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Priyanka Dutta

Mount Carmel College Autonomous Bangalore, Bangalore University, Presidency University, Bangalore, The University of Burdwan, The University of Burddwan

ORCID iD 0000-0001-7241-3187

About

Dr. Priyanka Dutta PhD, SET, PGCTE (EFLU) is an Assistant Professor in English, presently working in Mount Carmel College Autonomous, Bangalore. She has close to a decade of teaching experience at PG and UG level. She is a certified reviewer of Web of Science Journals, Taylor and Francis Journals and BPI. She is BOS under VTU and BOE for an autonomous institution. She has been invited as a Keynote Speaker to deliver lecture for national conference, national webinar, guest talks at various organisations and online platforms. She has conducted credit course on Tribal Studies. She has several International and National publications in journals of repute, including Scopus and UGC Carelist . She is the editor of the book titled Demystifying Indigeneity: Busting Through Popular Culture Presentation. She is the editorial board member of Indigenous Wisdom: A Multidisciplinary Journal of Indigenous Studies. The passionate academician and researcher takes research interest in the diverse areas of Indigenous Studies, Vulnerable Community Studies, Cultural Studies. She is University rank holder at UG and PG level. She has been awarded the Exemplary Excellence Award in Teaching several times.

Employment

  • Mount Carmel College Autonomous Bangalore Assistant Professor
    2022 - Present
  • Bangalore University Assistant Professor
    2017 - 2022

Education

  • Presidency University, Bangalore PhD
    2019 - 2022
  • The University of Burdwan Master of Arts
    2007 - 2009
  • The University of Burddwan Bachelor of Arts
    2004 - 2007

Projects & Funding

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Publications (9)

  • A Sustainable Approach: Navigating through the Mishing Tribe’s Indigenous Knowledge and Disaster Management Strategies
    Scietific Temper 2025
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  • Mapping Misrepresentation: Indigenous Communities and the Politics of Visibility in India’s Digital Media
    Asian Journal of Education and Social Studies 2025 DOI: 10.9734/ajess/2025/v51i112607
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  • Demystifying Indigeneity: Busting Through Popular Culture Presentation
    Pacific International 2024
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  • Locating Jwala’s Expatriated Existence and Sowvendra Shekhar Hansda’s Contrapuntal Vision in Jwala Kumar and The Gift of Fire: Adventures of Champakbag
    The Assimilated Folk Cultures of India: A Constructive Critical Approach 2024
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  • Linguistic Fragmentation: Positioning the Complexity of Santhali script”
    Anhad Lok A UGC – CARE Listed, Peer Reviewed Journal Dedicated to Art and Culture 2024
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  • An Account of Santhal Tribulation in My Father’s Garden: A Subaltern Writes Back
    Journal of Adivasi and Indigenous Studies 2023
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  • Adivasi Will Not Dance: A Realistic Account of Santhal Displacement in Jharkhand
    Research Journal of English Language and Literature 2022
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  • In Quest of Modernity, Seeking Refuge in Santhal Consciousness: Sowvendra Shekhar Hansda, An Explainer of His Community
    International Journal of Creative Research Thought 2022
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  • Rising Above (S)exploitation: The Voice of Santhal Women as Represented by Sowvendra Shekhar Hansda
    International Journal of Health Sciences 2022
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