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Manini Ojha is an Associate Professor at the Jindal School of Government and Public Policy of O.P. Jindal Global University. She completed her PhD in Economics from Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas in 2018. Before joining SMU, she was an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at Lady Shri Ram College for Women, Delhi University for three years. She received an MA in Economics from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi and a BA from Shri Ram College of Commerce, Delhi University.
Her areas of research interest lie in the fields of applied microeconometrics, empirical development economics, economics of households, education, gender, and labour economics. Her current research focuses on household dynamics and child health, women's reproductive and menstrual health, domestic violence, and education. She is also interested in addressing questions relating to how government policies affect household and individual behaviour. She teaches courses on statistics, econometrics, applied econometrics and empirical development economics.
Posts by Manini Ojha
Contraception as a pathway to better child nutrition and health
India is home to one-third of the world’s stunted children, and half of all under-five mortality can be attributed to undernutrition. Existing literature has shown an association between larger fami...
- Mehreen Mookerjee Manini Ojha Sanket Roy
- 22 November, 2024
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गर्भनिरोधक संबंधी निर्णयों के घरेलू हिंसा पर प्रभाव : निर्णय और गतिशीलता
महिलाओं की परिवार में अपनी बात रखने की शक्ति और रोज़गार व शिक्षा के रूप में उनके सशक्तीकरण को, अन्तरंग-साथी द्वारा उनके प्रति हिंसा (इंटिमेट पार्टनर वायलेंस- आईपीवी) की घटनाओं के कम होने और बढ़ जाने, द...
- Karan Babbar Manini Ojha
- 14 नवंबर, 2024
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Decisions and dynamics: Unpacking the impact of contraceptive decisions on domestic violence
Women’s empowerment in the form of intra-household bargaining power, employment, and education have been documented to both reduce and increase the prevalence of intimate partner violence (IPV). Usi...
- Karan Babbar Manini Ojha
- 09 September, 2024
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Home-based learning through low-cost mobile teaching: Findings from Odisha
Evaluating the effectiveness of a low-cost Home-Based Learning programme implemented during the Covid-19 school closures in Odisha, this article finds that it improved the mathematics and language lea...
- Manini Ojha Kartik Yadav
- 12 October, 2023
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Food insecurity and child malnutrition: New empirical evidence from India
Child malnutrition is among the most pressing public health issues in India today. Equally alarming is the country’s food security crisis. Analysing ‘Young Lives Survey’ data from the states of ...
- Gaurav Dhamija Manini Ojha Punarjit Roychowdhury
- 06 January, 2022
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