Pardeep Kumar
Biographic Data
| ID | 6936124 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Pardeep Kumar |
| GIVEN NAMES | Pardeep |
| FAMILY NAME | Kumar |
| SIGNATURE | KUMAR P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Maharshi Dayanand University |
| ORCID | 0009-0008-4313-6270 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Shaivism in Early Medieval India
Shiva holds a special place in Indian culture. He is considered the essence of Indian culture. Shaivism, a major tradition of Hinduism, worships Lord Shiva. Shaivism has flourished in the Indian subcontinent from ancient times to the modern era. During early medieval India (approximately the sixth to thirteenth centuries CE), Shaivism emerged not only as a major religious sect but also as a highly significant cultural and political influence. Thi…
Hypermasculine Behaviour of Men at Play
The ideals of masculinity are grounded in the notion of hegemonic masculinity, a cultural construct that places certain male behaviours at the apex of the gender hierarchy. This study explores the manifestation of hypermasculinity in David Fincher’s film Fight Club (1999), focusing on how men display hypermasculine traits to maintain dominance and resist subordination. Through the lens of Masculine Studies, as theorized by Raewyn Connell, the ana…
The Failure of Justice
The Hathras case, wherein a Dalit woman was assaulted and murdered in Uttar Pradesh (India) in 2020, brought into focus the structural deficiencies within the Indian criminal justice system. This article critically analyses how caste hierarchies, patriarchal structures and institutional failures together create a system of injustice. Using a socio-legal and intersectional framework, the article examines how the implementation of constitutional gu…
Delineation of Management Zones for Site‐Specific Soil Nutrient Management for Sustainable Crop Production
Soil nutrients deficiencies are one of the major causes of soil degradation in different parts of World, adversely impacting crop production. Delineation of soil nutrients management zones (MZs) is one of the commonly used techniques for evaluating spatial distribution pattern of soil parameters for adoption of site‐specific nutrient management. We, therefore, conducted the present study to understand the spatial distribution pattern of soil nutr…
China’s Influence in Nepal
China’s strategic cooperation with India’s neighbours in South Asia, particularly Nepal, has been a matter of concern for us. Nepal’s geographical position has both advantages and disadvantages. It is like a sandwich between two giants: China to the north and India to the south, and both of these forces are opposed to each other. Nepal keeps playing the game by bowing to the pressure of both. Observing them interact, Nepal is also increasing its …
Problems of Ethnic Communities in Myanmar
This study examines the challenges faced by ethnic communities in Myanmar, a nation celebrated for its extensive cultural and ethnic diversity, comprising over 135 officially recognized ethnic groups. While this diversity holds the potential for enrichment, it has historically been a catalyst for conflict and systemic marginalization, further intensified by political instability and authoritarian rule. The research delves into the historical cont…
Influence of History and Culture on Regionalism
In the modern age, regionalism represents an important aspect of global politics, marked by the establishment and expansion of regional organizations that has reconstituted international relations. Regional cooperative frameworks have especially gained momentum in the post-Cold War era; that is a response to globalization, shift in the balance of power, and regional security concerns (Fawcett & Hurrell, 1995). These institutions-from the supranat…
Kalapani, Lipulekh, Limpiyadhura Dispute and Challenges in India-Nepal Relations
Geographical location, socio-cultural environment, economic interdependence, have had a great influence in determining the relations between India and Nepal. In fact, there are very few countries in the world that are so closely intertwined with each other as India and Nepal. A clear depiction of person to person relations is seen in India-Nepal relations. The open border of both countries has further enriched this closeness. India is an importan…
Changing World Order and the Emerging Economies
The global order is undergoing a transformative shift as emerging economies such as China, India, Brazil, and South Africa redefine global power dynamics. These nations, once marginal in global decision-making, are now reshaping international relations through sustained economic growth, technological innovation, and demographic advantages. Their growing influence is evident in platforms like BRICS, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, and the A…
Regional Organizations as Peace-Builders
The article focuses on the role regional organizations play in regional peace-building within the theoretical framework of liberalism. Using a critical analysis of some of the key organizations, including but not limited to, the United Nations, European Union, African Union, and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, this study looks at how liberal cooperation, multilateralism, and institutional governance help in efforts to prevent regional…
Association of Braden scale and subscale scores of patients with and without open wound pressure ulcers
Background: PU is caused by physical elements such as shearing forces, friction, and dampness. Long periods of sitting or lying in the same position without moving can cause ischemia and necrosis of the skin and underlying tissues in patients with neurological problems. Schizophrenia, severe depression, and other serious mental illnesses, as well as any hygienic neglect and the older age group, between 60 and 80 years, also enhance the risk of PU…
Spatial variability of soil properties and delineation of management zones for Suketi basin, Himachal Himalaya, India
Human Development in Karnataka- Hdi and Education
Any country in the world without Human Development index like education, knowledge, skill, long living, income, health, standard of living, efficiency and caliber etc., it is not possible to develop any sector and GDP and economy of concern country. Particularly in developing and under developed countries, it is essential and inevitable to concentrate at maximum extent in the human development index. For the innovation and discovery of technology…
Zero knowledge proofs based authenticated key agreement protocol for sustainable healthcare
Assessing the outdoor thermal comfort conditions of exercising people in the semi-arid region of India
Preventing Indigenous youth homelessness in Canada
Study on importance, procedure, and scope of outdoor thermal comfort –A review
Globally Declining Population of Women Folk Causing Sex Imbalance Is a Serious Concern
Successful existence and perpetuation of any species depend on its reproductive success. In case of humans, the theoretical proportion of males and females should be 1 : 1, but this equilibrium was disturbed in many parts of the world. What are the determinants of sex imbalance in human should be found out to combat the problem. The data were gathered for 227 countries. The sex ratio for human population of the world was found 101 males for 100 f…
Globally Declining Population of Women Folk Causing Sex Imbalance Is a Serious Concern
Successful existence and perpetuation of any species depend on its reproductive success. In case of humans, the theoretical proportion of males and females should be 1 : 1, but this equilibrium was disturbed in many parts of the world. What are the determinants of sex imbalance in human should be found out to combat the problem. The data were gathered for 227 countries. The sex ratio for human population of the world was found 101 males for 100 f…
Study on importance, procedure, and scope of outdoor thermal comfort –A review
Human Development in Karnataka- Hdi and Education
Any country in the world without Human Development index like education, knowledge, skill, long living, income, health, standard of living, efficiency and caliber etc., it is not possible to develop any sector and GDP and economy of concern country. Particularly in developing and under developed countries, it is essential and inevitable to concentrate at maximum extent in the human development index. For the innovation and discovery of technology…
Zero knowledge proofs based authenticated key agreement protocol for sustainable healthcare
Assessing the outdoor thermal comfort conditions of exercising people in the semi-arid region of India
Preventing Indigenous youth homelessness in Canada
Influence of History and Culture on Regionalism
In the modern age, regionalism represents an important aspect of global politics, marked by the establishment and expansion of regional organizations that has reconstituted international relations. Regional cooperative frameworks have especially gained momentum in the post-Cold War era; that is a response to globalization, shift in the balance of power, and regional security concerns (Fawcett & Hurrell, 1995). These institutions-from the supranat…
Kalapani, Lipulekh, Limpiyadhura Dispute and Challenges in India-Nepal Relations
Geographical location, socio-cultural environment, economic interdependence, have had a great influence in determining the relations between India and Nepal. In fact, there are very few countries in the world that are so closely intertwined with each other as India and Nepal. A clear depiction of person to person relations is seen in India-Nepal relations. The open border of both countries has further enriched this closeness. India is an importan…
Changing World Order and the Emerging Economies
The global order is undergoing a transformative shift as emerging economies such as China, India, Brazil, and South Africa redefine global power dynamics. These nations, once marginal in global decision-making, are now reshaping international relations through sustained economic growth, technological innovation, and demographic advantages. Their growing influence is evident in platforms like BRICS, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, and the A…
Regional Organizations as Peace-Builders
The article focuses on the role regional organizations play in regional peace-building within the theoretical framework of liberalism. Using a critical analysis of some of the key organizations, including but not limited to, the United Nations, European Union, African Union, and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, this study looks at how liberal cooperation, multilateralism, and institutional governance help in efforts to prevent regional…
Association of Braden scale and subscale scores of patients with and without open wound pressure ulcers
Background: PU is caused by physical elements such as shearing forces, friction, and dampness. Long periods of sitting or lying in the same position without moving can cause ischemia and necrosis of the skin and underlying tissues in patients with neurological problems. Schizophrenia, severe depression, and other serious mental illnesses, as well as any hygienic neglect and the older age group, between 60 and 80 years, also enhance the risk of PU…
Spatial variability of soil properties and delineation of management zones for Suketi basin, Himachal Himalaya, India
China’s Influence in Nepal
China’s strategic cooperation with India’s neighbours in South Asia, particularly Nepal, has been a matter of concern for us. Nepal’s geographical position has both advantages and disadvantages. It is like a sandwich between two giants: China to the north and India to the south, and both of these forces are opposed to each other. Nepal keeps playing the game by bowing to the pressure of both. Observing them interact, Nepal is also increasing its …
Problems of Ethnic Communities in Myanmar
This study examines the challenges faced by ethnic communities in Myanmar, a nation celebrated for its extensive cultural and ethnic diversity, comprising over 135 officially recognized ethnic groups. While this diversity holds the potential for enrichment, it has historically been a catalyst for conflict and systemic marginalization, further intensified by political instability and authoritarian rule. The research delves into the historical cont…
Delineation of Management Zones for Site‐Specific Soil Nutrient Management for Sustainable Crop Production
Soil nutrients deficiencies are one of the major causes of soil degradation in different parts of World, adversely impacting crop production. Delineation of soil nutrients management zones (MZs) is one of the commonly used techniques for evaluating spatial distribution pattern of soil parameters for adoption of site‐specific nutrient management. We, therefore, conducted the present study to understand the spatial distribution pattern of soil nutr…
Shaivism in Early Medieval India
Shiva holds a special place in Indian culture. He is considered the essence of Indian culture. Shaivism, a major tradition of Hinduism, worships Lord Shiva. Shaivism has flourished in the Indian subcontinent from ancient times to the modern era. During early medieval India (approximately the sixth to thirteenth centuries CE), Shaivism emerged not only as a major religious sect but also as a highly significant cultural and political influence. Thi…
Hypermasculine Behaviour of Men at Play
The ideals of masculinity are grounded in the notion of hegemonic masculinity, a cultural construct that places certain male behaviours at the apex of the gender hierarchy. This study explores the manifestation of hypermasculinity in David Fincher’s film Fight Club (1999), focusing on how men display hypermasculine traits to maintain dominance and resist subordination. Through the lens of Masculine Studies, as theorized by Raewyn Connell, the ana…
The Failure of Justice
The Hathras case, wherein a Dalit woman was assaulted and murdered in Uttar Pradesh (India) in 2020, brought into focus the structural deficiencies within the Indian criminal justice system. This article critically analyses how caste hierarchies, patriarchal structures and institutional failures together create a system of injustice. Using a socio-legal and intersectional framework, the article examines how the implementation of constitutional gu…
Geography (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Biology (4 works) · Ecology (4 works) · Environmental Science (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · South Asian Studies and Conflicts (3 works)