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Upma Singh

Mumbai
As seen in: Nature, Flipboard, ReadWrite, Data Science Central, The Run Time, ColoradoBiz Magazine, Village Square
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Parameter-free optimization algorithm effective and precise solution of the optimal power flow problem

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By Saket Gupta, Neeraj Kumar, Upma Singh, Sandeep Sharma, Ankita Gupta, Mohd Zuhaib, Vijay Bhuria
| Nature
Abstract Difficult Optimization problems can be efficiently solved through nature-inspired optimization algorithms, which remain problem-independent and are computational models at a conceptual level. In this work, a Jaya algorithm will be offered for tackling the Optimal Power Flow (OPF) problem. The basic idea of the Jaya algorithm for optimization problems is that the candidate solutions should move closer to the global optimum solution without converging at suboptimal solutions.
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Mother’s Day special: Rural women’s health hero Samoti Barman

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By Upma Singh, Lyndee Prickitt
| Village Square
When baby Kanak takes her first spoonful of Oral Rehydration Solution, Doncha’s Health Change Vector, Samoti Barman, watches closely. It’s a simple moment, but one that reflects a bigger shift. For many infants in rural Madhya Pradesh, timely treatment and a healthy start to life are still far from guaranteed, especially when mothers are denied the power to make informed health choices. It was not the start Samoti had. Growing up, there was no community health worker to guide families like hers.
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Scooty, sass & sisterhood: How one norm buster is changing the game in Balipur

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By Lyndee Prickitt, Upma Singh
| Village Square
Most would not believe that the woman confidently riding her scooty through Balipur village was once unable to step outside her own home. For years, Geeta Devda lived within rigid boundaries. She was expected to raise children, manage the farm, and seek permission for even the smallest step beyond her doorstep. She also endured domestic violence, a reality that silenced her voice and limited her world.
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