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Educreator Research Journal is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal published in the English/Hindi/Marathi/Sanskrit– language, provides an international forum for the promotes original academic research in
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March 14, 2026
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FROM BREAKS TO BURNOUT: A CROSS-COUNTRY ANALYSIS OF STUDY HABITS AND STUDENT STRESS IN USA AND INDIA
Pranitha Jeet, Kiaan Battine, Saisri Medicherla, Aditya Tripathi & Dr. Sadhana Kapote
DOI : 10.5281/erj.19880141
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Academic stress has become a concern among secondary students and higher education students in today’s educational environment. Various study habits and patterns like study session length, break frequency, structured study techniques, multitasking behaviours and mainly social media usage during studying time affects the overall well-being as there is massive usage of social media among students. This study investigates the relationship between the study habits and student stress among secondary school and higher education students in India and USA.
Study is descriptive in nature, primary data is collected using a structured questionnaire, data were collected from respondents aged 14–25 years from India and USA. Findings reveal significant cross-country differences in study duration, structured scheduling, and stress levels. Multitasking and poor break management significantly increase stress and burnout risk. The moderating role of country highlights cultural variations in stress pathways.
Original Research Journal
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Feb. 28, 2026
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BRIDGING PERCEPTIONS: QUALITATIVE EXPLORATION OF OPPORTUNITIES, RISKS AND CULTURAL STEREOTYPES IN GERMAN-INDIAN FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT
Akshay Lahoti
DOI : 10.5281/erj.19880213
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This qualitative study explores mutual perceptions of German and Indian business leaders on cross-border foreign direct investment (FDI). Bilateral trade in goods reached USD 29.52 billion in FY 2024-25, with calendar 2024 at USD 33.40 billion and services at USD 17.03 billion, exceeding USD 50 billion combined. Cumulative German FDI in India totaled USD 15.11 billion from April 2000 to March 2025, with FY 2024-25 inflows at USD 469 million. German executives often view India as high-growth but bureaucratic, while Indian leaders see Germany as stable yet rigid. Semi-structured interviews identify opportunities (market scale, innovation synergies), risks (regulatory, cultural mismatches), and stereotypes rooted in Hofstede’s cultural dimensions. The India-EU FTA concluded on January 27, 2026—eliminating tariffs on 96.6% of EU exports—projects 41–65% trade surge and 0.12–0.13% GDP gains. Bridging strategies like cross-cultural training enhance FDI. The study offers bidirectional insights for cross-cultural management in emerging-developed partnerships.
Original Research Journal
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Feb. 28, 2026
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ECOBID SMART SYSTEM: A TECHNOLOGY-DRIVEN MODEL FOR SUSTAINABLE RESOURCE REUSE AND OPTIMIZATION
Deepmala Maity, Amisha Kushwaha, Anisha Kushwaha & Manasi Mali
DOI : 10.5281/erj.19883180
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Educational institutions frequently replace opera- tional assets due to technological upgrades and administrative restructuring, leading to accumulation of reusable yet discarded materials. Conventional waste handling practices emphasize disposal instead of structured reuse, resulting in financial in- efficiency and environmental strain. This study proposes the EcoBid Smart System, a technology-driven digital platform inte- grating intelligent asset classification, transparent redistribution mechanisms, and sustainability evaluation metrics. A survey of 300 institutional stakeholders was analyzed using the Chi- square test of independence. Results reveal statistically significant associations between sustainability awareness, perceived eco- nomic benefit, digital transparency, and platform acceptance. The proposed framework aligns with circular economy principles and smart campus sustainability initiatives. Findings indicate strong stakeholder readiness and scalability potential, demonstrating that structured digital reuse systems can enhance institutional resource optimization while supporting environmental and eco- nomic sustainability goals.
Original Research Journal
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Feb. 28, 2026
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AGENTIC DATA CENTERS: ARCHITECTURE FOR DECENTRALIZED AUTONOMOUS INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT
Rushika Khawas, Sanskar Gaikwad, Mansi Mali & Kalpesh Gaikwad
DOI : 10.5281/erj.19886087
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The escalating complexity of modern computing workloads exposes the fundamental limitations of traditional, centrally governed data center architectures. This paper intro- duces the Agentic Data Center (ADC): a decentralized manage- ment framework in which autonomous software agents, coordi- nated through a permissioned Web3 ledger and immutable smart contracts, collectively govern infrastructure operations without human intervention. By incorporating Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network (DePIN) principles, the ADC aligns economic incentives among distributed operators and transforms the data center into a self-healing, adaptive environment. Sim- ulation results confirm statistically significant improvements in fault tolerance, scheduling responsiveness, and SLA compliance relative to centralized baselines.
Original Research Journal
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Feb. 28, 2026
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FROM IDEA TO INCOME: A FINANCIAL STUDY OF OWN HERBAL MOSQUITO REPELLENT STARTUP
Pohare Gayatri Maruti, Dubey Priyanka Kishor, Phadtare Jyoti Shrikrishna, Prof.Dr.Yadav Sudhakar Bhimrao, Kumawat Omprakash Indrajmal, Moule Prashant Nanu & Khutikar Vivek Bhanji
DOI : 10.5281/erj.19881886
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This study examines the financial feasibility of establishing a small-scale herbal mosquito repellent startup using natural ingredients such as neem, nirgundi, camphor, and cow dung powder. A descriptive research design was adopted, and primary data were collected from 248 respondents through structured questionnaires.
Statistical analysis, including chi-square testing using Jamovi (Version 2.3), was conducted to examine the relationship between awareness and purchase intention. The results indicate significant association between awareness of herbal repellents and future purchase intention (χ²(4, N = 248) = 74.3, p < .001). Financial analysis shows an initial investment of ₹3,47,000, an estimated annual profit of ₹2,28,384, a break-even point of 8,908 boxes annually, a payback period of approximately 1.52 years, and a return on investment of 65.8%. The findings suggest that the proposed herbal mosquito repellent startup is financially viable and has strong market potential, supported by increasing consumer preference for safe and natural products
Original Research Journal
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Feb. 28, 2026
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CRYPTOCURRENCY MARKET BEHAVIOR: AN ANALYTICAL STUDY WITH IMPLICATIONS FOR RETAIL TRADERS AND INVESTORS
Arnav Salvi, Harshad Karbhari, Yash Bhandari, Dhruv Bhalerao & Ms. Nishmita Rana
DOI : 10.5281/erj.19886553
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This study examines cryptocurrency market behaviour during crash conditions and evaluates the extent to which structured risk management techniques and behavioural biases affected financial losses. The study employs a quantitative design that is bolstered by qualitative observations. A structured questionnaire was used to gather primary data from (111) retail cryptocurrency traders. In order to obtain a deeper understanding of behaviour, (12) active cryptocurrency market traders were interviewed for qualitative analysis. The relationships between behavioural biases, social media influence, risk management techniques, and financial losses were examined using one-way ANOVA and Pearson correlation analysis. The results show that emotional biases like panic selling, overconfidence, FOMO, and frequent short-term trading greatly increase financial losses. A majority of respondent groups’ trading decisions were found to be influenced by social media sentiment. Most significantly, correlation analysis confirms that disciplined strategies significantly lower the magnitude of losses during times of high volatility by showing a strong negative relationship between structured risk management practices and financial losses.
Original Research Journal
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Feb. 28, 2026
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IMPACT OF PERSONALIZED RECOMMENDATION SYSTEMS ON USER BEHAVIOUR AND TRUST IN DIGITAL PLATFORMS
Gauravi Kajrolkar , Nidhi Matkar, Logeshwari Naickar, Deepiksha Sonawane & Professor Akash Hemant Bhalekar
DOI : 10.5281/erj.19881765
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This paper examines the impacts of personalized recommendation systems on user trust and user behaviour on online platforms. Platforms today have artificial intelligence and suggest content and products based on what users are searching, watching or purchasing. Although this simplifies and makes platforms interesting to use, it also influences the level of trust users have on this platform.
To understand this, a survey with active users of digital platforms was carried out. Statistical analysis was performed to identify a relationship between the measures of personalization, trust, and behaviour.
The findings indicate that users have a higher trust in the platform when they believe that the recommendations suit them. Increased trust also results in increased engagement, including increased time on the platform or engagement in content.
This research finds that personalization is most effective when it is ethical and transparent. Thoughtfully, it can foster long-term credibility and can contribute to sustainable online development.
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