A Round-up of the Kreaverse
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The stage is set, the moment is near.
Tomorrow, we come together once again — not just to celebrate a ceremony, but to honour a journey. Convocation 2025 isn’t just the culmination of academic pursuit; it’s a testament to Krea University’s enduring mission, year after year, to nurture thinkers, doers, and changemakers who are ready to step into the world with purpose.
From tentative first steps to bold aspirations, this cohort has grown within a community shaped by learning, empathy, and collaboration. And now, as they prepare to cross the threshold, we stand beside them — proud, inspired, and full of hope. See you at The Music Academy, Chennai, on 14 June 2025. Know more about the Convocation here and watch the live stream of the event here.
If you have stories or news to share with the Krea community, we invite you to connect with us at all.commsteam@krea.edu.in
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Workshop and Paper Presentation
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Abhayraj Naik, Visiting Associate Professor of Practice, Environmental Studies, School of Interwoven Arts and Sciences (SIAS), offered an international exploratory workshop on ‘Introduction to Climate Law in India’ at the University of Tuebingen on 30 May 2025. He also delivered a talk titled ‘What Comes Next? Exploring Systemic Change Possibilities in India following the Declaration of a Constitutional Climate Right’ at the workshop on ‘Climate Litigation in India, Germany and Europe, and the Potential for Mutual Learning’ organised by the Faculty of Law, University of Regensburg on 2 and 3 June 2025.
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In Author Prajwal Parajuly luxuriates in door delivery at Sri City for The Hindu, Prajwal Parajuly, Assistant Professor of Practice, Creative Writing, SIAS, talks about his first few weeks at Sri City. Of how amid late Amazon deliveries, salvation comes in the form of a park and a walking track which may be turned into a building any day.
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With a foreword by acclaimed author Prajwal Parajuly, Bridges Not Borders: An Anthology of South Asian Writing is now available in India. Published by UK-based Dahlia Books, the anthology brings together powerful voices from across the globe, featuring fifteen standout South Asian writers in one remarkable volume.
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In collaboration with Bharat Expeditions, members of SAHAS — the Adventure Club of Krea University — achieved a remarkable milestone by completing the 14,000-feet Sar Pass Trek, starting from Kasol.
A team of six from Krea University — Rama Naidu (IFMR Graduate School of Business (GSB), Harshita Kedia (SIAS), Rama Vaishnavi (SIAS), Kartik Kalesh (SIAS), Monu Singh Rathore (SIAS), and Naga Satish Pasupuleti (SIAS) — joined hands with four other trekkers, forming a 10-member group that included a 10-year-old participant. Over five days and four nights, the team trekked nearly 50 km, crossing four scenic campsites: Grahan, Min Thach, Nagaru, and Biskeri.
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The sixth edition of Research Symposium on Finance and Economics (RSFE) 2025, IFMR GSB was held between 11 - 13 June 2025 virtually. This research symposium provided an opportunity for researchers worldwide to present their research work on Finance and Economics and received valuable feedback from domain experts. In the three-day symposium, more than 135 papers were presented from close to 20 countries to showcase their research outputs across Finance and Economics.
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A research article by Dr Tanmoy Chakrabarty, Assistant Professor and Discipline Coordinator, Physics, SIAS titled Normal state and superconducting state properties of high entropy Ta0.2Nb0.2V0.2Ti0.2X0.2 (X = Zr and Hf) has been published in Physical Review Materials (“Scopus Q1” journal).
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Dr Swayam Sampura Panigrahi, Assistant Professor, Operations and Area Chair – Operations, IFMR GSB, has been awarded the Fulbright-Nehru Postdoctoral Research Fellowship. As a Fulbright-Nehru Postdoctoral Research fellow at the University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT, Dr Panigrahi’s research will uncover gross human rights violations. Her objective is to develop a generic framework to address these challenges through the exchange of best practices across the US and India.
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A Programme for PhD Students
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Krea University has been organising a month-long programme titled 'Annual Foundation School - III' at its Sri City campus from 9 June to 5 July 2025. The programme is designed for early-stage PhD students in Mathematics across India, with around 40 participants expected to take part. It is partially supported by the National Centre for Mathematics.
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The Division of Sciences at SIAS conducted a webinar on Mathematics, Biological Sciences, Physics and Chemistry as Majors on 11 June 2025. The session delved into the various discipline offerings, the faculty and future opportunities to help students and parents make an informed decision. This is part of the on-going series — Webinars on Majors with Krea University.
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This campaign series breaks down the Foundation Year experience for undergraduate students at SIAS. In this episode, we have Dr Sayandeb Chowdhury, Senior Assistant Professor, Literature, SIAS, explaining the unique features of the core course, Literature and Arts.
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Krea Summer School: An Experience
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Why should a young high schooler come to Krea Summer School? Hear from our faculty member, Dr Sushant Raut, Assistant Professor, Physics, SIAS and one of the mentors at the summer school. Registrations for the June 2025 batch have been extended to 15 June 2025. If you know someone who might be interested, direct them to register here
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Our MBA students are writing their own stories of success, pursuing their goals and transforming dreams into reality. Hear from them in their own words. Seventh in the series, hear from Yugant Haldey, set to start his role as an Analyst at Societe Generale.
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In this video, Dr Vaishali Sharma, Scientific Officer - Bio-Sciences, SIAS and some SIAS students speak about the impact and importance of the capstone thesis.
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This summer, let’s turn back the pages and revisit some moments, memories and learnings from the past.
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For the Community Development Journal
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The Common Babbler Podcast
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Chemistry in Liberal Arts
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Insights from Professor Suresh Venkatraman
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