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3RD INTERNATIONAL YOUNG FOLKLORIST CONFERENCE – 2026
Vernacularity and Folk Practices: Mapping Living Traditions and the Indian Knowledge System
Events (Day 1): 6th March, 2026, Friday
12:00 PM – 01:30 PM: Paper Presentation Parallel Session – IB
Google Meet Link: https://meet.google.com/qhk-xwen-sar
Chair: Dr. C. Justin Selvaraj, Head Dept of Fine Arts and Aesthetics, M K University, Tamil Nadu

1. Megha Kumari: UG Student, Mata Sundri College for Women, University of Delhi: Pabuji Ki Phad As A Living Vernacular Archive: Oral Performances, Ritual Memory And Folk Epistemologies In Rajasthan

2. Jahira Hossain: Assistant Professor, Department of English, Surendranath College: The Adi Folktales and Revival of Ecological Wisdom: Ecocritical Analysis of Mamang Dai’s The Sky Queen and Once Upon a Moontime

3. Dr. Shanjeda Haque Meso & Md. Somir Ali: Associate Professor, Gopalganj Science and Technology University & Assistant Director, Institute of Research Editing (IRE): Bengali Auspicious Symbols in Socio-Business Policy: Environmental Awareness and its Social Value

4. Sania Naaz: Research Scholar, Aligarh Muslim University: Epic Narratives and Moral Epistemology: Analysing the Role of Ramlila and Raslila in the Folk Traditions of Western Uttar Pradesh

5. Devya Shree S A and Tanay V: Department of Sociology and Industrial Relations, St Joseph’s University: A Comparative Study on Gender Plurality in Folk Traditions

6. Writtika Chakraborty: Student, Miranda House, University of Delhi: The Circular Archive: Mapping the Vernacular Knowledge of Dhamail

7. Shyama Bhattacharjee: Uttara University, Dhaka, Bangladesh: Palagaan as Cultural Memory: Transmission, Belief, and Ritual in Bengali Folk Performance Styles