Shweta Belwal

Dr. Shweta Belwal


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Academic Career Length

17Years (2010-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 December 2010 in Journal of Public Transportation
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RBRakesh Belwal
Rakesh Belwal
SBShweta Belwal
Shweta Belwal
Public transportation services are vital for civic life. Recently, many countries in the Middle East have turned their attention towards developing and improving their public transport systems, as problems such as traffic congestions in cities, low mobility, high individual costs of transport, and a rural-urban divide in services have arisen. This study is a public needs assessment and opinion survey of an area in one such Middle Eastern country, the Al-Batinah region of Oman. The study finds public transport services in Oman are minimal and do not match demand, and there is an excessive reliance on private cars. Marketing of public transport services is constrained by certain environmental issues, particularly the socio-cultural and physical environments. The study is innovative from both an approach and implementation perspective and will help policy makers in Oman think about long-term strategies towards establishing viable public transport solutions.

11 April 2023 in Applied Research in Quality of Life
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SBShweta Belwal
Shweta Belwal
RBRakesh Belwal
Rakesh Belwal

2 January 2023 in FIIB Business Review
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SBShweta Belwal
Shweta Belwal
AMAhad Ali Hamil Al Maqbali
Ahad Ali Hamil Al Maqbali
RBRakesh Belwal
Rakesh Belwal
Women develop stress not only at work but also in their home environment, which leads to chaos in both places. This study not only examines the extent of occupational stress among primary school teachers but also identifies the most important antecedents of occupational stress and its impact on the home environment. A survey was conducted on primary school teachers from Al Batinah Governorate in Oman. A sample of 232 respondents was effectively drawn to analyse data using the SmartPLS-based structural equation modelling (SEM) technique. The job demand control support (JDCS) model was used to study occupational stress. A new variable home environment was included in the study to extend the JDCS model. The findings revealed some factors causing occupational stress and a significant positive relationship between occupational stress and the home environment. The study recommended the creation of a positive work environment, the development of appropriate educational policies, and the improvement of relationships with people in the workplace to ameliorate the stress affecting the home environment.

26 October 2023 in Quality & Quantity
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RBRakesh Belwal
Rakesh Belwal
SBShweta Belwal
Shweta Belwal
SASuhaila Ebrahim AlHashemi
Suhaila Ebrahim AlHashemi

10 March 2022 in The Electronic Journal of Information Systems in Developing Countries
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RBRakesh Belwal
Rakesh Belwal
Shah Md Safiul HoqueShah Md Safiul Hoque
Shah Md Safiul Hoque
SBShweta Belwal
Shweta Belwal