India's Foreign policy and Indo - Pak CBMs further my area of interest are Indian federalism , disability studies and contemporary International issues.

• PhD , 2011 , JNU, New Delhi

Teaching as Associate Professor in the department of political science, PGDAV College, University of Delhi. Taught as a guest lecturer in the Department of Political Science in

Satyavati College (Evening), University of Delhi. Taught in non-collegeate Women’s Board in 2009-10, in School of Open Learning DU in 2013, 2014 and 2016. Delivered lecture in the Institute of Applied Man power research a division in the planning

Commission in 2009, delivered lecture on “Challenges for the Disabled in Higher Education” at Delhi College of Arts and Commerce, University of Delhi on 18 February 2013. Teaching experience of more than 13 years.

Two years experience as a Para-legal worker at Orissa Association for the    Blind, Malgodown Road, Bhubaneswar, Orissa. During my tenure of service, it was    my duty to help the visually challenged students those who were victims in the hands of college administration in different parts of the state.

Indian Politics, India's Foreign Policy , and International Relations. He is known for his expertise in the areas of South Asian Studies and International relations

Confidence-Building Measures in Post-Cold War India-Pakistan Relations” in South Asian Studies, in the School of International Studies from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi.

A minor research project aided by ICSSR 

Project Title 

“Politics of Water in Indo-Pak Relations: A Study On The Indian Riparian States of Indus River And Its Tributaries.” 

• India’s G-20 Presidency and Changing World Order , International Journal of Professional Development ,vol IX,ISSN 2277-517.

• Pakistan's Nuclear Doctrine: Perceptions, Objectives, and Implications for India ,Samajiki Sandarsh,Vol XI ,ISSN 2348-0076.

• Sri Lankan Economic Crisis: An Analysis from Indian Perspective Yes 48402 Referred Varanasi Management Review ,Published by Future Fact Society Varanasi (U.P.) India Sole Author Vol. IX, No. 1 (Jan.-Mar.- 2023) ISSN : 2395-0390

• Taliban’s Return in Afghanistan and its Impact in India Yes 48441 Referred Future Fact Society ,Research Highlights A Multidisciplinary Quarterly International Peer Reviewed Referred Research Journal Editor Dr. Kamlesh Kumar Singh Varanasi (U.P.) India, Sole Author January - march 2023,Volume - X No. - 1 pg 78-84 Issn  2350-0611

• Role of U.S.A. in Facilitating Indo-Pak CBM Process since the End of Cold War, Praxis International Journal of Social Science and Literature (Peer reviewed) A Peer-reviewed & Open Access eJournal with SJIF 2022 = 5.75, ISSN: 2581-6675 Vol. 5, Issue 9 September 2022 pg 5-14.

• The Curious Case of Russia-Ukriane War and India’s Economic Interests , International Journal of Professional Development, Vol.11,No.2, July-Dec.2022 ISSN: 2277-517X (Print), 2279-0659.

• The Democracy of Nepal: The Journey, Future and its Challenges, Jan-June2021,

International Journal of Professional Development, Vol.10,No.1, ISSN: 2277517X (Print), 2279-0659 (Online)

• Exploring possibilities of social economic and cultural CBMs in Indo-Pak relations : An overview , January 2022,  Shodh Sarita  Ramtek Maharashtra (ISSN 22777067) VOL 9  issue 1.

• CBMs in Indo-Pak Relations in PinkiPunia and RiteshBhardwaj (eds) Devising Policy Strategies for India, (2016), New Delhi, Victorious

• CBMs: Problems and Prospects CBMs in Post-Pokhran Indo-Pak Relations, New Delhi, Academic Excellence (Book)(ISBN 97899384224745).

• Education as Tool of Empowering Differently Abled Persons in Mainstream Weekly, April 2017.

• Educating Differently Abled Persons in India: A Critique, Man power journal, vol. L.NOS. 1 and 2 January-June 2016.

• A book on “Under The Empire: India’s New Foreign Policy”, by NinanKoshy has been reviewed and published in Indian Foreign Affairs Journal, vol-2, No.-1, January-March, 2007, Cambridge University Press, New Delhi.

• ‘Necessity of CBMs in Indo-Pak Relations DuringPokhran II period and The Visions for the Future’ (), South Asia Politics, Vol. 6, no. 4, August 2007, (RNI deleng /2002/6815).

• Indo-Pak CBMs since Pokhran II, Third Concept (An International Journal of

Ideas), Vol. 21, No 246, August 2007 (ISSN 09707247).  Role of Civil Society in

Empowering Disabled MAINSTREAMWEEKLY in April 2008

• Indo-Pak Peace Process since 9/11 in Nepali Journal of Contemporary Studies, vol VIII, no.1, March 2008, (ORN-487/1995)  (V.S. 2051/52).

• A Survey of CBMs and their Status in World Focus November 2015, (ISSN 22308458).  Indo-Pak CBMs is the crying Need of the hour ,MAINSTREAM Weekly, 11-17 July 2015, volLiii, (ISSN 05421462).

• Issue of migration in Indo -Bangladesh  relations and human security, presented in National seminar sponsored by ICSSR and organised by School of political science, Gangadhar Meher University, Sambalpur, Odisha

o A paper presented on “Politics of Migration in Indo-Bangladesh Relations”, in an International Seminar conducted by IGNOU, New Delhi on 22-23 March 2017 which is under publication.

o ”Politics of Sanitation: Basic Services and the Indian States”: presented in the national seminar in I.I.P.A. New Delhi in February 2017 .

o “Contemporary Relevance of Ambedkar” presented in an international seminar February 2017 conducted by Syamlal College (evening).

o “Human rights and Education for the Disabled Children” presented in a national seminar conducted by Motilal Nehru college (evening) on 29th March 2017.

o CBMs in Indo-Pak Relations presented in a national seminar conducted by PGDAV College on 13 January 2015.

o Education As An Instrument of Social Change: Visually Challenged case on 10 March 2014 at B.R. Amvedkar University, Lucknow.

o Challenges and prospects for the visually challenged persons national seminar at Ravenshaw University  on 9 December 2013.

o Post- Pokhran Strategic and Political CBMs in Indo-Pak Relations’ has been presented in UGC sponsored national seminar on Indo-Pak relations organized by P.G Department of Political Science, Utkal University, Bhubaneswar on 25th February, 2007.

o ‘Pokhran II Political Security Fall Out and Implications of Strategic and Political CBMs in Indo-Pak Relations’ has been presented in 23rd Conference of Orissa Political Science Association held on 3rd-4th February 2007 at Prananath Autonomous College, Khurda, Orissa.