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Mr. Mayank Jaipuria Prof. (Dr.) Sushil Pande

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The expeditious extension of online food deliver platforms and applications has transfigure the way of consumers access meals, it largely driven by evolving technologies and pervading the influence of social media. This study inquiries about the key factors which influence consumer adoption of online food delivery services (OFDPs) with a specific focus on the impact of social media platforms in shaping the perception and behaviour of consumers. The study using a exploratory research to collect data of active users of social media who have used online food delivery applications (OFDAs). The research discovered the perceived usefulness (PU), perceived ease of use (PEU), entertainment (ENT), informativeness (INT), Attitude (ATT) and intention to adopt (INT) on social media significantly influence consumer decisions. This study intend to offer important insights into how social media influences consumer attitude towards OFDPs. Moreover, user generated content like influencer engagement in endorsement, customer review and visual promotion of food on digital platforms such as Instagram, Facebook and other sites play crucial role in influencing usage intention and preferences of consumers. The study concludes that social media is not only the mode of communication but it also act as a marketing tool that shapes landscape for digital food consumption pattern. The study provides valuable inference for market players and application developers to augment consumer involvement and retention in increasingly competitive business environment.


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Manas Ranjan Nayak1* & Kaushik Das2*

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Information provided in the financial statements is not an end in itself, though the information is provided is of immense use. Ratio analysis is a widely used traditional technique to analysis and interpret the information provided by the financial statements. Since attacks on the significance of ratio analysis come from many respected members of the scholarly world, does this mean that ratio analysis is not enough to the world? The relevance of such an approach has been unpleasantly attired and there-fore unfairly hampered.


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Dr. R. Uma Devi,

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State Bank of India is a public sector bank and the largest bank in India with a 23% market share by assets and a 25% share of the total loan and deposits market. It became the third lender and seventh Indian company to cross the ₹ 5-trillion market capitalisation on the Indian stock exchanges. Several initiatives have been undertaken in reshaping SBI into a technologically advanced universal banking institution, with optimised operational efficiency and with ‘Delighting Customers’ as its strategic driving priority. Today, these transformative initiatives have made SBI highly competitive and relevant to its diverse base of customers. With this backdrop, the present study has been undertaken to evaluate the financial performance of SBI in delivering superior value creation through sustainable growth.


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Seema

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Strategic business alliances have emerged as a critical growth strategy in the Indian market, enabling companies to pool resources, share risks, and leverage complementary strengths. This paper examines the impact of such alliances on India’s economic development, technology transfer, and globalization efforts. Using case studies such as Tata Starbucks and Reliance Jio-Google, it highlights both successes and challenges faced by Indian companies in these collaborations.


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SIDDHI P. KATHE DR. KISHOR PHULE

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The implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) in India has been a landmark reform aimed at unifying the taxation system and enhancing economic efficiency. This study examines the impact of GST on the wine manufacturing sector in Nashik, a region widely recognized as the "Wine Capital of India." Using secondary data, the research analyzes the effects of GST on production costs, pricing strategies, and supply chain efficiency in the industry. The findings reveal that GST has streamlined tax compliance and reduced the cascading effect of multiple taxes, leading to greater transparency and cost efficiency in the production process.


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VRUSHALI P. KATHE DR. KISHOR PHULE

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Solid Waste Management (SWM) Is A Crucial Component Of Sustainable Development, Especially In Urbanizing Regions Like Amravati District, Maharashtra. This Research Explores The Challenges And Commercial Opportunities Associated With SWM In The District. The Study Highlights Key Barriers Such As Inadequate Infrastructure, Insufficient Policy Enforcement, And Limited Public Awareness. It Also Examines The Commercial Potential In Waste Recycling, Composting, And Waste-To-Energy Projects, Emphasizing The Importance Of Public-Private Partnerships (Ppp) In Overcoming These Challenges. Using Secondary Data, The Study Evaluates Existing Swm Practices, Identifies Gaps, And Provides Actionable Recommendations For Sustainable And Economically Viable Waste Management. The Findings Underscore The Need For Integrated Solutions That Leverage Technology, Community Participation, And Private Investments To Address Systemic Challenges And Unlock Swm’s Commercial Potential In Amravati District.


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Dr. Shruti Vijay Vaghela

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The study examines the role and rights of secured creditors in corporate winding-up under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC). Secured creditors, holding collateral-backed claims, play a pivotal role in insolvency proceedings by influencing both resolution and liquidation outcomes. The research explores statutory provisions under Sections 52 and 53 of the IBC, which empower secured creditors to enforce or relinquish their security interests. It also analyses judicial interpretations, that have shaped their legal standing. Through a doctrinal approach supported by comparative insights, the paper highlights practical challenges such as conflicts with other recovery laws, valuation issues, and procedural delays. The study concludes with policy suggestions to harmonise laws, enhance transparency, and strengthen enforcement mechanisms, ensuring a balanced and efficient insolvency framework for secured creditors in India.


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