Niharranjan Mishra
Biographic Data
| ID | 3779941 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Niharranjan Mishra |
| GIVEN NAMES | Niharranjan |
| FAMILY NAME | Mishra |
| SIGNATURE | MISHRA N |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Institute of Technology Rourkela |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8197-8347 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The work-family and burnout nexus: Insight from a qualitative survey of coal miners in India
Occupational burnout is a growing concern in the occupational health context. Coal miners, due to the physically demanding nature of their work, long shifts, and limited recovery time, are particularly vulnerable to occupational burnout, especially when these demands interfere with their family responsibilities. The mining industry workers are susceptible to burnout arising from conflict between work and family responsibilities. This study examin…
Beyond the forests: Ecotourism and sustainable livelihoods in Karnataka’s protected landscapes
The paper is situated within the context of two prominent tiger reserves, namely the Kali Tiger Reserve and Nagarahole Tiger Reserve, located in Karnataka, India. The primary objective of this study is to evaluate the pivotal role played by ecotourism in shaping rural livelihoods and to evaluate the outcomes that result from the integration of ecotourism into pre-existing livelihood strategies. Employing a sustainable livelihoods approach, the st…
Participation among tribal youths of India in vocational training measures: A systematic review of literature
Effects of a yoga-based intervention program on psychological immunity and life satisfaction among armed forces personnel of India: A randomised controlled trial
This study was registered at the Institute Ethics Committee-National Institute of Technology Rourkela, India (IEC-NIT Rourkela). Reference No. NITR/IEC/2023/M/17
Delivering sustainable livelihoods to indigenous communities through ecotourism: Insights from Western Odisha, India
This paper is set in the context of five ecotourism hotspots in the western districts of Odisha, India. The main objectives of the study are to identify the positives and negatives of conservation and development actions and outcomes from the integration of ecotourism into indigenous livelihoods in Western Odisha. The study used mixed methods research to interview 300 households representing 25 villages, service providers, and government official…
Delivering Sustainable Livelihoods to Indigenous Communities through Ecotourism: Insights from Western Odisha, India
Human trafficking: A review of the crime in Odisha, India
Observing Developmental Intervention in Mineral-rich Adivasi Subsistence Economy: An Ethnographic Account from West Singhbhum (Jharkhand)
The shift of the political economy of development from the Nehruvian model to the Neoliberal market model has relocated the discourses and practices of development. A state becomes a facilitator, protector and advocator of the capitalist market economy and the praxis of development become a kind of governmentality that often privileges the specific class interest. In this neoliberalized era, cultural politics of the developmental intervention (DI…
Traditional Technology and Cultural Adaptation to Mountain Ecosystem: A Case Study of a Himalayan Village
Watershed Management and Dry Land Agriculture a Case Study from Western Odisha
The concept of dry land agriculture refers to a condition of growing of crops entirely under rain fed situation. Further, the dry land agriculture can be divided into three categories, depending on the amount of rainfall received by agricultural region. In India, nearly 108 million hectares of land is rain fed area and out of it, an estimated dry land area is 47 million hectares. 42 percent of the total food grains of the country come from dry la…
Vulnerability and Adaptation Analysis in Flood Affected Areas of Orissa
This article is an attempt to study about the way people adapt to the impact of climate change, especially with floods. It also looks at the sustainability of the coping mechanisms, which the communities adopt for this extreme event. This study tests for ex-ante and ex-post adaptation responses to weather risk for rural farm households of Orissa and also examines how poor rural families adapt with the changing pattern of livelihood. An examinatio…
New agro-technology and its impact on rural institutions in Orissa
India's rural socio-cultural scenario was at the crossroads in the 1960s with the introduction of the new agricultural revolution, popularly known as the Green Revolution. One of the protracted debates that ensued during this period was regarding the economic gains and social costs of the Green Revolution. Although agrarian social structure could not retain the central place in the post-1970s period, there is no second thought that the technologi…
Self Governance and Natural Resource Management: Some Reflection in the Context of Pesa Act in Orissa
Observing Developmental Intervention in Mineral-rich Adivasi Subsistence Economy: An Ethnographic Account from West Singhbhum (Jharkhand)
The shift of the political economy of development from the Nehruvian model to the Neoliberal market model has relocated the discourses and practices of development. A state becomes a facilitator, protector and advocator of the capitalist market economy and the praxis of development become a kind of governmentality that often privileges the specific class interest. In this neoliberalized era, cultural politics of the developmental intervention (DI…
Vulnerability and Adaptation Analysis in Flood Affected Areas of Orissa
This article is an attempt to study about the way people adapt to the impact of climate change, especially with floods. It also looks at the sustainability of the coping mechanisms, which the communities adopt for this extreme event. This study tests for ex-ante and ex-post adaptation responses to weather risk for rural farm households of Orissa and also examines how poor rural families adapt with the changing pattern of livelihood. An examinatio…
Self Governance and Natural Resource Management: Some Reflection in the Context of Pesa Act in Orissa
New agro-technology and its impact on rural institutions in Orissa
India's rural socio-cultural scenario was at the crossroads in the 1960s with the introduction of the new agricultural revolution, popularly known as the Green Revolution. One of the protracted debates that ensued during this period was regarding the economic gains and social costs of the Green Revolution. Although agrarian social structure could not retain the central place in the post-1970s period, there is no second thought that the technologi…
Vulnerability and Adaptation Analysis in Flood Affected Areas of Orissa
This article is an attempt to study about the way people adapt to the impact of climate change, especially with floods. It also looks at the sustainability of the coping mechanisms, which the communities adopt for this extreme event. This study tests for ex-ante and ex-post adaptation responses to weather risk for rural farm households of Orissa and also examines how poor rural families adapt with the changing pattern of livelihood. An examinatio…
Watershed Management and Dry Land Agriculture a Case Study from Western Odisha
The concept of dry land agriculture refers to a condition of growing of crops entirely under rain fed situation. Further, the dry land agriculture can be divided into three categories, depending on the amount of rainfall received by agricultural region. In India, nearly 108 million hectares of land is rain fed area and out of it, an estimated dry land area is 47 million hectares. 42 percent of the total food grains of the country come from dry la…
Traditional Technology and Cultural Adaptation to Mountain Ecosystem: A Case Study of a Himalayan Village
Observing Developmental Intervention in Mineral-rich Adivasi Subsistence Economy: An Ethnographic Account from West Singhbhum (Jharkhand)
The shift of the political economy of development from the Nehruvian model to the Neoliberal market model has relocated the discourses and practices of development. A state becomes a facilitator, protector and advocator of the capitalist market economy and the praxis of development become a kind of governmentality that often privileges the specific class interest. In this neoliberalized era, cultural politics of the developmental intervention (DI…
Human trafficking: A review of the crime in Odisha, India
Delivering Sustainable Livelihoods to Indigenous Communities through Ecotourism: Insights from Western Odisha, India
Delivering sustainable livelihoods to indigenous communities through ecotourism: Insights from Western Odisha, India
This paper is set in the context of five ecotourism hotspots in the western districts of Odisha, India. The main objectives of the study are to identify the positives and negatives of conservation and development actions and outcomes from the integration of ecotourism into indigenous livelihoods in Western Odisha. The study used mixed methods research to interview 300 households representing 25 villages, service providers, and government official…
The work-family and burnout nexus: Insight from a qualitative survey of coal miners in India
Occupational burnout is a growing concern in the occupational health context. Coal miners, due to the physically demanding nature of their work, long shifts, and limited recovery time, are particularly vulnerable to occupational burnout, especially when these demands interfere with their family responsibilities. The mining industry workers are susceptible to burnout arising from conflict between work and family responsibilities. This study examin…
Beyond the forests: Ecotourism and sustainable livelihoods in Karnataka’s protected landscapes
The paper is situated within the context of two prominent tiger reserves, namely the Kali Tiger Reserve and Nagarahole Tiger Reserve, located in Karnataka, India. The primary objective of this study is to evaluate the pivotal role played by ecotourism in shaping rural livelihoods and to evaluate the outcomes that result from the integration of ecotourism into pre-existing livelihood strategies. Employing a sustainable livelihoods approach, the st…
Participation among tribal youths of India in vocational training measures: A systematic review of literature
Effects of a yoga-based intervention program on psychological immunity and life satisfaction among armed forces personnel of India: A randomised controlled trial
This study was registered at the Institute Ethics Committee-National Institute of Technology Rourkela, India (IEC-NIT Rourkela). Reference No. NITR/IEC/2023/M/17
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