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Authors:Hardev Singh Virk Pages: 12 - 17 Abstract: History of Indian Science is a fascinating subject. Rajinder Singh has written biographies of many prominent but lesser-known scientists of Calcutta School of Physics. He is considered as an authority on CV Raman whose life and work became the subject of his D.Sc. thesis in Germany. His monumental work includes how and why Mahatma Gandhi missed the Nobel Peace Prize. He also wrote about Indians who were nominated for Nobel Prize and some others who were invited as nominators. He is the first historian of science to cover a vast range of topics concerning Indian science and scientists. Keywords: History of Science; CV Raman; Calcutta School; Biography; INSA PubDate: 2023-11-16 DOI: 10.37591/omniscience.v13i2.3741 Issue No:Vol. 13, No. 2 (2023)
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Authors:Hardev Singh Virk Abstract: The Nobel Prize is the most coveted and one of the best-known academic honors in the world. During 19th century, Germany, France, and UK were leaders in science and most of the Nobel Prizes were shared amongst their scientists. Max Planck is acknowledged as the Father of Quantum Physics. He got 74 nominations, including one from Albert Einstein, for Nobel Prize between 1907 and 1918 before he was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1919. The story reveals that getting nominated is not so difficult but there are many hurdles to be crossed for achieving the award. Max Planck discovered a new definition of the Second Law of thermodynamics which became the basis of his famous law of black body radiation. His ideas influenced the development of Theoretical Physics in Germany and later in the whole world. Keywords: Max Planck, Radiation, Quanta, Planck Constant, Nobel Prize PubDate: 2023-06-02 Issue No:Vol. 13, No. 1 (2023)
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Authors:Jipsy Malhotra, Pankhuri Sharma Pages: 1 - 7 Abstract: Blended learning became one of the most well-liked pedagogical ideas, Since blended learning took off, a growing number of studies have discussed it. Traditional face-to-face learning could not be combined with remote learning environments due to a lack of technology. Yet in the last ten years, new technological advancements have filled the gap between traditional face-to-face learning and distributed learning settings. A learning system based on cutting-edge technology with blended learnin as a potential consequence. The appeal of the blended learning strategy is the inclusion of technology- assisted learning techniques to the currently used traditional learning methods. The incorporation of technology significantly improves the entire experience of teaching and learning by addressing drawbacks of the conventional method. Also Blended learning frequently combines conventional classroom and online learning activities, such as guest lecturers, multimedia presentations, dreaming up, testimonials, demonstrations, small-group discussions, project-based learning, knowledge building, instructional programs, virtual world, and many other classroom teaching methods that can enhance students' learning. In addition to using more conventional teaching methods, blended learning methods provide students and teachers the chance to get used to the technologically enhanced learning environment. The present study aims to identify the emerging trends in blended learning . The study's primary goal is to explore and evaluate the newest trends in blended learning. According to previous studies, distributed learning environments will have a major influence on blended learning in the future. PubDate: 2023-05-14 Issue No:Vol. 13, No. 1 (2023)
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Authors:Jatin Nama, Hiya Gurbani, Anuj Modi, Krati Sharma, Harshit Verma Pages: 14 - 18 Abstract: All around the world, Jataka Tales have cherished our Moral Values, Ethics and Human Values for a long time. They have been an indispensable source of teaching the way of living life in the society of those times. “This line is referring to the fact that the tales being described recount the previous lifetimes of Lord Buddha, during which he was progressing towards achieving enlightenment and becoming a Buddha. In other words, the stories are about the various stages of his spiritual journey leading up to his ultimate attainment of Buddhahood.” Jataka Tales are a core part of Buddhist literature articulated by Lord Buddha. They are preached by Buddhist monks to imbibe these values in people. A person may live a meaningful life by following the path led by these stories for inculcating the theme of peace of mind and happy life. The further analysis and implementation of these morals and ethics in modern times and their importance will be discussed in this research. (Along with its proliferation). In the present paper selected three stories have been taken for the discussion: 1. “The Noble Monkey”; 2.“The Clever she Goat”; 3.“ This sentence describes the story of a conceited woman who, as a result of her vanity and negative karma, was reborn in her next life as a lowly dung-worm. In other words, the woman's pride and self-importance led to a negative consequence in the form of her reincarnation as an insignificant and unpleasant creature.”. These stories are conveying the powerful feelings of friendship, loyalty, honesty, wit, affection, salvation, rebirth, hard work, and skills. All these stories are much needed for the Contemporary Society in which these values are depreciating each day. PubDate: 2023-05-13 DOI: 10.37591/omniscience.v13i1.3606 Issue No:Vol. 13, No. 1 (2023)
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Authors:Iyanda Kamoru Ahmed, Zangina Aishatu Mohammed, Nuyong Anuhu Pages: 27 - 40 Abstract: In Nigeria, women are an important part of the production, processing, and use of the nation's food resources and as a result, they play an important part in the agricultural productivity of the nation. Not only has the persistent state of insecurity posed a threat to the very fabric of national integration in the country and created an environment of fear, disquiet, and anxiety, but it has also dealt a lethal blow to the educational, industrial, and socioeconomic development of the country, including agricultural production. The present issue has put the lives of women, in particular, as well as agricultural operations of the region, in jeopardy. The present study, therefore focus on insecurity in the three selected communities in Gwoza Local Government Area of Borno State and its impacts on women participation in food production. The research was carried out utilizing a survey-based cross-sectional approach within the community. The respondents were chosen using a multistage sampling process. Inside each of the communities that were chosen, a method of systematic sampling was used to choose 15 families. Then within each of those family homes, a respondent (a woman) aged 25 years or older was purposefully selected for the research. There were a total of 45 people chosen to participate in the present study. Result of the interviews (qualitative data) was transcribed and network analysis was plotted with the aid of Atlas.ti software version 9 using thematic coding to analyse the impact of insecurity on women participation in food production. The present study revealed that there was generally high incidence of insecurity in Gwoza LGA. The extent of participation by women on food production was therefore, very low as measured against the experience of the past before the insurgency. The present study, therefore concluded that threats to lives and properties has crippled the motivation of women to engage in activities that can enhance the economic development of the society and their well-being. In order to forestall food insecurity (hunger, starvation) PubDate: 2023-05-13 DOI: 10.37591/omniscience.v13i1.3613 Issue No:Vol. 13, No. 1 (2023)
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Authors:Neelam Balekar, Shivani Agrawal, Subhi Jain Pages: 46 - 51 Abstract: Falun Gong, also known as Falun Dafa, is a spiritual practice rooted in ancient Chinese techniques that aims to enhance the well-being of individuals through a holistic approach encompassing the body,mind, and soul. This review focuses on current research pertaining to the physical, mental, and spiritual health effects of Falun Dafa. The objective is to explore the potential benefits associated with this spiritual practice. Emerging evidence suggests that Falun Dafa may have positive influences on various hormonal factors, including cortisol, serotonin, and dopamine. Specifically, it has been observed that Falun Dafa practice is associated with decreased cortisol levels, which are indicative of reduced stress. Furthermore, practitioners have reported increased serotonin and dopamine levels, which are associated with improved mood, emotional balance, and overall well-being. These findings highlight the potential of Falun Dafa to promote a sense of harmony and equilibrium in individuals. However, further research is warranted to elucidate the underlying mechanisms and comprehensively assess the impact of Falun Dafa on hormone regulation and overall health. By gaining a deeper understanding of these effects, we can potentially unlock new avenues for optimizing individual well-being through the practice of Falun Dafa. PubDate: 2023-07-25 DOI: 10.37591/omniscience.v13i1.3698 Issue No:Vol. 13, No. 1 (2023)
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