About Author
Her research contributions, presented at numerous national and international forums and published in reputed journals, explore the intersections of caste, gender, communication, and narrative. She has consistently sought to foreground voices that have long remained on the margins, situating them within broader literary and cultural conversations. Her scholarly interests extend beyond literary criticism to encompass communication studies, professional development, and the role of language in shaping individual and organizational success.
Dr. Tewari is also the author of Talk to Thrive: A Compact Guide of Business Communication, a work that reflects her commitment to bridging academic knowledge with practical communication skills. The book serves as a valuable resource for students and professionals seeking to strengthen their communication abilities in contemporary academic and corporate settings. Through her research publications and academic writings, she continues to contribute meaningfully to both the humanities and professional communication disciplines.
Beyond academia, her work as a trainer and facilitator in communication, leadership, personality development, and employability enhancement has extended her influence into diverse professional spaces, reinforcing her belief in the transformative potential of education. She remains committed to empowering learners with the knowledge, skills, and confidence necessary to thrive in an increasingly interconnected and competitive world.
Dr. Tewari’s intellectual pursuits are guided by a profound sensitivity to the human condition and a steadfast belief in literature and communication as instruments of change. Her work resonates with a quiet conviction—that words, when used with insight, honesty, and purpose, do not merely reflect reality but possess the power to transform it.
Dr. Ulka Tewari
Author
Placement Trainer & Assistant Professor
Career Development Cell
DBS Global University, Dehradun, Uttarakhand, India
About Book
Dr. Ulka Tewari is a distinguished scholar of English Literature whose work is deeply engaged with questions of voice, identity, and social justice. With a doctorate in English Literature, her academic journey reflects a sustained commitment to examining the lived realities of marginalized communities, particularly through the lens of Dalit and feminist discourse. Her scholarship is marked by a sensitive yet critical engagement with literature as both a mirror and a means of transformation.
As an educator, Dr. Tewari brings to the classroom a rare blend of intellectual rigor and empathetic understanding. Over the years, she has mentored students across disciplines, nurturing not only their academic growth but also their capacity for critical inquiry and self-expression. Her teaching philosophy emphasizes dialogue, reflection, and the power of language as a tool for both personal and social empowerment.
In addition to her expertise in literary studies, Dr. Tewari has established herself as an accomplished faculty member in the domains of Business Communication and Soft Skills Development. She has played a significant role in preparing students for professional success by training them in communication competence, interpersonal effectiveness, leadership, personality development, and workplace readiness. As a dedicated placement trainer, she has guided numerous students in enhancing their employability skills, helping them navigate the transition from academic environments to professional careers with confidence and competence.
Urmila Pawar stands among the most significant voices in Marathi literature, with a body of work that has earned wide recognition both within her own linguistic tradition and beyond it through translation. Deeply rooted in lived experience, her writings bring into sharp focus the realities of caste, gender, memory, and social exclusion, while also preserving the strength, resilience, and dignity of those who have long remained unheard. Through her literary world, the lives of Mahar women emerge not as silent margins of history, but as powerful sites of struggle, suffering, selfhood, and resistance.
This book offers a critical engagement with Urmila Pawar’s writings by tracing the socio-cultural, historical, and literary dimensions that shape her work. It examines the harsh realities faced by her community, especially the burdens borne by women, and reflects on the deeper question of how such experiences continued within a society that called itself modern and free. At the same time, the book highlights education as a transformative force—one that opened pathways to awareness, dignity, and empowerment for those pushed to the margins.
By bringing together questions of caste, gender, community, and literary expression, this study reveals how Pawar’s personal experiences become the foundation of a wider social narrative. It shows how her writings move beyond individual memory to document collective pain, cultural struggle, and the ongoing search for equality and identity. Scholarly yet accessible, this book is a meaningful contribution.
This book examines the contrasting realities of women in India, highlighting the divide between urban progress and rural oppression. Focusing on Mahar Dalit women, it explores their marginalization and denial of basic freedoms within caste and gender hierarchies. The work analyzes themes of resistance, identity, and awakening in Dalit feminist writings, while drawing on key texts in Dalit and feminist literature. It critically reviews existing scholarship to understand the evolution of Dalit discourse and emphasizes the urgent need to address systemic inequalities, bringing the voices and struggles of Dalit women to the forefront of social and literary inquiry.
For every serious intellectual undertaking to produce fruitful, noteworthy, and meaningful results, an appropriate method must be adopted. In this discussion, a variety of research methodologies—including historical, comparative, descriptive, and exploratory approaches—are combined with deductive and inductive processes of thought
Author: Dr. Ulka Tewari
Book Name : The Woven Narratives of Urmila Pawar
ISBN : 978-93-92557-88-0
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Publisher: Geet Govind Publication
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