Aswanth C

Results-oriented professional experienced in enhancing operational efficiency for executives, educational institutions, and state government entities. Leverages interpersonal skills to foster collaboration and drive organizational goals in customer-focused environments. Implements innovative solutions that streamline processes and improve performance while contributing to company success through strategic support and effective communication.

• Elected as University of Kerala Research Union member during 2022-2023
• Elected as College Union Chairman during the academic year of 2015-2016.
• Secured “A” grade in NCC ‘C’ certificate.
• Successfully completed ASAP under Govt of Kerala
• Successfully completed ‘Electronic Product Testing ‘under Govt. of Kerala

• Presented a paper on Does the cull work? Re-thinking Australia’s Love-Hate Story for Kangaroos in the Three-day International Webinar on Narratives of Environmental Justice- An Indo-Australian Perspective organised by the Centre for Australian Studies, University of Kerala held on 21-23 February, 2022.
• Presented a paper on Misinformation Still Burns: The Role of Online Media in the Australian Bushfire Crisis in the virtual conference Who Started the Bushfires? Australian Culture, Economy and Polity in the Post-Truth Era held on 15-17 September 2021 organized by the Postgraduate & Research Department of English, University College, Thiruvananthapuram, India, in collaboration with Centra for Australian Studies, University of Kerala, Litcrit: A Literary Biannual Journal and IASA, Indian Association for the Study of Australia.
• Presented a paper titled Policing the Body: A Reading on Sivarenjiniyum Innum Sila Pengalum in the International Virtual Conference on ‘Humanities through Literature, Film and Media 2.0’ organised by the School of Social Sciences and Languages, Vellore Institute of Technology, Chennai, India on 18-19 August 2022.
• Presented a paper titled Superscribe on Aboriginal Suicide: Revisiting the documentary Australia’s Lost Generation: Aboriginal Youth Suicide in the Three-Day International Webinar on "Stories from Down Under": Gender Discourses in Australia organised by the Centre for Australian Studies, University of Kerala held on 26 - 28 October, 2022.
• Presented a paper on South Asian Representation in Australian Parliament in the National Seminar on South Asian Diaspora in Australia organised by Centre for Australian Studies, Institute of English from 28-30 November, 2018.
• Presented a paper titled Dalit Resistance to the Caste Conundrum; Revisiting the documentary APNA TIME AAYEGA: When Dalits Fight for Dignity on Popular Culture and Contemporary Literature organized by the Department of English, Pondicherry University, on the 10th & 11th of November 2022
• Presented a paper on Depiction of Women’s Survival and Identity crisis in Bapsi Sidhwa’s their language of Love at the Diaspora Reimagined: The politics of Representation jointly organized by the Centre for Cultural Studies and the Institute of English, University of Kerala from October 11th –13th, 2017.
• Presented a paper on For the love of Food: tracing the role of Food Connoisseurs as Transnational agents at the Re-negotiating the Land: Australia and India jointly organized by the Institute of English and Centre for Australian Studies from October 25th – 27th, 2017.
• Presented a paper on Revitalizing the Personal and the Public: A Study of Robin Hessman’s ‘My Perestroika’ in the International Seminar on Perestroika and After Paradigm Shift in Russian Literary Narratives organized by Dept. of Russian, University of Kerala from 21st-23rd February 2018.
• Presented a paper on Renegotiating the Caste-Class Conundrum: A Revisit of Select Films of Vetrimaran in the International Conference on Crossing Borders: Film and Literature organised by Nirmalagiri College in collaboration with Kerala State Chalachitra Academy from 17-19 December, 2019.
• M.Phil thesis titled Representations of Australian Aboriginals in Select Australian Films was uploaded in thesis repository titled Shodhganga by the university
• Published an article titled Misinformation Still Burns: The Role of Online Media in the Australian Bushfire Crisis in Vol 48, No.2, Issue 94 of Litcrit with ISSN 0970-8049 Page Number: 166-171.
• Published an article titled Dialectics Between The Real And Imagination; A Walk-Through Borge’s ‘Tiger in Journal of The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda Volume No.55 No.1(I) 2021 with ISSN: 0025-0422; Page Number:125-127.
• Published an article titled Re-Reading Of ‘Duality’ In Carol Churchill’s A Number in Vol-44-No.01 (V), January – March 2021 of Sambodhi with ISSN: 2249-6661 UGC Care Approved, Peer Reviewed and Referred Journal Impact Factor 5.80 Page Number: 20-23.
• Published an article titled “Sketches of” Quixote and “Authoring of” a Lemon: A Reading of Jorge Luis Borges and Robert Kroetsch in Litcrit with ISBN- 978-81-951463-9-0 Page Number: 47-51