Research Scholars

 

Rahul Mishra
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Research Area- Fertility Transition and Well Being: My focus of research is on fertility transition and Household well-being. Fertility is rapidly declining in almost all states. However, few spatial pockets are still posing relatively high fertility as a result of low socio-economic development. High fertility on the other hand causes a differential pattern of well-being in societies. My research aims to reveal the impact of declining fertility on household well-being.

Jeetendra Kumar Patel
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Research Area:Tourism & Applied Geography: My research focuses on identifying the impact and scope of eco-tourism in livelihood diversification and poverty alleviation in backward regions of India. I am particularly interested in spatial monitoring of existing and potential eco-tourism destinations in the Bundelkhand region of Madhya Pradesh through geo-informatics.
Kaluram Chouhan 
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Research Area: – Regional Development and Planning: My research deals with rural transformation and micro-level planning and I am doing my research on the status and level of rural transformation and its micro-level disparities in the selected study area. The main objective of my research is how the prevailed governing factors of rural transformation effecting the micro-regional variations. Nevertheless, the ultimate aim of my research is to propose suitable plan for the micro level planning of rural transformation in the region.		  Kundan Parmar
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Area of research:Tropical Water Resources - Ongoing investigation is concerned with the physical and non-physical properties, parameters of occurrence, movement, and deficiency of surface and subsurface water within the tropical regions of India. Sufficient availability and accessibility to fresh water is still continuing a serious cause of suffering to the masses.  Ensuring fresh water to every hamlet and to extend the spectrum of better livelihood are the fundamental targes of the state and society. Current study aims to find the ways and means for understanding the said problems and to suggest location specific solutions to address the issues.
Ganga Sagar Bhagat
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Research Area: Cryosphere and Water Resource Assessment: My research focuses on the style and timing of glaciers during the little ice age in the Himalayas. I am particularly interested in monitoring the spatial and temporal patterns of glacier fluctuation, constrained based on multi-temporal data sets, including GTS maps, toposheets, aerial photographs, and satellites data from different agencies.		 Sonal Srivastava 
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Research Area- Regional Development and Planning- The goal of the research is identification, demarcation and planning of new Rural Planning Regions at macro and micro levels complying to the UN and national Sustainable Development Goals framework. The study aims at finding the historical regionalization, inter-relationships and causes of developmental disparity across rural India.   
 Vijendra Mani Tripathi  
Admission 2021-22
Registration No. Name
Y21444501 Aryan Yadav
Y21444502 Dolly Tiwari
Y21444503 Mahima Chandauriya
Y21444504 Mousumi Dey
Y21444505 Rajat Kumar
Y21444506 Ranjeet Kumar
Y21444507 Rekha Sahu
Y21444508 Rohit Kumar Dubey
Y21444509 Santosh Paraste
Y21444510 Shubham Patel
Y21444511 Shubham