Shweta Sharma

University of Delhi, Department of Political Science, Faculty Member

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Name: Dr. Shweta Sharma
Designation: Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science
Name of Institution: Ganga Devi Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Patna ( Patliputra University )
PhD., Department of Political Science, University of Delhi, Delhi
PhD. Topic /Title– Custodial Crimes in India : A Study on Delhi Police
M.Phil. from Department of Political Science, University of Delhi, Delhi
Research Topic: Recognition And Politics Of Difference In Multicultural Societies.
Masters from Centre for Political Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi
Graduation in B.A. Political Science (Hons.), Miranda House, University of Delhi, Delhi.
Work experience
A) Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, (permanent faculty), Ganga Devi Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Patna ( Patliputra University ) since 05.10.2024 till present.
B) Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, (permanent faculty), Ram Lakhan Singh Yadav College, Bakhtiyarpur , Patliputra University, Patna since 07.02.2024 till 04.10.2024
C) Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, (permanent faculty), T.P.S. College, Patliputra University, Patna since 01.10.2021 till 07.02.2024.
d) Assistant Professor and Head of Department (permanent faculty), Department of Political Science, Nalanda Mahila College, Biharsharif (Nalanda), Patliputra University since 09.11.2019 till 30.09.2021.
e) Assistant Professor, (Guest faculty) in the Department of Political Science, Lady Shriram College for Women, University Of Delhi, 30 th july 2018 - 26th April 2019.
F) Assistant Professor, (Guest faculty) in the Department of Political Science, STGB Khalsa college , University Of Delhi, winter semester January 2018 – April. 2018.
G) Assistant Professor as (Ad-hoc faculty) at Kirorimal College, Department of Political Science, University Of Delhi, 17th August 2015 – 18th August 2017.
h) Guest Faculty- Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan under Ministry of Human Resource and Development, GOI from 18.07.2013 to 01.08.2013
i) Guest Faculty –B.A. (Prog.)1st Year Pol. Sc. At Kalindi College Under Personal Contact Programme Of School Of Open Learning, University Of Delhi, Session 2012-2013
j) Guest Faculty –B.A. (Prog.)3rd Year Pol. Sc. Rajdhani College Under Personal Contact Programme Of School Of Open Learning, University Of Delhi, Session 2011-2012
k) Guest Faculty –B.A. (Prog.)1st Year Pol. Sc. Dyal Singh College Under Personal Contact Programme Of School Of Open Learning, University Of Delhi, and Session 2009-2010.

Articles/Research papers published

1. Sharma Shweta. “Relevance of pre-British ancient Indian political thought”. International Journal of Humanities and Social Science Research, ISSN: 2455-2070 , Vol. I, Issue 2, 2015 pp. 43-44.
2. Sharma Shweta.“Life dictated by a rule book in police custody”.International Journal of Applied Research, ISSN Print: 2394-7500 ISSN Online: 2394-5869, 2015, Vol. I(8), Impact Factor: 5.2, pp. 8-9.
3. Sharma Shweta.“Politics of recognition” in the ‘Review of Politics’. ISSN NO: 0972- 1436, 2011, Vol. XIX, pp. 33-46.
4. Sharma Shweta. “Communitarian critique of multiculturalism”. Bi-Annual Research Journal of IIPA (Indian Institute Of Public Administration), ISSN NO. : 0974-2735, 2012, Vol. IX, pp.58 - 81.
Chapter in the book published
5. Sharma Shweta,“ Pacific Settlement of International Disputes and UN” in the book ‘United Nations and Global Conflicts’ edited by Dr Vijay Kumar Verma, ISBN NO. 978-93-83848-63-8, Pinnacle Learning publications, 2020, page no. 312- 322.
6. Sharma Shweta, “Women, Science and identity Dilemma: in Global Perspective”5th International Conference and Exhibition for Science 2023 (ICES2023), Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, February 6‐8, 2023, Springer, PP. -877.
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Relevance of pre british ancient indian political thought

International Journal of Humanities and Social Science Research, 2015

Chapter on united nations

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Exploring Fish Bioassay of Textile Dye Wastewaters and Their Selected Constituents in Terms of Mortality and Erythrocyte Disorders

Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology, 2009

Acute (4 day) and short-term (7 day) toxicity studies (at 1/5th and 1/10th of LC 50) of textile d... more Acute (4 day) and short-term (7 day) toxicity studies (at 1/5th and 1/10th of LC 50) of textile dye wastewaters and their selected ingredients (azo dye methyl red and heavy metals Cd, Cu, Ni and Zn) were made on a freshwater fish Gambusia affinis under laboratory conditions. LC 50 value was found to be the lowest in four cases, and the EC 50 value for reduction in erythrocyte counts in the remaining four tests. Thus, the reduction in erythrocyte counts to the 50% level was similar in sensitivity to fish mortality. The short-term toxicity studies revealed significant disorders in erythrocyte morphology (poikilocytosis) and its counts to be the better indices for toxicity monitoring in the absence of fish mortality.

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Relevance of pre British ancient Indian political thought

Delhi: Gupta Publications, 2015

Our tradition and common culture bind us together and give us a separate identity as a nation-sta... more Our tradition and common culture bind us together and give us a separate identity as a nation-state and recognition in the global world. We cannot disassociate ourselves from this commonality. We need not forget our pre-British political thought because they have immense treasure for the posterity to come.

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Namami Gange Project: An Analytical Assessment

Shodh Drishti (An International Peer Reviewed Refereed Research Journal), Vol. 15, No. 9.1, 0

This paper titled “Namami Gange Project: An Analytical Assessment” aims to understand the histori... more This paper titled “Namami Gange Project: An Analytical Assessment” aims to understand the
historical significance of Ganga as well as the developmental projects associated for its conservation,
most vital of them being the “Namami Gange Project.” This paper not only analyses the detrimental
effects of environmental degradation of Ganga, but also tries to understand the feminine identity given to
Ganga through the lenses of Eco-Feminist framework.
Keywords: Ganga, Namami Gange Project, Environmental Degradation, Eco-Feminism.

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Conference Presentations by Shweta Sharma

WOMAN, SCIENCE AND IDENTITY DILEMMA IN GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE.

Springer, 2023

Purpose and Context of writing this paper is to explore how woman and science can be co-related i... more Purpose and Context of writing this paper is to explore how woman and science can be co-related in understanding social development along with national development. My previous research experiences during Mphil.and PhD helped me develop theoretical analysis on gender and identity studies. Science is one area which has definitely brought changes in society. And woman’s role is very crucial in contributing towards science and technology. Ancient times across the world have witnessed women subjection to social taboos wherein she was treated as a second class citizen who barely participated in the developmental goals of a nation. With the influx of international feminist revolution and globalisation women have moved out of the shackles of those atrocious social taboos and are best contributing to the development at international level. Data analysis from different government data and secondary sources and theoretical research methodology is the possible option at present to study this area especially after Covid -19 pandemic.
Most of the contributions from women have been seen in science and technology. This is mainly possible due to the growth of scientific temper and rational international intervention towards identifying woman as great power engines of society and as human resource. Despite women’s engagement in science and technology, there is still identity dilemma amongst women across the globe. Most importantly discourses on gender identification have been made by the philosophical theories of Hegel, Charles Taylor and Nancy Fraser. There is still need to re-iterate the ideas on “Politics of Recognition” ton delimit the identity dilemma amongst women.
Result of this analysis of inter-relationship between women, science and identity dilemma would help in bringing changes in society and of course help in moving towards sustainable development. There are five sections in this paper namely - i) section one - Success and role of women in science ii) section two- social configuration and gender participation in scientific development in global perspective iii) identity dilemma and politics of recognition iv) section four- Towards sustainable development v) section five- conclusion. Paper ends with conclusion hoping for a response towards positive approach seeking women as an element of development who does face identity crises at social level. Sustainable development must meet this requirement.

Keywords: Science, Woman, Development, Identity, Politics of Recognition, Globalisation, Sustainable Development

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Relevance of pre british ancient indian political thought

International Journal of Humanities and Social Science Research, 2015