Water & Worries of Bodh Gaya
Un-Slumming the Slum of a Small Town: An Ethnographic Account from Bodh Gaya, India. A slum is considered a place which suffers from poverty, overcrowding and fundamental infrastructural deprivation.
Read ArticleExplore my professional milestones year by year
Passionate about sustainable water solutions and urban development
PhD in Sustainability Science from United Nations University, Tokyo. JfUNU Scholar with expertise in integrated water resource management and urban metabolism.
4+ years in water sector across government, academia, and development organizations. Smart City Fellow with focus on policy, infrastructure, and community engagement.
Urban water systems, sanitation, wastewater treatment, climate adaptation, hydro-informatics, policy frameworks, and nature-based solutions.
Academic journey and achievements
4+ years of impactful work in water sector
Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs
New Delhi, India
Indian Institute for Human Settlements (IIHS)
Bengaluru, India
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University
New Delhi, India
Bihar Rural Livelihood Promotion Society
Patna, India
Research contributions to water and sustainability
Journal of Industrial Ecology, Wiley
Analyzed water infrastructure modernization and service delivery models.
Sustainability Nexus Forum, Springer Nature
Applied Urban Political Ecology Framework to assess water inequalities.
Area Development and Policy
Examined irrigation and drainage systems in peri-urban contexts.
Urbanisation, Sage
Analyzed water infrastructure planning in small towns.
The Urban Ecologies of Divided Cities, Springer
Water access in informal settlements and urban equity.
Habitat International, Elsevier
Analyzed PPPs and blended finance mechanisms.
Comprehensive skill set in water and sustainability
Achievements and honors
Urban Science Summer School
Chinese Academy of Science
June 2025Full PhD Funding
United Nations University
2023-2026Academic Excellence
Nalanda University
2018-2019Special Invitation
Ministry of Education, India
2020Insights on water, sustainability, and urban development
Un-Slumming the Slum of a Small Town: An Ethnographic Account from Bodh Gaya, India. A slum is considered a place which suffers from poverty, overcrowding and fundamental infrastructural deprivation.
Read ArticleExploring the ecological and cultural significance of the East Kaali River. Understanding the seasonal and perennial water flow patterns and their impact on local communities and biodiversity.
Read ArticleIn the Name of Development: How Nashik's Goda Ghat Juggled Concretisation and De-concretisation Over Two Decades. A case study on urban water infrastructure transformation.
Read ArticleUnity in Religion for Solving Climate Change: Lessons from Swami Vivekananda. Exploring how spiritual and religious perspectives can contribute to climate action and sustainability.
Read ArticleLet's collaborate on sustainable water solutions
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