‘The Repatriation: An Enigma of Anthropological Collections in Indian Scenario’, Banita B* and Gangadhar MR, Anthropology & Ethnology Open Access Journal, Volume 4 Issue 2, October 07, 2021.
A book chapter on ‘Revitalization of Indigenious Knowledge System as Towards Sustainablity: A Case Study of Jarwa Tribe of Andaman Archipelago’., Banita B, Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Practices among PVTGs in India. Edited by A.B Ota & Sunita Reddy,2023.
A book chapter on ‘The endangered Tribal languages of India’, Banita B & Senkuttuvan R, On linguistics and literary studies in India, Thamizhaga Institute of educational research & advancements ,Chennai, 2023.
Behera B* and Ghosh Roy A , ‘Humans with Pandemics: A Deep Intuitive of Bio Cultural and Spiritual Representations’, Anthropology and Ethnology Open Access Journal, August 05, 2020.
Abhishikta GR1,2*, Banita Behera1 and Badyopadhyay AR2 ,Cancer And Anthropology: A Multidisciplinary Approach To Today’s Enigma, Cell & Cellular Life Sciences Journal, July 03, 2020.
Abhishikta Ghosh Roy*, Banerjee B, Naaz F and Behera B, Reproductive Performance Trends among Villagers of Birsingha Gram, Ghatal under Midnapore District, in West Bengal, India, Cell & Cellular Life Sciences Journal, February 17, 2021.
Behera B* and Ghosh Roy A, 2020, Humans with Pandemics: A Deep Intuitive of Bio Cultural and Spiritual Representations, Anthropology and Ethnology Open Access Journal, Volume 3 Issue 2
Abhishikta GR1,2*, Banita Behera1 and Badyopadhyay AR2Cancer And Anthropology: A Multidisciplinary Approach To Today’s Enigma, International Journal of Cell & Cellular Life Sciences Journal, Volume 5 Issue 1
Banita Behera. The High Altitude Cultures of India: Perception of Newparadigms. 2019. International Journal of Historical Archeology & Anthropological Sciences.4 (3):104-108.
Banita Behera. The Historical Gage of Alexander: An Anthropological Dynamics among the Highland Nomads. 2019. International Journal of Research in Social Sciences. 9(4): 1019- 1028.
Bainita Behera. Majang: The Youth Dormitory of Juang Tribe, its persistence and Change. 2019. The International Journal of Academic Research. 6(5): 11-16.Majang
Banita Behera. 2018. Ringa : An Identity of Bondo Women. International Journal of Social Science and Humanities Research. 3:5 (35-40).
Banita Behera. 2018. Curator’s Eye: An Anthropological Analysis of Old Vanishing Art and Craft of Ganjam District of Odisha. Anthropology and Ethnology Open Access Journal. 1:1(1-5)
Banita Behera. 2018. Persistence and Reflective of Tribal Narratives on Art and Craft: A Curatorial Study on the Particularly Vulnerable Tribes of Odisha. International Journal of Science and Research. 7:9(1-5).
Banita Behera. 2018. Do don’t do: The Unusual Collaborations Leads to Unveil a New Vision for Museums to Preserve Tangible and Intangible Cultural Heritage.International Journal of Humanities and Social Science Invention. 7:8 (7-11).
Abhishikta Ghosh Roy, Shreya Mukherjee, Banita Behera. 2018. The Socio-Cultural Belief of the Lepchas of Pedong, West Bengal, India. International Journal of Social Science and Humanities Research. 6:4 (1405-1407).
Banita Behera, Abhishikta Ghosh Roy. 2018. Role of Museums in Public Health Awareness. International Journal of Science and Research. 7:3 (1264-1265).
Bamboo Material Culture: An Anthropological study among the people of Odisha, Tribes of central India, Volume-1.
Banita Behera, IGRMS: Bridging Cultures through Museum: A New Paradigm, ETHNOGRAPHIC MUSEUMS IN CENTRAL INDIA,
A photo handbook on Gond tribe of Odisha, SCSTRTI, Bhubaneswar, India
During COVID-19 situation designed and published a Museum’s virtual exhibition series named Object Speaks, for Zonal Anthropological Museum, Anthropological Survey of India, Mysore. In this connection 6 exhibition has published successfully in social media.
i. Veena, the Musical instrument of Tamil Nadu.
ii. Poothan, ritual mask of Manan tribe of Kerala.
iii. Phetiya & Kanchali, Adornment of Lambada tribe of Andhra Pradesh.
iv. Gombe,The wooden dolls of Channapatna, Karnata
v. Shilambu, an anklet’s story of Tamil Nadu.
vi. Idital, a ritual painting of Saora tribe of Andhra Pradesh