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ANTYAJAA: Indian journal of Women and Social Change
Summary
Uses a phenomenological approach to explore livelihood challenges encountered by women artisans in Kashmir, providing deep qualitative insights.
Highly accomplished Sociologist and Academic Researcher with a recently completed PhD from Aligarh Muslim University, specializing in the sociology of work, research methodology, and economic sociology. Possessing extensive research expertise, including Junior and Senior Research Fellowships, to critically analyze complex social issues such as deskilling in traditional industries and social exclusion. Proven educator with experience lecturing at government colleges, dedicated to advancing knowledge through rigorous research and impactful teaching in social sciences.
Lecturer (Academic Arrangement)
Pulwama, Jammu & Kashmir, India
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Summary
Currently serving as a Lecturer, delivering comprehensive instruction in Sociology and related social science disciplines to undergraduate students.
Highlights
Delivering engaging lectures and facilitating discussions on core sociological concepts, theories, and research methodologies to undergraduate cohorts.
Developing and updating curriculum content to align with academic standards and student learning objectives, ensuring relevance and rigor.
Assessing student performance through examinations, assignments, and presentations, providing constructive feedback for academic growth.
Mentoring students on academic pathways and research projects, fostering critical thinking and analytical skills in social sciences.
Lecturer (Academic Arrangement)
Ramban, Jammu & Kashmir, India
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Summary
Provided academic instruction as a Lecturer in Sociology, contributing to the intellectual development of students through structured coursework.
Highlights
Taught diverse sociological subjects, ensuring comprehensive coverage of syllabus requirements and fostering student engagement.
Prepared and delivered lectures, seminars, and tutorials, adapting teaching methods to diverse learning styles and academic needs.
Evaluated student progress and provided academic support, contributing to a positive and effective learning environment.
Participated in departmental meetings and academic planning, actively supporting the college's educational objectives and initiatives.
Senior Research Fellowship (SRF)
Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, India
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Summary
Led advanced research as a Senior Research Fellow, contributing significantly to a doctoral thesis on deskilling in the carpet handicraft occupation and producing multiple academic publications.
Highlights
Conducted in-depth sociological research on "Problems of Deskilling in Carpet Handicraft Occupation in Kashmir," culminating in a successfully defended PhD thesis.
Applied advanced research methodologies, including qualitative and quantitative analysis, to collect and interpret primary data from Pulwama District.
Contributed to academic discourse through multiple publications in national and international journals and numerous conference presentations.
Managed complex research project timelines and objectives, ensuring timely completion of doctoral studies and fellowship requirements.
Junior Research Fellowship (JRF)
Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, India
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Summary
Initiated doctoral research as a Junior Research Fellow, focusing on the socio-economic dynamics of the carpet handicraft industry in Kashmir and establishing foundational work for my PhD.
Highlights
Developed comprehensive research proposals and literature reviews to establish the theoretical and empirical foundation for doctoral studies on deskilling.
Assisted in primary data collection and preliminary analysis, gaining proficiency in various research tools and qualitative techniques.
Collaborated effectively with senior researchers and academic faculty to refine research questions and methodological approaches.
Qualified UGC JRF-NET in 2017, demonstrating exceptional aptitude for research and securing national-level academic scholarship.
Lecturer (Contractual)
Pulwama, Jammu & Kashmir, India
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Summary
Delivered instruction in social science subjects at the higher secondary level, preparing students for advanced academic pursuits.
Highlights
Instructed students in social science curriculum, ensuring foundational understanding and academic preparedness for higher education.
Developed engaging lesson plans and educational materials to facilitate effective learning outcomes and student participation.
Managed classroom activities and student interactions, fostering a supportive and disciplined learning environment.
Contributed to student academic development through regular assessments and individualized guidance, improving retention and comprehension.
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PhD
Sociology
Courses
Problems of Deskilling in Carpet Handicraft Occupation in Kashmir: A Sociological Study of Pulwama District (J&K)
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M.A.
Sociology
Grade: 7.41 CGPA (74.1%)
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B.A.
Arts
Grade: 58.72%
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12th Grade
Senior Secondary Education
Grade: 74.66%
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10th Grade
Secondary Education
Grade: 70.8%
Awarded By
University Grants Commission (UGC)
Qualified for the Junior Research Fellowship and National Eligibility Test, demonstrating national-level aptitude for research and academic scholarship, enabling pursuit of doctoral research with financial support.
Published by
ANTYAJAA: Indian journal of Women and Social Change
Summary
Uses a phenomenological approach to explore livelihood challenges encountered by women artisans in Kashmir, providing deep qualitative insights.
Published by
ShodhKosh: Journal of Visual and Performing Arts
Summary
Provides a sociological analysis of cancer prevalence patterns in Kashmir, aiming to understand the problem from a social and community perspective.
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Contemporary Voice of Dalit
Summary
A qualitative study examining livelihood challenges, poverty, and exploitation faced by women artisans in Srinagar's handicraft industry.
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Arabian Journal of Business and Management Review
Summary
Provides an in-depth analysis of the Labour Process Theory, tracing its development from Marxian thought to post-Braverman critiques and contemporary relevance.
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ANVESHAK- International Journal of Management
Summary
Evaluates the effectiveness of government policies in promoting the handicraft sector in India, with a case study on Jammu and Kashmir's policy implementation.
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LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
Summary
Explores the evolution of Labour Process Theory from classical Marxist perspectives to contemporary post-Braverman debates, offering a critical analysis of work organization.
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Asian Journal of Economics, Business and Accounting
Summary
Analyzes the socio-economic conditions of carpet weavers in Pulwama District, Kashmir, focusing on their occupational challenges and livelihood strategies.
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International Journal of Research in Social Sciences
Summary
Explores positivism in social research, presenting it as a research paradigm rooted in the inductive logic of inquiry and its methodological implications.
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American International Journal of Research in Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (AIJRHASS)
Summary
Analyzes the issues and challenges faced by the Indian handicraft industry in the context of globalization, identifying key socio-economic factors.
Issued By
NPTEL
Issued By
NPTEL
Issued By
NPTEL
Qualitative Research, Quantitative Research, Research Methodology, Data Collection, Data Analysis, Academic Writing, Literature Review, Theoretical Frameworks, Phenomenological Approach, Sociological Analysis, Policy Analysis, Economic Sociology, Social Exclusion, Labour Process Theory.
Lecturing, Curriculum Development, Student Mentoring, Classroom Management, Academic Assessment, Social Sciences Education, Higher Education, Public Speaking.
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Summary
Comprehensive doctoral research investigating the socio-economic and labor process implications of deskilling within the traditional carpet handicraft industry of Pulwama District, Kashmir.