Karnataka Janapada Academy Invites Fellowship Applications

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The Karnataka Janapada Academy has invited applications for fellowships (study stipends) and has called upon eligible candidates to undertake fieldwork and prepare research studies based on the topics listed on the academy’s website.

Applicants are required to select one topic and submit a five-page abstract to the Registrar, Karnataka Janapada Academy, Second Floor, Kannada Bhavan, J.C. Road, Bengaluru-560002, on or before January 23.

Candidates whose abstracts are shortlisted will be called for an interview, following which selected candidates will be assigned fellowship work.

Fellowships are available for 15 candidates, including one from the general category, five from Scheduled Castes and nine from Scheduled Tribes.

Further details regarding application forms, fellowship topics and guidelines can be accessed on the academy’s

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