L P Singh
Biographic Data
| ID | 3628633 |
|---|---|
| NAME | L P Singh |
| GIVEN NAMES | L P |
| FAMILY NAME | Singh |
| SIGNATURE | SINGH L P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Delhi |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5189-7810 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 29 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 29 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1962 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Equilibrio del poder político interno y política exterior en Indonesia
Biology of the People of Jammu and Kashmir
This paper presents detailed information on percentiles of anthropometric variables for various population groups of Jammu and Kashmir state of India. The centile tables are presented for the boys aged 8+ to 18+ years and for male adults of the three major population groups (Bodhs, Baltis and Dogras) of Jammu and Kashmir state. These tables for anthropometric measurements would be useful for future reference since no such tables are available in …
Biology of the People of Jammu and Kashmir
The present paper deals with the growth patterns among various population groups of Jammu and Kashmir state, India. The study includes population groups from all the three main divisions of the state. Various population groups for the purpose of this paper have been grouped into two. The first group deals with the three population groups (pooled) of the high altitude Ladakh region, while the second one deals with all the population groups of the …
Biology of the People of Jammu and Kashmir
The present paper deals with the growth patterns and physiological variable among various population groups of Jammu and Kashmir state, India. The study includes population groups from all the three main divisions of the state. They are Dogra Brahmans, Dogra Rajputs, Dogra Scheduled Castes and Gujjars from the Jammu region. From the Kashmir valley, Kashmiri Muslim adults were studied whilst the population groups from Ladakh include Bodhs, Baltis …
A Study of Anthropometric Somatotype in Two High Altitude Populations-Bodhs and Baltis of Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir, India
Anthropometric somatotype of Boas and this of Ladakh division of Jammu and Kashmir has been studied for 1009 males from 8+ to 50 years in 1989. Bodhs show higher endomorphy and mesomorphy than Baltis, whereas Baltis are more ectomorphs than Bodhs
Body Composition of Two High Altitude Populations-Bodhs and Baltis of Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir, India
In that present paper, lower extremity length, trunk index, chest index, height index, height-weight ratio, body mass index, ponderal index, surface area and body fat are being reported for two high altitude populations—Boas and Baltis of Ladakh division of Jammu and Kashmir. Chest index, trunk index, height index and ponderal index donot show any trend. Height weight ratio, body mass index, surface area and body fat per cad increase continuously…
Study of Physical Growth and Respiratory Functions in Two High Altitude Populations-Bodhs and Baltis of Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir, India
In the present paper Anthropometric and physiological variables among two high altitude groups—Bodhs and Baltis of Lai we being reported. 1009 male subjects from age 8 to 50 years have been incorporated in the natty. The Subjects were studied for twenty three anthropometric and three respiratory variables. In general, Basest Show higher values of various anthropometric variables, whereas a mixed trend has been observed for respiratory functions. …
Body Morphology and Respiratory Functions in Bodhs of Changthang of Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir, India
Status, body weight and lung functions ate being repotted for 27 adult male Bodhs of Chang thing age ranging from 20 to 50 years. The sample have been collected from Changthang, situated at an altitude 4050 meters (13.300 feet) above mean Sea level of Leh district of Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir state. Bodhs of Changthang are lighter and shorter than neighbouring population groups but show higher lung function, when compared with other population gr…
A Study of Body Morphology and Lung Functions in Dards of Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir, India
Lung function, statute and body weight has been studied for a high altitude population group Dard Bodhs of Ladakh. A sample of 30 adult males of 20 to 50 years of age has been included in the present study. Dard Bodhs show lower stature and body weight than population groups of plains but higher lung functions than other population groups of the state of Jammu and Kashmir
Physical Growth and Anthropometric Somatotype of Rajput and Brahmin Boys of Chamba District, Himachal Pradesh
Study as attempt has been made to get information on adolescent physical growth and of Rajput and Brahmin boys of Chamba town of Himachala Pradesh, inhabiting an above mean sea-level. Cross-sectional data on 130 Rajput and 119 Brahmin boys aged 11 to 18 collected during 1987, for various anthropornetric measurements which included height, weight differences and skinfolds. Standard techniques were followed (Weiner and Lourie 1969) and detained fro…
Body Composition of Five Population Groups of Jammu and Kashmir, India
In the lower extremity length, trunk index, chest index, height index, height weight ratio, body index, surface area and body fat are being reported for Cuban, Dogra Brahmans Dogra headed Castes and Tibetans of Jammu and Kashmir state. Trunk index, chest index, height much during adolescence As per norms for undernourishment, all the population group in most of the age group. Sinface area and body fat also show continuous increased as well yearly…
Relationship Between Lung Functions and Body Measurements
Cross-sectianl data on height vertex, body weight and three lung functions PVC, PEV10 and PEF were obtained on 54 Gujjars and 123 Tibtean boys of Jammu and Kashmir in 1989. Height vertex, body weight and lung functions showed continuous increments, though occurrence of ‘accelerated growth’ varied for different meassoistuant. The lung functions are showing positive correlation with body weight followed by height vertex
Somatotype Changes During Adolescence in Gujjars and Tibetans of Jammu and Kashmir, India
In the present study, age changes in somatotypes in Gujjars (a transhumant community) and Tibetans (sapea/sestled in Ladakh) have been reported. Cross-sectional sample’ of 84 Guijar and 123 Tibetan boys ranging from 11+ to 18+ years have been incorporated in the present study. Subjects were somatotyped after Hamth and Carter (1967). There is not much change in the somatotype during adolescence. Ectomorphy remain dominant through growth phase, fol…
Study of Physical Growth and Respiratory Functions Among Five Population Groups of Jammu and Kashmir, India
In the plum paper, anthropometric and respiratory variables among five population groups viz. Gujjars, Dogras Bhramans Dogra-Rajputs and Dogra-Scheduled Castes and Tibetans are being repotted. 1025 male subjects ham ages 8+ to 55+ years have been included in the study. The subjects were studied for 23 with anthropologies Measurements and three lung functions following standard techniques. General growth trend for anthromarphetic measurements is D…
Somatotype Changes in Adolescence Among Dogras of Jammu and Kashmir, India
In the present study the changes in somatotype components of three Dogra population groups of Jammu investigated. Anthropometric data on 724 Dogra boys ranging from 8+ to 18+ years have been it 989. The sample comprised of 226 Dogra Bralinens, 236 Dogra Rajputs and 262 Scheduled Calie boys. Each subject has been some typed using Heath and Carter anthropometric method. The of all the three population groups do not change with age. In all the three…
Lung Functions and their Correlation with Height and Weight Among Dogras of Jammu and Kashmir, India
Cross-Sectional data on height vertex, body weight and three lung functions PVC, FEVLO and PEF were obtaiund an 724 Dogra boys of Jammu district of Jammu and Kashmir in 1989. Height vertex, body weight and lung fustations recorded continuous increments, though time of occurrence of highest peak value. Correspoiding 10 sultdescat growth pint varies for various measurements. The lung functions are showing significant observation with body weight fo…
Regional Power Vs. Global Power in Arms Control
Shashishekhar Jha, Political Elite in Bihar. Bombay
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Socialism in India
Political Development or Political Decay in India
THE EMERGENCE of a large number of new states in Asia and Africa after second world war has induced social scientists to pay increased attention to phenomena of political development.* One result is that there are almost as many definitions of concept of political development as there are writers.1 Generally speaking, political development is identified with broader processes of modernization. The characteristic of modernization which is often st…
Modern India
Economic Interdependence in Southeast Asia
Alternative in Southeast Asia
Malaysia
The Fall of Sukarno
The Thai-Cambodian Temple Dispute
Research Article| October 01 1962 The Thai-Cambodian Temple Dispute L. P. Singh L. P. Singh Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Memorandum (Institute of Pacific Relations, American Council) (1933) 2 (8): 23–26. https://doi.org/10.2307/3023600 Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Peer Review Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn MailTo Tools Icon Tools Get Perm…
Biology of the People of Jammu and Kashmir
The present paper deals with the growth patterns among various population groups of Jammu and Kashmir state, India. The study includes population groups from all the three main divisions of the state. Various population groups for the purpose of this paper have been grouped into two. The first group deals with the three population groups (pooled) of the high altitude Ladakh region, while the second one deals with all the population groups of the …
Study of Physical Growth and Respiratory Functions in Two High Altitude Populations-Bodhs and Baltis of Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir, India
In the present paper Anthropometric and physiological variables among two high altitude groups—Bodhs and Baltis of Lai we being reported. 1009 male subjects from age 8 to 50 years have been incorporated in the natty. The Subjects were studied for twenty three anthropometric and three respiratory variables. In general, Basest Show higher values of various anthropometric variables, whereas a mixed trend has been observed for respiratory functions. …
Physical Growth and Anthropometric Somatotype of Rajput and Brahmin Boys of Chamba District, Himachal Pradesh
Study as attempt has been made to get information on adolescent physical growth and of Rajput and Brahmin boys of Chamba town of Himachala Pradesh, inhabiting an above mean sea-level. Cross-sectional data on 130 Rajput and 119 Brahmin boys aged 11 to 18 collected during 1987, for various anthropornetric measurements which included height, weight differences and skinfolds. Standard techniques were followed (Weiner and Lourie 1969) and detained fro…
The Thai-Cambodian Temple Dispute
Research Article| October 01 1962 The Thai-Cambodian Temple Dispute L. P. Singh L. P. Singh Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Memorandum (Institute of Pacific Relations, American Council) (1933) 2 (8): 23–26. https://doi.org/10.2307/3023600 Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Peer Review Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn MailTo Tools Icon Tools Get Perm…
The Commonwealth and the United Nations Trusteeship of Non-Self- Governing Peoples
Thai Foreign Policy
Research Article| November 01 1963 Thai Foreign Policy: The Current Phase L. P. Singh L. P. Singh Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Asian Survey (1963) 3 (11): 535–543. https://doi.org/10.2307/3023429 Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Peer Review Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Tools Icon Tools Get Permissions Cite Icon Cite Search Site Citati…
The Fall of Sukarno
Dynamics of Indian-Indonesian Relations
Research Article| September 01 1967 Dynamics of Indian-Indonesian Relations L. P. Singh L. P. Singh Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Asian Survey (1967) 7 (9): 655–666. https://doi.org/10.2307/2642622 Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Peer Review Share Icon Share Twitter LinkedIn Tools Icon Tools Get Permissions Cite Icon Cite Search Site Citation L. P. Singh…
Malaysia
Economic Interdependence in Southeast Asia
Alternative in Southeast Asia
Political Development or Political Decay in India
THE EMERGENCE of a large number of new states in Asia and Africa after second world war has induced social scientists to pay increased attention to phenomena of political development.* One result is that there are almost as many definitions of concept of political development as there are writers.1 Generally speaking, political development is identified with broader processes of modernization. The characteristic of modernization which is often st…
Modern India
Socialism in India
Shashishekhar Jha, Political Elite in Bihar. Bombay
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Regional Power Vs. Global Power in Arms Control
Somatotype Changes in Adolescence Among Dogras of Jammu and Kashmir, India
In the present study the changes in somatotype components of three Dogra population groups of Jammu investigated. Anthropometric data on 724 Dogra boys ranging from 8+ to 18+ years have been it 989. The sample comprised of 226 Dogra Bralinens, 236 Dogra Rajputs and 262 Scheduled Calie boys. Each subject has been some typed using Heath and Carter anthropometric method. The of all the three population groups do not change with age. In all the three…
Lung Functions and their Correlation with Height and Weight Among Dogras of Jammu and Kashmir, India
Cross-Sectional data on height vertex, body weight and three lung functions PVC, FEVLO and PEF were obtaiund an 724 Dogra boys of Jammu district of Jammu and Kashmir in 1989. Height vertex, body weight and lung fustations recorded continuous increments, though time of occurrence of highest peak value. Correspoiding 10 sultdescat growth pint varies for various measurements. The lung functions are showing significant observation with body weight fo…
Physical Growth and Anthropometric Somatotype of Rajput and Brahmin Boys of Chamba District, Himachal Pradesh
Study as attempt has been made to get information on adolescent physical growth and of Rajput and Brahmin boys of Chamba town of Himachala Pradesh, inhabiting an above mean sea-level. Cross-sectional data on 130 Rajput and 119 Brahmin boys aged 11 to 18 collected during 1987, for various anthropornetric measurements which included height, weight differences and skinfolds. Standard techniques were followed (Weiner and Lourie 1969) and detained fro…
Body Composition of Five Population Groups of Jammu and Kashmir, India
In the lower extremity length, trunk index, chest index, height index, height weight ratio, body index, surface area and body fat are being reported for Cuban, Dogra Brahmans Dogra headed Castes and Tibetans of Jammu and Kashmir state. Trunk index, chest index, height much during adolescence As per norms for undernourishment, all the population group in most of the age group. Sinface area and body fat also show continuous increased as well yearly…
Relationship Between Lung Functions and Body Measurements
Cross-sectianl data on height vertex, body weight and three lung functions PVC, PEV10 and PEF were obtained on 54 Gujjars and 123 Tibtean boys of Jammu and Kashmir in 1989. Height vertex, body weight and lung functions showed continuous increments, though occurrence of ‘accelerated growth’ varied for different meassoistuant. The lung functions are showing positive correlation with body weight followed by height vertex
Somatotype Changes During Adolescence in Gujjars and Tibetans of Jammu and Kashmir, India
In the present study, age changes in somatotypes in Gujjars (a transhumant community) and Tibetans (sapea/sestled in Ladakh) have been reported. Cross-sectional sample’ of 84 Guijar and 123 Tibetan boys ranging from 11+ to 18+ years have been incorporated in the present study. Subjects were somatotyped after Hamth and Carter (1967). There is not much change in the somatotype during adolescence. Ectomorphy remain dominant through growth phase, fol…
Study of Physical Growth and Respiratory Functions Among Five Population Groups of Jammu and Kashmir, India
In the plum paper, anthropometric and respiratory variables among five population groups viz. Gujjars, Dogras Bhramans Dogra-Rajputs and Dogra-Scheduled Castes and Tibetans are being repotted. 1025 male subjects ham ages 8+ to 55+ years have been included in the study. The subjects were studied for 23 with anthropologies Measurements and three lung functions following standard techniques. General growth trend for anthromarphetic measurements is D…
A Study of Anthropometric Somatotype in Two High Altitude Populations-Bodhs and Baltis of Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir, India
Anthropometric somatotype of Boas and this of Ladakh division of Jammu and Kashmir has been studied for 1009 males from 8+ to 50 years in 1989. Bodhs show higher endomorphy and mesomorphy than Baltis, whereas Baltis are more ectomorphs than Bodhs
Body Composition of Two High Altitude Populations-Bodhs and Baltis of Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir, India
In that present paper, lower extremity length, trunk index, chest index, height index, height-weight ratio, body mass index, ponderal index, surface area and body fat are being reported for two high altitude populations—Boas and Baltis of Ladakh division of Jammu and Kashmir. Chest index, trunk index, height index and ponderal index donot show any trend. Height weight ratio, body mass index, surface area and body fat per cad increase continuously…
Study of Physical Growth and Respiratory Functions in Two High Altitude Populations-Bodhs and Baltis of Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir, India
In the present paper Anthropometric and physiological variables among two high altitude groups—Bodhs and Baltis of Lai we being reported. 1009 male subjects from age 8 to 50 years have been incorporated in the natty. The Subjects were studied for twenty three anthropometric and three respiratory variables. In general, Basest Show higher values of various anthropometric variables, whereas a mixed trend has been observed for respiratory functions. …
Body Morphology and Respiratory Functions in Bodhs of Changthang of Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir, India
Status, body weight and lung functions ate being repotted for 27 adult male Bodhs of Chang thing age ranging from 20 to 50 years. The sample have been collected from Changthang, situated at an altitude 4050 meters (13.300 feet) above mean Sea level of Leh district of Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir state. Bodhs of Changthang are lighter and shorter than neighbouring population groups but show higher lung function, when compared with other population gr…
A Study of Body Morphology and Lung Functions in Dards of Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir, India
Lung function, statute and body weight has been studied for a high altitude population group Dard Bodhs of Ladakh. A sample of 30 adult males of 20 to 50 years of age has been included in the present study. Dard Bodhs show lower stature and body weight than population groups of plains but higher lung functions than other population groups of the state of Jammu and Kashmir
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