University of Delhi

Scaling Police Perceptions About Gendered Roles and “Men” as Victims in Domestic Spaces: A Quantitative Study of NCT Delhi, India

Masculinity is linked to power, control, strength, and protection, and cultural norms create a gap between these traits and recognition of male intimate partner violence (IPV) victimization. This study examined how these norms shape police officers’ attitudes toward male victimiz...

Unravelling the research trend and mapping the intellectual structure of shareholder activism research: a bibliometric analysis

Purpose This paper aims to investigate the knowledge development and the diffusion of shareholder activism (SA) research through a conceptual structure approach. Design/methodology/approach The study builds upon articles indexed in the Scopus database. A systematic search of the...

New use of mononuclear Mn/Co/Ni/Cu complexes of symmetric N2O2-type Schiff base as hydrogen-evolving catalysts

Abstract Development of sustainable hydrogen production methods is crucial for the future hydrogen economy. Hence, designing cheap, stable and efficient catalysts for hydrogen generation is important. Here, we present the use of the family of eight Schiff base ligand-based transi...

Taurine is a functional regulator of transthyretin; implication in transthyretin-induced hypothyroidism and amyloidosis

Transthyretin (TTR) is a homo-tetrameric, 55 kDa, transport protein synthesized mainly in the liver, retinal epithelium, choroid plexus, placental villi and uterus. The main function of TTR is transport of thyroxine (T 4 ) and retinol-binding protein, while it also plays a crucia...

Self-help Groups as community development institutions and the Sustainable Development Goals: A policy-centered analysis of rural Haryana

Self-help groups (SHGs) are among the most widespread community development institutions in rural India: village-based, all-women collectives pursuing community change through savings, credit, and federation. Their alignment with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is rarely...

From Kingdom to Household: A Sociological Study of ‘Vaulting Ambition’ in Twenty-first-century India Through Joji

The psychosocial conception of ambition as one of the principal instigators of human action constitutes one of the central concepts across the disciplines of sociology, psychology and economics. However, while it has mostly been situated in Western contexts and is often associate...

Africa in the New Asian Century: A Comparative Study of India-China Foreign Policy

Africa has acquired strategic, economic, and diplomatic importance for emerging powers such as India and China in the 21st century. This article presents a comparative study of the African policies of India and China, analyzing the historical, political, economic, security, and s...

GrIT: Group Informed Transformer for Sequential Recommendation

Sequential recommender systems aim to predict a user's future interests by extracting temporal patterns from their behavioral history. Existing approaches typically employ transformer-based architectures to process long sequences of user interactions, capturing preference shifts...

When agriculture cannot absorb labour: the missing assumption in India’s transition to VB-GRAM G

Policy effectiveness depends on how far its underlying assumptions hold up in practice. India’s transition from the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) to the Viksit Bh...

Interface engineered perpendicular magnetic anisotropy-controlled propagation of magnetic domain

We report the impact of ferromagnetic layer thickness and stack configuration on the magnetic properties, perpendicular magnetic anisotropy (PMA), modified magnetization switching mechanisms, and creep regime domain wall (DW) dynamics, including their propagation velocity, in a P...

Influence of interactions beyond two-body interaction on the collapse of Bose–Einstein condensate in the attractive regime

The Physics of Bose–Einstein Condensation drastically changes when the interaction is switched from repulsive to attractive, giving rise to new phenomena such as the condensate collapse or the so-called “Bosenova”. Numerous theoretical and experimental studies have investigated t...

On Parameter Decoupling, Conditioning, and Interface Transmission in Multi-Objective Physics-Informed Neural Networks

PREPRINT / MANUSCRIPT UNDER SUBMISSIONTarget Venue: Journal of Computational Physics (JCP, Elsevier) KEY THEORETICAL & EMPIRICAL HIGHLIGHTS• Spatial Basis Localization vs. Parameter Decoupling: In controlled capacity-matched benchmarks ($\sim 9.2\mathrm{k}\text{--}10.4\mathrm{k}$...

Reconstructing gamma-ray burst energy relations with observational H(z) data in a neural network framework

Abstract Gamma-ray bursts (GRBs) offer a powerful probe of the cosmic expansion history far beyond the redshift range accessible to Type Ia supernovae. However, the study of cosmological models using GRBs is hindered by the circularity problem, which arises from assuming a fiduci...

Temporal differentiation of biophilic elements and architectural forms in classroom built environments: evidence from mass-univariate ERP analyses

Purpose Biophilic design has been proposed as a cognitively supportive strategy in educational built environments (BEs); however, its neural mechanisms remain understudied. This study examined event-related potentials (ERPs), providing robust sub-second temporal cognitive dissoci...

Metal oxide nano-cluster (polyoxometalates) as a versatile material for treatment of wastewater from textile dyes: A review

Abstract Textile dye-containing wastewater is a major challenge today due to its high toxicity and chemical stability. Polyoxometalates (POMs) are anionic polynuclear metal-oxygen complexes made of early transition metals in high oxidation states, typically built from corner and...

Anaemia prevalence and associated factors among pregnant women at first antenatal visit in a tertiary hospital in Delhi, India: a cross-sectional study

Anaemia during pregnancy poses a significant public health challenge and remains the most common haematological condition affecting pregnant women. It is a leading cause of maternal morbidity and mortality, but can be detected and managed during the prenatal period to prevent sev...

Historicising pigs, caste, and Dalits in colonial North India

Abstract Pigs played a varied role in the history of colonial North India depending on whether they were wild, semi-wild, or domestically reared. While colonial elites hunted and ate wild pigs, Muslim elites and upper-caste Hindus were ambivalent towards them. But both these grou...

Organizational politics and quiet quitting: The roles of affective commitment and meaningfulness of work

Background Quiet quitting has gained increasing attention as a workplace issue, with organizational politics potentially contributing to employee withdrawal behaviors. Despite its relevance, empirical research on this relationship remains scarce, highlighting a critical gap in th...

On the unit Teissier distribution: properties, estimation procedures and applications

The Teissier distribution, originally proposed by Teissier [31], was designed to model mortality due to aging in domestic animals. More recently, Krishna et al. [19] introduced the Unit Teissier (UT) distribution on the interval (0, 1) through the transformation $X=e^{-Y}$, where...

Algorithmic Governance and International Law: Reconciling Sovereignty and Cross-Border Accountability

Abstract This article interrogates the concept of artificial intelligence (AI) sovereignty as an emerging site of normative tension within international law. As states increasingly assert jurisdiction over AI technologies and digital infrastructures, established doctrines, partic...