Dheebika P | Literature | Best Researcher Award

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Ms. Dheebika P | Literature | Best Researcher Award

Ms. Dheebika P, IIT Madras, India

Ms. Dheebika Periyasamy is pursuing her PhD at the Indian Institute of Technology Madras (2021–2026) and holds an M.A. in English and Comparative Literature from Pondicherry University (2019–2021). Her research interests encompass trauma studies, memory, and cultural identity. She has received the 2019 Best Paper Award at Bishop Heber College and the 2021 Bharathidasan University Endowment Scholarship. Dheebika has presented her work at prestigious platforms, including Nanyang Technological University, and has two papers under review in South Asian Review and South Asian Popular Culture journals. βœοΈπŸ“–

 

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Academic Achievements and Recognition

Dheebika’s work has been recognized with the Best Paper Award in 2019 at a National Conference hosted by Bishop Heber College. Additionally, she received the Bharathidasan University Endowment Scholarship in 2021, highlighting her academic excellence.

Research Contributions

Although still early in her research career, Dheebika has two papers currently under review in the South Asian Review and South Asian Popular Culture journals, which focus on significant cultural and literary themes, demonstrating her commitment to advancing scholarly knowledge.

Presentations on Global Platforms

Her presentations have spanned across prestigious conferences, including the PGR Symposium on Memory, Crisis, and Estrangement in 2022, where she analyzed Ocean Vuong’s work through the lens of “languaged trauma.” In 2023, she presented at IIT Guwahati, focusing on Elif Shafak’s The Island of Missing Trees and identity formation. Her research into the Tamil Genocide, presented at EFLU Hyderabad, further reflects her engagement with critical historical and cultural issues. Upcoming in 2024, her work on Sri Lankan conflict history and food practices, to be presented at Nanyang Technological University, showcases her broadening academic scope.

Conclusion

Ms. Dheebika Periyasamy’s achievements, both academically and in research contributions, position her as a deserving candidate for the Best Researcher Award. Her work reflects interdisciplinary depth, scholarly potential, and a commitment to exploring complex cultural histories, making her a strong contender for the accolade.

 

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Tracing Dissent: A Study of Simulated Gendered Memories in V. V. Ganeshananthan’s Brotherless Night

Ashenafi Adugna | Literature | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Ashenafi Adugna | Literature | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Ashenafi Adugna, Education, Ethiopia

Dr. Ashenafi Belay Adugna is an Associate Professor of Literature at Jimma University, Ethiopia. Specializing in African and Oromo literature, he is an expert in ecocritical analysis and comparative literary studies. Ashenafi holds a PhD in Literature from Addis Ababa University and has extensive experience in academic leadership, including roles as Senior Director of External Relations and Editor-in-Chief of Gadaa Journal. He has published extensively on topics ranging from environmental discourse to folklore. Recognized for his contributions to academic development and journal management, he is a member of the International Society for Development & Sustainability. πŸŒπŸ“šβœοΈ

 

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Education

Dr. Ashenafi Belay Adugna earned his PhD in Literature from Addis Ababa University in 2015, focusing on African Literature and the Environment. His MA in Literature, completed in 2009 at the same institution, concentrated on Oromo Literature and Social Change. Prior to this, he obtained a BED in English Language and Literature from Debub (Dilla) University in 2005, where he explored Fiction in Vernacular (Oromo) Literature. With these qualifications, Dr. Adugna has developed a robust expertise in African and Oromo literary studies. πŸŽ“πŸ“–πŸŒΏ

 

Professional Experience

Dr. Ashenafi Belay Adugna has a distinguished career at Jimma University. Since July 2022, he has served as Advisor to the Vice President for Research and Community Service, offering strategic guidance on research and community initiatives. Previously, he was the Senior Director of External Relations and Communication from February 2019 to December 2020, where he enhanced communication strategies and media relations. Before that, as Director of Public Relations and Communication (September 2017 – February 2019), he developed a communications strategy that boosted media coverage and managed university publications. πŸŒŸπŸ“ˆπŸ—žοΈ

 

Honors and Awards

Dr. Ashenafi Belay Adugna has received several prestigious awards throughout his career. In 2020, he was selected for the International Visitors Leadership Program (IVLP) by the US Department of State, focusing on international programs in higher education. He was honored in 2021 for his outstanding contributions to Jimma University’s strategic planning. In 2018, he received the Online Journal Best Publishing Practices Award from African Journals Online and participated in workshops by the Academy of Science of South Africa and Ethiopian Academy of Sciences. Additionally, he was recognized for his role in integrated curriculum development by the Ministry of Education. πŸ…πŸ“šπŸŒ

 

Research Focus

Dr. Ashenafi Adugna is an Associate Professor specializing in African literature, environmental literature, and Oromo literature. His research in these areas is comprehensive, including a focus on ecocritical analysis and comparative literary studies. His recent publications cover topics like ecological discourses in Ethiopian literature and the impact of environmental themes in oral and written texts.

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  • Risk perceptions and attitudinal responses to COVID-19 pandemic: an online survey in Ethiopia – 58 citations (2021) πŸŒπŸ“‰
  • Myths, beliefs, and perceptions about COVID-19 in Ethiopia: A need to address information gaps and enable combating efforts – 49 citations (2020) πŸ¦ πŸ’¬
  • Psychological distress during the COVID-19 pandemic in Ethiopia: an online cross-sectional study to identify the need for equal attention of intervention – 35 citations (2021) 😷🧠
  • Exploring Environmental Discourses in oral literature: Ecocritical analysis of Oromo proverbs – 22 citations (2014) πŸŒΏπŸ“–
  • How Green are our Stories? Explorations of ecological subjectivities in Ethiopian children’s literature – 14 citations (2015) πŸ“šπŸŒ±
  • A Move towards Choosing a Workable National Examination Management Approach for Ethiopia – 10 citations (2023) πŸ«πŸ“Š
  • Efficiency of drained selection environment for improving grain yield in faba bean under undrained target environments on Vertisol – 8 citations (2001) πŸŒΎπŸ“ˆ
  • Psychological distress during the COVID-19 pandemic in Ethiopia: the need for equal attention of intervention – 2 citations (2020) πŸ˜”πŸ†˜
  • The discourse of ecological proximity in The Famished Road and Wizard of the Crow: A postcolonial ecocritical analysis – 1 citation (2024) πŸ“šπŸŒ
  • Effectiveness, Efficiency and Feasibility of the First University-based Ethiopian Secondary School Leaving Certificate Examination (ESSLCE) – 1 citation (2023) πŸŽ“πŸ“‹

Conclusion

Dr. Ashenafi Belay Adugna’s extensive research, leadership roles, and significant contributions to literature and academia make him a suitable candidate for the Research for Best Researcher Award. His commitment to advancing knowledge in African and environmental literature, along with his impactful administrative and professional roles, highlights his suitability for this prestigious recognition.

 

Maninder Singh | English Literature | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Maninder Singh | English Literature | Best Researcher Award

PhD at Lovely Professional University,Β India

Mr. Maninder Singh is an ambitious scholar currently pursuing his PhD in English Literature at Lovely Professional University, India, with a dedication to reaching the pinnacle of academic achievement. Holding a Masters of Arts in English Literature from Jammu University, India, he achieved a commendable 2nd Division with 56.76%. Mr. Singh also holds a Diploma in Hospitality Management from Stei Institute Pvt. Ltd, Singapore (2013-2014). Fueled by a passion for knowledge, he aspires to utilize his skills for the betterment of the world. πŸ“šπŸŽ“

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Education :

Maninder Singh, a dedicated academician, is currently immersed in his PhD journey in English Literature at Lovely Professional University, India, showcasing a commitment to scholarly pursuits. With a Masters in English Literature from Jammu University (2015-2017), he secured a noteworthy 2nd Division with 56.76%. His educational prowess extends to a Diploma in Hospitality Management from Stei Institute Pvt. Ltd, Singapore (2013-2014). Notably, Mr. Singh holds a Bachelor’s in Computer Application from Jammu University (2008-2011), earning a stellar 1st Division at 63.76%. His academic excellence traces back to Higher Secondary School (2006-2008) with 1st Division (65.87%) and High School (up to 2006) with Distinction (83.2%). πŸŽ“πŸ“š

Certificates :

Maninder Singh is a multifaceted scholar with a wealth of extra-curricular achievements. He has presented research papers at esteemed conferences, exploring themes like cannibalism in Sarah Kane’s works and the socio-cultural episteme in “Blasted” (1995). His active participation extends to international conferences, showcasing his insights on the non-human and gendered bodies. Maninder holds a National Eligibility Test for Assistant Professor (NET) certification (2018) and has contributed to environmental sustainability programs. His diverse skill set includes community emergency preparedness and sea shore life expertise, coupled with proficiency in IELTS and computer hardware. πŸ“šπŸŒ

Research Focus :

Mr. Maninder Singh is a dedicated researcher in the field of Literary Studies, particularly focusing on the works of playwright Sarah Kane. His scholarly contributions reflect a profound exploration of themes such as the non-human, gendered body, and silence in Kane’s plays. With published research in esteemed journals like Research Journal in Advanced Humanities and Social Sciences and Humanities Open, Mr. Singh delves into critical analyses and feminist perspectives. His work, recognized by Scopus and UGC-CARE, demonstrates a commitment to advancing understanding in the intersection of literature, gender, and contemporary theatre. πŸ“šπŸŽ­

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Seyyedali Khanihoolari | Literature | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Seyyedali Khanihoolari: Literature

πŸ“š Seyyedali Khanihoolari, a luminary in literature, serves as the Head of the English Department at Farhangian University of Sari. πŸŽ“ With a dedicated career since 2008 in the High Education Office, he contributes significantly to academia. πŸ–‹οΈ A member of Shakespearean Dream since 2010, Khanihoolari is not only an esteemed editor of the Literary Journal of Farhangian University but also a prolific writer. πŸ“– His notable work, “Pride and Prejudice: The Secrets of Jane Austen,” reflects his literary prowess. πŸ† Acknowledged as the Best Researcher of Iranian Universities in 2019, Khanihoolari stands as a beacon in the realm of literature.

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Education:

πŸŽ“ Seyyedali Khanihoolari, an accomplished scholar, earned his Master of Arts in English Literature with Distinction from the University of Semnan (2013–2015). His comprehensive studies spanned from Chaucer to the modern era, delving into the works of literary giants like Shakespeare, Dickens, and Austen. πŸ“š His MA Dissertation, ‘Lessons that Great Britain Learnt in the Works of Captain Frederick Marryat,’ showcased his insightful research. πŸ† Earlier, he achieved Distinction in Bachelor of Arts in English Language and Literature from Azad University of Sari (2008–2012). Khanihoolari’s linguistic expertise also shines through his Diploma in English Language (Distinction) from the Iran Language Institute (2004–2007), where he honed his teaching skills. 🌟

Experience:

πŸ‘¨β€πŸ« Seyyedali Khanihoolari, a versatile educator, enriched minds at ‘Beheshti Grammar School’ from 2002 to 2014. πŸŽ“ Since 2016, he imparts knowledge at the Masters level at Farhangian University. πŸ“š Leading the ‘Shakespearean Society’ since 2017 and editing ‘Farhangian University Publications’ since 2018, he shapes academic discourse. πŸ† Recognized as the Best Researcher of the Education Office in 2019, Khanihoolari’s impact extends beyond education. πŸ’Ό As the Manager of Sari Carpet Store, Librarian at Farhangian University (2014–16), and former Journalist and Literary Programme Presenter at Mazandaran Broadcasting Corporation (2003–2010), he embodies a diverse and accomplished professional journey. 🌐

Research Interest:

πŸ” Seyyedali Khanihoolari’s passion for literature navigates through Victorian Studies, delving into the realms of Captain Marryat, Charles Dickens, and the Dickensian circle. 🌊 His fascination extends to nineteenth-century Naval novels, uncovering tales of the high seas. πŸ“œ A connoisseur of Jane Austen’s works, he explores the intricacies of her literary world. 🎭 As the Head of the Shakespearean Society at Farhangian University, Khanihoolari is a steward of the Bard’s legacy. πŸ“˜ Recently, he unveiled his scholarly prowess with the publication of ‘Pride and Prejudice: The Secrets of Jane Austen’ at the University of Semnan, showcasing his profound insights into classic literature. 🌟

Publication Top Note:

πŸ“š Publications by Seyyedali Khanihoolari:

  • “William Blake’s Revolutionary and Reformist Tendencies”
    • Published in International Journal of English Language Studies
    • Year: 2019
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  • “The Impact of Power Relations on Captain Frederick Marryat’s Novels”
    • Published in Scrutiny2
    • Year: 2023
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  • “The Role of Environment in Captain Marryat’s Novels and Victorian Culture”
    • Published in Cultura
    • Year: 2023
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  • “Lessons that Britain Learnt in Marryat’s The Children of the New Forest”
    • Published in International Journal of English Literature and Culture
    • Year: 2015
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