Author Archives: Darsh_newIjrtssh

Authors: Abdul Irfaan.H Abstract: This non-doctrinal study examines the relationship between workplace infrastructure and employee productivity, along with its broader implications for organizational performance. Using data gathered from diverse professional sectors, the study explores how infrastructural elements such as physical … Read More »

Authors: Ananya. Y, Dr S.Maruthavijayan Abstract: The modern workforce is undergoing a significant generational transformation, driven by the rise of Millennials and Generation Z. This study examines the differences and similarities between these two generations in terms of work attitudes, … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Aphisavadh Sirivadhanawaravachara Abstract: Thailand is famous for its wellness tourism and could grow even more by using forest bathing. This report looks at the chances, problems, and how to best grow forest bathing wellness tourism in Thailand to … Read More »

Authors: Chandra. M, Dr S.Maruthavijayan Abstract: This non-doctrinal study examines the relationship between employees’ physical exercise habits and their psychological well-being and work attitudes. Using data collected via Google Forms from a diverse sample of 118 employees, the study investigates … Read More »

Authors: Wokoma, Okhuarobo Abstract: The accelerating global environmental crisis has made it imperative to adopt sustainable development frameworks that are both economically efficient and socially equitable. This paper explores the intersection between circular economic development and climate justice, proposing a … Read More »

29th & 30th October 2025, Bhopal, India Mode: Online / Offline Hosted : Research and Management Department of IJRTSSH Submit Paper Important Dates Call for Paper Register Contact-Us Registration Call for Papers Greetings from the city of Forts– Bhopal!! On behalf … Read More »

Authors: Samuel Boateng Abstract: The paper examined the effect of work-life balance on employee commitment in rural banks in the Bono Region. The study adopted cross section quantitative design and primary data was adopted by the researcher. Stratified sampling technique … Read More »

Authors: Malavika J, Dr.Sreeraj K V Abstract: The interaction between physical and psychological trauma in Samantha Sullivan's The Long Hard Road to Recovery is examined in this paper. The study explores Sullivan's narrative of her pain and slow recovery emphasizing … Read More »

Authors: Manpreet Cour Abstract: Tribal communities in India have historically shared a deep and symbiotic relationship with their natural environment, relying on forests, rivers, and land for sustenance, culture, and identity. This paper explores the participation of tribal groups in … Read More »

Authors: Dr. S. Kamaraj Abstract: Folk arts are the arts that naturally appear and delight people as a haven of emotion. In this computerized environment, the history and traditions of the ancient Tamils can be learned by studying folk arts. … Read More »