Geography Society, Miranda House

The Department of Geography, in collaboration with the Urban Studies and Research Centre (USRC), Miranda House successfully organized the National Conference on Sustainability, bringing together distinguished academicians, researchers, and students on a common platform. The conference featured insightful paper presentations across the 4th year students, engaging discussions, and collaborative exchanges, all aimed at addressing contemporary environmental challenges. It served as a meaningful initiative to promote informed perspectives and collective action towards building a more sustainable and resilient future.🌻

The Department of Geography successfully organized the National Conference on Sustainability, bringing together distinguished academicians, researchers, and students on a common platform. The conference featured insightful paper presentations, engaging discussions, and collaborative exchanges, all aimed at addressing contemporary environmental challenges. It served as a meaningful initiative to promote informed perspectives and collective action towards building a more sustainable and resilient future.🌻

As one chapter gently comes to a close, another begins to unfold. ✨
The Department of Geography, Miranda House, invites you to celebrate the journey, memories, and bonds that made these years unforgettable.
Here’s to our beloved seniors who leave behind not just footprints, but a legacy to cherish.
We look forward to sharing this special Farewell day with you.🤍💙

📢 The schedule for the National Conference on “Sustainable Earth: Towards a Better Future” has been released.

Organized by the Department of Geography, Miranda House, the conference on 22nd April will bring together scholars and students for meaningful academic discussions on sustainability and future pathways. 🌍

Extremely proud to announce that students of Miranda House participated in the competition during the Uddeshya Programme organised by WRI India on inclusive mobility and won first prize and special recognition for their short video on .

The Uddeshya Programme organised by WRI India gave opportunities like the Sutradhar competition regarding inclusive mobility. The students of Miranda House won first prize in the competition by showcasing the struggles of fellow classmates in everyday mobility and the support rendered by Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC).

Divyani and Divyanshi Shukla showcased the struggles of visually impaired fellow classmates in everyday mobility and the support rendered by DMRC, while Rish*ta Bhakar focused on the everyday issues and the empowering effect of , which is a dedicated, all-electric -taxi service for women commuters, highlighting its impact on riders' lives.

Thanks to WRI India for providing exposure to the youth through programs like Uddeshya. Congratulations to Divyani, Divyanshi and Rish*ta for your sensitivity towards mobility issues of diverse sections of our society. 🌟

An informative and thought-provoking lecture on “Energy, Economy, Environment and Emissions” was successfully organized on 19th March 2026 by Equinox, Department of Geography. The session shed light on the intricate linkages between energy production and consumption, economic development, and their environmental implications. It also emphasized the growing importance of sustainable practices, efficient resource utilization, and policy interventions in addressing global environmental challenges and ensuring a balanced approach towards development and environmental conservation. Such academic engagements continue to foster awareness and encourage meaningful discussions on contemporary issues in geography and environmental sustainability. 🌍📚✨

From baolis to tanks, every structure tells a story.
On 6th February 2026 at 10:00 AM, we traced the legacy of water management systems at Mehrauli Archaeological Park, learning how historical landscapes continue to shape present-day environmental thought. 💦
The walk was thoughtfully led by Mr. Shubham Mishra, whose deep knowledge of historical water systems and engaging storytelling brought sites like Hauz-e-Shamsi and Rajon ki Baoli to life. His insights connected architecture, ecology, and history, making the experience both academically enriching and deeply immersive. 🌿🏛️

An insightful afternoon on 5th February 2026 at Room No. 209, where we explored the fundamentals of financial literacy and responsible investing.📊
Starting at 2 PM onwards, the programme equipped participants with practical knowledge to navigate the world of finance confidently.💡

"Places are at once the medium and the message of cultural life. They are where cultures, communities, and people root themselves and give themselves definition." - as rightly said by Jon Anderson, culture is not static, but what evolves within places. As we are ready to launch GEOGRAPHICA, 2026, we invite you to delve into your thoughts and bring out all that you have seen, heard or felt about the cultural kaleidoscope that this world has developed. Our theme this time revolves around "Culture through the Contours of the world: Reliving traditions with a spatial lens".

You are welcome to unbox your knowledge about the culture of different regions and their evolution, where nature plays a crucial role in shaping who we are today, understanding the power dynamics that comes with the changing world structure and given the growing tech-induced world today, explore the stance of culture and its attributes. Bringing out the essence of culture with the global issues, we urge you to travel across destinations and bring home your terrific ideas!

We are open to a variety of submissions in the form of creative literary pieces, vivid artwork, enthralling photographs, comprehensive reports and much more. Let your work create magic!

For further details, please refer to the attached poster.

What an extraordinary celebration of curiosity, culture, and connection! GLOBE held on 7th November by the Department of Geography was more than just a fest..it was a journey across states ,stories, and shared dreams. 🌻
From vibrant displays to inspiring interactions, every moment radiated excitement and joy. A heartfelt thank-you to all the students, faculty, and visitors whose energy and participation turned this event into a beautiful and memorable success. Here’s to many more adventures around the world together!!! 🌼✨️

Globe'25 brought together creativity, knowledge, teamwork, and pure excitement. From classrooms transformed into quiz battles to the case comps , the day was filled with warmth and passion.Thank you to all the dedicated organizers, enthusiastic students, and supportive guests who made this celebration a shining success. Together, we truly created something unforgettable!! 🌼✨️