Santosh Kumar Dash
Biographic Data
| ID | 3806358 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Santosh Kumar Dash |
| GIVEN NAMES | Santosh Kumar |
| FAMILY NAME | Dash |
| SIGNATURE | DASH S K |
| AFFILIATIONS | P.G. Department of Biosciences, College of Pharm. Sciences, Berhampur (Mohuda) 760 002, Orissa, India |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9548-9387 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Intertemporal Dynamics of Household Consumption and Inequality
This study analyzes 2022–23 consumption data to track intertemporal changes in patterns consumption pattern and growth since 2011–12, with a focus on inequality across economic groupsfocusing on inequality between income groups. As consumption rises, expenditure shifts from essentials such as food and fuel toward non-food items including healthcare, durables, and educationspending moves from essentials like food and fuel to non-food items such as…
The impact of income on public health and education expenditure
In this study, we examine the long‐run impact of state‐level per capita income on public education expenditure and public health expenditure in 17 major Indian states over the period 1993–2017. To test for the existence of a unit root, we have employed the Zivot–Andrews test and the Clemente–Montañes–Reyes test, which allows for an endogenous structural break in the data series. These tests indicate that all variables are nonstationary. Autoregre…
Ethno-Therapeutic Importance of the Human Body
The various external and internal components of the human body like blood, bone, tooth, nail, hair, saliva, milk, semen, tear, bile, sweat, urine, ear wax, pus and faeces are used as remedies directly or indirectly against diseases as per information, collected from lore and literatures of Indian society. Attempts are being made to bring out these facts based on ethno medicinal perception against a broad spectrum of ailments
Ethno-Therapeutic Importance of the Human Body
Medical anthropology looks at cultural conceptions of the body, health and illness.Medical anthropology is the study of ethno-medicine; explanation of illness and disease; what causes illness; the evaluation of health, illness and cure from both an emic and etic point of view; naturalistic and personalistic explanation , evil eye, magic and sorcery; biocultural and political study of health ecology; types of medical systems; development of system…
TheSomaDrinker of Ancient India
The juice of the plant Soma, was an uncommon drink, consumed by the Vedic people known as Soma Rasa. It was offered to Gods, considered as divine and contemplated with medicinal efficacy for restorative treatments; being neither hallucinogenic nor intoxicating.The paper presents a brief account of the Soma plant as described in Rig Veda and more research on it in Aayurveda along with search for the proper plant by modern man since the last two ce…
The impact of income on public health and education expenditure
In this study, we examine the long‐run impact of state‐level per capita income on public education expenditure and public health expenditure in 17 major Indian states over the period 1993–2017. To test for the existence of a unit root, we have employed the Zivot–Andrews test and the Clemente–Montañes–Reyes test, which allows for an endogenous structural break in the data series. These tests indicate that all variables are nonstationary. Autoregre…
Ethno-Therapeutic Importance of the Human Body
The various external and internal components of the human body like blood, bone, tooth, nail, hair, saliva, milk, semen, tear, bile, sweat, urine, ear wax, pus and faeces are used as remedies directly or indirectly against diseases as per information, collected from lore and literatures of Indian society. Attempts are being made to bring out these facts based on ethno medicinal perception against a broad spectrum of ailments
Ethno-Therapeutic Importance of the Human Body
Medical anthropology looks at cultural conceptions of the body, health and illness.Medical anthropology is the study of ethno-medicine; explanation of illness and disease; what causes illness; the evaluation of health, illness and cure from both an emic and etic point of view; naturalistic and personalistic explanation , evil eye, magic and sorcery; biocultural and political study of health ecology; types of medical systems; development of system…
TheSomaDrinker of Ancient India
The juice of the plant Soma, was an uncommon drink, consumed by the Vedic people known as Soma Rasa. It was offered to Gods, considered as divine and contemplated with medicinal efficacy for restorative treatments; being neither hallucinogenic nor intoxicating.The paper presents a brief account of the Soma plant as described in Rig Veda and more research on it in Aayurveda along with search for the proper plant by modern man since the last two ce…
TheSomaDrinker of Ancient India
The juice of the plant Soma, was an uncommon drink, consumed by the Vedic people known as Soma Rasa. It was offered to Gods, considered as divine and contemplated with medicinal efficacy for restorative treatments; being neither hallucinogenic nor intoxicating.The paper presents a brief account of the Soma plant as described in Rig Veda and more research on it in Aayurveda along with search for the proper plant by modern man since the last two ce…
Ethno-Therapeutic Importance of the Human Body
The various external and internal components of the human body like blood, bone, tooth, nail, hair, saliva, milk, semen, tear, bile, sweat, urine, ear wax, pus and faeces are used as remedies directly or indirectly against diseases as per information, collected from lore and literatures of Indian society. Attempts are being made to bring out these facts based on ethno medicinal perception against a broad spectrum of ailments
Ethno-Therapeutic Importance of the Human Body
Medical anthropology looks at cultural conceptions of the body, health and illness.Medical anthropology is the study of ethno-medicine; explanation of illness and disease; what causes illness; the evaluation of health, illness and cure from both an emic and etic point of view; naturalistic and personalistic explanation , evil eye, magic and sorcery; biocultural and political study of health ecology; types of medical systems; development of system…
The impact of income on public health and education expenditure
In this study, we examine the long‐run impact of state‐level per capita income on public education expenditure and public health expenditure in 17 major Indian states over the period 1993–2017. To test for the existence of a unit root, we have employed the Zivot–Andrews test and the Clemente–Montañes–Reyes test, which allows for an endogenous structural break in the data series. These tests indicate that all variables are nonstationary. Autoregre…
Intertemporal Dynamics of Household Consumption and Inequality
This study analyzes 2022–23 consumption data to track intertemporal changes in patterns consumption pattern and growth since 2011–12, with a focus on inequality across economic groupsfocusing on inequality between income groups. As consumption rises, expenditure shifts from essentials such as food and fuel toward non-food items including healthcare, durables, and educationspending moves from essentials like food and fuel to non-food items such as…
Medicine (3 works) · Complementary and Alternative Medicine Studies (2 works) · Traditional medicine (2 works) · Aesthetics (1 work) · Anatomy (1 work) · Ancient history (1 work) · Art (1 work) · Biology (1 work) · Cointegration (1 work) · Consumer spending (1 work)