Pranjal did his Masters in his specialised subject. He went on to do further research in Classical Archaeology and completed his Doctorate thesis on the Harappan studies. He has taught at Post-Graduate level as an Assistant Professor at CBL University, Bhiwani and currently teaches at the same position at Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak in the department of History. He started his research back in graduation on the symbolic aspects of Sacrifice (yajña) in Vedas and Indian culture in the light of Sri Aurobindo. He presented this project in an open talk in his final year of graduation, which was later published in Mother India. Since then Pranjal has been working to interweave the different aspects of History with Indian Culture and the writings and the thought of Sri Aurobindo to bring forward a more meaningful and relevant perspectives from a holistic approach. He hopes to bring the thought of Sri Aurobindo to different age groups of students, of which one part has been initiated through Auro Schools, where Sanskrit and Indian Culture is being instilled drop by drop and has shown excellent results until now.

Dr. Pranjal Garg volunteers his time and services at SAFIC whenever possible as a resource person for educational activities related to Indian history and culture in the light of Sri Aurobindo’s vision.