Chaitra Redkar
Associate Professor, Chair (Humanities and Social Sciences)
Humanities and Social Sciences
Political Ideas in Modern India, Gandhian Studies, Gender Studies, Indian Politics
chaitra@iiserpune.ac.in
Associate Professor, Chair (Humanities and Social Sciences)
Humanities and Social Sciences
Political Ideas in Modern India, Gandhian Studies, Gender Studies, Indian Politics
chaitra@iiserpune.ac.in
Chaitra Redkar joined IISER Pune in 2020 as an Associate Professor. Prior to that she worked at SNDT Women’s University, Mumbai (1998-2020). She received her training in Political Science and her research degrees, M.Phil. and Ph.D. from Savitribai Phule Pune University. Chaitra has worked closely with the textbook development projects and in curriculum design in Political Science. Chaitra is a bilingual academic and advocates academic writing in native languages.
Women and Politics in Maharashtra
Chaitra is studying women’s participation in the domain of non-party politics as well and in party politics as an attempt to engender democratic politics in Maharashtra.
Redkar, Chaitra (2021). “Itihasa vishayicha Subaltern Dristhtikon” in Vangmayetihasache Punarlekhan Ed by Naik, S & Shinde, R. Sahitya Academy, New Delhi, 185-205 ISBN 978-93- 89467-17-8
Redkar, Chaitra (2020) “Efficacy of Satyagraha for Religious Reforms: Case of Pandharpur Temple-entry Satyagraha” in Indian Modernity: Challenges and Responses Ed. by Wamburkar, J. The Unique Foundation, Pune. Pp. 306-319, ISBN 978-81-945328-1-1
Redkar, Chaitra (2020). Sane Guruji: Vyakti ani Vichar. Sadhana, Pune. ISBN 978-93-86273-78-9 [Third Edition]
Redkar, Chaitra (2019) ‘Prastavana’ – Sane Guruji. Shyamchi Patre. Sadhana, Pune. Pp. 9-26. ISBN 978-93-86273-59-8
Redkar, Chaitra. (2019) Gandhian Engagement with Capital: Perspectives of J. C. Kumarappa. SAGE, New Delhi ISBN: 978-93-532-8228-8
“Satyottar Jagatil Satyacha Shodh” The Wire Marathi, 9, 10, 11 May 2020 [Searching for Truth in the Era of Post-Truth – Serialized in three parts]
“Sane Guruji Kharech itake Mahatvache Ahet ka?” The Wire Marathi, 9 August 2020 [Relevance of Sane Guruj’s location for our times]