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Authors: Upasana Saikia Abstract: Juvenile delinquency continues to represent one of the most pressing challenges facing societies worldwide. It is characterised by deviant and antisocial behaviours ranging from truancy and substance abuse to theft, vandalism, and violent crime. These behaviours … Read More »

Authors: Ayodele Abeshin Abstract: Consumer behaviour in Nigeria, especially in relation to air conditioners, is shaped by a combination of economic, social, cultural and environmental factors. With the country experiencing high temperatures year-round, particularly in urban centers such as Lagos, … Read More »

Authors: Saravanan Balachandran Abstract: In an era of globalized higher education, universities are experiencing unprecedented levels of student diversity, yet continue to struggle with equipping learners with the cultural fluency required for effective international collaboration and employability. This study addresses … Read More »

Authors: Kebede Hiluf Tafere, Assistant Professor Anegagiregn Gashaw, Assistant Professor Dawit Amogne Abstract: The main purpose of this research was to check the effects of gamificaton on EFL learners’ vocabulary achievement and classroom interaction. Quasi experimental was the research design … Read More »

Authors: Rev. Fr. Williams Peter Awoshiri Abstract: This study examined the issue of corruption in Nigerian universities through a theological and ethical perspective, focusing specifically on an exegetical and theological interpretation of Proverbs 10:9. The research examined how biblical wisdom … Read More »

Authors: Anant Bhadoria Abstract: Cloud-native applications represent a transformative approach to designing and deploying software applications, leveraging the scalability, flexibility, and resilience of cloud computing. In healthcare IT, cloud-native technologies have emerged as a pivotal enabler for advancing digital health, … Read More »

Authors: Liyana Cherian Abstract: Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative force in the field of rare disease diagnosis, addressing long-standing challenges associated with these complex and often overlooked conditions. Rare diseases, characterized by their low prevalence and high … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Vijaya Rajni Abstract: The Research Paper “Free and Unfree Agrarian relations in Colonial India” explores the existence of various types of free alongside Unfree labourers during the colonial India. According to the nationalist and many other economic historians, … Read More »

Dr.Sukhdarshan Singh Affiliation Asst. Prof., Baba FaridCollege,Bathinda, India Email-Id: sukhdarshanbrar0@gmail.com Qualification: Ph.D G.K.U. Talwandi Sabo, 2020. M.A. P.U.CHD, 2013. B.Ed. P.U.CHD, 2011.

Authors: Assistant Professor Dr.Rajdeep Chandrik, Assistant Professor Dr.Jayalaxmi R.Mahanty   Abstract: In today’s fast-paced world, skill enhancement is vital, particularly for marginalized communities. It’s the bridge for transitioning individuals from mere survival to carving out sustainable livelihoods. This process isn’t … Read More »