University of Jammu Confers Ph.D Degree to Swati Dutt for Research in Sociology
Breaking Barriers: Swati Dutt's Research Sheds Light on Social Mobility Among Scheduled Caste Women
16-06-2023 : Swati Dutt, the wife of Dr. Sunil Tanoch and a resident of Udhampur, has achieved a significant academic milestone by qualifying for the award of a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) degree in Sociology from the University of Jammu. Her commendable accomplishment is the result of her dedicated research and hard work in the field of sociology.
Swati’s doctoral research focused on the topic of “Social Mobility and Scheduled Caste Women: A Study of Bhalwal and Akhnoor Blocks in Jammu District.” The objective of her study was to explore and analyze the social mobility patterns among Scheduled Caste women residing in the Bhalwal and Akhnoor blocks of Jammu District.
Under the guidance and supervision of Prof. Vishav Raksha, the Head of the Department of Sociology, Swati conducted an in-depth investigation into the factors influencing social mobility among Scheduled Caste women. She examined various aspects such as education, employment opportunities, social status, and cultural factors that impact the social mobility of this marginalized group.
Swati’s research methodology involved extensive fieldwork, data collection, interviews, and analysis of qualitative and quantitative data. She gathered insights from a diverse range of primary and secondary sources to gain a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter. Her rigorous research process allowed her to draw meaningful conclusions and contribute to the existing body of knowledge in the field of sociology.
The successful completion of her Ph.D. reflects Swati’s intellectual acumen, perseverance, and dedication to her chosen field of study. Her achievement not only demonstrates her scholarly competence but also highlights her commitment to promoting social justice and inclusivity.
The University of Jammu has recognized Swati’s exceptional academic contributions and conferred upon her the well-deserved degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Sociology. Her research findings have the potential to inform policy decisions and interventions aimed at empowering Scheduled Caste women and promoting social equality in the region.
