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Khushboo Chauhan
No full textKhushboo Chauhan is currently working as an Assistant Professor (Law) at Christ Academy Institute of Law, Bengaluru, India. I was awarded the Ph.D. and M. Phil. Degree by the Centre for the Study of Law and Governance, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Delhi, India. My doctoral thesis titled “Genocides: Law, Politics and History”, aimed to study genocide through the conjoint lenses of law, politics and history. There is an intention to investigate how the different discourses (legal, political and historic) give meanings, definitions and understanding to the term genocide and even the Holocaust and how they are used and condition (or limit and restrict or contribute) to the practical fulfilment of human rights in relation to the issue of genocide. I also hold a LL.M. in International Law and a LL. B. degree from Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla, India and a B.A. in Political Science and Psychology from St. Bede’s College, Shimla. My research interests include Genocide and Holocaust Studies, International Law, International Organisations, Human rights, International politics, Migration. Public Policy and Governance with emphasis on its legal dimensions, decentralization, global and local governance and civil society.https://commons.erau.edu/genocide-bios/1051/thumbnail.jp
Alpesh Chauhan, direttore
No full textOrchestra Sinfonica di Milano Giuseppe VerdiAlpesh Chauhan, direttor
Alpesh Chauhan, direttore
No full textOrchestra Sinfonica di Milano Giuseppe VerdiAlpesh Chauhan, direttor
Alpesh Chauhan, direttore
No full textOrchestra Sinfonica di Milano Giuseppe VerdiAlpesh Chauhan, direttor
Alpesh Chauhan, direttore
No full textOrchestra Sinfonica di Milano Giuseppe VerdiAlpesh Chauhan, direttor
Kailesh Chauhan interviewed by Grace Bell, 22 July 2015
No full textKailesh Chauhan (KC) interviewed by Grace Bell (GB), 22 July 2015. KC comments on recent retirement from role as Parks Officer for Victoria Park, held position for nine years. Mentions learning about the history of the park from his time as Parks Officer. Comments on noticing the deterioration of the historic gates as a part of his rounds in the park in 2008. Describes the process of evaluating the gates and project initiated to repair gates. Talks about his role in preparing park for Caribbean Carnival, opening gates and dropping bollards. Talks about team effort with emergency services and other council divisions involved, required for smooth running of carnival. Describes the Caribbean Carnival, community coming together to celebrate their culture with food, music, arts and crafts, funfair style events and displays of costumes. Mentions specific types of music played at carnival, comments positively on event. Talks about various other events that take place at Victoria Park, Picnic on the Park, Leicester Pride, Leicester Marathon and the Remembrance Day Services. Comments on Remembrance Services, Cenotaph and forces community. Talks about the Battle of Britain Parade, enjoys seeing troops march through the park.Talks about opening the gates for this event and the Caribbean Carnival. Recalls Kasabian playing at Victoria Park, one of his favourite memories of Victoria Park. Mentions band insisted they use the park as Leicester had personal significance to them. Describes the history of sport in the park, particularly cricket, dwindling numbers of those playing cricket in recent years.Talks about the park being primarily a football ground in recent years. Describes rise of other sports in Victoria Park; rounder's, boules, basketball and tennis pitches are more in demand. Space is used both formally by established teams and informally by public users. Mentions groups that use Victoria Park to set up and are encouraged to establish themselves formally to gain better funding for pitches. Mentions that Victoria Park is sometimes stressed for sporting spaces but wouldn't want to discourage people from using it for that purpose. KC gives summary of the park, what he feels it represents and what it means to local users. Mentions criminal activity in Victoria Park has decreased, local police force patrolling the area, being contactable by the parks services. Expresses gratitude for volunteers that put their time into maintaining Victoria Park. Mentions the pond space installed in park, suggests University of Leicester students helped this to happen. Mentions graduation ceremonies and the Parks Officers' role in making sure the area is safe during this time. Talks about Parks Officers' role within De Montfort Hall, upkeep of the grounds and floral arrangements
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