Data Mining is an emerging technology used in higher education sector. The huge data of student from various online sources can be analysed to find meaningful information. New trends and patterns can be easily collected by analyzing the student data using data mining technology. The various applications of data mining technology in the field of higher education sector and different data mining techniques are discussed in this paper. This new technology can be used to improve the quality of higher education institutions and to enhance teaching-learning process.

In daily life of the human being the safe, clean, healthy and supportive Environment is essential in every day. The good quality of natural environment provides basic needs in terms of clean air, water and healthy food production. The study of human social Responsibility means to save the environment, nature or precaution in different ways to save the environment. In present days, Biodiversity loss means air pollution, water pollution, Deforestation, Global warming, rise in temperature in earth day by day, decreasing the ozone layer it is a very big question mark in the country.

Professional higher education institutions play a pivotal role in shaping individuals for specialized fields, and their administrative processes are crucial in ensuring the smooth functioning and quality delivery of education. This essay will delve into the multifaceted aspects of professional higher education institutions, their administrative intricacies, and the pivotal role they play in the educational landscape. The institutions cater to specialized fields such as engineering, pharmacy, medicine, law, business, and more. These institutions are designed to equip students with practical skills, industry-specific knowledge, and expertise required for their chosen professions. The research paper offers a comprehensive examination of the administrative mechanisms within professional higher education institutions. This study delves into the intricate administrative frameworks governing these institutions, exploring their governance structures, leadership dynamics, academic administration, student affairs, and financial management. Through an indepth analysis, this paper aims to illuminate the critical role administrative processes play in shaping the quality and efficacy of education within specialized fields

The Humor Appeal is one of the roughly twenty advertising strategies that the marketing professionals use to persuade people to buy a product, pay for a service, donate to a cause, or otherwise be persuaded. The Humor Appeal persuades people to like a company, brand, product, service, or idea by making them laugh and feel good. To need of the main focus on the people you are trying to reach. The variance types of humor appeals to different types of people. This research study majorly focused on quantifying the impact of advertising with humor on consumer behavior that moves the intension of consumer towards purchase the products

Women are gradually making their leadership presence felt in entrepreneurship, administration, education, engineering, health, etc. at regional, national, and global levels. Women are now resolved to break the traditional glass ceiling that barred them from entering leadership positions even if they possessed requisite skills and talent to occupy them. Women are constantly evolving and reaching new milestones across a wide spectrum of human activities in modern times. The world has witnessed the advent of women leaders such as Hillary Rodham Clinton, Indra Nooyi, Oprah Winfrey, Theresa May, Christine Lagarde, to name a few.

This study synthesizes existing literature on impulse buying behaviour among E-Consumers, aiming to provide a comprehensive understanding of the key factors influencing impulsive purchase decisions in the digital realm. As online retail continues to dominate the consumer landscape, the study critically examines a multitude of scholarly works spanning various disciplines, such as marketing, psychology, and consumer behaviour. Interprets the multifaceted nature of impulse buying by categorizing and analyzing the primary determinants, including but not limited to situational cues, emotional triggers, website interface design, online promotions, and social influence. Special attention is given to the role of emerging technologies, such as augmented reality and artificial intelligence, in shaping and amplifying impulsive tendencies in e-commerce settings

Indian customers may choose from a wide range of premium clothing labels, even for basic items. The industry in the nation with the quickest rate of growth is retail apparel. By 2025, the clothing and lifestyle product industry in India is projected to grow from its current estimated value of US$ 85 billion to US$ 160 billion. Retail and Hospitality, Real Estate Services, and Banking and Insurance, accounts for 15%, 10% and 14% of the GDDP of Ahmednagar district. The demographic profile of Ahmednagar fabric sellers is presented in this study report. This research reveals establishment of cloth retail stores, their product types and brands which they sale in market and what are the prospects of retails in Ahmednagar market. It studied the customer’s type’s visit the stores.

This study focuses on interrelation between career aspiration and education for sustainable development. Through this study exploring the influence of objectives, methodologies and implications for policy and practice. This study provides the valuable insights into how education system prepare individuals for sustainable careers and their role in addressing environmental and societal challenges. This study examines the impact of Education for sustainable development (ESD) on career aspiration of higher education. ESD represents a multifaceted approach to learning that integrates environmental consciousness, social justice, and economic viability. It is the holistic approach towards long-term goals. It explores how ESD Methodologies, principles and experiences shapes students career choice, values and professional journey, direction. Promoting continuous development is a significant feature of education, which has the ability to change the scenario. The aspiration of students will upgrade or become firmer as student acquiring next level education. So higher education is the key level from where right meaning of sustainability could understand and implement because this level is beyond the basic education. In higher education practical and experimental activity could enhance widely and aspirations of students highlighted in bold on which the lifestyle, mind-set, achievements are depending. That is why ESD plays disciplinary role for future progress.

This research paper dives into the complex dynamics of language diversity and its impact on effective communication. In today's globalized world, where interactions felicitate development and cultures, the role of language as both a facilitator and a potential barrier in communication cannot be overstated. This research paper navigates through the complexities of linguistic diversity, exploring the multifaceted nature of language barriers and their influence on interpersonal and intercultural communication. By examining challenges this paper further shed light on profound effects of language barriers on interpersonal relationships, business transactions, healthcare interactions, education, and societal integration. The paper synthesizes empirical evidence, theoretical frameworks, and practical insights to propose comprehensive solutions for enhancing communication across languages. It advocates for proactive measures, including language education, translation tools, intercultural training, and policy developments, fostering a more inclusive and connected global community.

The study delves into the intricate interplay between two critical facets of leadership expertise, its soft skills and hard skills, and their pivotal role in shaping and fostering organizational development. In contemporary business landscapes, effective leadership transcends mere technical prowess; it hinges upon a comprehensive blend of competencies encompassing both the tangible, technical proficiencies (hard skills) and the intangible, interpersonal abilities (soft skills). This study embarks on a nuanced exploration, aiming to decipher the synergistic impact of these skill sets on driving organizational growth and dynamism. Soft skills, comprising the realms of communication, emotional intelligence, adaptability, leadership acumen, and conflict resolution, form the bedrock of cohesive team dynamics, innovation, and fostering a culture of collaboration within an organization. Meanwhile, hard skills encompass specialized technical proficiencies like industry-specific knowledge, data analysis, project management, financial expertise, and strategic thinking. Together, these competencies form the cornerstone for effective leadership in steering companies towards sustained success and resilience in an ever-evolving business landscape. Through a meticulous analysis and synthesis of existing literature, case studies, and empirical research, this study aims to unveil the intricate nuances of how leaders wielding a balanced amalgamation of soft and hard skills catalyze organizational development. By unpacking these dimensions, the research endeavors to offer comprehensive insights into the mechanisms by which leaders' competencies shape corporate culture, facilitate innovation, drive strategic initiatives, and foster an environment conducive to growth and adaptability

This research paper delves into the multifaceted exploration of cultural identity within contemporary literature. The analysis encompasses an array of recent writings that highlight the complexities, nuances, and challenges of cultural identity in today's globalized world. It scrutinizes the themes, narrative approaches, and the evolving portrayal of cultural identity, emphasizing the significance of these representations in shaping societal perceptions and fostering cross-cultural understanding. The paper examines a selection of recent writings that exemplify the evolving landscape of cultural identity, shedding light on how authors navigate the intersections of race, ethnicity, nationality, and other elements that shape individual and collective identities. Through critical analysis and synthesis of diverse literary works, this paper aims to shed light on the ever-evolving nature of cultural identity in contemporary literature.

CSR initiatives under Section 135 of the Companies Act, 2013 A company whose turnover are at least 1,000 cores, net worth is at least 500 cores, or net profit is at least 5 cores falls under the CSR provisions of the Companies Act, 2013 total company participate in 2017 to 2022 is 20427 total CSR fund last five 2017-2022 is 18281 reliance top contributor in CSR fund in foreign company is only three

Digital technology is a new force that is driving massive changes in the insurance sector. For insurers, the changing landscape of insurance has led to a flurry of technological advancements in the industry. New digital technologies are changing the way customers interact with insurers. But, what is the future of digitization in insurance? And, how will it benefit the policyholder? Traditional Insurance is old methods and insurance price and timing so maximum time to policy complete or received so easy and fast methods of Digital Insurance. Customer’s option of many company in websites chief rates extra cover or Facilities available in Digital Insurance company.

The research paper delves into the thematic landscape of present-day Indian popular fiction, aiming to explore the diverse narrative trends and societal reflections within the country's literary realm. In a multifaceted analysis, this study navigates through an array of thematic approaches prevalent in contemporary Indian literature, examining narratives that encapsulate societal dynamics, cultural nuances, and pressing global concerns. The thematic exploration encompasses various facets including social themes, cultural exploration, globalization and modernity, identity and diversity, environmental concerns, etc. Through this analytical lens, the research paper uncovers the significant role of present-day Indian popular fiction as a mirror to societal shifts, cultural heritage, and contemporary concerns. It examines the genre's potential to influence societal perceptions, foster cultural discourse, and contribute to the evolving literary landscape.

Sustainable development is an organizing principle that aims to meet human development goals while also enabling natural systems to provide necessary natural resources and ecosystem services to humans. Sustainable development is defined as “a constraint upon present consumption in order to ensure that future generations will inherit a resource base that is no less than the inheritance of the previous generation.” The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) or Global Goals are a collection of seventeen interlinked objectives designed to serve as a "shared blueprint for peace and prosperity for people and the planet, now and into the future. Finally, education for sustainable development can help to shape our future. With the continuous support from government, appropriate laws, responsible action by society will together serve and alleviate the major global crises that we face today

The current pollution and potential depletion of the earth's natural resources, together with the growing awareness about choosing healthier and ecologically friendly food and other items, has resulted in the creation of a new method of consumption, known as Green Consumption. Green customers are a new type of people that wish to participate in sustainable living. As a result, numerous businesses have recognized this as a growth and resurgence opportunity in an existing market. Consumers' preferences and interest in environmental issues and responsible consumption have developed in the post-pandemic period. As a result of the widespread adoption of sustainable development goals, consumers are attempting to make environmentally friendly decisions when selecting and consuming products. As a result, Green Consumer Behavior is seen as a positive driver toward business sustainability and environmental protection. The goal of this study is to provide a paradigm for green consumer behavior and its impact on marketing tactics in the post-pandemic period

In the article it is intended to have historical perspective of women entrepreneur in India & to make relevant suggestions. Entrepreneurial development is a must for economic development of the country. Both men & Women should undertake business activities for the country’s industrial & economic development. Even though women are not by nature physically strong , they can manage business and other activities efficiently & effectively, because they can properly combine skills & emotions women have been successful in various activities. They have inborn qualities of entrepreneurship and management. The society & the Government should realize importance of strength of women and remove all obstacles in the way of women entrepreneurial development . Fortunately, Govt. has become aware of the women entrepreneurship and has taken proper steps to remove obstacles and increase women entrepreneurship in India. Govt. and society are trying to remove all the limitations in this context. Thus, women entrepreneurship must be successful for economic & social development of the country.

Education is undergoing constant change due to the development of new technologies, changes in pedagogical methods, and an increasing awareness of the importance of inclusive and diverse learning settings. An outline of the contemporary trends influencing education in the twenty-first century is given in this abstract. Through this research paper trying to throwing lights on some thoughts on technologically improved modern education trends pros and cons.

This study investigates the awareness levels and prospects of health insurance in Jalgaon district, focusing on understanding the current scenario and potential future developments. The research employs a comprehensive approach to analyze the existing awareness about health insurance among the residents of Jalgaon, considering socioeconomic factors, accessibility, and overall healthcare needs. Additionally, the study explores the prospects of enhancing health insurance coverage in the region, identifying key challenges and opportunities. Through a mix of quantitative and qualitative methods, including interviews, and data analysis, the research aims to provide valuable insights for policymakers, insurance providers, and other stakeholders in improving health insurance awareness and accessibility in Jalgaon district.

The Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSME) sector in India stands as a linchpin in the nation's economic framework, contributing significantly to GDP, employment, and exports. Recent data from the Government of India, Ministry of MSME, indicates that the MSME sector contributes approximately 29% to the country's GDP, underscoring its substantial impact on economic growth. Indian women are making a significant contribution to the Micro and Small Enterprises (MSME) sector in India by bringing innovative products and services, enhancing employment opportunities and driving economic growth.

Real Estate Sector is one of the pioneer industry which contributes major part of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in a nations total GDP. Revolution of digitalization brought tremendous efficiency in the working of every business sector. Internet brought enormous opportunity to real estate developers. Digital revolution helps to streamline the process, increase efficiency, increase transparency, reliability and reduce operational cost. It refers to use of digital technology. It is a process where business products and services are made available to global audience and we get the information in just one click. Making owns property is everyone’s dream so to boost sales marketing team of real estate sector have to give client centric services i.e. traditional marketing as well as modern marketing. The researcher is interested to study the transformation in construction business (residential and commercial) due to adoption of digitalization

It is well said that Motivation is the art of getting people to do what you want them to do because they want to do it and recent research suggests that he competition can significantly enhance motivational technique. Motivation is an inner energy force that determines all aspects of our attitude; even it impacts on how we think, feel and interact with opponents. In sport, above motivation is widely accepted as an essential prerequisite in getting athletes to fulfill their potential. However, given its inherently abstract nature, it is a force that is often difficult to exploit fully. Some trainees. It makes individuals like the 45-year-old sprinter Merlene Ottey, who competed in her Olympics in Athens 2004, churn out outstanding performances year in, year out? Unique athletes such as Ottey have developed an ability to channel their energies extremely effectively. Infect, motivation is essential for the direction of effort for a period of time

The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the adoption of remote work, transforming the traditional workplace dynamics. This research aims to investigate the impact of remote work on employee engagement and performance in organizations. The study will explore the challenges and benefits associated with remote work, considering factors such as communication, collaboration, work-life balance, and technology. Additionally, it will analyse the effectiveness of HRM strategies and practices in supporting remote teams, focusing on employee engagement, motivation, and overall job satisfaction. The findings of this research can provide valuable insights for HR professionals and organizational leaders seeking to optimize their HRM strategies in the evolving landscape of remote work.

Physical fitness plays a pivotal role in enhancing athletic performance across various sports disciplines. Among these, the significance of physical fitness in short distance running stands out prominently. Short distance running demands an exceptional blend of speed, power, agility, and endurance, making it a discipline that heavily relies on an athlete's physical conditioning. Understanding the profound impact of physical fitness on the performance of short distance runners is crucial not only for optimizing their athletic potential but also for refining training methodologies and injury prevention strategies. Short distance running, which typically involves sprint races ranging from 60 meters to 400 meters, is a discipline that requires explosive power, rapid acceleration, and efficient biomechanics. Athletes competing in these events need to harness their anaerobic energy systems, showcasing exceptional speed endurance while maintaining optimal technique throughout the race. The significance of short distance running extends to various competitive arenas, including track and field events, where split-second differences can determine victory or defeat

The realm of sports science has perpetually sought innovative methodologies to optimize athletic performance across various disciplines. Among these, the significance of Speed, Agility, and Quickness (SAQ) training has garnered immense attention for its potential to enhance athletes' skill sets and overall performance. In particular, its impact on the skill performance of female basketball players stands as a promising avenue for exploration and optimization. This study endeavors to delve deeply into the "Impact of SAQ Training Program on Skill Performance of Women Basketball Players," aiming to scrutinize and elucidate the potential benefits and specific implications of SAQ training on the skill development and overall performance of female athletes within the dynamic domain of basketball. The landscape of modern basketball demands a multifaceted skill set from athletes, requiring not only technical prowess but also agility, speed, and rapid decision-making abilities. Women's basketball, in particular, embodies a blend of strategic play, athleticism, and skillful execution, necessitating a comprehensive training regimen tailored to meet the unique physiological and skillbased demands of the sport.

Football, being a dynamic and competitive sport, demands a multifaceted skill set for players to excel. This research paper delves into the necessary skills pivotal for football players to achieve their best performance on the field. Through an extensive review of literature, empirical studies, and expert opinions, this study aims to identify, analyze, and prioritize the key skills that significantly contribute to a player's success in football. The findings provide valuable insights for coaches, players, and stakeholders involved in player development and training programs.

Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) play a vital role in driving economic growth and development in India. The objective of this study is to examine the contribution of MSMEs in the overall growth of the Indian economy. Using a combination of primary and secondary data sources this study analyzes the current status and future projections of MSMEs in India including their employment and production levels, export potential and challenges faced. The results show that MSMEs contribute significantly to India's GDP, employment and export revenues. However, IMEs also face a number of challenges, including access to finance, technology and skilled labour. This study highlights the need for policy interventions to support the growth and development of MSMEs in India, including better access to credit technology and infrastructure. Overall, this study provides valuable insights on the role of MSMEs in promoting economic growth and sustainability in India. The main objective of the study is to study the contribution of micro, small and medium enterprises in the economic growth of the economy in India. The research has been prepared from a combination of primary and secondary sources.

Online shopping has become a significant aspect of the Indian retail industry, offering retailers numerous benefits such as reduced real estate costs, enhanced customer service, mass customization, global reach, niche marketing, and specialized stores. The growth of ecommerce in the coming years is expected to strengthen further due to changing markets, development in Information Technology, increased penetration of credit cards, and easy payment gateways. Online shopping allows consumers to purchase goods or services directly from the seller on the internet using a web browser and Mobile application, allowing them to compare prices, product features, and after-sales service features. Popular online retailing companies in India include Myntra, Flipkart, Snapdeal, Amazon, and e-Bay. The growth of e-commerce has significantly changed the landscape of the Indian retail market, with customers increasingly seeking benefits from online retailers. To reach its full potential, business owners need a clearer understanding of who buys online, what they buy online, why they buy online, and how non-Internet buyers can be transformed into online buyers. This study aims to understand the impact on online purchase on offline stores.

The ethical dimensions of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and delves into the principles guiding businesses in their commitment to social and environmental responsibility. As businesses play an increasingly influential role in shaping societal outcomes, understanding the ethical underpinnings of CSR becomes imperative. The paper reviews key elements such as stakeholder consideration, transparency, and accountability, emphasizing the importance of ethical decision-making in the corporate realm. It also addresses the concept of social and environmental justice, highlighting the responsibility of businesses to contribute positively to broader societal well-being. Furthermore, the paper examines the ethical implications of supply chain management, advocating for fair labor practices and responsible sourcing. The avoidance of 'greenwashing' and adherence to laws and regulations are discussed as integral components of ethical CSR. Additionally, the role of ethical leadership in fostering a corporate culture aligned with social responsibility is explored. By synthesizing these perspectives, the paper contributes to a comprehensive understanding of the ethical dimensions that shape and define Corporate Social Responsibility in contemporary business practices.

In a world marked by cultural diversity and interfaith interactions, the role of a Buddhist chaplain extends beyond traditional temple spaces to touch the lives of individuals in both Buddhist and non-Buddhist communities. These chaplains play a crucial role in influencing and supporting individuals not only within Buddhist communities but also those that adhere to different belief systems. The traditional role of a Buddhist chaplain within the temple has evolved, with chaplains now actively engaging with the broader community, acknowledging that spiritual guidance is a continuous aspect of individuals' lives. Their adaptability is a defining characteristic, as they understand that the spiritual, emotional, and ethical needs of individuals are diverse and context-dependent. They tailor their approaches, recognizing the unique challenges faced by individuals within different communities and responding with flexibility and understanding. The primary role of a Buddhist chaplain is to provide spiritual insight, sharing the wisdom embedded in Buddhist teachings while remaining sensitive to the diverse spiritual frameworks present in their audience. By offering a perspective rooted in spiritual principles, chaplains contribute to the enrichment of individuals' inner lives. Emotional support is provided by Buddhist chaplains beyond the intellectual realm, offering a compassionate hand to acknowledge the human experience in all its facets. Ethical guidance is provided by chaplains, who recognize the universal applicability of ethical principles and contribute to the moral development of individuals, emphasizing values that resonate with the broader human experience. In essence, the evolving role of a Buddhist chaplain is a dynamic response to the intricacies of our diverse world. Their ability to bridge spiritual wisdom across communities, adapt to varied needs, and foster understanding makes them invaluable contributors to the tapestry of global society. Dr Monica Sanford in her book ‘Kalyṇamitra: A Model for Buddhist Spiritual Care’ define the term Chaplaincy as Right Livelihood for Buddhists who wish to integrate their practice and professional lives. But in contemporary society the role of a Buddhist Chaplain is continuously evolving. Its role is not limited for any particular sect or tradition it influences all individuals as well as communities. In other word Buddhist Chaplaincy also known as well-wisher. In early Buddhism the Pali term Kalyāṇamitta is very crucial it means well-wisher. The term Kalyāṇamitta needs to be explored and comprehend in a proper manner as many of the people are not aware about Buddhist Chaplaincy in proper manner i.e. Kalyāṇamitta.

In India majority of the population lives in rural area. In the rural area lack of internet connectivity, low infrastructure facility, low literacy all are the barriers to communication and information delivery which leads to lack of awareness of healthcare information in rural area. Good health is the basic right of every human being and health information is essential for maintaining good health, preventing diseases as well as making sound health decisions. Every person can be able to receive, utilise and get advantage from healthcare services if he has appropriate information about all these services. That’s why health information is very necessary for every individual.

Thies paper studied in recent times, been an increasing interest in understanding corporate social (and environmental) responsibility (CSR) and, in particular, CSR reporting in developing countries. However, many of these studies fail to investigate fully the contextual factors that influence CSR and reporting in those countries, preferring to rely on theories and hypotheses developed from studies undertaken in the West, particularly the US, UK and Australasia. It may be argued that this is appropriate as many emerging economies are experiencing growth and moving towards having a more market-based orientation. Notwithstanding this, a large number of these countries have an entirely different socio-political environment, with different political regimes, legal systems and cultural influences. These factors have a significant effect on the applicability of theories such as stakeholder theory, legitimacy theory and accountability theory, which are commonly used to explain the phenomenon of reporting. In State Capitalist countries, such as China, an important influence on companies is the political ideology that underpins the nation’s government. The nature and impact of ideology and hegemony in China has been under-studied and, therefore, investigating how the ideology, and competing forces that may mitigate its influence, manifest themselves in Chinese reporting are essential. In the Middle East, countries such as Saudi Arabia have no free press, are ruled by a royal family, have a market dominated by the oil industry, and potential religious influences. Such sociocultural differences mean societies develop different understandings of concepts such as sustainability and social responsibility. Finally, countries such as Sri Lanka have some similarities to other developing countries, but their economy is set against a background of a recent civil war – operating in a post-conflict economy is a factor rarely considered in social and environmental disclosure, yet has important influence on policy in these areas.

This literature review delves into the realm of Salary Earners' Credit Cooperative Societies (SECCS) within educational institutions. SECCS are financial cooperatives managed by the employees of the respective institutions. This review provides an extensive insight into this financial model, its historical evolution, and its significance in promoting financial inclusion and employee welfare. The study compiles key themes and findings from existing literature on SECCS in educational institutions, focusing on various research perspectives and suggestions for enhancing their efficiency.

Globalization of trade, transport and communication sectors made the world amenable and accessible in terms of movements of materials, people, business houses, consumerism and knowledge transfer. India with ancient and rich cultural heritage has developed over the years its own wide base for science, engineering and technology with appropriate economic growth attracting global affection for its marketing potential. India is recognized today as fast developing world power in view of the achievements in sectors of space technology, innovative and emerging technologies, various forms of complimentary medicines, information and communication technologies and business outsourcing. But the question is the acquisition of all these attainments and increasing demands of door step services, enjoying sedentary life style human movements become hypokinetic, to overcome this social problem physical activity and fitness programs are the urgent need of the society.

Today doping refers a universal problem in the field of sports. All federations and International Olympic Committee tries from last fifty years to have permanent solution over this problem with the help of educational institutes and by organizing camps. Due to advanced development of technology new and more powerful and undetectable doping methods and techniques are introduced as well as to run this drug business sophisticated network of distribution have developed. In ancient period i.e in 776 BC Greek Olympians and Roman gladiators uses mushrooms, plants, mixture of wine and herbs to enhance the performance and get recovery from pain and injuries. But observing the side effects on human body these substances and drugs are banned by International Olympic Committee.

Women entrepreneurs are the business owners participated in economic activity to empower themselves economically and enhance their status in the society. The purpose of this research study is to investigate how women entrepreneurs are utilizing digital technologies for business marketing and what do they perceive about digitalization and adoption of digital marketing. The core aim of the research paper to study adoption of digital marketing activities and effectiveness of digital marketing activity on sales and techniques employed by women entrepreneurs. Nowadays Enterprises utilize digital technology, but predominantly rely on conventional tools. The greater the extent of digital marketing adoption by women entrepreneurs, the higher the enterprise performance The use of digital platforms positively impacted the company’s development, leading to increasing numbers of both new therapists and customers, improving the company’s accessibility, growing business income, and forming partnerships with other companies. The study recommended that women entrepreneurs should improve on the Adoption of digital marketing activities marketing

This research paper explores the dynamic and evolving role of libraries in modern society. Libraries have been integral to human civilization for centuries, serving as repositories of knowledge, cultural hubs, and community spaces. In the digital age, the role of libraries has undergone significant transformations to adapt to the changing needs of society. This paper reviews the historical context of libraries, examines their traditional functions, and investigates how they have embraced technological advancements to remain relevant. The paper concludes with an outlook on the future of libraries in the context of rapidly evolving technologies and societal changes.

In an era defined by unprecedented digital connectivity and technological innovation, the pursuit of holistic well-being has taken center stage as a crucial endeavor. The amalgamation of technological advancements with the timeless wisdom of practices like yoga has sparked a discourse on the convergence of ancient philosophies and modern lifestyles. This research endeavors to explore the synergies between the benefits of yoga and the imperative need for healthy well-being within the context of the contemporary digital age. The 21st century stands witness to an unparalleled digital revolution, characterized by ubiquitous technology integration into everyday life. The omnipresence of digital devices, social media platforms, and rapid information dissemination shapes human interaction, work environments, and leisure pursuits. While this digital panorama unveils a tapestry of opportunities, it concurrently introduces a myriad of challenges that warrant a reevaluation of our approach to well-being

This study investigates the relationship between the Community-Based Tuberculosis (TB) Program and societal issues in Maharashtra, India. Recognizing the interconnected nature of health and social dynamics, the research aims to shed light on how societal factors influence the success and challenges of the TB program at the community level. This report is based on desk research, patients and stakeholder interviews, and supplemented by institutional knowledge acquired over the years. Standardized formats were prepared and shared with each District TB Cell (DTC) to gather information on the ongoing community based activities. 68 districts out of 80 districts are reverted with responses on the format, which served as a starting point for documenting the initiatives and drafting the findings in this report. Preliminary findings suggest that societal issues significantly affect the Community-Based TB Program, influencing the program's reach, effectiveness, and sustainability. Factors such as economic disparities and cultural beliefs emerge as critical determinants in shaping community perceptions and responses to TB initiatives. Stigma associated with the disease and prevailing social norms also impact the identification and management of TB cases within communities. This research underscores the importance of adopting a holistic approach in designing and implementing communitybased health interventions. Insights from this study have implications for policy development, advocating for strategies that address the root causes of TB within the unique social context of Maharashtra. Moreover, the findings contribute to the global discourse on infectious disease management, emphasizing the need to consider social determinants in public health programs

In the dynamic landscape of financial markets, the investment behavior of individuals plays a pivotal role in shaping economic outcomes and influencing the overall stability of the financial system. Understanding the intricate interplay between an individual's perception, professional background, and their investment decisions has become increasingly crucial in the contemporary financial environment. This research paper delves into the nuanced realm of investment behavior by conducting a comprehensive perception study among individual professionals. Investment decisions are multifaceted and influenced by a myriad of factors, including risk tolerance, financial knowledge, market conditions, and personal experiences. However, the influence of one's professional background on investment behavior is a relatively unexplored area in the existing literature. As professionals often possess unique perspectives, skillsets, and risk appetites, studying their investment behavior provides a valuable lens through which we can gain insights into the broader dynamics of financial decision-making. The financial landscape has witnessed unprecedented volatility and complexity in recent years, marked by global economic uncertainties, technological advancements, and evolving regulatory frameworks. Against this backdrop, the investment behavior of professionals becomes increasingly relevant, as they navigate these challenges while managing personal financial portfolios. This research aims to bridge the gap in understanding how the perception of individual professionals towards various investment instruments, risk assessment, and market dynamics shapes their investment decisions.

Environmental, Social, and Governance is referred to as ESG. ESG goes beyond environmental issues. The best way to describe ESG is as a framework that aids stakeholders in comprehending how a company manages opportunities and risks associated with environmental, social, and governance standards.

It is observed that the focus of social legislation curricula in many educational institutions in India is mainly on individuals dealing with personal difficulties. However, Community Development is also an equally important aspect of social work practices. Those practices also need to be focused, and it is essential to incorporate more communitybased legislation in the social work education curriculum. It also needs to be based on rural and tribal community development as well as urban development in this regards. It is notable that very few laws are included in social work education related to the communities. In the perspective of Biodiversity Conservation and Protection as well as to recognize the historical injustice with forest communities two historical Acts were passed unanimously in the parliament of India: 1: The Biodiversity Act 2002 and 2. The Forest Right Act 2006. Both these acts are very significant in the development of the community and protection of ecological balance. Therefore, it is essential to incorporate these two acts into the curriculum of social work in order to focus social work practices towards the protection of forest and ecological balance. This paper focuses on the significance of the Bio-diversity Act-2002 and the Forest Right Act-2006 in social work education.

Postcolonial Literature represents understated racial and ethnic groups civilizations that are distinct from the mainstream culture based on traditional society. Many of these writers sincerely try to uphold the values of their culture, bring back ideas that have been abandoned, and offer their own perspectives on the social history of their community. There is a strong affirmation of community, with its terrible past and wonderful present. All these things have been seen in the writings of minority Parsi authors

The New Company Act of 2013 mandates that businesses with a net worth of Rs. 500 crores, revenue of Rs. 1000 crores, or net profit of Rs. 5 crores devote 2% of their average profit for the preceding three years to social responsibility programs. The current CSR landscape in India is the primary focus of the study. With the aid of their numerous reports, State Bank of India was selected for this investigation. To find out how much money is really spent on CSR. SBI, the only Indian bank on the Fortune Global 500 list of the biggest companies in the world for 2020, is the 48th largest bank in the world by total assets. It also ranks 221st on the list. With a 23% asset market share and a 25% share of the entire loan and deposit market, this public sector bank is the biggest in India. With almost 250,000 workers, it ranks as India's tenth-largest employer. After HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank, State Bank of India became the third lender and the seventh Indian company to cross the ₹ 5-trillion market capitalization threshold on the Indian stock exchanges for the first time on September 14, 2022.1. Because of the SBI's aforementioned significance, researchers have examined the CSR fund and how it is used.

Sustainable entrepreneurship has emerged as a critical paradigm in the contemporary business landscape, addressing the urgent need for economic development that is in harmony with environmental and social considerations. This research paper explores the concept of sustainable entrepreneurship, its foundations, challenges, and the potential it holds for fostering a more resilient and equitable global economy. By examining successful sustainable entrepreneurial practices, policy implications, and future directions, this paper aims to contribute to the growing body of knowledge on sustainable business practices.

The accreditation process plays a crucial role in ensuring the quality and standard of higher education institutions worldwide. This research paper delves into the necessity and benefits of accreditation by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) for higher education institutions. The study aims to analyze the compelling reasons that drive institutions to seek NAAC accreditation and investigate the positive outcomes and improvements brought about by the accreditation process. The research employs a mixed-methods approach, combining qualitative and quantitative data collection methods. Qualitative data will be gathered through interviews and surveys with key stakeholders, including university administrators, faculty members, and accreditation experts. On the quantitative front, statistical analysis will be conducted on relevant performance metrics and indicators before and after the accreditation process.