Anuranjan Verma is a skilled software developer, founder of Web Karma who has been working with Global Health Strategies since April 2022. His primary responsibility has been the development of the ICMR Health Communications Course website and LMS. With a decade of experience in the IT industry, he has established himself as a competent developer with a track record of delivering quality projects.
Anuranjan’s work is not only confined to India, but he has also worked in Russia and USA. This is a testament to his ability to work remotely and communicate effectively with clients from diverse backgrounds.
One of the key strengths of Anuranjan is his ability to leverage emerging technologies to deliver effective solutions. He is well-versed in the latest web development technologies, frameworks, and platforms, and is always looking for ways to innovate and stay ahead of the curve.
Prity Kapoor
Prity Kapoor is working as Senior Admin Officer including Prof. Nirmal Kumar Ganguly’s day to day work in Global Health Strategies. She has joined GHS in Aug 2017 as an Admin Associate, where she organizes meetings, logistics, maintaining database, day to day interactions with the senior dignitaries and Institutes. She had an excellent experience in Max Hospital and Medanta Hospital where she worked as Executive Assistant. She has good background in health related areas as well as scientific and technical matters. She holds her postgraduate diploma in Hospital Management from a reputed Institute and had training in medical transcription.
Torsha Dasgupta
Torsha Dasgupta is a Senior Program Associate at Global Health Strategies (GHS). She has close to 4 years of experience in the public health space and is passionate about promoting health equity and sustainability. At GHS, Torsha supports the Indian Council of Medical Research with its work on outbreak preparedness, prevention and response. She is also involved in executing the Council’s communications, advocacy and capacity-building activities. Prior to this, she worked to enhance accessibility and equity for COVID-19 testing, raised awareness of the impact of antimicrobial resistance on the environment, and health systems strengthening. Torsha has previously served as a Legislative Assistant to a Member of Parliament (LAMP Fellow) and has a law degree from Gujarat National Law University (GNLU).
Vama Shah
Vama Shah is associated with the MICA-CDMC team for all communication, co-ordination and partnership related activities for the course.
She has her Masters in Public Health and International Development from La Trobe University, Australia. She has experience in the field of health and social development with projects like working with Oxfam Australia and research assistant for the Australian Research Centre for Sex, Health and Society. She has a strong background of relevant knowledge, tools and skills and a keen interest about making a difference towards community and social development.
