Lahore, The University of the Punjab is set to host the public defense and viva voce examination of Mr. Sarbiland, a PhD candidate in International Relations, on February 1, 2024. The event, which will take place in the Department of Political Science, is focused on a thesis exploring the impact of Hindutva identity politics on India-Pakistan relations during the Modi regime.

According to University of The Punjab, Mr. Sarbiland’s thesis, titled “Hindutva Identity Politics and Foreign Policy: India-Pakistan Relations under Modi Regime,” has been completed under the supervision of Dr. Zille Huma. This event represents an important academic endeavor, examining the intricate dynamics of international relations in South Asia, especially in the context of the Modi government’s policies and Hindutva identity politics.

The public defense is a critical component of the PhD process, providing an opportunity for the candidate to present and defend their research findings to a broader academic audience. It also allows for scholarly discussion and feedback, essential for the validation and enrichment of academic work.

This examination is a significant event at the University of the Punjab, highlighting the institution’s commitment to fostering rigorous academic research and discourse in the field of international relations.