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Feb. 27, 2022
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A STUDY OF THE AWARENESS OF CYBER CRIME AND CYBER LAWS AMONG PEOPLE WITH RESPECT TO MUMBAI REGION
Ankita Awsarmal
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7267681
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21’st Century has been characterised by technological innovations that have shape the way
people interact. In India each and every minute one person become internet users. Its
convergence with digitally supported platforms and gadgets, safeguarding the parents as
well as students from the cybercrimes is becoming a challenging task. Cybercrime grows
quickly with developing newer techniques every day. According to survey of 2021, 70% of
people, businesses, corporate affect by Cyber Attack. This study examine that various types
of cybercrimes worldwide and there is rapid increment in it day by day. IT Act 2000 law
established in INDIA to concrete legal framework, establishment of cybercrime Law
enforcement organizations. Cyber Crime used different methods in Modern era. This
research paper particularly focuses on the Awareness of Cybercrime and Cyber Laws to
highlighting their importance towards the people. The paper suggested a conceptual model
explaining how to uphold and implement the awareness programmes among internet users
regarding cybercrimes. This Study was done in all over the Mumbai Region where data was
collected from 162 people who have experienced some cyber-attacks.
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SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND PERCEPTION OF COLLEGE YOUTH: A STUDY OF MUMBAI WESTERN REGION
Dr (CA) Seema T.Shah
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7267714
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Social Entrepreneurship and Social Entrepreneurs has gained attention over the last decade
and more. Social entrepreneurship is the act of taking ahead an innovative idea to address
the issues present in society. There are many examples which show the visible impact of social
entrepreneurship in changing the society. Over the period of time the concept, impact and
belief of social entrepreneurship has been changed. Young and successful social
entrepreneurs have motivated the youth to take the social cause and address along with
economic benefit for the society especially underprivileged section. The research paper
collected the data by using primary data analysis of 57 respondents. The questions related to
social entrepreneurship has been asked to understand the perception of college youth
towards the concept of social entrepreneurship.
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A STUDY ON CRYPTOCURRENCEY IN INDIA: AN OPPORTUNITY?
Chaitali Deepak Gaonkar
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7267712
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India is rapidly growing in the area of information and communication technology. Due to
developed technology and digitalization, multiple routine activities of an individual have
become more flexible. Technology has played great role in investment and trading sectors as
well. In the process of development in technical era, digitalization and advance trading are
pre-dominant areas. Multiple techno-Indians in current period are looking forward to grow
with advancement in the economy. Cryptocurrency is one of the well-known emerging
financial instruments. The present study focuses on future of Cryptocurrency in Indian
Economy. As per recent developments in the respective area, Cryptocurrency and Regulation
of Official Digital Currency Bill 2021 is to be introduced by government in parliament during
winter session. This can be a positive step towards development in the area of Investments
and trading.
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Feb. 27, 2022
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ROLE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CHANGE IN ATTITUDE, IN ACHIEVING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Ms. Daksha H. Halkare
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7267754
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Sustainable development is very crucial for the survival of the human race. Sustainability
means meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generation
to meet their own needs. Due to extreme weather changes, pollution, forest and soil
degradation, animal extinction and deterioration in quality of environmental factors. It is
high time now to focus and put efforts for sustainable development.
To achieve this, one of the important aspect is related to psychology of the people. Their
understanding of the issue, accepting their role, in solving the issue and making desirable
changes in their own thinking, habits, attitudes and behaviour is very important in achieving
the goals of sustainable development. Our attitudes are our evaluation of the outside world,
either negative or positive, it is a way how we look at the things, which has serious impact on
our behaviour. It is needed to change our attitude in such a way so that we will be able to
achieve the goals of sustainable development
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Feb. 27, 2022
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A STUDY ON IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON PUBLIC FINANCE IN ASIA
Dr. Rajesh Harichandra Bhoite
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7267767
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The purpose of this paper to highlight the impact of covid-19 on the government finance in
East and South Asia. Covid -19 pandemic not only affect socio-economic life of the people
but also the government finance on large scale. Number of countries in Asia, are developing
and have been struggling hard to have sound fiscal policy. They have been suffering from
many socio-economic issues and have less GDP as compared to western and European
countries. Covid pandemic affected these nations badly as, almost every country in the year
2020 was in deficit and struggled hard to spend on the health of the people. Covid deaths,
covid patient treatment made government spend too much unpredictably and in non-plan
expenditure mode. The public finance in Asia was more affected by Covid-19. This all made
Asia to suffer. Number of countries even borrowed from ADB, IDA, World bank to meet their
health expenditures and had to manage their financial administration with difficulty. In this
study, which is based on secondary and official data revealed the endeavour done to highlight
the position of Asian countries featuring their public or government finance situation.
Economic slowdown, social recovery increased their deficits ranking them low in global
financial and HDI ranking.
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Feb. 28, 2022
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SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS, WITH REFERENCE TO MULTI DIMENSIONAL POVERTY INDEX OF INDIA.
Dr. Ritesh Kumar Singhal
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7267784
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Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a group of seventeen interlinked global goals
which are a blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for everyone. These
were set up in 2015 by the United Nations General Assembly (UN-GA) and are projected to
be achieved by the year 2030. The SDG Vertical, and the various Ministries are the nodal
agency for SDGs in India. This paper tries to look into important aspects of Mulit dimensional
Poverty index in India as the NITI Aayog is using a very good methodology to understand the
deprivation of people due to poverty. Poverty eradication is very important as it goes hand
in hand with upliftment of human society and also impact other SDG goals like health wellbeing,
zero hunger, economic growth, sustainable economic progress and Peace
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Feb. 25, 2022
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GENDER EQUALITY AND WOMAN EMPOWERMENT PRACTICES IN THE BUSINESS
Dr. Sangeeta Pande
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7267819
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The Coronavirus outbreak, which is officially called as Covid-19 which started in China has
affected all over the world. Many countries in the world declared lock down. All the economic
activities were greatly affected. It has affected economic, social life and also emotional
wellbeing of a person. Women from all walks of life were also greatly affected. Some women
were more stressed than men during the lock down (https://times of India .Indian times .com
17 April 2020). According to a recent poll conducted on the E Times lifestyle twitter account,
61% of the respondents voted that women were more stressed than men during lockdown.
The working women also suffered a lot balancing work from home and domestic
responsibilities added to more stressful situation. In India gender discrimination is clearly
visible in the responsibility sharing. Since long it was believed that domestic work and taking
care of children is the sole responsibility of women hence she remains more burdened with
work. In a new normal situation, it’s time to think for the ways and different mechanism for
easing the problems of women. This paper mainly deals with the problems of working women
and attempts to find out the different practices of women empowerment
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WOMEN EMPOWERMENT AND VARIOUS FEMININE SUCCESS STORIES (CLASSIC CASE-STUDY PHENOMENA)
Mr. Fernandes Joseph John
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7267849
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“Social Progress can be measured by the social position of the female Sex” – Karl Marx.
As we move towards the next 21st Century and post-covid era in this globalised world, things
are changing. Today the feminine- aspects are making sacrifices for the sake of their careers.
They are confident and are full of ethical values. They are economically viable and
independent. The feminine aspect has had an impact on everything and in all the fields. They
are fighting against all the odds and are coming up the hard- way. Their lives are full of
struggles and strife, but they are the ones who are taking the risks and are surging ahead in
all the potential talents. Women today are an empowered lot and are facing all barriers and
are coming up with the flying colours. They have left their footprints everywhere.
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IMPACT OF COVID-19 PANDEMIC ON WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS IN MUMBAI
CA Kiran Gajjar
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7267864
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The objective behind this research is to study the effect of lockdown due to COVID-19
pandemic on small scale businesses operated by women and to suggest required changes to
improve business environment for women entrepreneurs to managing their business in such
an unexpected crisis. Another objective of study is to find out a contemporary issues faced by
small scale businesses operated by women during the period of lockdown due to COVID-19
pandemic. The study focused on change in Sale Revenue of business, overall household
income, lifestyle and very importantly mental health. Qualitative research design is used to
study impact of COVID-19 on activities of the micro scale business operated by women’s
entrepreneurs. Structured questionnaire, Semi-structured interview and discussions used to
collect primary data from the women selected for the study. The study revealed that it is
necessary that business should be use more technology particularly digitalization is an
important thing. The results also revealed that the conditions like lockdown due to COVID-
19 pandemic affect the women physical and mental health. Consideration of gender gap also
one of the issue in affected efficiency of women lockdown due to COVID-19 pandemic in
developing countries like India. One More important issue highlighted through this study is
that skill development for women entrepreneurs is necessary to make them competitive and
enhance their capacity to deal with different issues
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THE STUDY OF GROWING TREND OF FINTECH SOLUTION BASED SERVICES AND ITS PERCEPTION, USABILITY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO MUMBAI
Mr. Krishnakumar Shukla & Dr. Kiran Menghani
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7267897
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Business, banks and financial institutions have expanded their reach as a result of
technological advancements. Governments have taken the necessary steps toward digital
transformation and the promotion of FinTech initiatives, realising the potential of FinTech to
contribute to financial inclusion and stability. It is vital to investigate the awareness and
perceived utility of various technologies involved in providing fintech services in order to
increase the adoption of fintech services. The purpose of this essay is to look into the
relationship between various demographic characteristics, FinTech acceptance, consumer
perception, user pattern, and limits when using FinTech services. The findings, based on a
survey of 120 people, show a strong link between the use of FinTech services and various
demographic features
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Feb. 28, 2022
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EMERGING FINANCIAL INSTRUMENT – GREEN BONDS
CA. Dr. Mahalakshmi M
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7267911
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Green Bonds has arisen out of the concept of “green finance” to channelise savings towards
green initiatives to make more sustainable, rewarding and positive impact on the
environment. Green Finance is defined as financing investments that deliver environmental
benefits in the broader context of environmentally sustainable development. It is expected
that green bond investment in a single year could reach $1 trillion milestone for the first time
by Q4 2022. Environmental issues are becoming a serious cause of worry for the world and
its people. Investments in Green Bonds could relate to environmental benefits which include,
reductions in air, water and land pollution, reductions in greenhouse gas emissions and
improved energy efficiency. Threat relating to climate change is one of the biggest threats
being faced by the humanity. The root cause of green finance is to mitigate the impact of
climate change, pollution and depletion of natural capital that threatens a country’s ability
to be competitive and productive. This new emerging financial instrument for green economy
is not technically different but sets new conditions for making responsible investment. Green
bonds are the bonds issued by the enterprise for investments in the field of alternative energy,
environmentally friendly modes of transport, and effectively projects, which meet the criteria
of sustainable development. Globally, the first green bond was issued in 2007 by the
European Investment Bank, lending arm of EU. India entered the green bond market for the
first time in 2015 with the bond issue by YES Bank for investment in renewable and clean
energy projects.
This study focuses on a comparative study of green bonds issued by various countries
including India and analyses the investments made in this sector
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Feb. 27, 2022
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EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT IN THE TIME OF CRISIS
Milind Madhusudan Thatte, & Dr. Aruna Deshpande
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7267941
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It is crucial to retain employees which are selected through rigorous selection procedure by
HR. Employees are given training to achieve vision, mission and goals of the organization.
Employee should be given responsibility with authority to work on the task independently.
There are various types of crisis which are natural, man-made, created, political, social,
economic and business related aspects. Crisis should be handled carefully and professionally
as per the crisis management policy. Employee Engagement gives sense of belongingness to
employee so that the employee will feel happy, satisfied, committed, healthy, responsible,
safe, caring etc. This is to understand whether Employee Engagement will have same or
different impact on the employees during crisis situation because employer limits their
expenditure on certain types of expenses and employee welfare is one of them, hence the
employees are given intangible rewards in form of appreciation and job enrichment.
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Feb. 28, 2022
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ONLINE TEACHING AND LEARNING: BENEFITS AND LIMITATION
Prof. Namrata Ganesh Malbari
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7267971
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Advancement in technology gives us a new challenge for traditional education .online
teaching leaning now accepted in many environments like covid pandemic, government and
academic.
This study represents explanatory information design to attained advantages and
disadvantages of online learning. Result shows that the best advantage of online learning
was flexibility from students perspective, now we have create new and more infrastructure to
the development of online teaching for the purpose.
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REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUST (REIT’S) AND IT’S PROSPECTS IN INDIAN REAL ESTATE SECTOR
Mr. Nikhil Pramod Ghodke
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7267987
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Real Estate Sector is booming industry in India. This sector generates second highest
employment after Agriculture. Beginning of the 21st Century Indian Economy take off with
thriving tertiary sector Industry. BPOs, KPOs process work and retail industry are fasted
growing and that will lead the demand of Commercial spaces in Tire-I and Tire-II cities. Due
to highest demand in Residential as well as Commercial Spaces in Urban and Semi-urban
areas. The Prices of real estate touched to the sky. Therefore, the affordability of investment
to common man is not possible due to a short pocket. Lower income group of peoples are not
enjoying the benefit of Investment in Real Estate Sector due to short savings in Hands.
Therefore, Capital to the real estate sector and channelize funds of retail investors into the
formal system by way of implementing SEBI (REITs) Regulations, 2014. With the help of that
Government initiates the process of REITs in India which operate in a fashion similar to
mutual funds. In 2016 budget, they passed the Real Estate Regulators Bill. SEBI will take
care of the protecting of all real estate investors. Still this investment avenue is most neglected
due to the structural complexity and lack of awareness in common people.
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A STUDY ON AWARENESS OF CRYPTO CURRENCIES WITH RESPECT TO COMMERCE STUDENTS OF KALYAN AND DOMBIVLI CITY
Mr. Premkumar Sivan Nair
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7268002
Abstract
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A currency that has no physical form but exist digitally, creating headlines all over the world
by its volatile nature. Some designate it as new medium of exchange while other question its
potential inflationary nature. Crypto currency is not a form of exchange that is initiated
recently. It is rooted back in 1983 with names such as e-cash and digi-cash which were the
early form of cryptographic electronic money. In current times crypto currency is mostly
represented or misinterpreted with Bitcoin. Many are aware of crypto currencies, as
terminologies and not as concept. As it is a new form of exchange and operated digitally,
hence younger generation have more attraction towards it. This research is to find whether
current student generation is aware of this form of exchange and also its role in molding the
economy either way. In India Government has already started working on regulatory policies
on crypto, therefore research will also include the awareness of students relating to Central
or regulatory Bodies’ approach towards crypto currenci
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Feb. 27, 2022
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AN OVERVIEW OF EMERGING FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS IN INDIAN FINANCIAL SYSTEM
Prof. Hema .A. Chetwani
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7268024
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Financial instruments are assets that can be traded, or they can also be seen as packages of
capital that may be traded. Most types of financial instruments provide efficient flow and
transfer of capital all throughout the world's investors. These assets can be cash, a
contractual right to deliver or receive cash or another type of financial instrument, or
evidence of one's ownership of an entity. A financial instrument is a real or virtual document
representing a legal agreement involving any kind of monetary value. Financial instruments
may be divided into two types: cash instruments and derivative instruments. Financial
instruments may also be divided according to an asset class, which depends on whether they
are debt-based or equity-based. Foreign exchange instruments comprise a third, unique type
of financial instrument.
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Feb. 25, 2022
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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY PRACTICES IN THE TIMES OF COVID-19: WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO MAHARASHTRA STATE
Dr. Vijay Gaikwad & Mr. Sachin Jadhav
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7268044
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The present research paper attempts to define the Corporate Social Responsibility in
Maharashtra state during the pandemic times of Covid-19 in the state. Corporate social
responsibility is now accepted as a means to achieve sustainable development of an
organization. The World Health Organization has considered Covid-19 as a global pandemic
in the academic year 2020. The contagious disease enormously disrupted socio-economic
conditions of the planet. The Government of India and state governments announced
lockdowns throughout the country in March 2020 in order to promote social distancing and
stop the spread of virus. The comprehensive lockdowns worsened economic quandary of the
Maharashtra state. Heavy population and a lack of educational awareness added so many
socio-economic and health related problems in the life of people. The corporate sector of
Maharashtra government stood shoulder to shoulder with public and state government to
help the needy in the difficult times.
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A STUDY ON VIRTUAL LEARNING AND ITS ACCEPTANCE BY YOUTH IN THANE DISTRICT
Shailesh Sargade
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7268067
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The spread of covid 19 across the globe has led to an unprecedented experiment in virtual
learning education. “Virtual learning” typically refers to a course that is completely virtual.
Learners receive instructional content, submit assignments, take tests, and interact entirely
online, or virtual. This can happen “synchronously” (e.g., all learners joining a live session
at the same time) or “asynchronously” (e.g., Learners logging in to do homework whenever
they want). “Blended learning” refers to a course that mixes online learning and face-to-face
learning together. Internet is now playing a bigger role in our lives and dictating how we
live, socialize, teach, and learn. As the Internet is developing into a main educational tool,
online education offers the educator and the learner access to numerous resources The
number of online courses raise and change the way people learn. People used to study in a
classroom with a tutor in front of them, but now people only need to sit in front of a screen to
learn new things. Virtual learning is designed to reach and engaged the modern learner on
one to one basis anywhere, anytime. However, the acceptance of virtual learning by youth is
still questioned. This research paper consists of primary as well as secondary data. It studies
the perception, impact of virtual learning and most importantly its acceptance by youth
residing in Thane district.
Keywords: Virtual Learning,
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AI ENVIRONMENT AND ITS IMPACT ON VARIOUS INDUSTRIES
Miss. Shubhangi Mohan Ingole
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7268152
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In this paper, I review the role of cognitive psychology in Artificial Intelligence. This paper
examines the current thinking, state-of-the-art applications and predictions surrounding AI
to Bring to light many examples of how it will transform the way we work and how we can
perform it to improve the quality of the built environment.
Artificial intelligence may greatly increase the efficiency of the existing economy. But it may
have an even larger impact by serving as a new general-purpose “method of invention” that
can reshape the nature of the innovation process and the organization of Research &
Development.
We suggest that policies which encourage transparency and sharing of core datasets across
both public and private actors may be critical tools for stimulating research productivity and
innovation-oriented competition going forward. Domains could be anything like Medical,
engineering…etc. the participants are perfectly rational, that attempt to directly model each
participant's cognitive processor. Nowadays whatever we have an understanding of any
problem the Agent needs. It is reflected in the Agent or what he has taken to solve problems.
If an Agent is capable of predicting the next action, it could determine whether she/he might
fall and take action to attempt to prevent it. A natural stating any problem we need to point
in applying deep networks to prior knowledge a new domain for testing the performance of
a regular feed-forward neural network.
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AI AND CHANGING TRENDS IN LEGAL INDUSTRY
Ms. Shweta Sudhir Thombare
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7268155
Abstract
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In India, there are around 4.5 Crore cases pending before the judiciary. A Legal System is
largely depending upon litigation and non-litigation work. Non-Litigation work involves
continuous and monotonous tasks that can be effectively resolved using technology. Global
Legal market witnessed Legal Tech revolution in 2013 when the concept of ‘Smart Contract’
stepped in. Now, global legal industry is rapidly changing and getting ready to adopt new
changes happened due to technology. In India, AI revolution is not so far. Around 4% lawyers
in India make a successful use of AI technology to carry day to day legal tasks. NITI Aayog
is also looking positively towards implementation of AI in legal industry that will offer safety
and security. India is yet to take resourceful measures on it. After observing the relevant
reports and data available in the market, there are several questions that needs to be focused
such as legal personality of AI, its liability and responsibilities, regularization of proposal by
NITI Aayog and Data Protection Policy in case of AI implementation.
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ASSESSING THE PROGRESS OF INDIA TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS BY 2030
Subhash Uttam Sarkate
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7268157
Abstract
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The United Nations has taken an important decision to go forward with pursuing sustainable
development by introducing the 2030 Global Agenda in 2015. The Sustainable Development
Goals (SDGs) are universal policy agenda to envisage a world free of poverty, hunger,
disease and violence, where all forms of life can thrive and promises to build a safe, resilient
and sustainable world. To assess the performance of India in achieving sustainability by
2030, the study aims to understand how far India is from achieving SDGs at both the national
and subnational level. In this study, the present status of India’s primary targets of SDGs is
analyzed with the help of a composite index. A cluster analysis was also performed to examine
the region-specific and issue-specific problems of sustainable development in India. At the
sub- national level, 14 out of 29 states have performed well in the composite index. This study
has identified the arenas India needs to focus on to achieve sustainability by 2030.
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Feb. 28, 2022
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A STUDY ON STUDENTS BEHAVIOR TOWARDS ONLINE LEARNING DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC
Suraiya Shaikh
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7268167
Abstract
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The break-down of the Covid-19 pandemic has changed the situation of the educational
sector from traditional i.e.; face-to-face learning to online learning. The present study aims
to know the behaviour of students towards online learning and the problem faced by them.
The research is descriptive. The data is been collected through an online survey method from
76 undergraduate students. A convenient sampling is been used to collect the data. The data
is been collected with the help of a questionnaire and interview. The data is been analysed
using MS-Excel. It was revealed that 77.6% of students consider online learning an effective
and better choice of learning. Moreover, students feel that online learning is better than going
to college. This study has also given insight into the problems or barriers faced by students
during online learning. The major problem faced by students while online learning is internet
connectivity is poorly followed by eye strain, increase stress, and homework. A suggestive
measure was recommended for the improvement of the problem faced by the student. The
laziness of students is more in online learning. Hopefully, the results of this study will help in
improving students' behaviour towards online learning during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Furthermore, dimensions can be studied on this topic.
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Feb. 28, 2022
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DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION: PROS AND CONS.
Prof. Tanya Jaikumar Ahuja
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7268176
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Education is an important area for the development of Social Innovations. It affects the
raising of the quality of life indirectly but it gives new perspectives, a better start and widens
the possibilities of various social groups. Technological Innovation is having a significant
impact on educational system at all levels. Online courses, teaching aids, educational
software, social networking tools and other emerging technologies are disrupting the
traditional classroom environment. Innovation in education encourages students and
teachers to research, explore and use all the tools to uncover something new. It also improves
education because it Compete students to use a higher level of thinking to solve complex
problems. Digital Technology in education is a social innovation but it has its own pros and
cons. This research paper will throw light on Pros and Cons of digital technology in
education on both teachers and students.
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Feb. 27, 2022
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A MAJOR DISTRACTIVE AND DESTRUCTIVE FACTOR OR A HELPFUL TOOL?
Prof. Tarveen Bindra
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7268184
Abstract
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Social media can encourage casual conversations between colleagues and help build healthy
workplace relationships. It is the easiest and quickest way to encourage employees to interact
with their co-workers even after work.
A growing hot topic, and cause for concern is the increasing use of social media in the
workplace. The landscape for communication has changed, and the line between personal and
professional communications has been blurred. How will your employer manage the risks
associated with the use of social media and at the same time, gain the benefits that this media
form provides? While many employers were initially concerned that employees would use
company time and equipment for socializing with friends, they are quickly learning that many
social networks can also be used directly for work purposes.
When that technology is used to view, collect or disseminate inappropriate content, again
employers have cause for concern. Use of workplace computers with social media has become
an offence many corporate doesn’t allow people to use social media in their entity or zone and
few give them a different zone altogether to use social media on timely breaks frequently results
in discipline and workplace harassment complaints. In some cases it can even result in serious
criminal investigations.
There are pros and Cons of my study which gives us an idea in today’s world we are alone but
with electrical gadgets we are socially not alone.
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“WORK FROM HOME”: AN ALTERNATE WORK TREND
Mrs. Ekta Abhishek Chawda
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7268174
Abstract
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The big crisis we have faced in 2020 was Corona. Due to this the people bound to work from
home (i.e. online work). The situation created by CORONA diseases that no one is allowed
to touch or meet a person nearby. Henceforth, people are helpless to work from home. Due
to this there are many good points where people have accepted the online work at the same
time it is worthwhile enough to work from home as it is convenient to work, save time, no
travelling expenses, etc. Because of this benefit people are used to work from home and seems
there is a sustainable development of Commerce, Management & also IT sector. It is
beneficial from both the point of view – The company as well as the employee. In education
field also it is convenient to connect with the students from far away. With the help of
Information Technology, Commerce it is very useful to complete the work through online
mode and people have also got knowledge to do online work ( i.e work from home)
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WORK FROM HOME: FROM BEING NOT NORMAL TO NEW NORMAL
Dr. Sachin Puranik
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7268198
Abstract
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The entire world was affected because of corona virus which is popularly known as COVID-
19. The entire world was shut down and many organisations found it difficult for survival.
But knowing the patience and innovation of mankind, soon methods and measures were found
out for overcoming this global crisis. Efforts from various quarters were undertaken to tackle
the crisis from testing and producing vaccines to make people work from home. Work from
home became a new normal and companies all around the world started their operations by
making their employees stay glued to work but from home. Incentives are now being given to
employees who are working from home and companies are now ready to carry on this trend
in coming years.
This paper attempts to study the pros and limitations of work from home and how this trend
is here to stay and how companies are giving encouragement to the same.
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Feb. 24, 2022
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NAXALISM AND ADMINISTRATION
Dharmendra Turkar
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7268207
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Naxalism is the biggest challenge for the internal security of the country. This has not only affected tribal areas but also has its impacts of urban society and administration. Naxalism has created many challenges in front of system, administration and society. In the democratic country like India, there are many serious issues, but the Naxal problem has put question mark on the security of entire country. Entire administration is put on toes to tackle the Naxalism issue. In addition to this, Indian society which by and large believe in peace of co-existence is also facing serious heat of the issue. Naxalism on one hand has created negative impact on administration and society, while on the other hand there are some positive impacts too. When we see at administration in Naxal affected areas, we can easily sense that the issue has made difference in the working style of administration in these areas. This positive impact can be attributed to Naxal issue in the region.
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Feb. 28, 2022
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AWARENESS AMONG POST GRADUATE STUDENTS ON DIGITAL INDIA PROGRAMME –A STUDY
Charandas Yuvraj Kambale
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.7268215
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India is a developing country and it’s economy is growing. In all sector use of Information Communication Technology is increased. So why should not it is used for day to day transaction. So any time the different transactions can be done easily and without paperwork, time involved in this transaction can be saved and effectively the work will be completed. Hence Government of India started the Digital India Campaign. Through this campaign the Indian citizens are equipped with different government services. As per Wikipedia.org (2017) this campaign was launched on 1stjuly 2015 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, for connecting rural areas with high speed internet network. Along with-it different apps are introduced by the government for the extending it’s services to Indian citizen.