Kalinga Plus Blogs

Generation run for AI. Dr. Anu G. Pillai, Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical (Faculty of Technology) Kalinga University, Naya Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India From past decade the talk on AI and Machine Learning has increased a lot gaining more attention among the young minds. The youth entering into Engineering course opt

Why Higher Education   Dr. R Shridhar Vice Chancellor of Kalinga University   The Higher education is seen as a important step towards achieving a successful and satisfied career. But it is more than just obtaining a degree or certification. It is an experience that can effectively transform your life.

The Path to Freedom   Dr. Shinki K PandeyHoD, Faculty of Commerce & ManagementKalinga University, Raipurshinki.pandey@kalingauniversity.ac.in The concept of the “unitary household” continues to influence policymakers, suggesting that couples inherently share their finances (Dodoo, 2019). However, financial autonomy—the ability to independently manage one’s finances without reliance on external income—offers significant

“Empowering Justice: Understanding Victim Compensation in India” Ms. Ritika Sahu Faculty of Law Kalinga University Raipur Victim compensation recognizes the harm suffered by victims of crimes and provides financial and other support. In India, the concept has evolved over centuries, rooted in ancient & modern legislative frameworks, ensuring justice. Victim

Clinical Negligence on Trial: Bolam to Bolitho     Shivangi Tripathi      Asst. Professor, Faculty of Law Kalinga University            shivangi.tripathi@kalingauniversity.ac.in     Introduction In the realm of medical law, establishing clinical negligence is a delicate balancing act between protecting patients’ rights and acknowledging the complexities of medical practice. The landmark

Acting with Foresight: Precautionary Principle in Environmental Law Tithi VermaAssistant Professor, Faculty of LawMail ID- tithi.verma@kalingauniversity.ac.in A pillar of contemporary environmental laws and policies, precautionary principle emphasizes the necessity of taking pre-emptive measures in the face of scientific uncertainty. It offers a paradigm for stopping environmental damage before it starts, protecting

The Eye in the Middle of the Oceanic Gyres – A Saga of Garbage Patch Ms. Moumita Pal Assistant Professor Department of Geography Faculty of Arts and Humanities Kalinga University A gyre is the rotating oceanic currents with a stable calm zone within it. The three biggest oceans i.e. the

Is Freebie Culture the New Reality of Indian Politics Today?  Ms. Mouli Chakraborty Asst. Professor Of Political Science (Department of Arts and Humanities)  Freebie culture, from time and again, has become integral to many democratic and non-democratic political systems. Often such acts are associated with social welfare. But to what

Certepetide: A Tumor Penetrating Homing Peptide Dr. Santosh Kumar Prajapti (Associate Professor) Faculty of Pharmacy, Kalinga University, Raipur, (C.G.), India. Solid tumors often remain inadequately addressed by current therapeutic regimens owing to challenges such as ineffective tumor-specific targeting, limited penetration into the tumor, and the presence of an unreceptive tumor

The Role of Climate Change in Altering Rainfall Patterns The monsoon season is a crucial climatic phenomenon that impacts billions of people, particularly in regions like South Asia, Southeast Asia, and parts of Africa. Traditionally, monsoons have been predictable, providing vital rainfall for agriculture, replenishing water resources, and supporting the

Role of IAA in the establishment of host-microbe symbiotic relationship for sustainable production of food   Dr. Pradeep Kumar Assistant Professor Department of Microbiology, Kalinga University, Raipur   World Population is increasing at a haphazard pace, which causing a scarcity of food.  The world population will warrant an increase in

Revolutionizing Criminal Justice: The Transformative Role of Forensic Science Under India’s New Legal Frameworks” Dr. Parveen Kumar Janjua HOD Department of Forensic Science Kalinga University Naya Raipur The criminal justice system is the backbone of any society that values the rule of law and fairness. Over the years, forensic science

Forensic anthropology is seeing recent advancements and trends in sex estimation. Ms. Amrita Vijayan Department of Forensic Science Kalinga University Naya Raipur The estimation of sex is a vital component in the identification process in forensic anthropology. The forensic anthropologist may estimate biological sex estimates exclusively from bone morphological traits

Criminal Profiling: A Powerful Technique to Capture and Convict Serial Killers Ms. Aratrika Roy Assistant Professor Department of Forensic Science aratrika.roy@kalingauniversity.ac.in Keywords: Criminal Profiling, Serial Killing, Forensic Science.   Abstract:  This article highlights the importance of forensic science and its applications in determining the types of serial offences. Criminal profiling

Metagenomics: Unlocking the Microbial World Metagenomics is an innovative field in biology that allows for the examination of genetic material directly from environmental samples, eliminating the need to culture individual organisms. This approach has provided groundbreaking insights into the microbial world, uncovering the immense and largely uncharted diversity of microorganisms

Drug Repurposing and Bioinformatics: Using Bioinformatics to Speed Up Drug Discovery Beyond Primary Indications Finding new therapeutic applications for already-approved medications, or “drug repurposing,” has drawn a lot of attention because it is quicker and less expensive than creating new medications from the ground up. Because it can predict a

Gut microbiome and secretion systems The bacterial community within the gut are diverse and heterogenous. They regulate and modulate host metabolism in multiple ways. The residents of the bacterial community within the gut which mostly comprises of commensals, symbionts, pathobionts deploy a variety of strategies to regulate host metabolism. One

Omnichannel vs. Multichannel Experience Design K Reethu KumariAsst.ProfessorKalinga University Raipur Key Differences and BenefitsWhen it comes to customer experience (CX), omnichannel and multichannel approaches both aim to engage customers across various platforms, but they differ in how connected those interactions are.Omnichannel Experience DesignOmnichannel design focuses on creating a seamless journey

The Role of UX in Business Ms.Nisha Taram, Faculty of UX DesignKalinga University Raipur User Experience (UX) encompasses every interaction between an end-user and a company’s products, services, or brand. This extends from a product’s usability and accessibility to the overall satisfaction it provides, directly influencing how customers perceive and

CLASSROOMS THEN & NOW Ms. Mayuri PatilDepartment of UX DesignAssistant ProfessorKalinga University Time is about the ticking clock going by one second to another. Time changes not just from dusk till dawn but also with seasons, fashion and trends. Some desirably comes back some remain stuck in formation and some

The UX Research Process: From Ideation to Analysis Mr.Akshay ThakurDepartment of UX DesignAssistant ProfessorUniversity: Kalinga University The UX research process is a structured approach to understanding users, their needs, and their behavior, guiding designers in creating products that offer meaningful, efficient experiences. This process spans from ideation to in-depth analysis,

Democracy in India NAME –Yogesh kumarDepartment –mining engg.  India is democratic country .in India democracy all source of power are people of india All people who are more than 18 year have voting rights. the people of india chose there leaderWho represent them in Indian assembly who is stand in

Exploring the Fused Deposition Modelling Process Mr.Swapnil ShuklaAsst.Prof.Department of Mechanical EngineeringEmail- swapnil.shukla@kalingauniversity.ac.in Fused Deposition Modelling (FDM) is among the more frequently implemented additive manufacturing processes. The method of manufacturing is particularly effective for prototype and small-batch production due to its efficiency, material versatility, and cost-effectiveness. FDM is a three-dimensional printing process

The Future of Crypto currency: A New Financial Frontier Mr.Shailesh Singh ThakurAssistant Professor, Mechanical Eng. Dept. shailesh.thakur@kalingauniversity.ac.in With bit coin at the vanguard of financial innovation, we can effectively negotiate the intricacies of the twenty-first century. Initially regarded with scepticism, digital currencies like Bit coin, Ethereum, and a myriad of

Advancements in Sustainable Mining Practices Mr.RAJESH KUMAR SAHUASSISTANT PROFESSORKALINGA UNIVERSITY ,RAIPUR Mining plays a crucial role in modern society but has significant environmental impacts, from habitat destruction to greenhouse gas emissions. To address these concerns, the industry is shifting towards more sustainable practices, aiming to reduce its environmental footprint while

The Future of Resilience: Unlocking the Potential of Self-Healing Materials Mr.Gaurav TamrakarAssistant ProfessorDepartment of Mechanical EngineeringEmail id: gaurav.tamrakar@kalingauniversity.ac.in Suppose a society in which materials have the ability to fix oneself, minimising pollution and improving the functional of materials. This idea is becoming possible because of healing oneself substances, which are transforming

Rare Earth Elements and Supply Chain Security Mr. Arun Kumar Lahre, Asst ProfessorMining Engineering DepartmentKalinga University RaipurIn today’s high-tech world, rare earth elements (REEs) have become essential to producing smartphones, electric vehicles, and renewable energy technologies. However, the global supply chain for these elements faces significant challenges due to their

MULTI GENERATION SYSTEM Dr. V. C. JHAProfessor Faculty of TechnologyVinay.jha@kalingauniversity.ac.in A System which produces more than one output in thermodynamic cycle is called multi generation system. In India, Cogeneration systems are common in the power sector which produces heat and power simultaneously. This system is very popular in our country.

Bollywood vs. Hollywood: A Comparative Look at Movie Formation and Evolution Dr.Nuresh KhunteAsst.Prof.cum Asst.DAAKalinga University RaipurEmail Id-nuresh.khunte@kalingauniversity.ac.in Bollywood and Hollywood are two of the world’s most prolific and influential film industries, each with unique storytelling techniques, cultural influences, and cinematic structures. While Hollywood dominates the global box office with high-budget

Ferrofluid, its working and application Dr. Mukesh Kumar SahuAssociate Professor Faculty of Technologymukeshkumar.sahu@kalingauniversity.ac.in Ferrofluid is a type of fluid that consists of nanoscale ferromagnetic particles suspended in a carrier or base fluid, which are typically oil or water. The nanoparticles (NP), usually composed of iron oxide or similar magnetic materials,

Shedding the lights on sophisticated energy management system: Thermal Energy Storage Dr.Abhishek Sahu, Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Kalinga University, Naya Raipur Email-abhishek.sahu@kalingauniversity.ac.in This article delves into the basic principles of thermal energy storage (TES) systems, including kinds, applications, and current breakthroughs in the field. TES systems have developed

Instrumentation for Effective Slurry Flow Management Dr. SWAPNIL JAINAsso. Professor, Department of Mechanical Kalinga University,RaipurMobile No.:9926346096,Email: swapnil.jain@kalingauniversity.ac.in A particular subset of multiphase flows known as solid-liquid slurry flows has been used extensively in engineering throughout history; one of the first known applications was in the 1860 Suez Canal construction project.

Architectural Wonders the Temples of Bhoramdeo Ms. Soma RajwadeAsst. Prof.Department of Electrical Engineeringsoma.rajwade@kalingauniversity.ac.in The Temples of Bhoramdeo“Rice Bowl of India,” Chhattisgarh is renowned for its amazing architectural legacy in addition to its verdant surroundings and vibrant tribal culture. The temples of Bhoramdeo stand out among its many treasures as a

The present state of geothermal power generating Mr. Akash IngleAssistant ProfessorDepartment of Electrical engineeringEmail id -akash.ingle@kalingauniversity.ac.inKalinga University Naya Raipur. It’s amazing to see how far geothermal power generation has advanced, and it’s an essential part of renewable energy. Geothermal energy is being used in 70 nations for heating and 26

The Future of Artificial Intelligence and Solar Energy: Utilizing Technology for Sustainable Energy Mr. Sandeep RoyAssistant Professor Department of Electrical EngineeringKalinga University, Nava Raipur Chhattisgarh Solar energy is emerging as a key solution for a sustainable future as the world turns its attention to renewable energy. The solar energy sector

 “Sustainable Electric Vehicle Charging Solutions” Mr. Rajendra KumarTeaching AssistantDepartment of Electrical EngineeringIn the battle against climate change, the necessity for sustainable charging options has grown crucial as the demand for electric cars (EVs) rises globally. With a focus on solar-powered charging stations, wind energy, and grid integration with renewable electricity,

Wireless charging Mr.Chandra Kumar SahuAssistant ProfessorDepartment of Electrical EngineeringEmail – chandra.kumar.sahu@kalingauniversity.ac.in A method called wireless charging transfers electricity without the use of physical hookups. Its convenience and adaptability have drawn a lot of interest from a variety of industries, altering the way that gadgets are powered, particularly in consumer electronics

Adaptive PI Control with improved feedback for DFIG Systems Dr.Manoj Nigam Hod,Department of Electrical EngineeringKalinga University Raipur   Wind power systems use doubly fed induction generators because they could ensure variable rotation and operate above the synchronous value. When a wind turbine is run faster than its rated speed, DFIG

 RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN EV INFRASTRUCTURE IN INDIA Dr. Shailesh DeshmukhAssistant ProfessorDepartment of Electrical EngineeringKalinga University, Raipur (C.G)shailesh.deshmukh@kalingauniversity.ac.inIndia is witnessing a significant transformation in its electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure, driven by government initiatives, private sector investments, and increasing consumer demand for sustainable transportation. This article highlights the recent developments in EV

Under Siege: The Interplay of Terrorism, Economic Stability, and Technological Advancements in India Dr. Praveen Kumar YadawAssistant Professor, Department of Electrical EngineeringPraveen.yadaw@kalingauniversity.ac.in Terrorism poses a significant challenge to nations worldwide, and India is no exception. The country’s unique geopolitical context and internal dynamics have made it susceptible to various forms

Biochar as a Sustainable Solution for Civil Engineering Ms.Soumya PandeyAsst.Prof. Department of Civil EngineeringKalinga University RaipurBiochar is a carbon rich material made through the pyrolysis of organic waste biomass. In recent decades, application of biochar has gained massive popularity especially in field of civil engineering. The biochar found its initial

Climate Risk Assessments into the Planning and Design of New Infrastructure Projects Ms.Madhu SahuAsst.Prof. Department of Civil Engineering Kalinga University RaipurAs the impacts of climate change become more pronounced, civil engineering practices must adapt to integrate climate resilience into the planning and design of new infrastructure projects. Climate risk assessments,

Revolutionizing Civil Engineering:The Impact of Artificial Intelligence Mr.Subrata MajeeAssistant ProfessorCivil Engineering DepartmentKalinga University Raipur The discipline of civil engineering has seen a technological revolution in recent years, which is altering how infrastructure is planned, built, and maintained. Artificial intelligence (AI), which offers exceptional capabilities and efficiencies across a variety of

Climate-Resilient Infrastructure: Building for a Changing World Mr.Ashutosh PandeyAssistant ProfessorCivil Engineering DepartmentKalinga University RaipurAs the impacts of climate change intensify, from rising sea levels to increased frequency of extreme weather events, the need for resilient infrastructure has never been more urgent. Climate-resilient infrastructure refers to systems designed to withstand and

“The Psychology of Motivation: How to Stick to Your Goals” Dr.Ruchi ChandrakarAsst.Prof.cum Asst.DAAKalinga University RaipurEmail id-ruchi.chandrakar@kalingauniversity.ac.inWhether it’s hitting the gym, learning a new skill, or saving for a major purchase, most of us have set goals that we struggle to maintain. The issue often isn’t setting the goal; it’s staying

Smart Materials in Construction: Revolutionizing the Future of Buildings Dr. Swati AgrawalAssistant ProfessorDepartment of Civil EngineeringMail id – swati.agrawal@kalingauniversity.ac.in The introduction of smart materials is causing a significant upheaval in the construction sector by transforming the design, construction, and maintenance of buildings. Adapting to changes in their surroundings and reacting

Consultancy Tests Dr. EVR RaoHod, Department of Civil EngineeringKalinga University RaipurFollowing tests are the important tests which are very useful in Civil engineering (Soil Engineering) Consultancy works:Consultancy Tests required for Geo-Technical Engineering (Soil Mechanics)Soil Engineering: Index and Engineering properties are required for Geotechnical Consultants.Identification of Soil Properties: Water Content or

Waste to Resource Technologies: A New Era of Sustainability Dr. Akshit LambaAssistant ProfessorDepartment of Civil Engineeringakshit.lamba@kalingauniversity.ac.in The amount of rubbish we produce is increasing along with the world’s population. But a new era of sustainability is being ushered in by recent developments in waste-to-resource technologies. These creative approaches are assisting

Biologically-Derived Innovative Solutions to Mitigate Workplace Stress Caused by Bad Leadership Ms.Lipsa DasDepartment of ZoologyKalinga University Raipur Workplace stress and anxiety, often linked to inadequate leadership, present significant challenges to employee well-being and organizational productivity. Poor communication, lack of empathy, and unrealistic expectations exacerbate mental health issues among employees. Biologically

Tuberculosis (TB) Becomes the Deadliest Infectious Disease Again Ms. URVASHI SHARMADEPARTMENT: ZOOLOGYFACULTY OF SCIENCEMAIL ID: urvashi.sharma@kalingauniversity.ac.in As a bacterial disease, tuberculosis (TB) usually harm the lungs. However, it can also target various body parts, including the brain, spine, and kidneys. Not all people who are exposed to TB bacteria (germs)

Communicating Science: Benefits and Challenges Dr. Sohini BhattacharyyaAsst.Prof.Department of ZoologyKalinga University Raipur The most interesting and challenging task of a researcher is to communicate or present the outcomes to the scientific community as well as the commoners. Scientific communication is the key to highlighting once achievements as a successful researcher.

Impact of Climate Change on Birds Migration Dr.Manoj SinghHod Department of ZoologyKalinga University Raipur Climate change is having a reflective impact on bird migration patterns, affecting when, where, and how far birds travel. As global temperatures rise and weather patterns shift, birds face unprecedented challenges in their migratory behaviors, which

Termites: A Keystone Species for Natural Ecosystems Dr.Ajay Kumar HaritAssociate ProfessorKalinga University Raipur Termites are well recognized as “ecosystem engineer” due to their significant contribution in natural ecosystems, particularly in sub-tropical and tropical ecosystems. They also contribute to soil and nutrient dynamics in natural ecosystems particularly in soil and forest

Swami Satyananda Saraswati and his contribution of yoga to the Society Dr. Rajesh Kumar Manik (Asst. Professor)Department of Yoga Kalinga University Naya Raipur (C.G)Early Life and Spiritual JourneySwami Satyananda Saraswati, one of the world’s most respected and influential yoga masters, was born in 1923 in Almora, Uttarakhand, India. From an

Exploring the Four Pillars of Life in Yoga: A Holistic Framework for Physical, Mental, Emotional, and Spiritual Well-being Dr. Rajesh Kumar Manik, Assistant Professor Department of Yoga Kalinga University Naya Raipur ChhattisgarhYoga, an ancient Indian science, offers a holistic approach to life, harmonizing the body, mind, emotions, and spirit. It

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Unraveling the application of Multiferroics- A perspective Ms. Sadhwi Suman DashAsst.Prof. Department of PhysicsKalinga University RaipurMultiferroics is a domain of smart materials that involves the cross-coupling of two or more ferroic orders – ferroelectric, ferromagnetic, ferro-elastic, anti-ferro/ferrimagnetic materials in the same phase.The present fast-forward generation demands cost-effective, low power loss,

How Physics asks question about the nature of this universe and reveals pathbreaking phenomena? Dr. G. D. DwivediAsst.Prof.Department of Physics, Faculty of Science, Kalinga University, Nava RaipurPhysics seeks to understand the fundamental nature of the universe by asking profound questions about the basic principles governing matter, energy, space, and time.

The Role of Data Science in Astrophysics and Cosmology Dr. Avinash SinghAssistant Professor,Department of Physics,Kalinga University, Naya Raipur   Astrophysics and cosmology are sciences that push the boundaries of human knowledge, probing the universe’s most fundamental questions—from the formation of galaxies to the enigmatic forces of dark matter and dark

Route Method for Chemical Synthesis: A General Overview Dr. Aloke Verma,Hod, Department of PhysicsFaculty of Science, Kalinga University, Naya Raipur (CG)The process of chemical synthesis belongs to the heart of material science and chemistry, since it allows the preparation of new compounds and materials with properties suited for a wide

“Tiny Plastics, Big Problems: How Nanoplastics Could Be Reducing Antibiotic Potency” Ms. Laiba ArsiAssistant Professor, Department of MicrobiologyKalinga University, Raipur Nanoscience is a field of research that focusses on the special, size-dependent characteristics of solid-state materials and includes the investigation of matter’s properties at the nanoscale. Our water, soil, and

Polythene and Public Health: Unveiling the Silent Risks Dr. Mamta Patra ShahiAsst.Prof.Microbiology Department, Kalinga University, Raipur.Polythene, a common form of plastic derived from petrochemicals, has become indispensable in modern society. Its versatility, affordability, and durability make it ideal for various applications, from packaging to agriculture. However, these same qualities also

“Leveraging Symbiotic Bacteria for Advanced Disease Control Strategies” Dr Priyambada SinghAssistant Professor, Department of MicrobiologyKalinga University, Raipur The medical industry is changing dramatically as it looks for new and creative methods to fight illness. Using symbiotic bacteria, beneficial bacteria that exist naturally in and around us to create cutting-edge disease

The Continuum Hypothesis: Unveiling the Mystery of Infinity Mr. Prince kumar namdevAssistant professor, Department of mathematicsKalinga University ,RaipurIntroduction :-In the pure mathematics, few concepts have captivated scholars as profoundly as the Continuum Hypothesis .Proposed by Georg Cantor in 1878, CH has been a cornerstone of set theory, sparking intense debate

Machine Learning and Mathematics Mr. Satpal PanikaDepartment of MathematicsAssistant Professorsatpal.panika@kalingauniversity.ac.inMachine learning and mathematics are closely intertwined, with mathematical concepts serving as the foundation for many machine learning algorithms. To excel in machine learning, it’s essential to have a strong grasp of certain mathematical concepts, including:– Statistics and Probability: Understanding statistical

“Mathematics: The Code of the Universe” Mr. Prince kumar NamdevAssistant professor, Department of mathematicsKalinga University ,RaipurMathematics is the underlying language of the universe, a set of instructions that governs everything from the smallest subatomic particles to the vast expanse of the cosmos. This code underlies all of existence, shaping the

Spiritualism in connection with Subspace Mr.Nigama Prasan SahooAssistant Professor,Department of MathematicsKalinga University,Naya Raipur,ChhatishgarhEmail:nigam.Sahoo@kalingauniversity.ac.in, Subspace:In physics, subspace refers to a hypothetical realm or dimension that exists alongside our physical reality. It’s a mathematical concept used to describe hidden dimensions or parallel universes. In spiritual contexts, subspace is often seen as a

Nature-Inspired Algorithms and Machine Learning for Cancer Data: A Comprehensive Approach Mr. Abrar YaqoobAssistant ProfessorDepartment of MathematicsEmail id; abrar.yaqoob@kalingauniversity.ac.inMachine learning techniques and algorithms inspired by nature have revolutionized cancer research by offering powerful tools to analyse and interpret complex biological data. Gene expression profiles and other high-dimensional datasets and medical

Pathani Samanta: the legend of Astronomy Dr. Tejaswini PradhanDepartment of MathematicsAssistant Professortejaswini.pradhan@kalingauniversity.ac.in Pathani Samanta (1835–1904), popularly called Samanta Chandrasekhar, was a renowned Indian scholar and astronomer who accomplished a great deal of work in astronomy without the use of contemporary instruments. He is renowned for his extensive understanding of traditional

Advances in Machine Learning and Optimization Dr. G.V.V. Jagannadha RaoDepartment of MathematicsAssistant ProfessorThis article explores recent breakthroughs in machine learning (ML) and optimization techniques, emphasizing their interconnections and how they have shaped advancements in fields such as healthcare, finance, supply chain management, and artificial intelligence (AI). By examining novel algorithms,

How to Develop Reading Habits in Students Dr. Mohammad NasirUniversity Librarian & HoDMohammad.nasir@kalingauniversity.ac.in, 8433136620 Reading is a crucial skill that kids need to acquire to achieve success. It is not merely an essential professional skill; it is also a means to appreciate creative, instructive, and inspirational literature that enhances our

THE DIVERSE DOMAINS OF INTERIOR DESIGN: CREATING PURPOSEFUL SPACES FOR EVERY NEED AR. PREETI MISHRAAssistant ProfessorKalinga UniversityEmail ID- preeti.mishra@kalingauniversity.ac.in Interior design is a diverse profession that goes much beyond choosing furniture and colour schemes. It takes a thorough understanding of both aesthetics and practicality to design places that improve people’s

MAGIC OF BRINGING BIOPHILLIC DESIGN IN INTERIOR SPACES Ar.Dewashree MisraAssistant ProfessorDepartment of Interior DesignKalinga University Raipur In the ever-evolving world of interior design, one concept has gained significant momentum in recent years: biophilic design. As urbanization continues to surge across the globe, people are becoming more disconnected from nature, leading

ECO-CHIC INTERIOR DESIGN USING UPCYCLING AND REPURPOSING AR. REETI CHOUDHARYAssistant ProfessorKalinga University RaipurEmail Id: reeti.choudhary@kalingauniversity.ac.in In today’s world, where environmental consciousness is on the rise, sustainable design has become a paramount consideration. Upcycling and repurposing, transforming waste materials or discarded items into new, functional pieces is one of the most

Forensic Gemmology: Unveiling the Secrets of Precious Stones Ms.Vaishali sinhaAssistant professorDepartment of forensic science, Kalinga University Gemmology, the study of precious stones, isn’t just about making jewelry sparkle. It’s also a crucial tool in solving crimes and verifying the authenticity of gemstones. Forensic gemmology combines science with the justice system,

The Dark Web and Digital Forensics: A Complex Dance Ms.Somita ChakrabortyAssistant ProfessorDepartment of Forensic ScienceKalinga University RaipurThe immense digital expanse that is the internet is frequently compared to an iceberg. The majority of us spend our time on the surface web, which is the visible part, where we browse websites,

Touch DNA Paheli Sharma, Assistant professor, Department of forensic science, Kalinga UniversityTouch DNA, often termed trace DNA or contact DNA, denotes the DNA deposited through direct or indirect contact with an object or surface. This form of DNA is frequently imperceptible to the unaided eye and can be conveyed with

Eyes in the Sky: The Role of Drones in Modern Crime Scene Investigations Mr.Savion ShakeerAssistant ProfessorDepartment of Forensic Science, Kalinga UniversityUnmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), sometimes referred to as drones, are revolutionizing crime scene investigation by giving detectives new tools for recording, analysing, and visualizing intricate situations. Drones are being utilized

Preventive Forensic Mr. Md AlimAssistant ProfessorDepartment of Forensic Science, Kalinga University In recent decades, criminality has exceeded its boundaries. The world is transitioning from reactive to proactive forensics by acknowledging the potential for criminals to employ various techniques and ways to commit crimes. The intricacy, obscurity, and rarity of malevolent

The Impact of Saree Blouse Design on Traditional Dance Costumes Ms.Pooja chandravanshiAssistant ProfessorFashion DesigningUniversity: Kalinga University Raipur (C.G.)   Traditional dance forms in India are a celebration of the country’s rich cultural heritage, each telling a story that is centuries old. One of the most iconic and integral elements of

The Future of Fabric: Innovations in Smart Textiles and Biofabrics Ms. Anjali SharmaAssistant Professor, Department of Fashion DesignSharma.anjali@kalingauniversity.ac.inKalinga University, Kotni Naya Raipur, Chhattisgarh Clothes are no longer just about covering our bodies or expressing our sense of style. Imagine wearing a shirt that tracks your health, keeps you cool on

“Impact of Cyberbullying on Teenagers” Name- Lt. Vibha ChandrakarAffiliation- Assistant Professor, Kalinga University, RaipurIn today’s digital world, cyberbullying has become a serious issue for students. It includes hurtful online behaviors, like mean messages or being excluded from groups, which can affect mental and emotional health. Unlike face-to-face bullying, cyberbullying can

Slow Fashion, Slow Impact: The Handloom Advantage Dr. Smita PremanandAssistant professorDepartment of Fashion DesignKalinga University Raipur Chhattisgarh In a world dominated by fast fashion, where trends seem to change every week, slow fashion is emerging as a powerful movement that values sustainability and craftsmanship over speed. At the heart of

SMART TEXTILES Dr Mahima NandHead of Department, Department of Fashion DesignKalinga University Raipur Their method of production, whichResearchers have began developing smart materials that securely fit the body using a novel fabrication technique, allowing them to detect the wearer’s movements and position. To dramatically improve the accuracy of pressure sensors

The Value of Self-Care in a Busy Society Ms.Sarvaree BanoAsst.Prof.Department of Chemistry, Kalinga University, Naya RaipurE-mail: Sarvaree.bano@kalingauniversity.ac.in Self-care has evolved from being helpful to necessary in today’s fast-paced world. It is simple to become overburdened by the responsibilities of work, family, and social obligations and to neglect self-care. On the

Sweet Secrets: Unwrapping the Chemistry of Your Favourite Sweets Ms.Priyanka GuptaAssistant ProfessorDepartment of ChemistryEmail id: priyanka.gupta@kalingauniversity.ac.in Every day we are made happier by desserts and snacks, but have anyone ever wanted to know why they are so incredibly tempting? The interesting area of chemistry has the answers! Chemistry is essential

“The Race to Reverse Climate Change: Innovative Solutions in Science” Dr. Shilpi ShrivastavaProfessor & Head Department of ChemistryKalinga University Raipur Scientists, governments, and private businesses are investing in innovative ways to reduce emissions, absorb carbon, and improve the sustainability of energy systems as the effects of climate change grow more

Parenting in the Digital Age Dr. Preeti Pandey Asst.Prof. Faculty of Chemistry Preeti.pandey@kalingauniversity.ac.in   The study’s goal was to determine mothers’ level of familiarity with digital parenting. This quantitative study employed a descriptive survey model. This study focused on thirty-six mothers with children enrolled in elementary, middle, or high school.

The Scientist’s Stage Ms.Abhismita RoyAsst.Prof.Department of Botany Like an actor about to step on stage,the nerves begin to flutter.When the final words are spoken,complexity finds its rhythm,each line crafted in the conservatory of objective knowledge.Here we are, quietly perfecting our craft behind the scenes.Science is human effort,a mix of brilliance

Traditional healing Dr. Faiz BuxAsst. Professor, Dept. of Botany,Kalinga University.Traditional healing, one of the oldest forms of medicine, is practiced around the world with methods grounded in cultural ideologies and beliefs. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines traditional medicine as “a sum total of knowledge, skills, and practices based on

Sunflower (Helianthus annuus): A Natural Agent for Bioremediation Dr. Deepa BiswasDepartment of Botanydeepa.biswas@kalingauniversity.ac.inThere is nothing quite as cheerful-looking as the bright golden-yellow flowers of the common sunflower, Helianthus annuus, widely used in agriculture and ornamentation. It is indeed a popular plant, but its role in science is much more significant than it ever can be in aesthetics, for it is an important agent for bioremediation. Bioremediation uses plants or microorganisms that detoxify contaminated environments like soils, water bodies, and air polluted with heavy metals, radioactive compounds, and other harmful chemicals. Sunflowers have been especially effective in uptaking and sequestering contaminants, therefore being used for cleaning the pollutants of areas.Sunflower

An Accidental Obedient Thief- A Sarcasm Dr. Abhishek Kumar PandeyAssistant Professor, Department of Botany, Kalinga University Mr. Gupta was a retired teacher. After retirement, he lived in a small flat in Gurgaon with his wife.Once, during the summer, he made plans to visit Kashmir with his wife. However, there were

  Alstonia Scholaris: The Enigmatic ‘Devil Tree’ Weaving Nature, Medicine, and Myth Ms. Priya PaulTeaching AssistantDepartment of BiotechnologyKalinga University Raipur The tall evergreen tree Alstonia scholaris, sometimes referred to as the “Indian Devil Tree” or “saptaparni,” is indigenous to tropical areas of Southeast Asia, India, and portions of Australia. It

Synthetic Metabolic Pathways for Sustainable Biofuel Production Ms. Megha Chaturvedimegha.chaturvedi@kalingauniversity.ac.in Department of Biotechnology, Kalinga University, Naya RaipurSynthetic metabolic pathways are rapidly advancing sustainable biofuel production by providing an innovative way to engineer microbes for efficient energy conversion. Using synthetic biology, scientists have developed methods to modify organisms like E. coli

The Mandela effect: Theory or reality Mr.Sangram Keshari Samal, Asst.Prof.Department of Biotechnology, Kalinga University The Mandela effect which currently raised eyebrows of a group of people in the world and directing toward the theories on time glitches, time travel and the phenomenon of presence of multiverse (Multiple Universe). According to

Intellectual Honesty and Research Integrity Dr, R Jayakumar,Dean – Faculty of ScienceKalinga University, Naya Raipur The Cornerstones of Ethical ScholarshipIn academia and scientific inquiry, the principles of intellectual honesty and research integrity are the bedrock upon which credible and reliable knowledge is built. These concepts are not mere ethical guidelines

“Recent Advances and Applications of 3D Bioprinting and Tissue Engineering in Regenerative Medicine” Dr. Sushma Dubey, HOD BiotechnologyEmail- sushma.dubey@kalingauniversity.ac.in 3D bioprinting is revolutionizing biotechnology and regenerative medicine, shaping the future of healthcare. By building complex tissue structures layer by layer with bioinks—materials that incorporate live cells—scientists are advancing efforts to

Exploring the World of Marine Secondary Metabolites: A Frontier of BioactiveCompounds Dr. Suchitra Panigrahy, Department of BiotechnologyE-mail id: suchitra.panigrahy@kalingauniversity.ac.inSecondary metabolites are organic compounds that are distinct from primary metabolites which are not directly involved in the growth or reproduction of the organism. These compounds help marine organisms deter predators, compete

Mexican prickly poppy: a hidden potential to medicinal world Dr. Abhijeeta NandhaAssistant Professor, Department of Biotechnology, Kalinga University Mexican prickly poppy (Argemone mexicana) is a versatile plant known for both its striking appearance and its traditional medicinal uses. It is an annual herb that typically reaches heights of up to

Proteins and their Evolution Dr.Amresh SharmaDepartment of BioinformaticsKalinga University RaipurProteins are, complex molecules, generally large in size, and are essential for various biological functions within organisms. Made up of amino acids, they form the life’s building blocks, also playing a key role within cells for maintaining its structure, function, and

Biochemical Interactions Between the Microbiome and Host Aging Processes Ms.Jharna MaitiDepartment of Biochemistry,Kalinga University, Naya Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India-492101e. mail ID-jharna.maiti@kalingauniversity.ac.in Recent studies indicate that the composition and functions of the human microbiome, which is essential for preserving health, alter with age. These modifications may affect immunity, metabolism, and neurodegeneration, among

Retrospect and Perspectives on Stem Cell Technology Dr. Rupesh ThakurProfessor & HeadDepartment of BiochemistryKalinga University, Naya Raipur – 492101, Chhattisgarh, India(Email: rupesh.thakur@kalingauniversity.ac.in) Stem cell technology has revolutionized medicine and biology, offering promising therapeutic applications. This review examines the transformative journey of stem cell research, highlighting its early milestones and recent

CRISPR-Cas9 and Beyond: The Future of Precision Medicine and Genetic Therapy Dr.Amit JoshiDepartment of Biochemistry, Kalinga University, Naya-Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India-492101(Corresponding author: amit.joshi@kalingauniversity.ac.in) The development of CRISPR-Cas9 technology has revolutionized gene editing by providing previously unheard-of possibilities for precise genomic alterations. By directly changing the DNA of those who are afflicted,

Review on Herbal Treatment obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) Saloni Saw*Faculty of Pharmacy Kalinga University, Near Mantaralaya Kotni Atal Nagar,Naya Raipur ChattisgarhEmail id- salonisaw@kalingauniversity.ac.inAbstractObsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is a mental health disorder marked by recurrent, bothersome thoughts known as obsessions and repetitive actions or thoughts known as compulsions that are performed in an

Zoonotic Diseases: A Growing Concern from a Pharmaceutical Perspective Indu Lata Kanwar, Faculty of Pharmacy, Kalinga University, IndiaIntroductionZoonotic diseases – those transmitted from animals to humans – pose a significant global health threat, with over 60% of emerging infectious diseases originating in animals (Shaheen 2022). The rise of these diseases

Review on In vitro formulation of Microsphere containing Andrographis Pinaculata Ms.Saloni SawFaculty of Pharmacy Kalinga University, Naya Raipur ChhattisgarhEmail id- salonisaw@kalingauniversity.ac.inTo increase the bioavailability and maintain the release of its active ingredient, andrographolide, which has a restricted oral bioavailability because of its weak water solubility, microspheres containing extract from Andrographis

Recent Advancement in Nano therapeutics Ms. Rashmi SinhaAssistant ProfessorFaculty of Pharmacy, Kalinga University Groundbreaking Nanotherapeutics Enabling Drug Delivery, Diagnostics and Treatment Paradigms in Modern Medicine. Nanotherapeutics is a revolutionary field that applies nanotechnology in medicine, thus promising new approaches to drug delivery, diagnostics, and treatment methods. New improvements in this

The Importance of Moisturizer for Healthy Skin Ms.Rashmi PandeyAsst.Prof.Faculty of PharmacyKalinga University Raipur The phrases “moisturizer” and “emollient” are often used interchangeably in the context of skincare, particularly when referring to products that include occlusives and humectants. Emollients, which are mostly comprised of lipids and their components, function by filling

Quality Issues in Pharmaceuticals: A Closer Look at Substandard Medications  Ms. Monika VishwakarmaAsst.Prof.Faculty of Pharmacy, Kalinga University, Raipur, IndiaSubstandard medicines (SM) refer to legally manufactured pharmaceutical products that do not conform to required quality standards, often labeled as “out-of-specification” medicines. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), SM are pharmaceutical

Biosimilars vs. Biologics: Clinical Efficacy and Safety Ms.Khushboo GuptaFaculty of Pharmacy, Kalinga University, Naya Raipur (C.G) Indiakhushboo.gupta@kalingauniversity.ac.in Biosimilars are biologic medications that bear only slight variations in therapeutically inert ingredients but otherwise closely resemble reference biologics that have already received approval in terms of quality, safety, and efficacy. Biosimilars are

Quantum Dot-Based Nanotechnology Mr.Smrutiranjan DashAssistant Professor, Faculty of Pharmacy, Kalinga University, Naya RaipurEmail: smrutiranjan.dash@kalingauniversity.ac.in Immunohistochemistry (IHC) is essential for visualizing specific biomolecules within tissue sections, aiding in diagnosis and research on diseases at the cellular level. Traditional IHC methods, while valuable, face limitations in sensitivity, multiplexing capabilities, and signal stability,

“Building the Future: The Tablet That’s Printed, Not Made” Mr.Pranjul ShrivastavaAssistant Professor, Faculty of Pharmacy- Kalinga University, Naya RaipurPranjul.shrivastava@kalingauniversity.ac.in The idea of 3D-printed drugs is developing quickly, and it holds out the prospect of a time when drugs are not only produced but also customized to meet the needs of

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: An innovative approach for Pharmaceutical field Mr.Naimish NandaAssistant Professor, Faculty of Pharmacy, Kalinga University, Raipur Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the pharmaceutical industry by enhancing drug discovery, development, and patient care. AI methodologies, including machine learning and deep learning, have been used for decades, but recent advancements

USE OF ANTIBIOTICS AND RISK OF RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS: POPULATION-BASED CASE-CONTROL STUDY Mr.Mrutyunjaya BhanjaAssistant Professor, Faculty of Pharmacy, Kalinga University, RaipurInvestigators were able to identify antibiotic-induced microbiome which changes into chronic autoimmune diseases. The study took antibiotics related with rheumatoid arthritis. Nested case-control study by the Primary Care clinical practices Research Datalink. We followed patients with a new diagnosis of RA between 1995 to 2017. We matched controls who were at least five without having rheumatoid arthritis in age, gender, and general practice for every patient. We analyzed the association of antibiotic prescriptions with rheumatoid arthritis using conditional logistic regression. We identified 22,677 patients with RA and 90,013 controls with a median

Nanotechnology Meets Medicine: Revolutionizing Drug Delivery Systems Mr.Ayushmaan RoyFaculty of PharmacyKalinga University, Naya Raipur Nanotechnology has been revolutionizing various fields in the past few years, but it really opens up the avenues in medicine. One of the several promising applications of this technology is nanomedicine, especially drug delivery. Nanomedicine uses

From Gut to Brain: Herbal Immunomodulation as a Potential Therapy for the Management of Neurodegenerative Disorders Dr. Sandeep Kumar Mishra Faculty of Pharmacy, Kalinga University, Raipur (C.G.)Neuroinflammation is a prevalent pathophysiological phenomenon during numerous neurodegenerative disorders (NDDs) characterized by the dysregulation of central immune homeostasis. The gut microbiota inhabiting the

How to Navigate Academic Burnout: Tips and Strategies for Handling Stress and Staying Motivated Dr.Sandip Prasad TiwariPrincipal, Faculty of PharmacyAcademic burnout is a common experience for many students as they try to manage heavy coursework, exams, and extracurricular activities. Characterized by exhaustion, lack of motivation, and a decline in performance,

Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning in Alzheimer’s disease study, diagnosis and therapeutics. Dr. Sandeep Kumar Mishra (Associate Professor)Faculty of Pharmacy, Kalinga University, Raipur, (C.G.), India. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) are transforming Alzheimer’s disease (AD) research, diagnosis, and therapeutic development. Alzheimer’s, a progressive neurodegenerative disorder, lacks definitive diagnostic

Smart Pills and Digital Medicine: The Future of Patient Monitoring and Personalized Healthcare Dr.Rupali Bharti SaoAsst.Prof.Faculty of PharmacyIn the age of digital health, “smart pills” have emerged as a revolutionary technology with the potential to transform patient care. Smart pills are medications embedded with tiny sensors that monitor whether patients

THE OPIOID CRISIS AND PHARMACEUTICAL RESPONSES: ADDRESSING A NATIONAL EPIDEMIC Dr.Indu Lata Kanwar, Faculty of Pharmacy, Kalinga University, Raipur, IndiaThe opioid epidemic represents one of the most critical health emergencies of public. This crisis, which began in the late 1990s, was fueled by the widespread prescription of opioid medications and

Diabetes Mellitus: A short review Dr. Ashok Kumar, Dean, Faculty of Pharmacy, Kalinga UniversityDiabetes is also called juvenile or insulin-dependent diabetes. Insulin is the hormone produced by Beta cells of the pancreas. It is responsible for sending glucose (sugar) to cells for energy production and eventually reduces the sugar concentration

Freedom of Speech and Social Media Regulation in India: Navigating the Fine Line Ms. Surbhi AgarwalAssistant ProfessorFaculty of LawKalinga UniversityIn India, the intersection of freedom of speech and social media regulation has become an increasingly contentious issue. With over 600 million internet users, India is the second-largest online population in

Women in Leadership: Progress and Persistent Barriers in the Workplace in India Ms.Saloni Tyagi ShrivastavaAssistant Professor, Faculty of LawEmail id – saloni.tyagi@kalingauniversity.ac.in Women’s leadership in India has seen notable progress in recent years, with women breaking into high-level positions in politics, business, and other sectors. However, despite this progress, significant

Domestic Violence in the Post-COVID Era: A Growing Crisis in the Shadows  Ms.Paluck Sharma, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, Kalinga UniversityThe COVID-19 pandemic marked an unprecedented period of health, social, and economic disruption, profoundly impacting daily life. Among the most severe yet often unspoken consequences of the pandemic have been

Prevention of Sexual Harassment at the Workplace: Legal Framework and Best Practices Ms. Meenakshi Rani Agarwal, Assistant Professor of Law Kalinga University, Naya RaipurEmail Id- meenakshi.agarwal@kalingauniversity.ac.in Sexual harassment in the workplace is a serious violation of both human rights and professional ethics. It undermines an employee’s dignity, hampers productivity, and

False Cases and Legal Safeguards: Balancing Justice and Protection Against Abuse of Law. Harleen KaurAssistant Professor, Faculty of Law, Kalinga UniversityEmail:harleen.kaur@kalingauniversity.ac.in The increase of fictitious cases in a variety of legal fields in recent years has sparked a heated discussion about how to strike a balance between protecting people from

Balancing the Right to be Forgotten and Freedom of Speech under the Constitution of India: A Legal Dilemma Ms. Ekta Chandrakar, Assistant Professor of LawKalinga University, Naya RaipurEmail Id: ekta.chandrakar@kalingauniversity.ac.in The concept of the Right to be Forgotten, which is gaining popularity worldwide, poses a special issue when considering India’s

Understanding the Rise in Juvenile Crime: Insights from Child Psychology and Social Dynamics Ms.Darshi SharmaAsst.Prof Faculty of LawThe increasing rates of juvenile crime have become a global concern, highlighting a complex interplay of psychological, social, and environmental factors. This article explores the multifaceted nature of juvenile delinquency through the lens

INDIA’S PRISON REFORMS AND THEIR IMPORTANCE Ms. Chikita MalhotraAssistant Professor, Faculty of LawKalinga UniversityEmail id- chikita.malhotra@kalingauniversity.ac.inIn the past, the idea of punishment was restricted to preventing and reducing criminal activity. Similarly, prisons were thought of as little more than somewhere to imprison offenders while they were being held. The police

MORAL RIGHTS AND ITS ASPECTS VIS A VIS INDIAN COPYRIGHT REGIME Srishti ShrivastavaAssistant Professor Faculty of LawKalinga University. The Internet grants limitless access to people everywhere, making technology nearly impossible to resist. In a world where digital transformation places creative works permanently in the public domain, what role does ownership

Analysing the Concept of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in India Ms.Anshika Vats,Assistant Professor,Faculty of Law,Kalinga University, Naya Raipur (C.G.)Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) refers to the ethical obligation of companies to contribute positively to society, beyond their core business objectives. In India, the idea of CSR has gained significant momentum, particularly

Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) – Its Advantages & Challenges in India Mr. Soumyadeep Chakrabarti, Faculty of Law, Kalinga University. soumyadeep.chakrabarti@kalingauniversity.ac.in The Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), enacted in December 2019, has been one of the most divisive pieces of legislation in India’s recent history. The CAA amends the Citizenship Act of

Divorce in India: Legal Frameworks and the Challenges Faced by Divorcees MR.RANJAN KUMAR RAYAssistant ProfessorFaculty of LawKalinga Universityranjan.ray@kalingauniversity.ac.in(+91)8101639574 Divorce in India, once largely a taboo subject, has gradually gained more recognition and legal acceptance over the past few decades. However, navigating the divorce process in India remains a complex and

Navigating the Impact of Artificial Intelligence on the Legal Industry: Opportunities, Challenges, and Future Implications By Aayush Gondale, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, Kalinga University 1. Introduction: AI in the Legal IndustryArtificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the legal industry, enhancing efficiency, enabling better client service, and opening new pathways for

UCC and Gender Equality Dr. Shivli ShrivastavaAssistant ProfessorFaculty of LawKalinga UniversityThe Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in India is a proposed set of laws that would replace personal laws based on religious customs with a common set of civil laws that apply to all citizens, regardless of their religion, caste, or

The Ascent of Man-made reasoning and the Difficulties of Legitimate Guideline Dr. Savyasanchi Pandey(Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, Kalinga University) Lately, the fast headway of computerized reasoning (man-made intelligence) advances has started extreme discussions across different areas, especially in the domain of regulation and guideline. Computer based intelligence can possibly

Right to Work in India: An Analysis Dr. Satyam SinghAssistant ProfessorFaculty of LawKalinga UniversityThe “Right to Work” is a key socio-economic principle embedded in international frameworks and policies worldwide. In India, while this right is not explicitly a constitutionally fundamental right, the Constitution provides structures that support its protection and

BALANCING FAITH AND FREEDOM: THE KARNATAKA HIGH COURT’S LANDMARK VERDICT ON RELIGIOUS SLOGANS Dr. Anju HarbanshAssistant Professor of LawKalinga UniversityEmail id: anju.harbansh@kalingauniversity.ac.in The Karnataka High Court’s verdict on the issue of religious slogans in public spaces has sparked significant discourse on the delicate balance between faith and freedom. In a

Citizens Freedom of Speech and Expression vis-à-vis ‘Right to Ask Questions’ to Political Parties Dr. Azim Khan B PathanDean, Faculty of LawKalinga University “Indian democracy is run through the multi-party system, which is one of the main features of Indian governance. Currently 07 national political parties, 63 state political parties

National Service Scheme (NSS): Building Responsible Citizens Among University Students Ms.Harsha SharmaAssistant ProfessorFaculty of Education, Kalinga University, RaipurThe National Service Scheme (NSS) is a youth program aimed at fostering social responsibility and civic engagement among students. With the motto “Not Me, But You,” NSS encourages university students to participate in

Learning Habits of Gen Z: A Digital Revolution Mr. Gulsan Kumar Behera, Asst. Prof., Faculty of EducationThe way we learn has been completely transformed by Gen Z, the digital natives. Having grown up in a technologically advanced society, they have distinct learning styles that distinguish them from earlier generations. Their

Transforming Education by Building a Future-Ready Teaching Community Dr. Shraddha VermaDean, Faculty of EducationKalinga University.Empowering teachers with digital skills is essential to enhancing educational outcomes. Research indicates that teachers who are skilled in using digital tools can significantly improve student engagement and learning results (Hamzah et al., 2020). Through professional

From Algorithms to Impact: Exploring the Latest AI Trends Shaping Our World Dr. Saroj NayyarAssistant ProfessorFaculty of Education, Kalinga University, Raipursaroj.nayyar@kalingauniversity.ac.in Artificial intelligence (AI) has progressed from being a niche technology to becoming a fundamental part of everyday life. It’s no longer just a topic of interest for tech enthusiasts

The Rise of Artificial Intelligence in Education: Opportunities and Challenges for University Students Dr. Lubhawani TripathiAssociate Professor, Faculty of Education, Kalinga University, Raipur Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the educational landscape, introducing dynamic tools that facilitate learning, improve student engagement, and foster a more personalized approach to education. For university

The Rise of Artificial Intelligence in Education: Opportunities and Challenges for University Students Dr. Lubhawani TripathiAssociate Professor, Faculty of Education, Kalinga University, Raipur Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the educational landscape, introducing dynamic tools that facilitate learning, improve student engagement, and foster a more personalized approach to education. For university

FESTIVE SEASONS: HOW INDIAN CELEBRATIONS DRIVE ECONOMIC GROWTH AND GLOBAL INFLUENCE Ms Shivangi MakadeAssistant ProfessorFaculty of Commerce & Managementshivangi.makade@kalingauniversity.ac.in Indian festivals serve as significant economic stimulants in addition to being cultural events. India sees a spike in economic activity every year around holidays like Diwali, Durga Puja, and Ganesh Chaturthi,

Impact of Donald Trump’s 2024 Election Victory on the Indian Economy Ms. Parika SharmaAssistant ProfessorFaculty of Commerce & ManagementKalinga Universityparika.sharma@kalingauniversity.ac.in Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 U.S. presidential election brings both opportunities and challenges for the Indian economy. As the two nations are among the world’s largest democracies, the United

Knowledge Hiding – Is it ethical? The case of Boeing 737 Max Ms. Mariyam AhmedAssistant Professor, Faculty of Commerce & Managementmariyam.ahmed@kalingauniversity.ac.in Knowledge hiding can be defined as an intentional attempt by an individual to withhold or conceal knowledge that has been requested by another person (Anand, P., 2019). The ethics

Cultural Adjustment and Social Integration of International Students at Kalinga University Ms.Kanchan ThakurDesignation: Asst. ProfessorAffiliation: Kalinga University, RaipurEmail: Kanchan.thakur@kalingauniversity.ac.in The globalization of higher education has led to more foreign students attending universities around the world. These students bring a wide range of cultural experiences to the places where they study.

Chhattisgarh: A Hidden Gem of Central India Ms Deepshikha PatelAssistant ProfessorFaculty of Commerce & ManagementKalinga University, Naya Raipur, ChhattisgarhE-mail id: deepshikha.patel@kalingauniversity.ac.in Chhattisgarh, a state in central India, often remains overshadowed by its more popular counterparts. However, this lesser-known destination offers a unique blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and adventure.

Emotional Intelligence: The Soft Skills Shaping Effective Management Dawakit LepchaAssistant ProfessorFaculty of Commerce and Management dawakit.lepcha@kalingauniversity.ac.in A key component of efficient management and leadership, emotional intelligence (EI) affects how managers interact with their teams, settle disputes, and motivate them.In an increasingly complex workplace, soft skills, particularly EI, contribute to a

The Future Looks Hot: A Matter of Life and Death Ms.Anushree ShrivastavaAssistant Professor Faculty of Commerce and ManagementAnushree.shrivastava@kalingaUniversity.ac.in A heat wave involves temperatures significantly higher than the average for an area, often combined with other factors like high humidity, minimal nighttime cooling, or air stagnation. Heat waves generally involve prolonged

Empowering Tomorrow’s Workforce: The Significance of Digital Literacy and Tech Skills Angel Mary XessAssistant ProfessorFaculty of Commerce and Managementangelmary.xess@kalingauniversity.comPrefaceThe future of work is undeniably digital. Across industries, organizations are increasingly integrating AI-powered solutions, data-driven strategies, and digital tools to streamline operations and enhance productivity. In this shifting landscape, digital literacy

Spirituality in Student Life: A Comprehensive Exploration Ms.Alpana SharmaAssistant ProfessorDepartment of ManagementKalinga University Raipur In the dynamic and often overwhelming landscape of higher education, the pursuit of knowledge and intellectual growth is often accompanied by a deeper yearning for spiritual fulfilment. As students navigate the complexities of college life, they

Management Principles in ‘Vidur Niti’: An Ancient Perspective for Modern Leaders Mr. Tushar Ranjan BarikAssistant Professor,Faculty of Commerce & Management,Kalinga University, Raipur,E-Mail : tusharranjan.barik@kalingauniversity.ac.inIntroductionIn the realm of Indian philosophy and ancient wisdom, Vidur Niti stands out as a profound source of guidance on ethics, duty, and leadership. Vidura, the wise

Understanding Financial Behaviour: Key Factors and Implications Mr. Tankala Kalyan KumarAssistant ProfessorCommerce and ManagementKalinga University, Raipur, Chhattisgarh, IndiaThe various methods that people handle their finances, including their spending, investing, saving, & budgeting practices, are commonly referred to as financial behaviour. Numerous factors, such as psychological, social, and economic aspects, influence

The Rise of Algorithmic Trading: How AI is Transforming Financial Markets Mr. Shubham Singh ChandelAssistant ProfessorDepartment of Commerce & Management In the fast-paced world of trading, where seconds can make or break a profit, technology has steadily redefined what it means to be a successful trader. Gone are the days

AI in Everyday Life: What to Expect in the Next Decade Rakshak BhartiAssistant ProfessorDepartment of Commerce and ManagementKalinga University, RaipurRakshak.bharti@kalingauniversity.ac.in Over the next decade, The healthcare sector will also see major advancements as AI diagnostic tools help identify diseases at earlier stages, while individualized treatment plans based on genetic and

Modern Entrepreneurship: Navigating the Digital Era Dr. Satvik JainAssistant Professor, Faculty of Commerce & ManagementKalinga University, Raipur In an era marked by unprecedented digital transformation, modern entrepreneurship has redefined how businesses are started, scaled, and sustained. Gone are the days when traditional brick-and-mortar models dominated the entrepreneurial landscape. Today, we’re

Analysing the Impact of Organizational Justice on Employee Commitment Dr. Nishtha SharmaAssistant ProfessorFaculty of Commerce and Managementnishtha.sharma@kalingauniversity.ac.inOrganizational justice, a term that encompasses employees’ perceptions of fairness in the workplace, is a critical factor influencing employee commitment. Employee commitment refers to the psychological attachment an employee has to their organization, which

Integrating CSR with the Principles of the Bhagavat Gita. Dr Jyotsna DwivediAssistant ProfessorFaculty of Commerce and Managementjyotsna.dwivedi@kalingauniversity.ac.inCSR represents a critical aspect of modern-day business practices, accenting the importance for organizations for assessing their societal impacts and contribute positively to community development. Although the concept of CSR appears modern, its roots

Green Management Strategies: Leading the Way to Sustainable Business Dr. Deepti PatnaikAssistant Professor Faculty of Commerce and ManagementIn today’s environmentally-conscious world, businesses increasingly recognize the need to incorporate sustainable practices to reduce their environmental impact, enhance brand value, and meet stakeholder expectations. Green management strategies, which focus on eco-friendly practices,

Navigating the Future of Work: Skills for the 21st Century Dr. Chandra Bhooshan SinghAssistant ProfessorFaculty of Commerce & ManagementKalinga Universitychandra.bhoshan@kalingauniversity.ac.in The world of work is undergoing a radical transformation. With advancements in technology, the rise of automation, and the gig economy, today’s students face a future that looks vastly different

The Metaverse as a Marketing Frontier for transforming Consumer Engagement in Virtual World  Dr. A.ShrikantAssistant ProfessorAnnivilla.shrikant@kaligauniversity.ac.inFaculty of Commerce and Management The metaverse represents a paradigm shift in digital interaction and communication, emerging as a revolutionary platform that combines virtual reality, augmented reality, and digital connectivity (Anderson et al., 2023). This

Unlocking Human Potential: Trends in Remote Work and the Future Workforce Ms.Urvija KhatriAssistant ProfessorDepartment of Commerce and ManagementKalinga University, RaipurUrvija.khatri@kalingauniversity.ac.in The shift to remote work is transforming the workforce by providing employees with greater flexibility and giving businesses access to a wider talent pool (Bailey, D. E., & Kurland, N.

The Dynamics of Coalition Compulsion in India   Dr. Anita Samal Department of Political Science Faculty of Arts and Humanities     Indian political landscape has been predominantly characterized by coalition governments in the recent decades. This coalition governments in Inda usually stem from the fragmented electoral mandates. No single

The Challenging Life of Deans of Students’ Welfare By: Sheikh Abdul Kadir The position of Dean of Students’ Welfare (DSW) is both highly rewarding and exceptionally demanding. Tasked with the welfare of an institution’s most dynamic population—the students—the role of the DSW is pivotal in shaping the campus experience. Yet,

“From Seed to Strength: The Journey of Women’s Freedom and Empowerment” A tree that has no strength of its own, nor wings, humbly carries its seed like a child in its lap,rising monumentally from a fallen place. This is the story of a cotton seed, often overlookedand unheard. This is

Teen Suicide Prevention: A Holistic Approach Mrs. L Jyoti ReddyAssistant ProfessorDept. of PsychologyKalinga University RaipurLjyoti.reddy@kalingauniversity.ac.inIn a generation where mental health increasingly more involves the forefront of public communication, the vital of suicideprevention can’t be overstated. Teenager suicide, a heartbreaking fact confronted with the aid of groups international, requires aconcerted attempt

“भारतीय पत्रकारिता का अतुल्य स्वरूप-राष्ट्रीय आंदोलन के परिप्रेक्ष्य में” डॉ. अभिषेक अग्रवाल सहायक प्राध्यापक, इतिहास विभाग, कला एवं मानयीकि संकाय, कलिंगा विश्वविद्यालय, कोटनी, नया रायपुर (छ.ग.) abhishek.agrawal@kalingauniversity.ac.in भारतीय राष्ट्रीय आंदोलन के दौरान हिन्दी पत्रकारिता की भूमिका अति महत्वपूर्ण रही। हिन्दी पत्रकारिता ने भारतीय जनमत को जागृत करने का कार्य किया।

Symbiotic Sexuality and its Underlying Principles: A Sociological Perspective   Awtar Kishan  kaul Assistant Professor-Social Work Faculty of Arts and Humanities, Kalinga University, New Raipur (CG) awtar.kaul@kalingauniversity.ac.in ………………………………………………………………………………………. Introduction Symbiotic sexuality is an emerging concept that explores the inter-connectedness of sexual relationships and individual well-being. It transcends traditional views of

  INSIGHT By Dr Vineeta Diwan Asst.Prof. Faculty of Arts and Humanities Developing an insight in one’s life is very important to detect the cause or reasons behind good or bad situations faced in one’s life. Often it is observed that when something good happens in our life, there are

All India Radio Programs Addressing Social Issues in Chhattisgarh Dr. Yogesh Vaishnaw, Assistant Professor, Kalinga University Chhattisgarh. All India Radio (AIR) has been pivotal in addressing social issues in Chhattisgarh through its diverse and impactful programming. This chapter explores how AIR leverages its extensive reach to tackle various social challenges

Status of Radio in the Era of New Media Dr. Sunil Tiger Department of Journalism and Mass Communication 21st century technology has changed how people consume media. Since the rise of digital platforms, social media, streaming services, and podcasts, many anticipated the end of traditional media channels like radio. Radio

Surrealist Digital Humanities: A Pathway to New Humanities Dr. Shilpi Bhattacharya, Professor and Dean, Faculty of Arts and Humanities, Kalinga University, Naya Raipur Surrealism, an artistic and literary movement that emerged in the early 20th century, serves as a significant pathway to new humanities by exploring the subconscious and challenging

The Power of Storytelling in Academic Writing Dr Papri Mukhopadhyay papri.mukhopadhyay@kalingauniversity.ac.in Assistant Professor English In academic writing, storytelling has the unique power to engage, inform, and inspire readers by making complex concepts relevant and arresting. Storytelling permits writers in structured presentation of ideas and the narrative form that captivates the

Benevolent Childhood Experiences and Life Satisfaction Among Marginalized Women in Society Dr. Manoj Matthew Asst Prof. Department of Social Work An increase in the number of benevolent childhood experiences (BCEs) is positively correlated with increasing life satisfaction and resilience in underserved women. These factors act as protectors against the adversities

Press and Democracy: The Pillars of a Free Society Name : Khushwant Dangi Designation: Assistant Professor Department : Journalism and Mass Communication E-Mail : Khushwant.dangi@kalingauniversity.ac.in   In any democratic society, the press serves as one of the most crucial institutions, often called the “Fourth Estate.” It plays a vital role

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN EVERYDAY LIFE: TRANSFORMING EXPERIENCES Dr Esha Chatterjee Assistant Professor, Sociology, Faculty of Arts and Humanities Kalinga University Raipur The human brain is a complex organ, responsible for controlling all bodily functions. It interprets information from the external environment. Its neural networks consist of around 86 billion neurons,

Role of Public Finance in Bridging Fiscal Deficits and Economic Stability: the case of Chhattisgarh Chandra Saha Roy Assistant Professor (Economics) , Kalinga University, Nawa Raipur Chhattisgarh, one of India’s emerging states, faces unique challenges and opportunities in managing its fiscal deficits and ensuring economic stability. With its relatively recent

गोवर्धन पूजा (सोहराई पर्व) और गोधन पूजा (भाईदूज) में अंतर और उसका महत्व।  डॉ. अजय कुमार शुक्ल पुराध्यापक (हिन्दी विभाग) कलिंगा विश्वविद्यालय (नया रायपुर) छत्तीसगढ़ ajay.shukla@kalingauniversity.ac.in 1 हमारा देश कृषि पर निर्भर है और उसकी असली पह‌चान ग्रामीण संस्कृति है। भारतवर्ष के अधिकांश लोकपर्य कृषि संस्कृति का प्रतिषिय है कृषि

“भारतीय पत्रकारिता का अतुल्य स्वरूप-राष्ट्रीय आंदोलन के परिप्रेक्ष्य में” डॉ. अभिषेक अग्रवाल सहायक प्राध्यापक इतिहास विभाग कला एवं मानवीकि संकाय, कलिंगा विश्वविद्यालय.. कोटनी नया रायपुर (छ.ग.) abhishek. agrawal@kalingauniversity.ac.in भारतीय राष्ट्रीय आंदोलन के दौरान हिन्दी पत्रकारिता की भूमिका अति महत्वपूर्ण रही। हिन्दी पत्रकारिता ने भारतीय जनमत को जागृत करने का कार्य

University Hostel Life: Navigating Independence and Responsibility Dr. A. Vijayanand Asst.Prof. Department of English For numerous students, residing in a university hostel marks the initial experience of autonomy. Removed from the familiar comforts of home and the vigilant oversight of family, students encounter newfound liberties, forge enduring friendships, and acquire

सत्य सत्य और असत्य का लेकर सदियों से विवाद होता रही है। कई मानते हैं कि सत्य पूर्ण है, जबकि कई इसे कोरी कल्पना मानते हैं, सत्य की परिभाषा ऐसी चीज़ है जो हमेशा मान्य होती है और उसे अमान्य साबित नहीं किया जा सकता। मैं भी सत्य को पूर्ण

Data Augmentation in Machine Learning: Enhancing Model Performance with Synthetic Data Ms.Roohee Khan Assistant Professor Faculty of CS & IT Department Kalinga University roohee.khan@kalingauniversity.ac.in In machine learning, having a large and diverse dataset is often crucial for building effective models. However, collecting and labeling data can be expensive, time-consuming, and

IoT and Artificial Intelligence: A Transformative Convergence Ms.Ragini KushwahaAssistant ProfessorFaculty of CS & IT DepartmentKalinga Universityragini.kushwaha@kalingauniversity.ac.in A revolutionary development in technology is represented by the merging of artificial intelligence (AI) with the Internet of Things (IoT). The Internet of Things is made up of networked devices that collect enormous volumes