Best Faculty Award
Dhannjay Singh Pundir
Rayat Bahra University, India
Dhannjay Singh Pundir of Rayat Bahra University, Mohali, Punjab, India. The supplied publication records cover legal studies, artificial intelligence governance, constitutional principles, digital rights, literature, and workplace research. These subjects demonstrate the range of contemporary questions explored through interdisciplinary academic collaboration. This article summarizes the provided information for academic recognition and reference purposes; award selection or conferment is not independently confirmed.
Abstract
This article presents an overview of Dhannjay Singh’s supplied academic profile and selected publication records. The profile reports 16 documents, one citation, and an h-index of 1. The listed research includes artificial intelligence governance, constitutional morality, digital access, literary representation, and employee productivity. Collectively, these works address issues at the intersection of law, technology, humanities, and organizational studies. The publication details provide a starting point for reviewing scholarly interests, collaborative research, and potential contributions to interdisciplinary education. (1)–(5)
Keywords
Best Faculty Award, academic excellence, legal studies, artificial intelligence governance, constitutional morality, digital rights, arts and humanities, interdisciplinary research, higher education, scholarly collaboration.
Introduction
Faculty recognition considers teaching, research engagement, subject expertise, academic collaboration, and contributions to learning. Contemporary higher education increasingly encourages connections between humanities, law, technology, and social inquiry. Research into artificial intelligence governance and digital rights, for example, raises questions about legal protections, ethical responsibilities, and equitable access. The supplied publication records reflect engagement with several of these interdisciplinary themes. (1) (2)
Research Profile
Dhannjay Singh is identified in the supplied information with Rayat Bahra University in Mohali, Punjab, India. The profile lists Arts and Humanities as the subject area and provides bibliometric indicators of 16 documents, one citation, and an h-index of 1. These figures are descriptive metrics rather than comprehensive measures of academic quality. The supplied ORCID identifier provides a persistent researcher record, while the individual publication pages offer further bibliographic details. (6)
Research Contributions
The provided publication list suggests several areas of academic interest:
- AI governance and business regulation, examining legal standards and management practices in organizational contexts. (1)
- Constitutional morality and algorithmic discrimination, connecting constitutional principles with emerging technology challenges. (2)
- Digital access and fundamental rights, considering internet connectivity in relation to education and the right to life. (3)
- Literary and social research, including the representation of legal defendants and workplace productivity in relation to work-mode preferences. (4) (5)
Publications
The following selected works are drawn from the supplied publication list. They are presented with their reported publication years and available scholarly links.
- AI Governance in the Business World: Legal Standards and Management Practices (2024). Library of Progress—Library Science, Information Technology & Computer.
- Constitutional Morality in AI Governance: Applying Navtej Singh Johar Principles to Algorithmic Discrimination (2026). International Journal of Engineering Development and Research, 14(1), 139–146.
- Article 21 and Digital Access: Recognizing Internet Connectivity as Essential for Right to Life and Education (2026). International Journal of Engineering Development and Research, 14(1), 72–80.
- The Representation of Legal Defendants in Literature: Victim, Villain, or Both (2025). International Conference on Intelligent & Innovative Practices.
- Perceived Productivity and Job Satisfaction Based on Work Mode Preference of Indian IT Sector (2025). International Conference on Intelligent & Innovative Practices.
Publication titles and bibliographic details above reflect the information supplied. Author order, complete proceedings information, and any DOI identifiers should be confirmed against the original records. No DOI has been supplied for these selected works.
Research Impact
The listed themes have relevance to discussions about responsible technology, constitutional protections, educational access, literary interpretation, and employment practices. Research in these areas can support classroom discussion, interdisciplinary collaboration, and further investigation of current social questions. The reported bibliometric metrics provide limited quantitative context; research quality and impact should also be evaluated through methodological rigor, originality, teaching contributions, and evidence of scholarly or public engagement.
Award Suitability
The Best Faculty Award can provide a framework for recognizing academic engagement, research activity, interdisciplinary work, and contributions to institutional learning. A balanced assessment of this profile would consider verified teaching experience, curriculum development, student mentorship, publication quality, collaboration, and service to the academic community. The supplied information establishes a preliminary research overview but does not independently verify award nomination, eligibility, or selection by the International Academic Excellence Awards.
Conclusion
Dhannjay Singh’s supplied academic profile encompasses research topics spanning law, artificial intelligence, digital rights, literature, and workplace studies. These themes offer opportunities for interdisciplinary discussion and academic development. Further evaluation should rely on verified publication records, teaching evidence, institutional contributions, and the context of the relevant award criteria.
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References
- Tomer, A., Parmar, A., Rathore, B., Vijayvergia, N., Goel, R., Pundir, D. S., Bale, A. S., et al. (2024). AI Governance in the Business World: Legal Standards and Management Practices. Google Scholar publication record.
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- Pundir, D. S., Gera, H., Chandel, G., and Nagpal, P. (2026). Constitutional Morality in AI Governance: Applying Navtej Singh Johar Principles to Algorithmic Discrimination. International Journal of Engineering Development and Research, 14(1), 139–146.
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- Nagpal, P., Gera, H., Uppal, V., and Singh, M. (2026). Article 21 and Digital Access: Recognizing Internet Connectivity as Essential for Right to Life and Education. International Journal of Engineering Development and Research, 14(1), 72–80.
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- Rani, R., Saini, V., Singh, V., and Pundir, D. S. (2025). The Representation of Legal Defendants in Literature: Victim, Villain, or Both. International Conference on Intelligent & Innovative Practices.
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- Garg, A., Suri, R., Kaur, D., Bhardwaj, M., and Pundir, D. S. (2025). Perceived Productivity and Job Satisfaction Based on Work Mode Preference of Indian IT Sector. International Conference on Intelligent & Innovative Practices.
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- ORCID. (n.d.). Dhannjay Singh researcher identifier. ORCID record.
[https://orcid.org/0009-0005-5306-5099]