Tribal Studies, Women Studies, Migration Studies

1. 2011 to 2016- Department of Political Science, Berhampur University
2. 2016 to 2023- PG Department of Political Science, Sambalpur University

Post Graduate Level

:

Political Theory Political Sociology Public Administration Administrative Theory

1. Tribal Studies, Women Studies, Migration Studies, Contemporary Politics

Ph.D. Candidates	:	2 (Awarded), 8 (Ongoing)
M.Tech./M.Phil. Candidates	:	20 (Awarded)

1. Recipient of Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship, 2009.
2. UGC NET Qualified on 28th June , 2009
3. Awarded Late Sushmita Panda Gold medal for Securing First Position in First class in M.A Political Science, Sambalpur University, Jyoti Vihar, Burla.
4. Awarded Hari Charan Padhi Memorial Gold medal for Securing First Position in First class in M.A Political Science, Sambalpur University, Jyoti Vihar, Burla.
5. Awarded University Gold medal for Securing First Position in First class in M.A Political Science, Sambalpur University, Jyoti Vihar, Burla.

1. Member, Editorial Board, Indian Journal of Political Science, IPSA
2. Member, Indian Political Science Association
3. Member, Odisha Political Science Association

1. Trends of Migration: A Case study of Sundargarh and Bolangir Districts, Odisha. ICSSR Major Research Project, F.No.-02/92/ST/2017-18/RP/Major

International Publications

2021
1. Kujur R, & Minz S. K. 2021. Proliferation of Tribal Migrants and Repercussion: Case Study from the Tribal Areas of Sundargarh District, Odisha (India). Current Research Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities. 4(1). DOI:http://dx.doi.org/10.12944/CRJSSH.4.1.04
2. Rani, M. R., & Kujur, R. 2020. Political participation and tribal development in Odisha: An empirical analysis of Nabarangpur district. ACADEMICIA: An International Multidisciplinary Research Journal, 10(9), 41-48.

National Publications

2023
1. Kujur R, & Naik, S. 2023. Inclusive Education goal of NEP 2020: Elongate Rhetoric, abbreviate Realities undermining the tribal students. Social Action, 73(3), 279-292.
2021
2. Minz, S.K. & Kujur, R. 2021. Citizenship, Cross-border Migration and India’s foreign Policy A Paradigm shift: Assessment of the Rohingya Crisis. Journal of Kolkata Society for Asian Studies, 7(2), 2454-5694.
3. Kujur, R. 2021. Migration And Covid-19 Economy Crises On Indigenous Peoples: An Inceptive Journey To Tribal Discontent. Journal of Research in Humanities and Social Science, 9(8), 55-63.
4. Minz S.K. & Kujur, R. 2021. Rohingya Situation in South Asia: A tale of Humanitarian Crisis. World Focus. Feb, 2021,75-78.
5. Kujur, R. 2021. Tribal Resentment On Land Assertion In Scheduled Areas: Pathalgadi Movement And Adivasis Rights In Sundargarh District Of Odisha. International Journal of Social Sciences, 10(3), 259-266, DOI: 10.46852/2249-6637.03.2021.9
2020
6. Minz, S. K. & Kujur, R. 2020. Ethic Conflict and the flow of Illegal Transnational Migration: A reflection of Rohingya Crisis in South Asia. World Focus, March, 95-100.
2019
7. Kujur, R. 2019. Underdevelopment and patterns of labour migration: A reflection from Bolangir district, Odisha. The Research Journal of Social Science, 10(1), 205-213.
2017
8. Kujur, R., & Xaxa, J. 2017. Violation of Women Rights and Naxal Movement: A Tribal Picture. Odisha Political Science Journal, XXI (1), 169-184.
2016
9. Kujur, R., & Tripathy, A. K. 2016. Influence of Kautilya on Modi’s Foreign Policy: Indo-US Relation. Politico, 5(2), 29-43.
2014
10. Kujur, R., & Tripathy, A. K. 2014. Terrorism in South Asia: Role of United States. Odisha Political Science Journal, XX(1) 64-84.
11. Kujur, R., & Tripathy, A. K. 2016. Politics of Regionalism and 2014 Election Mandate: A Case Study of Electoral Politics Of Odisha. Politico, 4(2), 11-18.
12. Kujur, R. 2019. 2014. Disaster Management in India: A case Study of Recent Cyclone Phailin in Odisha. World Focus, July, 54-59.
13. Kujur, R., & Tripathy, A. K. 2014. India’s Relations with Neighbour Nepal: China in Race to Influence? World Focus, September, 123-129.
14. Kujur, R., & Tripathy, A. K. 2014. Nepal, A Factor in India-China Relations: An Analysis. Politico, 11-19.
2013
15. Kujur, R. 2013. Relevance of Ghandhian Economic and Political Ideas in Contemporary Period: A study on the prospects of the Tribals. The Indian Journal of Political Science, LXXIV(4), 759-768.
16. Tripathy, A. K., & Kujur, R. 2013. India an Emerging Power in Asia: Response of U.S and other Nations. Politico, I(I), 13-32.
2012
17. Tripathy, A. K., & Kujur, R. 2012. Role of UN in Indo-U.S. Relations. Journal of Asian Politics, II(2), 80-94.
2011
18. Kujur, R. 2011. Poverty, Disparities and Under Development Questions to Tribal Women Migration: A study of Orissa. Research Journal of Berhampur University, Volume 1, 230-241
19. Kujur, R. 2011. Naxalism in Orissa: An uprising Rebellion. Sambalpur University Journal of Politics, 1(1), 163-182.
20. Kujur, R. & Mahanand, D. 2011. Challenges to Good Governance in India. Odisha Political Science Journal, XVIII(1), 290-296.

International Conferences

1. Roshni Kujur, “Tribal Politics in India: An Insight” (Paper Presentation), in 59th All India Political Science Conference & International Seminar on “Global Rise of Incredible India” (IPSA and USTM), 26th-27th March 2022.
2. Roshni Kujur, “Tribal Movement for Food, Water and Forests: A study on PVTGs of Odisha” (Paper Presentation), in the International Conference & 28th Annual OPSA Conference on “Odisha 2036: Society and Politics” (Department of Political Science, Ravenshaw University in association with OPSA) 09th-10th Dec 2017.
3. Roshni Kujur, “Relevance of Ambedkar in Contemporary Society” (Paper Presentation), in the International Seminar (Society for Social Empowerment, New Delhi), 28th-29th March 2016
4. Roshni Kujur, “The Functioning of Biju Janata Dal in Odisha in 21st Century” (Paper Presentation), in the International Conference on “Elections and Political Parties in South Asia: A 21st Century Perspective”, (Department of Political Science, University of Kalyani, West Bengal and IPSA), 07th-9th Dec 2015.

National Conferences

1. Roshni Kujur, “Tribal Politics in India: An Insight” (Paper Presentation), in 59th All India Political Science Conference & International Seminar on “Global Rise of Incredible India” (IPSA and USTM), 26th-27th March 2022.
2. Roshni Kujur, “Public Policy and Democratic Decentralisation: A Study of Sundargarh District” (Paper Presentation), in National Conference on “Politics and Development in India: Issues and Challenges” (Department of Political Science, Utkal University and OPSA), 25th-26th December 2021.
3. Roshni Kujur, “A Masked “Tribal Development” in Scheduled Areas: An Overview of PESA Act in Odisha” (Paper Presentation), in National Seminar on “Tribal Policies and Programmes in India: Regional Reflections in the Context of Globalisation” (CRS, University of Hyderabad, in collaboration MoTA, Govt. of India, and Tribal Welfare Department, Govt. of Andhra Pradesh.), 9th-10th August 2021.
4. Roshni Kujur, “Development Myth and Tribal Discontent: A Reflection on Distress Migration of Odisha” (Paper Presentation), in 27th Annual Conference of Odisha Gabeshana Chakra on “Political Economy and Governance Reforms in Tribal Regions of Odisha: Climate Change, Culture and Development Experience” (Govt. College, Koraput & COATS), 18th-19th January 2020.
5. Roshni Kujur, “Perspectives of Good Governance and outlook in Tribal areas of Odisha” (Paper Presentation), in the National Seminar on “Emergence of New India in a Globalised World” (PG Deptt. Of Pol. Sc. & Pub. Admn., Sambalpur University), 2nd-3rd March 2020.
6. Roshni Kujur, “Life and Culture of distinctive Tribes in Gangpur Region of Odisha” (Paper Presentation), in the National Seminar on “Tribes in Coorg: A Distinct Narrative in Indian Tribal World View” (College of Forestry, Ponnampet, Kodagu, Karnataka In collaboration with Society for Social Empowerment, New Delhi), 17th-19 Jan 2018.
7. Roshni Kujur, “Challenges to Indian Federalism in the present Political Scenario” (Paper Presentation), in the National Seminar on “Indian Federalism and Smaller States: Challenges and Prospects”, (Department of Political Science, Kakatiya University, Warangal), 7th-8th Feb 2017.
8. Roshni Kujur, “Women in Maoist Infested Areas” (Paper Presentation), in the National Seminar on “Internal Security Framework of India: Policies, Issues and Challenges” (PG Department of Political Science & Public Administration, Sambalpur University) 17th-18th March 2017.
9. Roshni Kujur, “Empowerment of Tribal Women at Panchayat Level: A case study in Sundargarh District” (Paper Presentation), in the National Seminar on “Women Empowerment: Dimensions and Problems” (Science College (auto) Hinjilicut, Ganjam, Odisha), 12th-13th Jan 2016.
10. Roshni Kujur, “Kautilya on Social Organisation” (Paper Presentation), in the National Seminar on “Political Thinking in Indian Literature” (Department of Political Science, CCS University, Meerut, IPSA and Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan), 13th-14th Feb 2016.
11. Roshni Kujur, “Tribal Discontent and Development perspectives” (Paper Presentation), in the National Seminar on “Tribal Development in India: Rhetoric and Reality” (PG Deptt. Of Pol. Sc. & Pub. Admn., Sambalpur University), 29th Feb-01st March 2016.
12. Roshni Kujur, “Tribal Women Political Participation and their Empowerment: Understanding in Indian Perspective” (Paper Presentation), in the National Seminar on “Women Empowerment in India: Issues and Challenges” (Chikiti Mahavidyalaya, Chikiti) 17th-18th Sep 2016.
13. Roshni Kujur, “South-China Sea Dispute: Implications for India” (Paper Presentation), in the National Seminar on “South China Sea Dispute: Its Implications for India” (School of studies in Political Science & Public Administration, Jiwaji University In collaborati on with Society for social empowerment, New Delhi), 18th Dec 2016.
14. Roshni Kujur, “Women Rights and Naxal Movement” (Paper Presentation), in XXVII Conference Odisha Political Science Association (MPC Autonomous College, Baripada), 14th-15th Feb 2015.
15. Roshni Kujur, “Folk Culture of Kandhamal : A Rich Heritage” (Paper Presentation), in the State Level Seminar on “Folk Culture of South Odisha: An Attraction for Tourism” (Department of History, Science College (auto) Hinjilicut, Ganjam, Odisha), 29th-30th March 2015.
16. Roshni Kujur, “Indo-US Relations under UPA Regime” (Paper Presentation), in the National Seminar on “U.S. Policy in South Asia in 21st Century: A Paradigm Shift” (Department of Political Science. Science College (auto) Hinjilicut, Ganjam, Odisha), 26th-27th Sep 2015.
17. Roshni Kujur, “Tribal Movement and their Identity: A case study of Sundargarh District, Odisha” (Paper Presentation), in 56th All India Political Science Conference, (Department of Political Science, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi), 25th-27th Oct 2015.
18. Roshni Kujur, “Internal Security: An Indo-Canadian Perspective” (Paper Presentation), in the National Seminar (Centre for Canadian Studies, Berhampur University), 12th March 2014.
19. Roshni Kujur, “Role of ITDA in Sundargarh District: A Development Perspective” (Paper Presentation), in the National Seminar on “Development of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes: Opportunities, Achievements and Challenges”, (National Institute of Rural Development, Ministry of Rural Development, Govt. of India, Hyderabad), 9th-11th Jan 2013.
20. Roshni Kujur, “Violations of Women Rights and Naxal Movement: A Tribal Picture” (Paper Presentation), in the National Seminar on “Human Rights in 21st Century: Emerging Dimensions” (Department of Political Science, Secunderabad, Osmania University, Hyderabad), 6th-7th July 2013.
21. Roshni Kujur, Acted as Rapporteur in the National Seminar on “Diplomacy, Defence and Development: Canadian and Indian Perspectives” (Centre for Canadian Studies, Berhampur University), 18th-19th Feb 2012.
22. Roshni Kujur, “Tribals Role in Grampanchayats: A Perspective Approach” (Paper Presentation), in XXVI Conference Odisha Political Science Association (Vyasanagar Autonomous College, Jajpur Road), 4th-5th Dec 2011.

1. Kujur, R. (2016). Tribal M.L.A.S Participation In Legislature (A Study In Odisha: 1999-2009). Authors Press.
2. Tripathy, A. K., Pandit, D. S., & Kujur, R. (Eds.). (2016). Understanding Post 9/11 Cross-Border Terrorism In South Asia: U.S. And Other Nations’ Perceptions. Ess Ess Publication.
3. Kujur, R. (2021). Migration and COVID-19: A Case Study of the Indigenous People. In M. Dash, M. Pattnaik & S. Barik (Eds.), COVID-19: Socio-Political Ramifications (pp: 91-108). Dominant Publishers.).
4. Kujur, R. (2020). A Masked “Tribal Development” in Scheduled Areas: An Overview of PESA Act in Odisha. In V. S. Rao (Ed.), Tribal Livelihood and Governance: Regional Concern (pp. 238–254). Rawat Publications.
5. Tripathy A.K. & Kujur R (2020). Modi’s Foreign Policy: A changing Scenario on Indo-US Relation. In S. Singh (Ed.), India's Foreign Policy: Modi 2.0: Challenges and Opportunity (pp. 46-61). Pentagon Press.
6. Tripathy, A.K. & Kujur, R. (2015). India-Pakistan Peace Process under the UPA Government and Beyond. In M.B. Alam (Ed.), India and Her Neighbours: Towards A Proactive Partnership (pp. 145-165). Kalpaz publications.
7. Kujur, R. (2014). Transition from Acceptance to Elimination: A Tribal Picture of Orissa. R. Ramesh & S. Singh (Eds.), Emancipation of Tribes and Human Rights in India (pp: 162-186). Pentagon Press.
8. Kujur, R. (2013). U.S India Relations from Cold War to Post 9/11: A Study. In A. K. Tripathy (Ed.), Post 9/11 United States-India Relations Towards An Active Engagement (pp: 3-24). Reference Press.

1. Co-Ordinator, PG Department of Political Science, Sambalpur University
2. Co-Ordinator, SWAYAM, Sambalpur University
3. Asst. Superintendent, Baitarani Ladies Hostel
4. Member, Committee for Complaints against Caste Discrimination

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