Neha Sharma
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3581362 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Neha Sharma |
| PRENOMES | Neha |
| SOBRENOME | Sharma |
| ASSINATURA | SHARMA N |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Mother and Infant Research Activities |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8743-2196 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 34 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 33 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2009 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Green Is the New Gold
Prior studies based on the Theory of Planned Behavior mostly examined the effects of health and environmental concerns on organic food consumption; however, few addressed the paradoxical relationships in the context of opulent or symbolic decorum. Therefore, the novelty of this study arises from adopting a new perspective of opulence and integrating reasons for organic food purchases. Findings reveal a substantial attitude–behavior gap, despite h…
Prevalence and patterns of workplace violence against doctors of North India
Background: Workplace violence (WPV) against physicians represents an escalating global concern, with significant implications for India. This phenomenon substantially undermines the mental health, professional morale, and clinical performance of healthcare providers. A comprehensive understanding of the prevalence, patterns, and contextual factors associated with WPV is essential to develop evidence-based prevention and mitigation strategies. Me…
A Study of the Philosophy of Education From the Viewpoint of the Bhagavad Gita
This research paper seeks to explore and integrate the philosophy of education as reflected in the teachings of the ancient scripture, the Bhagavad Gita. The scripture offers guidance on imparting proper knowledge and understanding the true purpose and significance of education within the context of historical and cultural perspectives. Interpreting education through the lens of the Gita inspires the pursuit of genuine wisdom and encourages leadi…
Art, Perception, and Decision-Making
The Indian capital market has emerged as a vital platform for channelizing savings into productive investments; however, the effectiveness of investor participation largely depends on their level of technical understanding. The present study examines the relationship between investor technical knowledge, technical analysis knowledge, and satisfaction with investment decision-making in the Indian capital market. Using primary data collected from 1…
I Better “Not to”
The purpose of this study is to understand constraints from limitations and skepticism to a form of agency in consumer ethics. Framed in Granular Interaction Thinking theory, our study addresses the research question of how the voluntary sustainability constraints leverage mindful consumption . The quantitative research design builds upon an online survey and data analysis by fitting a composite‐based structural equation model using the partial l…
Scale, Depth and Duration
The study analyses robust, causal evidence of transformational change. We approach this topic by systematically reviewing literature that has the potential to document causal evidence for transformational change across a broad set of interventions and outcomes. Our focus is on evidence found in developing countries to inform climate interventions. We approach this learning exercise directly by looking at the energy sector and indirectly by review…
Breaking barriers - Exploring the leadership trajectories of women in Indian Civil Services
The present study aimed to explore the lived experiences of women leaders in the Indian Civil Services, focusing on their leadership journey since childhood. Using a qualitative approach, the investigators captured the lived experiences of twelve women leaders, selected using purposive sampling based on predefined criteria. Six key themes emerged from the data analysis: fostering confidence from childhood, personal qualities, social facilitators,…
Strategies for Sustainable Land Management Through Climate‐Resilient Horticulture
Land degradation is a major threat to agricultural production, biota, and terrestrial livelihoods under changing climatic scenarios. But climate‐resilient horticulture (CRH) provides optimistic and sustainable elucidations for mitigate the problems from the land degradation issue. It may happen via adaptive approaches that help reinstate ecosystems and resilience services. Here, we review the potential role of CRH in maintaining the soil by preve…
An Empirical Study of Training and Development Practices in Indian Banking Sector
This research study is an attempt to identify the issues and challenges to concern with training and development practices in Indian banking sector. The issues associated with some of the major areas like employee morale, performance and productivity, lower cost production, lower turnover, and change management. This research problem refers to some exertion which a researcher experiences in a practical situation and wants to attain a solution for…
Balancing Justice and Rights
The Indian judiciary plays a pivotal role in interpreting and safeguarding human rights within the framework of the Indian Constitution. This paper explores the judiciary's perception of human rights, focusing on its proactive approach in expanding the scope of fundamental rights and ensuring justice for marginalized communities. By examining landmark judgments, the study highlights the judiciary's emphasis on the principles of equality, liberty,…
Exploring the Viability and Impact of Veganism in Luxury Fashion
As environmental concerns rise, luxury fashion brands are increasingly adopting vegan materials to create eco-friendly collections without compromising on quality or style. This study aims to explore the viability and impact of veganism in luxury fashion, focusing on its influence on consumer behavior, industry standards, and sustainability. A comprehensive review of secondary sources, including academic literature, industry reports, and sustaina…
Interactive Simulation of Nonpharmaceutical Interventions of Airborne Disease Transmission in Office Settings
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused major disruptions to workplace safety and productivity. A browser-based interactive disease transmission simulation was developed to enable managers and individuals (agents) to optimize safe office work activities during pandemic conditions. The application provides a user interface to evaluate the impact of non-pharmaceutical interventions (NPIs) policies on airborne disease exposure based on agents' meeting patt…
A Protocol for the Review of Examples of Transformational Change in the Energy and Public Health Sectors to Inform Climate Mitigation and Adaptation Interventions
This article describes the approach for an evidence review that combines two different evidence gap maps into one learning exercise on transformational change. The review assesses the evidence in two sectors where there has been demonstrable progress in terms of scale, depth and permanence of change: in energy and in behavioural change in public health. The review uses causal evidence to assess how lessons about transformational change in these t…
A Pilot Study in Adapting the Chronic Care Model to Address Shortage of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
The Role of the Right to Education Act, 2009 in Empowering Marginalized Communities in Rural India
The Right to Education (RTE) Act, 2009, is a transformative legal framework aimed at ensuring free and compulsory education for children aged 6 to 14 years in India, with a particular focus on promoting equity and social justice. This paper examines the role of the RTE Act in advancing gender equality and social justice in rural India, using insights from a regional study. The research highlights how the RTE Act has provided marginalized groups, …
Challenges Faced by Indian Banking Sector Towards Organizational Effectiveness
Training and organizational effectiveness has caused increasing challenges for Indian banking sector. However, there is a dearth of information about these challenges in many developing countries, including India. This study is an attempt to examine the challenges faced by varied banking employees during training and organizational effectiveness in India.Methods: We conducted qualitative research among banking personnel of different cadre and des…
Geographies of Exclusion
A rich seam of waste scholarship already addresses the exclusion faced by informal waste workers as cities in the global South undergo spatial transformations to become 'world class'. However, less attention has been paid to how state practices have reproduced inequalities within and across waste picker communities. Drawing upon eleven months of ethnographic research at Mumbai's Deonar dump site, this article maps the practices through which wast…
Evaluating new simplified assays for harm reduction from methanol poisoning using chromotropic acid kits
Background Ingestion of methanol can result in severe irreversible morbidity, and death. Simple and easy methods to detect methanol and other hazardous additives prior to consumption can prevent fatalities. This form of harm reduction is analogous to the widely practiced “pill testing” of recreational drugs in various countries. We aimed to evaluate the performance of two qualitative and quantitative kits to simultaneously identify the presence o…
Systematizing the approach to air quality measurement and analysis in low and middle income countries
Potential anti-epileptic phytoconstituents
Diplomats in Robes
A substantial body of scholarly research has examined decision-making in domestic high courts, but international judicial behavior remains relatively poorly understood. Building on research that uses judges’ career background as a proxy for their motivations at the European Court of Human Rights, we deploy a new measure of judicial career backgrounds and a new dataset of the Court’s free expression decisions. We combine quantitative analysis of j…
Data Management, Analytics and Innovation
The Politics of Artificial Intelligence Behaviour and Human Rights Violation Issues in the 2016 US Presidential Elections
Engaging South Asian youth and families
OBJECTIVE: South Asians (SAs), a rapidly growing minority group in the United States are underrepresented in mental health research. They represent a unique sub-group of Asian immigrants in that their journey to the United States in the last 50 years was driven by the pursuit of academic and career opportunities. Our goal is to provide a topical overview of factors contributing to the mental health challenges of South Asian American (SAA) youth a…
Antibiotic Resistance in Microbes from Street Fruit Drinks and Hygiene Behavior of the Vendors in Delhi, India
Microbial contamination of fruit juices has caused major outbreaks, leading to significant morbidity and mortality in developing countries. The inept hygiene and safety practices followed by the juice vendors are the leading risk factors of the microbial contamination of juices. In this pilot study, the five most crowded markets in urban Delhi, including Kamla Nagar, University of Delhi (north campus), Tilak Nagar, Chandni Chowk, and Rohini, were…
Validating an Agency-based Tool for Measuring Women's Empowerment in a Complex Public Health Trial in Rural Nepal
Despite the rising popularity of indicators of women's empowerment in global development programmes, little work has been done on the validity of existing measures of such a complex concept. We present a mixed methods validation of the use of the Relative Autonomy Index for measuring Amartya Sen's notion of agency freedom in rural Nepal. Analysis of think-aloud interviews (n = 7) indicated adequate respondent understanding of questionnaire items,…
Political connections and psychosocial wellbeing among Women's Development Army leaders in rural amhara, Ethiopia
Geographies of Exclusion
A rich seam of waste scholarship already addresses the exclusion faced by informal waste workers as cities in the global South undergo spatial transformations to become 'world class'. However, less attention has been paid to how state practices have reproduced inequalities within and across waste picker communities. Drawing upon eleven months of ethnographic research at Mumbai's Deonar dump site, this article maps the practices through which wast…
Effect of Supplementation of Tulsi ( Ocimum sanctum ) and Neem ( Azadirachta indica ) Leaf Powder on Diabetic Symptoms, Anthropometric Parameters and Blood Pressure of Non Insulin Dependent Male Diabe…
The incidence of diabetes is increasing all over the world affecting more than 246 million people. Ninety non insulin dependent male diabetic subjects in the age group of 40-60 years were selected from PAU, Ludhiana to study the effect of supplementation of tulsiand neemleaves on the signs and symptoms anthropometric parameters and blood pressure of the diabetic subjects. General information of the subjects was recorded by interview schedule. Aft…
Assessment of the Nutritional Status of the Non Insulin Dependent Male Diabetics
Thirty non insulin dependent diabetic females of 40 to 60 years were selected from Punjab agricultural university hospital ludhiana. After one month control period 125 gram of instant wheat meal (45 gram in breakfast, 40 gram midmorning and 40 gram inin evening tea) was given daily to the .selected subjects. Instant wheat meal was given to all the subjects on weekly basis for a period of two months to study the effect of supplementation on their …
Is Internal Communication Important for Sport Commitment
The study investigates the mechanism of internal communication in the context of sport organizations. This article illustrates the relationship between internal communication (peer communication, coach–player communication, communication training, and internal public relation [PR] practices) and commitment of individual players in the sports, broadening the understanding of internal communication practices in sport organizations. This study hypot…
Perceptions, practices and health seeking behaviour constrain JE/AES interventions in high endemic district of North India
There is an urgent need for promotive interventions to address lack of awareness about the drivers of JE/AES. Delivery of care during acute illness suffers with formidable challenges and systematic failures. A large portion of mortality can be prevented by early institution of rational management at primary and secondary level, and by avoiding wastage of time and resources for investigations and medications that are not actually required
Validating an Agency-based Tool for Measuring Women's Empowerment in a Complex Public Health Trial in Rural Nepal
Despite the rising popularity of indicators of women's empowerment in global development programmes, little work has been done on the validity of existing measures of such a complex concept. We present a mixed methods validation of the use of the Relative Autonomy Index for measuring Amartya Sen's notion of agency freedom in rural Nepal. Analysis of think-aloud interviews (n = 7) indicated adequate respondent understanding of questionnaire items,…
Women’s Ideas about the Health Effects of Household Air Pollution, Developed through Focus Group Discussions and Artwork in Southern Nepal
Household air pollution is a major cause of ill health, but few solutions have been effective to date. While many quantitative studies have been conducted, few have explored the lived experiences and perceptions of women who do the cooking, and as a result are those most exposed to household air pollution. In this study, we worked with groups of home cooks, and sought to use art as a means of engaging them in discussions of how household air poll…
Formative qualitative research to develop community-based interventions addressing low birth weight in the plains of Nepal
Objective To explore the factors affecting intra-household food allocation practices to inform the development of interventions to prevent low birth weight in rural plains of Nepal. Design Qualitative methodology using purposive sampling to explore the barriers and facilitating factors to improved maternal nutrition. Setting Rural Dhanusha District, Nepal. Subjects We purposively sampled twenty-five young daughters-in-law from marginalised groups…
A new clerodane furano diterpene glycoside from Tinospora cordifolia triggers autophagy and apoptosis in HCT-116 colon cancer cells
Data Management, Analytics and Innovation
The Politics of Artificial Intelligence Behaviour and Human Rights Violation Issues in the 2016 US Presidential Elections
Engaging South Asian youth and families
OBJECTIVE: South Asians (SAs), a rapidly growing minority group in the United States are underrepresented in mental health research. They represent a unique sub-group of Asian immigrants in that their journey to the United States in the last 50 years was driven by the pursuit of academic and career opportunities. Our goal is to provide a topical overview of factors contributing to the mental health challenges of South Asian American (SAA) youth a…
Antibiotic Resistance in Microbes from Street Fruit Drinks and Hygiene Behavior of the Vendors in Delhi, India
Microbial contamination of fruit juices has caused major outbreaks, leading to significant morbidity and mortality in developing countries. The inept hygiene and safety practices followed by the juice vendors are the leading risk factors of the microbial contamination of juices. In this pilot study, the five most crowded markets in urban Delhi, including Kamla Nagar, University of Delhi (north campus), Tilak Nagar, Chandni Chowk, and Rohini, were…
Political connections and psychosocial wellbeing among Women's Development Army leaders in rural amhara, Ethiopia
Potential anti-epileptic phytoconstituents
Diplomats in Robes
A substantial body of scholarly research has examined decision-making in domestic high courts, but international judicial behavior remains relatively poorly understood. Building on research that uses judges’ career background as a proxy for their motivations at the European Court of Human Rights, we deploy a new measure of judicial career backgrounds and a new dataset of the Court’s free expression decisions. We combine quantitative analysis of j…
Evaluating new simplified assays for harm reduction from methanol poisoning using chromotropic acid kits
Background Ingestion of methanol can result in severe irreversible morbidity, and death. Simple and easy methods to detect methanol and other hazardous additives prior to consumption can prevent fatalities. This form of harm reduction is analogous to the widely practiced “pill testing” of recreational drugs in various countries. We aimed to evaluate the performance of two qualitative and quantitative kits to simultaneously identify the presence o…
Systematizing the approach to air quality measurement and analysis in low and middle income countries
The Role of the Right to Education Act, 2009 in Empowering Marginalized Communities in Rural India
The Right to Education (RTE) Act, 2009, is a transformative legal framework aimed at ensuring free and compulsory education for children aged 6 to 14 years in India, with a particular focus on promoting equity and social justice. This paper examines the role of the RTE Act in advancing gender equality and social justice in rural India, using insights from a regional study. The research highlights how the RTE Act has provided marginalized groups, …
Challenges Faced by Indian Banking Sector Towards Organizational Effectiveness
Training and organizational effectiveness has caused increasing challenges for Indian banking sector. However, there is a dearth of information about these challenges in many developing countries, including India. This study is an attempt to examine the challenges faced by varied banking employees during training and organizational effectiveness in India.Methods: We conducted qualitative research among banking personnel of different cadre and des…
Geographies of Exclusion
A rich seam of waste scholarship already addresses the exclusion faced by informal waste workers as cities in the global South undergo spatial transformations to become 'world class'. However, less attention has been paid to how state practices have reproduced inequalities within and across waste picker communities. Drawing upon eleven months of ethnographic research at Mumbai's Deonar dump site, this article maps the practices through which wast…
An Empirical Study of Training and Development Practices in Indian Banking Sector
This research study is an attempt to identify the issues and challenges to concern with training and development practices in Indian banking sector. The issues associated with some of the major areas like employee morale, performance and productivity, lower cost production, lower turnover, and change management. This research problem refers to some exertion which a researcher experiences in a practical situation and wants to attain a solution for…
Balancing Justice and Rights
The Indian judiciary plays a pivotal role in interpreting and safeguarding human rights within the framework of the Indian Constitution. This paper explores the judiciary's perception of human rights, focusing on its proactive approach in expanding the scope of fundamental rights and ensuring justice for marginalized communities. By examining landmark judgments, the study highlights the judiciary's emphasis on the principles of equality, liberty,…
Exploring the Viability and Impact of Veganism in Luxury Fashion
As environmental concerns rise, luxury fashion brands are increasingly adopting vegan materials to create eco-friendly collections without compromising on quality or style. This study aims to explore the viability and impact of veganism in luxury fashion, focusing on its influence on consumer behavior, industry standards, and sustainability. A comprehensive review of secondary sources, including academic literature, industry reports, and sustaina…
Interactive Simulation of Nonpharmaceutical Interventions of Airborne Disease Transmission in Office Settings
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused major disruptions to workplace safety and productivity. A browser-based interactive disease transmission simulation was developed to enable managers and individuals (agents) to optimize safe office work activities during pandemic conditions. The application provides a user interface to evaluate the impact of non-pharmaceutical interventions (NPIs) policies on airborne disease exposure based on agents' meeting patt…
A Protocol for the Review of Examples of Transformational Change in the Energy and Public Health Sectors to Inform Climate Mitigation and Adaptation Interventions
This article describes the approach for an evidence review that combines two different evidence gap maps into one learning exercise on transformational change. The review assesses the evidence in two sectors where there has been demonstrable progress in terms of scale, depth and permanence of change: in energy and in behavioural change in public health. The review uses causal evidence to assess how lessons about transformational change in these t…
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