0000-0003-4166-3049 About
Dhiraj Singha’s work examines how social identities shape everyday experiences, communicative practices, institutional participation, and development outcomes. He pays particular attention to how people encounter, interpret, and negotiate the categories and systems through which institutions organise social life. His research draws on both qualitative and quantitative approaches, combining close attention to lived experiences with an analysis of broader institutional and social processes. His work extends from academic research to policy engagement and public scholarship, aiming to bring empirical research into wider conversations on development and social change.
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Education
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Ambedkar University Delhi PhD? - 2024
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Publications (8)
- Counter-scheduling as tactic: An action research on gendered socialization amid witch-hunt trials in rural West Bengal Save
- Uncovering Hidden Biases in Indian Higher Educational Spaces: Insights from the Reservation Implementation Index Save
- Quiet acts, clever subversions: Everyday online resistance in India's authoritarian digital publics Save
- Caste Prejudices in Denial: Analyzing Student Perceptions in an Indian University Save
- Access to Healthcare services among the Elderly in India: Evidence from LASI 2017-18 Save
- Navigating the Stigma of Caste: Identity Work among Dalits in West Bengal, India Save
- Social Cohesion Among Various Caste Groups in India Save
- Can We Really Think of ‘Friendship’ as a Way of Life? A Reflection Save