Vikash Chandra
Biographic Data
| ID | 5714787 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Vikash Chandra |
| GIVEN NAMES | Vikash |
| FAMILY NAME | Chandra |
| SIGNATURE | CHANDRA V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Adesh University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2142-3024 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
General neuropharmacological studies of piper betel leaves on mice
The Piper betelplant is an evergreen and perennial creeper which is used in several traditional medicines to cure various diseases. The liquid extract of the plant has been used traditionally in curing inflammationand infection of the respiratory tract, cough, dyspnoea, indigestion,diphtheria, hysteria as well as general and sexual debility. The Indian traditional system ofmedicine has identified the Piper betelleaves with digestive and pancreati…
Survey on Covid-19 vaccine complication in India
Objectives- The objective of this survey is to find the various Covid-19 vaccine complication in India and to spread awareness among people about adverse effects and their reporting also to study the rare side effects so to minimize the chances to harmful effects. Methods-Online surveys and questionnaires have been used to collect data from various peoples or subjects. Key findings- Majorly mild adverse effects have been reported, very few severe…
India’s Counter-Terrorism Diplomacy at the United Nations
This paper analyses India’s counter-terrorism diplomacy at the United Nations and argues that it is based on five pillars namely, normative, coercive, legal, compliance and domestic implementation, and promotion of international cooperation. The normative pillar elucidates India’s stand on de-legitimisation of terrorism, the root cause approach and sectoral versus comprehensive approach, whereas the coercive pillar divulges India’s position on co…
Rising Powers and International Organisations
This article illustrates China’s counter-terrorism strategy at the United Nations (UN), analyses its cornerstones and underscores changing patterns. On this basis, it also seeks to make some broader observations about how rising powers behave in international organisations and to highlight their attitudes towards the liberal international order. It considers Chinese positions in the debates in the General Assembly (1972–2018), its Sixth Committee…
How India sees the world
India’s Accommodation in the Emerging International Order
This article has two-fold goals: to develop a coherent concept of accommodation and explicate variable shaping the process of accommodation; and to analyse and evaluate the challenges and prospects of India’s accommodation in the emerging international order. It defines accommodation as a ‘state strategy’ and ‘process’. It figures out six determinants viz. the sphere of influence, structural variables, convergence/divergence of national interest,…
My enemy’s enemy
My enemy’s enemy: India in Afghanistan from the soviet invasion to the US withdrawal." Contemporary South Asia, 26(3), pp. 362–363
Modi Government and Changing Patterns in Indian Foreign Policy
This article examines continuity and change in Indian foreign policy since Narendra Modi took office. It proceeds with analyzing six issues that dominated India’s foreign engagement between the prime ministerial regimes of Narasimha Rao and Manmohan Singh as a reference point. To evaluate the level of change, it defines major change as a major shift in the goals and strategies of a state’s foreign policy and argues that most often a major change …
Indian foreign and security policy in South Asia
Politics in India
Despite a lot of contradictions, widespread illiteracy, mass poverty, and regional and social disparity, India has managed to sustain its democracy. This presents a puzzle for many scholars. Subrat
My enemy’s enemy
My enemy’s enemy: India in Afghanistan from the soviet invasion to the US withdrawal." Contemporary South Asia, 26(3), pp. 362–363
Rising Powers and International Organisations
This article illustrates China’s counter-terrorism strategy at the United Nations (UN), analyses its cornerstones and underscores changing patterns. On this basis, it also seeks to make some broader observations about how rising powers behave in international organisations and to highlight their attitudes towards the liberal international order. It considers Chinese positions in the debates in the General Assembly (1972–2018), its Sixth Committee…
India’s Accommodation in the Emerging International Order
This article has two-fold goals: to develop a coherent concept of accommodation and explicate variable shaping the process of accommodation; and to analyse and evaluate the challenges and prospects of India’s accommodation in the emerging international order. It defines accommodation as a ‘state strategy’ and ‘process’. It figures out six determinants viz. the sphere of influence, structural variables, convergence/divergence of national interest,…
Politics in India
Despite a lot of contradictions, widespread illiteracy, mass poverty, and regional and social disparity, India has managed to sustain its democracy. This presents a puzzle for many scholars. Subrat
Politics in India
Despite a lot of contradictions, widespread illiteracy, mass poverty, and regional and social disparity, India has managed to sustain its democracy. This presents a puzzle for many scholars. Subrat
Indian foreign and security policy in South Asia
Modi Government and Changing Patterns in Indian Foreign Policy
This article examines continuity and change in Indian foreign policy since Narendra Modi took office. It proceeds with analyzing six issues that dominated India’s foreign engagement between the prime ministerial regimes of Narasimha Rao and Manmohan Singh as a reference point. To evaluate the level of change, it defines major change as a major shift in the goals and strategies of a state’s foreign policy and argues that most often a major change …
How India sees the world
India’s Accommodation in the Emerging International Order
This article has two-fold goals: to develop a coherent concept of accommodation and explicate variable shaping the process of accommodation; and to analyse and evaluate the challenges and prospects of India’s accommodation in the emerging international order. It defines accommodation as a ‘state strategy’ and ‘process’. It figures out six determinants viz. the sphere of influence, structural variables, convergence/divergence of national interest,…
My enemy’s enemy
My enemy’s enemy: India in Afghanistan from the soviet invasion to the US withdrawal." Contemporary South Asia, 26(3), pp. 362–363
Rising Powers and International Organisations
This article illustrates China’s counter-terrorism strategy at the United Nations (UN), analyses its cornerstones and underscores changing patterns. On this basis, it also seeks to make some broader observations about how rising powers behave in international organisations and to highlight their attitudes towards the liberal international order. It considers Chinese positions in the debates in the General Assembly (1972–2018), its Sixth Committee…
India’s Counter-Terrorism Diplomacy at the United Nations
This paper analyses India’s counter-terrorism diplomacy at the United Nations and argues that it is based on five pillars namely, normative, coercive, legal, compliance and domestic implementation, and promotion of international cooperation. The normative pillar elucidates India’s stand on de-legitimisation of terrorism, the root cause approach and sectoral versus comprehensive approach, whereas the coercive pillar divulges India’s position on co…
General neuropharmacological studies of piper betel leaves on mice
The Piper betelplant is an evergreen and perennial creeper which is used in several traditional medicines to cure various diseases. The liquid extract of the plant has been used traditionally in curing inflammationand infection of the respiratory tract, cough, dyspnoea, indigestion,diphtheria, hysteria as well as general and sexual debility. The Indian traditional system ofmedicine has identified the Piper betelleaves with digestive and pancreati…
Survey on Covid-19 vaccine complication in India
Objectives- The objective of this survey is to find the various Covid-19 vaccine complication in India and to spread awareness among people about adverse effects and their reporting also to study the rare side effects so to minimize the chances to harmful effects. Methods-Online surveys and questionnaires have been used to collect data from various peoples or subjects. Key findings- Majorly mild adverse effects have been reported, very few severe…
Political science (8 works) · Economics (6 works) · Political economy (6 works) · Politics (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Development economics (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Politics and Conflicts in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Middle East (3 works) · Public Administration (3 works)