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International Journal of Research and Innovation
Current issue · Volume 1, Issue 1 · July 2026
From the current issue

Vibration Damping in Long-Span Footbridges

Tuned mass dampers suppress pedestrian-induced lateral sway within comfort limits.

S. Balakrishnan · IIT Bombay
Also in this issueComputer Science

Sparse Attention Mechanisms for Low-Resource Language Models

Ananya Rao, Devashish Kumar
Computer Science

On-Device Speech Recognition for Indian Languages

Karthik Nair
Economics

Informal Credit Markets and Small-Enterprise Resilience

Meera Krishnan, Arjun Pillai
Computer Science

Differentially Private Recommendation at the Edge

A federated recommender adds calibrated noise on-device, preserving utility under a strict privacy budget.

Ananya Rao · pp. 21-28
Economics

Minimum Support Prices and Cropping Decisions

Announced support prices shift planting toward covered crops, with downstream effects on water use.

V. Subramanian · pp. 24-35
Computer Science

Quantised Transformers for Embedded Vision

Post-training quantisation retains accuracy on embedded vision tasks at a quarter of the memory footprint.

Ananya Rao · pp. 29-40
Economics

Digital Payments and Household Savings Behaviour

Adoption of digital payments is associated with modest but persistent increases in formal savings.

Meera Krishnan · pp. 36-45
Medicine & Public Health

Community Health Worker Networks and Maternal Outcomes in Rural Karnataka

Denser community health worker networks correlate with a 23% reduction in maternal complications across 62 villages.

Priya Menon, S. Nagaraj · pp. 41-53
Materials Science

Room-Temperature Synthesis of Stable Perovskite Thin Films

A solvent-engineering route yields perovskite films retaining 90% efficiency after 1,000 hours.

Kavya Suresh · pp. 46-53
Materials Science

Graphene-Reinforced Geopolymer Concrete

Small graphene-oxide additions raise compressive strength and lower permeability in geopolymer concrete.

N. Fernandes · pp. 54-64
Medicine & Public Health

Point-of-Care Diagnostics for Febrile Illness: A Field Evaluation

A low-cost multiplex assay distinguishes common causes of febrile illness with sensitivity comparable to laboratory testing.

R. Deshpande, Sara Qureshi · pp. 54-62
Medicine & Public Health

Telemedicine Uptake among Elderly Patients: A Cohort Study

Structured onboarding tripled sustained telemedicine use among elderly patients over six months.

Priya Menon · pp. 63-73
Materials Science

Biodegradable Packaging from Agricultural Residue

Films from crop residue match conventional packaging on barrier properties and degrade within weeks.

Kavya Suresh · pp. 65-74
Engineering

Decentralised Greywater Treatment for Peri-Urban Settlements

A modular constructed-wetland treats household greywater to reuse standards at a fifth the cost of centralised systems.

Rohan Iyer · pp. 74-84
Materials Science

Corrosion Resistance of Nano-Coated Rebar

A nanostructured coating markedly slows chloride-induced corrosion of reinforcing steel.

N. Fernandes · pp. 75-85
Engineering

Fatigue Life Prediction in Additively Manufactured Titanium

A physics-informed model predicts fatigue life from micro-CT porosity maps within a factor of two.

S. Balakrishnan · pp. 85-96
Social Science

Digital Public Infrastructure and Civic Participation

Identity and payment rails raise service uptake but show no consistent effect on broader civic engagement.

Nikhil Verma, Lakshmi R. · pp. 86-96
Engineering

Low-Cost Structural Health Monitoring with MEMS Sensors

A MEMS sensor network detects incipient damage in road bridges at a fraction of conventional instrumentation cost.

Deepak Raman · pp. 97-104
Social Science

Language Policy and Minority Rights: A Comparative View

Formal recognition of minority languages tracks participation only where matched by sustained funding.

A. Thomas · pp. 97-109
Social Science

Gendered Mobility and Access to Public Transport

Fare-free travel for women raised trip frequency and widened access to employment.

Nikhil Verma · pp. 110-121
Social Science

Caste, Networks, and Labour-Market Access

Referral networks shape job access in ways that reproduce existing group disparities.

A. Thomas · pp. 122-129
Social Science

Migration, Remittances, and Village Institutions

Remittances strengthen some village institutions while weakening collective labour arrangements.

A. Thomas · pp. 130-139
Social Science

Media Trust in the Age of Regional News Apps

Trust in news is higher for regional-language apps but is sensitive to perceived political alignment.

Nikhil Verma · pp. 140-151