Puneet Pal Singh
Biographic Data
| ID | 1342926 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Puneet Pal Singh |
| GIVEN NAMES | Puneet Pal |
| FAMILY NAME | Singh |
| SIGNATURE | SINGH P P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0738-7629 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Terrorists’ affinity towards borders: An Indian perspective
Terrorism is a global threat in which perpetrators aim to maximize fear in society through devastating attacks. India’s peninsular geography and transnational borders create strategic terrorism challenges. We analyzed multiple hypotheses about the proximity of high-impact attacks (HIAs) from international and inter-state boundaries of Indian states, categorized into states with maritime and transnational geographies. The K-means suggested four cl…
Profiling terrorist organizations capable of high impact attacks
Terrorist attacks aim to maximize human fatalities and related damages to instill fear within the community. Such attacks are considered High Impact Attacks (HIAs) and orchestrating them requires considerable organizational setup and resources. This study extends the implementation of the Iterative Outlier Analysis (IOA) heuristics developed earlier to each region reported in the Global Terrorism Database (GTD). It reinforces and generalizes the …
Modelling & Analysis of High Impact Terrorist Attacks in India & Its Neighbors
Terrorism perpetrated in any country by either internal or external actors jeopardizes the country’s security, economic growth, societal peace, and harmony. Hence, accurate modelling of terrorism has become a necessary component of the national security mission of most nations. This research extracted and analyzed high impact attacks (HIAs) perpetrated by terrorists in India and its neighboring countries since 1970 using the Global Terrorism Data…
An innovative color-coding scheme for terrorism threat advisory system
This research develops an innovative terror threat advisory system capable of visually communicating variations in the terrorism levels to policymakers or the public and forecasts future levels. Earlier attempts to create similar advisory systems by policymakers were either discontinued or lost their relevance due to a trust deficit in the system. We propose a novel approach for creating a color scheme and utilize it to develop an intuitive cater…
Population genetic study of the STR loci (HUMCSF1PO, HUMTPOX, HUMTHO1, HUMLPL, Humf13A01, Humf13B, HSFESFPS and HUMVWA) in North Indians
The allele frequency spectrum, heterozygosity, probability of exclusion, match probability and discrimination probability estimates show interesting variation and suggest the usefulness of these loci for anthropogenetic, paternity and forensic investigations in Indian populations
Genetic Variation of Apolipoproteins in North Indians
Genetic variation at three apolipoprotein loci (APOA4, APOH, and APOE) has been examined in nine endogamous populations of Punjab, North India. The overall pattern of allele frequency variation at different loci is compatible with that of European populations, but observed microvariation differentiates the populations according to their position in the Indian caste structure. The most common allele at the APOA4 locus was APOA4*1 with a narrow fre…
Genetic heterogeneity of Apo CII locus in North India
Apolipoprotein CII genotypes were determined in Brahmins, Banias, Jat Sikhs, Khatris, Ramgarhia, Ramdasia and Scheduled Castes of Punjab, North India (n = 930). The Apo CII exhibits three common polymorphic alleles CII*1, CII*2 and CII*3 with pooled frequencies 0.883, 0.114 and 0.003, respectively. CII*3 was absent in Brahmins. Distribution of Apo CII isoforms highlights a considerable variation among different ethnic groups across the world. The…
Apolipoprotein Polymorphism in Man – It’s Role in Health and Disease
Apolipo proteins play an important role in lipid transport in human body; starting from absorption of processed dietary lipids from the exogenous pathway in intestines to the endogenous transport involving extra hepatic cells and processing them in the liver. Along with various enzymes the binding characteristics of apolipoproteins are the main determinants in lipid metabolism in the body. The binding characteristics are in turn dependent on the …
Study of Some Morphological, Physiological and Serological Parameters in Twins
The present study was conducted on 18 pairs of twins. The similarity method was used for zygosity determination. Eight pairs were found to be monozygotic and the rest dizygotic. Intra-pair differences regarding various morphological and physiological parameters were observed in these twins. MZ twin pairs showed very small differences for morpholo gical parameters than DZ, confirming that MZ twins have similar genetic make up. Physiological parame…
Menarcheal Status and Physical Structure of Punjabi Girls
The present study has been conducted on 301 Punjabi adolescent girls with a view to exploring the relationship between sexual maturity and physical structure. Data in respect of anthropometric measurements and menarcheal status were collected from Ropar District of Punjab during April 1990. Anthropometric measurements have been taken following the standard techniques given by IBP/HA sub committee (Tanner et al., 1969). Status quo information rega…
Genetic Variation of Apolipoproteins in North Indians
Genetic variation at three apolipoprotein loci (APOA4, APOH, and APOE) has been examined in nine endogamous populations of Punjab, North India. The overall pattern of allele frequency variation at different loci is compatible with that of European populations, but observed microvariation differentiates the populations according to their position in the Indian caste structure. The most common allele at the APOA4 locus was APOA4*1 with a narrow fre…
Menarcheal Status and Physical Structure of Punjabi Girls
The present study has been conducted on 301 Punjabi adolescent girls with a view to exploring the relationship between sexual maturity and physical structure. Data in respect of anthropometric measurements and menarcheal status were collected from Ropar District of Punjab during April 1990. Anthropometric measurements have been taken following the standard techniques given by IBP/HA sub committee (Tanner et al., 1969). Status quo information rega…
Apolipoprotein Polymorphism in Man – It’s Role in Health and Disease
Apolipo proteins play an important role in lipid transport in human body; starting from absorption of processed dietary lipids from the exogenous pathway in intestines to the endogenous transport involving extra hepatic cells and processing them in the liver. Along with various enzymes the binding characteristics of apolipoproteins are the main determinants in lipid metabolism in the body. The binding characteristics are in turn dependent on the …
Study of Some Morphological, Physiological and Serological Parameters in Twins
The present study was conducted on 18 pairs of twins. The similarity method was used for zygosity determination. Eight pairs were found to be monozygotic and the rest dizygotic. Intra-pair differences regarding various morphological and physiological parameters were observed in these twins. MZ twin pairs showed very small differences for morpholo gical parameters than DZ, confirming that MZ twins have similar genetic make up. Physiological parame…
Population genetic study of the STR loci (HUMCSF1PO, HUMTPOX, HUMTHO1, HUMLPL, Humf13A01, Humf13B, HSFESFPS and HUMVWA) in North Indians
The allele frequency spectrum, heterozygosity, probability of exclusion, match probability and discrimination probability estimates show interesting variation and suggest the usefulness of these loci for anthropogenetic, paternity and forensic investigations in Indian populations
Genetic Variation of Apolipoproteins in North Indians
Genetic variation at three apolipoprotein loci (APOA4, APOH, and APOE) has been examined in nine endogamous populations of Punjab, North India. The overall pattern of allele frequency variation at different loci is compatible with that of European populations, but observed microvariation differentiates the populations according to their position in the Indian caste structure. The most common allele at the APOA4 locus was APOA4*1 with a narrow fre…
Genetic heterogeneity of Apo CII locus in North India
Apolipoprotein CII genotypes were determined in Brahmins, Banias, Jat Sikhs, Khatris, Ramgarhia, Ramdasia and Scheduled Castes of Punjab, North India (n = 930). The Apo CII exhibits three common polymorphic alleles CII*1, CII*2 and CII*3 with pooled frequencies 0.883, 0.114 and 0.003, respectively. CII*3 was absent in Brahmins. Distribution of Apo CII isoforms highlights a considerable variation among different ethnic groups across the world. The…
Profiling terrorist organizations capable of high impact attacks
Terrorist attacks aim to maximize human fatalities and related damages to instill fear within the community. Such attacks are considered High Impact Attacks (HIAs) and orchestrating them requires considerable organizational setup and resources. This study extends the implementation of the Iterative Outlier Analysis (IOA) heuristics developed earlier to each region reported in the Global Terrorism Database (GTD). It reinforces and generalizes the …
Modelling & Analysis of High Impact Terrorist Attacks in India & Its Neighbors
Terrorism perpetrated in any country by either internal or external actors jeopardizes the country’s security, economic growth, societal peace, and harmony. Hence, accurate modelling of terrorism has become a necessary component of the national security mission of most nations. This research extracted and analyzed high impact attacks (HIAs) perpetrated by terrorists in India and its neighboring countries since 1970 using the Global Terrorism Data…
An innovative color-coding scheme for terrorism threat advisory system
This research develops an innovative terror threat advisory system capable of visually communicating variations in the terrorism levels to policymakers or the public and forecasts future levels. Earlier attempts to create similar advisory systems by policymakers were either discontinued or lost their relevance due to a trust deficit in the system. We propose a novel approach for creating a color scheme and utilize it to develop an intuitive cater…
Terrorists’ affinity towards borders: An Indian perspective
Terrorism is a global threat in which perpetrators aim to maximize fear in society through devastating attacks. India’s peninsular geography and transnational borders create strategic terrorism challenges. We analyzed multiple hypotheses about the proximity of high-impact attacks (HIAs) from international and inter-state boundaries of Indian states, categorized into states with maritime and transnational geographies. The K-means suggested four cl…
Biology (5 works) · Demography (4 works) · Genetics (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Terrorism (4 works) · Terrorism, Counterterrorism, and Political Violence (4 works) · Allele (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works)