About
It has been a long and enriching 11+ years journey from a Geography School Teacher to a Training Officer, NIOS, Ministry of Education of a high repute. Strategic planning, fund raising, operational management, leading large programme teams and people management working in different cultural contexts. This includes considerable research and teaching experience with reputed universities (Delhi and Amity University) as well as working with Central / State and local government in India.
Research expertise & work focus area: Education, Teacher-Training, Climate Change, water resources management, Hydrological modelling, wastewater management and modelling, Flood management, Coastal modelling, Glacial Lake outburst flooding, Climate change assessment and mitigation strategies. Environmental Impact assessment related studies. Spatial mapping and GIS. Disaster risk assessment and mitigation strategies.
Employment
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Amity University Training Officer2018 - Present
Education
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Amity University PHD2022 - Present
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (9)
- Green Industrial Diplomacy: Why Do Circular Economy Transitions Need It? Save
- Impact of Land Use Land Cover Dynamics and Climate Change on Snow Cover and Farmland Abandonment in the Upper Beas Valley, Western Himalaya, India Save
- Developing a subsector-specific ESG materiality framework with standards alignment: Evidence from India’s natural gas sector Save
- Integrating Double Materiality and SDG Alignment for the Energy Transition: Global Benchmarking and Evidence from India’s Natural Gas Sector Save
- SWAYAM and SWAYAM Plus: Catalysts for Inclusive Education in India Save
- ONLINE DISPUTE RESOLUTION: A MODERN ART OF ADJUDICATION Save
- Perceptions and practices of indigenous soil conservation measures in beas valley, Himachal Pradesh, India Save
- Assessment of soil erosion in the Beas Valley, Kullu, Himachal Pradesh: A study of Western Himalayan landscape, Northern India Save
- ROLE OF MEDIATION IN FACILITATING ACCESS TO JUSTICE IN ITS TRUE ESSENCE: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS Save