Dr. Dev Prakash
- APID
- 6689
- ORCID
- 0000-0003-3034-8799
- Google Scholar
- fZ_LJioAAAAJ
- Location
- Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan, India
- Expertise
- Physical Education
- Areas of interest
- Sports Biomechanics , Sports Sociology & Sports Psychology
- Member since
- May 2024
Biography
Presently working as HoS & Associate Professor in School of Physical Education, Sports & Yoga Sciences, Singhania University, As Educationist 27 Years experience in the field of Education.
AWARDS - National Level: 1. Utkrishta Seva SammaanShiksha, 2. Srijan Ratan Award, 3. astiya Manav Ratan Samman,4. Life Time Achievement Award, 5. Invitation by the Ministry of Defence, Govt. of India on the occasion of the presentation of the Republic Day .
State Level: Awarded Best Teacher Three Times from Govt. of Delhi.
QUALIFICATION: Ph. D, M.P.E.S, B.P.E, Dip. in Yoga
•Certificate of Teaching in Badminton from Badminton World Federation.
RESEARCH WORK/ARTICAL PUBLISHED:
Research Topic in Ph. D: “Role of National and International Game in Unifying Nation”
Research Topic in M.P.E.S: “Validation of Reaction Board Method Designed Indigenously”
“Validation of Indigenously Developed Reaction Board Method” published in the Book “Advance of Biomechanics” Om Printers,
The Role of National and International Games in Unifying Nations: A Comprehensive Analysis.. been published in Volume-13 / Issue- 06 / Nov-Dec 2023 of Online International Interdisciplinary Research Journal.
Book “Kinesiology and Biomechanics” Published by IIP Publishing House, ISBN:978-93-5747-866-3,
"Effectiveness of the Copyright Laws Related to Content on Internet" Chapter in the Book Emerging Trends of IPR Impacting the Economic Development of India, ABS Books, Delhi
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- "Effectiveness of the Copyright Laws Related to Content on Internet"
- A comparative psychological study between volleyball and basketball players
- The Role of National and International Games in Unifying Nations: A Comprehensive Analysis