Professor of Political Science @UnivofDelhi. Works at the intersection of Political Theory & Moral Philosophy I Gandhian Thought I Peace & Conflict studies.
Munger,Bihar/New Delhi(India)
Joined August 2010
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Happy to share my book is now officially released and available on Amazon. amzn.in/d/0gpK01X3
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Honoured to deliver a Special lecture on “Political Ethics of Gandhi's Creative Non-Violence” at the Department of Philosophy at @UnivofDelhi .
Thanks to HoD, faculty & students for a fruitful discussion. Deeply grateful for this meaningful interdisciplinary dialogue.
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“A total surprise, I’m deeply honoured and touched.”
Listen to Navi Pillay's reaction to receiving the news of her 2026 peace prize at an international conference in the Nuremberg Palace of Justice – more specifically in the famous Courtroom 600 where the WWII war criminals trials took place.
Pillay was greeted with a standing ovation that she says she will never forget.
Looking forward to speaking at the Dept. of Philosophy, @UnivofDelhi on October 9.
Drawing from my recent Springer work on “Conflict Resolution”, the talk will explore Gandhi's creative non-violence as an ethical and political resource to address polarization and conflict today.
Spoke at @ipcollegedu @UnivofDelhi .
Drawing on my recent work ‘Conflict Resolution in the Twenty-First Century’ , I shared how Gandhi’s ethic of non-violence—anchored in truth, dignity & the relational self—remains vital today.
Grateful for the thoughtful engagement.
Looking forward to speaking today at @ipcollegedu , @UnivofDelhi
Special talk on Gandhi Jayanti — "What Gandhi Teaches Us About Conflict Transformation: Lessons for Today"
#ConflictTransformation #NonViolence #IPCollege #DelhiUniversity #GandhiJayanti
Honored to speak @mirandahouse_ @UnivofDelhi on my New Book ‘Conflict Resolution in the Twenty-First Century’ published by @SpringerNature recently.
Explored #Gandhi’s creative #nonviolence as a framework for today’s conflicts-ethical imagination, reconciliation, and dignity.
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“In these highly charged times, let’s summon the courage, empathy, dignity & shared humanity that Gandhi exemplified”: @antonioguterres
On Gandhi's birthday, we mark #NonViolenceDay to honour his philosophy of non-violence that has inspired social justice movements worldwide
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May Bapu’s timeless message keep guiding us towards a better society and a Viksit Bharat.
#GandhiJayanti
On #GandhiJayanti , we remember a man we have reduced to rituals. Today, when violence, hatred, and bigotry have become part of everyday expression, Gandhi must mean reclaiming truth, nonviolence, compassion, and human dignity—in our public lives as well as our private ones.
Spoke at Amity University, Noida on September 30 exploring , Ahimsa not as mere spiritual injunction, but as a foundational ethic and lived ontology—a way of being that shapes our relational existence.
#GandhiJayanti #Ahimsa #Philosophy
Looking forward to speaking @mirandahouse_ @UnivofDelhi tomorrow on my new book on 'Conflict Resolution'. The session will explore how ethical and psychological dimensions of Gandhi’s creative non-violence can inform contemporary approaches to conflict resolution.
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FIRST ATHLETICS GOLD IS HERE!!!!! 🤩🇮🇳
Indian 4x400m Women’s Team won the Gold Medal at Asian Games 2026! 🥇
FINALLY, OUR GIRLS DID IT!!!!!!! 🥹
Looking forward to speaking on “Deconstructing Gandhi's Non-Violence: Ahimsa as Ethical Foundation and Moral Practice @amity_noida ,on September 1 .
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मैं यह अनुरोध करना चाहूंगी कि लोकप्रिय कलाकार स्वास्थ्य के लिए हानिकारक पदार्थों का endorsement न करें। Star वही है जो रोशनी फैलाए, अंधेरा नहीं।
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What is important is not so much how long you live as whether you live a meaningful life. This doesn’t mean accumulating money and fame, but being of service to your fellow human beings. It means helping others if you can, but even if you can’t do that, at least not harming them.
Looking forward to speaking at @RLAC_DU, @UnivofDelhi tomorrow, 22 September on how Gandhi’s voice remains a living resource to rekindle humanity amidst the deep fissures of political and moral apathy.
The New Delhi Declaration 2026 adopted unanimously. India’s diplomatic prowess ensured that the differences did not derail the BRICS process. The world now looks to BRICS to translate words into action—cooperation, growth & peace. #BRICS2026
Very proud to see makhana and sattu from my state Bihar included in a uniquely thought of Swadeshi welcome kit for the media at #BRICKSsummit2026 in New Delhi.
