Ongoing Projects
Currently, I am working on the following research projects. These are in progress and currently not published anywhere. If you are interested in collaborating or contributing to these projects, please contact me.
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Understanding the Recruitment and Retention of Indian University Graduates in Japanese Companies
This research is funded through the Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research (KAKEN), under the Research Activity Start-up category.
It examines how Japanese companies recruit Indian graduates from Indian universities, focusing on hiring strategies, perceived organizational support, and the social and professional experiences that influence employees’ decisions to remain with the company or in Japan.
Principal Investigator: Aashlesha MARATHE
A Multifaceted Study of Language Problems in Multilingual and Multicultural Japan
(NINJAL Institutional Core Research Project)
Principal Investigator: Prof. Yoshiyuki ASAHI
Role in Project: Collaborator
I am conducting interviews with Indian migrants in Japan in Marathi, English, Hindi, and Japanese.
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Linguistic Identities, Education, and Links to India
Principal Investigator: Prof. Marie LALL
Role in Project: Collaborator
Minority Group Members' Social Interactions within their host societies
Minority Group Members' Social Interactions within their host societies
This is an ongoing exploration and extension of my doctoral thesis. I am interested in knowing more about migrants' experiences of interacting with locals from their host society--seeking contact opportunities and building relationships with them.
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