Shivangi Singh

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Shivangi Singh

Shivangi is a Political Science Postgraduate aspiring to research and design policies in Women Development. Her interest areas include the role of Women in International Relations and Political Philosophy; within this, she is particularly interested in the role of women in Conflict and Peace Building. She has extensive field research experience, primary & secondary research, project development & implementation, CSR & Grant proposal writing, NGO management. She is currently working as Head of Research with Ladli Foundation Trust – A grassroots level Non-profit working for the upliftment of the underprivileged. She has previously worked with various non-profit organizations, think-tanks working in Women empowerment & girl child development, Climate change, and sustainable development. She holds a B.A. and M.A. in political science from Indraprastha College for Women, University of Delhi.

Nepali women in Maoist insurgency: Life after war
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During the People’s War in Nepal (1996-2006), many women joined the Maoist guerilla group, People’s Liberation Army (PLA), for varied reasons but majorly for women’s empowerment. Once the war was…

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Music of Kashmir: Past perfect, future uncertain
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Kashmir, known as “Heaven on Earth,” has a diverse cultural legacy. Recent trends in Kashmiri poetry have evolved in tandem with contemporary folk music, keeping pace with the changing environment.…

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DOMESTICATION OF BODY OBJECTIFICATION: BODY IMAGE, BODY SHAMING, AND ETHICS
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“Objectification paves the way for body shaming and unrealistic body image pressures that create unrealistic body ideals and beauty standards.” This paper discusses the progression of the objectification of women’s…

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The situation of Women Healthcare in Jammu & Kashmir
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Abstract: Women’s Healthcare in India has always been a minor concern. In public/private hospitals, the ratio of doctor-patient numbers needs to be increased, as does the hospital staff and the…

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Climate Change and its effects on horticulture and agriculture crops in J&K
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Abstract Climate Change has brought disruption all around us. Agriculture and Horticulture are one of the few sectors affected by it, however, are receiving less attention, despite having significant economic…

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