Satyajeet is a programme management professional with over eight years of experience across higher education, research, public policy, and the social sector. As the Head of Fellowships at FIHCR, he oversees the organisation’s flagship fellowship programmes and supports a range of research, institutional, and outreach initiatives.

His work spans programme administration, stakeholder engagement, academic coordination, partnership development, and event management. At FIHCR, he has played a key role in managing collaborations with research institutions, universities, and public bodies, while also coordinating high-profile conferences, symposiums, and scholarly engagements involving eminent academics, policymakers, and public leaders.

Before joining FIHCR, Satyajeet worked in the fields of leadership development, education, and grassroots governance, including as a Gandhi Fellow under the NITI Aayog Aspirational Districts Programme. He holds a Master’s degree in History from Lovely Professional University.

An avid traveller with a keen interest in India’s historical and civilisational heritage, Satyajeet has travelled across 19 states and 4 Union Territories. He also writes on Indian history, culture, heritage, and civilisational themes, with published essays including The Unknown Revenge of the Kalinga War, Utkal Dibasa, and Somnath: Reclaiming Memory, History, and Civilisational Continuity.