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Authors: Dr. S. Jeyalakshmi Abstract: Climate change has emerged as an important constraint on sustainable economic development. Economic growth can improve income, employment, infrastructure and access to social services, but rapid growth may also increase pressure on natural resources, energy … Read More »

Authors: Jaya Supa Sooriya. J, Dr. N. Malathi Abstract: Millions of individuals annually are affected by anaemia due to nutritional deficiency. In particular, adolescent girls experience rapid physiological changes that necessitate specific nutritional requirements. When the needs of the body … Read More »

Authors: S. Ajay, Dr.S. Karthikeyan Abstract: The transition from conventional energy sources to renewable energy has become an important policy priority in both developed and developing countries. In India, environmental concerns, rising energy demand, and the need for sustainable economic … Read More »

Authors: Dr. V. Kaleeswari, Dr. P. Anita Abstract: Agriculture remains a cornerstone of economic development and food security in many developing countries. However, the sector continues to face challenges such as climate change, declining natural resources, labour shortages, and increasing … Read More »

Authors: Mrs. R. Ruth Rebecca, Dr. R. Bagavathi Muthu, Dr. S. Kasi Abstract: This study examined trends and changes in energy intensity in India's iron and steel manufacturing sector from 2016–17 to 2022–23, with the objective of assessing progress in … Read More »

Authors: Mr. K. Boopathiraj, Mr. P. Balakrishnan Abstract: Climate change in the Indian subcontinent operates as an escalating, multi-systemic cascade, where baseline environmental shifts directly amplify extreme atmospheric and oceanic hazards. This study analyzes empirical climate data across India over … Read More »

Authors: Mr. K. Boopathiraj, Mr. P. Balakrishnan Abstract: Climate change in the Indian subcontinent operates as an escalating, multi-systemic cascade, where baseline environmental shifts directly amplify extreme atmospheric and oceanic hazards. This study analyzes empirical climate data across India over … Read More »

Authors: Dr. K. Sankaranarayanan Abstract: Indian agriculture is undergoing a significant transformation driven by technological advancement, environmental challenges and the growing need to enhance agricultural productivity and farmer livelihoods. Although the relative contribution of agriculture to national Gross Value Added … Read More »

Authors: Dr. M. Suganya, Dr. T. Geetha Abstract: The present papers discuss about the impact of environmental factors on non – communicable diseases in India. This paper is qualitative in nature. Secondary data have been used to study the influence … Read More »

Authors: Mrs. E. Aruna, Dr. M. Helen Mary Jacqueline Abstract: Climate change is no longer a distant environmental concern in India but an increasingly lived reality for the nearly 90 per cent of the workforce engaged in the unorganised sector. … Read More »