Sarthak Sengupta

Biographic Data

ID3663545
NAMESarthak Sengupta
GIVEN NAMESSarthak
FAMILY NAMESengupta
SIGNATURESENGUPTA S
AFFILIATIONSDibrugarh University
ORCID0000-0001-8179-2457
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS52
TOTAL CITATIONS4
WORKS AS AUTHOR52
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1978
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX1

  • Socio-demographic Factors Influencing Short Birth Intervals Among Tribal Women in Assam

    Open AccessJuri Borah, Debajyoti Bora et al.ARTICLEJournal of the Anthropological…2026

    Ensuring a healthy life for both mother and child hinges significantly on maintaining an optimal birth interval. The goal of the current study is to determine the practice of birth intervals, as well as the potential contributing factors among a tribal community in Assam, India. The sample comprises 362 Dibongiya Deori women whose husbands are alive and who have experienced at least two consecutive live births. To shed light on the factors influe…

  • Antenatal and Postnatal Care Practices Among the Dibongiya Deori of Assam

    Open AccessJuri Borah, Sarthak SenguptaARTICLEAnthropologie2021

  • Social networking mood recognition algorithm for conflict detection and management of Indian educational institutions

    Open AccessSarthak Sengupta, Anurika VaishARTICLESocial Network Analysis and Mining2020

  • Assessment of Body Composition, Fat Mass, Fat-Free Mass and Percent of Body Fat among Rural School Children of Northeastern India

    Open AccessDali Dutta, Sarthak SenguptaARTICLECollegium Antropologicum2020

    Recently recognized important indicators of body composition are fat mass (FM), fat-free mass (FFM) and percent body fat (PBF). The aim of this cross-sectional study is to determine body composition of the pre-adolescent children by using FM, FFM, and PBF. This study was performed using data from 584 children (281 boys and 303 girls) aged 6–10 years of Ahom descent from upper Assam state, Northeast India. Four anthropometric measurements i.e. hei…

  • Coexistence of Haemoglobinopathies and Iron Deficiency in the Development of Anemias in the Tribal Population Eastern India

    Open AccessSumana Chatterjee, Soujatya Dhar et al.ARTICLEStudies of Tribes and Tribals2011

    Iron deficiency is the most prevalent nutritional deficiency and the most common cause of anemia worldwide. Several hemoglobin disorders have also been found to modify the morbidity and mortality of a population. It has been established that coexistence of á and â thalassaemia with abnormal HbS and E may modify the level of haemoglobin in blood. Tribal communities in India constitute the largest tribal population in the world. The present study i…

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    Open AccessBhaskar Das, Sarthak SenguptaARTICLEAnnals of Human Biology2011

    The journal’s policy in this respect is clear: Annals of Human Biology considers all manuscripts on the strict condition that they have been submitted only to Annals of Human Biology, that they neither contain material that has been published already, nor are they under consideration for publication or in press elsewhere. Annals of Human Biology published this article in good faith, and on the basis of legal warranties made by the corresponding a…

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    Open AccessBhaskar Das, Sarthak SenguptaARTICLEAnnals of Human Biology2008

    The HbE gene frequency for the total 318 individuals was 0.4623. The results suggest that HbE homozygosity is associated with a higher pregnancy rate. Mothers homozygous for HbE also have more live births in spite of having more spontaneous abortions. The study shows that HbE homozygous women may be getting an advantage up to the point of conception but beyond that various factors come into play to increase miscarriage and infant mortality and th…

  • Nutritional Status of Sonowal Kachari Children of Dibrugarh District, Assam

    Open AccessJaswant Singh, Sarthak SenguptaARTICLEThe Anthropologist2007Cited by: 1

    A sample of 256 boys and 257 girls aged 6 - 10 years of Sonowal Kacharis of Dibrugarh, Assam forms the material for present study. The nutritional status has been assessed with the help of some anthropometric indices. The study records relatively fewer incidences of underweight, stunting and undernourished Sonowal children

  • Some Morpho-genetic and Behavioural Traits Among the Assamese Sikhs

    Open AccessJaswant Singh, Sarthak SenguptaARTICLEThe Anthropologist2004References: 1

    The Assamese Sikh, a numerically small population groups living in Nowgong district of Assam was studied for some morpho-genetic and behavioural traits. The percentage frequency of these traits have been compared with available data from the neighbouring populations of Assam

  • Opportunity for Natural Selection Among the Sankar Koch of Meghalaya, India

    Open AccessMurali Kotal, Sarthak SenguptaARTICLEThe Anthropologist2003

    Selection potential based on differential fertility and mortality has been computed for Sankar Koch tribe of Meghalaya. It emerges out that selection is acting on them with a very moderate intensity. The present data are also compared with the available previous study from Meghalaya, India.Key Words: Selection IntensitySankar KochTribeMeghalaya

  • Genetic Study Among the Digaru Mishmis of Arunachal Pradesh

    Open AccessMurali Kotal, Pinuma Barua et al.ARTICLEThe Anthropologist2003

    The present note reports the distribution of ABO, Rh (D), PTC taste sensitivity and red-green colour blindness among the Digaru Mishmis of Arunachal Pradesh

  • A Note on Some Morphogenetic Variables Among the Sonowal Kacharis of Assam

    Open AccessBhaskar Das, Sarthak SenguptaARTICLEThe Anthropologist2003Cited by: 2

    Morphogenetic traits such as hand clasping, arm folding, handedness, dominant eye, tongue rolling, and tongue folding of the Sonowal Kacharis of Assam are reported. The results of the present study are compared with other Kachari populations in order to assess the group difference or similarities. The present Sonowal Kachari people stand significantly apart and in no way show resemblance with other Kachari populations of Assam

  • Age at Menarche Among the Oraons of Assam

    Open AccessArundhati Phukan Gogoi, Sarthak SenguptaARTICLEThe Anthropologist2003

  • Distribution of ABO Blood Groups and Rh (D) Factors Among The Sonowal Kacharis of Assam

    Open AccessSarthak Sengupta, Bhaskar DasARTICLEThe Anthropologist2002

    A genetical study of the Sonowal Kachari was carried out with a view to understand the genetic differentiate within and between the Kacheri tribes of Assam. The results were compared with those reported on other Kachari and cognate populations of Assam

  • Tooth Occlusion Pattern and Cerumen Types Among The Sonowal Kacharis of Assam

    Open AccessSarthak Sengupta, Bhaskar DasARTICLEThe Anthropologist2002

    In the present study, an attempt has been made to describe the pattern of tooth occlusion and cerumen types among the Sonowal Kacharis of Assam. The results of the present study are compared with other Mongloid populations of North East India in order to assess the group difference or similarities

  • Body Mass Index Among The Dibongiya Deoris of Assam, India

    Open AccessGitimallika Gogoi, Sarthak SenguptaARTICLEJournal of Human Ecology2002

    An attempt has been made in this note to assess the Body Mass Index among the Dibongiya Deoris of Assam with a view to understand their nutritional status. Body Mass Index in majority of the Deori adults, is relatively better compared to other North East Indian populations. The prevalence of chronic energy deficiency is also comparatively low in them

  • Maternal Bio-social Factors Affecting Birth Weight in Ahoms of Assam

    Open AccessSarthak Sengupta, Minakshi BaruaARTICLEJournal of Human Ecology2002

    Few selected maternal bio-social factors on the variance of birth weight among the Ahom neo-nates is reported here. Literacy level of mothers, mother’s age, weight, parity and ANC visits were found to have marked influence on birth weight

  • Menarche and Menopause Among The Ao Naga Women of Nagaland, India

    Open AccessPurnungla Sengupta, Sarthak SenguptaARTICLEJournal of Human Ecology2002

    Investigation on the onset of menarche and menopause among the Ao Naga women is reported. Results are compared with those of the other Naga tribes of North East India

  • Blood Groups Among the Munda and Oraon Tea Garden Labourers of Assam, India

    Open AccessArundhati Phukan Gogoi, Sarthak SenguptaARTICLEJournal of Human Ecology1999

    Baseline data are presented on the distribution of the ABO and Rh(D) blood group groups among the Munda and the Oraon, two migrant endogamous tea garden labor population of the North-Eastern State of Assam

  • Relative Lengths of the First and Second Toes Among the Mishing and Boro Kachari of Assam

    Open AccessSarthak Sengupta, Harka Bahadur ChetryARTICLEJournal of Human Ecology1998

    Frequency distribution of the relative lengths of first and second toes as well as homo and hetero types of foot among the Mishing and the Boro Kachari tribes of Brahmaputra valley. Assam is reported.Key Words: FootToesRelative LengthsTribalsAssam

  • Selection Intensity in the Ahom of Assam

    Open AccessSarthak Sengupta, Kanta ChakravartyARTICLEJournal of Human Ecology1998

    The index of total opportunity for selection has been worked out for the Ahom, a Tai - Monogoloid group of Assam. The total index of selection of found to be higher among the Ahom residing in rural area than its urban counterparts The present findings are discussed in detail in the context of available previous studies especially from north east India

  • Effects of Consanguinity on Fertility and Mortality Among the Sayed Muslims of Assam

    Open AccessSarthak Sengupta, Sabeha BegumARTICLEJournal of Human Ecology1998

    In the total 141 marriage studied in the Sayed Muslims of Assam. 67 are consanguineous with a percentage of 47.52 The effects of consanguinity on different measures of fertility and mortally has also been investigated The mother of the consanguineous union register higher fertility and pre-reproductive mortality as against nonrelated couples The present sample of Sayed displays a good amount of agreement with results of contemporary studies condu…

  • Morphological Characters of Foot Among The Lepcha of Kalimpong, West Bengal

    Open AccessKenneth M Pala, Sarthak Sengupta et al.ARTICLEJournal of Human Ecology1998

    This note reports the frequency distribution of digital formulae and other morphological character of foot among the Lepcha of Kalimpong sub-division. West Bengal

  • Opportunity of Selection in the Kheza of Phek District, Nagaland

    Open AccessNirmala Devi, N Rashi Devi et al.ARTICLEJournal of Human Ecology1998

    The index of total opportunity for selection with its components, fertility and mortality, has been reported for the Kheza of Phek district Nagaland The present data have also been compared with other populations of North East India

  • Effects of Place of Residence on Fertility and Mortality Among the Ahom of Assam

    Open AccessSarthak Sengupta, Kanta ChakravartyARTICLEJournal of Human Ecology1998References: 2

    The present study was conducted on Ahom. a Tai Mongoloid population of Assam to enquire into the effects of rural-urban residence, if any. on fertility and modality. The study reveals a close relations between place of residence and both fertility and modality