Preeti Singh of CUHP honoured at Bhutan event

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Dharamsala, June 23

Preeti Singh, Assistant Professor, Hindi Department, Central University of Himachal Pradesh (CUHP), was honoured with the “International Manas Hindi Seva Samman-2024” for her contributions to the field of Hindi literature at an international seminar organised by Northeast Hindi Academy, Shillong, in Bhutan.

Currently, Singh is an Assistant Professor at CUHP. A researcher, teacher and writer, She has published more than 45 research papers in national and international journals.

She is also a post-doctoral fellow and is working as the Assistant Director under the Major Project of ICSSR.

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