Rajesh Kumar Singh
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 6327375 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Rajesh Kumar Singh |
| PRENOMES | Rajesh Kumar |
| SOBRENOME | Singh |
| ASSINATURA | SINGH R K |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Management Development Institute |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9057-2189 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2009 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
Sub-caste Rivalries and Negotiating Dalit Unity in Varanasi Mandal
Socially marginalized and economically vulnerable castes who consolidated for a collective identity and face similar discriminations are known as Dalits. They have asserted for decades to gain social and political upliftment in the mainstream society. This article is part of my PhD thesis, which is based on the narratives collected while having extensive conversations with the local people from two villages, each of Varanasi Mandal (Varanasi, Jau…
Blockchain adoption in automotive supply chain
Roadmap for integrating blockchain with Internet of Things (IoT) for sustainable and secured operations in logistics and supply chains
Application of additive manufacturing for a sustainable healthcare sector
Additive manufacturing (AM), an Industry 4.0 technology, is revolutionizing healthcare continuously for the welfare of society. This study aims to perform a systematic review of AM literature in the healthcare sector to analyse the current state of the art and provide future research directions. The study provides a detailed analysis of AM applications in the sector along with key trends in literature, the benefits of AM adoption, and the barrier…
The Question of Multiculturalism in Assam
The Indian people have taken satisfaction in being regarded as "unity in variety" even in the face of social unrest, political agitation, and a deteriorating economy. In order to guarantee that this is the case, many provisions of the Indian Constitution have been adopted. However, while India has not declared multiculturalism to be a national policy, its spirit has always been a part of the country's history and culture. Historically, the northe…
Selection of sustainable solutions for crop residue burning
Decision making framework for foreign direct investment
Foreign direct investment (FDI) plays a paramount role in economic and social growth of every country. FDI acts as a source of external capital and helps in economic growth of the host country. Making decision for FDI during uncertain business environment is a challenge for all stakeholders. Therefore, in this study, we are proposing a decision making framework for FDI. Through literature review, we have identified the factors, on which FDI depen…
The Earliest Two and a Half Shrine-antechambers of India
The shrine antechamber is a standard component of the Indian temple architecture. It was originated in the Buddhist context, and the context was the rock-cut architecture of the Deccan and central India. The first antechamber was attempted in circa 125 CE in the Nasik Cave 17. It was patronised by Indrāgnidatta, a yavana , who possibly hailed from Bactria. The second antechamber was created in Bāgh Cave 2 in ca. late 466 CE. The patron remains un…
Study of sustainability issues in an Indian logistics service provider
Purpose The purpose of this study is to analyze sustainability issues in the context of logistics service providers (LSPs) and to evaluate the sustainability index of an LSP in the Indian scenario. Design/methodology/approach The case study method is used to understand the sustainability issues of an Indian LSP. The situation–actor–process (SAP) and learning–action–performance (LAP) framework has been applied to critically examine the sustainabil…
Determination of hierarchical relationships among sustainable development goals using interpretive structural modeling
An overview of sustainability assessment methodologies
The Early Development of the Cave 26-Complex at Ajanta
Ajanta's Cave 26-complex seems to hold a special position in the history of Indian rock-cut architecture for many reasons. It was the largest and most elaborate caityagṛha- complex in its time. It transformed Ajanta from just another saṅghārāma of Buddhist India to a catalytic force that engineered the rejuvenation of Indian rock-cut architecture in general and the renaissance of Ajanta in particular. Contrary to the long cherished and still offi…
An overview of sustainability assessment methodologies
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An overview of sustainability assessment methodologies
An overview of sustainability assessment methodologies
The Early Development of the Cave 26-Complex at Ajanta
Ajanta's Cave 26-complex seems to hold a special position in the history of Indian rock-cut architecture for many reasons. It was the largest and most elaborate caityagṛha- complex in its time. It transformed Ajanta from just another saṅghārāma of Buddhist India to a catalytic force that engineered the rejuvenation of Indian rock-cut architecture in general and the renaissance of Ajanta in particular. Contrary to the long cherished and still offi…
Determination of hierarchical relationships among sustainable development goals using interpretive structural modeling
The Earliest Two and a Half Shrine-antechambers of India
The shrine antechamber is a standard component of the Indian temple architecture. It was originated in the Buddhist context, and the context was the rock-cut architecture of the Deccan and central India. The first antechamber was attempted in circa 125 CE in the Nasik Cave 17. It was patronised by Indrāgnidatta, a yavana , who possibly hailed from Bactria. The second antechamber was created in Bāgh Cave 2 in ca. late 466 CE. The patron remains un…
Study of sustainability issues in an Indian logistics service provider
Purpose The purpose of this study is to analyze sustainability issues in the context of logistics service providers (LSPs) and to evaluate the sustainability index of an LSP in the Indian scenario. Design/methodology/approach The case study method is used to understand the sustainability issues of an Indian LSP. The situation–actor–process (SAP) and learning–action–performance (LAP) framework has been applied to critically examine the sustainabil…
Selection of sustainable solutions for crop residue burning
Decision making framework for foreign direct investment
Foreign direct investment (FDI) plays a paramount role in economic and social growth of every country. FDI acts as a source of external capital and helps in economic growth of the host country. Making decision for FDI during uncertain business environment is a challenge for all stakeholders. Therefore, in this study, we are proposing a decision making framework for FDI. Through literature review, we have identified the factors, on which FDI depen…
The Question of Multiculturalism in Assam
The Indian people have taken satisfaction in being regarded as "unity in variety" even in the face of social unrest, political agitation, and a deteriorating economy. In order to guarantee that this is the case, many provisions of the Indian Constitution have been adopted. However, while India has not declared multiculturalism to be a national policy, its spirit has always been a part of the country's history and culture. Historically, the northe…
Roadmap for integrating blockchain with Internet of Things (IoT) for sustainable and secured operations in logistics and supply chains
Application of additive manufacturing for a sustainable healthcare sector
Additive manufacturing (AM), an Industry 4.0 technology, is revolutionizing healthcare continuously for the welfare of society. This study aims to perform a systematic review of AM literature in the healthcare sector to analyse the current state of the art and provide future research directions. The study provides a detailed analysis of AM applications in the sector along with key trends in literature, the benefits of AM adoption, and the barrier…
Blockchain adoption in automotive supply chain
Sub-caste Rivalries and Negotiating Dalit Unity in Varanasi Mandal
Socially marginalized and economically vulnerable castes who consolidated for a collective identity and face similar discriminations are known as Dalits. They have asserted for decades to gain social and political upliftment in the mainstream society. This article is part of my PhD thesis, which is based on the narratives collected while having extensive conversations with the local people from two villages, each of Varanasi Mandal (Varanasi, Jau…
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