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Authors: Dr. Vijayalakshmi. N, Dr. Narayanaswamy. A. M Abstract: This study develops and tests a lightweight, auditable framework for mobilizing faith based and community actors in elder care while safeguarding equity and environmental responsibility. We formalize program effect as I(c,f)=c^a … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Ranganatha Rao H Karad Abstract: This study explores how historical practices Strengthening Modern Government Policies in India. India’s long and complex history offers a wealth of lessons for improving modern governance. From ancient empires to the post-independence era, … Read More »

Authors: Nandeesh. L, Dr. Keshava, Dayagunesha. M, Dr. Praveena Naik Abstract: The role of the role of library in education is significant in the modern Era. Based on an extensive review of literature. This study examines the evolving role of … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Namrata M, Dr. Rashmi Turamari, Dr. Vadiraj Tangod Abstract: In the twenty-first century, sustainability has become one of the world's top priorities. In order to promote a sustainable future, this study explores the changing relationship between scientific progress … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Siddagangaiah, S. G Abstract: The development of science for a sustainable society means connecting social networks. The impact of science on digital education has transformed the traditional learning environment into a more dynamic, accessible, and technology-driven galaxy. This … Read More »

Authors: Thirumalesha Babu T R Abstract: This study develops a quantitative and operational framework for expanding palliative care access for older adults while enforcing equity and environmental sustainability constraints. We model palliative care benefit as B(c,q,t)=c^α q^β t^γ, where c … Read More »

Authors: Madhushalini G.R Abstract: This paper explores how contemporary science fiction engages with the intertwined discourses of gender, agency, and sustainability through an intersectional feminist lens. By examining The Fifth Season (N. K. Jemisin, 2015), Ancillary Justice (Ann Leckie, 2013), … Read More »

Authors: Lakshminarasimhaiah N, Associate Professor Dr. Mohan Prakash Abstract: Devanur Mahadeva’s Kusumabale stands as a powerful literary articulation of the Dalit experience in postcolonial India, foregrounding the silenced narratives of the marginalized. The novel challenges dominant socio-cultural structures by centering … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Vinod Kumar Abstract: This paper examines the transformative impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the core functions of digital libraries. It argues that AI is fundamentally reshaping these institutions by introducing unprecedented efficiency and user-centric services. The analysis … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Vinod Kumar Abstract: The modern library is undergoing a profound transformation, evolving from a passive repository of information into an intelligent, user-centric hub known as the smart library. This paper investigates the pivotal role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) … Read More »