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63“THE INDIAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE: A BIBLIOMETRIC STUDY (2017- 2021)”
Dr. Jamal Ahmad Siddiqui
Coordinator, Department of Library and Information Science, Chaudhary Charan Singh, University, Meerut
Akansha
Department of Library and Information Science, Chaudhary Charan Singh, University, Meerut
1 INTRODUCTION
Political science is that branch of the social sciences that studies the state, politics, and government. Political Science deals extensively with the analysis of political systems, the theoretical and practical applications to politics, and the examination of political behavior.
The Greek thinker, Aristotle, defined political science as the study of the state. Many political scientists view themselves as being engaged in fleshing out the connections between political events and conditions, and by this understanding they hope to construct a system of general principles that posit the way the world of politics works.
Political science is not a standalone field and it intersects many other branches like sociology, economics, history, anthropology, public policy among others.
Political scientists are much sought after these days because of the changing landscape of politics across the world and since the society wants to understand how the political world works, they need someone to explain the nuances of the political economy. Any casual perusal of the newspapers and the television channels reveals that political scientists are at the forefront of debates and discussions for their knowledge and expertise.
The term „Politics‟ is closely related to the Greek word „Polis‟ meaning „city- state‟ (for affairs of the cities-for affairs of the state). The study of politics dates back to 5th century BCE Greece with immense contributions by political philosophers Plato (428/427 BCE – 348/347 BCE) and Aristotle (384 BCE- 322 BCE). Before the 20th century, the study of politics was integrated with other disciplines such as history and philosophy.
Politics was primarily concerned with the study of ethics. It further focused
on the study of political ideas, political institutions and processes within states and the relations between states. But the last two centuries witnessed the study of politics concentrating on the conflict between liberty and equality. In the 21st century, a central theme has been the constant conflict between liberty and security. Some other major themes that are not central to the study of politics are development, environmental sustainability, gender equality and international peace and co-operation. All through history, political philosophers have different perspectives on the central theme of politics. The Greek philosopher Aristotle, the father of Political Science, considered the study of politics as a systematic inquiry to understand the truth about politics so as to explain the relationship between the State and the individual. He described and classified different political systems. Aristotle and Plato made immense contributions to the origin and development of the discipline.
Plato analyzed different political systems and Aristotle, closely following the trails of his teacher Plato, gave the analysis a historical perspective. They tried to understand the working of different forms of governments.
Politics was a matter of discussion in the churches during the medieval period as political power remained with the church under the Holy Roman Empire. The works of philosophers such as St. Augustine („The City of God‟) amalgamated the principles of political philosophy with those of religion. It must be noted here that for the Greek and medieval philosophers, politics was a knowledge centering on the city-state, which by and large had spiritual bond. It was more of a community than a state. It was during the Italian Renaissance that Niccolo Machiavelli laid the foundations of modern political science through his
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64 emphasis on empirical observation andinvestigation of political structures and political behaviour from a secular perspective. Politics, in the words of Harold Lasswell, an American Political Scientist, is „Who gets What, When and How?‟ This definition is based on the assumption that all societies exhibit sharp diversities with people pursuing different interests and values and hence there requires a mechanism through which the conflicting interests are reconciled. Also, scarcity of resources is a feature of all modern societies and so politics would mean the mechanism through which goods and resources are distributed. For Karl Marx, politics was all about class conflict and political power and to David Easton politics meant „the authoritative allocation of values‟. The world around is clearly a political world.
All mankind has been drawn into some political association through which men engage in operation and conflict.
1.1 Political Science
The switch from „Politics‟ to „Political Science‟ occurred as the discipline began to emerge as an autonomous discipline in the modern period. The term politics referred to the affairs of the city state, which was a small community, in the ancient Greece. But the term nowadays refers to as Gilchrist says, „current problems of the government‟. It means that when someone says he is interested in politics it implies that he is involved in several political activities relating to political issues, legislations, labour issues, party activities and the rest which has far wider canvass. On the other hand, the political studies are distinct and hence they need to be differentiated from current problems. Further, politics in one country differ from the others. What is
„politics‟ in India may not mean the same in other places. But „political science‟ will mean one and the same thing everywhere.
Hence it would be better to name the discipline as Political Science than as Politics. The Political Scientists who met at Paris in 1948 also found the term
„Political Science‟ more acceptable. It is not appropriate to use the two terms as synonyms, though a few still prefer to style the discipline also as politics.
The important developments in Political Science since the time it became
a distinct academic discipline occurred in the United States. Until then, Politics was a part of disciplines such as philosophy, law and economics. Political Science as an autonomous discipline dates back to 1880 when John W. Burgess established a School of Political Science at the Columbia University. By 1920‟s most of the leading Universities established an exclusive department for the study of Political Science. The American Political Scientists showed tremendous interest in this direction and took efforts to separate it from history, law and philosophy. The discipline then had very formalistic and institutional approach and this trend continued up to the Second World War.
But later, scholars such as Woodrow Wilson and Frank Goodnow stressed more on the study of social facts over the study of static institutions. There was a conscious effort by scientists such as Arthur Bentley to develop an objective, value-free analysis of politics and the principle impetus in this regard came during the 1920‟s from the Chicago University. Charles E. Merriam was the leading figure in this movement for empirical observation and measurement in political analysis. Charles E. Merriam‟s
„Political Power‟ and Harold Lasswell‟s
„Politics: Who Gets What, When, How?‟
made the aspect of power the central theme of politics. The totalitarian regimes in Europe and Asia in the 1920‟s and 30‟s and the onset of the Second World War turned the discipline away from its focus on institutions and procedures. Works during this phase focused more on political parties, pressure groups, elites and the basis of electoral choices. This new focus on political behaviour came to be known as „behaviouralism‟. The term was borrowed from „behaviourism‟ in psychology. Later, the 1960‟s saw the emergence of a new trend known as „Post- Behaviouralism‟. It was a reaction against the orthodoxy and dominance of the behavioural methods in the study of politics. The call for the development of this trend was given by David Easton, who ironically, was one of the leading advocates of the behavioural revolution.
He claimed that the behavioural method lost touch with reality and hence post- behaviouralism argued that research did not have to be necessarily value free and the emphasis had to be on relevance over
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65 precision. Thus, the intellectual revolutionresulted in many political scientists attempting to comprehend the sociological, anthropological and psychological aspects of the study of Political Science. They vehemently criticized the traditional methods and its formal and parochial tools of analysis.
They pointed out that the political theorists in the past concentrated on state, government, institutions and their formal structures and did not take into consideration the interactions between them and the subjects and failed to examine the political behaviour of humans. Thus, modern political analysis began to rest upon the following four principles:
The search for comprehensive scope
The search for realism
The search for precision
The search for intellectual order 1.2 Scope of Political Science
The scope of political science is vast and experts have divided the field of political science into five sub-disciplines that are:
1. Political theory, 2. Public administration, 3. Comparative politics, 4. International relations, and 5. Public law
It needs to be noted that these sub- disciplines cover the entire gamut of the modern political economy and provide the basis for the study and understanding of how the global political economy works.
The study of the matters concerning the allocation and distribution as well as the transfer of power is one of the main preoccupations of political scientists.
The success or otherwise of the governance structures is gauged by political scientists who examine the multifaceted and multi layered factors at work that contribute to good or bad governance.
The scope of the political scientists has now been broadened to include the realm of the study of the democratic elections across the world. In other words, with the explosion in the political systems all over the world, political scientists, and their scope of study has been considerably enhanced.
1.3 The Importance of Political Science The importance of political science lies in the fact that all of us live within political systems and we are affected by the changes in the global political economy.
With the advent of globalization, there has been a concomitant rise in the interest taken by the people of the world in understanding the political systems of other countries. Hence, political scientists become valued and important as they provide the lens through which we can understand the global political economy.
There are many universities that provide graduate and higher-level degrees in political science and in recent years, because of the renewed interest in political science as a field of study, there are many takers for these courses.
Political science is intimately linked to history as the patterns of the past provide clues to the future. There can be no better guide to understanding the present and to predict the future than by studying the events in the past and extrapolating them to the future. For instance, when political scientists try to predict the likely direction, which the global political economy takes, they would be relying on history to predict political behavior. Next, political science is closely intertwined with sociology as both branches attempt to study human behavior in groups. Whereas sociology studies the entire societies, political science is concerned with the political systems that are part of the larger society.
The study of the interactions between the people and the state is something that both sociology and political science aim to do and hence, there is a symbiotic relationship between sociology and political science.
1.4 Indian Political Science Association The Indian Political Science Association (IPSA) is the highest, the oldest and the largest academic and professional body of teachers and scholars of Political Science and Public Administration in India. This is the national association and non-profit registered organization. The aims and intellectual traditions of IPSA are- Advancement of Political Science;
Scientific Study of Politics; Dissemination of Knowledge; and Rigorous Political Enquiry.
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66 The Indian Political ScienceAssociation was established in December 1938 on the advice and invitation of Bharat Ratna Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya at Varanasi. Pandit Govind Ballabh Pant, the then premier of United Province (presently Uttar Pradesh), was invited to preside over the inauguration of IPSA. The need to start an association had been felt for a long time and it was in May 1938 that it was actually decided. A circular was issued of the end of August 1938, inviting cooperation of scholars of Political Science for this auspicious journey.
The first conference was held on 22-24 December 1938 with the singing of Vande Mataram song. Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya, the Vice Chancellor, welcomed the delegates and spoke briefly of the pressing political issues facing the country. Dr. A.S. Altekar took the delegates to Sarnath for excursion. Dr.
P.N. Banerjee of Calcutta was elected as President and Sri Gurumukh Nihal Singh of Banaras was elected as Secretary and Treasurer. Dr. Beni Prasad of Allahabad and Dr. V.S. RaM of Lucknow became Vice Presidents.
In September 1939, the IPSA started publication of a quarterly journal entitled “The Indian Journal of Political Science (IJPS)”. In 2009, the IPSA started publication of a bi-annual journal in Hindi entitled “Bhartiya Rajniti Vigyan Shodh Patrika” Prof. Sanjeev Kumar Sharma became the first Editor.
In its history of more than 83 years, IPSA has organised Annual Political Science Conferences regularly. Renowned political scientists of the country from all regions and institutions have held positions in IPSA Executive Committee and the Editorial Board. IPSA has held events throughout the country from Lahore (1940) to Trivandrum (1948), from Bombay (1941) to Calcutta (1950), from Waltair (1957) to Ahmedabad (1966).
Mysore (3), Chennai (4), Jaipur (3), Calcutta (3), Lucknow (2), Hyderabad (3), Jodhpur (2), Agra (2), Aligarh (2), Poona (2), Ujjain (2) are some prominent places to hold the conference more than once.
1.5 The Indian Journal of Political Science
The Indian Journal of Political Science is one of the most reputed refereed journals of
Political Science at international level and the foremost journal of the discipline in India. A quarterly publication, the journal reflects the intellectual tradition and dedication of its parent body, the Indian Political Science Association (IPSA), toward the advancement of political science, scientific study of politics, and dissemination of knowledge through rigorous political inquiry.
1.6 Methodology
Data for the present study consists theses submitted to Ch. Charan Singh University, Meerut during 2017-2021. All the reference listed in this thesis were noted down form each theses by the researchers on a specified data capturing sheet designed for this purpose. The collected references were thoroughly analysed and segregated in to the different categories of documents such as Books. Journals articles, conference paper, reports etc. Each reference made at one time has been counted as one citation.
If the same reference was repeated it has been counted again. The information relating to each citation, i.e, number of authors, bibliographic form, name of the journal, subject, Country of Origin, name of the publisher, and the availability of references in the library concerned. The data was compiled and analysed using MS- Word software. Finally a list of core journals was compiled and prepared on the basis of highly cited articles of the journals was compiled and prepared on the basis of highly cited articles of the journals in International Studies.
2 REVIEW OF LITERATURE
Various Studies have been carried out on citation analysis. For the present Study the following studies have been reviewed in the light of the topic.
Rahman (Md. Ziaur). Udayan bhattacharya. (2013), This Study evaluates Ph.D theses in Physics, submitted to the North Bengal University Darjeeling, West Bengal during 1987 to 2007. This study aims to determine the year wise distribution of theses, the guide ship pattern, to determine the most productive guide and average number of citations per theses. The study also investigates the citation distribution to show which formats is cited most in each subject of Science. To identify the characteristics of the cited references in
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67 terms of format source of information,and to view the choronological distribution of cited literature. Which will show the time during which literature in the particular subjects remains active.
The study presents the trends in authorship pattern and collaborative research in physics. Journal and books/monographs were the two formats that were most frequently cited in physics (81.76 % and 8.34%). The ratio between single and multi-authored papers is approximately 1.3. The degree of collaboration in physics is 0.774. The study indicates that maximum references were used during the year of 1980-1989.
Journal published in India, USA, UK and the Netherlands are popular among the university Science researchers. The most frequently cited journal titles were the Physics letter, Physics Review A, Mol.
Cryst. Liq. Gystal.
Siddiqui (J.A) (2016) Citation analysis of Ph.D. theses in Sociology Submitted to Ch. Charan Singh University, Meerut (INDIA). It analysis author pattern ship, the forms of literature used by the research scholars and the distribution of citations according to time. It identifies the leading journals in citations. Ph.D. and prepares a list of care journals in the field of sociology.
Baskaran (C), Batcha (M. Sadik), Nagarajun (M) 2007 Describe the Scientometrics of indicate of the cardiology Journals in G8 Countries. This study concentrates that citation impact of the journal in Cardiology.
9726 no of Journals published in G8 countries of this high value of impact factor produced the chest 0.438 the cited journals obtained form the web of science.
Pattern of Co-authorship, pattern of Co- authorship in different blocks. This study indicates that the US has been contributed ries while that of the UK, Japan, Italy, France, Germany, and Canada and Russia in and the decline.
The Scientometric output is dominated by the single authored-papers and multi- authored papers study emphasis on domestic and International collaboration.
Thanuskodi (S), Nair (Radha V.) (2016) Studies relating to research in law are very essential to identify the modern research and progress of the subject.
More over these are unpublished documents, hence the analyzing the
progress made in this field. citation study and analysis may throw light on the extent of dependence of legal research on legal materials and various subjects in other disciplines. It is hoped that outcome of the study will expose to researchers in law, the pattern of information use in their field and the total scenario of research going on in the concerned areas.
All of us line under a legal environment and must confront the law in many aspects of our daily lines.
Khare (V.P.), Mishra (Avinash) Citation analysis of doctoral thesis in English Subject submitted to Bundelkhand University, Jhasi, Uttar Prades during the period 2001-2009, were analyzed for finding possible relationships between citing articles and bibliographic forms. Frequency and percentage distributions (Shows in tables). The findings from this study could provide guidelines in collection development and provide a model that library or information centers could use to identify the primary sources. It may also help in planning of budget, collection maintenance and designing user services in libraries.
Kaur (Amrit Pal), Kaur Ratlan (Grujeet) (2015) Presents citation analysis of doctoral thesis submitted tp the department of Library and Information Science of Punjab University Patiala during the year 1994-2013. The citation analysis of thesis shows that 59.41 % of the Citation are single authored; 48.43 % are journal citations; Indian books are preferred our foreign books; collage and research Libraries is the most cited journal; print resource are preferred our electronic resources but the trend is changing. Finally a ranked list of cited periodicals has been prepared along with the applicability of Bradford law of scattering.
2.1 Year Wise Distribution
Year Volume 1 2 3 4 Total Percentage
% 2017 78 20 23 19 77 139 23.12 % 2018 79 48 50 18 129 245 40.76 % 2019 80 21 17 22 20 80 13.31 % 2020 82 17 16 16 22 66 10.98 % 2021 82 17 16 16 22 71 11.81
Grand Total 601 Grand
Percentage 99.98 %
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68 Table 1, Shows that the number ofcontributions, are increasing day by day in later volumes of the journals most significant part of this chard is that it is showing a contribution volume by volume. A total of 601 contribution have been published is five years (2017-2021).
Table 1 give detail regarding the distribution of 601 contribution published from (2017-2021). Maximum number of contribution 129 (40.76%) published in 2018 followed by (23.12%) in 2017. The minimum numbers of Articles 66 (10.98
%) were published in 2020.
2.2 Authorship Pattern-
No. of Author No. Articles % One Author 464 80.83%
Two Author 101 17.59
Three Author 8 1.39
More than 3A 1 0.17
Total 574 99.98
Table-2 reveals that the Contributions of double Author are more than those of single, triple or more than triple author. The Single authorship pattern has 464.
The multiple authorship pattern use further analysed to shed more light on the pattern of Collaboration.
Publication with two author are 101 paper
followed by their authorship pattern with 8 papers and, more than three authorship pattern 1 Paper. This show a trend that more researchers and library professionals are coming together to execute the research project and studies in library and information science field.
2.3 Organizational Distribution University 388 49.95
College 233 29.45
Institution 20 2.52 Research Centre 150 18.96
Total 791 99.98
Table-3
Indicate institution wise distribution of contribution in the journal out of 791 contribution the highest number 388 (49.05) has been contributed by the Staff of academic institutions. University and College libraries have contributed. 388 (49.05%) Research Centere have contributed 150 (18.96%) Institution have contributed 20 (2.52%).
2.4 Geographical Area (State)
State No. of
Articles %
UP 85 12.40
New Delhi 68 9.92
Odisha 54 7.88
Tamilnadu 43 6.27
Bihar 41 5.98
Telangana 40 5.83
West Bengal 38 5.54
Australia 35 5.10
Haryana 28 4.08
Karnataka 26 3.79
Rajasthan 22 3.21
Punjab 20 2.91
Assam 19 2.77
Andhra Pradesh 19 2.77
Kerla 18 2.62
Delhi 17 4.48
Uttra Khand 11 1.60
Jammu Kashmir 11 1.60
Gujrat 10 1.45
Jharkhand 10 1.45
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69Kashmir 7 1.02
Meghalya 6 0.87
Manipur 6 0.87
Mizzarm 6 0.87
Bangladesh 5 0.72
Chandigarh 4 0.58
Sikkim 4 0.58
Ethopia 4 0.58
Nagaland 3 0.43
Punchary 3 0.43
South Africa 2 0.29
Andman and
Nicobar Island
2 0.29
Bhubneshwar 1 0.14
Aizawl 1 0.14
Tripura 1 0.14
Zimabdwl 1 0.14
Goa 1 0.14
Ujjan 1 0.14
Shimla 1 0.14
New Zeland 1 0.14
Samastipur 1 0.14
Bodhgaya 1 0.14
Nigeria 1 0.14
MP 1 0.14
Chandigarh 1 0.14
Manipur 1 0.14
US 1 0.14
TOTAL 685 99.72
The information collected through Table-4 Canting geographical distribution of article reveals that maximum publication 85 (12.40%) were recorded in the state of UP, followed by NCR New Delhi which recorded 68 (9.92%) Odisa Occupied the third place by producing 54 Publication.
How era Tamil Nadu, Bihar and Telangana his Produced 43 (6.27%), 41 (5.98%) and 40 (5.83% respectively it has been noticed that few states like Tripura Goa Madhya Pradesh and Manipur Has produced only one publication in the present study.
2.5 Length of Articles
No. of 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Total
Pages LXXVII LXXIX LXXX LXXXI LXXXII
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
0-5 10175 7 36 30 7 4 3 2 7 4 1 1 2 2 1 1 214
6-10 10 4 9 7 12 19 17 97 16 12 12 16 14 15 13 16 15 13 20 331
11-15 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 12
Total 557
Table-5 Indicate the detail about the pages length of Contributions out of 557 contributions, 214 contribution have page length 0-5 pages, while 331 Contributions have length of 6-10 Pages and only 12 Contribution Length between 11-15 3 MOST PROLIFIC AUTHOR
1 Nain, Anshuiya 7
2 Basani, Lavanya 4
3 Gupta, Neeraj A 3
4 Kundu, Rajesh Kumar 3
5 Majumder, Munmun 3
6 Nandy, Debas 3
7 Surash 2
8 Abdul, Nazer K 2
9 Islam, Ali 2
10 Amrutkar, Parshant 2
11 Anand, B 2
12 Nandy, Debasis 2 13 Bansal, Meenakshi 2
14 Banu, Nayeen S 2
15 Pardhan, Puspatarani 2 16 Benjamin, Joseph 2 17 Bharti, Rajendra 2 18 Bhattacharya, Swatilekha 2
19 Biswa, Anil 2
20 Dalal, Singh Rajbir 2 21 Dar, Iwbal Arshid 2 22 Doungel, JangkhongAm 2 23 Dungdung, Pushpalata 2
24 Dutta, Rajshree 2
25 Hantel, Tejashwini 2
26 Jiwan 2
27 Khan, Ahmad Tanveer 2 28 Khobragade, Vinod 2 29 Kumar, Mohonty Parshant 2 30 Lalremruata, Joshep C 2
31 Lone 2
32 Meena, Rani 2
33 Moushmi, Pattnaik 2
34 Muthuraj, P 2
35 Padmashree, K 2
36 Palekar, SA 2
37 Panda, Kantibala 2
38 Ramadevi, N 2
39 Ramakrishna, Pardhan 2
40 Rampal, Sushma 2
41 Ravi, Ramavath 2
42 Reedy, Gopal G 2
43 Saha, Sreerupa 2
44 Sakthivel, P 2
45 Sangeeta, Vijay 2
46 Sarita 2
47 Sarki, Arpan 2
48 Sethi, Chandra Gobinda 2
49 Sankar, Ajmeera 2
50 Sharma, Anupam 2
51 Shrivastava, Rashmi 2
52 Singh, Preet 2
53 Singh, Rakesh 2
54 Singal, Vipin 2
55 Someshwar, B 2
56 Tandoon, Pardeep 2 57 Tripathi, Ambikesh 2
58 Vinodam, C 2
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7059 Warty, Anuya 2
60 Yasmin 2
61 Shaffiuzzaman 2
62 Abdul, Nazer K 1
63 Abed, Farman 1
64 Acharya, SS 1
65 Agarwal, Abha 1
66 Agarwal, Nitasha 1
67 Agarwal, Smita 1
68 Aggarwal, Payal 1
69 Aggarwal, Preety 1 70 Agnihotri, Divya 1 71 Agrahari, Kalpana S 1
72 Agrawal, Akshay 1
73 Ahmad, Fayaz Ganic 1
74 Ahmad, Niyaz 1
75 Ahmed, Javed 1
76 Ahmed, Raza 1
77 Ahmed, Riyaz K 1
78 Alagumalai 1
79 Alok, Balhwan 1
80 Alolaimy, Mohamed 1 81 Arefeen, Shamsul 1
82 Arya, Raka 1
83 Ashok 1
84 Ashwati, CK 1
85 Ashwini 1
86 Aswath, GR 1
87 Atriya, Dey 1
88 Azharuddin, Mohd 1
89 Babji, Y 1
90 Babu , Ramesh V 1
91 Babu, Hari k 1
92 Babu, Veera D 1
93 Badruddin 1
94 Bahagi, Prety 1
95 Bala, Kiran 1
96 Balakrishnan, N 1
97 Bannerjee, Hema 1
98 Barah, Kishabananda 1
99 Baral, PC 1
100 Barik, Srinibas 1 101 Barma, Lochan Padma 1 102 Barma, Padma Lochan 1
103 Barua, Tanmay 1
104 Baruah, Ankita 1
105 Basu, Shankar Partha 1
106 Batish, Neeraj 1
107 Bavgi, Rahul V 1
108 Bawa, Poonam 1
109 Begum, Mumtaz 1
110 Begum, Sayyada 1
111 Behera, Rabindra 1
112 Beniwal, Anju 1
113 Bhagdikar, Praveen S 1
114 Bhagwat, DR 1
115 Bhagwat, Kanchan 1
116 Bhaskar, Amit 1
117 Bhat, Ahmad Mudasir 1 118 Bhat, Younes Mohd 1 119 Bhosale, Harshad Kerba 1 120 Bhutia, Doina Tenzing 1 121 Bibi, Zilaikha K 1 122 Bindra, Sukhwant 1 123 Bistee, Anjanayya 1 124 Biswachintamani, Ambika 1 125 Biswas, Hari Das 1
126 Biswas, Sujay 1
127 Bonagani, Rama Rao 1 128 Borah, Denanhuson 1
129 Borah, Pankaj 1
130 Chakarbarty, Manas 1 131 Chakraborty, Ruchita 1 132 Chakraborty, Tirthankar 1 133 Chakravarthy, Pradeep 1 134 Chalhang, Khachungla 1 135 Chandra, Umash 1
136 Chandra,Vikash 1
137 Chandrashekhar, K 1 138 Chattopadhyay, Pabisha 1 139 Chattopadhyay, Pratip 1 140 Chattopadhyay, Pratip 1 141 Chattopadhyay, Pratip 1 142 Chekal, Yayew Genot 1 143 Chekol, Yayew Genet 1 144 Chhetri, Durga Prasad 1 145 Chinmaya, Pradhan 1
146 Chinnaraja, R 1
147 Chitra, Devi K 1
148 Dalip 1
149 Danladi, Bot E 1
150 Dar, Iwbal Arshid 1 151 Dar, Iwbal Arshid 1 152 Dar, Muzammil Ahad 1
153 Darab, Rabia 1
154 Das, Bipin 1
155 Das, Kishore 1
156 Das, Phumoni 1
157 Das, Tapan 1
158 Das, Umakant 1
159 Dash, Sucharita 1
160 Daskh, Rekha 1
161 Debadhikary, Rupa 1 162 Debnath, Biplab 1
163 Debnath, Kunal 1
164 Deepika 1
165 Dobhal, Harsh 1
166 Dolly, KM 1
167 Dongara, Animesh 1 168 Doradla, Manovikash 1 169 Drobac, Ann Jennifer 1 170 Dubey, Bedi Sushila 1
171 Dungdung, Anil 1
172 Duraish, MV 1
173 Dwedi, Manan 1
174 Fatah, Muddasir 1 175 Fernandez, Reshmi H 1 176 Gaidhame, Anjali 1 177 Gaidhane, Arunrao Rohini 1 178 Gavhane, Mahadev 1 179 Gayathri, Biju O 1
180 Gayatri 1
181 Ghatak, Sandeep KR 1 182 Ghosh, Shreyasi 1
183 Ghosh, Subarna 1
184 Giri, Hrushikesh 1
185 Gogoi, Tarun 1
186 Gondyala, Chakravarthi K 1
187 Goyal, Ritu 1
188 Gupta, Avanika 1
189 Gupta, Neelam 1
190 Gupta, Sanjay 1
191 Gupta, Shobha 1
192 Hantal, Tejashwini 1
193 Hari, Babu K 1
194 Harijan,Vikash 1
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71195 Humar, Khwaja 1
196 Hussain, Sabiha 1
197 Hussain, Zahid 1
198 Hussain, Zakir MD 1 199 Ingale, Sunil S 1
200 Ingle, VS 1
201 Ishtiaq, Ahmad 1
202 Jaiswal, Amrita 1
203 Jamal, Naved 1
204 Jamshed, Mod 1
205 Jamshed, Mod Qazi 1
206 Jan, Fazia 1
207 Jayanta, Debnath 1 208 Jayanta, Krishna Sarmah 1 209 Jayaramaiah, Kajgar IR 1 210 Jena, Chandra Subas 1
211 Jha, Kiran 1
212 Jha, Niraj 1
213 Jha, Seema 1
214 Jha, Shekhar Chandra 1 215 Jha, Kumar Vinod 1 216 Joao M Domingos,
Ignatius Ferreira 1 217 Johnsan, Padma B 1
218 Joseph, Simi 1
219 Joshi, Kavita 1
220 Jospeh, Jinu 1
221 Kadu, Anil R 1
222 Kajagar, IR 1
223 Kandasamy, AJ 1
224 Kapur, Suvir 1
225 Kashikar, Mohan S 1
226 Kataria, Kanta 1
227 Katta, Ganeshbabu 1
228 Kaur, Avneet 1
229 Kaur, Dawinder 1
230 Kaur, Gurdeep 1
231 Kaur, Jaspreet 1
232 Kaur, Minhas Hardeep 1
233 Kaur, Prabhjot 1
234 Kaura, Vinay 1
235 Kaura,Vinay 1
236 Kaushal, Rachna 1
237 Kavita, D 1
238 Khan, Ahmad Tariq 1
239 Khan, Zarine 1
240 Khanna, Pallavi 1 241 Khimta, Abha Chauhan 1
242 Khusboo 1
243 Kishan, Raghwundra 1
244 Kishor 1
245 Kishor, D 1
246 Kishor, Doma 1
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