Academic Background:
Mr. Birendra Bhujel is a dedicated PhD research scholar in the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences at the Indian Institute of Technology Patna, India. His academic journey reflects a strong foundation in sociology, enriched by a series of significant publications and conference contributions. His work, acclaimed for its depth and originality, explores the intersections of language, identity, and social dynamics.
Education:
Mr. Birendra completed his M.Phil. in Sociology from Sikkim Central University, preceded by an M.A. in Sociology from North Bengal University (NBU), and a B.A. in Sociology from Birpara College, NBU. He also achieved top honors in his class X board exams, reflecting his early academic excellence.
Professional Experience:
He has over a year of experience teaching as a part-time faculty member in the sociology department of a general degree college. His professional background is further strengthened by his current research role at IIT Patna.
Research Interests:
Birendra’s research interests focus on Linguistic Landscape and Multilingualism, Ethnic Identity, and the Sociology of Language. His work examines how language landscapes shape social identities and ethnic communities, particularly within the context of Nepali communities in Darjeeling and other regions.