0000-0002-6791-5075 About
I am a Research Scholar doing my Ph.D. in Political Science at Amity Institute of Social Sciences, Amity University, Noida, Uttar Pradesh. My research delves into the complex relationship between climate change and migration, focusing on Small Island Developing States. It questions the politics of definitions and narratives, and how they impact views on climate change adaptation, mitigation, and resilience. I am a qualitative researcher employing discourse analysis and content analysis in my research. My research interests also include the politics of gender and visual narratives.
I have been a Visiting Faculty (Graduate Teaching Assistant) at Amity University for 2 years (4 Semesters), teaching multiple courses to UG students including Indian National Movement and Constitution of India, Introduction to Marxist Philosophy, Political Theory and Concepts, Introduction to Ancient Philosophy, Philosophy of Science and Religion, Indian Logic and Epistemology, Social Structure of Ancient India, and Social Work in Urban Setting. I have qualified the UGC NET Exam for Assistant Professorship.
I have presented papers at conferences and won many paper presentation competitions. I have been published in the 'International Journal on Human Rights and Constitutional Studies' (Web of Science ESCI Journal) as well as other peer-reviewed journals and college magazines. I have co-authored chapters in books published by Author's Press and Vernon Press. Several poems of mine have also been published in different anthologies.
Employment
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Amity University Visiting Faculty2024 - 2024
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Amity University Visiting Faculty2022 - 2023
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Write Ignite Pvt. Ltd. Academic Writer2020 - 2020
Education
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Amity University Ph.D. in Political Science2021 - Present
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University of Delhi Master of Arts2017 - 2019
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University of Delhi B.A. (Honours) Political Science2014 - 2017
Projects & Funding
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Publications (9)
- 'Why aren't people terrified?!' Analysing the efficacy of the apocalyptic narrative of climate change Save
- Seeing the haunting past and an uncertain future in 21 eyes: exploring the post-apocalyptic climate change narrative in Youth v Gov. (2020) Save
- Situating Borders within the Matrix of Climate Change: Analysing the Legal Frontiers of Climate Migration Save
- "Why aren't people terrified!?!" Analysing the efficacy of the apocalyptic narrative of climate change Save
- The Global South and Climate Change Save
- The Myth of Love Jihad Save
- COVID 19 Save
- Gender Neutrality Save
- Uniform Civil Code Save