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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalRupali Mokashi is Associate Professor and Head, Post Graduate Department of History at R K Talreja College affiliated to the University of Mumbai. She was awarded a Ph.D. in Ancient Indian Culture by the Mm. Dr. P. V. Kane Institute for Post Graduate Studies and Research of the Asiatic Society of Mumbai. Title of her doctoral Thesis was ‘Position of Women in Deccan as Gleaned through inscriptions: 200 BC-1200 AD.’ She is the recipient of the Justice K. T. Telang Research Fellowship awarded by the Asiatic Society of Mumbai. She has delivered talks on ‘women as recorded in the inscriptionsRead More...
Rupali Mokashi is Associate Professor and Head, Post Graduate Department of History at R K Talreja College affiliated to the University of Mumbai. She was awarded a Ph.D. in Ancient Indian Culture by the Mm. Dr. P. V. Kane Institute for Post Graduate Studies and Research of the Asiatic Society of Mumbai. Title of her doctoral Thesis was ‘Position of Women in Deccan as Gleaned through inscriptions: 200 BC-1200 AD.’
She is the recipient of the Justice K. T. Telang Research Fellowship awarded by the Asiatic Society of Mumbai. She has delivered talks on ‘women as recorded in the inscriptions’ at Oxford Center of Hindu Studies and at Stuttgart on 40th anniversary of Mumbai-Stuttgart twin city festival.
Presently in her continuing teaching career of twenty-five years Rupali Mokashi has presented and published over thirty-five research papers in journals of repute and authored chapters in books. She is the author of the book Alaukika, which narrates the history of lesser-known women from ancient Indian literature and epigraphical sources.
Rupali Mokashi’s keen interest in epigraphy has led to the discovery of new Copper Plates and Stone inscriptions of the Shilaharas of Thane. The book is an outcome of her decade-long pursuit of inscriptions of the Shilaharas of Thane.
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