Browsing by Author "Kukreja, Uditi"

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    Dus Dishaa’s
    (MICA, 2021) T R, Raghuveer; Narang, Rhea; Agarwal, Tanya; Kukreja, Uditi; Suba, Vandan; B, Vikash; Malodia, Suresh; Gupta, Kavita
    DusDishaa is a venture based in Prayagraj which provides fascinating experiences around the city through heritage walks, tours and excursions, local and traditional cuisine experiences. They also engage with local art forms, artists, and memorabilia while promoting heritage appreciation. Dr Kavita Gupta, the founder, wears many hats and loves exploring Allahabad with both the locals and tourists to understand the multi layers of the city. She is presently an Associate Professor at Rishihood University, Sonipat and a heritage entrepreneur. She has shared her enthusiasm with students through education at several institutions like the Entrepreneurship Development Institute Gandhinagar, GBPSSI at Allahabad University and Banaras Hindu University. Through Dus Dishaa, Kavita hopes to foster culture and heritage appreciation through rooted tours.
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    Jaipur Rugs, Group 13
    (MICA, 2023) Gaur, Akshay; Vaid, Ayushi; Tomar, Kushagra; Kukreja, Uditi; Verma, Urvi; Krishna, Yashasvi
    1. The village geography was divided across roadways into various castes with low lying areas being occupied by lower caaste such as Regars and high top areas occupied by Rajputs, Baniyas and others. 2. Though there is latent anger between the upper and lower castes, it is still most visible in sarpanch elections and observed in the deeds of the sarpanch which benefits the caste they belong to still and not the village at large. 3. No segregation was visible in public or educational settings yet there were still seperate playgrounds for each community to play in the evening. 4. Earlier, a low caste would not be allowed to even sit beside a higher caste individual but with the changing professional setups leading to economic upliftment, the upgrade is seen not only in necessities but also lifestyle. 5. Fashion has become a key means to display denial of dominance of upper caste over the lower caste.