About
Abirlal Mukherjee is an Indian author, administrator, researcher, education and human rights activist and educator . Abirlal writes under his pseudonym, Abirlal Mukhopadhyay. Abirlal was born in West Bengal and spent his early childhood in Jharkhand. After returning home, he had his higher secondary schooling in his village and passed being the block topper the same year. From Bankura Christian College he completed his bachelor’s degree in English Literature, M.A. in English from the same college under Bankura University, M.A. in Political Science by Industry Project from Aligarh Muslim University, P.G.C.E., P.G.D.E. and M.A. in Education by research from Birmingham City University, UK, and PhD in English. He has completed more than 60 courses from different ivy League and QS top ranking universities, United Nations, UNITAR, UNSC. Abirlal as a researcher got published in Indian National Law review which was forwarded by The Chief Justice of India, Deepak Mishra. Later he served as a Research Associate at Indian National Law Review, The Law Learner. He has presented papers as speaker and invited lectures in a number of international and national conferences. Edited books for different publications, authored more than 12 books, 150 anthologies and research papers/chapters. Abirlal has been the in-charge of the academic course and lecturer for Reading Comprehension, Academic Writing and Public Speaking at Rajkiya Sarvodaya Bal Vidyalaya, Surajmal Vihar, Delhi. Abirlal is a mamber of Teach for India Fellow Recruitment Committee, Teach for India Fellow 2023, Delhi, a Global Girls Education Fellow at Teach for All, USA. He is the founder of University Learner. He serves the Indian Youth Force as the Co-founder and Secretary General. Abirlal served at this early age as the Additional Chief Secretary (Investigation Division) of the Indian Human Rights Organisation, later promoted to the post of Co-founder and Director of the same organization, he has worked as a teacher at PlanetSpark, and as the ambassador of different organizations. Unspoken, unsung human pain and emotions, declining morality, and unheard voices get prominence in the works of Abirlal. India Book of Records appreciates Abirlal Mukhopadhyay for publishing five interesting books at the early age of twenty years nine months. In 2021, Abirlal Mukhopadhyay was awarded India Prime Author Award by Foxclues for his book The Living Corpses, Limelight Award as the Best Author of the year 2021 by The Opus Coliseum, and Star Golden Award by Suman Art Theatre for his contribution in the field of literature, RCrit Author Award by RCrit Review for his book The Cry From the Fire. Abirlal Mukhopadhyay is marked as the Best Young Promising Author 2021 and awarded with Influential Indian’s Award by The Crazy Tales. In 2022, Abirlal received the INSC Young Researcher Award from the Institute of Scholars (INSC) and INSC International Publishers and was titled among 100 Influential Indians 2022 by Fox Story India. Some of his book titles are The Cry From The Fire, The Rough Sketches of Life, The Living Corpses, Heart to Art, Syntax, The Days She Dreamt For, Satyriasis, A Plague. His short stories include The Fishmonger, The Ticket Collector, A Birthday Cake, Freak, Me too, A Freedom Fighter etc. His fictions and poems have a close study of human emotions. Their innermost desires are well expressed in some of his poems: ‘Can’t’, ‘Survive’, ‘Never’, ‘Deciduous’, and ‘Baltimore Oriole’. Read More …
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Teach for India Fellowship Recruitment Committee Member2023 - Present
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Teach for India Fellow2023 - Present
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Publications (9)
- Reimagining Singlehood in Urban India Through Intersectional Narratives and Support Systems: An Ethnographic Study Save
- Lol in the Classroom: Internet Memes as Multimodal Tools for Language Teaching Save
- <span>Habit Complex and Impact of e-learning in Post Covid New Age Education in India</span> Save
- Basic Human Rights Violations in Sudha Murty's Three Thousand Stitches Save
- Mental Cruelty To Alison, A Criminal Study Of John Osborne's Look Back In Anger Save
- Research Rigidity and the Need of Multidisciplinary Liberal Research in Indian Higher Education Institutions Save
- The Shadow Identities: Socio-political and Economic Conditions of the Beggars in India Save
- Condition of Liberal and Multidisciplinary Research in Indian Universities Save
- Condition of liberal and multidisciplinary research in Indian universities Save