About Noida International University
Noida International University was established in the year 2010 by an Act (Act No. 27 of 2010) of the Uttar Pradesh State Legislature. The University is approved under Section 2(f) & 12(b) of UGC Act 1956 and empowered to award degrees as specified by UGC under section 22 of UGC Act 1956. The University is accredited by National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) with A+ grade, a score of 3.44 highest among private universities in cycle 1 and is also a member of Association of Indian Universities (AIU).
The University has received prestigious recognition by the Department of Science and Industrial Research (DSIR) under the scheme on Recognition of Scientific and Industrial Research Organizations (SIROs), as a Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (SIRO) in 2022 and 2025.
Noida International Institute of Medical Sciences (NIIMS)
NIU is also home to the Noida International Institute of Medical Sciences (NIIMS), a 900 bedded hospital and medical college dedicated to excellence in medical education and healthcare. NIIMS follows a pragmatic, hands-on approach to learning, ensuring students gain in-depth knowledge and practical experience in the field of medicine.
- Medical College with modern facilities
- Hands-on clinical training
- Approved by NMC
School of Liberal Arts
NIU follows principles of participatory governance. Among its distinguished schools, the School of Liberal Arts explores various dimensions of human society through humanities and social sciences, fostering critical thinking, creativity, aesthetics, and life skills philosophy.
School of Journalism and Mass Communication
The School of Journalism and Mass Communication further strengthens NIU's academic landscape, offering rigorous training in media and related disciplines with commitment to excellence, interdisciplinary education, and global engagement.
Conference Tracks
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TRACK 1 Indian Knowledge System: A Source to Retrospection & Introspection ▼
- Unearthing the historical roots.
- The Textual Legacy of IKS
- The mingling reflection of aesthetics and philosophy of Indian Culture
- The traditional science of IKS
- IKS the root source of professional ethics
- Ayurveda: An effective implementation for Holistic Health
- Purushartha the four pillars to ensure social equity
- The knowledge system of Value embedding and Skill development
TRACK 2 Indus Valley to E.H. Carr: Understanding of History and Culture across the Globe ▼
- Civilizations are the imprint of human development and failure
- Reshaping of global history by colonial and post-colonial period
- The roots of sustainable development from history to the contemporary society
- The historiography of human science and conscience
- The interdisciplinarity of architectural science, history and modern architecture
- The verbal tales and myths of historical monuments
- Ancient trade routes and modern business
- The syncretism of art and culture from ancient to modern times
- The empathetic connection between memory, monuments and heritage preservation
TRACK 3 Struggle of Identity in the Sphere of Gender: Personal & Professional Front (SDG 5, 8) ▼
- Microaggression and gender equality
- The advocacy of equality through subtle obligation
- Gender Roles: The pressure of Performance and Burden of Representation
- The Alienation approach towards identity survival
- Establishing the gender and age understanding through cinematic approach
- Re-defined Gender role through social media influence
- Professional biasness through Glass Ceiling
- The Confinement of Nature and Nurture within the gender role boundaries
TRACK 4 Sociological Imaginations and Societal Issues: A mirror reflection of SDG Challenges (SDG 1, 2, 6) ▼
- The Power Dynamic of SDG Challenges
- Environmental Racism
- Sociological Imaginations and hurdles of SDG Realities
- Technological Inclusion, Social Repulsion and SDG Exclusion
- Understanding SDG through everyday social challenges
- Quality Education and Social Transformation
- Public Health Inequalities and Community Resilience
- Access, equity, AI, and sustainable digital futures
TRACK 5 The Compatible Sustainability of Demography and Geography (SDG 11, 13, 14, 15) ▼
- The disposition of human mobility and environmental migration
- Resource Management and demographic transitions
- Food, and energy security: The sixth element human panchatatva
- The dynamic role of population in geographical framework
- The optimum utility of landscape for sustainable development
- Understanding the geography, analyzing the resources and visualizing the futuristic demography through GIS
- Climate change: the outcome and repercussion of geographical shift and demographical exploitation
- The rule of nature and policies of human: A handhold to protect environment
TRACK 6 Ecocriticism, Environmental Studies and Legal Policies (SDG 4, 13) ▼
- Ecofeminism and Gendered Perspectives on Nature
- Climate Fiction (Cli-Fi) and Environmental Futures
- Indigenous Ecologies and Traditional Environmental Knowledge
- Environmental Ethics and Literary Representations
- Blue Humanities: Oceans, Rivers, and Aquatic Ecologies
- Climate Justice and Social Vulnerability
- Corporate Responsibility and Environmental Accountability
- Green Consumerism and Sustainable Lifestyles
TRACK 7 Governance, Policy and Political Dynamics: Multipolar World and Global Relations (SDG 7, 16, 17) ▼
- The Rise of Multipolarity in International Relations
- Strategic Competition and Cooperation among Major Powers
- Geopolitics and Strategic Affairs
- Energy, Environment and Sustainability Politics
- Middle Powers and their Growing Influence
- Technological Dependence and Strategic Vulnerability
- India and the Emerging Multipolar Order
- India’s Vision for Global Cooperation
TRACK 8 Literary World of Fiction & Realism ▼
- Evolution of Fiction Across Cultures
- Speculative and Science Fiction
- Everyday life as Literary Subject Matter
- Realism as a reaction to Romanticism
- Everyday Heroes and ordinary Life
- Symbolism within Realistic Speech
- Postmodern Challenges to Realism
- New Realisms in Contemporary Literature
TRACK 9 Multi-dimensional aspects of Communication and Language Studies (SDG 4) ▼
- Communication theories and approaches
- Language, culture and society
- Psychology of communication and language
- Communication in professional contexts
- Literacy and language learning
- Emerging and Contemporary Issues in Communication and Language Studies
- Ethics and AI-Meditated Communication
- AI, Technology and the Future of Language
TRACK 10 The Tri-polarization of Education, Mental Health and Well-being (SDG 3) ▼
- Lifelong Learning and well being
- Early identification of Mental Health Concerns
- Happiness and Satisfaction in Learning
- Teacher Mental Health and Professional Well Being
- Professional Development for Mental Health Awareness
- Inclusive and Supportive learning Spaces
- Classroom Culture and Emotional Climate
- Community Based Approaches to Wellness
TRACK 11 Human Rights: An Environment of Understanding, Growth and Togetherness (SDG 16) ▼
- Universalism and Cultural Perspectives on Rights
- Community Engagement for Rights Promotion
- Conflict resolution and Reconciliation
- Transparency and Citizen Participation
- Building Resilient and Inclusive Societies
- Transformative Approaches to Rights and Development
- Youth Voices in Human Rights Advocacy
- Human Rights and Future Generations
TRACK 12 Different dimensions of Management catering Economic Opportunities and Social Equity (SDG 12) ▼
- Management in a Globalized Economy
- Inclusive Management
- Strategic Management and Sustainable Development
- Management and Human Welfare
- Start-up Ecosystems and Economic Opportunities
- Gender Equity in Organizations
- Skill Development for Economic Advancements
- Shared value Creation and Ethical Decision-Making in Organizations
TRACK 13 Socio-Cultural Development through Sustainable Urbanization (SDG 9) ▼
- Urban Ecology and Human Settlements
- Sustainable frameworks in Urban Policy
- Informal Social Networks in Cities
- Gentrification and Cultural Displacement
- Policy Frameworks for Sustainable Cities
- Urban Green Spaces and Biodiversity
- Energy-Efficient Urban Infrastructure
- Disaster-Resilient Urban Planning
TRACK 14 Media & Journalism as the responsible 4th pillar of Democracy ▼
- Press Freedom and Democratic Values
- Evolution of Media as the Fourth State
- Constitutional and Legal Safeguards for media
- Self-Regulation in Journalism
- Press Councils and Media Ombudsman
- National Security and Media Restrictions
- Independent and Alternative Media
- Advertising and Editorial Independence
Call for Papers & Submission Guidelines
Authors are invited to submit their full research papers for the conference, ensuring strict adherence to the submission guidelines provided.
Accepted and presented papers will be considered for publication in Taylor & Francis Conference Proceedings, subject to the publisher's peer review policy and terms & conditions.
Each accepted paper will receive a single certificate of participation, regardless of the number of authors. Additional individual certificates can be issued upon request for a fee of Rs. 1000 per certificate.
Registration Fee
| Registration Category |
Early Registration till 5 August 2026 |
Late Registration 10 August 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Foreign Author | 200 USD | 250 USD |
| Industry Professionals | Rs. 14,000/- | Rs. 15,000/- |
| Academicians and Faculty | Rs. 11,000/- | Rs. 12,000/- |
| Research Scholars | Rs. 9,000/- | Rs. 10,000/- |
* All fees include publication charges where applicable. Hybrid participation available.
Patrons
Chief Patron
DR. DEVESH KUMAR SINGH
Chairman
Noida International University
Patron
DR. VIKRAM SINGH
Chancellor
Noida International University
Patron
PROF. (DR.) UMA BHARDWAJ
Vice-Chancellor Noida International University
Co-Patron
Dr. Mukesh Parashar
Registrar
Noida International University
Co-Patron
Dr. Tanveer Ahmad Wani
Dean - Quality Assurance & Accreditations
Noida International University
Conference Chair
Prof. (Dr.) Aparna Sharma
Dean, SLA
Noida International University
Conference Co-Chair
Prof. (Dr.) Arfa Rajput
Dean, SJMC
Noida International University
Conference Conveners
Dr. Sangeeta Mishra
Assistant Professor
Dept. of English, SLA
Dr. Amrita Singh
Assistant Professor
Dept. of English, SLA
Organising Secretary
Dr. Manju Kundu
Assistant Professor
Dept. of International Relations, SLA
Conference Co-Conveners
Dr. Sudesh Sangwan
(Hospitality & Management)
Assistant Professor
Dept. of English, SLA
Dr. Soumi Banerjee
(Editorial & Review)
Assistant Professor
Dept. of English, SLA
Dr. Devi Prasad
(Funding & Finance)
Assistant Professor
Dept. of Sociology, SLA
Dr. Shraddhesh Tiwari
(Marketing & Discipline)
Assistant Professor
Dept. of Psychology, SLA
Dr. Shardha Purohit
(Technical)
Associate Professor
SJMC
Dr. Arijit Ghosh
(Plagiarism)
Assistant Professor
Dept. of Geography, SLA
Ethical Committee Members
The ‘Multidisciplinary Approach to Humanities and Social Sciences’ takes ethical misconduct seriously and has established procedures to address such issues. If unethical behaviour is suspected, the editorial board will investigate the matter thoroughly. If misconduct is confirmed, appropriate actions will be taken, which may include the rejection of the manuscript, notifying the authors’ institutions, and banning the authors from future participation in the conference. All investigations and actions will be conducted in accordance with the principles of fairness, confidentiality, and transparency.
Prof. (Dr.) Aparna Sharma
Dean, School of Liberal Arts
Noida International University,
Greater Noida
Prof. (Dr.) Anil Sehrawat
Dy. Director, Amity Institute of Corporate Communication
Amity University Noida,
Utter Pradesh
Prof. (Dr.) Aarfa Rajput
Dean, School of Journalism & Mass Communication
Noida International University,
Greater Noida
Wasino Wasino
Post Graduate School, Universitas Negeri Semarang
Paramita Editor: Chief Editor: Paramita : historical Studies journal
Conference Sub-Committees
Coordination Committee
- Dr. Manju Kundu (Head)
- Dr. Devi Prasad
- Dr. Vinod Kumar Singh
- Mr. Shambhu Kumar
- Dr. Ajay Tiwari
- Mr. Sachin Kumar Suman
- Ms. Saloni Goel
- Mr. Adarsh Mishra
Funding & Finance Committee
- Dr. Devi Prasad (Head)
- Dr. Manju Kundu
- Mr. Sachin Kumar Suman
- Mr. Adarsh Mishra
Editorial/Review Committee
- Dr. Soumi Banerjee (Head)
- Dr. Quaisar Alam
- Dr. Rachna Davi
- Dr. Syed Fahar Ali
- Dr. Adarsh Kumar
- Dr. Yogita Sharma
- Dr. Nancy Puri
- Dr. Devi Prasad
- Dr. Poonam Kumari
- Dr. Arijit Ghosh
- Dr. Ajay Tiwari
- Dr. Vinod Kumar Singh
Plagiarism & AI Committee
- Dr. Arijit Ghosh (Head)
- Dr. Jyotsana Mishra
- Dr. Ajay Tiwari
- Dr. Henna Dembla
Technical Committee
- Dr. Shardha Purohit (Head)
- Dr. Yogita Sharma
- Dr. Ambar Pandey
- Mr. Gaurav Parashar
Registration Committee
- Dr. Yogita Sharma (Head)
- Dr. Nancy Puri
- Mr. Sachin Kumar Suman
- Mr. Adarsh Mishra
Discipline Committee
- Dr. Shraddhesh Tiwari (Head)
- Dr. Vinod Kumar Singh
- Dr. Nancy Puri
- Mr. Jay Prakash Vishwakarma
Certificate Committee
- Dr. Rachna Davi (Head)
- Dr. Naima Umar
- Mr. Raghunath Singh
- Dr. Soumi Banerjee
- Dr. Poonam Kumari
- Dr. Jyotsana Mishra
Logistic and Hospitality Committee
- Dr. Sudesh Sangwan (Head)
- Dr. Poonam Kumari
- Dr. Ajay Tiwari
- Dr. Hena Dembla
- Mr. Jay Prakash Vishwakarma
- Mr. Sachin Kumar Suman
- Mr. Adarsh
- Mr. Adarsh
Advisory Board
Prof.(Dr.) Ravindra Kumar Sharma
Convenor UGC Committee
Ministry of. Education
Prof.(Dr.) Yeliena Prokhorova
Kyiv National Economic University,
Ukraine
Prof. (Dr.) Jagdish Kumar Pundir
Professor of Sociology
Ex Pro Vice Chancellor
C.C.S. University, Meerut (U.P.)
Prof.(Dr.) Lalit Garg
University of Malta, Malta
Honorary lecturer at the University of Liverpool
United Kingdom (UK)
Prof. (Dr. )Abdulrahman P. Vijapur
Emeritus Professor of Political Science
University of Science and Technology, Meghalaya
Retd. Prof.(Dr.) Ashok Shastri
Head of Managing Committee,
MV PG College
Haridwar, Uttarakhand
Prof. (Dr.) Ratneshwar Mishra
(Retd.)Professor & Head
Department of History
LNMU, Darbhanga
Dr. Raj Singh
Vice Chancellor
Bennett University UP
Dr. Devesh Sharma (Retd.)
NAS PG College Meerut
Prof.(Dr.) Sanjay Swarnkar
Academic Secretary, Department of History,
Govt. K.R.G.P.G. (Auto) College, Gwalior (M.P.)
External Reviewers
Prof. Halina Marlewicz, Ph.D.
Institute of Oriental Studies JU,
Head of Department of Languages and Cultures of India and South Asia,
Al. Mickiewiczam Kraków, Poland
Prof. (Dr.) Veenus Jain
Professor, Centre of Studies in Jainism,
Somaiya Vidyavihar University, Mumbai
Prof.(Dr.)Ritesh Bhardwaj
Shyam Lal College(Evening),
University of Delhi, Delhi
Prof.(Dr.) Ruchika Gupta
HOD, Journalism and Mass Communication,
Trinity Institute of Professional Studies, GGSIP University Delhi
Prof. (Dr.) Shikha Srivastava
Applied Psychology,
School of Liberal Education,
Galgotias University
Dr. Richa Sharma
Professor & HOD,
Mangalmay Institute of Management and Technology,
Greater Noida
Dr. Rachna Sharma
Associate Professor,
KIIT College of Education,
Gurugram, Haryana.
Prof.(Dr.) Yeliena Prokhorova
Kyiv National Economic University, Ukraine
Dr. Sanjana Sharma Marwaha
Associate Professor, Sociology,
Amity Institute of Social Sciences,
Amity University Uttar Pradesh
Dr. Reena Singh
Associate Professor,
Amity University, Noida
Dr Prashant Arwey
Head, Department of History,
Ramjas College, University of Delhi
Dr. Aditya Kumar Shukla
Associate Professor,
Amity School of Communication
Amity University Madhya Pradesh Gwalior
Prof. (Dr.) Arun Kumar Singh
Professor ICFAI Law School,
Director IQAC The ICFAI University
Dehradun Uttarakhand
Dr. Neelam Tyagi
Senior Assistant Professor,
Campus Law Centre
Faculty of Law University of Delhi
Naira Mkrtchyan
Yerevan, Armenia
Lecturer and Head of Educational Department at
Mkhitar Gosh Armenian-Russian International University