Archive · 27 Dec 2025
SRM-AP Hosts 50th All-India Sociological Conference
The Indian Sociological Society is hosting a big meeting called the 50th All India Sociological Conference at SRM-AP in Amaravati.
It will last for three days starting from Sunday.
The meeting is about how things like moving around, technology, rules, and social structures affect our daily lives.
People will talk about important topics like migration, work, caste, gender, health, education, digital changes, climate change, and more.
There will be big talks, special lectures to honor important scholars, and presentations about research.
The goal is to come up with new ideas and work together to understand society better.
It's a great chance for people to learn and connect with each other.
The 50th All India Sociological Conference is being hosted by the Indian Sociological Society at SRM-AP, Amaravati.
The conference will run for three days starting from Sunday, focusing on the theme 'Mobilities and Inequalities: Shifting Contexts; Changing Paradigms'.
Eminent sociologists, researchers, and students from India and abroad will attend to discuss topics like migration, labour, caste, gender, health, education, digital transformations, climate change, and public policy.
The event will feature plenary sessions, memorial lectures, and technical presentations across multiple research committees.
The conference aims to create new theoretical approaches, empirical knowledge, and collaborative interactions to promote sociological thought in India.
- Who
- Indian Sociological Society, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Easwari School of Liberal Arts, eminent sociologists, researchers, and students
- What
- 50th All India Sociological Conference
- When
- From Sunday for three days
- Where
- SRM-AP, Amaravati
- Why
- To critically reflect on how movement, technology, policy, and social structures shape everyday life
- Event
- 50th All India Sociological Conference
- Host
- SRM-AP, Amaravati
- Organizer
- Indian Sociological Society
- Theme
- Mobilities and Inequalities: Shifting Contexts; Changing Paradigms
- Duration
- Three days
- Participants
- Eminent sociologists, researchers, and students from India and abroad
- Topics
- Migration, labour, caste, gender, health, education, digital transformations, climate change, mobility justice, and public policy