Karan Singh
Biographic Data
| ID | 3724528 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Karan Singh |
| GIVEN NAMES | Karan |
| FAMILY NAME | Singh |
| SIGNATURE | SINGH K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Government of India |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0179-6763 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 28 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 28 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1964 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Culturally Responsive Pedagogy in Technology-Enhanced Multimedia Classrooms Strategies for Bridging Digital and Cultural Divides in Diverse Learning Environments
Culturally Responsive Pedagogy (CRP) highlights the importance of using a student’s cultural references in the learning experience. The development of technology in the classroom will provide students from a range of different cultural backgrounds to have equal access to the tools needed for successful participation in school. The technology-enhanced learning environment using CRP will provide the opportunity for educators to create a high-qualit…
ScrutNet: A deep ensemble network for detecting fake news in online text
The expeditious propagation of fake news through online social media platforms has cropped up as a captious challenge, undermining the credibility of information sources and affecting public trust. Accurate detection of fake news is imperative to maintain the integrity of online content but is constrained by availability of data. This research aims to detect fake news from online articles by proposing a novel deep learning ensemble network capabl…
Sacralising Soldier: Dynamics of Collective Memory in Syncretic Shrines
The present paper investigates social and religious transitions inherent in the figure of a deceased foreign warrior who is metamorphosed into a syncretic saint in a conquered land through cultural mediations and collective amnesia. This shift from a martyred mercenary soldier to a miracle-working saint is facilitated through his transplantation into a syncretic mix of the invading and the recipient cultures’ religio-cultural space. This process …
The Impact of Hindi Cinema on Altering the Adults’ Perception Towards Societal Stereotypes: A Study of Delhi NCR
Hindi cinema, with its immense popularity and pan-India reach has long been recognized as an influential socio-cultural force in the country. Through propagation of enduring stereotypes in films, it contributes to shaping and reinforcing the attitudes and perceptions of audiences regarding gender roles, communities, professions and societal values. This study aimed to examine the impact of exposure to stereotypical Hindi cinema on altering adults…
Contributions of the Members of the Club of Budapest: Speeches Delivered in Three Panels
This section contains the contributions of the Members and Officials of The Club of Budapest to three panels held in the framework of the Club of Budapest’s celebration of the signing of the Manifesto on the Spirit of Planetary Consciousness
Spatial and Temporal Analysis of Drought Forecasting on Rivers of South India
Extreme weather events such as droughts are catastrophic and can have serious consequences for people and the environment. Drought may be managed if measures are taken in advance. The success of this endeavor depends on a number of factors, not the least of which is accurate descriptions and measurements of drought conditions. Reducing the negative consequences of droughts requires an early forecast of drought conditions. The primary objective of…
Syncretic Shrines and Pilgrimages: Dynamics of Indian Nationalism
Bava Gor and the Myth of Makhan Devi (Butter Goddess)
Siddis are a microscopic community of African Indians who are part of multiple migrations stretching over several centuries in India from numerous locations inthe East and North Africa. The myth of Bava Gor and Makhan Devi hides within it multiple contestations and adaptations in the religio-cultural landscape of Siddis through an encounter with native Hindu/Aboriginal religious beliefs. The paper seeksto study these transitions in the mythic lan…
A Secure and reliable RFID authentication protocol using digital schnorr cryptosystem for IoT-enabled healthcare in Covid-19 scenario
Temporary reduction in air pollution due to anthropogenic activity switch-off during Covid-19 lockdown in northern parts of India
Images, fantasy and violence: Woman in North Indian performance tradition svang
The performative space of svang is primarily located within a prison house of male values, perspectives and judgments. In these performances, females are often revealed through male guts, literally and metaphorically, in their androgynous transformations wherein less of a woman and more of a man, they become a specimen of collective male consciousness on the stage. One important pattern of these representations is idealization of females as mothe…
Women’s Political Representation and Educational Attainments: A District-level Analysis in India
This paper has three major objectives: (1) to analyse whether the gender of politicians in India is relevant to the educational achievements of the residents of the districts in which they were elected; (2) to test whether politicians are more sensitive to the needs of the people of same gender and (3) to explore the potential channels through which the above relationships operate. By applying econometric techniques to a dataset obtained by mergi…
An Examined Life: Essays and Reflections by Karan Singh
Nets of Maya: Gorakhnath as a Trickster Saint in the Folktale of Raja Bharthari and Gopi Chand
In this paper I explore Gorakhnath as a trickster hero in the North Indian folklore of Raja Bharthari and Gopi Chand. Gorakhnath—a popular yogi figure in many folklores— creates, through his traversal of rigid structural boundaries between social and religious delimitations, a new idiom of social and religious acceptance that results in an acceptance of a higher metaphysical positioning. He holds a unique space in folk imagination as a figure who…
Disparities in chronic medical conditions in the Mid-South
Disparities in CMCs are associated with income and disproportionately affect the black population. In the Mid-South, race and gender disparities in the top five chronic conditions are more prominent among higher-income rather than lower-income individuals
Factors for Accessing a Medical Home Vary Among CSHCN from Different Levels of Socioeconomic Status
Religion, population and the future of humanity
AD2000 – An Early Maturity for the East
AD2000 – An Early Maturity for the East
Science, Culture and Consciousness
A predominant feature of the nuclear age is that a major paradigm shift is now under way. A new holistic paradigm is slowly but steadily emerging, which stresses convergence in place of conflict, cooperation in place of competition. For the last four centuries the predominant mode of Western thought which has dominated the world was based essentially upon dualistic philosophies, on what may be called the Cartesian-Newtonian-Marxist paradigm of a …
Science, Culture and Consciousness
Development is the Best Contraceptive
(1988). Development is the Best Contraceptive. Interdisciplinary Science Reviews: Vol. 13, No. 4, pp. 301-302
Development is the Best Contraceptive
Development is the Best Contraceptive." Interdisciplinary Science Reviews, 13(4), pp. 301–302
Knowledge and Wisdom
National Population Policy: A Statement of the Government of India
The government of India on April 16 1976 issued a major policy statement entitled National Population Policy which recognizes that the population problem needs to be given top national priority and commitment if poverty is to be eliminated and the future of the country is to be secured. The government has decided upon the following fundamental measures as a means to achieve the planned target of reduction of the birthrate from an estimated 35/100…
National Population Policy: A Statement of the Government of India
The government of India on April 16 1976 issued a major policy statement entitled National Population Policy which recognizes that the population problem needs to be given top national priority and commitment if poverty is to be eliminated and the future of the country is to be secured. The government has decided upon the following fundamental measures as a means to achieve the planned target of reduction of the birthrate from an estimated 35/100…
Women’s Political Representation and Educational Attainments: A District-level Analysis in India
This paper has three major objectives: (1) to analyse whether the gender of politicians in India is relevant to the educational achievements of the residents of the districts in which they were elected; (2) to test whether politicians are more sensitive to the needs of the people of same gender and (3) to explore the potential channels through which the above relationships operate. By applying econometric techniques to a dataset obtained by mergi…
Disparities in chronic medical conditions in the Mid-South
Disparities in CMCs are associated with income and disproportionately affect the black population. In the Mid-South, race and gender disparities in the top five chronic conditions are more prominent among higher-income rather than lower-income individuals
Knowledge and Wisdom
Prophet of Indian Nationalism: A Study of the Political Thought of Sri Aurobindo Gosh, 1893-1910
Prophet of Indian Nationalism: A Study of the Political Thought of Sri Aurobindo Gosh, 1893-1910
Shadow and Sunlight; An Anthology of Dogra-Pahari Songs
An Appeal
National Population Policy: A Statement of the Government of India
The government of India on April 16 1976 issued a major policy statement entitled National Population Policy which recognizes that the population problem needs to be given top national priority and commitment if poverty is to be eliminated and the future of the country is to be secured. The government has decided upon the following fundamental measures as a means to achieve the planned target of reduction of the birthrate from an estimated 35/100…
Knowledge and Wisdom
Development is the Best Contraceptive
(1988). Development is the Best Contraceptive. Interdisciplinary Science Reviews: Vol. 13, No. 4, pp. 301-302
Development is the Best Contraceptive
Development is the Best Contraceptive." Interdisciplinary Science Reviews, 13(4), pp. 301–302
Science, Culture and Consciousness
A predominant feature of the nuclear age is that a major paradigm shift is now under way. A new holistic paradigm is slowly but steadily emerging, which stresses convergence in place of conflict, cooperation in place of competition. For the last four centuries the predominant mode of Western thought which has dominated the world was based essentially upon dualistic philosophies, on what may be called the Cartesian-Newtonian-Marxist paradigm of a …
Science, Culture and Consciousness
AD2000 – An Early Maturity for the East
AD2000 – An Early Maturity for the East
Religion, population and the future of humanity
Factors for Accessing a Medical Home Vary Among CSHCN from Different Levels of Socioeconomic Status
Disparities in chronic medical conditions in the Mid-South
Disparities in CMCs are associated with income and disproportionately affect the black population. In the Mid-South, race and gender disparities in the top five chronic conditions are more prominent among higher-income rather than lower-income individuals
Nets of Maya: Gorakhnath as a Trickster Saint in the Folktale of Raja Bharthari and Gopi Chand
In this paper I explore Gorakhnath as a trickster hero in the North Indian folklore of Raja Bharthari and Gopi Chand. Gorakhnath—a popular yogi figure in many folklores— creates, through his traversal of rigid structural boundaries between social and religious delimitations, a new idiom of social and religious acceptance that results in an acceptance of a higher metaphysical positioning. He holds a unique space in folk imagination as a figure who…
An Examined Life: Essays and Reflections by Karan Singh
Images, fantasy and violence: Woman in North Indian performance tradition svang
The performative space of svang is primarily located within a prison house of male values, perspectives and judgments. In these performances, females are often revealed through male guts, literally and metaphorically, in their androgynous transformations wherein less of a woman and more of a man, they become a specimen of collective male consciousness on the stage. One important pattern of these representations is idealization of females as mothe…
Women’s Political Representation and Educational Attainments: A District-level Analysis in India
This paper has three major objectives: (1) to analyse whether the gender of politicians in India is relevant to the educational achievements of the residents of the districts in which they were elected; (2) to test whether politicians are more sensitive to the needs of the people of same gender and (3) to explore the potential channels through which the above relationships operate. By applying econometric techniques to a dataset obtained by mergi…
A Secure and reliable RFID authentication protocol using digital schnorr cryptosystem for IoT-enabled healthcare in Covid-19 scenario
Temporary reduction in air pollution due to anthropogenic activity switch-off during Covid-19 lockdown in northern parts of India
Contributions of the Members of the Club of Budapest: Speeches Delivered in Three Panels
This section contains the contributions of the Members and Officials of The Club of Budapest to three panels held in the framework of the Club of Budapest’s celebration of the signing of the Manifesto on the Spirit of Planetary Consciousness
Spatial and Temporal Analysis of Drought Forecasting on Rivers of South India
Extreme weather events such as droughts are catastrophic and can have serious consequences for people and the environment. Drought may be managed if measures are taken in advance. The success of this endeavor depends on a number of factors, not the least of which is accurate descriptions and measurements of drought conditions. Reducing the negative consequences of droughts requires an early forecast of drought conditions. The primary objective of…
Syncretic Shrines and Pilgrimages: Dynamics of Indian Nationalism
Bava Gor and the Myth of Makhan Devi (Butter Goddess)
Siddis are a microscopic community of African Indians who are part of multiple migrations stretching over several centuries in India from numerous locations inthe East and North Africa. The myth of Bava Gor and Makhan Devi hides within it multiple contestations and adaptations in the religio-cultural landscape of Siddis through an encounter with native Hindu/Aboriginal religious beliefs. The paper seeksto study these transitions in the mythic lan…
The Impact of Hindi Cinema on Altering the Adults’ Perception Towards Societal Stereotypes: A Study of Delhi NCR
Hindi cinema, with its immense popularity and pan-India reach has long been recognized as an influential socio-cultural force in the country. Through propagation of enduring stereotypes in films, it contributes to shaping and reinforcing the attitudes and perceptions of audiences regarding gender roles, communities, professions and societal values. This study aimed to examine the impact of exposure to stereotypical Hindi cinema on altering adults…
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