Vineet Sahu

Professor Vineet Sahu is a faculty member at the Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, serving in the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences. His expertise lies in ethics, political philosophy, and Indian philosophical traditions.

Education:

• PhD, University of Hyderabad, 2009
• MA, University of Hyderabad, 2003
• BA, Ravenshaw College, 2000

Research Interests:
Professor Sahu focuses on ethics and moral philosophy, particularly within Indian traditions. His work delves into political philosophy, exploring governance and justice through an Indian lens. He also contributes to contemporary Indian philosophy, bridging classical thought with modern issues. Additionally, he examines philosophy of religion, analyzing concepts like self and divinity, and philosophical anthropology, questioning human nature and identity.

Awards & Recognition:

• Commendation for exemplary teaching from IIT Kanpur (2009-10)
• UGC Senior & Junior Research Fellowship
• University Gold Medal for MA

Publications:
His notable work includes a 2012 paper analyzing no-self theories in Indian philosophy, published in the Indian Philosophical Quarterly, reflecting his deep engagement with metaphysical and ethical questions.