Anant Kumar
Biographic Data
| ID | 3601184 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anant Kumar |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anant |
| FAMILY NAME | Kumar |
| SIGNATURE | KUMAR A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6875-0225 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Recovering a Lost Voice
This article examines Chhotke Chor (1915), a pioneering short story written in Awadhi by Shrimati Mohini Chamarin, considered the first known Dalit woman to publish fiction in Hindi. Overlooked for nearly a century, the story was rediscovered by researcher Naiya at Jawaharlal Nehru University and republished in Tehelka and Dastak: Naye Samay Ki . Drawing on the version reprinted in Lok Lay , this study situates the story within the socio-historic…
CohortSync
In modern distributed systems, achieving consensus and reconciliation among diverse nodes across varying network conditions is a significant challenge. CohortSync, a novel micro-cohort-based protocol, addresses this challenge by leveraging scalable and fault-tolerant mechanisms to ensure data consistency and system reliability. The core innovation of CohortSync lies in its utilization of dynamically formed micro-cohorts, which are small, manageab…
Implementing the World’s Largest Sanitation Program – Findings from Rural Jharkhand in India
Covid 19 and its mental health consequences
Sexual Harassment in Academic Institutions and Demand to Regulate Male Sexuality
Training Needs Assessment of Service Providers
Training needs assessments are pivotal for any capacity building program. Building capacity of service providers and staff involved in HIV/AIDS intervention programs is crucial because of the distinct nature of such programs. It requires specific knowledge, skills, and attitudes that are of utmost importance, influencing the reach of the program and its impact in halting and reversing the epidemic. This study was conducted to identify the trainin…
Operations Research in HIV/Aids
Operations research is mainly applied to decision making in industries and corporations using quantitative methods to optimize production. The applications of operations research in social sciences research or health research in HIV, service delivery, and program performance improvement are minimal. Considering the complexity of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, it is imperative to learn from operations research in scaling up HIV treatment, prevention, and …
Domestic Violence against Men in India
In the absence of any systemic data, with more men coming up and reporting violence by women, it is important to understand and examine the issue of violence against men by women and associated factors. With changing gender roles and power relations, the author predicts that this will increase in the future, which will have far-reaching consequences and implications for the larger society and relationships between men and women. The paper attempt…
Challenges and Opportunities in HIV/Aids Counseling
The study highlights the challenges and opportunities in HIV/AIDS counseling. The major challenges are recruiting the right individuals and their capacity building and retention. The finding shows that most of the counselors are not befitting in terms of qualification and experience besides motivation, remuneration, and other issues. The study suggests that to ensure the effective counseling to reverse the epidemic, it is important to focus on su…
Health inequity and women's self-help groups in India
With the United Nations Millenium Declaration of 2000, the establishment of Self-Help Groups (SHGs) has been identified as a significant strategy in addressing the alarming levels of poverty and marginalisation that have accompanied global development. SHGs are small, voluntary associations of people from the same socio-economic background that have been established for the purpose of solving shared social and economic problems through selfhelp a…
Domestic Violence against Men in India
In the absence of any systemic data, with more men coming up and reporting violence by women, it is important to understand and examine the issue of violence against men by women and associated factors. With changing gender roles and power relations, the author predicts that this will increase in the future, which will have far-reaching consequences and implications for the larger society and relationships between men and women. The paper attempt…
Sexual Harassment in Academic Institutions and Demand to Regulate Male Sexuality
Challenges and Opportunities in HIV/Aids Counseling
The study highlights the challenges and opportunities in HIV/AIDS counseling. The major challenges are recruiting the right individuals and their capacity building and retention. The finding shows that most of the counselors are not befitting in terms of qualification and experience besides motivation, remuneration, and other issues. The study suggests that to ensure the effective counseling to reverse the epidemic, it is important to focus on su…
Health inequity and women's self-help groups in India
With the United Nations Millenium Declaration of 2000, the establishment of Self-Help Groups (SHGs) has been identified as a significant strategy in addressing the alarming levels of poverty and marginalisation that have accompanied global development. SHGs are small, voluntary associations of people from the same socio-economic background that have been established for the purpose of solving shared social and economic problems through selfhelp a…
Domestic Violence against Men in India
In the absence of any systemic data, with more men coming up and reporting violence by women, it is important to understand and examine the issue of violence against men by women and associated factors. With changing gender roles and power relations, the author predicts that this will increase in the future, which will have far-reaching consequences and implications for the larger society and relationships between men and women. The paper attempt…
Challenges and Opportunities in HIV/Aids Counseling
The study highlights the challenges and opportunities in HIV/AIDS counseling. The major challenges are recruiting the right individuals and their capacity building and retention. The finding shows that most of the counselors are not befitting in terms of qualification and experience besides motivation, remuneration, and other issues. The study suggests that to ensure the effective counseling to reverse the epidemic, it is important to focus on su…
Training Needs Assessment of Service Providers
Training needs assessments are pivotal for any capacity building program. Building capacity of service providers and staff involved in HIV/AIDS intervention programs is crucial because of the distinct nature of such programs. It requires specific knowledge, skills, and attitudes that are of utmost importance, influencing the reach of the program and its impact in halting and reversing the epidemic. This study was conducted to identify the trainin…
Operations Research in HIV/Aids
Operations research is mainly applied to decision making in industries and corporations using quantitative methods to optimize production. The applications of operations research in social sciences research or health research in HIV, service delivery, and program performance improvement are minimal. Considering the complexity of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, it is imperative to learn from operations research in scaling up HIV treatment, prevention, and …
Sexual Harassment in Academic Institutions and Demand to Regulate Male Sexuality
Covid 19 and its mental health consequences
CohortSync
In modern distributed systems, achieving consensus and reconciliation among diverse nodes across varying network conditions is a significant challenge. CohortSync, a novel micro-cohort-based protocol, addresses this challenge by leveraging scalable and fault-tolerant mechanisms to ensure data consistency and system reliability. The core innovation of CohortSync lies in its utilization of dynamically formed micro-cohorts, which are small, manageab…
Implementing the World’s Largest Sanitation Program – Findings from Rural Jharkhand in India
Recovering a Lost Voice
This article examines Chhotke Chor (1915), a pioneering short story written in Awadhi by Shrimati Mohini Chamarin, considered the first known Dalit woman to publish fiction in Hindi. Overlooked for nearly a century, the story was rediscovered by researcher Naiya at Jawaharlal Nehru University and republished in Tehelka and Dastak: Naye Samay Ki . Drawing on the version reprinted in Lok Lay , this study situates the story within the socio-historic…
Medicine (5 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Family medicine (3 works) · HIV/AIDS Impact and Responses (3 works) · Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV (3 works) · Criminology (2 works) · Economic growth (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Poverty, Education, and Child Welfare (2 works)