Department of Political Science

I am Nilakshi Das, a dedicated academic and disciplined leader with a strong

commitment to higher education and community service. My academic journey is

rooted in Dibrugarh University, where I successfully completed both my Master of

Arts (MA) and my Master of Philosophy (M.Phil) Degree. These years of research and

study have equipped me with deep analytical skills and a rigorous approach to

scholarly inquiry.

Beyond my academic pursuits, I have a profound passion for leadership and youth

development. I currently serve as the Officer-in-Charge (O-i-C) of the Rover and

Ranger Unit at Madhabdev University. In this capacity, I lead and mentor

students, fostering the values of discipline, social service, and adventure that

the Scouting and Guiding movement represents.

I am also an avid sports enthusiast. I believe that the lessons learned on the

field, teamwork, resilience, and perseverance are essential to personal and

professional growth. Whether in the classroom or leading the Rover and Ranger

Unit, I strive to maintain a balance between intellectual excellence and an

active, service-oriented lifestyle. I am driven by a desire to contribute

meaningfully to the academic community while inspiring the next generation of

leaders.

1. Blended Learning: A New Approach To be Considered In The Teaching-Learning Process
   International Journal of Humanities and Social Science Studies (0)
2. A Study on Globalisation and Ethnic Women of North-East India
   Pratidhwani the Echo (0)
3. The Constitutional and Legal initiatives for Religious Minorities, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in India
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4. Implication of NRC updation in Assam
   Pratidhwani the Echo (0)
5. Conceptualization of Sexual Division of Labour, Patriarchy, Capitalism and their link with special reference to Heidi Hartmann’s book “Capitalism, patriarchy and job segregation by Sex”
   International Journal of Humanities & Social Science Studies (IJHSSS) (0)
6. Mao-Ze-Dong and his ideas on Contradiction
   Pratidhwani the Echo (0)
7. Prostitution and its origin in Indian Society
   Third Concept (0)
8. Assam Movement: Its Demographic Context and Consequences
   Shodh-Kosh (0)
9. Practice of With Hunting in Assam
   Heritage (Proceedings of ICSSR sponsored National Seminar on "Narratives of Culture in North East India: Revisiting People, Places and the Nation" (11)