JMI scholar Nitesh Dogne awarded Commonwealth Split-site scholarship
Jamia Millia Islamia scholar Nitesh Dogne secured the prestigious Commonwealth Split-site Scholarship for his research on tribal circularity. His work, focusing on the Bhil tribe's sustainable practices, will be pursued at the University of Bath. This recognition highlights the importance of indigenous knowledge in addressing global climate challenges and fostering international academic ties.
Jamia Millia Islamia scholar Nitesh Dogne secured the prestigious Commonwealth Split-site Scholarship for his research on tribal circularity. His work, focusing on the Bhil tribe's sustainable practices, will be pursued at the University of Bath. This recognition highlights the importance of indigenous knowledge in addressing global climate challenges and fostering international academic ties.
