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HSS PhD Scholar Mihir Vatsa (Mihir Kumar Jha) has been awarded the Shitya Akademi Yuva Puraskar for 2022.
Title: Tales of Hazaribagh: An Intimate Exploration of Chhotanagpur Plateau
Author: Mihir Vatsa (Mihir Jha)
Publisher: Speaking Tiger Books LLP
ISBN: 9789354470387
Edition: 1
Format: Paperback
Pages: 211 + 8 colour plates
This is a provisional list of candidates selected in the May, 2022 cycle of PhD admissions. Final admission is subject to document submission and verification.
The following candidates have been shortlisted for the second round of interviews in the disciplines of Literature and Economics. Shortlisted candidates have already been sent emails informing them of their selection.
The first stage of interviews for the Economics unit in this round of admissions is now over. Candidates shortlisted for the second round have been sent an email with further details regarding the next stage of the admissions process. Please be sure to check your spam folders.
The first stage of interviews for the Literature unit in this round of admissions is now over. Candidates shortlisted for the second round have been sent an email with further details regarding the next stage of the admissions process. Please be sure to check your spam folders.
Interview call letters are being sent out by faculty panels in a phased manner, and will continue to be sent until 10 May. If you have not received a call letter as yet, there is no need to worry: all shortlisted candidates will be called for the interview.
The PhD admissions committee receives a large volume of correspondence at this time. There is no need to write to us requesting interview links if you haven't received one already, or to acknowledge your interview letter. We reiterate that we are unable to entertain requests for rescheduling.
Understanding Inequality tries to draw attention to the unrecognized crisis (especially among the privileged) that faces us. It focuses on this blind-spot among India's privileged "middle class". Certain digital technologies pose a new threat. They can exacerbate these inequalities, especially as they have become more widely used in the post-pandemic period for basic services such as health and education. Finally, the lecture discusses the options available to us to remedy this situation.
