Qualification

• Pursuing PhD - Nagaland University
• NET Qualified
• MA Political science - St Joseph university (Autonomous), Chumukedima
• BA Political Science - St John College, Dimapur

Paper Presentation

1. The Role of Women in the Naga Peace Process at Politics in the Margins: Exploring Ethno Political Issues in Northeast India, organised by Political Science Department, Tetso College, Nagaland from 23rd-25th October, 2024
2. Marginality and Empowerment: Addressing the Challenges of Women in Conflict Zones
3. Gender Dynamics in Nagaland's Political Landscape:Barrier's to Naga Women's Participation
4. Patriarchy and Property: The intersection of Customary Law and Women's Empowerment among The Lotha Naga
5. Customary Law and Formal Legal Frameworks: A Socio-Legal Analysis of Barriers to Women's Inheritance Rights Among The Naga Tribes

Publication

1. Marginality and Empowerment: Addressing the Challenges of Women in Conflict Zones.        
2. Patriarchy and Property: The intersection of Customary Law and Women's Empowerment among The Lotha Naga.
3. Customary Law and Formal Legal Frameworks: A Socio-Legal Analysis of Barriers to Women's Inheritance Rights Among The Naga Tribes   

Featured as a Resource Person

• Resource Person in the State Level Tetso NTA UGC NET Workshop on “International Relations”. Organized by Department of Political Science, Tetso College on 20th May, 2026

Area of Interest

Gender studies and IR