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0000-0001-7568-0299 About
Mriganka Dolui is a Doctoral Fellow in Department of Geography at Central University of Karnataka. His primary research focuses on livelihood diversity, malnutrition, health behavior and regional planning. Specifically, he is interested in measuring socioeconomic, regional and geographical inequalities in health.
Employment
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Central University of Karnataka Research Scholar (Ph.D.)2022 - Present
Education
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Central University of Karnataka Research Scholar (Ph.D.)2022 - Present
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Publications (23)
- Linkage between migration and household food security among scheduled tribe households in Paschim Medinipur district, West Bengal Save
- Wealth and education-based inequalities in minimum dietary diversity among children in India Save
- Exploring the gap in modern contraceptive use among adolescent married and adult married women in India Save
- Spatial disparity in zero-dose children in India: A multilevel geostatistical analysis using national sample data Save
- Uncovering the Health Risks: The Association Between Tobacco Use and Multimorbidity Among Indian Men—Insights from NFHS Save
- Exploring the nexus between sociodemographic factors and hypertension, awareness, and treatment utilization among women in India Save
- Household food insecurity and its determinants in tribal households in Paschim Medinipur district of West Bengal: A cross-sectional study Save
- Geographical Heterogeneity of Zero-Dose (Unvaccinated) Children in India: A Multilevel Geospatial Analysis of Cross-Sectional Survey Data Save
- Does Ambient and Indoor Air Pollution Drive Hypertension in Young and Middle-Aged (30–49 years) Women in India? A Cross-Sectional Analysis Save
- Exploring the nexus between livelihood diversification and socio-demographic factors in tribal households: a cross-sectional study in eastern India Save