Malabika Sarkar Presidency University

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Malabika Sarkar was Vice Chancellor of Presidency University, Kolkata until May 2014 and an educator of English Literature, she works in John Milton) with an extraordinary enthusiasm for the History of Science.

An alumna of Presidency College (at that point under the University of Calcutta), where she was an understudy of English Literature, she went ahead to finish her B.A. also, M.A. from New Hall, Cambridge University.

Sarkar was before Professor of English at Jadavpur University, Kolkata, Head of the Department of English from 1999-2001, an individual from the Jadavpur University Council from 1980-1985, and individual from different scholastic collections of the University. She was additionally an individual from the University Grants Commission Panel of Experts in English and Foreign Languages and a board individual from NAAC.

Teacher Sarkar has introduced her work at a few meetings in the U.K. what's more, North America. She consolidates her enthusiasm for Milton and the Renaissance with another territory of intrigue, Romantic Studies. She is the author President of Center for Studies in Romantic Literature and keeps on coordinating its global meetings. Her distributions around there incorporate Moneta's Veil: Essays on nineteenth Century Literature (Pearson-Longman, 2010).

She is on the universal counseling leading body of the diary European Romantic Review distributed by Routledge. Her numerous productions incorporate her article on "The Magic of Shakespeare's Sonnets", first distributed in Renaissance Studies (U.K., 1998), which was reproduced in Shakespeare Criticism Yearbook 1998 (Gale Group, USA).

Educator Malabika Sarkar is currently an individual from the Presidency University Governing Board.

She is likewise President of the Women's Coordinating Council (WCC), West Bengal, the summit ladies' association in the state with agents from more than 74 social welfare associations.