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  • Suna, S. (in press). Experiences, Challenges and Resistance: A Study of Dalit Women’s Experiences in Higher Educational Institutions in Odisha, India [unpublished doctoral dissertation]. The University of Sydney.
  • Suna, S. (2024). Boundary Crossings: Brahmanical Patriarchy, Power, And Sexual Violence In COVID-19 in Odisha, India. International journal of creative research thoughts, 12(11).
  •  Suna, S. (2020, June 3). Dalit Women in Higher Education in Odisha. Roundtable India. 
  • Suna, S. (2021, April 23). Persistence of Untouchability under BJD rule in Odisha. Nirveda Odisha 
  • Suna, S. (2026, July 28). Selective ritual reform and Buddhist marriage among Ambedkarites in Odisha. Round Table India. https://www.roundtableindia.co.in/selective-ritual-reform-and-buddhist-marriage-among-ambedkarites-in-odisha/

Recent Posts

  • If We Are Already ‘Untouchable’, Why Does Caste Still Need Social Boycott?
  • When Brotherhood Ends at Food: Reflections on the Boycott Over a Scheduled Caste Cook’s Appointment at Muribahal Block, Balangir (Odisha)
  • UGC and the Limits of Equity

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swati@saraswatisuna.com

I recognise the long histories of resistance and the continuing struggles of Adivasi, Dalit, and other marginalised communities, and I approach them as producers of knowledge and agents of social transformation. I also recognise the central role of gender in shaping these realities, as women and other gender-marginalised persons face layered and intersectional oppression. Caste and patriarchy operate together to structure everyday life. These struggles ground the ethical commitments of my work.

 

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