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MAHAN VAIYAKARANI AACHARYA PANINI AUR PANINIYA SHIKSHA
Chandrakant Kothe
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8380574
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Paniniya shiksha me shudhhavarnocharan ki vidhi evam shudhhocharan se prapt phal ka ullekh kiya gaya hai.
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IMPACT OF HRM STRATEGIES ON BANK EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE IN THE INDIAN CONTEXT
Dr. Rajiv Khurana
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8380619
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The banking sector in India stands as a crucial pillar of the nation's economic landscape, playing an instrumental
role in facilitating financial intermediation, promoting economic growth, and fostering financial inclusivity. This
study explores the complex interactions between HRM tactics and bank employee’s performance in the specific
context of India. The key issues facing banks in our nation are the function that financial instruments play during
various business cycle phases, the development of new prudential norms' specifications, and benchmarking the
Indian financial system against best practises and global standards. One of the most important needs for surviving
in this hostile environment is effective human resource management. Managers of Indian banks have an excellent
managerial skill for competitiveness in the industry. Every organisation has an array of working techniques and
procedures. Organisations are made out of people, not just machinery, bricks, or cement. Organisations are staffed
and run by people. HRM encompasses several different areas. It is currently the most crucial resource in every
business or organisation. The purpose of this research article is to investigate the relationship between human
resource management (HRM) strategies and bank employees' productivity in the setting of India.
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STUDY OF ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK
Miss. Bangar Amruta, Prof. Sonali Doifode & Bangar Amruta Ramesh
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8381911
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A subfield of machine learning is Artificial Neural Networks (ANN). This algorithm is based on the neural network
of the human brain. An Artificial Neural Network is made up of a number of connected nodes that act as
information carriers. Recently, artificial neural networks with artificial neurons that behave and perform like
actual neurons were introduced. They are employed for a variety of tasks that a human brain may perform,
including speech, hearing, reorganization, pattern-spotting, and storing knowledge. This is not the case for any
artificial networking because these neural networks were combined and dynamically self-assembled. To tackle the
issue, these neurons cooperate in clusters and divide it into smaller components. Engineering skill is required to
make them, which are arranged in layers, solve issues in the actual world. The connections between the neurons
are crucial because they serve as the system's glue during the excitation-inhibition process, in which one neuron is
excited while the other is inhibited as in subtraction-addition operations. During training, this network controls the
connections. The issues are identified and resolved by this ANN. This paper provides an overview of an Artificial
Neural Network. Additionally, applications and types are explained in this research article.
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BLENDED LEARNING: NEED OF THE HOUR WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE INDIAN EDUCATION SYSTEM
Dr. Punam Kesharwan
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8381913
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Blended learning is a method that combines traditional classroom teaching and online instruction to create an
enhanced educational environment. It aims to blend the best practices of both offline and online pedagogies,
benefiting from the strengths of conventional instructional methods and modern digital approaches. It also
supports the idea of creative learning and Computer-Assisted Instruction (CAI). Successful implementation of
blended learning requires dedicated efforts, proper planning, good execution, and the involvement of proficient
educators and students. As it involves various stakeholders, it can be complex and requires careful handling.
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ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION IS A GLOBAL PROBLEM
Chitra Shankarrao Raut
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8381916
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The problem of pollution is the biggest problem facing human society today. Pollution has been rising very fast
since the last few years. All the world's pollution is worrying for the losses. All scientists in the world are
publishing related reports for pollution. And you are already advised about the issue. The impact of the industrial
revolution began to appear on the environment. The shores of forests started to start. Instead bigger buildings,
factories were started. This is why the problem of pollution is standing on your head. Pollution makes room
temperature increasing. Ozone has punch. River - Animals in the sea are dying. The atmosphere of many people is
changing. The main reason for this terrible social problem is deforestation and industrialization, deforestation,
natural resources et
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ROLE OF TEACHER EDUCATION IN THE NATIONAL EDUCATION POLICY 2020
Dr. Snehal Subhash Waykos
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8381922
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The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, a landmark reform in the Indian education system, envisions a holistic
transformation of the entire learning ecosystem. Central to the successful implementation of NEP 2020 is the role
of teacher education. This conceptual research paper explores the multifaceted dimensions of teacher education
within the context of NEP 2020. It delves into the significance of teacher education in fostering pedagogical
innovation, professional development, and the overall enhancement of the quality of education. The paper also
discusses challenges and potential strategies to align teacher education with the goals of NEP 2020, aiming to
provide insights that can inform policy decisions and educational practices.
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EXPLORING THE FUTURE OF TEACHER EDUCATION IN THE CONTEXT OF THE NATIONAL EDUCATION POLICY 2020
Dr. Vasudev Vikram Raut
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8381924
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The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 has ushered in a transformative vision for the Indian education system,
encompassing various aspects including teacher education. This conceptual research paper delves into the
implications of NEP 2020 on teacher education and explores the potential future trajectories of teacher
preparation in India. By analyzing the key features, challenges, and opportunities presented by NEP 2020, this
paper envisions a dynamic landscape of teacher education that aligns with the policy's goals of holistic
development, flexibility, and technological integration.
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TEACHER EFFICACY AND TEACHING SATISFACTION OF THE TEACHERS OF HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS
G. Mary Sunanda & Raja Shekhar Bellamkonda
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8381926
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This study aims to study the relationship between teacher efficacy and teaching satisfaction among teachers
working in Higher Education Institutions. The study was conceived to find the relationship between teacher
efficacy and teaching satisfaction and variation in the connection concerning teachers' experience, qualifications,
academic teaching stream, designation, age, and gender. The Research measured the relationship between teacher
efficacy and teaching satisfaction. It also tested the effects of teachers' experience, qualifications, academic
teaching stream, age, and gender. The sample included 155 university teachers working in various state-funded
universities in Telangana, India. The findings indicate a strong positive relationship between teacher efficacy and
teaching satisfaction. The results suggest that the relationship between teacher efficacy and teaching satisfaction
does not differ based on teaching experience in years, age, gender, academic stream, and educational
qualifications. Further Research may find the issues contributing to the variation in the association between
teacher efficacy and teaching satisfaction.
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A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON THE PERFUME INDUSTRY AND CUSTOMER PERCEPTION IN INDIA AND DUBAI: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS
Fariyah Banu Jamaluddin Saiyad & Dr. Shobha Dedhia
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8381928
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The decision which is made to purchase perfume products is a complicated process that consumers have to
experience. Different factors affect the consumer choice for perfumes. These factors include social factors,
demographic factors and psychological factors. For example, some consumers choose their perfumes depending on
the recommendation they get from a family member who used the brand or know someone who is using it. In
addition, consumers’ age, income level, personality, self-concept, routine and values may affect their decision in
choosing perfume products. This study aims to compare the perfume industry in India and Dubai and at the same
time, studies to understand the consumer preference in terms of the factors influencing buying different fragrances.
For the study, a total of 150 consumers from each country, thus 300 in all are considered. The survey was
conducted in the digital mode and the responses were analyzed using statistical tools. It was seen that the Indian
perfume market is overloaded with the consumer demand, however, performance of the perfume industry is better
with the Dubai perfume market. The factors of perfume buying have a major impact on ratings of perfume.
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IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF JALYUKT SHIVAR ABHIYAN ON AWALAI VILLAGE OF ATPADI TEHSIL IN SANGLI DISTRICT (MAHARASHTRA)
Dr. Tushar T. Waghmare, Dr. Balasaheb S. Kadam & Dr. Prakash T.Waghmare
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8381930
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The decision which is made to purchase perfume products is a complicated process that consumers have to
experience. Different factors affect the consumer choice for perfumes. These factors include social factors,
demographic factors and psychological factors. For example, some consumers choose their perfumes depending on
the recommendation they get from a family member who used the brand or know someone who is using it. In
addition, consumers’ age, income level, personality, self-concept, routine and values may affect their decision in
choosing perfume products. This study aims to compare the perfume industry in India and Dubai and at the same
time, studies to understand the consumer preference in terms of the factors influencing buying different fragrances.
For the study, a total of 150 consumers from each country, thus 300 in all are considered. The survey was
conducted in the digital mode and the responses were analyzed using statistical tools. It was seen that the Indian
perfume market is overloaded with the consumer demand, however, performance of the perfume industry is better
with the Dubai perfume market. The factors of perfume buying have a major impact on ratings of perfume.
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PIONEERING GREEN INNOVATION FOR SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION
Ms. Rinal Dineshbhai Suthar & Prof. Swati Pramod Mane
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8381934
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In the pursuit of sustainable construction solutions, the integration of innovative and environmentally friendly
materials is paramount. This research paper explores the emerging concept of utilizing algae-based materials in
the construction industry to address both ecological and structural challenges. The paper introduces the potential
of algae as a renewable resource and discusses its suitability for building applications. A comprehensive review of
existing literature establishes the context by examining the sustainability principles and performance requirements
for modern construction materials. The methodology section details the experimental approach used to develop
and test various algae-based mixtures, assessing their mechanical properties, durability, and environmental
impact. The results highlight the promising aspects of algae-based materials, showcasing their potential for use in
wall systems, insulation, and facade elements. The discussion section interprets these findings within the broader
context of sustainable construction practices and emphasizes the significance of these green innovations. This study
contributes to the growing discourse on sustainable construction by presenting algae-based materials as a viable
avenue for reducing the ecological footprint of the built environment. As the construction industry seeks greener
alternatives, this research offers valuable insights into the role of algae in reshaping the future of construction
materials and promoting a more environmentally conscious built environment.
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THE ROLE OF INTERNET OF THINGS(IOT) IN SMART HEALTHCARE SYSTEM
Patil Pragati Prashant & Doifode Sonali Pandurang
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8381936
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Healthcare has evolved thanks to the Internet of Things (IoT) revolution. Health management has replaced
treatment as the primary focus of healthcare. As a result, as healthcare develops toward patient-oriented and
analytical applications, more data are being collected and pooled than ever before. In addition to discussing health
data and patient-centred health management, this article also covers several facets of smart healthcare. One of the
most important industries that the Internet of Things (IoT) has modernized is healthcare. The ability to collect data
and evaluate this enormous data is made possible by the shrinking of sensors. IoT sensors can be used to connect
medical equipment and resources in order to gather data and process it. This paper provides a overview of
certain IoT's effects on the healthcare industry. Healthcare cannot be outside of this paradigm given the rise of IoT
technologies. The purpose of this article is to provide guidelines for achieving worldwide connectivity between
medical environments and the Internet of Things (IoT).
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A SURVEY OF YOGA CURRICULUM AND TRANSACTION TECHNIQUES IN GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE INSTITUTES IN MAHARASHTRA
Mr. Ganesh Wagh & Dr. Nitinkumar Dadasaheb Mali
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8381940
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Yoga is becoming increasingly popular among the youth population as a health intervention, physical education, and
recreational activity. What constitutes yoga varies, as does what is taught and how it is taught. The objectives of this
study were to examine yoga curricula to identify content, teaching strategies, and assessment; wellness dimensions
addressed; whether national health and physical education standards have been met; implementation of loyalty
management systems; and shared constructs between yoga and educational psychology.
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A SURVEY OF YOGA CURRICULUM AND TRANSACTION TECHNIQUES IN GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE INSTITUTES IN MAHARASHTRA
Dr. Rupali P. Agrawal & Mrs. Priyanka S. Saindane
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8381946
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In the dynamic environment of e-commerce, companies are constantly looking for strategies that lead to sustainable
success. This study explores the profound impact of customer centricity as a key success factor in e-commerce. The
study explores the complex interplay between customer-centric approaches and the growth, loyalty and overall
success of e-commerce businesses.
Using a synthesis of qualitative and quantitative analyses, this article illuminates ways in which companies that
prioritize customer needs and preferences can improve the customer experience, foster loyalty, and ultimately drive
strong business growth and profitability. By exploring the core of customer centricity in e-commerce, this study not
only advances scientific discourse, but also provides practical insights for actors operating in digital markets.
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B ED. VIDYARTHYANCHA SHAIKSHANIK AATMAVISHWASACHA PRABHAVACHA CHIKITSAK ABHYAS
Dr. Mugdha Prabhakar Sangelkar
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8381948
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Shikshan hi vyakti kshamata aani kshamata vikasit karanyachi prakriya aahe.
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EXPLORING TAXPAYER AWARENESS, PERCEPTIONS, AND SATISFACTION: AN IN-DEPTH STUDY OF ELECTRONIC INCOME TAX FILING IN DHULE AND NANDURBAR DISTRICTS
Mr. Yogesh C. Shethiya & Dr. Anil G. Sonawane
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8381954
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This research paper delves into the realm of taxpayer perceptions and actions concerning the electronic filing of
income tax returns, focusing on the Dhule and Nandurbar districts. The primary objective of this study is to
comprehensively investigate the prevailing attitudes towards electronic filing, while also evaluating the level of
taxpayer engagement in these districts. The research is underpinned by three key dimensions: general attitudes,
understanding, and satisfaction with the electronic filing system.
The study employs a mixed-methods approach, incorporating surveys and interviews to gather insights from a diverse
pool of taxpayers. Firstly, the research aims to unravel the general attitudes that taxpayers hold toward the electronic
filing system. Secondly, it seeks to gauge the depth of taxpayers' comprehension regarding the process of
electronically filing income tax returns. Lastly, the study aspires to measure the level of satisfaction that respondents
derive from the electronic filing system. With a focus on Dhule and Nandurbar districts, the findings of this research
provide valuable insights into the effectiveness of electronic filing implementation and its reception among taxpayers.
This study not only contributes to the existing literature on tax compliance behavior but also offers practical
implications for policymakers and tax authorities aiming to enhance the efficiency and user-friendliness of electronic
tax filing system.
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A STUDY OF ADAPTABILITY OF NEW TRENDS IN HIGHER EDUCATION
Dr. Sanjay B. Randive
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8381958
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How far has this research throws light on new trends, innovative practices on education to be relevant in present
situation. Recent trends in education encompass various developments, innovations, and shifts in teaching and
learning practices. These trends reflect the evolving needs of learners, advancements in technology, changes in
societal dynamics, and new insights into effective pedagogical approaches. New innovations and technique pooled
with Liberalization, Globalization and privatization (LPG) have accelerated the pace to change to jet speed. The
support or modern system argue that the Technology is double edged word and it depends entirely on the user for its
constructive or destructive applications Grate fully, that control of learning is being shifted from teachers into the
hands of standout to suit their appetite and pace of learning. The teacher can now cater to more students through
virtual classroom and at adjust the teacher methods for micro groups of students based on their needs. There are, a
large section of students our country that are deprived of these advantages’ fighter due to a cost barrier for
technology or lack of awareness. The ultimate goal of education system is to create students who can transform the
world into a better place through constant learning. Teaching learning has undergone transformation in the recent
decade mainly with initiative of teacher's forceful entry of technology and increasing accessibility of higher education
to our population. Innovation for innovation sake is not in not the say but how it benefits the learners is the main
criteria. To promote innovation national levels initiative shall be there to disseminate the innovative practices in
India Innovations in India should be based on our strong roots of socialism and egalitarianism. If India has to become
knowledge and technology super power only blended approaches to Teach the subject developed by all the
stakeholders are to be employed which is sensitive to learner need and interest.
The new trends, innovations also help these learners to be more adjustable with their teaching learning process. In
this regard, this research is very helpful to develop teaching learning process. The investigator attempted to carry
out a descriptive study on adaptability of new trends in higher education under the study area of South Goa district
of Goa. Both primary and secondary data were collected, analyzed and interpreted them to validate formulated
objectives.
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SOCIAL NETWORKING AND CIRCUMSPECT FROM CYBER-CRIME
Samiksha Sunil Gaikwad
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8381964
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Cyber security protects our facts, software, websites and our important evidence from unauthorized personages or
cyberpunk. Now a day we are using social networking sites and from these social networking sites there are more
prospects to escalate the cybercrime. For these reason only cyber security invented many projects. Cyber security
protects the networks, computers, mobiles, websites and data from cyber-attacks. The attacker or cyberpunk attack’s
or hack’s the websites or the important facts and he can use the evidence or the fact for misguide or misuse. The
cyber security includes the various controlling systems in the management to dependability the software of the
personage. In these research paper I proposed the deep study of cyber security and precaution from cybercrime. I
also give the various security types related with cyber security.
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USEFULNESS OF AI IN DAY-TO-DAY LIFE
Tanvi Solanki & Prof. Sonali Doifode
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8381970
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This research paper aims to explore the diverse objectives of integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into everyday
life. The rapid advancement of AI technologies has led to their widespread incorporation into various aspects of
human existence. This paper delves into the key objectives that drive the integration of AI into daily life, presents
concrete examples of AI applications, and discusses the potential implications and challenges that arise from this
integration. Through a comprehensive analysis of AI's role in enhancing efficiency, convenience, safety, and
decision-making, this paper highlights the transformative impact of AI on modern society. The AI program that senses
signals and road angle completely controls the vehicle. The majority of ICT models are complex, overly reliant on
huge data, and lacking in self-idea functionality. Deep learning and business collaboration are two growing
examples of innovative technologies. In this essay, showcasing its computer power, smart devices, and upcoming
developments. We are primarily concentrating on the more general and specific applications of artificial intelligence.
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UTILIZATION OF SUSTAINABLE FOREST RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN KALWAN TEHSIL
Mr. Nimba Bhaurao Ahire & Dr. R. A. Jadhav
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8381978
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As humans have progressed, they have adversely affected the environment. The environment is being degraded due
to many reasons like human industrialization, factories, chemicals, etc. The environment is being overexploited for
the development of industrialization. The utilization of forest resources is a key issue for countries. Forest utilization
is the key to survival due to the requirement of agriculture on rain. However, population pressure results in a
requirement to conserve forests. Nations depend on forests and forest resources to meet the various needs of daily
life. The sustainable use of forest resources is a worldwide concern due to the importance of forest resources for the
environment and clean society. Forests have been clear on a large scale. Due to the large amount of natural resources
being used, the imbalance in the environment is seen. Therefore, we can see its adverse effect on human life. Humans
must maintain the balance of forest resources. It requires sustainable development. In sustainable development, we
must use natural resources appropriately for human development. If we want to achieve balance in forest
development, humans should act in a manner that does not cause the loss of forest resources. Sustainable
Development of Forests Sustainable development cannot happen without forest protection. Considering the needs of
future generations, we should consider how to use the forest resources in the present time. This study visualized
exploring linkages between forest utilization and household characteristics for reducing pressure on forests for
conservation.
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SAMRAT ASHOK KE LEKHO ME VARNIT TATKALIN SAMAJ KI RUPREKHA
Vivek Kumar
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8381982
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Samrat ashok vastav me aadarsha shasak the jisane manav dharma ka vaha shuddha swarup vishwa ke samaksha prastut kiya jo sabhi sanmanit naitik aadarsho tatha sindhanto ka ek sangrah matra hai.
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USMANABAD JILYATIL MADHYAMIK STARAVARIL VIDYARTHYANMADHE SHAIKSHANIK TANTRAVIDNAN VA SAMPRESHANACHYA VAPARABADAL JANIV JAGARUKATECHA ABHYAS
Wadkar Ankita Sitaram & Dr. Shashikant Lakshan Tambe
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8381992
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Anek kalapasun aajparyant manavane vegvegalya tappyatun aapali pragati sadhali aahe.
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MAHARAJA SAYAJIRAO GAYAKWAD YANCHE SHRI SWATANTRA AANI SHRI SHIKSHANAVISHAYEE KARYA
Prof. Sonaje Nilesh Bapu
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8381996
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Sadhyachya Malegaon talukyatil kavalane gavachya Kashirao Gaukwad Patalancha daha-bara varshacha gopal yogayogane sandhi milun badoda yethil rajgharanyat dattak putra manun gela aani tithe rajyabhishek houn Sayajirao tisare manun maharaj banale.
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USE OF TECHNOLOGY IN E-COMMERCE BUSINESSES WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SERVICE SECTORS
Dr. Usha V. Bhandare
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8382001
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The use of electronic commerce by business in developed countries as well as developing countries has grown
considerably in the past few years. E- commerce businesses are capturing the worldwide markets very easily and
helping in earning profits. The use of E-commerce in service sectors is contributing in national income of the country
and also generating employment opportunities in India. There are various Indian service sectors has done
tremendous recognition not only in Indian markets but also world markets. The India’s telecom sector is growing
and became popular in world market in providing better services to overseas buyers. E-commerce use in service
sector enables the marketers to reach all areas of the world with minimal cost. It is very important to know about the
challenges and opportunities in service sector using of e-commerce in India. The above study has taken for the study
by the researcher.
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APPLICATION OF CONSTRUCTIVIST EVALUATION APPROACH IN SCIENCE TEACHING : CONCEPT MAP
Ms. Manisha B.Yadav & Dr.(Smt.) Megha V. Gulavani
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8382008
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A major theme of Science education research throughout the past three decades has been student’s misconceptions
of scientific phenomena. Research has shown that misconceptions among pupils are resistant to change, and they
persist even with formal science instruction.This paper highlights student’s thinking and exploration of concepts
using visuospatial relationships flowing from a central theme to peripheral branches which can be interrelated, i.e.
concept map
In this present study, an investigator gave detailed information to IX standard students about the method of drawing
a concept map with illustrative examples. Then students gave the opportunity to draw concept maps of simple
concepts. After that the topic selected for concept map was ‘Life around You’ from IX standard ‘Science and
technology’ textbook published by Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Pune.
The topic was discussed in the class with the help of a power point slide show which included various thought
provoking questions. At the last, various concept maps were collected form IX standard students. After collection,
an investigator evaluated every group of students from that concept map and gave appropriate suggestions to each
group of students.
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REVISITING SANT TUKARAM AT THE PINNACLE OF BHAKTI TRADITION: A MULTIDIMENSIONAL PERSPECTIVE
Dr. Savita Chavan
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8382014
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The Bhakti movement was a religious movement occurred in medieval Hinduism that tried to bring religious reforms
to all layers of society with the help of devotion to attain salvation. The Bhakti movement started regionally around
numerous gods and goddesses, with some sub-sects which consisted of Vaishnavism, Shaivism, Shaktism and
Smartism. This movement guided in local or regional languages soas the message to percolate to the masses. Many
poet-saints encouraged the movement, embracing a wide range of philosophical stands ranging from theistic to
atheistic. This movement empowered the growth of vernacular literature pan India. Sant Tukaram (c.1608 – c.1650)
is a special contributor to this tradition.The paper aims to decipher his multiferous contribution to the growth and
advancement of this powerful tradition and leaving behind great legacies for the future generations with strong
message of devotion with salvation .
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ACCESS TO SPEEDY RELIEF: NECESSITY OF LEGISLATION ON MEDIATION PROCESS FOR SETTLEMENT OF CRIMINAL OFFENCES
Javed Rajjak Mulani & Dr. Kavita Lalchandani
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8382016
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This article examines the nature of mediation process adhered by Civil Court on the basis of settle legal provisions
and compared inadequate provisions of mediation process in criminal side. It also analyses the existing provisions
relating to mediation for criminal cases which are insufficient and thereby failed to impart justice and speedy relief
to litigants. Finally, the article focuses on the proposed amendment of legal provisions and mechanism to ensure the
mediation process in criminal matters compoundable with or without permission of the criminal court and concludes
that it is high time to consider introducing mediation process in criminal side legal system in order to impart speedy
relief and to reduce the huge backlog of pending criminal cases in India
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AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF WORK SATISFACTION AND WELFARE FACILITIES OF POWER -LOOM LABOURS IN BHIWANDI CITY
Dr. Nilesh Mhatre
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8382018
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Unorganised power looms are the second-largest employer in the country After agriculture, Over 60% of the nation's
power looms are found in Maharashtra. But their working conditions are seen as exploitative due to outdated power
looms and lack of trained labour. Understanding the situation and problems faced by the power loom employees at
these Bhiwandi power looms will shed light on the industrial structure and the exploitation of labour.
The biggest obstacles to competing in the domestic and international markets are the outdated power looms,
middlemen’s issue and a shortage of competent labour. The current study is an attempt to study the job satisfaction
and welfare facilities of power loom labours in Bhiwandi city and also emphasises the necessity to focus on raising
standards and working conditions in power looms in order to ensure the long-term sustainability of this industry.
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OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH HAZARDS & PROBLEMS OF WOMEN WORKING IN UNORGANISED SECTOR
Dr. Vanita Namdeo Kamble
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8382024
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The unorganized sector, which is characterized by informal and low-skilled labor, presents particular difficulties for
the health and wellbeing of women. Musculoskeletal injuries and diseases are caused by physical risks such exposure
to hazardous substances and strenuous physical labor. Women's health and general well-being are impacted by
psychosocial hazards such as unstable employment, work-life imbalance, and gender-based discrimination. These
difficulties become even worse by a lack of occupational health and safety safeguards, such as poor infrastructure
and restricted access to health care. This paper highlights the health consequences of these hazards and discusses
the implication for policy and intervention. It calls for improved awareness, legal protections, health care access
and social support to address the occupational health needs of women in the unorganized sector. By recognizing
their contributions and promoting safe working conditions, we can protect the health and rights of these women
fostering a more equitable and inclusive work environment. The present paper focuses on the occupational health
hazards and problems of women working in the unorganised sector. The study is of qualitative nature totally based
on secondary data which was collected from journals and websites.
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PRATHAMIK SHIKSHA CHUNOUTIYA ABHI BHI HAI
Dr. Jangbahadur Sinh
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8382029
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Pruthvi grah ke samasta jivadhariyo me char lakshan ubhayanishta rup se paye jate ha.
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ROLE OF YOGA ON MENTAL HEALTH OF WORKING WOMEN IN BARSHI CITY
Dr. Raviraj Achyut Furade
DOI : 10.5281/EIIRJ.8382033
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The main purpose of the study is to investigate Mental health among non-yoga practicing women and women
undergoing Yoga practice. Here in this study investigator tries to find out how Yoga effects on mental health. For
the investigation two groups were selected for non-Yoga practicing women (N=50) and women undergoing Yoga
practice (N=50) from Barshi city those are working example doctors, engineers and teachers. The entire sample
was as socio-economic status. The research tool for Mental health Inventory (MHI) was used which made by Dr.
Jagdish and Dr. A K Shrivastava and T test was applied to check the difference between two groups. The result
obtained through the study showed T=3.5 significant difference among non-Yoga practicing women and women
undergoing Yoga practice