We are pleased to inform you that we will be going to publish an edited Book with International S... more We are pleased to inform you that we will be going to publish an edited Book with International Standard Book Number (ISBN), on the topic of " Rural Development : Concepts , philosophy & Approaches. " Articles must be no more than 6000 words, including endnotes and references. Longer articles will not be processed. Contributions should be sent preferably by email. Articles should be accompanied by an abstract of a maximum of 200-250 words along-with 3-5 keywords. Graphs and charts need to be prepared in MS Office (Word/Excel) and are preferable to material prepared in jpeg formats. Receipt of Abstracts/articles will be acknowledged by email within 3-4 weeks. Papers are invited from Academicians, Practitioners, and Research Scholars to submit their original research paper on the particular sub-theme or any topic related to the theme of Book. The last date of submission is 30 th December 2016. The soft copy of the article will be mailed to: [email protected]
We are pleased to inform you that we will be going to publish an edited Book with International S... more We are pleased to inform you that we will be going to publish an edited Book with International Standard Book Number (ISBN), on the topic of " Women Development & Empowerment : Concepts & Approaches. " Articles must be no more than 6000 words, including endnotes and references. Longer articles will not be processed. Contributions should be sent preferably by email. Articles should be accompanied by an abstract of a maximum of 200-250 words along-with 3-5 keywords. Graphs and charts need to be prepared in MS Office (Word/Excel) and are preferable to material prepared in jpeg formats. Receipt of Abstracts/articles will be acknowledged by email within 3-4 weeks. Papers are invited from Academicians, Practitioners, and Research Scholars to submit their original research paper on the particular sub-theme or any topic related to the theme of Book. The last date of submission is 30 th December 2016. The soft copy of the article will be mailed to: [email protected]
To evaluate the efficacy and safety of the retromandibular approach in the management of condylar... more To evaluate the efficacy and safety of the retromandibular approach in the management of condylar fractures by open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF). A total of 20 patients with unilateral mandibular condylar fractures underwent ORIF using retromandibular approach. Pertinent data were collected and subjected to evaluation. The retromandibular approach was found to be expeditious in adequately exposing the fracture site and enabling ORIF. The anatomic reduction of the fractured segments and the fixation was satisfactory in all the cases. Average duration of surgery was 39 min (range: 17-56 min) for satisfactory exposure, reduction, and fixation of each condylar fracture. The retromandibular approach provides adequate exposure of the subcondylar region and should be considered as commendable alternative in the management of condylar fractures.
There are widespread perceptions that excessive and unnecessary investigations are done in many p... more There are widespread perceptions that excessive and unnecessary investigations are done in many patients with mental illnesses. There are no studies from India looking into this issue. (i) To study the frequency and pattern of various investigations such as electroencephalography (EEG), computerized tomography (CT) scan of head, magnetic resolution imaging (MRI) scan of brain, and blood investigations carried out by the previous doctors on patients seeking treatment in three different settings. (ii) To study the socio-demographic and clinical correlates of investigations carried out on these patients. A cross-sectional study in a community outreach clinic, a district level psychiatric hospital, and psychiatry outpatient clinic of a medical college. 160 newly registered patients seeking treatment at these settings were assessed using a semi-structured pro forma regarding various investigations that they had undergone before seeking the current consultation. Frequency of investigations was analyzed. About 47.5% of patients had at least one of the three brain investigations done. EEG, CT head, and MRI brain had been done in 37.5%, 20.0%, and 8.8% of the patients, respectively. Only 1.8% of the patients had blood tests done before current consultation. This study results raise question whether certain investigations such as EEG and CT head were carried out excessively and blood investigations were done infrequently. Further studies on larger samples with prospective study design to evaluate the appropriateness of current practices of carrying out investigations in patients presenting with psychiatric symptoms are required.
International Journal of Computer Applications, Mar 15, 2013
The present study introduce the notion of weak compatibility and E. A. property for mixed g-monot... more The present study introduce the notion of weak compatibility and E. A. property for mixed g-monotone mappings in setting of intuitionistic fuzzy metric space and utilize these perceptions to prove a coupled fixed point theorem for such nonlinear contractive mappings. More to the point together with several recent developments, the efforts of this work can be used to explore a large category of problems. An example is also established for the support of our result.
In recent years, the food science sector has gained importance since the society is focusing on h... more In recent years, the food science sector has gained importance since the society is focusing on high-quality and safety foods. With a specific end goal to meet this societal need, the research and development organizations in India have adopted innovative technical and research processes, which gave more accentuation on intellectual assessment in food processing industry. The global Intellectual Property regime in food science sector had witnessed an increment in the number of patents filed and granted during 2006-2010. Ever since there has been a gradual increase in the number of patents applied mainly in food processing industries by research organizations related to food sciences, for example, those working under the aegis of ICAR and CSIR in India. In this study, a review has been done on the intellectual assets generated by ICAR and other national research organizations in India, in the food science sector. Emphasis has been given on the global relevance of these assets, modes of IP protection and technology transfer mechanisms followed by different public and private organizations.
Primary breast tuberculosis is a rare entity. We are reporting a case of primary breast tuberculo... more Primary breast tuberculosis is a rare entity. We are reporting a case of primary breast tuberculosis, which presented as breast abscess. On histopathology, it was diagnosed as breast tuberculosis. Aspiration cytology was not done due breast abscess. Patient was put on anti-tubercular drugs. In follow up, after 3 months patient condition was improved.
We report a very rare case of Meckel's diverticulitis with ileal stricture at the base of the... more We report a very rare case of Meckel's diverticulitis with ileal stricture at the base of the diverticulum in a young adult as a cause of recurrent small bowel obstruction lasting for 7 years. None of the pre-operative investigations were able to diagnose the cause of obstruction. The patient had undergone appendicectomy 3 years ago but without any relief. Thereafter he was given a therapeutic trial of anti-tubercular drugs, but his symptoms rather worsened with this treatment. Finally, the diagnosis of Meckel's diverticulitis with ileal stricture was made on exploratory laparotomy. The patient recovered well following segmental ileal resection including the stricture and inflamed Meckel's diverticulum. This unusual case highlights that such a rare clinical entity should be considered as a differential diagnosis while dealing with cases of recurrent distal ileal obstruction so as to avoid misdiagnosis and mismanagement as happened in the present case.
The influence of ejaculatory abstinence (EA) on semen parameters and subsequent reproductive outc... more The influence of ejaculatory abstinence (EA) on semen parameters and subsequent reproductive outcome is still debatable; hence understanding the impact of EA on sperm structural and functional integrity may provide a valuable information on predicting successful clinical outcome. To understand the influence of EA on sperm chromatin maturity, integrity, longevity and global methylation status. This experimental prospective study included 76 ejaculates from 19 healthy volunteers who provided ejaculates after observing 1, 3, 5 and 7 days of abstinence. Sperm chromatin maturity, DNA integrity and global methylation status were assessed in the neat ejaculate. Sperm motility, DNA integrity and longevity were assessed in the processed fraction of the fresh and frozen-thawed ejaculates to determine their association with the length of EA. Spermatozoa from 1 day ejaculatory abstinence (EA-1) displayed significantly higher level of sperm chromatin immaturity in comparison to EA-3 (P < 0.05...
The Journal of antimicrobial chemotherapy, Jan 12, 2016
XDR Neisseria gonorrhoeae imposes the threat of untreatable gonorrhoea. Gentamicin is considered ... more XDR Neisseria gonorrhoeae imposes the threat of untreatable gonorrhoea. Gentamicin is considered for future treatment; however, no interpretation criteria for the CLSI and calibrated dichotomous sensitivity (CDS) disc diffusion (DD) techniques are available for N. gonorrhoeae. We investigated the in vitro gentamicin activity by MIC and DD methods, proposed DD breakpoints and determined DD ranges for 10 international quality control (QC) strains. Gentamicin susceptibility of 333 N. gonorrhoeae isolates, including 323 clinical isolates and 10 QC strains, was determined. MIC determination (Etest) and DD methods (CLSI and CDS) were performed. The relationship between MIC, inhibition zone diameter and annular radius was determined by linear regression analysis and the correlation coefficient (r) was calculated. Gentamicin MICs for the QC strains were within published ranges. Of the 323 clinical isolates, according to published breakpoints 75.9%, 23.5% and 0.6% were susceptible, intermedi...
Microalbuminuria is an established cardiovascular risk indicator in diabetes, hypertension and th... more Microalbuminuria is an established cardiovascular risk indicator in diabetes, hypertension and the general population. There is lack of information on MAU in healthy obese Indian adults and an ongoing debate whether obese adults deserve targeted identification and clinical intervention for MAU and prediabetes. We aimed to screen the healthy obese, young (group I) and middle aged (group II) adults for prevalence of MAU and prediabetes and study its association with Framingham risk score. The study included 50 healthy obese young (20-30 years) and middle aged adults (31-50 years), attending the outpatient clinic of Dept. of Medicine for a duration of 2 months (July-August). The patients were screened for fasting blood sugar, lipid profile and MAU. Of the total patients 28 % had MAU, 32.14 % of which had prediabetes and 33.33 % had diabetes whereas 10 % were normoglycemic. The group I patients had 50 % cases of MAU and group II had 25 % patients with MAU. Group II 63.63 % pre-diabetics. The values of MAU obtained were correlated with age, gender, body mass index, systolic and diastolic blood pressure, FBS, waist to hip ratio using Pearson&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;#39;s Coefficient (p &amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;lt; 0.05). The 10 year CVD risk calculated using FRS in subjects with MAU was higher as compared to those without MAU. Thus we conclude that Indian, young and middle aged obese adults to be at a risk of prediabetes, MAU and CV risk warranting their routine screening for better clinical outcomes.
Evolutionary algorithm is a probabilistic counterpart to a deterministic search method that imper... more Evolutionary algorithm is a probabilistic counterpart to a deterministic search method that impersonates the representation of natural biological evolution. Evolutionary algorithm (EA) operates on a population of potential solutions applying the principle of survival of the fittest to produce better and better estimates to a solution. At each generation, a new set of guesses is created by the process of selecting individuals according to their level of fitness in the problem domain and upbringing them together using operators copied from natural genetics. Evolutionary programming is similar to genetic programming, but the structure of the program is secure and its numerical parameters are allowed to change. The concept leads to the evolution of populations of individuals that are better suited to their environment than the individuals that they were created from, just as in natural adaptation. Mutability means for objects which can be changed and a mutant function mutates the object. In this paper we target a string and an array of random characters chosen from the set of upper-case alphabets together with the space, and of the same length as the target string. A fitness function computes the 'closeness' of its argument to the target string. A mutant function with a string and a mutation rate returns a copy of the string, with some characters mutated. Finally after several iteration it "mutates " to target string successfully.
ABSTRACT Red blood cells(rbcs) in the presence of macromolecules(proteins, polymers etc.) aggrega... more ABSTRACT Red blood cells(rbcs) in the presence of macromolecules(proteins, polymers etc.) aggregate to form stacked coin like linear structures called rouleaux. The shape selective aggregation here is not governed by the brownian motion of the monomer unit as is common with most self assembling systems but instead is dictated by the deformability of rbcs. This non brownian type shape selective self assembly of rbcs makes it an interesting system to understand assembly phenomena at the microscale. Our goal in this work is to study the effect of deformability of cells in self assembly. We have used a microfluidic system to mix red blood cell solution with a polymer solution. We have studied the kinetics of aggregation of cells under different flow rates using optical microscopy. We have developed a hydrodynamical model of cell collision that accounts for the shape and size of the aggregates. Using collision frequency of cells and probability of sticking we are relating our experimental findings with the theoretical model to gain insight into the role of deformability in assembly.
We are pleased to inform you that we will be going to publish an edited Book with International S... more We are pleased to inform you that we will be going to publish an edited Book with International Standard Book Number (ISBN), on the topic of " Rural Development : Concepts , philosophy & Approaches. " Articles must be no more than 6000 words, including endnotes and references. Longer articles will not be processed. Contributions should be sent preferably by email. Articles should be accompanied by an abstract of a maximum of 200-250 words along-with 3-5 keywords. Graphs and charts need to be prepared in MS Office (Word/Excel) and are preferable to material prepared in jpeg formats. Receipt of Abstracts/articles will be acknowledged by email within 3-4 weeks. Papers are invited from Academicians, Practitioners, and Research Scholars to submit their original research paper on the particular sub-theme or any topic related to the theme of Book. The last date of submission is 30 th December 2016. The soft copy of the article will be mailed to: [email protected]
We are pleased to inform you that we will be going to publish an edited Book with International S... more We are pleased to inform you that we will be going to publish an edited Book with International Standard Book Number (ISBN), on the topic of " Women Development & Empowerment : Concepts & Approaches. " Articles must be no more than 6000 words, including endnotes and references. Longer articles will not be processed. Contributions should be sent preferably by email. Articles should be accompanied by an abstract of a maximum of 200-250 words along-with 3-5 keywords. Graphs and charts need to be prepared in MS Office (Word/Excel) and are preferable to material prepared in jpeg formats. Receipt of Abstracts/articles will be acknowledged by email within 3-4 weeks. Papers are invited from Academicians, Practitioners, and Research Scholars to submit their original research paper on the particular sub-theme or any topic related to the theme of Book. The last date of submission is 30 th December 2016. The soft copy of the article will be mailed to: [email protected]
To evaluate the efficacy and safety of the retromandibular approach in the management of condylar... more To evaluate the efficacy and safety of the retromandibular approach in the management of condylar fractures by open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF). A total of 20 patients with unilateral mandibular condylar fractures underwent ORIF using retromandibular approach. Pertinent data were collected and subjected to evaluation. The retromandibular approach was found to be expeditious in adequately exposing the fracture site and enabling ORIF. The anatomic reduction of the fractured segments and the fixation was satisfactory in all the cases. Average duration of surgery was 39 min (range: 17-56 min) for satisfactory exposure, reduction, and fixation of each condylar fracture. The retromandibular approach provides adequate exposure of the subcondylar region and should be considered as commendable alternative in the management of condylar fractures.
There are widespread perceptions that excessive and unnecessary investigations are done in many p... more There are widespread perceptions that excessive and unnecessary investigations are done in many patients with mental illnesses. There are no studies from India looking into this issue. (i) To study the frequency and pattern of various investigations such as electroencephalography (EEG), computerized tomography (CT) scan of head, magnetic resolution imaging (MRI) scan of brain, and blood investigations carried out by the previous doctors on patients seeking treatment in three different settings. (ii) To study the socio-demographic and clinical correlates of investigations carried out on these patients. A cross-sectional study in a community outreach clinic, a district level psychiatric hospital, and psychiatry outpatient clinic of a medical college. 160 newly registered patients seeking treatment at these settings were assessed using a semi-structured pro forma regarding various investigations that they had undergone before seeking the current consultation. Frequency of investigations was analyzed. About 47.5% of patients had at least one of the three brain investigations done. EEG, CT head, and MRI brain had been done in 37.5%, 20.0%, and 8.8% of the patients, respectively. Only 1.8% of the patients had blood tests done before current consultation. This study results raise question whether certain investigations such as EEG and CT head were carried out excessively and blood investigations were done infrequently. Further studies on larger samples with prospective study design to evaluate the appropriateness of current practices of carrying out investigations in patients presenting with psychiatric symptoms are required.
International Journal of Computer Applications, Mar 15, 2013
The present study introduce the notion of weak compatibility and E. A. property for mixed g-monot... more The present study introduce the notion of weak compatibility and E. A. property for mixed g-monotone mappings in setting of intuitionistic fuzzy metric space and utilize these perceptions to prove a coupled fixed point theorem for such nonlinear contractive mappings. More to the point together with several recent developments, the efforts of this work can be used to explore a large category of problems. An example is also established for the support of our result.
In recent years, the food science sector has gained importance since the society is focusing on h... more In recent years, the food science sector has gained importance since the society is focusing on high-quality and safety foods. With a specific end goal to meet this societal need, the research and development organizations in India have adopted innovative technical and research processes, which gave more accentuation on intellectual assessment in food processing industry. The global Intellectual Property regime in food science sector had witnessed an increment in the number of patents filed and granted during 2006-2010. Ever since there has been a gradual increase in the number of patents applied mainly in food processing industries by research organizations related to food sciences, for example, those working under the aegis of ICAR and CSIR in India. In this study, a review has been done on the intellectual assets generated by ICAR and other national research organizations in India, in the food science sector. Emphasis has been given on the global relevance of these assets, modes of IP protection and technology transfer mechanisms followed by different public and private organizations.
Primary breast tuberculosis is a rare entity. We are reporting a case of primary breast tuberculo... more Primary breast tuberculosis is a rare entity. We are reporting a case of primary breast tuberculosis, which presented as breast abscess. On histopathology, it was diagnosed as breast tuberculosis. Aspiration cytology was not done due breast abscess. Patient was put on anti-tubercular drugs. In follow up, after 3 months patient condition was improved.
We report a very rare case of Meckel's diverticulitis with ileal stricture at the base of the... more We report a very rare case of Meckel's diverticulitis with ileal stricture at the base of the diverticulum in a young adult as a cause of recurrent small bowel obstruction lasting for 7 years. None of the pre-operative investigations were able to diagnose the cause of obstruction. The patient had undergone appendicectomy 3 years ago but without any relief. Thereafter he was given a therapeutic trial of anti-tubercular drugs, but his symptoms rather worsened with this treatment. Finally, the diagnosis of Meckel's diverticulitis with ileal stricture was made on exploratory laparotomy. The patient recovered well following segmental ileal resection including the stricture and inflamed Meckel's diverticulum. This unusual case highlights that such a rare clinical entity should be considered as a differential diagnosis while dealing with cases of recurrent distal ileal obstruction so as to avoid misdiagnosis and mismanagement as happened in the present case.
The influence of ejaculatory abstinence (EA) on semen parameters and subsequent reproductive outc... more The influence of ejaculatory abstinence (EA) on semen parameters and subsequent reproductive outcome is still debatable; hence understanding the impact of EA on sperm structural and functional integrity may provide a valuable information on predicting successful clinical outcome. To understand the influence of EA on sperm chromatin maturity, integrity, longevity and global methylation status. This experimental prospective study included 76 ejaculates from 19 healthy volunteers who provided ejaculates after observing 1, 3, 5 and 7 days of abstinence. Sperm chromatin maturity, DNA integrity and global methylation status were assessed in the neat ejaculate. Sperm motility, DNA integrity and longevity were assessed in the processed fraction of the fresh and frozen-thawed ejaculates to determine their association with the length of EA. Spermatozoa from 1 day ejaculatory abstinence (EA-1) displayed significantly higher level of sperm chromatin immaturity in comparison to EA-3 (P < 0.05...
The Journal of antimicrobial chemotherapy, Jan 12, 2016
XDR Neisseria gonorrhoeae imposes the threat of untreatable gonorrhoea. Gentamicin is considered ... more XDR Neisseria gonorrhoeae imposes the threat of untreatable gonorrhoea. Gentamicin is considered for future treatment; however, no interpretation criteria for the CLSI and calibrated dichotomous sensitivity (CDS) disc diffusion (DD) techniques are available for N. gonorrhoeae. We investigated the in vitro gentamicin activity by MIC and DD methods, proposed DD breakpoints and determined DD ranges for 10 international quality control (QC) strains. Gentamicin susceptibility of 333 N. gonorrhoeae isolates, including 323 clinical isolates and 10 QC strains, was determined. MIC determination (Etest) and DD methods (CLSI and CDS) were performed. The relationship between MIC, inhibition zone diameter and annular radius was determined by linear regression analysis and the correlation coefficient (r) was calculated. Gentamicin MICs for the QC strains were within published ranges. Of the 323 clinical isolates, according to published breakpoints 75.9%, 23.5% and 0.6% were susceptible, intermedi...
Microalbuminuria is an established cardiovascular risk indicator in diabetes, hypertension and th... more Microalbuminuria is an established cardiovascular risk indicator in diabetes, hypertension and the general population. There is lack of information on MAU in healthy obese Indian adults and an ongoing debate whether obese adults deserve targeted identification and clinical intervention for MAU and prediabetes. We aimed to screen the healthy obese, young (group I) and middle aged (group II) adults for prevalence of MAU and prediabetes and study its association with Framingham risk score. The study included 50 healthy obese young (20-30 years) and middle aged adults (31-50 years), attending the outpatient clinic of Dept. of Medicine for a duration of 2 months (July-August). The patients were screened for fasting blood sugar, lipid profile and MAU. Of the total patients 28 % had MAU, 32.14 % of which had prediabetes and 33.33 % had diabetes whereas 10 % were normoglycemic. The group I patients had 50 % cases of MAU and group II had 25 % patients with MAU. Group II 63.63 % pre-diabetics. The values of MAU obtained were correlated with age, gender, body mass index, systolic and diastolic blood pressure, FBS, waist to hip ratio using Pearson&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;#39;s Coefficient (p &amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;lt; 0.05). The 10 year CVD risk calculated using FRS in subjects with MAU was higher as compared to those without MAU. Thus we conclude that Indian, young and middle aged obese adults to be at a risk of prediabetes, MAU and CV risk warranting their routine screening for better clinical outcomes.
Evolutionary algorithm is a probabilistic counterpart to a deterministic search method that imper... more Evolutionary algorithm is a probabilistic counterpart to a deterministic search method that impersonates the representation of natural biological evolution. Evolutionary algorithm (EA) operates on a population of potential solutions applying the principle of survival of the fittest to produce better and better estimates to a solution. At each generation, a new set of guesses is created by the process of selecting individuals according to their level of fitness in the problem domain and upbringing them together using operators copied from natural genetics. Evolutionary programming is similar to genetic programming, but the structure of the program is secure and its numerical parameters are allowed to change. The concept leads to the evolution of populations of individuals that are better suited to their environment than the individuals that they were created from, just as in natural adaptation. Mutability means for objects which can be changed and a mutant function mutates the object. In this paper we target a string and an array of random characters chosen from the set of upper-case alphabets together with the space, and of the same length as the target string. A fitness function computes the 'closeness' of its argument to the target string. A mutant function with a string and a mutation rate returns a copy of the string, with some characters mutated. Finally after several iteration it "mutates " to target string successfully.
ABSTRACT Red blood cells(rbcs) in the presence of macromolecules(proteins, polymers etc.) aggrega... more ABSTRACT Red blood cells(rbcs) in the presence of macromolecules(proteins, polymers etc.) aggregate to form stacked coin like linear structures called rouleaux. The shape selective aggregation here is not governed by the brownian motion of the monomer unit as is common with most self assembling systems but instead is dictated by the deformability of rbcs. This non brownian type shape selective self assembly of rbcs makes it an interesting system to understand assembly phenomena at the microscale. Our goal in this work is to study the effect of deformability of cells in self assembly. We have used a microfluidic system to mix red blood cell solution with a polymer solution. We have studied the kinetics of aggregation of cells under different flow rates using optical microscopy. We have developed a hydrodynamical model of cell collision that accounts for the shape and size of the aggregates. Using collision frequency of cells and probability of sticking we are relating our experimental findings with the theoretical model to gain insight into the role of deformability in assembly.
We are pleased to inform you that we will be going to publish an edited Book with International S... more We are pleased to inform you that we will be going to publish an edited Book with International Standard Book Number (ISBN), on the topic of " Women's Development & Empowerment : Concepts & Approaches. " Articles must be no more than 6000 words, including endnotes and references. Longer articles will not be processed. Contributions should be sent preferably by email. Articles should be accompanied by an abstract of a maximum of 200-250 words along-with 3-5 keywords. Graphs and charts need to be prepared in MS Office (Word/Excel) and are preferable to material prepared in jpeg formats. Receipt of Abstracts/articles will be acknowledged by email within 3-4 weeks. Papers are invited from Academicians, Practitioners, and Research Scholars to submit their original research paper on the particular sub-theme or any topic related to the theme of Book. The last date of submission is 30 th December 2016. The soft copy of the article will be mailed to: [email protected]
We are pleased to inform you that we will be going to publish an edited Book with International S... more We are pleased to inform you that we will be going to publish an edited Book with International Standard Book Number (ISBN), on the topic of " Women's Development & Empowerment : Concepts & Approaches. " Articles must be no more than 6000 words, including endnotes and references. Longer articles will not be processed. Contributions should be sent preferably by email. Articles should be accompanied by an abstract of a maximum of 200-250 words along-with 3-5 keywords. Graphs and charts need to be prepared in MS Office (Word/Excel) and are preferable to material prepared in jpeg formats. Receipt of Abstracts/articles will be acknowledged by email within 3-4 weeks. Papers are invited from Academicians, Practitioners, and Research Scholars to submit their original research paper on the particular sub-theme or any topic related to the theme of Book. The last date of submission is 30 th December 2016. The soft copy of the article will be mailed to: [email protected]
We are pleased to inform you that we will be going to publish an edited Book with International S... more We are pleased to inform you that we will be going to publish an edited Book with International Standard Book Number (ISBN), on the topic of " Women's and Education: Issues and Challenges. " Articles must be no more than 6000 words, including endnotes and references. Longer articles will not be processed. Contributions should be sent preferably by email. Articles should be accompanied by an abstract of a maximum of 200-250 words along-with 3-5 keywords. Graphs and charts need to be prepared in MS Office (Word/Excel) and are preferable to material prepared in jpeg formats.
Bharat, where the ray of civilization first dawned upon, is the country of boundless spirits and ... more Bharat, where the ray of civilization first dawned upon, is the country of boundless spirits and profound thought. Eternal thinking first revealed itself in full glory in India and the stream of Indian thoughts has fowed, crossing over the obstacles of space and dme, and is snll lowing into ocher nations of the globe. The great achievements and discoveries of ancient Bharat in the fields of science, mathemadcs, economics, language, culture, arts, music, architecture, mineralogy, surgery, astrology, ayurveda, yoga and philosophy have enlightened humanity across the world. The shiny g1ory of Bharat was wrapped over by the dark ages of slavery under invaders and colonial rule over a long period of rime. As fire remains intan under the cover of ashes, similarly, ancestral fire sdll remains latent in modern Indians and it is the Tme to rejuvenate that internal intellect of Bhamfiya masses. Swami Vivekanand refered to Kathopanishad saying "Arise, awake and stop not unTI the goal is achieved" to enthuse the Bharhya masses. To remove the ashes of ignorance off glow, Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalya, in association with Bhamya ShiMhan Mandal, is organizing a three day Internalnona) Conference of researchers and intellectuals to unravel various aspects of rejuvenaTon of Bharat
It is Bharat which recognizes the entire nature as a single ennty and the right to life for all living beings. The deep thinking of Bhamya people established the concept of global village 'Vasudhaiv kutumbakam', the concept of democracy "Munde munde mat1r bhinna", the concept of co-existence 'Sarve bhawantu sukfiinah', the concept of cooperanon, 'Sah viryam karvavahe', the concept of sustainable development, 'Main tyakten bhungjitha', the concept of supremacy of truth 'Satyamev jayate', and the concept of peace not only for human beings but for the whole universe ’Antariksha Shanti, ausadhayo shanti’ and many many more great ideas were propagated for humanity. Bharat is a land of great sages who have enlightened the path of mankind not only in Bharat but all over the globe. Bharat is the origin of great religions of the world and has also inl1uenced the ideology of other religions. It is time to think why Bharat has lost its glorious past. The root cause of the diminu1:io n is the long period of st avery that adversely affected our inherent intellect, social order and harmony, and pushed the society into the darkness of ignorance.
Inspite of being invaded many times and ruled by foreigners, ripped off its wealthy glory, having faced the partition and even after several other problems, landing firmly and rising high and high is the nat1on ’Bharat’. We have had great achievements after getting our independence. It is the largest democracy as weII as world Iargest and of dest continuous civilization. Despite the vast diversity in Bharat, it has always stood single and consolidated as one nat1on with high spirit and patriotic feeling. Science and technology have always been an integral part of Indian culture. Bharat is one of the four largest military powers in the world today with nuclear power capable titles. Science and technology of Bharat are growing with a great pace as is evident from various space programs including Lunar and Mars mission, GSLV- MK-III, and PMLV. By Iifting off £04 satellites together Bharat is on the way to commercially launch satellites of developed nat1ons at very Tow cost. Indian software skills and industry have proven our intellectual power all over the world. Today, Bharat is the fastest-growing economy and has self-sufficiency in food production and also explains various food grains. With the launch of ”Make in India", the country is growing self-reliant in manufacture and product1on of many indigenous goods/scientific equipment. The globe is feeling the upsurge of Bharat again. It is time to think who we are and what we are. The society must be aware of its cont1nua) intellect and cultural treasure so as to work hard to rejuvenate the glorious past. )t is the If me to reconsider and relaunch the idea behind the Bhartiya philosophy, its real strength, and identity and to enthuse one and all born on Bharat Bhoomi with ”Utho Singh Putron" for rejuvenat1ng Bharat. This vibrant conference will provide an opportunity to discuss thoroughly the various aspects of glorious past and the present upsurge of Bharat to rejuvenate the society.
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Papers by Vikram Singh
It is Bharat which recognizes the entire nature as a single ennty and the right to life for all living beings. The deep thinking of Bhamya people established the concept of global village 'Vasudhaiv kutumbakam', the concept of democracy "Munde munde mat1r bhinna", the concept of co-existence 'Sarve bhawantu sukfiinah', the concept of cooperanon, 'Sah viryam karvavahe', the concept of sustainable development, 'Main tyakten bhungjitha', the concept of supremacy of truth 'Satyamev jayate', and the concept of peace not only for human beings but for the whole universe ’Antariksha Shanti, ausadhayo shanti’ and many many more great ideas were propagated for humanity. Bharat is a land of great sages who have enlightened the path of mankind not only in Bharat but all over the globe. Bharat is the origin of great religions of the world and has also inl1uenced the ideology of other religions. It is time to think why Bharat has lost its glorious past. The root cause of the diminu1:io n is the long period of st avery that adversely affected our inherent intellect, social order and harmony, and pushed the society into the darkness of ignorance.
Inspite of being invaded many times and ruled by foreigners, ripped off its wealthy glory, having faced the partition and even after several other problems, landing firmly and rising high and high is the nat1on ’Bharat’. We have had great achievements after getting our independence. It is the largest democracy as weII as world Iargest and of dest continuous civilization. Despite the vast diversity in Bharat, it has always stood single and consolidated as one nat1on with high spirit and patriotic feeling. Science and technology have always been an integral part of Indian culture. Bharat is one of the four largest military powers in the world today with nuclear power capable titles. Science and technology of Bharat are growing with a great pace as is evident from various space programs including Lunar and Mars mission, GSLV- MK-III, and PMLV. By Iifting off £04 satellites together Bharat is on the way to commercially launch satellites of developed nat1ons at very Tow cost. Indian software skills and industry have proven our intellectual power all over the world. Today, Bharat is the fastest-growing economy and has self-sufficiency in food production and also explains various food grains. With the launch of ”Make in India", the country is growing self-reliant in manufacture and product1on of many indigenous goods/scientific equipment. The globe is feeling the upsurge of Bharat again. It is time to think who we are and what we are. The society must be aware of its cont1nua) intellect and cultural treasure so as to work hard to rejuvenate the glorious past. )t is the If me to reconsider and relaunch the idea behind the Bhartiya philosophy, its real strength, and identity and to enthuse one and all born on Bharat Bhoomi with ”Utho Singh Putron" for rejuvenat1ng Bharat. This vibrant conference will provide an opportunity to discuss thoroughly the various aspects of glorious past and the present upsurge of Bharat to rejuvenate the society.