Ambar Kumar Ghosh is an Associate Fellow under the Political Reforms and Governance Initiative at ORF Kolkata. His primary areas of research interest include studying Indian democracy and its institutions federalism political leadership citizenship and migration studies.
He is presently pursuing his PhD on “Populist Politics and Indian Democracy” at the department of International Relations, Jadavpur University, Kolkata. He has previously served as a Guest Faculty at the department of Political Science, Siliguri College, Siliguri, West Bengal. He has presented academic papers in national and international workshops and conferences. His recent publications include “The COVID-19 Challenge to Indian Federalism” (co-authored), “Trans-border Migration: Bridging the Gap between State and Human Security” (co-authored) and “Paradox of ‘Centralised Federalism’: An Analysis of the Challenges to India’s Federal Design”.
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Commentaries
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Apr 04, 2022What drives political violence in Bengal?
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Mar 16, 2022How 'Delhi model' facilitated AAP's historic Punjab sweep
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Sep 05, 2020Pandemic as a ‘Disaster’: Assessing Indian State Response
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Aug 19, 2020India: Time for rethinking social security
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Jul 14, 2020India: Governmental accountability during the pandemic
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Jul 02, 2020Challenges of a welfare state during pandemic
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Jun 02, 2020Imperative of Centre-State cooperation on Covid19
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Apr 09, 2020India: Assessing the political messaging in view of COVID19
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Mar 03, 2020Fate of plural, democratic India