for ITI UNESCO's 2005 international theatre workshops and drama school presentations in Romania. Panel member for Doordarshan public TV, India as director of sponsored serial for the national network. Committees Ministry of Culture: Committees on production, building, equipment, salary, and pension grants; folk and tribal schemes; scholarships; junior and senior fellowships; multipurpose cultural complexes; accommodation for eminent artists. Committee to judge proposals for senior fellowships, University Grants Commission. Committee to judge the audio-video proposals for various schemes, Ministry of Women and Child Welfare. Expert committee to judge tableaux etc. for inclusion in the Republic Day Festival, Ministry of Defence. Selection committee, International Theatre Festival, Bharangam. Expert committee, Indian Tourism Development Corporation, Ministry of Tourism, Government of India. Member of Preview committee of International Film Festival of India, Ministry of I&B, Government of India. Member Board of Studies, Punjabi University, Patiala Bhardwaj is known for his contributions in the field of theatre education and has conducted more than 200 theatre workshops throughout India and abroad. He also designed the lighting and sound systems of many of India's prestigious theatres including the Antrang and Bahirang auditorium at Bharat Bhavan Bhopal (1982), and the indoor and outdoor theatre at Preetnagar, Amritsar (2002). He acted as lighting, sound, acoustic and stage furnishing consultant at Rabindra Bhavan, Bhopal (2004) and was also a consultant on the auditorium of BHEL, Bhopal and Jammu University, Jammu.Consultant and Designer of Kalidas Theatre of NZCC, Patiala. Writings Adaptation of Albert Camus' The Just, published as Jaayaz Hatyaare by Raj-Kamal, Prakashan. Adaptation of Strindberg's The Creditors as Dastak in Hindi. Adaptation of the Russian play Irony of Fate as Golmaal in Hindi. Screenplay and dialogues for a teleplay of Shamsheer Singh Ka Thiala for Doordarshan, India, selected as an Indian entry for the International Television circuit. (1987) Story, screenplay and dialogue for the 35mm film for Kribhco entitled Shahad Ki Chadi (1988). Story, screenplay and dialogue for the 35mm film Ganpat Ki Kahani (1988). Screenplay and dialogue for the well-known artistic serial Ek Kahani by Manju and Jyot Singh (1987). Screenplay and dialogue for a 60-minute telefilm Chuimui for the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (1990). Story, screenplay and dialogue for the serial Chauke Pe Chakka, a sponsored serial on DD-Metro (1992). Dialogue for the serial Lekhu in Doordarshan's sponsored category, a famous children's serial (1987). Story, screenplay and dialogue for the TV serial Bharti, commissioned by Doordarshan to