Assistant Professor
Hyderabad Campus,
Assistant Professor,
School of Gender and Livelihoods
Chairperson,
SC/ST and EO Cell
Qualification
M.A, M.Phil., Ph.D.
Contact
neetha.rani[at]tiss[dot]ac[dot]in
Tata Institute of Social Sciences,
Turkayamjal,
Hyderabad
Neetha Rani has done her Ph.D from University of Hyderabad.
Her areas of interests are History of Modern India, World History, Colonialism, Contemporary History of India, Gender and History, Gender and Media.
Rani, Neetha (2017). Spectacles of Empire: The Coronation Durbar and Imperial Hunt Conjoined, International Journal of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, 4 (1).
Rani, Neetha (2022). Unmasking Gender, Caste and Patriarchy in the Great Indian Kitchen. In Mohan, D & Achuth, A (Eds.), Reimagining Marginality: Exploitation, Experience, Expression (pp.171-188), New Delhi: Authors Press.
Rani, Neetha & D, Mohan (2024). Adivasi Text as an Assertion and a Lament: A Feminist Perspective and a Critique of Religious Conversion and Reservations. Contemporary Voice of Dalit, 0(0), 1-15.
As Second co-PI for the project Strengthening State Responsiveness for Preventing Gender-based Violence: Towards a State-Civil Society-Community Framework for Kerala, This project is funded by World Bank. (Status- Ongoing)
Undergraduate Courses
History: Nature and Purpose
State and the People (For Guwahati Campus also)
Insights from Indian History
Gender: Interdisciplinary Perspectives
History of Medieval India (Guwahati Campus)
History of Modern India (Guwahati Campus)
Introduction to Historical Thoughts (Mumbai Campus)
MA Courses
Gender and Education
Introduction to Women's Studies
Women's Movements: Contemporary Forms of Social Resistance
Gender and Law: The Indian Perspective
Gender and Technology
Women, Work and Livelihood
Hidden Labour: Well-being, Emotions and Affect in Work