Heena Chahar

I am an Assistant Professor of History at Sanskaram University with a strong academic interest in interdisciplinary historical research. My teaching and scholarship focus on connecting history with science, environment, and nation-building narratives. I have authored two scholarly publications: Palaeontology: Fossils and the History of Life, which explores the evolutionary past through fossil evidence, and The Chemistry of Freedom: Agrarian Science and the Indian Nation, which examines the role of agricultural science in shaping India’s freedom movement and national development. I am committed to research-driven teaching, academic writing, and fostering critical thinking among students while contributing meaningfully to historical scholarship.

• Paleontology: Fossils and the History of Life (First Edition)
• The Chemistry of Freedom :Agrarian Science and the Indian Nation (First Edition)
• CTET Qualified For Paper -II
• Basic Computer Course
• Certificate for the role of Documentation Assistant, QP No. LSC/Q1122 from PMKVY

Palaeontology: Fossils and the History of Life 

ISBN No. 9789389319682
This book explores the history of life on Earth through the scientific study of fossils. It explains how fossils are formed, discovered, and interpreted, and how they provide crucial evidence for understanding evolution, extinct species, and past environments. By tracing life from its earliest forms to complex organisms, the book highlights major evolutionary transitions and geological time periods. Written in a clear and accessible manner, it connects palaeontology with history and biology, making it useful for students, researchers, and readers interested in the origins and development of life on Earth. By MS HEENA CHAHAR

The Chemistry of Freedom: Agrarian Science and the Indian Nation

ISBN No. 9789393203427
This book examines the role of agrarian science in shaping India’s freedom struggle and the making of the modern Indian nation. It highlights how agricultural chemistry, scientific farming practices, and indigenous knowledge contributed to economic self-reliance and rural transformation during the colonial and early post-independence periods. By linking science, agriculture, and nationalism, the work shows how agrarian reforms became a powerful tool for resistance, development, and nation-building. The book offers an interdisciplinary perspective, blending history of science with political and social history to deepen understanding of India’s path to freedom. By Dr Dharmender Singh ,MS Heena Chahar , MS Prachi