8^th Schedule of Indian Constitution in 1967. Sindhi language has rich linguistic, literary and cultural heritage. Preservation and dissemination of language can be undertaken through language learning. This course deals with the various dimensions of Sindhi Language including Grammar, development of language and use of language of in life routine.

Summary

Course Status :	Upcoming
Course Type :	Elective
Duration :	Self Paced
Category :	Language
Level :	Undergraduate

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Course layout

Week	Unit
1	Sindhi Bhasha Ka Swaroop evam visheshtayen Sindhi Bhasha Ka Udbhav evam Vikas-1 Sindhi Bhasha Ka Udbhav evam Vikas-2
2	Sindhi ki Lipiyan Sindhi ki Vartani evam Shabd Bhandar
3	Sindhi Vakya Sanrachana Sindhi ki Vyakarnik Sanrachana
4	Sindhi ki Vyakarnik Kotiyan : Sangya, Sarvnaam Sindhi ki Vyakarnik Kotiyan : Visheshan, Avyaya
5	Sindhi ki Vyakarnik Sanrachana : Kaal Sindhi ki Vyakarnik Sanrachana : Vachan
6	Sindhi ki Vyakarnik Sanrachana : Ling Bhasha Prayuktiya : Ek Parichaya
7	Sindhi Bhasha ki Vishist Prayuktiya-1 Sindhi Bhasha ki Vishist Prayuktiya-2
8	Dainik Vyavhar mein Sindhi : Paryatan Dainik Vyavhar mein Sindhi : Media Dainik Vyavhar mein Sindhi : Bolchal ki Bhasha

Books and references

1 Hindi-Sindhi Vartalaap Pustika : Kendriya Hindi Sansthan, Bharat Sarkaar

2 Hindi Kahawatain aur Muhavare by Dr. M.K. Jetley

3 Hindi- English-Sindhi Dictionary compiled by Deepchand Tilokchand Belani

Instructor bio

Prof. Rajendra Prasad Pandey

IGNOU

Prof. Rajendra Prasad Pandey is Professor & Director, School of Translation Studies and Training, Indira Gandhi National Open University, New Delhi. He is a Hindi critic, bilingual writer and translator. He writes in Hindi and English and translates from Hindi to English & Vice-Versa. Prof. Pandey has received his degrees from university of Allahabad (Graduation), and Jawahar Lal Nehru University, New Delhi (M.A., M.Phil & Ph.D.).

He has been working as Professor since 11 February, 2012 and has been engaged in permanent position in the University system of higher education as teacher since Jan. 1996. He joined as Reader & Re-designated as Associate Professor in SOTST, IGNOU, New Delhi on 11th Feb 2009.

Areas of specialization: Translation studies, Indian & Western Literary Theories, Translation Theories, Literary translation, contemporary literary discourses, Hindi criticism,

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