Avinash Kumar
Biographic Data
| ID | 3614748 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Avinash Kumar |
| GIVEN NAMES | Avinash |
| FAMILY NAME | Kumar |
| SIGNATURE | KUMAR A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Delhi |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4372-4845 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Educational Aspirations and Artistic Identity Formation Among Slum Youth
Educational inequality within urban slum environments constrains adolescents’ access to stable schooling, future opportunity, and psychosocial development. Creative engagement has emerged as a potential developmental resource capable of strengthening motivation and identity in contexts of structural deprivation; however, empirical integration between artistic participation, identity formation, and educational aspiration remains limited. A converg…
Indian national movement and the British finance capital
This paper examines the economic conflict between the Indian national movement and British finance capital during the period from 1915 to 1939. It highlights how the colonial economic system, primarily designed to serve British imperial interests, directly opposed the economic aspirations of Indian nationalists. The exploitation of India’s resources by British finance capital, including the extraction of wealth through trade imbalances, high land…
The Marketing and Perceptions of Non-Tobacco Blunt Wraps on Twitter
OBJECTIVE: Non-tobacco blunt wraps (N-TBWs), which entered the marketplace in 2017, are being promoted as an alternative to traditional TBWs (e.g., cigarillos) for blunt smoking. The lack of studies on these novel products warrants an investigation. This study was the first to explore blunt smokers' perceptions about N-TBWs and the extent of product marketing on Twitter. METHODS: = 149,343), where 48,695 tweets were classified as relevant by a ma…
Priorities of health research in India
A Comparative Studies of Soluble Sugar Content in Different Two Selected Varieties of Mangifera Indica LTD
The chemical analysis of sugar content in the different cultivars of mango fruit showed significant changes at four different ripening stages of mango cultivarsie. 0 day, 2nd day, 4th day, and 8th day. All these changes were depended on the habit and habitat, and the maturity of Mango fruit. The quantification of the sugar composition from the ethanolic extract of two mango cultivars showed that the Dasheri had the highest reducing and non-reduci…
Green finance in circular economy
Opportunities and constraints for cleaner production policy in the developing world
Ego
This Article probes into the profound intricacies of ego, a multifaceted paradigm of self-centric consciousness that has garnered significant scholarly interest across various disciplines, with a specific focus on its conceptualization within the cultural contexts of the religions of Hinduism and Buddhism. By drawing on philosophical and psychological theories, this rigorous exploration aims to elucidate the nuanced dimensions of ego, shedding li…
Unlocking the potential of knowledge economy for rural resilience
A Critical Study of Common Facets in Firdaus Kanga's Trying to Grow and Rohinton Mistry's Such a Long Journey
This research paper tries to record the shared facets between Rohinton Mistry's Such a Long Journey and Firdaus Kanga's Trying to Grow. Both are promising young Parsi writers whose novels are wrapped in thick coverings of Parsi ethnic identity. Today, the Parsi community is facing extinction, and it is crouching in its own sacrosanct and inviolable corners to existing as best as possible with a halo of a break but not bent sort of dignity and hau…
Relevance of Diasporic Literature in the Globalised World
Today science and technology have shrunk the whole world into a small and assessable global village. In this era of cutthroat competition, people readily avail the opportunity to move to any corner of the world to support themselves, affecting the world's cultural, political, social, economic and literary trends and issues. One academic issue worth analysing is diasporic literature and its relevance to the globalised world. This paper is motivate…
Between Criticality and Conformism
This article attempts to investigate the three strands of citizenship, nationalism and education and their interconnectedness in India after independence. It seeks to address questions like how has the post-colonial state in India visualized its models of citizenship through its education policies and programmes and what has become of their fate? In what ways the changing nature of public versus private education has shaped contested models of ci…
Seasonal sea-ice variability and its trend in the Weddell Sea sector of West Antarctica
The Weddell Sea is susceptible to the ongoing climate change and experiences a reduction in an overall increase in the sea-ice extent (SIE). The nature of sea-ice in the Weddell Sea is largely associated with its geographical setup that determines the seasonal and decadal sea-ice variability. The study analysed long-term sea ice-ocean-atmosphere variability and trends (1979–2019) based on satellite and reanalysis measurements. The result shows th…
Interests, Norms, Meanings
Agrarian environments have to be comprehended as being part of a biophysical and social environment that includes the urban and the nonurban, the arable and the nonarable, and other areas that are integrally linked to the world of agriculture and environment and their allied socioeconomic relations. This article examines the responses of rice biotechnologists located in selected Indian public agricultural institutes under the aegis of the State A…
HPI appraisal of concentrations of heavy metals in dynamic and static flow of Ganga River System
Contentions and Confirmations over Genetically Modified Technology
The present study, from sociology of science and technology perspectives, examines the socio-political construal of innovations in rice biotechnology research in India with special reference to genetically modified ( GM ) technology. The primary data for the study has been collected through in-depth personal interviews with 68 molecular biologists and plant breeders engaged in rice biotechnology research in 20 scientific institutions coming under…
Rethinking displacement
The Evolution of Feminism
The aspiration of an ideal social structure includes the ambition of construction of a society that does not discriminate on the basis of gender. The development of feminist thought is an endeavor for evolutionary changes within the prevailing patriarchal society. This article exemplifies the development and changes in the feminist movement due to internal pressures, external politics, and ideological changes, by highlighting the oppression of wo…
Communalism & the intelligentsia in Bihar, 1870–1930
Mass Media and Muslims in India
In contemporary times no discussion on the "public sphere" is complete unless it takes into account the role of media in representing concerns of the citizens. The Media has become an extremely important institution, with almost unlimited power in today's society. It initiates debates, facilitates dialogue, and shapes public consciousness. It is within this spectrum that this paper attempts to examine the role of metropolitan dailies in highlight…
Unlocking the potential of knowledge economy for rural resilience
Rethinking displacement
Mass Media and Muslims in India
In contemporary times no discussion on the "public sphere" is complete unless it takes into account the role of media in representing concerns of the citizens. The Media has become an extremely important institution, with almost unlimited power in today's society. It initiates debates, facilitates dialogue, and shapes public consciousness. It is within this spectrum that this paper attempts to examine the role of metropolitan dailies in highlight…
Between Criticality and Conformism
This article attempts to investigate the three strands of citizenship, nationalism and education and their interconnectedness in India after independence. It seeks to address questions like how has the post-colonial state in India visualized its models of citizenship through its education policies and programmes and what has become of their fate? In what ways the changing nature of public versus private education has shaped contested models of ci…
Mass Media and Muslims in India
In contemporary times no discussion on the "public sphere" is complete unless it takes into account the role of media in representing concerns of the citizens. The Media has become an extremely important institution, with almost unlimited power in today's society. It initiates debates, facilitates dialogue, and shapes public consciousness. It is within this spectrum that this paper attempts to examine the role of metropolitan dailies in highlight…
Communalism & the intelligentsia in Bihar, 1870–1930
The Evolution of Feminism
The aspiration of an ideal social structure includes the ambition of construction of a society that does not discriminate on the basis of gender. The development of feminist thought is an endeavor for evolutionary changes within the prevailing patriarchal society. This article exemplifies the development and changes in the feminist movement due to internal pressures, external politics, and ideological changes, by highlighting the oppression of wo…
Rethinking displacement
Contentions and Confirmations over Genetically Modified Technology
The present study, from sociology of science and technology perspectives, examines the socio-political construal of innovations in rice biotechnology research in India with special reference to genetically modified ( GM ) technology. The primary data for the study has been collected through in-depth personal interviews with 68 molecular biologists and plant breeders engaged in rice biotechnology research in 20 scientific institutions coming under…
Interests, Norms, Meanings
Agrarian environments have to be comprehended as being part of a biophysical and social environment that includes the urban and the nonurban, the arable and the nonarable, and other areas that are integrally linked to the world of agriculture and environment and their allied socioeconomic relations. This article examines the responses of rice biotechnologists located in selected Indian public agricultural institutes under the aegis of the State A…
HPI appraisal of concentrations of heavy metals in dynamic and static flow of Ganga River System
Seasonal sea-ice variability and its trend in the Weddell Sea sector of West Antarctica
The Weddell Sea is susceptible to the ongoing climate change and experiences a reduction in an overall increase in the sea-ice extent (SIE). The nature of sea-ice in the Weddell Sea is largely associated with its geographical setup that determines the seasonal and decadal sea-ice variability. The study analysed long-term sea ice-ocean-atmosphere variability and trends (1979–2019) based on satellite and reanalysis measurements. The result shows th…
A Critical Study of Common Facets in Firdaus Kanga's Trying to Grow and Rohinton Mistry's Such a Long Journey
This research paper tries to record the shared facets between Rohinton Mistry's Such a Long Journey and Firdaus Kanga's Trying to Grow. Both are promising young Parsi writers whose novels are wrapped in thick coverings of Parsi ethnic identity. Today, the Parsi community is facing extinction, and it is crouching in its own sacrosanct and inviolable corners to existing as best as possible with a halo of a break but not bent sort of dignity and hau…
Relevance of Diasporic Literature in the Globalised World
Today science and technology have shrunk the whole world into a small and assessable global village. In this era of cutthroat competition, people readily avail the opportunity to move to any corner of the world to support themselves, affecting the world's cultural, political, social, economic and literary trends and issues. One academic issue worth analysing is diasporic literature and its relevance to the globalised world. This paper is motivate…
Between Criticality and Conformism
This article attempts to investigate the three strands of citizenship, nationalism and education and their interconnectedness in India after independence. It seeks to address questions like how has the post-colonial state in India visualized its models of citizenship through its education policies and programmes and what has become of their fate? In what ways the changing nature of public versus private education has shaped contested models of ci…
A Comparative Studies of Soluble Sugar Content in Different Two Selected Varieties of Mangifera Indica LTD
The chemical analysis of sugar content in the different cultivars of mango fruit showed significant changes at four different ripening stages of mango cultivarsie. 0 day, 2nd day, 4th day, and 8th day. All these changes were depended on the habit and habitat, and the maturity of Mango fruit. The quantification of the sugar composition from the ethanolic extract of two mango cultivars showed that the Dasheri had the highest reducing and non-reduci…
Green finance in circular economy
Opportunities and constraints for cleaner production policy in the developing world
Ego
This Article probes into the profound intricacies of ego, a multifaceted paradigm of self-centric consciousness that has garnered significant scholarly interest across various disciplines, with a specific focus on its conceptualization within the cultural contexts of the religions of Hinduism and Buddhism. By drawing on philosophical and psychological theories, this rigorous exploration aims to elucidate the nuanced dimensions of ego, shedding li…
Unlocking the potential of knowledge economy for rural resilience
The Marketing and Perceptions of Non-Tobacco Blunt Wraps on Twitter
OBJECTIVE: Non-tobacco blunt wraps (N-TBWs), which entered the marketplace in 2017, are being promoted as an alternative to traditional TBWs (e.g., cigarillos) for blunt smoking. The lack of studies on these novel products warrants an investigation. This study was the first to explore blunt smokers' perceptions about N-TBWs and the extent of product marketing on Twitter. METHODS: = 149,343), where 48,695 tweets were classified as relevant by a ma…
Priorities of health research in India
Indian national movement and the British finance capital
This paper examines the economic conflict between the Indian national movement and British finance capital during the period from 1915 to 1939. It highlights how the colonial economic system, primarily designed to serve British imperial interests, directly opposed the economic aspirations of Indian nationalists. The exploitation of India’s resources by British finance capital, including the extraction of wealth through trade imbalances, high land…
Educational Aspirations and Artistic Identity Formation Among Slum Youth
Educational inequality within urban slum environments constrains adolescents’ access to stable schooling, future opportunity, and psychosocial development. Creative engagement has emerged as a potential developmental resource capable of strengthening motivation and identity in contexts of structural deprivation; however, empirical integration between artistic participation, identity formation, and educational aspiration remains limited. A converg…
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