Dr. Seema Parihar is an Associate Professor of History, recognized for her scholarly contributions to historical research and her dedication to academic excellence in higher education. With a Ph.D. in History and years of teaching experience at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels, Dr. Parihar brings deep expertise and a passion for making history accessible, engaging, and relevant to students. Her academic interests span a range of historical periods and themes, with a particular focus on [insert specialization here—e.g., modern Indian history, gender studies, colonial and post-colonial studies, or cultural history]. She has published extensively in national and international journals and has presented her research at several academic conferences and seminars. Dr. Parihar is committed to fostering critical thinking and historical inquiry in the classroom. She is known for her interactive teaching style, emphasis on primary sources, and the integration of interdisciplinary approaches in historical analysis. Beyond teaching, she actively mentors students and supervises research projects and dissertations.
In addition to her scholarly work, Dr. Parihar contributes to academic and institutional development through curriculum design, participation in university committees, and community engagement initiatives. Her dedication to promoting inclusive education and historical awareness continues to inspire both students and colleagues alike.