Gitanjali Sinha Roy is Assiatnt Professor at O P Jindla Global University and is a Ph.D. scholar at the Department of East Asian Studies, University of Delhi with specialisation in Japanese Studies. At present, she is a visiting Monbukagakusho (MEXT) Scholar at the University of Tokyo. Her M.Phil dissertation was Role of Female Labour Force in Japanese Economic Development: A Case Study of Womenomics in Abe's Reform Strategy. Gitanjali is a graduate in Political Science (Hons) from Miranda House and completed her post-graduation from Lady Shri Ram College of Commerce in Political Science as well. Her interest areas comprise of India and Japan's Foreign Policy, Security Strategy and Diplomacy, India-Japan Relations: Maritime Security and Strategy in the Indo-Pacific and Southeast Asian and South Asian Politics, Security Strategy and Diplomacy. Ms Roy had worked working with Centre for Land Warfare Studies(CLAWS) as a research assistant. Gitanjali Sinha Roy is a Research Associate at the Centre for Security and Security Studies (CESCUBE) and apart from this, she is a Fellow at the Japan Division at CESCUBE
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