Jyoti
Biographic Data
| ID | 3938415 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jyoti |
| FAMILY NAME | Jyoti |
| SIGNATURE | JYOTI |
| AFFILIATIONS | Government Medical College, Amritsar |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4099-5965 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Bioremediation of Heavy Metal Contaminated Soils and Its Impact on Wheat Growth and Physiological Health
This study investigates the potential of microbial bioremediation in improving soil quality and promoting wheat growth in areas contaminated with heavy metals. Soil samples from heavily contaminated sites in Haryana, India, were treated with native microbial consortia and engineered microbial strains for bioremediation. The impact of soil remediation on wheat (Triticum aestivum) growth was evaluated by measuring growth parameters, chlorophyll con…
Transforming Traditions
This paper examines the evolutionary journey of Pichwai Art from its religious roots in Nathdwara, Rajasthan, to its current secular manifestations. The purpose of this study is to trace how Pichwai art, originally intended for temple worship, has transitioned to contemporary spaces while retaining its cultural and spiritual significance. Using historical analysis and visual investigation, the research explores the intricate patterns and vibrant …
Unlocking Expression
This research paper explores the transformative power of art within the walls of Mandoli Sub-Jail, located in New Delhi, India. Focusing on the unique initiative of introducing Madhubani art within the prison, this study investigates the impact of art therapy on the inmates' mental well-being, skill development, and social reintegration. By examining the process, challenges, and outcomes of this program, the paper highlights the potential of art …
Stitches Across Time
The paper aims to document the century-long journey of a Chamba Rumal, an exquisite example of Indian embroidery, from the princely hill state of Chamba in Himachal Pradesh to Scotland. The Chamba Rumal was created by the Rani of Chamba in July 1898 for Jessie Ann Tuly, the governess of children. This embroidered artefact portrays Lord Krishna’s Ras Leela with Radha and Gopis and is emblematic of Chamba’s fabric artistry, which was inspired by mi…
The Duty of Lawyers to the Court Vs. Client Loyalty in India
The legal profession in India is founded on a delicate balance between an advocate’s duty to the court and loyalty to the client. This paper examines the ethical tensions arising from this dual responsibility within the Indian adversarial system. It analyses the statutory and regulatory framework governing legal ethics, including the Advocates Act, 1961, and the Bar Council of India Rules, alongside key judicial interpretations that emphasise adv…
Mapping the landscape of virtual word of mouth (v-WOM) in the tourism sector
The increasing significance of virtual word of mouth (v-WOM) in the digital era has the potential to revolutionize consumer decision-making across a wide range of markets such as tourism. The objective is to review the literature on v-WOM published between 2013 and 2023 and the research employs bibliometric analysis to examine 718 documents from the Scopus database. For performance and science mapping analysis, Biblioshiny and VOSviewer were util…
The Typewriter in the 21st Century
From Twitterature to Instapoetry, several literary forms owe their genesis and propagation to social networking sites, or SNSs. Amongst these, Instapoetry has enjoyed the most notoriety, though at the cost of its demerits overshadowing its merits. One of Instapoetry’s merits is its ability to induce a sense of nostalgia with the help of evocative aesthetic modalities deployed by a poet during an Instapoem’s formulation. Some of these aesthetic mo…
Marital Rape in India
Marital rape remains one of the most contested and under-recognised forms of sexual violence in India, largely due to the continued existence of a legal exception that excludes non-consensual sexual acts within marriage from the ambit of rape. This paper critically examines the need for legal recognition of marital rape through constitutional, socio-cultural, and human rights perspectives. It analyses the historical roots of the marital rape exce…
Education, Social Exclusion and Inclusive Framework
The modest attempt of this article is to understand the social exclusion of women in general and Dalit women in particular. This article intends to argue that education is a key instrument for the development of Dalit women to get liberation from the oppressive structures of Hindu caste-patriarchy. Education ultimately ensures the re-establishment of a new social order based on inclusive values. As it is noted that women are one of the largest so…
Quasi-experimental study to evaluate the effectiveness of a health education program in terms of knowledge and attitudes toward the prevention of common respiratory illnesses among sanitation workers …
Objectives: The study's goal is to conduct research on the effectiveness of a Health Teaching Programme (HTP) in preventing common respiratory illnesses among sanitation employees in a specific region in Gurugram, Haryana. Methodology: Apre-experimental research was conducted to determine the effectiveness of HTP in preventing common respiratory disorders. A quantitative research technique, also known as a quantitative research design, was applie…
Role of IoT and data analysis in determining mental well-being
IoT devices like Fitness bands and smartwatches can play a key role in determining the mental health of people. We have seen the rising trend in people integrating them in their lifestyle and smartphone applications being developed to detect step count and sleep monitoring through their sensory perceptions and GPS functions. Analyzing the data generated by them we can get clear insights into the factors to detect declining mental health. We analy…
Impact of virtual ECG learning program on clinical judgement among baccalaureate nursing students
Professional courses like nursing has integrated theory with practical learning and involves the decision making and clinical judgement. As the life is being handled therefore errors need to be zeroed, in order to acquire skill of the clinical judgement and retaining it can be done with help of virtual learning program (VLP) where case scenarios are created and life like situations are projected in front of the learner. This not only helps to dec…
Caste Maters
The primary data were collected from 927 Dalit woman labour households belonging to all the three geographical regions of Punjab (India) to analyse the asset structure of these households. The study revealed that a Dalit woman labour household had assets worth ₹128,750.98. Out of the total value of assets, 90.81% were durable assets and the remaining 9.19% were livestock assets. All the respondent households were found landless. The ratio of debt…
Image, Text and Malaria
The comics medium is a powerful tool for communication. It employs the language of both text and images. The placement, interrelationship and transition of panels, speech balloons, gutters, lines, script and picture plane are some of the elements that evoke a sense of time and place in comics. The success of comics as an effective medium depends on experiences common to both the creator and audience. In the light of this understanding of the lang…
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Image, Text and Malaria
The comics medium is a powerful tool for communication. It employs the language of both text and images. The placement, interrelationship and transition of panels, speech balloons, gutters, lines, script and picture plane are some of the elements that evoke a sense of time and place in comics. The success of comics as an effective medium depends on experiences common to both the creator and audience. In the light of this understanding of the lang…
Quasi-experimental study to evaluate the effectiveness of a health education program in terms of knowledge and attitudes toward the prevention of common respiratory illnesses among sanitation workers …
Objectives: The study's goal is to conduct research on the effectiveness of a Health Teaching Programme (HTP) in preventing common respiratory illnesses among sanitation employees in a specific region in Gurugram, Haryana. Methodology: Apre-experimental research was conducted to determine the effectiveness of HTP in preventing common respiratory disorders. A quantitative research technique, also known as a quantitative research design, was applie…
Role of IoT and data analysis in determining mental well-being
IoT devices like Fitness bands and smartwatches can play a key role in determining the mental health of people. We have seen the rising trend in people integrating them in their lifestyle and smartphone applications being developed to detect step count and sleep monitoring through their sensory perceptions and GPS functions. Analyzing the data generated by them we can get clear insights into the factors to detect declining mental health. We analy…
Impact of virtual ECG learning program on clinical judgement among baccalaureate nursing students
Professional courses like nursing has integrated theory with practical learning and involves the decision making and clinical judgement. As the life is being handled therefore errors need to be zeroed, in order to acquire skill of the clinical judgement and retaining it can be done with help of virtual learning program (VLP) where case scenarios are created and life like situations are projected in front of the learner. This not only helps to dec…
Caste Maters
The primary data were collected from 927 Dalit woman labour households belonging to all the three geographical regions of Punjab (India) to analyse the asset structure of these households. The study revealed that a Dalit woman labour household had assets worth ₹128,750.98. Out of the total value of assets, 90.81% were durable assets and the remaining 9.19% were livestock assets. All the respondent households were found landless. The ratio of debt…
Marital Rape in India
Marital rape remains one of the most contested and under-recognised forms of sexual violence in India, largely due to the continued existence of a legal exception that excludes non-consensual sexual acts within marriage from the ambit of rape. This paper critically examines the need for legal recognition of marital rape through constitutional, socio-cultural, and human rights perspectives. It analyses the historical roots of the marital rape exce…
Education, Social Exclusion and Inclusive Framework
The modest attempt of this article is to understand the social exclusion of women in general and Dalit women in particular. This article intends to argue that education is a key instrument for the development of Dalit women to get liberation from the oppressive structures of Hindu caste-patriarchy. Education ultimately ensures the re-establishment of a new social order based on inclusive values. As it is noted that women are one of the largest so…
Bioremediation of Heavy Metal Contaminated Soils and Its Impact on Wheat Growth and Physiological Health
This study investigates the potential of microbial bioremediation in improving soil quality and promoting wheat growth in areas contaminated with heavy metals. Soil samples from heavily contaminated sites in Haryana, India, were treated with native microbial consortia and engineered microbial strains for bioremediation. The impact of soil remediation on wheat (Triticum aestivum) growth was evaluated by measuring growth parameters, chlorophyll con…
Transforming Traditions
This paper examines the evolutionary journey of Pichwai Art from its religious roots in Nathdwara, Rajasthan, to its current secular manifestations. The purpose of this study is to trace how Pichwai art, originally intended for temple worship, has transitioned to contemporary spaces while retaining its cultural and spiritual significance. Using historical analysis and visual investigation, the research explores the intricate patterns and vibrant …
Unlocking Expression
This research paper explores the transformative power of art within the walls of Mandoli Sub-Jail, located in New Delhi, India. Focusing on the unique initiative of introducing Madhubani art within the prison, this study investigates the impact of art therapy on the inmates' mental well-being, skill development, and social reintegration. By examining the process, challenges, and outcomes of this program, the paper highlights the potential of art …
Stitches Across Time
The paper aims to document the century-long journey of a Chamba Rumal, an exquisite example of Indian embroidery, from the princely hill state of Chamba in Himachal Pradesh to Scotland. The Chamba Rumal was created by the Rani of Chamba in July 1898 for Jessie Ann Tuly, the governess of children. This embroidered artefact portrays Lord Krishna’s Ras Leela with Radha and Gopis and is emblematic of Chamba’s fabric artistry, which was inspired by mi…
The Duty of Lawyers to the Court Vs. Client Loyalty in India
The legal profession in India is founded on a delicate balance between an advocate’s duty to the court and loyalty to the client. This paper examines the ethical tensions arising from this dual responsibility within the Indian adversarial system. It analyses the statutory and regulatory framework governing legal ethics, including the Advocates Act, 1961, and the Bar Council of India Rules, alongside key judicial interpretations that emphasise adv…
Mapping the landscape of virtual word of mouth (v-WOM) in the tourism sector
The increasing significance of virtual word of mouth (v-WOM) in the digital era has the potential to revolutionize consumer decision-making across a wide range of markets such as tourism. The objective is to review the literature on v-WOM published between 2013 and 2023 and the research employs bibliometric analysis to examine 718 documents from the Scopus database. For performance and science mapping analysis, Biblioshiny and VOSviewer were util…
The Typewriter in the 21st Century
From Twitterature to Instapoetry, several literary forms owe their genesis and propagation to social networking sites, or SNSs. Amongst these, Instapoetry has enjoyed the most notoriety, though at the cost of its demerits overshadowing its merits. One of Instapoetry’s merits is its ability to induce a sense of nostalgia with the help of evocative aesthetic modalities deployed by a poet during an Instapoem’s formulation. Some of these aesthetic mo…
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