Nomadic and De-notified Tribes (NT-DNT) are one of the most marginalized communities in India. Lack of constitutional safeguards, social stigmatization and criminalization attached to their identities make them prone to violence and vulnerable in every walk of life. Nomadic and De-Notified tribes are wandering communities who move from one place to another in search of fulfillment of their basic needs. Because of their wandering tradition, the Nomadic and De-notified tribes have no permanent residence. As result, they do not get decent housing and have to live their life on vacant spaces and move on to next nomadic cycle. Despite being “De-Notified,” these nomadic groups continue to face severe discrimination and ostracism. They are still perceived as social outcasts by upper-caste villagers, unduly harassed by the police and enforcement officials and are effectively ignored by the Indian State. Due to this constant wandering, they do not get respect from the rest of the society which results in undignified life.Literature review shows that, very limited researchers and organizations have focused on studying socio-economic condition of nomadic and de-notified tribes. There is lack of comprehensive study carried out on Socio-economic condition of nomadic and de-notified tribes of Maharashtra. Though there are fewer efforts to analyze socio-economic condition of DNT, there is not enough and comprehensive data on the same. Therefore this study attempts to fill this gap. In absence of livelihood opportunities in the face of globalisation, the DNTs are not in position to develop their socio-economic condition and at the same time the response of their socio-economic condition is very poor. Therefore it is important tostudy the socio-economic condition of DNTs.

Social work education plays a crucial role in shaping future practitioners who can address complex social and environmental challenges. This research article explores the integration of sustainable development principles into social work education to foster a more holistic approach towards social and environmental justice. Drawing on existing literature and empirical insights, this study examines the significance of incorporating sustainable development concepts into social work curricula, identifies key objectives, and outlines a methodology for implementation. The findings underscore the importance of preparing social work students to engage with sustainability issues and advocate for transformative change in their practice settings and communities.

The concept of Social work education included critical thinking with develop the skills to improve the lives of people and communities. Social work education also aims to ensure social work students to understand the principles of social justice and human rights, and apply theory in to practice Social work is theory base training to apply skill, social work methods, tools and techniques into community interactions practice.Social work and sustainable development are closely linked, with social works and social workers playing a key role as a catalyst in helping to create sustainable solutions with people’s participation. As such sustainable development refers to meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. This paper explores the integration of SSD into social work practice, examining its significance, challenges, and opportunities. A critical literature review and case studies illustrate the importance of SSD in social work, highlighting best practices and recommendations for effective implementation. Social workers need appropriate skills and knowledge to integrate social development with responsible and wise environmental management, coupled with sustainable economic progress and growth. These are the essential components of a holistic approach for sustainable social work practice in an ever-changing society. This research paper highlighted the broad theoretical framework of this research study. Included were the definitions of the main theoretical components use throughout the study.

Background: The most important lesson human beings have learned from the COVID-19 pandemic is that sustainability is always better than convenience. Due to limited resources and high exposure to social media, many women explored their creativity on upcycling different things, especially clothes. This is a great opportunity to educate people on the advantages of upcycling, for the betterment of the planet, reduce textile waste, and improve the quality of the environment. Methods: The researcher here aims to analyze innovative ways of upcycling garments adapted or created by young women of India by using the Quantitative research method. The research tools used are Questionnaire i.e. Online Survey and a Standardized Test i.e. Online Upcycle Fashion Contest using the Google Forms application, shared with the population through social applications like Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram. The sample population of this research is Indian women of the age group- 20-30 years. The analysis is done using the descriptive statistics method on the data received from online surveys and online contest. Results: Through the survey and competition, it was found that 81% of the population faced financial challenges during covid19 pandemic which resulted in them to adapt sustainable lifestyle. From the given upcycling methods options which are commonly seen, upcycling saree is most popular by 66.7% through the survey and 65% of the contest participants

In envisioning the trajectory of Viksit Bharat @2047 towards sustainable development, the imperative of clean and green energy stands as a cornerstone. Harnessing the power of secondary databases, this abstract unveils a paradigm-shifting framework for the integration of renewable energy sources, environmental conservation, and socioeconomic advancement. This abstract outlines the strategy that Viksit Bharat should follow as it transitions from its current state of energy consumption to becoming a clean energy mainstay, by synthesising data from diverse sources, including energy consumption patterns, environmental impact assessments, and socioeconomic indicators. Through innovative policy formulations, technological advancements, and community engagement models, this framework not only addresses the pressing challenges of climate change and energy security but also fosters inclusive growth and environmental stewardship. By synergizingthepotentialofsolar, wind, hydro, and other renewable energy sources, Viksit Bharat @2047 emerges as a global exemplar of sustainable development, poised to leave an indelible mark on the annals of history. Viksit Bharat @2047 is a project that has the potential to revolutionise the energy sector and create economic opportunities for millions of people. It is a symbol of hope and inspiration for the world, and a testament to the power of collective action. Viksit Bharat @2047 is an example of what is possible when countries come together in common cause. It is a beacon of light in the darkness, a shining example of the power ofhumaningenuityand collaboration. It is a shining example of what is possible when we work together.

“Sustainable development is development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of further generations to meet their own needs of future”. Sustainable development includes both natural resources and human resources. Therefore, gender equality is important if human beings are to be developed. India cannot develop without gender equality. Because the number of women here is 50%. Unless there is sustainable economic development of women, India cannot have sustainable economic development. Although prostitutes are a part of the society, these women are known as a stigmatized and neglected element. Poverty, unemployment and ignorance are the reasons behind these women entering the prostitution business. Therefore, in this research paper, information is given about the problems of prostitutes and its effect on them and their families. And the legal measures and efforts being made for economic empowerment and rehabilitation of prostitutes are suggested. These policies can lead to economic empowerment and gender equality among them. Which is very essential for sustainable development of India? For this, secondary data have been used for the study of the research paper.