Rashmi Singh
Biographic Data
| ID | 3686910 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rashmi Singh |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rashmi |
| FAMILY NAME | Singh |
| SIGNATURE | SINGH R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Swami Vivekanand College of Pharmacy |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5177-057X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 27 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 27 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Effectiveness of virtual learning system in agricultural education in India
Introduction Virtual learning systems (VLS) have become increasingly significant in agricultural education, especially for enhancing accessibility and flexibility. However, their effectiveness in improving learners’ engagement, satisfaction, retention, and overall outcomes remains uncertain, particularly within the Indian agricultural education context. Methodology A cross-sectional study was conducted among 400 students from Undergraduate (UG), …
Do tourists perceive destination brands as masculine, feminine, or androgynous? An empirical study using the Neo-Destination Gender Scale
Tourism marketers and researchers are intrigued by destination gender. This study introduces the Neo-Destination Gender Scale for emerging markets, with 31 items evaluating masculinity, femininity, androgyny. Masculinity involves charisma, adventure, and optimism; femininity is linked to romance, loyalty, and gracefulness; androgyny is marked by conscientiousness, social boldness, and possessiveness. The scale was validated through responses from…
Documentation and validation of indigenous knowledge by rural women for climate change adaptation in the Himalayan ecosystems of Uttarakhand
Indigenous Technical Knowledge (ITK) serves as a reservoir of wisdom passed down through generations, with rural women in Uttarakhand playing a pivotal role in its preservation and adaptation to meet contemporary challenges, including climate change. This study explores the critical role of rural women in Uttarakhand in maintaining and adapting ITK in response to climate change. A total of 90 women farmers were selected using Multistage random sa…
(Wl-3603)-Delhi Assembly Elections 2025
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Cultural Duality and the Search for Authentic Identity
The paper investigates the theme of cultural duality and the quest for authentic identity as portrayed in Arun Joshi’s The Strange Case of Billy Biswas. The protagonist, Billy Biswas, is caught between the inherited Westernized education of an urban elite and an innate pull toward a tribal, primordial way of life. By drawing on critical perspectives from postcolonial theory, existential philosophy, and recent debates on hybrid subjectivity, the s…
The Labyrinth as Symbol
This paper analyses the labyrinth motif in Arun Joshi’s The Last Labyrinth (1981), interpreting it as a symbolic representation of human consciousness and the fragmented psyche of the protagonist, Som Bhaskar. The study talks about how little critical attention has been paid to the labyrinth as a structural metaphor. It says that the labyrinth represents Som's psychological imprisonment in his unfulfilled desires and existential doubts. Employing…
A New Paradigm for Assessing the Relationship Between Indigenous Wellbeing and Health
Holiday planning in Indian families
Purpose This paper aims to investigate the effect of parent–adolescent conflict in step versus biological families on family communication patterns (FCPs) and the conflict resolution strategy adopted by adolescents during family destinations or holiday planning (where to visit?). Design/methodology/approach The literature on family conflict (i.e. parent–adolescent conflict) and the different types of families (step vs nuclear) supported the propo…
The aesthetic effects of a new lesson design approach
Research suggests that high school students often have negative experiences with mathematics. To address this challenge, this paper shares findings of a design-based research project in which researchers and teachers developed and used a narrative approach to lesson planning in order to design lesson experiences that provide opportunities for high school students to become captivated with mathematical content (“CMLs”). The goal of this approach i…
Candidate selection in India
This article analyses the theoretical and methodological challenges of researching candidate selection and party nomination practices in Indian politics using a case study of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in India. It focuses on the nature of informal politics and institutions that over-write and complicate the candidate selection process, and on the challenges of identifying the hidden effects of these parallel processes on the competition fo…
The Burden of Moral Ambiguity
The paper investigates the intricate theme of moral ambiguity and the ethical dilemmas confronted by Ratan Rathor, the central character in Arun Joshi’s The Apprentice. Unlike conventional heroes, Ratan is portrayed as a deeply conflicted individual whose personal ambitions frequently clash with the imperatives of moral integrity. By examining his internal justifications for ethically questionable decisions and his arduous journey towards self-re…
Allegory of Power and Collective Conscience
The paper explores the intricate interplay of power, symbolism, and moral awakening in Arun Joshi’s The City and The River. By examining key allegorical elements—the omnipresent Master, the transformative River, and the guiding Boatman—Joshi critiques authoritarian regimes and highlights the resilience of collective conscience. Drawing on critical perspectives from political allegory, postcolonial literature, and symbolism studies, the paper demo…
Microleakage comparision in class V Cavities using different glass ionomer cements
Aim: The aim of this study was to compare the microleakage of Conventional Glass Ionomer Cement(CGIC),Resin Modified Glass Ionomer Cement (RMGIC)and Nano-Filled Resin Modified Glass Ionomer Cement (RMGIC). Materials and Methods: forty five sound extracted human molar teeth were selected. Teeth were randomly divided into three groups of 15 teeth each and restored as follows: Group 1-CGIC; Group 2-RMGIC; and Group 3-Nano-filled RMGIC. Datas were an…
Democratic dynasties
As the title suggests, this edited volume undertakes a study of a modern anomaly – the presence of dynastic politics in a democratic political system. The persistence of dynastic politics and its e
A Preliminary Typology Mapping Pathways of Learning and Innovation by Modern Jihadist Groups
The importance of understanding how terrorist organizations learn and innovate cannot be overstated. Yet there is a remarkable paucity of literature systematically addressing this subject. This article contributes to an evolving conceptualization in this area by proposing a preliminary typology of learning and innovation as undertaken by modern jihadist groups. It identifies and discusses four categories: (a) intergroup learning within a single d…
The Al-Qaeda Doctrine
The Idea of Israel
Defensive Liberal Wars’
This paper offers an analysis of the illiberal practices and discourse of the Global War on Terror (GWoT) and demonstrates how the United States of America used the liberal argument as a qualitative metric of its success and failure in the GWoT. I argue that ‘the othering’ of Salafi Jihadists as well the full military involvement in Afghanistan and Iraq were both philosophically rooted in the liberal thinking of Immanuel Kant and John Stuart Mill…
Pastoralism in Transition
Violence, Torture and Memory in Sri Lanka
Policing Wars
Hamas and Suicide Terrorism
This book analyses the root causes of suicide terrorism at both the elite and rank-and- file levels of the Hamas and also explains why this tactic has disappeared in the post-2006 period. This volume adopts a multi-causal, multi-level approach to analyse the use of suicide bombings by Hamas and its individual operatives in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It uses extensive fieldwork and on-the-ground interviews in order to delve beneath the surf…
Hamas and Suicide Terrorism
1. Introductory Remarks 2. Rationality, Nationalism and Political Islam 3. A Brief Political History of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict 4. Rationality and the Convergence of Expressive and Instrumental Violence 5. Palestinian Nationalism, Identity and the Norm of Militant Heroic Martyrdom 6. Political Islam and the Rhetoric of Jihad and Martyrdom 7. Concluding Remarks. Appendix A: List of Interviews. Appendix B: Suicide Bombings Conducted by Ham…
Hilic quantification of Oenotheralanosterol A and B from Oenothera biennis and their suppression of IL-6 and TNF-α expression in mouse macrophages
The Discourse and Practice of ‘Heroic Resistance’ in the Israeli–Palestinian Conflict
This work focuses on Hamas's use of religion and ideology to legitimise its use of political violence within the context of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict. In particular, I focus upon how Hamas, like other groups before it, has appropriated and (re)interpreted a core component of Palestinian national identity, i.e. the culturally entrenched and socially resonant norm of Palestinian heroic warfare that manifests itself as active and passive hero…
A Preliminary Typology Mapping Pathways of Learning and Innovation by Modern Jihadist Groups
The importance of understanding how terrorist organizations learn and innovate cannot be overstated. Yet there is a remarkable paucity of literature systematically addressing this subject. This article contributes to an evolving conceptualization in this area by proposing a preliminary typology of learning and innovation as undertaken by modern jihadist groups. It identifies and discusses four categories: (a) intergroup learning within a single d…
Democratic dynasties
As the title suggests, this edited volume undertakes a study of a modern anomaly – the presence of dynastic politics in a democratic political system. The persistence of dynastic politics and its e
The Al-Qaeda Doctrine
Candidate selection in India
This article analyses the theoretical and methodological challenges of researching candidate selection and party nomination practices in Indian politics using a case study of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in India. It focuses on the nature of informal politics and institutions that over-write and complicate the candidate selection process, and on the challenges of identifying the hidden effects of these parallel processes on the competition fo…
Pastoralism in Transition
Policing Wars
The Discourse and Practice of ‘Heroic Resistance’ in the Israeli–Palestinian Conflict
This work focuses on Hamas's use of religion and ideology to legitimise its use of political violence within the context of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict. In particular, I focus upon how Hamas, like other groups before it, has appropriated and (re)interpreted a core component of Palestinian national identity, i.e. the culturally entrenched and socially resonant norm of Palestinian heroic warfare that manifests itself as active and passive hero…
Sustainable Reconstruction of Highland and Headwater Regions
Accelerated Tourism Development And Its Impacts In Kullu-Manali, H.P., India
Accelerated growth of tourism in the Kullu District of Himachal Pradesh in the Himalaya over the past decade has had substantial impact on the local society, economy and environment. Based on research focused in Manali and environs over this period, growth, development and impacts are described and explained by the unusual geopolitical and other factors which pertain in this area. The analysis shows that the rapid rate of growth which occurred in…
Hamas and Suicide Terrorism
1. Introductory Remarks 2. Rationality, Nationalism and Political Islam 3. A Brief Political History of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict 4. Rationality and the Convergence of Expressive and Instrumental Violence 5. Palestinian Nationalism, Identity and the Norm of Militant Heroic Martyrdom 6. Political Islam and the Rhetoric of Jihad and Martyrdom 7. Concluding Remarks. Appendix A: List of Interviews. Appendix B: Suicide Bombings Conducted by Ham…
Hilic quantification of Oenotheralanosterol A and B from Oenothera biennis and their suppression of IL-6 and TNF-α expression in mouse macrophages
The Discourse and Practice of ‘Heroic Resistance’ in the Israeli–Palestinian Conflict
This work focuses on Hamas's use of religion and ideology to legitimise its use of political violence within the context of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict. In particular, I focus upon how Hamas, like other groups before it, has appropriated and (re)interpreted a core component of Palestinian national identity, i.e. the culturally entrenched and socially resonant norm of Palestinian heroic warfare that manifests itself as active and passive hero…
Hamas and Suicide Terrorism
This book analyses the root causes of suicide terrorism at both the elite and rank-and- file levels of the Hamas and also explains why this tactic has disappeared in the post-2006 period. This volume adopts a multi-causal, multi-level approach to analyse the use of suicide bombings by Hamas and its individual operatives in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It uses extensive fieldwork and on-the-ground interviews in order to delve beneath the surf…
Violence, Torture and Memory in Sri Lanka
Policing Wars
The Al-Qaeda Doctrine
The Idea of Israel
Defensive Liberal Wars’
This paper offers an analysis of the illiberal practices and discourse of the Global War on Terror (GWoT) and demonstrates how the United States of America used the liberal argument as a qualitative metric of its success and failure in the GWoT. I argue that ‘the othering’ of Salafi Jihadists as well the full military involvement in Afghanistan and Iraq were both philosophically rooted in the liberal thinking of Immanuel Kant and John Stuart Mill…
Pastoralism in Transition
A Preliminary Typology Mapping Pathways of Learning and Innovation by Modern Jihadist Groups
The importance of understanding how terrorist organizations learn and innovate cannot be overstated. Yet there is a remarkable paucity of literature systematically addressing this subject. This article contributes to an evolving conceptualization in this area by proposing a preliminary typology of learning and innovation as undertaken by modern jihadist groups. It identifies and discusses four categories: (a) intergroup learning within a single d…
Democratic dynasties
As the title suggests, this edited volume undertakes a study of a modern anomaly – the presence of dynastic politics in a democratic political system. The persistence of dynastic politics and its e
The Burden of Moral Ambiguity
The paper investigates the intricate theme of moral ambiguity and the ethical dilemmas confronted by Ratan Rathor, the central character in Arun Joshi’s The Apprentice. Unlike conventional heroes, Ratan is portrayed as a deeply conflicted individual whose personal ambitions frequently clash with the imperatives of moral integrity. By examining his internal justifications for ethically questionable decisions and his arduous journey towards self-re…
Allegory of Power and Collective Conscience
The paper explores the intricate interplay of power, symbolism, and moral awakening in Arun Joshi’s The City and The River. By examining key allegorical elements—the omnipresent Master, the transformative River, and the guiding Boatman—Joshi critiques authoritarian regimes and highlights the resilience of collective conscience. Drawing on critical perspectives from political allegory, postcolonial literature, and symbolism studies, the paper demo…
Microleakage comparision in class V Cavities using different glass ionomer cements
Aim: The aim of this study was to compare the microleakage of Conventional Glass Ionomer Cement(CGIC),Resin Modified Glass Ionomer Cement (RMGIC)and Nano-Filled Resin Modified Glass Ionomer Cement (RMGIC). Materials and Methods: forty five sound extracted human molar teeth were selected. Teeth were randomly divided into three groups of 15 teeth each and restored as follows: Group 1-CGIC; Group 2-RMGIC; and Group 3-Nano-filled RMGIC. Datas were an…
Holiday planning in Indian families
Purpose This paper aims to investigate the effect of parent–adolescent conflict in step versus biological families on family communication patterns (FCPs) and the conflict resolution strategy adopted by adolescents during family destinations or holiday planning (where to visit?). Design/methodology/approach The literature on family conflict (i.e. parent–adolescent conflict) and the different types of families (step vs nuclear) supported the propo…
The aesthetic effects of a new lesson design approach
Research suggests that high school students often have negative experiences with mathematics. To address this challenge, this paper shares findings of a design-based research project in which researchers and teachers developed and used a narrative approach to lesson planning in order to design lesson experiences that provide opportunities for high school students to become captivated with mathematical content (“CMLs”). The goal of this approach i…
Candidate selection in India
This article analyses the theoretical and methodological challenges of researching candidate selection and party nomination practices in Indian politics using a case study of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in India. It focuses on the nature of informal politics and institutions that over-write and complicate the candidate selection process, and on the challenges of identifying the hidden effects of these parallel processes on the competition fo…
Cultural Duality and the Search for Authentic Identity
The paper investigates the theme of cultural duality and the quest for authentic identity as portrayed in Arun Joshi’s The Strange Case of Billy Biswas. The protagonist, Billy Biswas, is caught between the inherited Westernized education of an urban elite and an innate pull toward a tribal, primordial way of life. By drawing on critical perspectives from postcolonial theory, existential philosophy, and recent debates on hybrid subjectivity, the s…
The Labyrinth as Symbol
This paper analyses the labyrinth motif in Arun Joshi’s The Last Labyrinth (1981), interpreting it as a symbolic representation of human consciousness and the fragmented psyche of the protagonist, Som Bhaskar. The study talks about how little critical attention has been paid to the labyrinth as a structural metaphor. It says that the labyrinth represents Som's psychological imprisonment in his unfulfilled desires and existential doubts. Employing…
A New Paradigm for Assessing the Relationship Between Indigenous Wellbeing and Health
Effectiveness of virtual learning system in agricultural education in India
Introduction Virtual learning systems (VLS) have become increasingly significant in agricultural education, especially for enhancing accessibility and flexibility. However, their effectiveness in improving learners’ engagement, satisfaction, retention, and overall outcomes remains uncertain, particularly within the Indian agricultural education context. Methodology A cross-sectional study was conducted among 400 students from Undergraduate (UG), …
Do tourists perceive destination brands as masculine, feminine, or androgynous? An empirical study using the Neo-Destination Gender Scale
Tourism marketers and researchers are intrigued by destination gender. This study introduces the Neo-Destination Gender Scale for emerging markets, with 31 items evaluating masculinity, femininity, androgyny. Masculinity involves charisma, adventure, and optimism; femininity is linked to romance, loyalty, and gracefulness; androgyny is marked by conscientiousness, social boldness, and possessiveness. The scale was validated through responses from…
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