My research focuses on gender and diplomacy, exploring the homosocial and masculinized nature of the profession. Before this, I attended Jawaharlal Nehru University, where I gained geopolitical exposure and research skills that I now strive to improve.
I read the Land Economy BA at Cambridge before moving onto the MSAS MPhil. My research will evaluate literacy and financial literacy projects in female-led households in Bangladesh.
My research aims to find the impacts of bilateral foreign aid on social development in Pakistan through a comparative analysis of US and Chinese aid. Prior to this I studied Economics and Politics at the University of Bristol.
My research looks at gender non-conformity and sexuality in colonial South Asia. I did my BA in history at the University of Cardiff.
My research examines religious pedagogy in Kerala, gender, caste and Hindu nationalism. Prior to this, I pursued a B.A in Literary and Cultural studies and M.A in Sociology. I also worked at Gauri Lankesh News and Blank Noise Media and have a keen interest in multimodal approaches.
My research hopes to look at the role of Track Two dialogues in nuclear politics in South Asia. I have worked on Track Two dialogues across South and West Asia for five years, including two years as a Research Associate in New Delhi.
My research looks at gendered violence in the region of Azad Kashmir through law and other external factors. Prior to this I studied Political Science at the University of Miami.
My work examines universalist thought in early 20th century India, insofar as it was developed within a theological paradigm as opposed to straightforward secularism. This research will be carried out with particular regard to Muslim political thought, viz. the Khilafat Movement.
My research investigates pre-independent nuances of Urdu literature and poetry. I am looking at the Progressive Writers' Movement, its conception and early evolution. My areas of specialisation include global Anglophone Studies, Urdu poetry and poetics, Global Cinema Studies, and translation.
I graduated in Political Science from Lady Shri Ram College, University of Delhi, and did a Masters at the University of Rajasthan. I aim to explore Kabir, particularly his insights and imaginations of the self and the other, tracing Kabir's response to its social manifestations, including, but not limited to, his anti-caste rhetoric.
I am researching the evolving perspectives on citizenship in Central Asia and South Asia in the post-Soviet era. Prior to this, I I studied History at Ambedkar University Delhi. I also conducted interviews for the 1947 Partition Archives, volunteered with the Mazdoor Kisan Shakti Sangathan (MKSS) in Rajasthan and served as an editor for The Wire.