Monika
Biographic Data
| ID | 1653296 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Monika |
| FAMILY NAME | Monika |
| SIGNATURE | MONIKA |
| AFFILIATIONS | Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0528-6119 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Volatility Spillover Between Nifty Fifty Index and Selected Mutual Funds in Indian Stock Market
Purpose: This study aims to examine the volatility spillover effects and measure the time varying correlations between nifty fifty index and selected mutual funds in Indian mutual fund market. Methodology: The research uses Exponential GARCH proposed by Nelson (1991) to explore the direction and magnitude of spillover effects between nifty fifty index and selected mutual fund. It employs Dynamic Conditional Correlation (DCC) GARCH proposed by Eng…
Shifting Terrain of Eco‐Nationalism in India
This review traces the evolution of eco‐nationalism in India—from early religio‐ecological resistance in the pre‐colonial and colonial eras, through post‐independence state‐led developmental nationalism, to its contemporary inflection under majoritarian politics. It argues that eco‐nationalism has unfolded in distinct, historically contingent phases, each reflecting shifting power relations, social priorities, and political appropriations. Drawin…
Bridging Structural Gaps
This study explores the social and psychological factors that shape how Dalit women in Himachal Pradesh experience and pursue empowerment in their daily lives. Specifically, it looks at how perceived stigma, social support, education and political participation influence their socio-economic status and how that, in turn, affect both their economic independence and psychological well-being. Drawing on survey data from 640 Dalit women and analysed …
Shifting Hindutva geography
Rupert Brooke and Paul Nash
This paper discusses the artistic and aesthetic genius of the poet Rupert Brooke and the painter Paul Nash in their respective areas. Rupert Brooke is acclaimed as one of the finest representative war poets of the time. During the modern writings of fragmented, free, dense and long verses Brooke adapted the sonnet to share war experiences. These sonnets by Brooke have been placed among the supreme expressions of English patriotism and the few not…
Empowering Self-Help Groups (Shgs)
The SelfHelp Groups usually provide support services to corporate owners and individuals in similar social and financial situations to assist urban poor individuals in preparing for employment and self-employment. The government’s DAY-NULM (Deen Dayal Upadhaya- National Urban Livelihoods Mission) programme utilizes Self-Help Groups, Area Level Federations (AFL), and City-Level Federations (CFL) to offer financial solutions besides skill developme…
Exploring Innovative Approaches to Managing Cultural Heritage for Economic Benefit
Cultural heritage management is essential for protecting the historical and cultural significance of sites while contributing to economic growth. This study's objective is to ascertain and evaluate modern management techniques for heritage sites that maximize economic benefits while ensuring sustainable protection. It seeks to discover methods that effectively stabilize heritage conservation with economic development goals. This study investigate…
Role of Arts and Literature in Personality Development
The present research paper is a discussion on an essential area of human life. The personality and its development with art and literature is the focal point of discussion here. Art which includes five dimensions of skill is an integral part of human life. From ancient times man could never escape his life form literature and art. Art works for the inclusion of harmony, rhythm, balance, unity, proportion, love, compassion, sympathy, fluency, comp…
Globalization and Future of the Rural-Agrarian in 21st Century India
Phytochemical analysis, anti-oxidant activity, anti-microbial activity of leaves of camellia sinensis (theaceae family) (white tea)
White tea, also known as Camellia Sinensis (Theaceae family), is a lesser-known variety of the world-famous Camellia Sinensis plant and beverage, despite its possible health advantages, cheap cost, and energizing effects. In order to prevent the breakdown of polyphenols, which prevents chlorophyll from combining with the leaf buds, young tea shoots are kept away of direct sunlight. The goal of herbal medicine research & development is to enhance …
Silicon fertilization in paddy field
Present study has been done to document the effect of silicon fertilization on various yield parameters of rice (Oryza sativa L.) in land farm under natural environmental conditions. In the current study, the comparison of application of 125 kg/hectare silicon fertilizer + basal fertilizer has been done with control (basal fertilizer without silicon). The significant rise of 88.89% in no. of tillers, 20% in effective tiller, 88.89% in no. of till…
Circadian rhythms regulated pulsatile drug delivery system
As the body works both day and night, genetics influences how effectively an organism adapts to a changing environment. During diseases, conditions like asthma, ulcers, and rheumatoid arthritis need treatment at certain times of the day. We require pulse drug delivery to avoid unwanted side effects depending on the disease condition. Its ability to prevent drug receptor downregulation and provide effective therapeutic effects has made pulsatile d…
Herbodetox agents
From the skin to the liver, the human body has a built-in detoxification mechanism that keeps it running properly on a daily basis. The natural system has been undermined by our contemporary way of life, which includes increased levels of stress, pollution, and poor eating habits. The identification of naturally occurring herbs that may aid in the cleaning of the urinary system and/or other organs is urgently needed. These plants can be found in …
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Phytochemical analysis, anti-oxidant activity, anti-microbial activity of leaves of camellia sinensis (theaceae family) (white tea)
White tea, also known as Camellia Sinensis (Theaceae family), is a lesser-known variety of the world-famous Camellia Sinensis plant and beverage, despite its possible health advantages, cheap cost, and energizing effects. In order to prevent the breakdown of polyphenols, which prevents chlorophyll from combining with the leaf buds, young tea shoots are kept away of direct sunlight. The goal of herbal medicine research & development is to enhance …
Silicon fertilization in paddy field
Present study has been done to document the effect of silicon fertilization on various yield parameters of rice (Oryza sativa L.) in land farm under natural environmental conditions. In the current study, the comparison of application of 125 kg/hectare silicon fertilizer + basal fertilizer has been done with control (basal fertilizer without silicon). The significant rise of 88.89% in no. of tillers, 20% in effective tiller, 88.89% in no. of till…
Circadian rhythms regulated pulsatile drug delivery system
As the body works both day and night, genetics influences how effectively an organism adapts to a changing environment. During diseases, conditions like asthma, ulcers, and rheumatoid arthritis need treatment at certain times of the day. We require pulse drug delivery to avoid unwanted side effects depending on the disease condition. Its ability to prevent drug receptor downregulation and provide effective therapeutic effects has made pulsatile d…
Herbodetox agents
From the skin to the liver, the human body has a built-in detoxification mechanism that keeps it running properly on a daily basis. The natural system has been undermined by our contemporary way of life, which includes increased levels of stress, pollution, and poor eating habits. The identification of naturally occurring herbs that may aid in the cleaning of the urinary system and/or other organs is urgently needed. These plants can be found in …
Role of Arts and Literature in Personality Development
The present research paper is a discussion on an essential area of human life. The personality and its development with art and literature is the focal point of discussion here. Art which includes five dimensions of skill is an integral part of human life. From ancient times man could never escape his life form literature and art. Art works for the inclusion of harmony, rhythm, balance, unity, proportion, love, compassion, sympathy, fluency, comp…
Globalization and Future of the Rural-Agrarian in 21st Century India
Rupert Brooke and Paul Nash
This paper discusses the artistic and aesthetic genius of the poet Rupert Brooke and the painter Paul Nash in their respective areas. Rupert Brooke is acclaimed as one of the finest representative war poets of the time. During the modern writings of fragmented, free, dense and long verses Brooke adapted the sonnet to share war experiences. These sonnets by Brooke have been placed among the supreme expressions of English patriotism and the few not…
Empowering Self-Help Groups (Shgs)
The SelfHelp Groups usually provide support services to corporate owners and individuals in similar social and financial situations to assist urban poor individuals in preparing for employment and self-employment. The government’s DAY-NULM (Deen Dayal Upadhaya- National Urban Livelihoods Mission) programme utilizes Self-Help Groups, Area Level Federations (AFL), and City-Level Federations (CFL) to offer financial solutions besides skill developme…
Exploring Innovative Approaches to Managing Cultural Heritage for Economic Benefit
Cultural heritage management is essential for protecting the historical and cultural significance of sites while contributing to economic growth. This study's objective is to ascertain and evaluate modern management techniques for heritage sites that maximize economic benefits while ensuring sustainable protection. It seeks to discover methods that effectively stabilize heritage conservation with economic development goals. This study investigate…
Shifting Terrain of Eco‐Nationalism in India
This review traces the evolution of eco‐nationalism in India—from early religio‐ecological resistance in the pre‐colonial and colonial eras, through post‐independence state‐led developmental nationalism, to its contemporary inflection under majoritarian politics. It argues that eco‐nationalism has unfolded in distinct, historically contingent phases, each reflecting shifting power relations, social priorities, and political appropriations. Drawin…
Bridging Structural Gaps
This study explores the social and psychological factors that shape how Dalit women in Himachal Pradesh experience and pursue empowerment in their daily lives. Specifically, it looks at how perceived stigma, social support, education and political participation influence their socio-economic status and how that, in turn, affect both their economic independence and psychological well-being. Drawing on survey data from 640 Dalit women and analysed …
Shifting Hindutva geography
Volatility Spillover Between Nifty Fifty Index and Selected Mutual Funds in Indian Stock Market
Purpose: This study aims to examine the volatility spillover effects and measure the time varying correlations between nifty fifty index and selected mutual funds in Indian mutual fund market. Methodology: The research uses Exponential GARCH proposed by Nelson (1991) to explore the direction and magnitude of spillover effects between nifty fifty index and selected mutual fund. It employs Dynamic Conditional Correlation (DCC) GARCH proposed by Eng…
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