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Bhasker Malu is a lecturer at O. P. Jindal Global University and is currently completing his PhD from CHRIST (Deemed to be University). He has published peer-reviewed papers on educational psychology and emotion recognition. His latest publication was in Psychological Studies under the title “Development and Validation of Emotion Recognition Software in the Indian Population”. His doctoral research is focused on the regional nature of racial discrimination in India.

Dr. Santhosh Kareepadath Rajan, currently working as an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Christ University (Bangalore, India), has his broad areas of interest in solution focused approaches, positive psychology, and research methods. Topics of his current research projects include resilience, grit, quality policing, discrimination, and solution focused questions. He has recommendable expertise in the areas of test construction and structural equation modelling. His most recent publications include Development and Psychometric validation of Three-Dimensional Grit Scale, and Emotional Intelligence as a Predictor of Police Operational Stress: A Pilot Study. He has published 25 scientific manuscripts in national and international peer-reviewed journals, nine book chapters, and one book; delivered numerous training and keynotes in various national and international conferences.