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Publications

Year 2010 

  1. Book by Sharma; A. and Arora C. 2012. Traditional Textile Units of Kumaon. ISBN: 978-3-659-23247-3. Published by: Lambert Academic Publishing, Germany.

  2. Sharma; A and Parwana; M. 2010. Mithila (Madhbani) Paintings: A Pride of Mithilanchal (Bihar). Textile Trends. 53 (1): 25-31.

  3. Sharma; A. 2010. Traditional weaving Units and Looms of Garo Tribe of Meghalaya. Textile Trends. 53 (8):37-42.

  4. Sharma; A. 2010. Dakmanda: A Symbol of Rich Weaving Culture of Garos. Central Agricultural University Research News Letter. 1 (2): 12-13.

  5. Rane N. B., (2010): “Development of Entrepreneurship through Education &Training Programmes”. In edited book entitled “”, Page. No. 110-114

Year 2011 

  1. Sharma; A., Grover, E. and Paul, S. 2011. Colour fastness of Walnut dye on Cotton. Indian Journal of Natural Products and Resources. Vol. 2 (2): 164-169.

  2. Sharma; A and Arora; C. 2011. Screen Printing Skill Development to the Weavers of Uttaranchal for Sustainable Development. Man-made Textiles in India. 39 (7): 233-237.

  3. Sharma; A, Grover; E and Paul; S. 2011.Development of Suitable process for Dyeing of silk with Rheum Emodi.Indian Silk. 2 (4): 24-26.

  4. Rane N. B., (2011): “Best Corporate Governance Practice: Best Management Practice”. In edited book entitled “Business Organizations and Ethical Goverence in India”,ISBN No.: 978 93-80744278 Page. No. 117-123

  5. Rane N. B., (2011): “Women Entrepreneurship Indian perspective”. In edited book entitled “Role of Social Entrepreneurship in India”, ISBN No.: 978-93-81090-49-7 Page. No. 204-207

Year 2012

  1. Baruah; S. and Sangani; J. 2012.Banjara- Weaving in Colours. Marvar Magazine.18 (5): 40-44.

  2. Baruah; S.and Agarwal; A. 2012.Development of Swarovski Crystal Components and transfer for printed Silk. Man Made Textile in India. XL (3): 93-98.

  3. Baruah; S. and Sangani; J. 2011. Rebirth of Himroo Journal of Textile Association. 71 (6): 331-335.

  4. Baruah; S. and Bharve; V. 2011.Revival of Khadi. Apparel

  5. Sharma; A. 2012. Green Gold: Bamboo and its Application in Textiles. Central Agricultural University Farm Magazine.Vol: 1 No. 2.

  6. Sharma; A, Goel; A & Mehta V. 2012. Overview of Block Printing Centers of Rajasthan (Mevar). Textile Trends.54(14): 24-29.

  7. Sharma; A and Goel; A. 2012. Blending and Processing of Wool with Speciality Hair Fibers to Empower Rural Women.Textile Trends. (55) 1: 35- 40.

  8. Sharma; A. 2012. Wool - A Wonderful fiber: its care and storage. Central Agricultural University Farm Magazine.Vol: 2 No. 3

  9. Sharma; A. 2012. Queen of Fiber Silk: Its Care and Storage. Central Agricultural University Farm Magazine.Vol: 2 No. 4

Year 2013

  1. Agarwal, J. and Dedhia, E. (2013). Mesta Bast Fibre- An overview of Different Retting Methods for Mesta (Hibiscu Sabdariffa). Textile Value Chain, 2(3), pp.51-52.

  2. Baruah; S. and Gaikwad; A. (2013). Comparative study of chemical bleached and traditionally bleached Cotton khadi fabric treated with natural herbs. Man Made Textile in India. XLI (1): 10-12.

  3. Baruah; S and Salve; D. (2013). Visual Merchandizing and Its Effect on Sale. Textile Value Chain. 1 (4): 40-41.

  4. Baruah; S. and Herland; G. 2013. Developing a Global Designer Clothing Market by Using Information Technology and Comparative Cost Advantages. Textile Value Chain. 1 (4): 40-41.

  5. Sharma; A and Sharma; C. 2013. Availability and Utilization of Agro and animal based fibers in Uttarakhand. Textile Trends. 55 (11): 33-37.

  6. Singh;P., Prasad A., Sheela K., Borah S., Das, P. and Sharma A. 2013.A Brief Report on North East Agri fair-2013 (March 19-21, 2013). Central Agricultural UniversityFarm Magazine. Vol: 3 No-3.

  7. Singh P., Prasad A., Sheela K., Borah S., Das, P. and Sharma A. 2013.Kisan Gosthi: farmers Scientist Interactions during North East Agri fair- 2013.Central Agricultural University Farm Magazine. Vol: 3 No-3.

  8. Rane N. B., (2013): “Quality in Education”. In edited book A Manual of QCC entitled “Total Quality Education: Journey towards Excellence”, ISBN No.: 978-93-81090-28-2 Page.No. 179-183

Year 2014

  1. Agarwal, J. and Dedhia, E. (2014). Current Scenario of Hibiscus Sabdariffa (Mesta) in India(Maharashtra). International Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities,1(3), pp.129-135.

  2. Ambre, P. (2014). Stress Management- Need of an Hour: A Review. IDEAS –A compilation, 6, pp.50-54.

  3. Shukla, A. and Teli, M. (2014). Role of Nonwovens in sustainable products. Journal of the Textile Association.

  4. Verma, V., Charankar, S. and Nadiger, G. (2014). Effect of Flame Retardant Finishes on Silk and Silk Blends. Ideas- A Compilation by Seva Mandal Education, 6, pp.7-14.

  5. Rane N. B., (2014): “Entrepreneurship: An effective way for women’s socio- economic empowerment”. In edited book entitled “Status of women in emerging social structure”, ISBN No.: 978-93-84648-47-3 Page. No. 110-114.
    International E Publication
    http://www.isca.co.in/SOUV PROC/souv-proc-conf,php.

  6. Rane N. B., (2014): “Promoting Entrepreneurship amongst Women”. In edited book entitled “Impression”, Page.No. 56 59 ( Local Level)

Year 2015

  1. Ambre, P. (2015). Natural dyes- A Green Technology for Coloration: A Review. IDEAS –A compilation, 7, pp.50-54.

  2. Shrimali, K. (2015). 'Microencapsulation for textile finishing'. Journal of Polymer and Textile Engineering,2(2), pp.1-4.

  3. Verma, V. (2015). Dimensional Stability of Woven Fabrics due to Soaking and Washing in Relation to Yarn Characteristics. Journal of Textile Association, pp.219-227.

  4. Rane N. B., (2015): “Craft Tourism”. In proceedings of UGC Sponsored two days National Seminar on “Sustainable Tourism: An Interdisciplinary Approach” Page. No. 51

  5. Pande V. and Rane N. B., (2015): “Kutch festival invigorating textiles and tourism”. In proceedings of UGC Sponsored two days National Seminar on “Sustainable Tourism: An Interdisciplinary Approach” Page. No. 53

Dr. Anshu Sharma - Head of the Department & Professor 


2000

  1. Sharma; A. and Goel; A. 2000. Effect of Acid and Basic dyes on the physical properties of Bikaneri wool and Acrylic fibers.Textile industry of India. 39 (5): 21-24.
     
  2. Sharma; A. and Goel; A. 2000. Performance study of blended felt fabrics, dyed with acid and basic dyes. Colourage. 47 (5): 27-28. (Scopus – Elsevier)

2001

  1. Sharma; A. and Goel; A. 2001. Imbu- Rambouillet wool fibers: A Comparative Study. Asian Textile Journal. 10 (3): 82-85. (Scopus – Elsevier) H index 11

2002

  1. Sharma; A. and Goel; A. 2002. Effect of Acid, Reactive and Natural dyes on pure and blended yarns prepared from Rambouillet and Imbu wool fibers. Asian Textile Journal. 11(5): 75-79.     (Scopus – Elsevier) H index 11

  2. Paul, S.; Sharma, A. and Grover, E. 2002. Colour fastness of wool dyed with      eco dye Hamelia. Man Made Textiles in India.45 (8): 324-328. (Scopus – Elsevier) NAAS rating 3.32

  3. Paul, S.; Sharma, A. and Grover, E. 2002. Optimization of dyeing conditions for dyeing of Cotton and wool with Hamelia leaves. Asian Textile Journal.11 (11): 65-69. (Scopus – Elsevier) H index 11

  4. Paul, S.; Grover, E. and Sharma, A.2002.  Dyeing of Cotton with ecofriendly Jatropha flower dye. Man Made Textiles in India. 45(4): 139-143.      (Scopus – Elsevier) NAAS rating 3.32

  5. Sharma; A. and Goel; A. 2002. Blending Technology: A boon for utilization of wool fibers of Uttaranchal. In International Symposium on ‘Livestock production system for sustainable food security and livelihoods in mountain areas’, 30-31-December, 2002 at G. B. Pant University of Ag. And Tech., Pantnagar. 

2003

  1. Paul, S.; Grover, E. and Sharma, A. 2003. Eco friendly dyeing of wool with Jatropha (Jatrophaintegerrima). International Dyer. 188 (11): 55-60.(Scopus – Elsevier)

  2. Paul, S.; Grover, E. and Sharma, A. 2003.Process development for dyeing of wool with walnut bark.Asian Textile Journal. 12 (2): 72-76. (Scopus – Elsevier) H index 11

  3. Paul, S.; Sharma, A. and Grover, E. 2003. Standardization of dyeing variables for dyeing of cotton with walnut bark. Man Made Textiles in India. 46 (4): 152-157.      (Scopus – Elsevier) NAAS rating 3.32

  4. Paul, S.; Grover, E. and Sharma, A. 2003. Optimization of dyeing process for cotton with natural dye obtained from kilmora roots. Journal of Textile Association. 64 (3): 117-119.  (Scopus – Elsevier) NAAS rating 2.81 peer Reviewed

  5. Paul, S.; Sharma, A. and Grover, E. 2003.Prakritic Rangodwararangai. Kisan Bharati.35 (1): 29-32.

  6. Paul, S.; Sharma, A. and Grover, E. 2003. Fastness properties of natural dye Hamelia (Hamelia patens) on Cotton. Textile Trends.46 (6): 31-35. 

  7. Sharma; A. and Goel; A. 2003. Blending Technology a new step for performance improvement.Man Made Textiles in India. 46 (10): 377-381, 387. (Scopus – Elsevier) NAAS rating 3.32

  8. Paul, S.; Grover, E. and Sharma, A. 2003. Value addition of silk dyed with natural dye extracted from kilmora roots. Synthetic Fibers. 32 (2): 12-19.

  9. Sharma; A and Goel; A. 2003. Comparative study of fabrics formed by blending Rambouillet and Imbu wool fibers. Synthetic Fibers. 32 (4): 12-20

  10. Paul, S.; Grover, E. and Sharma, A. 2003. Application of natural dye Barberries Vulgaries on wool and its colourfastness. Man Made Textiles in India.46 (8): 311-316. 

  11. Paul, S.; Sharma, A. and Grover, E. 2004. Dyeing with Jatropha (Jatropha integerrima) natural dye. Indian Silk.  42(10): 16-20. 

  12. Goel; A, Rawat; S and Sharma; A. 2004. Improvement of Angora fiber products by using khadi system. In National seminar on “Angora Rabbit wool and Cashmere production and utilization” at Manali (H. P.), 25-26 September’ 2004.

  13. Sharma; A., Grover, E. and Paul, S. 2004. Effect of Mordant combination on Cotton dyed with Hamelia dye (Hamelia patens).Man Made Textiles in India. 47 (8): 304-310 

  14. Sharma; A and Goel; A. 2004. Study of Chemical properties and Chemical composition of Rambouillet and Imbu wool fibers. Manmade Textiles in India. 47 (9): 334-338.

  15. Sharma; A, Goel; A and Rawat; S. 2004. Blending Technology: A systematic approach to empower rural women. In National Seminar on “Micro enterprise promotion in rural India: Experiences, prospects and strategies. Organized by Mobilization (Society for Community Mobilization) in collaboration with Central for Rural Development Technology at I.I.T, at Delhi.18th- 19th November, 2004.

  16. Sharma; A,Goel; A and Rawat; S. 2004. Value addition of unconventional fiber handicrafts for additional income and employment of rural women. In National Seminar on “Micro enter.(Scopus – Elsevier)prise promotion in rural India: Experiences, prospects and strategies. Organized by Mobilization (Society for Community Mobilization) in collaboration with Central for Rural Development Technology at I.I.T, at Delhi. 18th- 19th November, 2004.

2005

  1. Mehta; V, Goel; A and Sharma; A. 2005. Colourfastness properties of Dabu/ mud resist printing of Rajasthan (Akola). International Dyer.190 (1): 24-29

  2. Paul, S.; Sharma, A. and Grover, E. 2005.Natural dyeing of silk with Hamelia leaves. Journal of Food, Dairying and Home Science. 24 (1):36-41. NAAS Rating 5.54

  3. Grover, E.; Sharma, A. and Paul, S. 2005. Dyeing silk with Jatropha flowers. Natural Product Radiance. 45(5): 391- 395.

2006

  1. Paul, S.; Grover, E. and Sharma, A. 2006. Fastness properties of cotton dyed with eco-friendly kilmora roots. Colourage. 53(9): 49-52.
     

2007

  1. Sharma; A and Goel; A. 2007. Wool and hair fibers of Uttarakhand: A comparative study. Asian Textile Journal. 16 (2): 72-75

  2. Mehta; V, Goel; A and Sharma; A. 2007. Status of printing units of Mevar (Rajasthan). Asian Dyer. 4(1): 25-28. 

2008

  1. Sharma; A. 2008. Traditional rich weaving culture of Meiteies of Manipur. Textile Trends. 50 (11): 33-36.

  2. Sharma; A., Grover, E. and Paul, S. 2008. JuglanRagia: An Excellent source of brown colour. Textile Trend. 51 (8): 41- 45.

 
2009

  1. Sharma, A. 2009. An Overview of Traditional Weaving Units of Meghalaya for Upliftment of Womenfolk. In National Seminar on Rural India Development Alternatives: Sectoral Convergence for Livelihood Security at Central Institute of Research on Goats, Makhdoom, Farah, Mathura. 16- 18 January, 2009.

  2. Sharma, A. 2009. Development of Fashion Articles by using Traditional Textiles of Meghalaya: An Approach for Employment Generation. In National Seminar on Rural India Development Alternatives: Sectoral Convergence for Livelihood Security at Central Institute of Research on Goats, Makhdoom, Farah, Mathura. 16- 18 January, 2009.

  3. Borah Mamoni P. and Sharma A. 2009. The Rich Traditional Costumes of Garo Tribe of Meghalaya. Textile Trends. 52(1): 23-27. (Scopus – Elsevier)

  4. Sharma; A., Grover, E. and Paul, S. 2009. Effect of Mordant Combination on Cotton Dyed with Hamelia Dye (Hamelia Patens). Textile Trend. 52 (3): 21- 24. (Scopus – Elsevier)

  5. Grover, E., Sharma; A., and Paul, S. 2009. Fastness properties of Natural Dye Juglan Ragia on silk. Textile India Progress. Sep, 2009.

  6. Sharma; A. 2009. Unique handloom products of Garo tribe of Meghalaya. Journal of Community Mobilization and Sustainable Development. Vol 4 Issue I June: 64-70 NAAS rating 5.67 peer reviewed

2010

  1. Sharma; A and Parwana; M. 2010. Mithila (Madhbani) Paintings: A Pride of Mithilanchal (Bihar). Textile Trends. 53 (1): 25-31. (Scopus – Elsevier)

  2. Sharma; A.  2010. Traditional weaving Units and Looms of Garo Tribe of Meghalaya. Textile Trends. 53 (8): 37-42. (Scopus – Elsevier)

  3. Sharma; A. 2010. Dakmanda: A Symbol of Rich Weaving Culture of Garos. Central Agricultural University Research News Letter. 1 (2): 12-13.

2011

  1. Sharma; A.,Grover, E. and Paul, S. 2011. Colour fastness of Walnut dye on Cotton. Indian Journal of Natural Products and Resources. Vol. 2 (2): 164-169.(Scopus – Elsevier)NAAS rating 4.21

  2. Sharma; A and Arora; C. 2011. Screen Printing Skill Development to the Weavers of Uttaranchal for Sustainable Development. Man-made Textiles in India. 39 (7): 233-237.     (Scopus – Elsevier) NAAS rating 3.32

  3. 42. Sharma; A, Grover; E and Paul; S. 2011.Development of Suitable process for Dyeing of silk with Rheum Emodi. Indian Silk. 2 (4): 24-26. (Scopus – Elsevier)

  4. Sharma; A. 2011. Bamboo Culture of Meghalaya and Suitable strategy for Proper Utilization of bamboo Resource with reference to Climate. In International Seminar on Issues for Climate Change, Land use Diversification and Biotechnological Tools for Livelihood Security at SardarVallabh Bhai Patel University of Agriculture & Technology, Modipuram Meerut. 8- 10 October, 2011.

2012

  1. Sharma; A. 2012. Green Gold: Bamboo and its Application in Textiles. Central Agricultural University Farm Magazine. Vol: 1 No. 2.

  2. Sharma; A, Goel; A & Mehta V. 2012. Overview of Block Printing Centers of Rajasthan (Mevar). Textile Trends.54 (14): 24-29. 

  3. Sharma; A andGoel; A. 2012. Blending and Processing of Wool with Speciality Hair Fibers to Empower Rural Women. Textile Trends. (55) 1: 35- 40.

  4. Sharma; A. 2012.Wool - A Wonderful fiber: its care and storage. Central Agricultural University Farm Magazine. Vol: 2 No. 3

  5. Sharma; A. 2012.  Queen of Fiber Silk: Its Care and Storage. Central Agricultural University Farm Magazine. Vol: 2 No. 4

  6. Sharma; A. and Parwana M. J. 2012. General requirements of Textiles for Defense personnel’s protection. Colourage. (59) 5: 68-72.  

2013

  1. Sharma; A and Sharma; C. 2013. Availability and Utilization of Agro and animal based fibers in Uttarakhand. Textile Trends. 55 (11): 33-37.

  2.  Singh;P., Prasad A., Sheela K., Borah S., Das, P. and Sharma A. 2013.A Brief Report on North East Agri fair- 2013 (March 19-21, 2013). Central Agricultural University Farm Magazine. Vol: 3 No-3.pp 2-7

  3. Singh P., Prasad A., Sheela K., Borah S., Das, P. and Sharma A. 2013. KisanGosthi: farmers Scientist Interactions during North East Agri fair- 2013.Central Agricultural University Farm Magazine. Vol: 3 No-3. Pp 8-27

2015

  1. Sharma; A and Lakshiang L.2015. Enchanting Costume of Jaintia Tribe of Meghalaya. Textile Trends. 58 (5): 34 - 38.

2016

  1. Sharma; A. 2016. Weaving culture of Mishing Tribe of Assam. Textile Value Chain. Vol IV No: 7: 15-18.

  2. Sharma; A. 2016. Rich Cultural Heritage and Costumes of Koch Tribe. Journal of the Textile Association.77 (1): 22-32.

  3. Garima Bhalla and Dr. Anshu Sharma. 2016. Khadi: A Fabric of Freedom to Fabric of Fashion. In International Conference on Empowering Khadi and Handlooms through Design

  4. Intervention organized by Consortium of Green Fashion on 1st October, 2016 at Department of Clothing and Textiles, Maharaja Shayajirao University of Baroda.

  5. Sharma; A. 2016. Status of Bandhani units of Rajasthan (Mevar): A systemic approach for their improvement. International Journal of Applied Home Science.3 (11-12):422-433

  6. Sharma A and Pagare R. 2016. Comparative Study of Yarns Made from Pure and Blended Cotton/Pine Apple Leaf Fibers. Indian Journal of Natural Fibers. Vol. 03. No. 1. Pp 59-67.

2017

  1. Taskeen Z. and Sharma A. 2017. Active Sport Wear. Colourage. Vol(  )  pp. March, 2017

  2. Bhalla; G and Sharma; A. 2017. Khadi Fabric: Journey from Freedom to Fashion. Textile Trends. 59 (12): 32-35.    (ISSN 0040-5205).

  3. Kumari D. K. and Sharma A. 2017. Chandua Kama: Applique Magic of Pipli, Odisha. In International Conference on Recent Trends and Sustainability in Crafts and Design from 17th to 18 November, 2017 at Indian Institute of Crafts and Design, Jaipur.

  4. Sharma A and Gurav S. 2017. Phad Painting: A folk art of Rajasthan. Textile Value Chain. Vol (5) issue: 4 pp:16-18 

2018

  1. Sharma A. 2018. Upliftment of Garo tribal Women through Sericulture in Meghalaya. International Journal of Home Science. Volume 5(10-10) pp992-1002. 

2019

  1. Sharma A. 2019. Dyeing of Silk with Natural Dye Kokum Rind (Garcinia Indica) and Myrobalan and Gooseberry as Mordant. Indian Journal of Applied Research.Vol 09 Issue 05. Pp 10-13.

  2. Charlotte Facho and Sharma A. 2019. Documenting Extraction Process of Helicteresisora Fibre . International Journal of Science and Research. Volume 8 Issue 6, June 2019.pp 868-871. 

2020

  1. Dabhade Mallika Samant and Sharma A. 2020. Woven Blessing of a Woolen Blanket "Ghongadi" of India of "Social Holistic Design". Journal of Textile and Apparel Technology and Management. Vol. 1-5.

2021

  1. Kshipra Gade, Dr. Anshu Sharma and Sayali Gaikwad. 2021. Creating Innovative Products from Traditional Bagru to encourage its use in Modern Era. Textile Value Chain. Vol 9 Issue 7

  2. Mallika Dabhade and Anshu Sharma. 2021. From Sheep to Chic" For Wellbeing   & Livelihood of Life & Environment. Journal of Scientific Research Institute of Science, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi. Volume 65, Issue 4. Pp 175- 185

2022

  1. Charlotte Facho & Dr. Anshu Sharma. 2022. Effect of Alkalization on the Quality of Helicteres Isora Fibre. International Journal of Enhanced Research in Science, Technology & Engineering. Vol. 11 Issue 11. 48-54 

  2. Bhalla G and Sharma A. 2022 April. Examining and Enhancing the Available Khadi Products with The Reference to Consumers Perception. In ECS Transactions Volume 107, Issue 1, 2022, Pages 11799-11810 1st International Conference on Technologies for Smart Green Connected Society 2021, ICTGS 2021; Virtual Online; United States; 29 November 2021 through 30 November2021; code 179026 

2024

  1. Anshu Sharma and Anushka Deshmukh. 2024. Optimising Process of Natural Dyeing of Cotton with Onion Skin Using Natural Mordants. International Journal of Creative Research Thoughts. Volume 12, Issue 7 July 2024 

  2. Anshu Sharma. 2024. Optimizing Process of Natural Dyeing of Cotton with Annatto Seeds (Bixa orellana) using Natural Mordants. Int. Jr. Current. Microbiology and. Applied Science. 13(12): 100-116. 

BOOK 

  1. Sharma; A. and Arora C. 2012. Traditional Textile Units of Kumaon. ISBN: 978-3-659-23247-3. Published by: Lambert Academic Publishing, Germany.

  2. Sharma; A. 2017. Design Development of Fashion articles from Garo and Koch tribal Motifs. ISBN: 978-3-330-03487-7. Lambert Academic Publishing, Germany.

 

Ms. Nikhila Rane - Assistant Professor

Publications: 

2017

  1. 1.Rane N. B and Patil K. S.,(2017): "Isolation and Characterization by Infrared Spectroscopy of Extracted Dye from the Petals of Magnolia champaka ". Universal Journal of Environmental
    Research and Technology Volume 6, Issue 3 , eISSN 2249 0256 . 134-139.

2019 

  1. Rane N. B and Patil K. S.,( 2019): "Confirmation Of Flavonoids And Phenolic Compounds In The Dye Extracted From Petals Of Magnolia Champaka Flowers". International Journal of Advance and Innovative Research Volume 6, Issue 2 (VII): April - June, 2019 Part – 3, 94-98 ISSN 2394 - 7780.

  2. Tendulkar P. M. , Rane N. B (2022-23)Use Of Kaleidoscopic Motif Prints On Blazers. International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology, e-ISSN: 2395-0056 p-ISSN: 2395-0072 https://www.irjet.net/archives/V9/i12/IRJET-V9I12178.pdf

2023

  1. Lopez S. P., Rane N. B (2023-24) Ultraviolet Protective Finish On Cotton Using Nanotechnology , International Journal of Innovative Research in multidisciplinary field., volume-10-issue-1 jan-2024 IJIRMF202401002 https://www.ijirmf.com/volume-10-issue-1-published-in-jan-2024/ 

2024

  1. Deshmukh,A., Rane,N. (March 2024). Stretch On Colour Changing Fabric: An Overall Review And Feedback Survey In India. International Journal of All Research Education and Scientific Methods (IJARESM), 12(3),1012-1021.

  2. Deshmukh,A., Rane,N. (April 2024).Critiquing And Abridging Transformational Reconstruction By Shingo Sato. International Journal of Research Publication and Reviews, 5(4), 4244-4249.

  3. Gaikwad , S., Rane,N. (March 2024). Advancements In Textile-Based Innovations In Medical. International Journal of Creative Research Thoughts (IJCRT), 12(3), 857-860.

  4. Gaikwad, S., Rane,N. (2024).The Influence Of Fashion On Today’s Youth. International Journal of Home Science (IJHS), 10(1), 351-356.

  5. Khandzode,A., Rane,N. (April 2024). Environmental And Socioeconomic Sustainability Through Textile Recycling. Journal of Emerging Technologies And Innovation Research (JETIR). 11(4), 571576.

  6. Lingayat,M., Rane,N. (April 2024).Eco-Friendly Dyeing Techniques For Sustainable Textiles. International Journal of All Research Education and Scientific Methods (IJARESM), 12(4), 19111916.

  7. Lingayat,M., Rane,N. (April 2024). Shape Memory Materials And Its Uses In The Textile Industry. International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management (IJSREM) 08 (04), 1-9.

  8. Shaikh,A., Rane,N. (March 2024).The Influence Of Social Media On Fashion : Review Paper. International Journal of Research And Analytical Reviews (IJRAR), 11(1), 622-628.

  9. Sheikh,A., Rane,N. (May 2024).Overview On High- Performance Fibers. 9(5), 69-79.

  10. Siddiqui,N., Rane,N. (April 2024).Clothes And Fashion Form Of LGBTQ Community : Stereotypes To Self-Expression. International journal of Novel Research And Development (IJNRD), 9(4), C299C309.

  11. Siddiqui, N., Rane, N. (May-June 2024). Sports Wear Innovation: Artificial Turf And Inflatable Ball. International Journal for Multi Disciplinary Research, 6(2), 1-7.

  12. Singh,S., Rane,N. (April 2024). Inclusive Apparel Design Exploring The Impact Of Size Diversity, Adaptive Clothing For Disabilities, And Gender-Inclusive. International Journal of Innovative Science and Research Technology,9( 4), 1272-1273.

  13. Singh,S., Rane,N. (March-2024). Red Natural Dyes Timeless Tradition. International Journal of All Research Education and Scientific Methods (IJARESM), 12(3), 1554-1565.

  14. Durdundi R., Rane N., (November 2024)"Consumer Preferences Of Indian Traditional Textiles Among Lgbt", International Journal of Creative Research Thoughts (IJCRT), ISSN:2320-2882, Volume.12, Issue 11, pp.b962-b968. 
    Available at: http://www.ijcrt.org/papers/IJCRT2411219.pdf http://doi.one/10.1729/Journal.42245

2025 

  1. Shaikh, S. & Rane, N. (2025). Exploring the intersection of aromatherapy and textiles. International Journal of Home Science, 11(1), 542-547. DOI: https://doi.org/10.22271/23957476.2025.v11.i1g.1825

List of Publications in Conference Proceedings during the last five years 

  1. Rane N. B and Patil K. S Extraction and characterterisation by Infrared spectroscopy and Thin layer chromatography of Magnolia Champaka flowers. Emerging Trends in Green Textiles and Green Fashions Mahavidyalaya, Nasik in collaboration with Society of Dyers and Colorists (Presentation)

  2. Rane N. B and Patil K. S Confirmation Of Flavonoids And Phenolic Compounds In The Dye Extracted From Petals Of Magnolia Champaka Flowers w Horizons in Commerce, Management, Humanities, Science and Technology - A Gateway of opportunities for Innovations" Organized by Late Shri. Vishnu Waman Thakur Charitable Trust’s VIVA Institute of Management and Research & Bhaskar Waman Thakur College of Science, Yashvant Keshav Patil College of Commerce, Vidhya Dayanand Patil College of Arts, VIVA College Jointly organize In Association with University of Mumbai "VISHLESHAN" (Presentation)

  3. Rane N. B 'New Horizones for Floor Painting of India' Reconnecting with roots: Indian Knowledge systems for the 21st Century "12th and 13th Jan 2024 Dr. BMN College of Home Science, Autonomous Matunga , Mumbai RUSA Sponsored International Conference. One day international multi-disciplinary conference on sustainable practices in sports, nutrition and health promotion on 24th August, 2024 Organised by Department of Home Economics, Home Science and Physical Education Smt. Radhadevi Goenka College For Women Akola, Maharashtra

  4. Siddiqui N., Rane N. A Cup of Sustainability: Transforming Waste Into Natural Textile Dyes, RESEARCH NEBULA, An International Refereed, Peer Reviewed & Indexed Quarterly Journal in Arts, Commerce, Education & Social Sciences, (Special issue on one day international multidisciplinary conference on sustainable practices in sports, nutrition and health promotion) ISSN 22778071, 243-251,24th August, 2024 JOURNAL DOI 10.22183/RN

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