Anupam Hazra, Date of Birth

    

Anupam Hazra

Indian politician

Date of Birth: 30-May-1982

Profession: politician

Nationality: India

Zodiac Sign: Gemini


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About Anupam Hazra

  • Anupam Hazra, born in 1982, is a social work educator and development professional from India.
  • A masters in social Work from Visva-Bharati University, Anupam Hazra has been associated with the non profit sector since 2005.
  • He had completed his doctoral research on Rural Sanitation from Assam University.
  • He is a current member of the Bharatiya Janata Party and was a former MP from All India Trinamool Congress prior to his expulsion.
  • Presently he is an assistant professor in the Social Work Department of Visva Bharati University, Santiniketan, West Bengal.
  • He has worked with various development organizations across the country.
  • Anupam Hazra is a regular contributor to various international and national journals.
  • Some of his articles are "The Ignored Indians" (Man and Development 2009) "Tackling The Global Threat of Climate Change" (Journal of Social Welfare 2009), "Corruption and Development: Exploring The Dynamics in Social Action" (2009), "An Analysis of Scarcity in a State of Surplus", Journal of Social Economics (USA) in 2010 and many more. He is a regular author with Kurukshetra, Journal of Rural Development published by Ministry of Rural Development and has published hundreds of articles.
  • He has participated and presented papers at national and international conferences.
  • He is a visiting faculty at several prestigious Indian academic institutions.
  • Anupam Hazra is the editor of Social Work Chronicle, published by Publishing India Group. Anupam Hazra was expelled by TMC on January 9 for antiparty activities.
  • He was fielded by the BJP in March to contest from the Jadavpur Lok Sabha seat.T rinamool's Congress Mimi Chakraborty registered a landslide victory over Anupam Hazra with a margin of 295239 votes..

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