Program Schedule
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DAY 1 : 15-11-2017
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Timings
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Particulars
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Guests/Speakers/Resource Persons
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Venue
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9.30 am.
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Registration: C 911
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10.00 am
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Inauguration of the Conference
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GUESTS
Dr Anindya Sinha Dr Anil Pinto
Dean, Academic Affairs, NIAS Registrar, Christ University
Keynote Speaker: Dr N Jayaram
Former Director, Institute for Social and Economic Change, Bengaluru
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C911 Central Block, 9th floor
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11.30 am
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Group Photograph
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11.40 pm. – 12 noon
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TEA BREAK
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12 noon
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Session 1
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Anthropological Approaches to the Understanding of State and Everyday Life in India
Discussants: Dr Rajeev K and Suparna Kar
1. Manpreet Dhillon - AADHAR as Neoliberal Governmentality
2. Brijesh Chandra Tripathi - Electoral politics or autonomous mobilisation
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C911 Central Block, 9th floor
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1.00 pm
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LUNCH BREAK
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2.00 pm.-4.30 pm.
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Session 2
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Anthropological Approaches to the Understanding of State and Everyday Life in India
Discussants: Dr Rajeev K and Dr Vagishwari
1. Rakesh Kumar - Dominance of Khap over marriage norms and their encounter with State Institutions: A case study of Haryana
2. Mohon Kumar Naik - The State and Local Structure of Power on Land Acquisition and Livelihood, among tribal people in southern Odisha.
3. Jitendra Borday - Working class neighbourhoods everyday political mobilization, culture: Studying Ramabai Nagar locality in Mumbai
4. Aditi Dey Sarkar-Impact of Development initiatives like Microfinance
5. Meghna Desai - Tracing the remnants of medieval Chitvel
6. Kushal Bothra and Kanika Vageria - Multifaceted Matrix of External Menace & Challenges to India’s Security from China and Pakistan: A Critical Analysis
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C911 Central Block, 9th floor
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4.30 pm
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TEA BREAK
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DAY 2: 16-11-2017
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9.30 am. – 11.30 am.
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Session 3
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Education and New Pedagogy
Discussants: Dr Shivali Tukdeo, NIAS and Dr Greta, CU
1. Manjit M.Bhatti - A Critique of Alan Sokals Hoax: In the Defense of Interdisciplinarity
2. Madhushree Joshi - Revisiting Ancient Indian Philosophy to study its relevance in today’s Legal education
3. Sreehari Ravindranath - Preparing Children in Value Education in the 21st Century: The Connected Learning Initiative (CLIx) Approach
4. Edilbert Fernando, Akshay Kothari, Edward Ntokwo, Renault Fernandes and Shine George - The Application of Biometrics in Identification to Enhance Student Anonymity and Mitigate Identity-Derived Bias in Collaborative Learning Environments
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C911, Central Block, 9th floor
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11.30 am
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TEA BREAK
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11.45am -1.00 pm
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Session 4
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Internal Conflicts and Challenges
Discussants: Dr Manoharan, CU and Dr Anshuman Behera, NIAS
1. SoumyaAwasthi - Religious Discourses and their Impact on Regional and Global Geopolitics: A Study of Deobandi in India, Pakistan and Afghanistan
2. Anshuman Behera - Internal Security Scenario in India: Interrogation of Narratives
3. Ningthoujam Koiremba Singh & Praveen MN - Ethnic Conflicts and Insurgency movement in India’s transnational Security dynamics: a Case Study of Naga Insurgency
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C911, Central Block, 9th floor
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1.00 pm
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LUNCH BREAK
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2.00 pm -3.00 pm
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Session 5
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Urbanisation of Wildlife and Conservation of India’s Natural Heritage
Discussants: Dr Anindya Sinha, NIAS and Dr Maya M, CU
1. Maan Barua & Anindya Sinha - Governing Life in Indian Cities, or Why Conversations between Ecology and Geography are an Imperative
2. Nishant Srinivasaiah, Srinivas Vaidyanathan, Raman Sukumar, and Anindya Sinha - The Elephant in the Village: Impacts of Rural Transformations on the Behaviour and Management of the Asian Elephant in Southern India
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C911, Central Block, 9th Floor
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3.00
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TEA BREAK
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POSTER PRESENTATIONS
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DAY 3: 17-11-2017
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9:00 am.-10.15 am
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Session 6
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Urbanisation of Wildlife and Conservation of India’s Natural Heritage
Discussants: Dr Anindya Sinha, NIAS and Dr Maya M, CU
1. Jyothi K. M &Kshitija Kanchan - Urban Wildlife: A road towards Co-existence
2. Pradeep Kuttuva, Krithika Srinivasan, Aditya Ganesh, Tim Kurz, Stephen Hinchliffe and Anindya Sinha– Street-Dog Biopolitics in Contemporary India
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C911, Central Block, 9th floor
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10.15 am
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TEA BREAK
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10.30 – 11.30
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Session 7
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External Security Challenges
Discussants: Dr M. Mayilvaganan, NIAS and Dr Manoharan, CU
1. Anjani Devi - Geopolitics and Fishermen Issue: A Perspective from India-Sri Lanka Relations in the Post-LTTE Period
2. Praveen P K- Return of Geopolitics
3. Justin J. - Cybercrime and Cyber Warfare: The challenges before digitalized India
4. Indrajit Sharma, Dr. N. Mohandas Singh- Emerging Challenges to India’s External Security: Perspective from Northeast Region (presented by Sai Deepthi)
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C911, Central Block, 9th floor
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11.30-12 noon
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VALEDICTORY
Presided over by Dr John Joseph Kennedy
Dean Humanities and Social Sciences
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