1 Oct 2019: Guest Lecture on Zeenuth Futehally's Zohra by Dr Nazia Akhtar.

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3 May 2019: Valedictory of the Diploma Course in English for Foreign Students (DCEFS). Chief Guest: 

Prof C Muralikrishna, Chairperson, Board of Studies in English, Osmania University.

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29 Apr 2019: Valedictory of the Proficiency Course in English. Chief Guest: Prof D Ravinder, Principal

University College of Arts & Social Sciences, Osmania University.

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24 Apr 2019: Information Session on “Fulbright-Nehru and other Fulbright Fellowship Opportunities in the U.S.” by Dr Monika Setia (Regional Officer - Hyderabad, U.S.-India Educational Foundation).

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27-28 Mar 2019: National Conference on “Rethinking Theories: Language, Literature, and Culture”.  (Under UGC-SAP-DRS II).

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19 Mar 2019: National Conference on “Tribal and Folk Musical Heritage”. (Organized by the Telangana Writers Forum in association with Departments of English, Journalism, Telugu, and Sociology). 

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17-18 Mar 2019: “Mula Dwani: Tribal & Folk Instrumental Music Concert”. (Organized by the Telangana Writers Forum in association with Departments of English, Journalism, Telugu, and Sociology).

 

16 Feb 2019: Workshop on Project Report Writing.

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5-6 Feb 2019: Talks by SAP-DRS II Visiting Fellow Prof Lakshmi Bandlamudi (LaGuardia Community

College, City University of New York).

• 5 Feb 2019: “Dialogics of Self, The Mahabharata and Culture”

• 5 Feb 2019: “Bhartrhari and Bakhtin: A Dialogue Across Cultures”

• 6 Feb 2019: “Aesthetic Vision and Carnival Experience: A Cultural Studies Approach”

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1 Feb 2019: Osmania University English Forum talk on “Precarity of the South Asian Immigrant Condition”

by Prof Feroza Jussawalla (The University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, USA).

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22 Jan 2019: Osmania University English Forum talk on “Beyond the Postcolonial: Transnationalism and Australian Writing” by Prof Paul Sharrad (University of Wollongong, Australia).

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13 Dec 2018: Osmania University English Forum talk on “Positioning Postcolonialism” by Prof Robert Young (New York University, NY, USA).

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19 Nov 2018: Osmania University English Forum talk on “Rasa-Dhvani in Indian Aesthetics” by Shekhar Shastri (Director “Meru Education Foundation”, USA).

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5 Oct 2018: Osmania University English Forum talk on “Euro-Bollywood geographies: Trading foreignness through a data-set approach”by Dr Monia Acciari (De Montfort University, Leicester, UK).

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18 May 2018: Valedictory of Certificate Course in English for Foreign Students (CCEFS).

Chief Guest: Prof S Ramachandram, Vice-Chancellor, Osmania University.

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4 May 2018: Talk on “The Rise of Asia: Postcolonial Reorientation of Power” by Dr Darwis Khudori (University of Le Havre, France). In collaboration with Department of Political Science, OU; ICSSR-SRC; and Confederation of Voluntary Associations (COVA), Hyderabad.

 

6 Mar 2018: Workshop on Project Report Writing (for students of MA Final Year). 

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24 Feb 2018: Fourth Orientation Workshop on English in Use. In collaboration with Government Degree College for Women (Autonomous), Begumpet, Hyderabad and Macmillan Education India at Government Degree College for Women (Autonomous), Begumpet, Hyderabad. <http://gdcwbegumpet.com/gdcw.php> 

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12 Feb 2018: Osmania University English Forum Session on “Meditation and Creativity” by Agnija Kazuša(writer and peace activist from Latvia).

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29 Jan 2018: SAP-DRS II Talk on “Translation and Urban Spaces” by Dr Sherry Simon (Professor, Department of French, Concordia University, Canada).

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18 Jan 2018: Osmania University English Forum Lecture on “Life Writing as Archives for Justice: Occupied Palestine and Caste in India” by Prof Cynthia Franklin and Prof S Shankar (University of Hawai`i at Mānoa).

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13 Dec 2017: Osmania University English Forum Lecture on "Literatures of the Global South: Sri Aurobindo, Wilson Harris and VS Naipaul"  by Prof Paget Henry (Senior Professor of Sociology and Africana Studies, Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island, United States).

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5-6 Oct 2017: Talks by SAP-DRS II Visiting Fellow Dr Swarnavel Eswaran, (Departments of English, Media and Information, Michigan State University, USA)

• 6 Oct 2017, 3 pm: “Culture and Transphobia: Leena Manimekalai’s Is It Too Much to Ask?”

       (in collaboration with “Osmania University English Forum”)

• 5 Oct 2017, 11 am: “Cinema and Literature: Adaptations and Remakes”

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4-5 Oct 2017: 2-day Orientation Programme for PG teachers on the New CBCS Syllabus of MA (English) Semesters III & IV.