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india

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Sanjeev K.

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Journalist; Social Scientist;

My Blog: [login to view URL] I have written several research papers and presented them in national/international conferences organized in India and abroad. Some of my articles were quoted by multiple magazines and well-known journalists in India. Migration, Food Sovereignty, Tribal Studies, Agrarian system, and Developmental discourses are my key areas of research. I did my MPhil in Development Practice and worked in the field survey with several academic institutions like Ashoka University and Tata Institute of Social Sciences. I have also written several plays and directed them. I am one of the founding members of a theatre group and a research group that organizes weekly talks with young scholars.

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Experience

Tata Institute of Social Sciences

Oct 2019 - Jul 2020 (9 months, 1 day)

Joined as a Research Associate and promoted to Program Manager within four months of service. As a program manager, I was required to manage the field research in the assigned district. This was a UNDP's funded research project with the Government of Maharashtra. We were required to conduct a survey in the selected villages of the district and prepare village action plans.

Ashoka University

Jul 2019 - Nov 2019 (4 months, 1 day)

I joined as Research Intern but within a month I was promoted to Research Associate. Initially, I worked in the state of Haryana and later sent to Madhya Pradesh as a team leader. This project was to conduct survey on crop residue burning in the state of Haryana and Madhya Pradesh. I also wrote a research paper with the principal investigator as co-author.

Education

MPhil in Development Practice

Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University,

India

2016 - 2018

(2 years)

Qualifications

University of Delhi

2008

MS Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Internet,

Publications

'Quarantine': A 1940 Story on a Sanitation Worker and His Mission

The Wire

I along with one of my friends translated a short story from Urdu to Hindi, English and Marathi. The story was originally written in 1940 by Rajindar Singh Bedi. The protagonist of the story is a sanitation worker who stands for the need of love, care and affection during the time of a pandemic.

Uttarakhand Discusses Measures to Ensure Returning Migrant Workers Stay Permanently

The Wire

Uttarakhand is perhapse the only state in India where almost 10 percent of its villages got completely uninhabited in recent decades. Uttarakhand is the only state which is looking at the COVID-19 crisis as an opportunity to reduce the increasing number of uninhabited villages in the state due to outmigration. The article compare migration in Uttarakhand with another leading migrant state Bihar.

कार्टूनों में गांधी : रावण से लेकर महात्मा और मजबूर इंसान तक

Forward Press

गांधी से जुड़ा इतिहास क्या वही इतिहास है जिसे आज परोसा जा रहा है? गांधी के दौर में छपे कुछ एतिहासिक कार्टून बताते हैं कि गांधी केवल झाड़ू, आश्रम, गोल चश्मे और फकीरी तक सीमित नहीं थे.

Rumours, Epidemics and Social Illness: History Repeats Itself

Newsclick

Since the coronavirus scare began, the narrative that Chinese people and Chinese cultures are to be blamed for this epidemic took hold. Instead, we should place it in context, considering that it was India where the cholera epidemic started, spreading across the world.

Muslims: Beyond Godhra

Economic and Political Weekly

By using different data, the article explains how Muslims in Gujarat were discriminated against and marginalized in different developmental parameters including health, education, public services, etc.

Why the ‘Gujarat Model of Development’ Has Seen the Highest COVID-19 Fatality Rate

The Wire

The article explores how despite being one of the leading states in terms of economic development in India, Gujarat has performed worst in health infrastructure. This reflected in the high fatality rate due to COVID-19 in Gujarat. The article used data published by governmental and non-governmental institutions.