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Articles by Preeti Khanna
Why India’s expanding waistline demands urgent attention?
Share In a small clinic in Mumbai, a doctor sees two patients back-to-back. The first is a severely underweight child stunted from years of malnutrition. The second is a 32-year-old man, obese and pre-diabetic. This stark contrast is a growing reality in India. While hunger remains a crisis, obesity is an equally urgent public health emergency. Yet, unlike diabetes or heart disease, obesity continues to be India’s silent epidemic—recognised but rarely confronted.
Social Networking in Product Design & Development
3 hours ago expresscomputer.in By Dr Preeti Khanna, Associate Professor, School of Business Management, NMIMS In today’s fast-moving time, it is challenging for companies to innovate quickly to come up with new or improved versions of products based on the customer need which keep on changing from time to time.
linking academia, business and industry through research
Home Full-text access for editors Study of enhancing employee engagement at workplace by adopting internet of things by Sumi Jha; Preeti Khanna International Journal of Business and Systems Research (IJBSR), Vol. 14, No. 3, 2020 Abstract: The internet of things (IoT) continues to affirm its importance in the context of information and communication technologies (ICT) for the development of organisation and society. The ecosystem of IoT may still be in a nascent state but is rapidly evolving.
Let’s Bleed With Dignity: 3Ps Of 2020 — Period, Pad and Pandemic
Red Dot Challenge on social media Aaj bhi yeh red dot campaign chal rahi hai? Par kyu? Mujhe toh lagta tha periods na hona ek problem hai. But periods hona kabse problem ho gaya? Yeh feminism nai hai! It’s my birth right! Shhh… periods aa gaye! Yaar iss mai, yeh ‘shhhhh’ karne ki kya baat hai? Periods hi toh hai! I am a girl, I am born with it. Iss mai itni badi baat kya hai?
As COVID-19 Rages On, We Can’t Let Mental Health Become The Next Pandemic
“Quarantine period is depriving people of the things that they need to stay well, from peer support groups to the routine of work and social engagements.” – Danielle Hamm According to the Lancet Commission on global mental health and sustainable development, mental health problems exist along a continuum: from mild, time-limited distress to severe mental health conditions. The COVID-19 pandemic is influencing where people are situated on this continuum.
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