Research works

The Hypothesis of Terminal States in the Interaction of Autonomous Advanced Societies

This paper proposes an interdisciplinary hypothesis concerning the long-term dynamics of relations between two autonomous advanced societies. An autonomous advanced society is defined as a stable community of intelligent agents capable of independently formulating collective goal...

Constrained SO(3,3) Spacetime: Part VIII. SU(3) Topological Links and the Geometric Origin of Flavor Mixing

Building upon the structural stability of topological solitons in a 3+1+2 multi-time manifold, this paper extends the SO(3,3) constraint framework to the entire Standard Model fermion sector. We model neutrinos as pure topological writhes (ribbons without crossings), geometricall...

TUM Paper 61 -- Black Holes The Universal Matrix Ψ in Cl(8) -- Topological Pushforward, Vacuum Lattice as Superfluid / Supergas and Black Holes as Topological Anchors

In the Unified Time Theory (TUM), we postulate: Time is a Supergas (Tgas), Space is a Superfluid (Sfluid). In pre-geometry, T ↔ S is inverted: Space is Time and Time is Space, formalized as the topological pushforward of Ψ ∈ Cl(8,0), dim=256. The vacuum lattice requires topologic...

Perceived training needs and barriers among Korean residents: a cross-sectional survey for competency-based education

PURPOSE: Current South Korean resident education relies heavily on apprenticeship models rather than the systematic curricula needed for multifaceted competency development. Therefore, a rigorous needs assessment is required for effective program design, particularly to target ye...

Artificial Intelligence in Legal Services and the Constitutional Right to Privacy: An Analysis of India's Current Emerging Challenges and Obstacles

Abstract: The overwhelming application of artificial-intelligence (AI) into India’s Law community shows outstanding performance, changing the power and functions like law research, comparative analysis and various contractual obligations. However, these interferences brought terr...

Generational Involvement and Business Performance: A Study of Family-Owned Businesses in Mumbai City

Abstract: Family-owned enterprises make an important contribution to economic activity by creating employment, encouraging entrepreneurship, and maintaining businesses over generations. Nevertheless, the entry of a new generation often introduces changes in leadership, business p...

Indian Writing in English: Critical Perspectives

Abstract This research paper is a brief review of Indian writing in English. It explains the difference between three important genres ‘Indo-Anglian Literature’, ‘Anglo-Indian Literature’, and ‘Indo-English Literature’. It also clarifies the term ‘Transcreation’ with examples. It...

Adultery In India: Reviving The Provisions Of 42nd Law Commission of India Report, 1971

Abstract India has had the reputation of a male dominated or patriarchal society which led to women, being the depressed and oppressed class of the society. This oppression of women, gave rise to a legal system which made more and more laws for the protection and empowerment of w...

Hydroxyapatite-Based Targeted Drug Delivery Systems for HER2-Positive Breast Cancer: The Role of Trastuzumab and Folic Acid Functionalization

Worldwide, breast cancer continues to be one of the most frequently diagnosed malignancies and continues to pose a significant challenge in cancer therapy. Despite the significant improvement in patient survival that HER2-targeted therapies, such as trastuzumab, have achieved, th...

Order–disorder interfaces in viral pRb inactivation: molecular dynamics insights into SLiM-mediated recognition and implications for interaction databases

Intrinsically disordered regions (IDRs) mediate protein interactions through poorly understood mechanisms. We studied the retinoblastoma protein (pRb) and its interaction with the SV40 Large T antigen (LTSV40), a viral oncoprotein that displaces E2F factors. Using molecular dynam...

Indian Writing in English: Critical Perspectives

Abstract This research paper is a brief review of Indian writing in English. It explains the difference between three important genres ‘Indo-Anglian Literature’, ‘Anglo-Indian Literature’, and ‘Indo-English Literature’. It also clarifies the term ‘Transcreation’ with examples. It...

Indian Knowledge Systems as a Source of Legal Terminology in India: A Study of Legal Semantics

Abstract Language and law are intertwined. Legal institutions create special terminology to define rights, duties, obligations, authority, procedure, responsibility, punishment and justice. Sanskrit, Pali, Prakrit, Persian, Arabic, regional Indian languages and English have shape...

Holographic Metric Impedance and the Resolving Power of Discrete Trigonometry: Analytical Solutions to Evolving Dark Energy, Cluster Mass Bias, Alpha Dipoles, Nanohertz Gravitational Waves, and Degenerate Stellar Collapse

This paper presents a rigorous comparative analysis between continuous Euclidean geometry and Discrete Holographic Trigonometry, demonstrating that persistent observational discrepancies across modern astrophysics arise from continuous spatial oversampling artifacts. Operating wi...

Right To Speedy Trial Under Article 21 Of the Indian Constitution: A Critical Analysis of the Bhartiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023

Abstract The need of prompt and efficient adjudication is highlighted by the ideas that justice should neither be postponed nor delivered at the expense of fairness. The Indian Constitution's Article 21 guaranties the protection of individual liberty and life[1]. No one may be de...

Human Rights and Democratic Governance: Contemporary Challenges in India

Abstract Human rights and democratic governance are closely interconnected and constitute essential foundations of a democratic society. The present study examines the status of human rights protection and democratic governance in India, with particular emphasis on contemporary c...

Faculty of Anaesthesiology, Reanimation and Perioperative Medicine | The AHMAD Pathway for Surgical Readiness: A Multidisciplinary Metabolic-Respiratory Prehabilitation and Perioperative Decision Instrument

The AHMAD Pathway for Surgical Readiness is a clinician-facing implementation and research instrument for multidisciplinary metabolic-respiratory prehabilitation before elective surgery. The pathway organizes care into five linked components: Assess; Hypoventilation, Hypoxemia, a...

Changing Perspectives of Judicial Reforms in India: A Critical Analysis

Abstract Judicial reforms is the need of an hour as its backlogs in India stand at more than 50 million pending cases. The approach to judicial reforms has taken a different course in the past ten years. Previously the idea was to appoint more judges and build more courts in line...

Multi-Omics and PTM Atlas of Wheat Responses to Dynamic Stripe Rust Infections

Wheat stripe rust, caused by the obligate biotrophic fungus Puccinia striiformis f. sp. tritici (Pst), poses a catastrophic threat to global wheat production. While host transcriptional and translational variations have been extensively investigated, the dynamic, multi-layered re...

Development and psychometric evaluation of the WISE scale: a multidimensional measure of well-being among retired older adults

Abstract Background Well-being in retirement is multidimensional, encompassing physical, mental, social, financial, and spiritual domains. Existing measures are often developed for general populations and may not fully capture retired older adults’ experiences. This study aimed t...

Legacy Of Satyashodhak Movement in Shaping Contemporary Human Rights Discourse in India

Abstract The Satyashodhak Movement, founded by Jyotirao Phule in 1873, was among colonial India’s earliest systematic critiques of caste hierarchy. It challenged social inequality by advancing equality, education, dignity, and social justice for Shudras, Ati-Shudras, and women. A...