I am a theoretical and experimental physicist.  My main research interest is First-principles investigation of halide based lead-free double perovskites for green energy and spintronics applications.

Apart from research, I am also highly motivated to teach undergraduate and post-graduate levels. My teaching methodologies involve collective engagement of students in problem-based activities, improved time utilization, and critical thinking skills. I motivate students to work as a team to solve a series of questions leading to development of a concept or principle

Atomic, Molecular and Laser Physics

My goal is always to guide the student in learning the subject by teaching them through simple examples and then practicing advanced level problems suited for national and international level competitive exams. The state of art is that of introducing concepts, designing, and refining methods, and practicing them repeatedly using basic concepts.

My course on Atomic, Molecular and Laser Physics, helps students to get equipped with the necessary tools that will be used in Classical Mechanics, Quantum Mechanics, and Electromagnetic theory.

 I encourage students to solve problems by understanding the basic concepts and applying the first principle to them.