Rituparna is pursuing her PhD in modern history at Jawaharlal Nehru University. Her research explores colonial frontier policies and how they contributed to the enduring construction of narratives of isolation and marginality about Northeast India in the post-independence period.
Contexualizing Christianity among Mizos and Nagas: colonial encounters and shifting worldviews
How Lyngdoh guardians and their myths protect forest ecosystems in Meghalaya
Tracing the journey of Vrndavani Vastra and its shifting meanings across cultures and historical time.
Preserving Zeliangrong identity through spiritual reform and resistance against colonial rule in Northeast India.