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Nilesh Laxman SapkaleAbstract: One of the most important aspects of any organization is human resources (HR), which has a direct impact on the lives of those who work for a firm. Employee effectiveness and productivity depend on a safe, friendly work environment. It is HR's duty to guarantee that every employee has the space, intelligence, and empathy necessary to perform exceptionally well as well as a sense of security and support. Artificial intelligence, one of the newest and fastest-growing technologies available today, has significantly improved the HR department. Artificial intelligence handles and automates the majority of low-value HR tasks, giving you time to focus on the strategic scope of work. In the industry, artificial intelligence enables quicker and more effective labor completion. |
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Dr. Adinath Vishwanath LondheAbstract: In India, the Naxalite movement, sometimes referred to as Naxalism, is a persistent insurgency that started in the late 1960s. Its intellectual foundations are in Marxist-Leninist-Maoist philosophy, and its principal leader is the Communist Party of India (Maoist). The movement has established strong roots in India's rural, tribal, and underprivileged areas, especially in the "Red Corridor"—a region that stretches throughout the country's eastern and central regions. This essay offers a thorough analysis of the Naxalite movement, its effects on India's sociopolitical environment, and the different developmental projects implemented in Naxal-affected areas to resolve the issues that feed the rebellion. The study looks at the movement's history, main drivers, tactics, and difficulties as well as the government's reactions and development initiatives meant to reduce violence and promote economic development in certain areas. |
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15-21 |
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Dr. Adinath Vishwanath LondheAbstract: This study explores the changing nature of India-China relations, paying particular attention to the Doklam and Galwan Valley standoffs. Bilateral relations and regional security have been greatly impacted by these occurrences, which are representative of the larger geopolitical difficulties between the two Asian powers. The historical background of the conflicts, the military encounters, and the diplomatic attempts to ease tensions are all examined in this study. The paper offers a thorough grasp of the intricacies of India-China relations by examining the strategic, political, and economic elements that underlie these confrontations. It also looks at how these flashpoints affect international diplomacy, global power relations, and South Asian stability. The study intends to draw attention to the difficulties in resolving border conflicts in a time of increased nationalism and by highlighting the difficulties in handling border conflicts in a time of increased nationalism and geopolitical rivalry, the study hopes to shed light on possible future directions for collaboration and conflict avoidance between the two countries. |
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22-33 |
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RAJANIKANT DILIP GAIKWADAbstract: DR. MANGESH SUBHASH PHUTANE The banking industry has undergone significant transformations with the advent of information technology (IT). This study aims to investigate the impact of IT on the services offered by private sector banks in India. Using a mixed-methods approach, this study analyzes the responses of 500 customers and 100 bank employees from five private sector banks. The results show that IT has significantly improved the efficiency, accuracy, and speed of banking services, leading to increased customer satisfaction and loyalty. However, the study also highlights the need for banks to address concerns related to security, privacy, and accessibility. |
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34-36 |
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Dr Richa Thakur PrincipalAbstract: This study examines the use of dance as a means of social inclusion through community dance programs for marginalized youth. Therefore, this exploration assessed how the participation of young people in these programs contributes to self-esteem development, social skills acquisition, emotional well-being, and in the creation of a sense of belonging as well as cultural expression. By means of inquiries, interviews, and case studies, the research undertakes a mixed-methods approach to assessing the effects of dancing among young people across diverse communities. Evidence suggests that dance serves both as an expressive outlet and as a medium of empowerment as well as breaking social barriers and creating inclusiveness. The study provided policy implications and recommendations for policymakers, educators, and community leaders about using dance as a sustainable development strategy for youth engagement in society. |
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37-44 |
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Dipjyoti Kar, Dr. Anil Kumar JaiswalAbstract: University librarians are the most significant person in the University library network and he is only one who makes relations from vice chancellor of the University to students who have been admitted in the University. The primary responsibility of the University Librarian is to oversee the appropriate operation of the University Library and to promote various approaches to research professors and students for obtaining information. The function of a university librarian is extremely strategic, thus they have a very hectic schedule, which causes stressful situations in the library on a daily basis. Occupational anxiety among university librarians in India is a study that attempts to determine the stress associated with their employment. The main aim of this study is to exploring the impact of the homework interface on the daily work of university librarians. Following the research, it is simple to identify stressors and solutions for stress-free employment in the university library system; the study also serves as a guide for those who wish to become university librarians in the future. The researcher's interest in this issue necessitates doing study on the topic of stress at work among Indian university librarians. |
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45-53 |
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Suddha Sattwa Kar, Dr. Anil Kumar JaiswalAbstract: The primary purpose of college libraries and librarians is to meet users' needs by providing library resources. College libraries often have printed and non-printed library materials such as textbooks, reference books, rare books, print journals, e-journals, e-books, magazines and newspapers, CDs, the internet, online databases, and so on. The amount and quality of facilities/services in college libraries, as well as the attitudes of library staff toward library users, serve as catalysts for meeting the users' demands. The goal of this paper is to study on ascertain users' satisfaction with the attitude of the personnel at the Government college libraries in West Bengal. Study concluded taht the library users were highly satisfied in case of helpful when asked about what to choose, and least satisfied in case of helpful in response to emails. In the case of friendly & approachable behaviour, helpful when asked about what to choose the users and helpful for using e-recourses were satisfied in this library as the satisfaction score of these statements lies above both the mean and median score. |
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DR SANGEETA AHIRWARAbstract: The impact analysis of nutrition and health education interventions on school-going children reveals a critical and multifaceted area of public health. These interventions aim to foster healthy habits, improve nutritional status, and enhance overall well-being, with far-reaching implications for individual and societal health. Interventions can significantly reduce micronutrient deficiencies, stunting, and wasting, which are prevalent among school children, particularly in developing countries. By promoting balanced diets and providing access to nutritious foods, these programs contribute to healthy growth and development. In regions facing increasing rates of childhood obesity, nutrition education helps children make informed food choices, encouraging the consumption of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains while limiting processed foods and sugary drinks. These interventions also promote physical activity, which is essential for maintaining a healthy weight. Nutrition education empowers children to develop healthy eating patterns that can persist into adulthood. They learn about the importance of different food groups, portion control, and the impact of food choices on their health. Health education programs often incorporate physical activity promotion, encouraging children to engage in regular exercise. This can lead to improved cardiovascular health, stronger bones and muscles, and enhanced mental well-being. Interventions also emphasize the importance of hygiene practices, such as handwashing, which can prevent the spread of infectious diseases. |
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66-75 |
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डॉ. श्याम शंकर सिंहAbstract: हिंदी पत्रकारिता की बड़ी गौरवशाली परम्परा रही है I इसकी शुरुआत पंडित युगुल किशोर के ‘उदंत मार्त्तण्ड’ से होती है I बहुत ही कम समय में हिंदी पत्रकारिता अपनी अविरल और अखंड परम्परा का निर्माण कर लेती है और अपनी विकास यात्रा की ओर त्वरित गति से निकल पड़ती है I पराधीन भारत में हिंदी पत्रकारिता को संघर्ष के दौर से गुजरना पड़ा I स्वाधीन भारत में इस संघर्ष में कमी आयी लेकिन अपनी ही आंतरिक असंगतियों के विरुद्ध संघर्ष की चुनौती भी आ खड़ी हुई I पत्रकारिता के इतिहास में जिन पत्रकारों के कार्यों को आदर के साथ याद किया जाता है उनमें सच्चिदानंद हीरानंद वात्स्यायन ‘अज्ञेय’ का नाम उल्लेखनीय है I अज्ञेय के पत्रकारिता कर्म का वैशिष्ट्य यह है कि वह हिंदी के एक बहुत ही महत्वपूर्ण रचनाकार के द्वारा किया गया कार्य है I |
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