Sunil Kumar Mishra
Biographic Data
| ID | 6040296 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sunil Kumar Mishra |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sunil Kumar |
| FAMILY NAME | Mishra |
| SIGNATURE | MISHRA S K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute for Human Development, New Delhi, India. |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7422-3077 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Role of Socio-Spiritual Elements in Life
The present research study deals with the role of socio-spiritual elements in life, and for this, a comparative study of the writings and literature of Hermann Hesse and Sri Aurobindo Ghosh has been examined and explored. It is a known fact that Hermann Hesse and Sri Aurobindo Ghosh, both influential figures in literature and philosophy, explored the role of socio-spiritual elements in life, albeit from different perspectives and backgrounds. Her…
National Education Policy 2020 and Multilingualism in India
The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 in India casts its attention on establishing the interconnection between languages and the medium of instruction for teaching and learning. The present essay is going to deal with the role of languages in NEP – 2020 and figure out its recommendations to be imparted in the areas of medium of instruction, classical languages, foreign languages, and Indian Sign Language. The article underlines the factors tha…
Understanding Tibetan Exile
This research aims to use VOSviewer to undertake bibliometric analysis to map the primary areas of Tibetan Exile literature to create a taxonomy of topic subareas and a research plan on this issue. Two hundred eighty-one papers published between 1960 and 2021, which were extracted from the Scopus database, have been examined to evaluate their interconnection, clusters, and citations to build a text-based map. The study highlights the most cited d…
Elements of Horror, Grotesque Bodies, and the Fragmentation of Identity in Mark Shelley’s Frankenstein
Gothic books emphasise the occult and the strange. Old buildings (especially castles or apartments with secret passageways), dungeons, or towers serve as the backdrop for the enigmatic events in Gothic literature. Obviously, ghost stories are a well-known form of Gothic fiction. In addition, distant locales that appear strange to the reader serve as part of the setting of a Gothic tale. Even the idea of resurrecting the dead is horrifying. Mark S…
Comparative Analysis of Stopping by Woods on A Snowy Evening and Lines Written a Few Miles above Tintern Abbey, on Revisiting the Banks of the Wye during a Tour, July 13, 1798
The present paper attempts to compare and analyze two marvelous poems of all time, ‘Lines Written a Few Miles above Tintern Abbey, on Revisiting the Banks of the Wye during a Tour, July 13, 1798’ and ‘Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening’ composed by the two highly philosophical poets William Wordsworth, who was a stalwart in the galaxy of Romantic poetry and the most celebrated American poet of 20th century, Robert Frost. The comparison has been…
Themes of Trauma and Political Reflections in the Novels of Mary Shelley
Most of Mary Shelley’s novels have reflected the socio-political as well as the scientific aspects to her writings and ideas that we find while going through her novels. Her famous novels were written with a perception against the utopian ideas and deals with the critique beyond her father’s, William Godwin’s utopianism which occurred mostly in the form of narrative and metaphor. Sterrenburg says that Mary Shelley's stories have anti-Jacobin them…
Single Versus Multiple Deprivations Among Children in India
Multidimensional deprivation among children is a critical issue. The present study explores the multidimensional deprivation of children based on India Human Development Survey data, 2011–2012. A modified Bristol method and multidimensional deprivation approach have been used to measure the extent of deprivation. The study compares the results of multidimensional deprivation based on non-monetary indicators with the monetary measure of poverty. F…
Gender Discrimination in Infant and Young Child Feeding Practices in India
Undernutrition among children continues to be a serious issue. The study examines the prevalence of the gender gap in the infant and young child feeding (IYCF) practices in India based on recent National Family and Health Survey Data, 2015 (NFHS-4). A binary logistic regression model has been used to determine the factors responsible for achieving exclusive breastfeeding, minimum dietary diversity and minimum meal frequency of the index child, th…
The Soil and Green Shoots
The question of rampant environmental degradation resulting from the ambitious Chinese projects and policies in the Tibet region of People's Republic of China in the recent decades has been raised not only by environmentalists but also by the contemporary Tibetan writers and poets. The mission undertaken by the Chinese government to 'modernize' Tibet has subsequently resulted in polluting and destroying the ecosystem of the region. Surviving and …
Understanding the Cosmic Unity in the Poetry of Jalal Ud Din Rumi and Walt Whitman
In this research, parallels will be drawn between the Sufi poesy of two most prominent Sufi poets, Jalal Ud Din Rumi, and Walt Whitman. While the former was known for his Persian poetry, the latter on the other hand inspired the western poets with his unique use of mystic transcendentalism, with no precedents of such usage amongst the western literature. Consequently, the researcher will make an attempt under this research, conduct comparative an…
Action Research in Teaching and Learning Strategies on English in India
India is a diverse country with diverse languages in different regions. People from different regions have different mother tongues. However, for education, English is a language that is preferred over others mainly to ensure that students do not face any problem in their professional life. Although for primary education, local languages are still preferred, however; in higher education, English has become the most important learning language The…
Food and Nutrition Security in Rural Bihar
The level of food diversity in any household is an indicator of its healthy dietary habits. It depends on demographic and socio-economic conditions, geographic location, consumption habits and expenditure, cultural practices, income, food prices and the availability, access and utilisation of food. Against this backdrop, our study analyses the pattern of food consumption, dietary diversity, food frequency and the Recommended Dietary Allowance in …
Contemporary Tibetan Literature in English
For a very long time, Tibetan scholarship had been much focused on mysticism, spirituality, philosophy and religion. Tibetan medicine had also found its due place in the vast corpus of Tibetan studies. This linearity of development of Tibetan literature that had started with the advent of Buddhism in the 7 th century,was brought to an abrupt pause and the course of its progress was altered when Tibet was violently occupied by the People's Republi…
Occupational structure of women in Orissa
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Occupational structure of women in Orissa
Contemporary Tibetan Literature in English
For a very long time, Tibetan scholarship had been much focused on mysticism, spirituality, philosophy and religion. Tibetan medicine had also found its due place in the vast corpus of Tibetan studies. This linearity of development of Tibetan literature that had started with the advent of Buddhism in the 7 th century,was brought to an abrupt pause and the course of its progress was altered when Tibet was violently occupied by the People's Republi…
The Soil and Green Shoots
The question of rampant environmental degradation resulting from the ambitious Chinese projects and policies in the Tibet region of People's Republic of China in the recent decades has been raised not only by environmentalists but also by the contemporary Tibetan writers and poets. The mission undertaken by the Chinese government to 'modernize' Tibet has subsequently resulted in polluting and destroying the ecosystem of the region. Surviving and …
Understanding the Cosmic Unity in the Poetry of Jalal Ud Din Rumi and Walt Whitman
In this research, parallels will be drawn between the Sufi poesy of two most prominent Sufi poets, Jalal Ud Din Rumi, and Walt Whitman. While the former was known for his Persian poetry, the latter on the other hand inspired the western poets with his unique use of mystic transcendentalism, with no precedents of such usage amongst the western literature. Consequently, the researcher will make an attempt under this research, conduct comparative an…
Action Research in Teaching and Learning Strategies on English in India
India is a diverse country with diverse languages in different regions. People from different regions have different mother tongues. However, for education, English is a language that is preferred over others mainly to ensure that students do not face any problem in their professional life. Although for primary education, local languages are still preferred, however; in higher education, English has become the most important learning language The…
Food and Nutrition Security in Rural Bihar
The level of food diversity in any household is an indicator of its healthy dietary habits. It depends on demographic and socio-economic conditions, geographic location, consumption habits and expenditure, cultural practices, income, food prices and the availability, access and utilisation of food. Against this backdrop, our study analyses the pattern of food consumption, dietary diversity, food frequency and the Recommended Dietary Allowance in …
Single Versus Multiple Deprivations Among Children in India
Multidimensional deprivation among children is a critical issue. The present study explores the multidimensional deprivation of children based on India Human Development Survey data, 2011–2012. A modified Bristol method and multidimensional deprivation approach have been used to measure the extent of deprivation. The study compares the results of multidimensional deprivation based on non-monetary indicators with the monetary measure of poverty. F…
Gender Discrimination in Infant and Young Child Feeding Practices in India
Undernutrition among children continues to be a serious issue. The study examines the prevalence of the gender gap in the infant and young child feeding (IYCF) practices in India based on recent National Family and Health Survey Data, 2015 (NFHS-4). A binary logistic regression model has been used to determine the factors responsible for achieving exclusive breastfeeding, minimum dietary diversity and minimum meal frequency of the index child, th…
Elements of Horror, Grotesque Bodies, and the Fragmentation of Identity in Mark Shelley’s Frankenstein
Gothic books emphasise the occult and the strange. Old buildings (especially castles or apartments with secret passageways), dungeons, or towers serve as the backdrop for the enigmatic events in Gothic literature. Obviously, ghost stories are a well-known form of Gothic fiction. In addition, distant locales that appear strange to the reader serve as part of the setting of a Gothic tale. Even the idea of resurrecting the dead is horrifying. Mark S…
Comparative Analysis of Stopping by Woods on A Snowy Evening and Lines Written a Few Miles above Tintern Abbey, on Revisiting the Banks of the Wye during a Tour, July 13, 1798
The present paper attempts to compare and analyze two marvelous poems of all time, ‘Lines Written a Few Miles above Tintern Abbey, on Revisiting the Banks of the Wye during a Tour, July 13, 1798’ and ‘Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening’ composed by the two highly philosophical poets William Wordsworth, who was a stalwart in the galaxy of Romantic poetry and the most celebrated American poet of 20th century, Robert Frost. The comparison has been…
Themes of Trauma and Political Reflections in the Novels of Mary Shelley
Most of Mary Shelley’s novels have reflected the socio-political as well as the scientific aspects to her writings and ideas that we find while going through her novels. Her famous novels were written with a perception against the utopian ideas and deals with the critique beyond her father’s, William Godwin’s utopianism which occurred mostly in the form of narrative and metaphor. Sterrenburg says that Mary Shelley's stories have anti-Jacobin them…
The Role of Socio-Spiritual Elements in Life
The present research study deals with the role of socio-spiritual elements in life, and for this, a comparative study of the writings and literature of Hermann Hesse and Sri Aurobindo Ghosh has been examined and explored. It is a known fact that Hermann Hesse and Sri Aurobindo Ghosh, both influential figures in literature and philosophy, explored the role of socio-spiritual elements in life, albeit from different perspectives and backgrounds. Her…
National Education Policy 2020 and Multilingualism in India
The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 in India casts its attention on establishing the interconnection between languages and the medium of instruction for teaching and learning. The present essay is going to deal with the role of languages in NEP – 2020 and figure out its recommendations to be imparted in the areas of medium of instruction, classical languages, foreign languages, and Indian Sign Language. The article underlines the factors tha…
Understanding Tibetan Exile
This research aims to use VOSviewer to undertake bibliometric analysis to map the primary areas of Tibetan Exile literature to create a taxonomy of topic subareas and a research plan on this issue. Two hundred eighty-one papers published between 1960 and 2021, which were extracted from the Scopus database, have been examined to evaluate their interconnection, clusters, and citations to build a text-based map. The study highlights the most cited d…
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