Combating undernutrition among children under 5 years is presently an enormous
challenge for India. The study aims to determine the prevalence of undernutrition by the …

Using the fourth round of the Indian National Family Health Survey (NFHS-4), and
subsequently replicating our results using the fifth round (NFHS-5), we document differential …

A lack of access to sanitation not only has negative effects on the environment but also
results in increased prevalence of disease and adversely affects health outcomes. This …

Abstract Backgrounds & Objectives The privileging of boys in immunization coverage,
breastfeeding, and other child care practices in Indian patriarchal society raises questions …

The recent decades have witnessed the rise of digital media; as an essential informal way of
environmental education, the internet has become an important source where public acquire …

Abstract “Categorical thinking” in social science research has been widely criticised by
feminist scholars for conceptualising social categories as natural, de-contextualised, and …

This paper studies child health focusing on differences in anthropometric outcomes between
Christians and non-Christians in India. The non-Christian group includes Hindus and …

Background Caste plays a significant role in individual healthcare access and health
outcomes in India. Discrimination against low-caste communities contributes to their poverty …

We address the issue of inequalities in educational achievements among social groups,
within the framework of Sustainable Development Goal 10 (SDG10). Despite efforts to …

Extant literature on status signalling primarily adopts Veblen's theory of class to caste and
racial identities. This study aimed at adopting a more suitable theoretical lens to examine …