Volume4 Issue9

Physics in Nature And Its Educational Implication for Secondary Level

Author: Tithi Biswas, Shilpa Paik & Subhas Chandra Bhat DOI Link: https://doi.org/10.70798/Bijmrd/04090011 Abstract: Physics is deeply rooted in nature and has played a fundamental role in shaping human civilization from its earliest stages to the modern era. This study examines the presence of physics in natural phenomena and its educational implications for school students of …

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Integrating Indian Knowledge Systems into Contemporary Education: A Narrative Review

Author: Jaina Joshi & Dr. Sudhir Tandel DOI Link: https://doi.org/10.70798/Bijmrd/04090012 Abstract: Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS) have become a focal point of discussions around modern educational restructuring in India, particularly in relation to curriculum, teaching methods, and a student’s overall growth. Yet, there are numerous types of scholarly works on integrating Indian Knowledge Systems such as …

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Working Women and Household Financial Planning in Delhi-NCR: An Economic Analysis of Financial Participation, Investment Behaviour and Women’s Economic Autonomy

Author: Rekha DOI Link: https://doi.org/10.70798/Bijmrd/04090013 Abstract: The increasing participation of women in paid employment has transformed the economic structure of Indian households. Working women are no longer confined to the role of supplementary earners; their income, savings, investment decisions and participation in household financial planning increasingly influence household economic security and long-term welfare. This paper …

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Nationalism, Science, and Women’s Agency: Unsung Women Contributors of Science in India’s Freedom Struggle

Author: Dilshad Haque DOI Link: https://doi.org/10.70798/Bijmrd/04090015 Abstract: Women’s scientific and professional activities constituted forms of nationalist agency even when they did not take the form of direct revolutionary or political action. Although the history of India’s freedom struggle has largely emphasised the contributions of revolutionaries, political leaders, and prominent male scientists who were directly involved …

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