Mining;Occupational Health and Safety; Occupational Diseases like Silicosis, Asbestosis

Informal Labour; Child Labour

Corporate Social Responsibility; Management of Social Service Organisations

Children and Families in Vulnerable situations

Social Entrepreneurship;Rural Artisan

Social Work Education;

Structural Violence

Basu, P. (2022). Mining families: Occupational diseases and intergenerational impact. Indian Journal of Social Work, 83(4), 501–516. https://doi.org/10.32444/IJSW.2022.83.4.501-516

Basu, P. (2020). Mining in rajasthan—A quagmire for policy, practice and people. The British Journal of Social Work, bcaa227. https://doi.org/10.1093/bjsw/bcaa227

Sinha, Ruchi & Basu, Pekham. (2020). A slum and a desert: Structural violence perspective on the survival of families experiencing poverty in ed. Prasad, Juvva & Nayyar “ The Contemporary Indian Family, Imprint Routledge India, pp Pages 21, eBook ISBN 9781003057796

Content Writer for Modules on History and Philosophy of Social Work for EPG Pathshala, University Grants Commission, India , as follows:

Module 7-Indian Ideologies in the Ancient Period- Vedic Religions, Jainism and Buddhism

Module 8- Zoroastrianism and Islam and their arrival in India

Module 9 -Mysticism of Bhakti & Sufi movements, & Sikhism

Module 14- Indian Constitution and its relevance for social work

Basu Pekham (2014), Occupational Disease among Mineworkers – Case Study of Silicosis in Rajasthan in Health issues and development (July-Sept. 2014), Journal of Development Management and Communication, Jaipur, India, Page 274-283 

Basu Pekham and Sengupta Rana (2014), Empowering the Women – Case Study of Women in Mining in Rajasthan in Women Empowerment: Perspective, Concept, Problems and Prospects, Editor Veena Dwivedi, LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, Germany, Page 156-163

Basu Pekham and Sengupta Rana (2014), Gender Mainstreaming- Case Study of Women in Mining in Rajasthan in Gender Mainstreaming: Problems and Prospects, Editors Prof. Verma and Dr. Dwivedi, Udaipur School of Social Work, Rapid Book Service, Page 186-190

Basu Pekham (2010), Mine Workers of Rajasthan – Emerging Leaders in Veils. Published in Asian Labour Update, Hong Kong, Issue Number 77, Page 20-25

Dave Anjali, Solanki Gopika, and Basu Pekham. 2001, 'Journey from Violence to Crime: A Research Study on Domestic Violence', Indian Journal of Social Work, 62(3): 430.

Media Quotes:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91bDTo8mgwU

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/global-health/women-and-girls/india-mines-pollution-lung-disease

https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/how-rajasthan-s-mine-workers-keep-languishing-without-any-identity/story-mxemfXxl4SXOfmZR2TPaUK.html

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-41495862

https://india.mongabay.com/2021/02/lack-of-alternatives-force-women-back-to-work-in-stone-mines-which-are-health-hazards/

https://www.thehindu.com/society/theres-death-in-the-air-here-in-dabi-village-in-rajasthan-silicosis-caused-by-sand-mining-has-reached-epidemic-like-levels/article21241289.ece

Impact Assessment of CSR activities of UltraTech Cement, India

Impact Evaluation of CSR activities and developing CSR Strategy for Azure Power Thirty Three Pvt Ltd 

Developing Social Protection Policy of Chhattisgarh in partnership with UNICEF and Chhattisgarh government for the entire state with special focus on 10 vulnerable districts (2020)

University Grants Commission sponsored Scheme for Trans-disciplinary Research for India’s Developing Economy (STRIDE) COMPONENT 3: Prebid Stage: project titled “Archiving Crime History – historical journey of a society through Village Crime Note Books (VCNBs)

Parle Agro CSR funded "Baseline Assessment of Anganwadis in Krishnagiri district of Tamil Nadu and Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh

History and Perspectives of Social Work

Policy and Programmes

Social Welfare Administration

Family in India