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Articles by Man Mohan Shukla
Dual-band single negative metamaterial-based MIMO antenna with enhanced performance
Abstract This work presents a single-layer metasurface characterization and analysis for converting a linearly polarised narrowband antenna to a wideband circularly polarised antenna and its multiple-input-multiple-output (MIMO) implementation. The single-layer metasurface is supported by grounded dielectric substrate, which is considered wave-guided metamaterial to retrieve the effective refractive index along the propagation direction.
A systematic review of empirical studies on gamified learning environments for women in the last decade (2015–2025)
Abstract This is a systematic review of 38 empirical studies on gamified learning environments for women from 2015 to 2025, filling a key gap in gender-responsive design and methodology. The primary aim of this study is to develop an integrated theoretical framework of gendered experiences during gamified learning, to identify the effective gamification strategies for female learners, and to discuss the possibility of gamification to challenge traditional gender roles.
Lessons from Mahabharata: Black, White, and Coloured Too
The Mahabharata has lived for thousands of years for the reason that it serves as that vast ocean human emotions in which everyone can pour their own understanding and find acceptance without judgment. There is an innate human desire to see and interpret things in a monochromatic palette of black-and-white.
Lessons from Mahabharata - The Mother Who Abandoned Her Son, and the Mother Who Did Not
Kunti abandoned her first-born son, Karna, almost immediately after birth. Gandhari aborted her first foetus out of frustration. There-in lies a tale of two mothers. Kunti did not abort Karna. Perhaps the swiftness with which Karna was born after her union with Lord Surya did not afford her the opportunity, or perhaps she did not want to, since feticide was an abominable crime. In any case, what the Mahabharata tells us that she did not keep this child.
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