Jitender Pal Singh

Jitender Pal Singh, commonly referred to as J. P. Singh, is an Indian diplomat from the 2002 batch of the Indian Foreign Service. He is currently serving as the Ambassador of India to Israel. He has held several senior diplomatic and policy positions in India and abroad, particularly dealing with Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iran, Russia and Turkey. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Eta Prime Gluonic Contribution to the Nucleon Self-Energy in an Effective Theory

    Eta Prime Gluonic Contribution to the Nucleon Self-Energy in an Effective Theory by A. Upadhyay, J. P. Singh

    Published 2014-01-01
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    SIMULATION OF NITROGEN BALANCE UNDER SUB-SURFACE DRAINAGE CONDITIONS AT THEHRI MUKTSAR PUNJAB, USING THE DNDC MODEL V. 9.5

    SIMULATION OF NITROGEN BALANCE UNDER SUB-SURFACE DRAINAGE CONDITIONS AT THEHRI MUKTSAR PUNJAB, USING THE DNDC MODEL V. 9.5 by MEHRAJ U DIN DAR, J. P. Singh, Kuldip Singh

    Published 2023-07-01
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    Evaluation of Horticulture Based IFS Models for Providing Nutritional Security to Small and Marginal Farmers of Western Plain Zone of Uttar Pradesh, India

    Evaluation of Horticulture Based IFS Models for Providing Nutritional Security to Small and Marginal Farmers of Western Plain Zone of Uttar Pradesh, India by Poonam Kashyap, Avinash Kansal, Ashisa Kumar Prusty, J. P. Singh

    Published 2015-02-01
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    A performance evaluation of silver nanorods PDMS flexible dry electrodes for electrocardiogram monitoring

    A performance evaluation of silver nanorods PDMS flexible dry electrodes for electrocardiogram monitoring by C. M. Vidhya, Ghanshyam Kumar, Yogita Maithani, Bhanu Duggal, J. P. Singh

    Published 2025-05-01
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    Nature defect-mediated room temperature ferromagnetism in lead-free ferroelectric Ba(Zr0.2Ti0.8)O3: A first-principles study

    Nature defect-mediated room temperature ferromagnetism in lead-free ferroelectric Ba(Zr0.2Ti0.8)O3: A first-principles study by V.T. Lam, N.H. Lam, D.Q. Van, N.T. Trang, J.P. Singh, N.H. Linh, N.H. Thoan, N.N. Trung, D.D. Dung

    Published 2025-07-01
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