Ms. Varsha | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award
Patliputra University, India
Author Profile
EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS
Ms. Varsha embarked on her academic journey with a strong inclination towards botany and environmental sciences, which later evolved into a deep research interest in ecological sustainability and pollution studies. With a solid grounding in science throughout her school and undergraduate education, she went on to pursue postgraduate degrees in Botany and Environmental Science, eventually advancing to doctoral research in Botany at Patliputra University, Patna.
PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS
Currently a Research Scholar in Botany at Patliputra University, Patna (since 2021), Ms. Varsha combines academic rigor with environmental advocacy. She holds a one-year Advanced Diploma in Computer Application (ADCA), enhancing her research capabilities with digital tools.
Her UGC-NET qualification (2019–2023) consistently over five years affirms her academic strength and readiness for higher education and research roles. Her deep engagement with environmental science and water quality management forms the backbone of her scholarly pursuits.
CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
Ms. Varsha’s interdisciplinary expertise lies at the intersection of Botany and Environmental Science, with significant emphasis on:
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Groundwater quality assessment using geochemical modeling (WATEQ4F)
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Microplastics pollution in riverine systems, especially the Ganga River
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Seasonal phytoplankton dynamics and nutrient flux
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Climate change impact on ecosystems and human health
Her research provides critical insights into anthropogenic pollution, land-use patterns, and ecological sustainability in Eastern India.
ACADEMIC CITATIONS, ACCOLADES AND RECOGNITION
Ms. Varsha’s scholarly works have been published in renowned peer-reviewed and UGC Care journals, including:
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Chemosphere (Elsevier) – A high-impact international journal
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Indian Journal of Soil Conservation – A UGC Care-listed journal
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Environment and Ecology – Peer-reviewed with national reach
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International Journal of Plant and Environment
Her consistent qualification of UGC-NET (L.S.) across five consecutive years (2019–2023) reflects her academic diligence and mastery in her field.
IMPACT AND INFLUENCE
With nine presentations in reputed national and international seminars/conferences, Ms. Varsha has been a vocal advocate for environmental conservation, sustainability, and climate resilience. Her topics range from medicinal plant relevance to nano and microplastic pollution, showcasing a broad and practical understanding of emerging environmental challenges.
Her research findings—especially those related to microplastics—have important implications for public health, policy planning, and environmental education.
LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS
Ms. Varsha aspires to contribute meaningfully to India’s environmental resilience strategy. With a dual background in Botany and Environmental Science, her research on microplastic pollution, water quality modeling, and ecological health is poised to influence policy frameworks, grassroots education, and scientific innovation in Eastern India and beyond.
She also aims to inspire young researchers to pursue sustainable science that merges technological tools with environmental ethics.
CONCLUSION
Ms. Varsha exemplifies the next generation of environmental researchers in India—resilient, insightful, and impact-driven. Her work reflects a commitment not only to academic excellence but also to societal relevance. With a sharp focus on water, soil, and pollution dynamics, she stands as a strong candidate for research leadership, academic roles, and environmental policymaking.
NOTABLE PUBLICATION:
Recent advancements in coordination compounds and their potential clinical application in the management of diseases: An up-to-date review
Authors: VK Singh, VK Singh, A Mishra, Varsha, AA Singh, G Prasad, AK Singh
Journal: Polyhedron
Year: 2023
Microplastics assessment in the lower stretch of the Ganga River sediment from East Indian region: Influence of land use and rainfall patterns
Authors: Varsha, R Ranjan, A Dass, SK Singh, T Singh
Journal: Chemosphere
Year: 2025
Seasonal variations in Phytoplankton, Chlorophyll and NPK content in the Ganga River in Bihar
Authors: Varsha, SK Singh
Journal: Indian Journal of Soil Conservation
Year: 2025
Seasonal Dynamics of Microplastic Pollution in the River Ganga: A Case Study from Bihar
Authors: Varsha, SK Singh
Journal: International Journal of Plant and Environment
Year: 2025
Microplastics in Freshwater Ecosystems: Sources, Transport and Ecotoxicological Impacts on Aquatic Life and Human Health
Authors: Varsha, SK Singh
Journal: Environment and Ecology
Year: 2025