Her postgraduate research focused on Rabindranath Tagore’s Muktadhara, examining the text through the perspectives of eco-poetics, environmentalism, humanism, philosophy, and deep ecology. Her research explores the complex relationship between literature, nature, society, and human consciousness, while considering the contemporary relevance of literary and philosophical thought.

Sarika has contributed to academic research and scholarly publications, particularly in the field of Tagore studies and related literary discourse. Her academic interests further include literary theory, Indian writing, ecological thought, cultural heritage, and the intersection of literature with philosophical and contemporary social concerns.

With proficiency in English, Hindi, and Kumaoni, she brings an appreciation of both academic scholarship and regional linguistic and cultural traditions. Her work reflects a strong commitment to research, critical inquiry, interdisciplinary scholarship, and the study of literature as a means of understanding cultural, philosophical, social, and environmental dimensions of human life.