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Indian physicist
Dr Jatinder Kumar Bajaj (J K Bajaj) (born 21 March 1952 in Punjab, India) is the founding director of the Center for Policy Studies, Chennai.[1] He currently serves as a Member of the Commission to Examine Sub-categorisation of Other Backward Classes set-up by the President of India[2] under Article 340 of the Constitution of India and also as the Chairman of the Indian Council of Social Science Research[3]. Bajaj was conferred the Padma Shri, the fourth highest national award of India, on January 26, 2022[4].
Born on March 21, 1952 at Giddarbaha in Sri Muktsar Sahib District of Punjab, Bajaj had his early education at Government High School, Giddarbaha and D.A.V. College Amritsar. He earned an M.Sc. (Honours) degree in 1973 and Ph.D. (Theoretical Physics) in 1978 from the Department of Physics, Punjab University, Chandigarh. During his research career in physics, he has worked at the Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur and Bombay and at the Department of Theoretical Physics, University of Madras, Chennai.
Early Career in Physics (1973-1981)
In his research career in Physics, Bajaj worked on extensive analysis of the phenomenology of non-leptonic decays of baryons in various conventional schemes of symmetry breaking in weak interactions[5] and on weak mixing in grand-unified gauge theories[6].
Center for Policy Studies
In 1990, Bajaj along with a few colleagues founded the Centre for Policy Studies at Chennai with the objective to engage seriously with Indian ideas and institutions and to comprehending India from an Indian perspective. [7]
Hind Swaraj, authentic editions of the text based on the original handwritten Gujarati of Mahatma Gandhi, along with a verbatim Hindi translation, and the original English edition published from Phoenix along with detailed notes. Center for Policy Studies, 2012.
Timeless India Resurgent India[11],A Celebration of the Land and People of India, Jitendra Bajaj and M. D. Srinivas, Centre for Policy Studies, Chennai 2001; also published in Hindi, Centre for Policy Studies, Chennai 2001.
↑ Bajaj, Jatinder K (2011). Scheduled tribes of India: religious demography and representation. Chennai: Centre for Policy Studies. ISBN978-81-86041-34-5.
↑ Joshi, Ashok Purushottam; Śrīnivāsa, Maṇḍayam Doḍḍamane; Bajaj, Jitendra (2003). Religious demography of India. Chennai: Centre for Policy Studies. ISBN978-81-86041-15-4.
↑ Bajaj, Jatinder K; Maṇḍayam Doḍḍamane, Srinivas (2004). Timeless India, Resurgent India. India: Center for Policy Studies. ISBN81-86041-17-6.
↑ Bajaj, Jitendra; Śrīnivāsa, Maṇḍayam Doḍḍamane (2001). Restoring the abundance: regeneration of Indian agriculture to ensure food for all in plenty. Dissemination of knowledge series. Indian Institute of Advanced Study. Shimla: Indian Institute of Advanced Study. ISBN978-81-85952-91-8.
↑ Bajaj, Jatinder K (2001). Food For all (ed). Center for Policy Studies. ISBN81-86041-10-9.
↑ Bajaj, Jatinder K; Srinivas, M. D. (1996). Annam bahu kurvīta: recollecting the Indian discipline of growing and sharing food in plenty. Centre for Policy Studies (Chennai, India). Madras: Centre for Policy Studies. ISBN978-81-86041-05-5.
↑ Bajaj, Jatinder K, ed. (1993). Ayodhya and the future India. Chennai: Centre for Policy Studies. ISBN978-81-86041-03-1.
↑ Bajaj, Jatinder K, ed. (1993). Bharatiya Chitta Manas and Kala. Chennai: Center for Policy Studies. ISBN81-86041-00-1.
↑ Bajaj, Jatinder K; Srinivas, Maṇḍayam Doḍḍamane (2024). Land, People and History of Ullavur: A Locality that Reaps the Bounty of Palar. Chennai: Centre for Policy Studies in association with Indira Gandhi National Centre of the Arts. ISBN978-81-19380-57-2.
↑ Bajaj, Jatinder K; Srinivas, Mandyam Doddamane (2024). Land, People and History of Kundratthur: The Abode of Murugan and the birthplace of Sekkizhar. Chennai: Centre for Policy Studies in association with Indira Gandhi National Centre of the Arts. ISBN978-81-19380-78-7.
↑ Bajaj, Jatinder K, ed. (2007). Resource Atlas of Madhya Pradesh. Bhopal: Center for Policy Studies and Madhya Pradesh Council of Science and Technology.
↑ Bajaj, Jatinder K, ed. (2012). Resource atlas of Tikamgarh: a celebration of the land and people of Tikamgarh. Bhopal: Published jointly by Madhya Pradesh Council of Science and Technology and Centre for Policy Studies, Chennai. ISBN978-81-86041-37-6.
↑ Bajaj, Jatinder K, ed. (2012). District Atlas of Jhabua And Alirajpur (in Hindi). Bhopal: Published Jointly by the Madhya Pradesh Council of Science and Technology and Center for Policy Studies, Chennai. ISBN81-86041-36-2.
↑ Bajaj, Jitendra, ed. (2013). Resource atlas of Datia: a celebration of the land and people of Datia. Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Council of Science and Technology. ISBN978-81-86041-38-3.
↑ Bajaj, Jatinder K, ed. (2015). Resource Atlas of Datia (in Hindi). Published by Centre for Policy Studies, Chennai and Madhya Pradesh Council of Science and Technology. ISBN81-86041-41-9.
↑ Bajaj, Jatinder K, ed. (2015), Agricultural atlas of Madhya Pradesh (Madhyapradeśa kī kr̥shi mānacitrāvali), Published by Centre for Policy Studies, Chennai and Madhya Pradesh Council of Science and Technology, ISBN978-81-86041-40-6
↑ Resource Atlas of Tikamgarh (in Hindi). Bhopal: Published by Centre for Policy Studies, Chennai and Madhya Pradesh Council of Science and Technology, Bhopal. 2015. ISBN81-86041-44-3.
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