Rekha Rani
Biographic Data
| ID | 5867165 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rekha Rani |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rekha |
| FAMILY NAME | Rani |
| SIGNATURE | RANI R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science and Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3591-6014 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Culinary Capital as Female Empowerment
Food has its own language and a system of communication. Every household has its unique way of preserving and maintaining its culinary capital and food culture, thus holding a unique language and heritage of the kitchen. Therefore, this unique language also helps establish and sustain gender and power relationships in the family and society. Thus, food helps in understanding the culture and history of a family, community, class or caste. However,…
Co-operative Banks - A Helping Hands for Small and Medium Entrepreneurs in Saharanpur District
Co-operative banks are more structured compared to credit associations. While local branches of cooperative banks can pick their own leaders and manage their own tasks, big decisions need to be approved by a main office. Credit associations frequently exercise significant local fundamental leadership, but by joining forces, they can share back-office functions including access to the global payments system. This essay provides background informat…
Identifying the Dimensions Impacting the Current Tax Regime on Indian Msmes
In India, MSMEs are vital to the economy, providing a substantial number of jobs and income. The growth and development of these enterprises are influenced by tax laws, economic elements, and other relevant factors. Changes in India's income tax structure in recent years have impacted businesses, including MSMEs. To understand these effects, this review paper aims to compare the impact of different tax structures and economic elements on MSMEs. I…
Exploring the Myths and Reality of Salasar Balaji
Oral stories/folk narratives have been passed on from generation to generations in order to preserve culture and history. Myth and mythology have always been at the heart of India’s culture. In this process of passing on traditions, the myths originated in particular time periods have changed their forms and are being moulded according to contemporary needs and demands. The paper focuses on one such site of cultural and historical significance in…
Witchery as Tribal Primary Ethos
The belief in the existence of both benevolent and malevolent spirits among tribal communities in India has led to the emergence of numerous narratives surrounding witchcraft. Central to these beliefs is the notion of a spiritual realm that sustains the witch cult, where witches are typically portrayed as women. Deeply embedded in religious practices, traditions, folklore, and myths, the concept of witchcraft serves to reinforce gendered power dy…
Defacing the Personhood
Our bodies act as sites of identity formation as well as association with the world. It is the primary way of establishing a connection with our surroundings. On the surface, skin serves as a protective layer of the body, but it also becomes an embodiment of the person's identity. An acid attack is an act of violence that completely damages this protective shield of the body. The paper addresses the issue of vitriolage- how it disfigures the face…
Devadasi, Post-Truth and ‘Simulacra’
The narratives around devadasi are historically constructed to glorify the dedication of young girls as dancers to various temples across India. Traditionally, a devadasi assumed a pivotal role in executing significant rites and festivities within temple precincts, thereby representing an indispensable contributor to the cultural milieu inherent to these sacred edifices. This side of the devadasi legacy is quite popular and known even in the pres…
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Co-operative Banks - A Helping Hands for Small and Medium Entrepreneurs in Saharanpur District
Co-operative banks are more structured compared to credit associations. While local branches of cooperative banks can pick their own leaders and manage their own tasks, big decisions need to be approved by a main office. Credit associations frequently exercise significant local fundamental leadership, but by joining forces, they can share back-office functions including access to the global payments system. This essay provides background informat…
Identifying the Dimensions Impacting the Current Tax Regime on Indian Msmes
In India, MSMEs are vital to the economy, providing a substantial number of jobs and income. The growth and development of these enterprises are influenced by tax laws, economic elements, and other relevant factors. Changes in India's income tax structure in recent years have impacted businesses, including MSMEs. To understand these effects, this review paper aims to compare the impact of different tax structures and economic elements on MSMEs. I…
Exploring the Myths and Reality of Salasar Balaji
Oral stories/folk narratives have been passed on from generation to generations in order to preserve culture and history. Myth and mythology have always been at the heart of India’s culture. In this process of passing on traditions, the myths originated in particular time periods have changed their forms and are being moulded according to contemporary needs and demands. The paper focuses on one such site of cultural and historical significance in…
Witchery as Tribal Primary Ethos
The belief in the existence of both benevolent and malevolent spirits among tribal communities in India has led to the emergence of numerous narratives surrounding witchcraft. Central to these beliefs is the notion of a spiritual realm that sustains the witch cult, where witches are typically portrayed as women. Deeply embedded in religious practices, traditions, folklore, and myths, the concept of witchcraft serves to reinforce gendered power dy…
Defacing the Personhood
Our bodies act as sites of identity formation as well as association with the world. It is the primary way of establishing a connection with our surroundings. On the surface, skin serves as a protective layer of the body, but it also becomes an embodiment of the person's identity. An acid attack is an act of violence that completely damages this protective shield of the body. The paper addresses the issue of vitriolage- how it disfigures the face…
Devadasi, Post-Truth and ‘Simulacra’
The narratives around devadasi are historically constructed to glorify the dedication of young girls as dancers to various temples across India. Traditionally, a devadasi assumed a pivotal role in executing significant rites and festivities within temple precincts, thereby representing an indispensable contributor to the cultural milieu inherent to these sacred edifices. This side of the devadasi legacy is quite popular and known even in the pres…
Culinary Capital as Female Empowerment
Food has its own language and a system of communication. Every household has its unique way of preserving and maintaining its culinary capital and food culture, thus holding a unique language and heritage of the kitchen. Therefore, this unique language also helps establish and sustain gender and power relationships in the family and society. Thus, food helps in understanding the culture and history of a family, community, class or caste. However,…
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