Sanchayita Bhowmick
I am Sanchayita Bhowmick, a post-graduate second-year Student of the Department of Political Science at West Bengal State University. From the very beginning of the social system, we can see that patriarchal tendencies have engulfed society. Because of this, her self-esteem is tarnished. It is unquestionable how successful her human rights are. I have taken part in the online add-on course given by Mrinalini Datta Mahavidyapeeth to gain minimum knowledge in this regard. Particularly interested in practicing on that issue and am willing to take adequate approaches to reduce gender-based violence in the social system. Because the creation of man is given to any object or material science the infallible beauty of the society is achieved through the touch of creativity in the mind of the material created by the woman. Above all, innovation is maintained in society by a touch of nature. This idea should be manifested in all levels of society.
Piu Karmakar
Piu Karmakar is a final year (semester IV) Student of Political Science, West Bengal State University. Her key areas of interest are Gender and Politics, Gender and Ecology, International Relations, PostModernism & Post Colonial Subaltern Studies. She has attended several lecture series and Seminars. She got a certificate for participating in the International Webinar titled ' Reading Democracy: Global Perspective, Contentions, and Debate'. She also got a Certificate for participated in the Debate Competition on the Motion " Should Fundamental Duties be made Legally Enforceable?" She also enjoys reading Bengali Literature and Novel, and try to understand how this kind of Literature shows implications a particular Socio-Political context in Indian Society
Amit Bhadra
Amit Bhadra is currently pursuing his MA in Political Science from West Bengal State University. He completed his undergraduate course in Political Science from Barasat Government College. He has done his 10th and 12th from Barasat Satyabharati Vidyapith. His major field of academic interest are International Relations, Western Political Thought and Modern Indian Political Thought. He is also passionate to study about Indian Foreign policies, India’s relation with neighbouring States, Security issues, Gender issues and about Indian social and political thinkers. He has participated in various events like essay-writing competitions, Debate competitions and seminars in his school and college. Apart from this, he has attended several lecture series of different seminars and webinars. He also has a keen interest in drawing and painting
Aakanksha Jadhav
Aakanksha Jadhav is a first year B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) student at the West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences (NUJS), Kolkata. She is passionate about understanding societal issues, especially those pertaining to class and gender, and aims to harness the power of the legal system to work towards a more inclusive society. She is an active member of the NUJS Gender and Sexuality forum and has contributed to its blog “The Diversity Project.” She also writes about a plethora of things that intrigue her, including regional cinema, beauty standards and mental health on her personal blog. Other than relishing in quintessential law school activities like debating, she enjoys writing poetry. Her love for being on the stage manifests in various forms, whether it be performing slam poetry, or playing the lead in a University Theatre production
