Srima Nandi

My research interests lie at the intersection of Diaspora Studies, Intersectionality, Ecocriticism, Gender and Race Studies, and Memory Studies. I explore how displaced identities negotiate belonging through narratives shaped by migration, cultural memory, and ecological spaces. My work examines literature as a site where race, gender, environment, and historical trauma intersect, revealing power structures and marginalized voices. I am particularly interested in how memory—both personal and collective—functions as a tool of resistance and survival within diasporic communities. Through interdisciplinary frameworks, my research seeks to foreground sustainability, identity, and justice in contemporary literary and cultural texts.

English in Practice and Theory, Language Laboratory, and Soft Skills

Present Position: Professor in UEM, Kolkata, 2021 till date
Last Positions: Assistant Professor in Supreme Knowledge Foundation Group of Institutions, Hooghly, 2009-2011
Assistant Professor in Academy of Technology, Hooghly, 2003-2009