Priyanka Sharma
Biographic Data
| ID | 4029666 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Priyanka Sharma |
| GIVEN NAMES | Priyanka |
| FAMILY NAME | Sharma |
| SIGNATURE | SHARMA P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Galgotias University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6663-6517 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Threads of Tradition: An Ethnographic Account of Silkworm Rearing Among the Pahari Tribe in Jammu and Kashmir
Plantation patriarchy and gendered leadership: Women’s political voice in tea plantations of Assam
This article argues that despite constituting a majority of the workforce, women workers in tea plantations of Assam have remained largely excluded from trade union leadership and formal political representation. Drawing on subaltern perspectives and feminist labor theory, it examines how plantation patriarchy, labor hierarchies and male-dominated union bureaucracies particularly within the Assam Chah Mazdoor Sangha (ACMS) have historically const…
Politics of PRCs and the Morans in Arunachal Pradesh
Shifting geographical and administrative boundaries in the North-eastern part of India since the truncation of Greater Assam has redirected discourse towards legitimate rights of indigenous communities. At the heart of the discourse is the question of who can rightfully claim to be indigenous. In a similar vein, the fate of the Moran community living in Arunachal Pradesh got embroiled in the politics of Permanent Residential Certificate (PRC). Th…
Precious Threads and Precarious Lives: Histories of Shawl and Silk Industries of Kashmir, 1846–1950
Prevalence and associated factors of mammography uptake among the women aged 45 years and above: Policy implications from the longitudinal ageing study in India wave I survey
Low rates of mammography among women across the country, along with inter-state disparities, highlight inadequate coverage of early detection of breast cancer under National program. Increasing burden of breast cancer in all states underscores need to implement early detection program proactively. Disparities in mammography uptake by age, residence and co-morbidities reflect the need for special focus and context-specific research for pragmatic i…
Indians on Indian Lands: Intersections of Race, Caste, and Indigeneity by Nishant Upadhyay (review)
Street food in the digital era: Unraveling the Influence of Food Vloggers Credibility and Information Quality on Consumer Intentions
Purpose The purpose of this study is to investigate the influence of credibility and information quality (IQ) of online food vloggers on consumer attitude and purchase intention towards street food consumption. It also examines the relationship between consumer attitude and purchase intention influenced by online food vlogger reviews in North India. Design/methodology/approach In order to evaluate the framework, primary data were gathered from 38…
Exploring the Synergies and Innovations in Quantum, Cloud, and Fog Computing: A Detailed Review
Utilizing quantum bits, or qubits, to surpass the capabilities of classical computing, quantum computing represents a new frontier in computer science. Its enormous potential promises significant breakthroughs in a number of fields, including secure communication, optimization, drug discovery, and cryptography. Many varieties of quantum computing, such as topological, adiabatic, circuit-based, and quantum annealing, provide different methods of c…
Condition of Women in the Works of Alice Walker During the Post-Colonial Era
This review paper explores the impactful literary contributions of Alice Walker, focusing on her portrayal of the struggles faced by African American women in the post-colonial era. Alice Walker, known as the primary author of subaltern literature, delves into themes of racism, sexism, feminism, and womanism, shedding light on the intersecting oppressions experienced by Black women. Through an analysis of Walker's seminal works such as "The Color…
Unmet Dental Needs in Children Following Suspension of School‐Based Oral Health Services Due to Covid ‐19
BACKGROUND: Dental caries (tooth decay) is the world's most prevalent noncommunicable disease and can lead to pain, infection, and edentulism. Many children with caries lack access to traditional dental services. School-based caries prevention can increase access to care and reduce health inequities. Disruptions in school-based care due to pandemic control policies may result in children losing access to their primary dental care option. METHODS:…
Communicative Competence in the Select Speech of Shri Narendra Modi: A Linguistic Analysis
The close connection between language and ideology has long been a recurring subject of study among linguists. Politicians often rely on language manipulation to convey specific messages, discussing topics that seem familiar but may not be fully understood by the audience. This study uses critical discourse analysis to identify the presuppositions and entailments, and thus the ideology, in a speech delivered by the Prime Minister of India, Shri N…
Frontiersmen in imperial Delhi: Regulating Afghans and their moneylending, 1912–49
This article traces the complex regulatory efforts directed at Afghans in colonial Delhi to control or distance them from the imperial capital. To the colonial authorities, the Afghan moneylenders who operated within the expanding new imperial capital, providing their services to government employees as well as the growing population, appeared as a new problem in the city. The colonial authorities viewed the Afghan moneylender as a typical ‘goond…
A Critical Discourse Analysis Of Prime Ministershri Narendra Modi’s Public Speeches
Linguists' research on the intimate connection between language and ideology has always recurred. Politicians frequently use linguistic manipulation to make points. They discuss a subject that is supposed to be common knowledge, but the recipient may not be as acquainted as the situation dictates. Employing the method of critical discourse analysis, the present research aims to pinpoint the expectations, consequences, and philosophy in an address…
The Rich Heritage of Landscaping in India: From 'vanas' to Green Cities
Gardens have been in existence for a long time and evolved over time. The oldest types of garden were probably the "forest garden" of the pre-historic period. The forests or vanas had close association with the culture of the people living in them. The trees were revered by them and certain trees had religious values. The 'Agni Purana', written about 4000 years ago, mentions that human should protect trees to have material gains and religious ble…
Impact of Covid-19 on gross value added of Indian service sector
This paper attempt to analyze the Covid -19 pandemic impact on the gross value added of the Indian service sector. The purpose of present study is to examine the relationship between the number of Covid -19 confirmed cases in India and gross value added of service sector and sub-service sector of India. The results of the study suggest that number of Covid -19 confirmed cases have a negative impact on the gross value added of the service sector a…
Implementing the Circular Economy by Tracing the Sustainable Impact
Sustainability is one of the most critical issues today. Thus, the unsustainable consumption of resources, such as raw materials, CO 2 emissions, and the Linear Economy needs to be changed. One framework for a more sustainable economy is the Circular Economy . Although the concept of the Circular Economy has been around since the 1990s, yet we are still far from enabling a Circular Economy. Therefore, a turnaround to the current linear economy as…
In silico screening of potential antidiabetic phytochemicals from Phyllanthus emblica against therapeutic targets of type 2 diabetes
Anti-allergy and anti-tussive activity of Clitoria ternatea L. in experimental animals
Observations on the traditional phytotherapy among the inhabitants of Parvati valley in western Himalaya, India
Malaneese of Malana Glen: Analysis of morphometric data and ethnic relationship with some neighbouring populations of Himachal Pradesh, India
A morphometric study of the Malaneese - an isolated community living in the midst of Himalayas in district Kullu, Himachal Pradesh - is undertaken with a view to tracing their ethnic relationship with some neighbouring populations viz. Kinnauras, Kulwis and Lahulies, with whom they share some linguistic and cultural experiences. The data consist of 23 anthropometric variables which include 7 linear body measurements, 6 body diameters and circumfe…
Growth centres and regional development
Growth centres and regional development
Malaneese of Malana Glen: Analysis of morphometric data and ethnic relationship with some neighbouring populations of Himachal Pradesh, India
A morphometric study of the Malaneese - an isolated community living in the midst of Himalayas in district Kullu, Himachal Pradesh - is undertaken with a view to tracing their ethnic relationship with some neighbouring populations viz. Kinnauras, Kulwis and Lahulies, with whom they share some linguistic and cultural experiences. The data consist of 23 anthropometric variables which include 7 linear body measurements, 6 body diameters and circumfe…
Observations on the traditional phytotherapy among the inhabitants of Parvati valley in western Himalaya, India
Anti-allergy and anti-tussive activity of Clitoria ternatea L. in experimental animals
In silico screening of potential antidiabetic phytochemicals from Phyllanthus emblica against therapeutic targets of type 2 diabetes
Implementing the Circular Economy by Tracing the Sustainable Impact
Sustainability is one of the most critical issues today. Thus, the unsustainable consumption of resources, such as raw materials, CO 2 emissions, and the Linear Economy needs to be changed. One framework for a more sustainable economy is the Circular Economy . Although the concept of the Circular Economy has been around since the 1990s, yet we are still far from enabling a Circular Economy. Therefore, a turnaround to the current linear economy as…
The Rich Heritage of Landscaping in India: From 'vanas' to Green Cities
Gardens have been in existence for a long time and evolved over time. The oldest types of garden were probably the "forest garden" of the pre-historic period. The forests or vanas had close association with the culture of the people living in them. The trees were revered by them and certain trees had religious values. The 'Agni Purana', written about 4000 years ago, mentions that human should protect trees to have material gains and religious ble…
Impact of Covid-19 on gross value added of Indian service sector
This paper attempt to analyze the Covid -19 pandemic impact on the gross value added of the Indian service sector. The purpose of present study is to examine the relationship between the number of Covid -19 confirmed cases in India and gross value added of service sector and sub-service sector of India. The results of the study suggest that number of Covid -19 confirmed cases have a negative impact on the gross value added of the service sector a…
A Critical Discourse Analysis Of Prime Ministershri Narendra Modi’s Public Speeches
Linguists' research on the intimate connection between language and ideology has always recurred. Politicians frequently use linguistic manipulation to make points. They discuss a subject that is supposed to be common knowledge, but the recipient may not be as acquainted as the situation dictates. Employing the method of critical discourse analysis, the present research aims to pinpoint the expectations, consequences, and philosophy in an address…
Exploring the Synergies and Innovations in Quantum, Cloud, and Fog Computing: A Detailed Review
Utilizing quantum bits, or qubits, to surpass the capabilities of classical computing, quantum computing represents a new frontier in computer science. Its enormous potential promises significant breakthroughs in a number of fields, including secure communication, optimization, drug discovery, and cryptography. Many varieties of quantum computing, such as topological, adiabatic, circuit-based, and quantum annealing, provide different methods of c…
Condition of Women in the Works of Alice Walker During the Post-Colonial Era
This review paper explores the impactful literary contributions of Alice Walker, focusing on her portrayal of the struggles faced by African American women in the post-colonial era. Alice Walker, known as the primary author of subaltern literature, delves into themes of racism, sexism, feminism, and womanism, shedding light on the intersecting oppressions experienced by Black women. Through an analysis of Walker's seminal works such as "The Color…
Unmet Dental Needs in Children Following Suspension of School‐Based Oral Health Services Due to Covid ‐19
BACKGROUND: Dental caries (tooth decay) is the world's most prevalent noncommunicable disease and can lead to pain, infection, and edentulism. Many children with caries lack access to traditional dental services. School-based caries prevention can increase access to care and reduce health inequities. Disruptions in school-based care due to pandemic control policies may result in children losing access to their primary dental care option. METHODS:…
Communicative Competence in the Select Speech of Shri Narendra Modi: A Linguistic Analysis
The close connection between language and ideology has long been a recurring subject of study among linguists. Politicians often rely on language manipulation to convey specific messages, discussing topics that seem familiar but may not be fully understood by the audience. This study uses critical discourse analysis to identify the presuppositions and entailments, and thus the ideology, in a speech delivered by the Prime Minister of India, Shri N…
Frontiersmen in imperial Delhi: Regulating Afghans and their moneylending, 1912–49
This article traces the complex regulatory efforts directed at Afghans in colonial Delhi to control or distance them from the imperial capital. To the colonial authorities, the Afghan moneylenders who operated within the expanding new imperial capital, providing their services to government employees as well as the growing population, appeared as a new problem in the city. The colonial authorities viewed the Afghan moneylender as a typical ‘goond…
Precious Threads and Precarious Lives: Histories of Shawl and Silk Industries of Kashmir, 1846–1950
Prevalence and associated factors of mammography uptake among the women aged 45 years and above: Policy implications from the longitudinal ageing study in India wave I survey
Low rates of mammography among women across the country, along with inter-state disparities, highlight inadequate coverage of early detection of breast cancer under National program. Increasing burden of breast cancer in all states underscores need to implement early detection program proactively. Disparities in mammography uptake by age, residence and co-morbidities reflect the need for special focus and context-specific research for pragmatic i…
Indians on Indian Lands: Intersections of Race, Caste, and Indigeneity by Nishant Upadhyay (review)
Street food in the digital era: Unraveling the Influence of Food Vloggers Credibility and Information Quality on Consumer Intentions
Purpose The purpose of this study is to investigate the influence of credibility and information quality (IQ) of online food vloggers on consumer attitude and purchase intention towards street food consumption. It also examines the relationship between consumer attitude and purchase intention influenced by online food vlogger reviews in North India. Design/methodology/approach In order to evaluate the framework, primary data were gathered from 38…
Threads of Tradition: An Ethnographic Account of Silkworm Rearing Among the Pahari Tribe in Jammu and Kashmir
Plantation patriarchy and gendered leadership: Women’s political voice in tea plantations of Assam
This article argues that despite constituting a majority of the workforce, women workers in tea plantations of Assam have remained largely excluded from trade union leadership and formal political representation. Drawing on subaltern perspectives and feminist labor theory, it examines how plantation patriarchy, labor hierarchies and male-dominated union bureaucracies particularly within the Assam Chah Mazdoor Sangha (ACMS) have historically const…
Politics of PRCs and the Morans in Arunachal Pradesh
Shifting geographical and administrative boundaries in the North-eastern part of India since the truncation of Greater Assam has redirected discourse towards legitimate rights of indigenous communities. At the heart of the discourse is the question of who can rightfully claim to be indigenous. In a similar vein, the fate of the Moran community living in Arunachal Pradesh got embroiled in the politics of Permanent Residential Certificate (PRC). Th…
Medicine (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Geography (5 works) · South Asian Studies and Conflicts (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Demography (3 works) · Economics (3 works)