Rohit Kumar

Panjab University · Department of Geography

Himachal Pradesh, known for its diverse topography and varied climatic zones, presents challenges and opportunities for agriculture, especially in regions like Solan, which experience unpredictable weather patterns and harsh winters. The present study investigates the practical implementation and outcomes of protected cultivation in the unique a...

Over 1.3 billion tonnes of food are wasted worldwide each year, making food waste a serious problem both locally and globally. Food instability and environmental damage are the results of this waste, which happens at several points from production to consumption. India wastes 60 million tonnes of food annually, which adds to resource depletion and...

Urban areas globally grapple with the escalating challenge of efficiently managing the mounting waste generated by their burgeoning populations and businesses. An integral facet of waste management involves the implementation of door-to-door garbage pickup schemes and strategic dustbin placement. This study focuses on the effectiveness of such sche...

Tourism is a temporary activity in which individuals visit different locations with the goal of returning after their visit is completed. The major share of Jammu and Kashmir’s economy is tourism, and Mansar wetland has the potential to rise as a leading tourist destination, because of its scenic beauty and natural serenity. But despite its natural...

The migration of tribes has been a fundamental aspect of human history, shaping cultural landscapes and civilizations worldwide. Tribes, defined by shared ancestry, language, and cultural practices, have traversed continents, from the Amazon to the Arctic, preserving unique traditions passed down through generations. In India, a country renowned fo...

Agriculture is the lifeblood of the Indian economy. Agriculture production in India has increased dramatically, albeit with certain adverse effects. Land for agriculture is limited but the population is increasing rapidly, necessitating more food. In order to feed the world's rising population, agricultural intensification must be increased as crop...

Leadership is a critical component of organisational success and societal advancement, with its manifestations shaped by cultural, social and educational contexts. It plays a pivotal role in academic success, career advancement and organisational effectiveness. This qualitative research paper delves into the perceptions of leadership among young ad...

Irrigation has been a central feature of agriculture for some 5,000 years and is a product of many cultures. The process of irrigation helps with the production of crops. Haryana is an agriculturally developed state and the second largest contributor of food grains in India. Irrigation plays a vital role in Haryana's agricultural development becaus...

The Agricultural state of Punjab is dominated by paddy and wheat cropping patterns because of extensive agricultural land and fertile plains of rivers - Ravi, Sutlej and Beas. During the kharif season, paddy is the most sown crop by farmers of Punjab, which leads to stubble burning after crop harvesting. Existing literature shows that there has bee...

Agricultural is a way of life and Punjab State is one of the most developed State in terms of agricultural activity. But within Punjab there are regional disparities in agricultural development, particularly in agricultural productivity. From the existing literature it has been found that there has been lack of studies related to the theme regional...

Efficient urban services, particularly transportation, are crucial for a city's success. However, large-scale infrastructure projects often overlook the needs of affected citizens. While such projects can enhance mobility and economic opportunities, they may also exacerbate inequalities and displace marginalized communities. Understanding the socio...

Food security and the provision of nutrient-dense food to the global population are both greatly impacted by agriculture. With at least two-thirds of the working population employed in the sector and a GDP (Gross Domestic Product) contribution of between 17 and 18%, agriculture is a crucial industry in India. In India, irrigation only makes up abou...

Due to its extensive production of rice and wheat, the northern Indian state of Punjab has long been referred to as the breadbasket of India. But the excessive reliance on these two crops has led to a number of ecological, economic, and social problems, including soil erosion, water scarcity, declining yields, and farmer dissatisfaction. Crop diver...