Author: Noorie Baig
72nd Annual ICA Conference Paris, France
Publisher: Trans*(gressive) Failures: Cis-Heteronormative Gaze in OTT Media, 2022
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Author: Jayaraman Valadi and Renu Dhadwal
Support Vector Machines and Random Forest Classification models for identification of Stability in Extrusion Film Casting Process
Publisher: 6th International Conference on Data Management, Analytics & Innovation, 2022
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Author: Yamini Krishna
The Making of a Devotional Capital City
Publisher: 20th Annual CSA Conference - Reckoning(s), 2022
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Author: Joyita Chowdhury
Do Political Empowerment of Women and Government Responsiveness Reduce DisasterMortality in India
Publisher: Sustainability and Development Conference, 2022
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Author: Preetha Menon
Self-Transcendence, Social Mindfulness and Choice of Exchange Offer Incentive: An Abstract
Publisher: Academy of Marketing Science Annual Conference - World Marketing Congress, 2022
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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_WgxjM9URy4NZJuoIQxpTPkqzMLXG_T5/view?usp=sharing
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Author: Abhineety Goel
Effects of Compensatory Conservation in Central India
Publisher: Effects of Compensatory Conservation in Central India, 2022
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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dF3NLCj_0t7iF-23-JeT-w7dhPdpsGTQ/view?usp=sharing
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Author: Aamod Sane
Lifecycle in CS1: Requirements, Domain Analysis, and Implementation
Publisher: ITiCSE '22: Proceedings of the 27th ACM Conference on on Innovation and Technology in Computer Science Education, July 2022, 2022
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3502718.3524798
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Author: Anup Tripathi
Housing as Care Infrastructure: Pandemic, Urban Poor and Inhabitation Practices in a Small Town
Publisher: Research Committee 21 on Urban and Regional Development, 2022
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https://az659834.vo.msecnd.net/eventsairwesteuprod/production-pcoconvin-public/c8fe34fbd5e8430b8a304b35ffb6a5bc
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Author: Chaitanya Ravi, Poonam Gandhi, & Prasad Pathak
Armed Conflict and Nuclear Disaster Contingency Planning- The War in Ukraine
Publisher: North European Emergency and Disaster Studies Conference 2022, 2022
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Author: Chaitanya Ravi
City Climate Action Plans: A Comparative Analysis
Publisher: International conference on climate and weather related extremes: New dimensions challenges and solutions, 2022
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Author: Juhi Huda
Citizens Participate: Narratives of citizen engagement in India’s Smart City Mission
Publisher: International Studies Association, Nashville, TN, USA, 2022
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Author: Heather Sottong
Teaching Italian Studies in India: An Inclusive and Non-Euro-Centric Approach
Publisher: AATI & IASA Joint Conference, italy, 2022
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Author: Heather Sottong
IASA conference, Pittsburg
2022
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Author: Chaitanya Ravi
North European Emergency and Disaster Studies Conference
2022
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Author: Jayaraman Valadi
Improved Filter ranking incorporated Binary Black Hole Algorithm for Feature Selection
Publisher: 7TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON COMPUTERS, MANAGEMENT & MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES (ICCM) 2021, 2022
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Author: Kulkarni, K.
Performing intimacy: slavery and the womans voice in eighteenth-century Marathi lavani
Publisher: South Asian History and Culture, 2021
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This article provides an optic for understanding the genre of the Marathi love lyric, lavani (lāvaṇī), and its emotionality. The genre reached its greatest popularity during the turn of the nineteenth century, receiving broad popular support as well as patronage from the Maratha State. Often contrasted with the povada (povāḍā), defined essentially as a heroic ballad that recounts the feats of larger than life historical persons, the two have been seen in tandem, paired for their characterization of masculine valour and feminine eros. Each genre, relying on the other to form a complete picture, providing the appropriate context in a dialogue of genres. Despite the contrast and obvious references to warfare in the povada, however, most scholars have not acknowledged the eros of lavani as a product of its historical circumstances. Instead, generations of scholars have often characterized lavani as immoral, about women who are ready to swindle heroic men out of their hard-earned riches – riches earned from plunder and warfare in the eighteenth century
https://doi.org/10.1080/19472498.2021.1878783
This article provides an optic for understanding the genre of the Marathi love lyric, lavani (lāvaṇī), and its emotionality. The genre reached its greatest popularity during the turn of the nineteenth century, receiving broad popular support as well as patronage from the Maratha State. Often contrasted with the povada (povāḍā), defined essentially as a heroic ballad that recounts the feats of larger than life historical persons, the two have been seen in tandem, paired for their characterization of masculine valour and feminine eros. Each genre, relying on the other to form a complete picture, providing the appropriate context in a dialogue of genres. Despite the contrast and obvious references to warfare in the povada, however, most scholars have not acknowledged the eros of lavani as a product of its historical circumstances. Instead, generations of scholars have often characterized lavani as immoral, about women who are ready to swindle heroic men out of their hard-earned riches – riches earned from plunder and warfare in the eighteenth century
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Author: Kisana, R. and Shah, N.
No one understands what we go through: self-identification of health risks by women sanitation workers in Pune, India during the COVID-19 pandemic
Publisher: Gender & Development, 2021
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"This paper speaks of the women sanitation workers who are working at the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic in Pune city, an epicentre of rising COVID-19 cases in India. Prevailing caste and gendered norms of labour roles render the women doubly vulner...
https://doi.org/10.1080/13552074.2021.1885217
"This paper speaks of the women sanitation workers who are working at the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic in Pune city, an epicentre of rising COVID-19 cases in India. Prevailing caste and gendered norms of labour roles render the women doubly vulner...
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Author: Khurana, I., Ghura, A.S., and Dutta, D.K.
Religion and Humane Entrepreneurship: Insights for Research, Policy, and Practice.
Publisher: Journal of the International Council for Small Business, 2021
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https://doi.org/10.1080/26437015.2021.1906186
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Author: Kudtarkar, S.
Noise-induced Extinction in a Bistable System
Publisher: Brazilian Journal of Physics, 2021
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A considerable amount of analytical work has been done in recent years to understand extinction in finite discrete population systems in the presence of demographic noise. This has been made possible by advances in employing the WKB method for solving a wide variety of stochastic single population systems. Previous works have focussed on extinction in logistic/Verhulst-type models with a single stable fixed point, Allee-type models which has an additional unstable nonzero fixed point and switching behaviour of bistable finite population systems. However, the mean extinction time in bistable systems with an absorbing state hasn’t received much focus in these studies. In this work, we study the mean extinction time (MTE) in a phenomenological single population model exhibiting bistability using the WKB method. The quasi-stationary distribution (QSD) is derived in the limit of a large parameter, N, of the model, and by matching the QSD in different regimes of stability, an analytical expression for the mean extinction time has been derived. The MTE is exponentially large in N but shows a significant reduction in the extinction time due to the presence of bistable fixed points as compared to models that have only single stable states such as the Verhulst model. It is demonstrated that the analytical results compare well with that derived from direct numerical calculations.
https://doi.org/10.1007/s13538-021-00932-5
A considerable amount of analytical work has been done in recent years to understand extinction in finite discrete population systems in the presence of demographic noise. This has been made possible by advances in employing the WKB method for solving a wide variety of stochastic single population systems. Previous works have focussed on extinction in logistic/Verhulst-type models with a single stable fixed point, Allee-type models which has an additional unstable nonzero fixed point and switching behaviour of bistable finite population systems. However, the mean extinction time in bistable systems with an absorbing state hasn’t received much focus in these studies. In this work, we study the mean extinction time (MTE) in a phenomenological single population model exhibiting bistability using the WKB method. The quasi-stationary distribution (QSD) is derived in the limit of a large parameter, N, of the model, and by matching the QSD in different regimes of stability, an analytical expression for the mean extinction time has been derived. The MTE is exponentially large in N but shows a significant reduction in the extinction time due to the presence of bistable fixed points as compared to models that have only single stable states such as the Verhulst model. It is demonstrated that the analytical results compare well with that derived from direct numerical calculations.
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Author: Poddar, G
In the Name of the Nation: India and its Northeast
Publisher: Journal of contemporory asia, 2021
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https://doi.org/10.1080/00472336.2020.1871500
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