Dr Anjali Duhan was awarded a Small Study and Research Grant (India) 2008-09, when an independent scholar, Delhi, for a field study of mural painting in four temples in Kurukshetra District, Haryana.
Dr. Anjali Duhan took her PhD in 2017 at Jawaharlal Nehru University and currently holds the post of Associate Professor, Dept of Visual Arts, MDU, Rohtak. From A to B she was a fellow at the Indian Institute of Advanced Study, Shimla, where she examined an imperial Mughal manuscript: Dvādaśa Bhāva, an illustrated Persian translation of a Sanskrit text assumed to be lost, for which she traced the story and the content of its paintings.
Research papers from her PhD have been accepted for publication in forthcoming edited volumes by Routledge, India and Bloomsbury Academic, New York. Apart from the Visual Culture of the Mughals, her other research areas are Medieval Ascetical Traditions and Folk Culture of Haryana. She has presented her research in several international and national conferences and symposiums the most prominent are the 42nd Annual Conference of Art Historians, University of Edinburgh, Scotland and a Symposium on South Asian Floor Drawings and Murals, University of Westminster, London, an event of the South Asian Literature Festival, London.
Dr. Duhan has received grants from ICSSR, New Delhi 2016 and Nehru Trust (between 2006 – 2013) supporting the research which led to her PhD.