Projects using Google Scholar in New Delhi

Projects using Google Scholar in New DelhiProjects using Google Scholar in New Delhi

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How Obesity and Genetics Lead to Insulin Resistance and Type 2 …

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Cardamom’s story spans thousands of years—from the gardens of Mesopotamian rulers to the spice routes linking India, Egypt, and the Mediterranean. Ancient texts, archaeological evidence, and botanical research reveal how this small aromatic pod influenced trade, medicine, and cuisine across civilizations. Transforming historical research into engaging narratives is one of the most rewarding aspects of writing about food, culture, and science. If you are working on a book, article, or research project in history, food culture, herbs, or natural products, I help turn complex material into clear, compelling writing. #Ghostwriting #BookWriting #HistoryWriting #FoodHistory

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The Real Sovereignty – A Legal Perspective

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Research Paper: Literature Review, Analysis & Evidence-Based Writing A research-driven piece showcasing academic writing, information synthesis, argument building, and analytical skills.

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Diabetes-A Global Epidemic: Types, Risk Factors, and Complicati…

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Black pepper (Piper nigrum) is more than a culinary spice—it is a pharmacological bioavailability enhancer. Its active compound, piperine, modulates drug-metabolizing enzymes and transport pathways, increasing systemic absorption of co-administered compounds such as curcumin. Long recognized in traditional formulations and now supported by pharmacokinetic research, pepper illustrates a core principle of therapeutics: efficacy depends not only on potency, but on delivery dynamics.

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Israeli Army’s Alleged Use of White Phosphorus – Legal Analysis

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GenAI has changed cybersecurity. It’s no longer just about protecting systems. It’s about protecting reality. AI can now clone voices, fake videos, and automate phishing at scale. For digital government, that means: • Identities can be spoofed • Messages can be fabricated • Trust can be manipulated Cybersecurity must move from IT function → public trust function. Digital transformation without embedded security is exposure. #GovTech #Cybersecurity #DigitalGovernment #GenAI #PublicPolicy

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A Man with a Rare Heart Infection and Its Effects on His Body

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90% of the excess heat from climate change is absorbed by the oceans. That single fact explains why: • Sea levels are rising faster since the 1990s • Coastal risks are accelerating • Some impacts are now locked in for centuries Climate change isn’t just in the air. It’s unfolding in the oceans—quietly, relentlessly. Next: how warming oceans also change chemistry. #ClimateChange #ClimateScience #ClimateCrisis #GlobalWarming #EarthSystems #ClimateRisk #ExtremeWeather #ClimateAction

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Curcumin: A Case Study in Missed Translation Curcumin, the active compound in turmeric, sits at the center of a modern paradox. Thousands of patents and an immense body of preclinical research highlight its anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and anti-cancer potential—yet no curcumin-based drug has emerged from clinical trials. The reason is structural, not botanical. Curcumin shows poor bioavailability, rapid metabolism, and formulation challenges that clash with the single-molecule drug model. Traditional systems never used turmeric in isolation, pairing it with fats and bioavailability enhancers. Curcumin may not be a drug failure—but a signal that our development frameworks need rethinking. #Curcumin #DrugDevelopment #NaturalProducts #ClinicalResearch #IntegrativeMedicine

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Governments worldwide have invested heavily in digital platforms. Portals exist. Forms are online. Processes are “digitized.” Yet public trust remains stubbornly low. The reason is not a lack of technology—it’s a lack of citizen-centric design. Long wait times, confusing interfaces, and fragmented processes signal to citizens that their time is not valued. When people can access financial services instantly but wait weeks for basic government approvals, trust erodes. Digital government succeeds only when it starts with human outcomes, not institutional convenience. Technology should simplify citizens' lives, not mirror bureaucratic complexity. Trust is rebuilt when digital services respect time, dignity, and intent.

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Why Digital Government Fails When We Ignore Complexity Digital government is often discussed as a technology problem. In reality, it is a governance problem expressed through technology. Public services are not greenfield products. They are institutional systems shaped over decades by law, accountability requirements, safeguards, audits, and inter-agency coordination. When these services are digitised, this accumulated complexity does not disappear—it resurfaces in new forms. The success of digital government depends less on front-end innovation and more on robust back-end architecture that respects how government actually works. Where have you seen digital reform underestimate how government really operates?

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Camphor was once valued for its stimulating effects on the mind. Science later confirmed its neurological action—and also its risks. This short looks at how evidence can both validate and limit traditional remedies. A reminder that effectiveness and safety are not the same thing.

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Climate Change, Energy Transition, and What Comes Next Climate change is no longer a future risk—it is a systemic force already reshaping weather, food security, energy systems, and work. Rising greenhouse gas emissions have intensified heat, altered rainfall, and increased climate volatility, with the heaviest impacts falling on vulnerable regions. At the same time, the global shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy marks one of the largest economic transitions in history. It will demand unprecedented investment, infrastructure change, and workforce realignment—while opening new pathways for innovation and resilience. This perspective draws from long-form work I’ve ghostwritten on climate risk and systems transformation. Where do you see the biggest gap today—policy, capital, technology, or narrative?

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Nature doesn’t work in silos—and neither should business or policy. This video explores how systems thinking, inspired by ecology, helps us understand complexity, interdependence, and long-term consequences in decision-making. Where have you seen linear thinking fail in business, governance, or development—and what changed when a systems view was applied?

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