Hussainpur Sai Charan is pursuing MA (Diplomacy, Law and Business) with a specialisation in Defence and National Security Studies at the Jindal School of International Affairs. His research interest is on home-grown radicalisation and methods to combat it, and drug trafficking in the India. He is research assistant at the Centre for Security Studies at the Jindal Global University. Sai also hold online certifications from the Georgetown University, University of Maryland and UNODC e-Learning.He did bachelor’s degree in mathematics, physics, and computer sciences. He has been researching on online radicalisation across various platforms such as Twitter, Telegram, and newly emerging platforms such Hoop Messenger and Rocket.im. He is working as Research Intern with CESCUBE.
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