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    This 3-sentence doctoral thesis by Dipannita Bhattacharjee explores the life experiences of women who work in tea plantations in India, with a focus on understanding their livelihoods, daily lives, and how gender impacts their experiences. The study aims to provide insights into the intersecting social realities faced by these women through qualitative research conducted with plantation workers.

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    This 3-sentence doctoral thesis by Dipannita Bhattacharjee explores the life experiences of women who work in tea plantations in India, with a focus on understanding their livelihoods, daily lives, and how gender impacts their experiences. The study aims to provide insights into the intersecting social realities faced by these women through qualitative research conducted with plantation workers.

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    LIVING AT THE INTERSECTIONS

    Exploring Life Worlds, Livelihoods and


    Gendered Experiences

    A Study of Women in Tea Plantations

    Dipannita Bhattacharjee

    A Thesis submitted in fulfillment of the requirements for


    the award of Degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Social
    Work

    School of Social Work


    Tata Institute of Social Sciences
    Mumbai

    2019

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