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By: Jitendra Meena, Kuldeep Singh, Nidhi Rao, Jagdish Prasad Goyal, Darshan Rajatadri Rangaswamy, Aliza Mittal, Sakshi Sharma, Daisy Khera
Darshan Rajatadri Rangaswamy Sakshi Sharma Nidhi Rao Jitendra Meena Daisy Khera Jagdish Prasad Goyal
By: Kuldeep Singh, Kuldeep
As Vietnam's economy posts some of the strongest growth in Southeast Asia and the US remains its largest export market, Business Bridge Asia reports...
By: Suman Dhanda, Biochemistry Kurukshetra, Himmat Singh, Praveen Kumar Bharti, Kuldeep Singh, Rohit Nehra
Rohit Nehra Himmat Singh Praveen Kumar Bharti Kuldeep Singh First published: 09 July 2026 Abstract
By: Ravinder Singh, Kuldeep Singh
Termites are eusocial insects that live in large or small colonies. The one-piece wood-feeding termites in Himachal Pradesh are represented by three species, i.e., Archotermopsis wroughtoni, Neotermes bosei and Stylotermes faveolus. In Himachal Pradesh, the distribution of A. wroughtoni was observed from 31.13 to 32.70 °N and 76.04 to 78.25 °E, with an altitudinal range from 1429.02 to 2841.23 m above mean sea level covering three distinct ecological zones. The distribution of N. bosei was observed in foothills of Dhauladhar range, from Palampur to Joginder Nagar, however, S. faveolus was exclusively recorded along the banks of Beas river in Kullu valley. Location-specific morphometric details provide insights on ecological variation in species morphology. The swarming of alates was observed during July and August in A. wroughtoni, and between May and July in N. bosei, during nocturnal hours post 20:00 h. The flight activity in N. bosei revealed a significant [p (uncorrected) < 0.05] positive correlation between maximum temperature (r = 0.41; p = 0.003), minimum temperature (r = 0.44; p = 0.001) and evaporation (r = 0.36; p = 0.009). The data on colony size indicated that A. wroughtoni exhibits variation in size of colonies. In large wooden logs, colony populations were observed ranging approximately between 250 and 1050 individuals; however, in small tree stumps, colonies contained fewer than 100 individuals. The two observed colonies of S. faveolus nesting in tree trunks have a colony size of approximately 1500 individuals. The study provides a deeper insight into the bio-ecology of these termites in this region.
By: Kuldeep Singh
New engineering-led center houses more than 60 engineers, deepening technical capability and bringing localized support to customers across the region
By: Javairiah Fatima, Gustavo Sanchez, Peter S. Giannaris, Kuldeep Singh, Sabr Rishi Ailawadi
Affiliations & Notes a CUNY School of Medicine. New York, NY b Staten Island University Hospital, Northwell Health. Staten Island, NY
By: Kuldeep Singh, Gyana Ranjana, Jagjit Singh
The work elaborates a hybrid cyber-physical architecture to describe and offer solutions to AI jailbreak assaults against safety-oriented frameworks.
By: Kuldeep Singh
Belden Launches New Edge Connectivity, Resilient Switching and High-Density Infrastructure Innovations
By: Kuldeep Singh
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, National Institute of Technology Warangal, Hanamkonda 506004, India
By: Kuldeep Singh
Author(s) Dr. Kuldeep Singh Country India Abstract
