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Authors: Sindhuja Sharma, Professor DD Sharma Abstract: India's journey into the hydroelectric era is a delicate balance of national decarbonization goals, environmental concerns, and regional geopolitics. With India's target of 500 GW of non-fossil fuel energy capacity by 2030, hydropower … Read More »

Authors: Research Scholar Subramanyeswara Sarma V, Research Supervisor Dr. O. P. Gupta Abstract: The Digital Rupee (e₹), the Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) issued by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), represents a pivotal advancement in India's rapidly evolving digital … Read More »

Authors: Research Scholar Ms. Nancy Abstract: Love has long been idealized as an authentic and spontaneous emotion and never existed in isolation; it is an idea continuously shaped, interpreted, and performed across generations. Embedded in myths, literature, and cultural practices, … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Muhammad Imran Ashraf Abstract: This paper examines how Society 5.0 can humanize Industry 5.0 through vocational education, social cohesion, and human-centered development in Australia. It argues that technical and vocational education should integrate interpersonal skills, civic engagement, and … Read More »

Dr. Manish Sarma  Affiliation Assistant Professor in the Department of English ICFAI University Tripura. Email-Id: manish.sarma1504@gmail.com  Publication:  Books: Sarma, Manish. “Voices of Tradition, Indigenous Knowledge and the Literary Landscape: Folk Cultures in Bengali Literary Magazines.” GLOBAL AUTHORS, New Delhi, Feb. … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Chioma Patricia Unezeh, Okechukwu, Anthony Ekeamadi, Oparah, Nnandi Solomon Abstract: This paper examined the effect of integrating Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in lesson delivery on students’ academic achievement and retention in Sociology of Education in Imo State. … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Padmanabhan N Abstract: Beypore Port, situated on the Malabar Coast of Kerala, has been one of the oldest maritime centres of the Indian Ocean. From the medieval period onward, it functioned as a strategic harbour linking South India … Read More »

Authors: Krish Jangir Abstract: Sport and academic study are often viewed as rivals competing for a student's limited hours in the day. Yet a growing body of psychological, neuroscientific, and educational research suggests that the relationship between the two is … Read More »

Authors: Dr Chander Mohan Abstract: D. H. Lawrence's reputation has traditionally been anchored in his major novels, yet his short stories represent an equally significant contribution to twentieth-century literature. This paper re-evaluates Lawrence's achievement as a short story writer through … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Shafia Saleem Abstract: The emergence of Digital Humanities (DH) has fundamentally transformed the methods and objectives of literary studies. Integrating computational technologies with traditional humanistic inquiry, Digital Humanities enables scholars to analyse literary texts at unprecedented scales while … Read More »