Exotic phenomena in triaxial odd-odd nuclei

An atomic nucleus is an excellent laboratory to probe the laws of nature. It is a many body system comprising of protons and neutrons held tightly by the strong interaction, the form of which is still elusive. The advents of more powerful experimental facilities have challenged our understanding of the nucleus at all resolutions. As a result, the so called 'common properties' of all nuclei are no more accurate. Instead, these are understood as the properties of the stable nuclei. Moving away from the stability region, several unique, complex, and fascinating phenomena stimulate our quest for understanding. This thesis work has led to a more inclusive and robust tool for studying the structure and some decay properties of nuclei including those away from the stable nuclei. This tool can explain several existing data and can guide the future experiments regarding the rotational spectra, electromagnetic transitions and proton emission