Nainital: Women from Uttarakhand continue to excel across diverse fields with their hard work and determination. Be it sports, mountaineering, education, or research, their contributions are making a significant impact. Adding to this legacy, Dr. Suman Joshi Pandey, a native of Gangolihat, has been awarded a two-year Post-Doctoral Fellowship by the Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR).
Focus on Traditional Healing Practices
Dr. Suman’s research under this fellowship will delve into the traditional healing practices of the Kumaoni tribe. Her study will also examine the social, economic, and cultural dimensions of these practices. This initiative aims to preserve and understand the indigenous medical knowledge of the Kumaoni community, highlighting its relevance in modern times.
Academic Achievements
Dr. Suman completed her Ph.D. in 2021 from Kumaun University, DSB Campus, Nainital, under the guidance of Professor G.S. Negi. Her academic journey began in Nainital, where she developed a keen interest in tribal studies and cultural research.
Family Support Behind Success
Dr. Suman credits her success to her parents, mentors, and family. Her father, Madan Joshi, works in the private sector, while her mother, Manju Joshi, is a homemaker. She also has two younger brothers pursuing their education. Her husband, Vivek Pandey, works as a software engineer at TCS, and the couple’s extended family resides in Almora.
An Inspiration for Uttarakhand’s Youth
Dr. Suman’s dedication and achievements reflect the potential of young minds in Uttarakhand, serving as an inspiration for many. Her work is expected to shine a spotlight on the rich cultural and medicinal heritage of the Kumaoni tribe.
The people of Uttarakhand are proud of Dr. Suman Joshi Pandey’s accomplishment and wish her great success in her research journey.
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