Ph.D. Dissertation: National Conference Papers: Raha, Sylvia and Subrata Roy. 2020. ​“The Pandemic and its Social Impact: In Context to Bengali Literature”, Two-Days National Conference on Language and Literature, Hyderabad, 28^th & 29^th May 2020, pp362

National Conference Papers: 

• Raha, Sylvia and Subrata Roy. 2020. ​“The Pandemic and its Social Impact: In Context to Bengali Literature”, Two-Days National Conference on Language and Literature, Hyderabad, 28^th & 29^th May 2020, pp362
• Raha, S. (2022, May 10). Buying belief: In India’s gold jewellery market, faith and commerce are linked [Online]. The Sociological Review Magazine. https://​doi​.org/​1​0​.​5​1​4​2​8​/​t​s​r​.​m​j​l​i5873

E‑Conference Proceedings:

• Raha, S and S Roy. 2020. ​“The Pandemic and its Social Impact: In Context to Bengali Literature”, Two-Days National Conference on Language and Literature, Hyderabad, 28^th & 29^th May 2020, pp362

Research articles:

• Raha, Sylvia. 2012. ​‘Primitive Accumulation in India: From Colonial Period to Present Period’, Philosophica, Vol. 2, (Sep), pp. 151 – 167
• Raha, Sylvia. 2012. ​‘Indian Women and Chipko Movement’, Philosophica, Vol. 3, (Sep), pp. 185 – 187 
• Raha, Sylvia. 2013. ​‘Migration In Siliguri: A Case Study in Samarnagar Village’, Journal of Social Science and Humanity Research(Bi-Annual) An interdisciplinary and International referred Journal, Vol. 1, Jan-Jun, pp. 147 – 152
  
• Raha, Sylvia. 2016. ​‘Body Image: Women in Jewellery Advertisement’, Social Trends, Vol.3, No.1, (March), pp. 117 – 129
• Raha, Sylvia. 2017. ​‘The Everyday Life of Jewellery Karigars in Siliguri: A Case Study’, Social Trends, Vol.4 (March), pp. 146 – 156
  
• Raha, Sylvia. 2020. ​“Body and Ornament: A Reflection on Ghurye’s Perspective’, Social Trends, Vol.7(March), pp 225 – 231
• Raha, S and S Roy. 2020. ​“The Pandemic and its Social Impact: In Context to Bengali Literature”, Two-Days National Conference on Language and Literature, Hyderabad, 28^th & 29^th May 2020,pp362
• Raha, Sylvia. 2022. ​“Sasanka kobirajer stree” in edited book ” Banglar chotogolpo: Vishay o bishlane”. West Bengal: Bangiya Sathiya Sangshod. (Bengali language)
• Raha, S. 2022, May 10. Buying belief: In India’s Gold Jewellery Market, Faith and Commerce are Linked [Online]. The Sociological Review Magazine. https://​doi​.org/​1​0​.​5​1​4​2​8​/​t​s​r​.​m​j​l​i5873

Seminar/​Conference/​Workshop

1. Paper on ​‘Women Trafficking: An overview from Jalpaiguri and Darjeeling District’ in UGC (SAP) National Seminar on Issues of Gender Concern in the 21^st Century (9−10^th March 2011, Department of Sociology, University of North Bengal.
2. Paper on ​‘Traditional and Corporate Jewellers: Intricacies in the Social Organisation of Bussiness Enterprise’ in 5^th Annual Conference of the Sociological Association of West Bengal sponsored by ICSSR (12^th-13^th March 2013), Department of Sociology of University of North Bengal and North Bengal St. Xavier’s College.
3. Paper on ​‘Challenges Faced by the Traditional Swarnakars in the name of Development: A study in Siliguri’ in SAP (DRS II) National Seminar on ​“Social Dimension of Development in North Bengal and Sikkim”, (10−11^th March 2016) organised by Department of Sociology, University of North Bengal. 
4. Paper on ‘ An Insight into the Everyday Working Life of Karigars of Siliguri: A Case Study’ in the Research Commitee Sociology of Everyday Life of 42^nd All India Sociological conference on “ Rethinking Sociological Traditions in India” organised by Department of Sociology, Tezpur University from 27^th ‑30^th Dec 2016. 
5. Paper on ​‘Situating a Marginalized Group: Focusing on the Goldsmith of Siliguri’ in UGC SAP (DRS II) National Seminar on ​“Marginalised Communities of North Bengal and Sikkim”, (16^th February 2017) organised by Department of Sociology, University of North Bengal. 
6. Paper on ​‘Ornaments: Ghurye and Beyond’ in Workshop on Indian Sociological Traditions, (28−29^th March 2017) organised by Department of Sociology, University of North Bengal. 
7. Paper on ​‘Fetishising Jewellery: A Ploy to Promote Consumer Culture ’ in the Research Committee Sociology of Everyday Life of 43^nd All India Sociological Conference on ​“Neo-Liberalism, Consumption and Culture” organised by Department of Sociology, University of Lucknow from 9^th ‑12^th Nov 2017. 
8. Paper on ​‘Forest Villagers along the proposed Sevoke-Rangpo railway Project Preliminary Field Work’ in Workshop on ​“Sevoke-Rangpo Railway and the Forest Village Dwellers: Concerns for Environment, Development and Livelihood in the Eastern Himalayas” organised jointly by Centre for Himalayan Studies and Department of Sociology, University of North Bengal on 29^th May 2018. 
9. Paper on ​‘Marginalisation of Traditional Swarnakar’ in the Research Committee Sociology of Everyday Life of 44^nd All India Sociological Conference on ​“Reconstructing Sociological Discourse in India: Perspective from Margin ” organised by Department of Sociology, St. Philomena’s College, Mysuru, Karnataka from 27^th Dec – 29^th Dec 2018.
10. Paper on ​‘Continuity and Change in Social Value of Gold Jewellery: Perspective from Consumers and Jewellers In Siliguri’ in National Seminar on ​“Understanding society, Polity and Culture of North Bengal and Sikkim” organised by Department of Sociology, University of North Bengal on 27^th February 2020. 
11. Paper on ​‘The Pandemic and its Social Impact: In context to Bengali Literature’ with my co-author Mr. Subrata Roy, in Two-days National E‑Conference on ​“Language and Literature” organised by Sarojini Naidu Vanita Maha Vidyalaya, Hyderabad on 28^th ‑29^th May 2020.
12. Paper on ​“Rethinking Equality: A perspective from B R Ambedkar’s Annihilation of Caste” in two-days national workshop on Constitution of India: Transcription, Transformation and Legitimacy organised by Department of Studies and Research in Political Sciences, Tumkur University, School of Social Sciences, Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences and ST Aloysius (Autonomous) College, Bangalore held on 25 – 26 November 2021. 
13. Paper on ​‘Symbolism of Emotions in Jewellery Consumption and Social Relations’ in the Research Committee 28- Sociology of Everyday Life of 46^th All India Sociological Conference on ​“Constitution, Citizenship and Minorities: Mapping Seventy Years of Indian Republic” organised University of Mumbai, from 8^th-10^th Dec 2021.

Conferences (Invited):

1. Presented paper on ​‘An Insight into the Everyday Working Life of Karigars of Siliguri: A Case Study’ in the Research Commitee Sociology of Everyday Life of 42^nd All India Sociological conference on “ Rethinking Sociological Traditions in India” organised by Department of Sociology, Tezpur University from 27^th ‑30^th Dec 2016.
2. Presented paper on ​‘Fetishising Jewellery: A Ploy to Promote Consumer Culture ’ in the Research Committee Sociology of Everyday Life of 43^nd All India Sociological Conference on ​“Neo-Liberalism, Consumption and Culture” organised by Department of Sociology, University of Lucknow from 9^th ‑12^th Nov 2017.
3. Presented paper on ​‘Marginalisation of Traditional Swarnakar’ in the Research Committee Sociology of Everyday Life of 44^nd All India Sociological Conference on ​“Reconstructing Sociological Discourse in India: Perspective from Margin ” organised by Department of Sociology, St. Philomena’s College, Mysuru, Karnataka from 27^th Dec – 29^th Dec 2018.