Currently, I am teaching various courses at the undergraduate, post graduate and PG Diploma level. Specifically, I am teaching Geomorphology, Resource Geography, Acquisition and Analysis of Climatic Data, Disaster Epidemiology and Public Health,Techniques for Public Participation and Disaster Profile, Geography of India, Fundamentals of Remote Sensing & GPS and Thematic Applications in Geoscience. These courses have allowed me to delve into different aspects of the discipline, equipping students with a well-rounded understanding of the discipline. I encouraged students to critically analyze and reflect upon the societal and environmental challenges we face in a rapidly changing world.

In the course on Techniques for Public Participation and Disaster Profile, I have introduced students to the power of Geospatial techniques and their applications in Disaster Managment and environmental monitoring. Through hands-on exercises and project-based learning, students gained practical skills in participatory risk assessment methods and the use of geospatial tools. This practical knowledge enabled them to apply geospatial techniques to real-disaster scenarios and develop effictive solutions for community-based disaster risk reduction and planning for hazard resilient communities. I have had the opportunity to supervise five final year dissertation projects. Through these projects, I mentored students in defining research questions, designing methodologies, and conducting independent research. I provided guidance throughout the research process, including data collection, analysis and interpretation. All the five students successfully, defended their dissertation during the practical examination. 

Through my teaching and mentorship, I aim to inspire students to pursue further studies and careers in Geography and Dissater Managment, fostering the next generation of geographers and researchers.