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BEYOND TEXTBOOKS: BUILDING INVESTORS FOR THE FINANCIAL ECOSYSTEM
Soham Nilesh Waghmode & Tejas Mahesh Vedpathak
DOI : 10.5281/AMIERJ.10657476
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This research paper explores the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and chatbots in educational settings,
investigating their influence on learning experiences, personalized learning, data security, and transparency in
educational institutions. The study employs primary data collected through a questionnaire and secondary data
obtained from online sources and articles. Analysis and interpretation of the data reveal significant insights. Findings
indicate a high level of familiarity and frequent use of chatbots for educational purposes among respondents. ChatGPT
emerges as the most utilized chatbot, with favorable perceptions of user-friendliness. Satisfaction with educational
support provided by chatbots is generally high, although moderate satisfaction levels suggest room for improvement.
Respondents overwhelmingly believe AI can effectively personalize learning experiences and positively impact critical
thinking and problem-solving skills. Moreover, AI-based learning methods are perceived as highly adaptable to
different learning styles. Concerns about data security and the need for transparency regarding the use and storage
of student data in AI-driven systems are prevalent among respondents. The majority advocates for transparent
practices by educational institutions. Overall, the findings shed light on the current landscape of AI and chatbots in
education, highlighting their potential benefits and areas for further development and consideration.
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A STUDY ON EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND LEADERSHIP EFFECTIVENESS
Sangeeta Sahoo & Rashmi Bhattacharya
DOI : 10.5281/AMIERJ.10657712
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Effective leadership is critical for today’s rapidly changing organizations. Emotional intelligence has been identified
as that crucial element needed for this effective leadership. The study outlined in this research paper explored the
relationships between emotional intelligence, leadership style, and leadership effectiveness.
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BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY: A WAY FORWARD IN DIGITALIZATION OF PORTS IN INDIA
Ms. Tejasvi Vishnu Pawar & Dr. Mrs. Vinita Pimpale
DOI : 10.5281/AMIERJ.10657736
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The use of blockchain technology and its applications in various areas is a form of disruptive technology changing the
way operations are carried out. Since its inception in the year 2008, it took only a decade’s time to cover maximum
functional areas of national as well as international importance. Global trade is no exception to it. Ports play a crucial
role in shipment of goods and services across the national borders. Both seaports and dry ports (Inland Container
Depot in this case) are important in the movement of cargo from exporter’s warehouse to importer’s warehouse. To
manage all the logistics and Supply chain activities in an integrated manner in the modern era, use of technology has
become an inevitable choice. Various systems and techniques have streamlined this process. The paper focusses on
the application of blockchain technology in providing end-to-end logistics solution to the various stakeholders involved
in international trade in India through an App based model. Functionality of the App is enhanced by integrating a
blockchain model for providing a secure, transparent, verified and real time information about the container in transit.
The paper highlights the procedure followed by the importer in getting the goods transported to a destined location.
The researchers have proposed suggestions for increasing the scope of use of blockchain technology and a model to
integrate all the activities under the roof of international trade. Finally, the researchers have tried to outline the other
technological systems and applications that can be used to enhance the logistics and supply chain systems in Future
for bringing in transparency and interoperability in international trading scenario in India.
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EMPOWERING GLOBAL COMPETENCE: A STUDY ON HOW STUDENTS ENDEAVOR TO BRIDGE THE SKILLS GAP
Purnima Manja Gowda & Rahul Singh Hanspal
DOI : 10.5281/AMIERJ.10658230
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This research explores the efforts made by students to enhance their global competence and bridge existing skills gaps.
The study investigates the current skill levels of students in their respective studies or professions, assessing the
effectiveness of educational institutions in preparing students for global challenges. Additionally, it examines the
obstacles and challenges encountered by students in this pursuit. Furthermore, the research delves into the crucial
question of how global competence contributes to future career success. It offers insights into the strategies employed
by students to address skill gaps, the effectiveness of educational institutions in fostering global competence, and the
significance of overcoming challenges in this process. The research aims to contribute valuable information to the
ongoing discourse on preparing students for the increasingly interconnected and competitive global landscape
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EXAMINING THE EXODUS: UNDERSTANDING THE FACTORS BEHIND INDIAN STUDENTS' MIGRATION FOR HIGHER EDUCATION AND PROPOSING STRATEGIES FOR DOMESTIC EDUCATIONAL ENHANCEMENT
Lt. Preeti Jha
DOI : 10.5281/AMIERJ.10657761
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This research paper is trying to find out reasons behind the increasing trend of Indian students opting for higher
education abroad and aims to propose actionable strategies to align the Indian education system and universities with
international standards. The primary objectives include identifying the key drivers behind Indian students' choice to
study abroad and formulating strategies to elevate the domestic education system to international standards. Initial
findings reveal that perceptions of superior programs, advanced facilities, and increased career opportunities
contribute to the attractiveness of foreign universities. Moreover, the reputation of prestigious institutions abroad,
coupled with the possession of valuable skills by their graduates, is a significant factor influencing the decision-making
process. The proposed actionable strategies for domestic educational enhancement encompass curriculum
reformation, teacher training, infrastructure development, quality assurance mechanisms, promotion of research and
innovation, international collaboration, inclusive education practices, entrepreneurship, community engagement, and
supportive government policies.
Through these strategies, the research aims to address the root causes of student migration and foster excellence within
the Indian education system. The study contributes valuable insights for educators, policymakers, and stakeholders to
collectively work towards a comprehensive and sustainable approach to enhance the quality of education domestically,
reducing the reliance on foreign institutions.
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APPLICABILITY OF GREEN ACCOUNTING IN EDUCATION SECTOR
Prof. Swati Sharma
DOI : 10.5281/AMIERJ.10658307
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The education sector in India, like many others, is increasingly recognizing the importance of sustainable practices
and environmental responsibility. This paper explores the application of Green Accounting in the Indian education
sector, aiming to align institutional practices with ecological concerns. Green Accounting, synonymous with
environmental accounting, offers a comprehensive framework for measuring, reporting, and managing the
environmental impact of educational activities. The study delineates the scope of Green Accounting within educational
institutions, covering both internal and external dimensions.
Internally, the focus is on resource utilization, waste management, and sustainable infrastructure development within
educational campuses. External considerations encompass the broader environmental impact of educational
processes, including curriculum development, transportation, and community engagement. The paper also classifies
the types of Green Accounting relevant to the education sector, such as segment accounting for specific campus
activities and eco-balance accounting for overall environmental impact assessments.
Furthermore, the study delves into the challenges and opportunities associated with the application of Green
Accounting in the education sector in India. As a developing country with a growing emphasis on environmental
sustainability, India faces the dual challenge of balancing economic development and ecological conservation. The
paper highlights the potential benefits of adopting Green Accounting practices, such as informed decision-making,
resource efficiency, and long-term sustainability.
While acknowledging the developmental stage of Green Accounting and reporting in India's education sector, the
abstract underscores the transformative role this approach can play. By incorporating Green Accounting principles,
educational institutions can contribute significantly to environmental conservation, promote eco-friendly practices
among students, and align themselves with global sustainability goals. The paper concludes by emphasizing the need
for further research and collaborative efforts to enhance the implementation of Green Accounting in the educational
landscape of India.
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A STUDY ON THE EMERGING TRENDS IN THE INDIAN EDUCATION SYSTEM AND ITS IMPACT & AWARENESS AMONG STUDENTS
Prof. Shweta Singh & Prof. Shilpa Sharma
DOI : 10.5281/AMIERJ.10657772
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Education is important for a country like India for its development and economic growth along with social
development. It typically comprises undergraduate, post graduate degrees as well as pre - doctoral and doctoral
programmes. It also plays a key role in producing teachers for the field of education. Therefore it is essential for
survival hence, this article gives an insight into the recent trends in the Indian education system, challenges faced by
it, and methods to improve it. The study setting is a review and the information is obtained Emerging trends in the
Indian Education System and its awareness to the college Students. Through search engines like google scholar by
searching for keywords and the study was made. In Spite of the significant growth of higher education in the past few
years, it is still in a danger zone due to several challenges like the quota system, privatization, etc. Hence, various
methods need to be found to improve the higher education system in India.
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THE ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION AND ITS POSITIVE IMPACT ON THE WORKFORCE
Shruti Anand Ukirde & Gaurav Daulat More
DOI : 10.5281/AMIERJ.10657792
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Technology is a tool to acquiring knowledge in particular field to solve the problems. Educational technology is
prevailing to impart teaching, learning process effectively and efficiently. Teaching doesn’t stop with lectures but it
needs the participation of students using different technical and technological gadgets to apply what is learnt in the
classroom situation. At present apart from the teacher made gadgets, many electronically operated gadgets are in use
to encourage self study and quality of education. In this paper we come to know how technology helps in both way for
effective learning and teaching process. A positive work environment is an atmosphere where employees enjoy
performing their jobs and feel supported. Creating a positive environment in the workplace involves implementing
activities that make staff feel engaged, valued, and empowered. Understanding this concept is crucial because it
enhances team building, increases the sense of belonging, and improves employee productivity.
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BRIEF STUDY ON NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (A.I) ON STUDENTS IN EDUCATION.
Dhananjay Mali & Anuj Main
DOI : 10.5281/AMIERJ.10657817
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Artificial Intelligence (A.I) has transformed numerous industries, including education, by offering personalised
learning and increased efficiency. Nonetheless, the swift
integration of AI technologies in educational settings has raised substantial apprehensions regarding its adverse
effects on students. This abstract examines the negative impacts of AI on students in education, including reduced
social interaction, decline in critical thinking abilities, widening of educational inequalities and ethical quandaries. It
also emphasises the necessity of finding a balance between harnessing AI’s advantages and addressing its harmful
effects to guarantee a comprehensive and fair educational experience for all students.
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IMPACT OF ONLINE GAMES & OTT PLATFORMS ON BEHAVIOUR & STUDY PATTERNS OF STUDENTS
Prof. Prajna Shetty & Prof. Prasanna Choudhari
DOI : 10.5281/AMIERJ.10657827
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The COVID-19 pandemic has brought the entire world to a relative halt, affecting people worldwide. Schools, colleges
and universities across the country have started shifting to virtual classes and online platforms to provide the study
material online to minimize academic loss of students. The Internet has become one of the necessities for people. Many
students started studying online from their homes. Students had a lot of time to entertain themselves like playing online
games and watching online contents on OTT platforms on a routine basis. Addiction of Online games and use of OTT
platforms had an adverse impact on the social behavior, physical health and academic performance of students.
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MODERN TRENDS AND APPROACHES IN EDUCATION IN RESPONSE TO THE CHANGING LANDSCAPE IN GLOBAL ECONOMY
CA Gurunathan Pillai & Dr. Urvi Jain
DOI : 10.5281/AMIERJ.10657846
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In today's fast-paced and ever-changing global economy, the education system plays a crucial role in preparing
individuals to thrive in the modern workforce. With advancements in technology and the increasing interconnectedness
of the world, it is essential for educational institutions to adapt their approaches to ensure students are equipped with
the skills and knowledge necessary for success.
One of the key trends in modern education is a shift towards a more holistic and interdisciplinary approach.
Traditional education systems often focused on teaching subjects in isolation, with little emphasis on how they relate
to one another or their practical application in the real world. However, modern trends recognize the importance of
integrating different disciplines and providing students with a broader understanding of how knowledge and skills can
be applied across multiple fields. This interdisciplinary approach not only fosters a more well-rounded education but
also encourages critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity. It helps students develop a deeper understanding
of complex issues and equips them with the skills to apply their knowledge in innovative ways. By breaking down the
silos between subjects, students are better prepared for the diverse and interconnected nature of the global economy.
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REVITALIZING MATHEMATICS EDUCATION THROUGH THE LENS OF DESIGN THINKING
Ms. Rekha Pandey & Prof. Dr. Judy Grace Andrews
DOI : 10.5281/AMIERJ.10657860
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The knowledge landscape is changing quickly across the world. Many unskilled jobs globally may be replaced by
machines due to a variety of dramatic scientific and technological advancements, including the emergence of big data,
machine learning, and artificial intelligence. Consequently, there will be an increasing demand for a skilled workforce,
particularly in the fields of mathematics, computer science, and data science, as well as multidisciplinary skills across
the social sciences, humanities, and sciences. It is more crucial than ever for students to not only learn, but also learn
how to learn, given the rapidly evolving global environment and job landscape. Therefore, education needs to focus
more on teaching students how to think critically, solve issues, be creative and interdisciplinary, and innovate.
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ANALYTIC HIERARCHY PROCESS (AHP) - EVALUATION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE INTEGRATION IN EDUCATION FOR ENHANCING WORKFORCE
Dr. Florence Noah Christian
DOI : 10.5281/AMIERJ.10657902
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The field of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has indeed experienced rapid growth and development, particularly with
advancements in technology. Over the years, there has been significant progress in AI research, algorithms, and
applications, leading to the integration of AI technologies in various industries and aspects of daily life. The growth
of computing power, the availability of large datasets, and improvements in machine learning techniques have
contributed to the expansion of AI capabilities, making it one of the most dynamic and impactful fields in modern
technology. The spread of its application is seen across various domains and now in the education sector also. As the
global economy undergoes rapid technological advancements, the role of AI in education becomes increasingly in
preparing students for the demands of the future workforce. This research paper aims to provide concepts related to
AI, a few components of AI in education and evaluation of the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in educational
using the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) methodology. This study employs AHP to analyze and prioritize various
aspects of AI integration in education, including ethical considerations, curriculum enhancement and personalized
learning experiences.
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A STUDY OF REVENUE MODELS IN TELECOM INDUSTRY IN INDIA
Dr. Caroline David & Mr. Bhavesh Kapuria
DOI : 10.5281/AMIERJ.10657924
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In the rapidly evolving landscape of the telecommunications industry, a profound metamorphosis has transpired,
driven by a convergence of influential factors such as rapid technological advancements, dynamic shifts in consumer
behavior, and the ever-evolving dynamics of the market. This transformative period has been characterized by the
advent of groundbreaking technologies, including but not limited to 5G networks, the Internet of Things (IoT), and
artificial intelligence, each playing a pivotal role in reshaping the industry's contours. This research paper sets out on
a comprehensive exploration with the overarching objective of dissecting and comprehending the intricate web of
revenue models implemented by telecommunications operators across the globe. The significance of this endeavor is
underscored by the realization that traditional revenue paradigms of the past are no longer adequate or sustainable
in the face of contemporary challenges and opportunities. The central focus of this study is a meticulous examination
and analysis of the diverse revenue streams embraced by telecom operators. Encompassing a broad spectrum, ranging
from conventional services like voice and messaging to the burgeoning domains of data services, Internet of Things
connectivity, and digital content, the research aims to uncover patterns, trends, and the underlying strategies that
operators employ to navigate the complexities of the modern telecommunications landscape. Integral to this analysis
is the exploration of business strategies deployed by telecom operators. Beyond mere revenue generation, operators
are increasingly compelled to adopt innovative approaches to remain competitive. This investigation involves a deep
dive into strategic decisions such as forging partnerships with content providers, leveraging advanced
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RECENT TRENDS IN EDUCATION AND SMART LEARNING PROCESS
Kunjan J. Nansi
DOI : 10.5281/AMIERJ.10657931
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Institutions of higher learning have become increasingly important to a nation’s social and economic development.
There has been a change recently from the taditional to the contemporary in a fresh way. In this changing context,
universities have to respond to the needs of the business community, the government, and students in addition to their
regular responsibilities for teaching and research. Understanding these trends is crucial for universities to progress,
as the globalisation and several other pertinent international trends have largely transformed the environment in
which higher education is conducted. In order to prepare their students for a new world, institutions should be informed
about any new developments in the field of education during the transformation process. Numerous people,
publications and newspapers have made reference to transformation process in educational sector. Due to the size
and inertia of the educational system, changes in it have historically been extremely gradual. However, as life and
modern society evolve, these requirements are being met at a rapid pace. The main goal of the higher education system
is to improve the standard and increase teaching and learning by utilising and implementing new technological trends
and IT enabled education. Any educational programme that makes use of information and communication technology
to improve the learning process is considered electronic-based education.
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AN EXTENSION TO UTAUT 2 MODEL TO DETERMINE THE ROLE OF AI BASED VOICE ASSISTANT IN ONLINE SHOPPING AMONG WORKING WOMEN
Mr. Akshay Pandhare, Mr. Shashwat Motghare & Dr. Sagar Balu Gaikwad
DOI : 10.5281/AMIERJ.10657944
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The main objective of the current study was to extend the UTAUT 2 theory (Venkatesh, 2012). In the proposed study,
we aimed to moderate the trust factor between behavioral intention and adoption. The further objective of the study
was to find out the impact of price value on behavioral intention, performance expectancy on behavioral intention,
social influence on behavioral intention, facilitating conditions on behavioral intention, hedonic value on behavioral
intention, and ultimately to find out behavioral intention on adoption. The convenience, judgmental & Snowball
sampling were used to collect responses from 450 respondent using structured questionnaires. Structural equation
model was developed using partial least square method as per the guidelines of (Hair et al, 2019). In the current study,
we found that there is an insignificant impact of price value on behavioral intention as the P value is more than 0.05.
There is an insignificant impact of social influence on behavioral intention as the P value is more than 0.05. Further,
the performance expectancy is also found to have an insignificant impact on behavioral intention. In addition, we
found that hedonic value has a positive impact on behavioral intention. There is a significant impact of hedonic value
on behavioral intention as the P Value is less than 0.05. Facilitating condition found a significant impact on behavioral
intention. Behavioral intention found a positive impact on adoption in online shopping, and trust is a perfect moderator
in between behavioral intention and adoption.
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AI ON LEARNING ENGLISH: APPLICATION, BENEFIT, AND THREAT
Prof. Amit Bansode
DOI : 10.5281/AMIERJ.10657962
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Depending on how technology is applied and employed, artificial intelligence (AI) in English language teaching (ELT)
can be viewed as both a potential advantage and a threat. On the one hand, artificial intelligence (AI) technology
could make language. By giving each student individualized feedback and practice tasks catered to their unique
requirements and learning preferences, we can make learning more effective and efficient. Through a comprehensive
examination of the extant literature on this subject, the authors hope to acquire a more profound comprehension of
the ways in which artificial intelligence is being applied to improve English as a foreign language acquisition.
Additionally, a thorough search was conducted for pertinent scholarly books, papers, and other materials that examine
the junction.
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INVESTMENT DIVERSIFICATION THROUGH ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT VEHICLES IN AFGHANISTAN
Prof. Ishwara P. & Murtaza Rassoli
DOI : 10.5281/AMIERJ.10657969
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Investment diversification through alternative investment vehicles in Afghanistan involves spreading financial
resources across various asset classes, such as hedge funds, real estate, and commodities, to manage risks and enhance
potential returns. This study explores the dynamics of investment diversification through alternative vehicles in
Afghanistan, aiming to provide insights into the complex interplay between potential returns, risk, and personal
factors. The research, conducted through surveys and statistical analyses, reveals nuanced findings, Firstly, the
evidence suggests a lack of a clear trade-off between increased potential returns and higher risk in alternative
investment diversification. While certain predictors show potential influence, the overall model's statistical
significance is borderline, highlighting the complexity of decision-making in Afghanistan's investment landscape,
Secondly, personal risk tolerance and regulatory understanding do not significantly predict investment diversification.
This indicates that personal factors play a limited role in shaping investment decisions, necessitating a deeper
understanding of unique contextual factors, Thirdly, perceptions significantly impact investment diversification.
Positive perceptions of investment opportunities contribute positively, while perceptions of investment outcomes have
a marginally significant negative influence, reflecting a nuanced investor sentiment, In conclusion, the study
recommends targeted educational initiatives to enhance investor awareness, comprehensive risk assessments that go
beyond personal risk tolerance, exploration of tailored diversification strategies, and policy considerations to create
an enabling environment for alternative investments. These findings and recommendations aim to contribute to a more
resilient and diversified investment environment in Afghanistan, considering both objective and subjective factors.
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A STUDY ON CHALLENGES FACED BY WOMEN JOURNALISTS OF PRINT MEDIA IN INDIA
Ms. Duheeta Joshi & Ms. Subhashini Naikar
DOI : 10.5281/AMIERJ.10657976
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The study examines challenges faced by women journalists of India who have been or are currently associated with
English print media in India. 15 women journalists from different cities of India and majorly from Mumbai working
for various beats were interviewed to understand the nature of the challenges faced by the journalists along with the
impact and the conditions under which they face these issues. This research discloses the struggles encountered by
women journalists through the method of in-depth interviews. This study finds, women journalists face three-way
challenges in the career of journalism which is on-field, in workspace and online. Some of the major challenges involve
gender discrimination, lack of basic amenities, online trolling and the pressure to manage family and career. The
findings reveal the impacts of these challenges on the lives of the women journalists and the support system they rely
on to fight these battles.
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IMPACT OF EXCHANGE RATE VOLATILITY ON INDIA’S INTERNATIONAL TRADE & ECONOMIC GROWTH
Dr. Vijay Nagesh Gumma
DOI : 10.5281/AMIERJ.10657982
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The tremendous surge in capital inflows and increase in cross border financial transactions over the last three decades
have believed to add substantial volatility and uncertainty to the behaviour of international exchange rate.
The issue of exchange rate volatility, however receive serious consideration in the Indian economic policy decisions
during the second half of 1990s, when as a part of the extensive economic liberalization package initiated in 1991,
Indian exchange rate system underwent a series of structural changes. The introduction of current account
convertibility in August 1994 and gradual opening of the capital account to foreign capital flows have paved the way
for greater volatility in the Rupee exchange rate.
The exchange value of the Indian Rupee fell to Rs. 82.21 per US Dollar in March 2023 from Rs. 44.45 per US Dollar
in April 2011. This volatility introduced uncertainty in the domestic market and influenced imports, exports and GDP
growth rate.
On this background, an attempt is made in this paper to examine the impact of exchange rate volatility on India’s
international trade and economic growth. For this, twelve year time period i.e. from 2011 to 2023 is selected for the
purpose of the study.
The general impression of secondary data clearly reveals that exchange rate volatility has negatively impacted India’s
Export and GDP growth rate but positively impacted India’s import. Therefore, the present study recommends that the
RBI should pursue sustainable and stable exchange rate policy measures to promote greater exchange rate stability
that would help to enhance the exports and GDP growth rate of the economy. Moreover, the study strongly recommends
that RBI intervention should be needed to take control over depreciation of rupee in the short-run that adversely affects
the exports.
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POLITICO-ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION IN INDIA’S NEIGHBORHOOD POLICY – AN ATTEMPT TO CAPACITY-BUILDING IN MALDIVES
Dr. Neelu Khosla & Ms. Pooja Yadav
DOI : 10.5281/AMIERJ.10657992
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In the fast-changing geo-political scenario, the world is undergoing a fundamental transformation. Many facets are
emerging causing uncertainty. The article aims to understand in correlation with PM Modi’s ‘Proactive Engagement’
neighborhood policy (as it develops in conjunction with the South-Asian neighbors) vis-à-vis Maldives. It is on
multilateral policy of Indian government, with investments in Capacity-building Activities in the small island State in
technical / vocational and medical training etc.
The objective of the study is:
• what is India’s foreign policy in the Asia’s sub-continent?
• why India needs to maintain relations with Maldives?
• how the emergence of China affects India-Maldives ties?
Maldives is a small island in Indian Ocean, affluent in natural resources and situated in strategically sensitive area.
It gained independence in 1965 and has cultural, and commercial links steeped in antiquity with India. It opened a
High Commission in New Delhi in 2004 and transitioned to a multi-party democracy (2008). The relations between
two are deep and diverse but not flawless. The article highlights Maldives being a SAARC member having continuously
supported India on the multilateral front (UN, SAARC, etc.) vis-à-vis the aim of Indian government to increase
transactions and exploit its natural resources for common benefits. India welcomed Maldives in the Indian Ocean Rim
(IOR) and explains the Indian stakes in Maldives as vital for multiple maritime commercial routes in the field of
Navigation processes.
However, India’s ‘Neighborhood Policy’ has taken a trajectory shift in the Indian Ocean Rim, since China’s (BRIC
member) setting its footprints by investing in such small countries laying debt traps.
Political instability in Maldives, coupled with increase of terrorist groups like IS and Jihadists, and the recent call of
President Mohamed Muizzu, post winning elections with a strong mandate in September 2023, to India ‘to pull out its
security personnel from the Maldives’ and honor the democratic aspirations of people has evidently miffed New Delhi.
Both India and China are looking for opportunities to have substantial stake in the development process of the island.
The basis for Indo-Maldives relations, however, remains as shared prosperity within the Modi’s clarion call of ‘Sabka
Saath, Sabka Vikas’, that translates as ‘Collective Effort, Inclusive Growth and Mutual Trust’.
Key words: Neighborhood, maritime commercial route, security, investment, capacity-building.
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A STUDY ON LACK OF EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AMONG STUDENTS
Prof. Nikita Rastogi & Prof. Shreya Phanse
DOI : 10.5281/AMIERJ.10658006
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Classrooms are always filled with youngsters displaying a wide range of concerns and behavioural problems that
often make learning in the classroom difficult and ineffective. Students are often found to suffer from poor selfawareness,
low self-esteem, lack of motivation, little self-discipline, poor peer interaction, an inability to express
feelings effectively, and sometimes, a significant amount of emotional pain such as feeling sad, unhappy, anxious,
frustrated, and angry. EQ examines students' overall level of relationship between students' level of EQ and their level
of negative affect (anxiety, anger, and frustration) towards specific college tasks and academic achievement. The
present study was designed to study the extent of awareness about emotional intelligence among college students. In
order to conduct the study, 50-degree college students of Mumbai city were selected randomly. Further it was found
that the emotional intelligence of students has a significant effect on their academic stress. The students with low
emotional intelligence reported high academic stress as compared to the students with high emotional intelligence
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A STUDY OF FINANCIAL PLANNING AND INVESTMENT OF INDIVIDUAL
Bhautik S. Ruparel
DOI : 10.5281/AMIERJ.10658015
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Financial planning is the process of assessing the financial goals of an individual, it is taking money that he is owing,
determine life goals, and then take necessary steps in order to achieve goals in the determining period. It is a technique
of quantifying a person's requirements in terms of money. This study aims at answering these questions- How can the
investor plan for his financial resources? and What is the overview of the investor in short- and long-term goals?
For data collection, the researcher has collected primary data by surveying investor's investment objectives and risk
profile.
The result found that the comprehensive study about each aspect of this topic has shown that the Financial Planning
is a dynamic and flexible concept which involves regular and systematic analysis, proper management, judgment, and
actions.
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AN OVERVIEW ON CRYPTOCURRENCY - THE NEW AGE TRANSACTION
Triveni Sharma
DOI : 10.5281/AMIERJ.10658033
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Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin have matured from being associated exclusively with techies and radicals to being
considered by central banks as a technology to implement digital money. Cryptocurrencies exist only in digital form
and can be transferred completely between digital addresses. This is both unlike conventional electronic money as
understood by laypersons which acts as a debt claim on a deposit with a trusted financial institution such as a private
bank and unlike conventional corporeal money which may be physically possessed. This means that any legal rights
associated with holding cryptocurrencies must be different despite it being remaining open to interpretation. In this
chapter, we look at the various treatments of money in the legal sense and discuss the risks associated with each by
drawing on real life examples. We conclude that fraud through hacking could potentially pose a problem to widespread
adoption of cryptocurrencies as the absence of recourse against a third party such as a bank concentrates risk in
holders of cryptocurrencies. Users should thus exercise caution and understand the risks before investing in
cryptocurrencies. This warning requires emphasis as many parties misapprehend the cryptography within the
technology as protecting them from such fraud when in fact it does no such thing.
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Jan. 31, 2024
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IMPACT OF ADAPTIVE AI IN EDUCATION ON OPTIMIZING STUDENT ENGAGEMENT
Alok Hardikar & Dr. Rajendra Patil
DOI : 10.5281/AMIERJ.10658042
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The rapid evolution of e-learning platforms, driven by advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning
(ML), holds transformative promise for education. This changing landscape needs investigating AI/ML integration in
adaptive learning systems to improve educational outcomes. The purpose of this study is to map the present use of
AI/ML in e-learning for adaptive learning, elucidate the benefits and challenges of such integration, and analyze its
influence on student engagement, retention, and performance.
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Jan. 31, 2024
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CURRENT STATE OF FORENSIC ACCOUNTING EDUCATION IN THE LIGHT OF MEETING INCREASED DEMAND OF FORENSIC ACCOUNTING PROFESSIONALS IN INDIA AND ABROAD
Prof. Mamta Chhajer & Dr. Lipi Mukherjee
DOI : 10.5281/AMIERJ.10658658
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The recent increase in corporate frauds have created the demand for trained and skilled forensic accounting
professionals worldwide. However, the current education system has not been able to respond to meet this growing
demand as there is dearth of formal forensic accounting qualifications globally. The present research aims to analyse
the increase in frauds viz a viz current state of forensic accounting education in India and worldwide. The findings of
the study suggest that fraud cases investigated by Serious Fraud Investigation Office and RD are increasing in India
and demand for trained forensic accounting professional will be increasing in the near future. Therefore, the study
recommends ton introduce forensic accounting as a subject at the UG/PG level as currently the education is not
provided by majority of the universities
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Jan. 31, 2024
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DIGITAL INTRAPRENEURSHIP IN EDUCATION
Prof. Priti Ashwin Shah
DOI : 10.5281/AMIERJ.10658664
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For decades, intrapreneurship has been, and is still, promoted to employees as a way to capture the creativity and
excitement of entrepreneurship, although with more resources and less risk. Intrapreneurship creates opportunities
for individuals to be innovative and entrepreneurial within and for the organisation that employs them. The ways in
which intrapreneurs act have not changed, unlike the business context surrounding them. Digitalisation has opened
the path for new intrapreneurial opportunities; however, the amount of attention paid to the role of digital
intrapreneurs within existing organisations is limited.We present our own definition of digital intrapreneurship and
position our definition in the digital landscape where modern companies operate.
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Jan. 31, 2024
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EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS ACTIVELY NURTURING SKILLS FOR GLOBAL COMPETENCE AMONG THEIR STUDENTS
Isha Prasad Dhuri & Sahil Swapnil Jadhav
DOI : 10.5281/AMIERJ.10673539
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This study delves into the pivotal role of educational institutions in cultivating global competency skills essential for navigating the interconnected challenges of the contemporary world. Acknowledging the profound influence of national security, environmental sustainability, and economic development, the research explores how education transforms into a catalyst for creating global citizens. The investigation spans diverse strategies employed by colleges worldwide to meet the escalating demand for global literacy, emphasizing skills such as collaboration, critical thinking, intercultural communication, and adaptability. The literature review comprehensively examines global competency in education, drawing insights from prominent institutions like PISA, the Asia Society, and the International Baccalaureate. It underlines the multifaceted nature of global competence, emphasizing knowledge, skills, attitudes, and values crucial for navigating the uncertain and interconnected world. Analysis of programs such as the Council of International Schools and the Global Citizen Diploma, along with perspectives from academics like Fernando Reimers and Hakan Altinay, reveals a focus on action, critical thinking, communication, and teamwork as foundational elements.