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Himani Kulkarni
No full textHimani Kulkarni is a Delhi-based mental health professional with experience in training, content creation, and psychotherapy. Her areas of interest are gender and sexuality, emotional regulation, self-care, and body image concerns. She holds an MA in Applied Psychology and is trained in community mental health, trauma-focused therapy, and sexual and reproductive health and rights. Himani recognizes the importance of repair and maintenance in public mental health, more so since the global crisis posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. She understands that mental health is not only about individual well-being but also about the collective health of communities. Himani believes in a bio-psycho-social understanding of mental health and is dedicated to promoting a rights-based perspective of mental health and well-being. She was a Maintainers Movement Fellow, Movement Builder, and is now a Steering Committee Member
A Tribute to Dorothy E. Smith
Full text linkA Review Essay by Himani Bannerji about the life and work of Dorthy E. Smith
Colloquium: New Philologies / Beyond Nationalism: Faith Movements as Transnational Communities
No full textHimani KapoorAbstract aus der Konferenz “Language.Literature.Politics. 1918–2018. (Un)doing Nationalism and Resistance”, 20.-22.09.2018, Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfur
Colloquium: New Philologies / Beyond Nationalism: Faith Movements as Transnational Communities
No full textHimani KapoorAbstract aus der Konferenz “Language.Literature.Politics. 1918–2018. (Un)doing Nationalism and Resistance”, 20.-22.09.2018, Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfur
Studies on Processing of Kinnow Juice Extracted via ‘ Modified Method of bitterless Kinnow Juice Extraction’
No full textThe high production and productivity of kinnow, which is one of the major fruit crop of
northern India especially of Punjab, has remained underutilized. The major reason has been
the problem of (delayed) bitterness in the extracted juice along with short shelf life of the
fruit. The bitterness is due to triterpenoid limonin, formed during and after juice extraction,
thus rendering the juice unpalatable. Various debittering techniques (physicochemical &
biotechnological) have been attempted in the country, which have met with variable and
incomplete successes, thus processing of the juice is still a challenge. In the present study
attempts were exclusively made on preventive approach for controlling the formation of
limonin thus producing bitterless kinnow juice.
Kinnow juice was extracted by the ‘Modified method of bitterless kinnow juice extraction’
which has been developed in this institute and patent has been filed on it (January 2003).
After giving certain pretreatments to the fruits, the juice was extracted by using only
electric juicer and it was observed that only mid and late season kinnows (January to
march) could be utilized for extracting desirable juice.Department of Biotechnology and Environmental Sciences,Thapar University (Deemed university),Patiala
Thinking About Class, Race, Gender: Himani Bannerji and G.A. Cohen on Capitalism and Socialism
Full text linkThinking About Class, Race, Gender: Himani Bannerji and G.A. Cohen on Capitalism and Socialis
Bannerji, Himani. 2011. Demography and Democracy: Essays on Nationalism, Gender and Ideology
Full text linkBannerji, Himani. 2011. Demography and Democracy: Essays on Nationalism, Gender and Ideology. Toronto: Canadian Scholars’ Press. ISBN 978-1-55130-389-5. Paperback: 34.95 CAD. Pages: 272
QUESTIONNAIRE – Supplemental material for Prevalence of ADHD in Primary School Children in Belagavi City, India
No full textSupplemental material, QUESTIONNAIRE for Prevalence of ADHD in Primary School Children in Belagavi City, India by Himani Mahesh Joshi and Mubashir Angolkar in Journal of Attention Disorders</p
Rating_scale_interpretation – Supplemental material for Prevalence of ADHD in Primary School Children in Belagavi City, India
No full textSupplemental material, Rating_scale_interpretation for Prevalence of ADHD in Primary School Children in Belagavi City, India by Himani Mahesh Joshi and Mubashir Angolkar in Journal of Attention Disorders</p
Properties – Supplemental material for Prevalence of ADHD in Primary School Children in Belagavi City, India
No full textSupplemental material, Properties for Prevalence of ADHD in Primary School Children in Belagavi City, India by Himani Mahesh Joshi and Mubashir Angolkar in Journal of Attention Disorders</p
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