Rajitha Venugopal is an Assistant Professor in Literary and Cultural Studies at FLAME University, with a Doctor of Arts from Jamia Millia Islamia. Her academic focus includes memory studies, postcolonialism, and Indian writing, and she frequently co-authors articles and opinion pieces.
Outside her core academic work, she is passionate about graphic novels and anime, leading sessions for student clubs on these subjects. She is also an advocate for linguistic diversity, writing about the importance of celebrating Indias regional languages and their connection to identity.
She has co-authored published work on the contemporary significance of graphic novelist Joe Sacco.
Rajitha Venugopal
Assistant Professor at FLAME University
Pune District, Maharashtra, India
Overview
Topics They Care About
Graphic Novels
She has co-authored articles on the subject and engages with student clubs, indicating a deep academic and personal interest in the medium.
Linguistic Diversity
She has co-authored multiple articles discussing language debates, identity, and the need to celebrate the diversity of regional languages in India.
Collaborative Research
Frequently shares her work that has been co-authored with other professors and scholars, highlighting a value for collaborative efforts in academia.
Media Appearances
India's conservation law 'undermines' local communities .... Featured in FLAME University – In the Media
Work History
9-2021
Assistant Professor at FLAME University
Education
10-2014 - 3-2021
Doctor of Arts from Jamia Millia Islamia
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Location : Pune District, Maharashtra, India
Job Level : Junior
Designation : Assistant Professor at FLAME University
