Dr Sudhir Narayan Singh

====================================== Gender Equity in Technical Education: A Necessity to Modern India ================ ====================== ====================================== ==================================================== Bhumika Student, Bachelor of Education Bhartiya College of Education Jind, Haryana, India ==================================================== Pooja Bajaj Student, Bachelor of Education Saraswati College of Education Hisar, Haryana, India ====================================================== Priyanka Bansal Software Engineer Qualcomm India Pvt. Ltd. Hyderabad, India ====================================================== Sudhir Narayan Singh Assoc. Prof. of English, Humanities & Management Science Department Madan Mohan Malaviya University of Technology  Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, India  ====================================== No society can claim to be progressive until and unless it ensures equal opportunity to all g...

Gender Fair Language: The Nascent Emergence for Gender Equity Dr Sudhir Narayan Singh & Dr Aparna Singh In this century English language not only acquired the status of global communicative language, but it stimulated the attention of professionals of various business class gentry also. Liberalization, Privatisation, and Globalisation [LPG] gave English new heights, and on the track of information-superhighways, this language could gel-well with the Information & Communication Technology [ICT]. The historic journey of this lingua-franca revolutionized every walk of human life where the very inherent masculine construct and inert established norms of this language couldn’t remain unchanged and unchallengeable. Many such apparently visible changes surfacing and various subtly deep invisible undercurrents consequently give birth to new varieties of English by transforming the holistic body of living and growing organism i.e. language. As the feminist movements marched ...

Desegregating Jammu and Kashmir for Integrating India Monday, August 05, 2019 will always be remembered as the historic landmark in the Political History of India. On this date Article 370 and 35 A was removed from Jammu & Kashmir, one of the democratic states of India.   For approximately about 70 years Article 370 gave nothing but stones in the hands of the youth of Jammu & Kashmir. I pray that with the end of Article 370 we will stop seeing stones, and start seeing books in  the hands of 'Invaluable Indian Future i.e. the valley youth'. Finally with the abolishment of the Article 370 and 35--A, this 'haunted earthly paradise' will come out of Stone Age and march on Information-superhighways to script nascent success stories of spearheading competitiveness in the era Liberalisation, Privatisation and Globalisation (LPG).  On one hand, Kashmir has nothing to lose except stones, horror and terror; and on the other Kashmir, the Paradise Regained m...