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Authors: Dr. K. Suganthi, Assistant Professor Mrs. P. Nisha, S. Abinaya, T. Sathiyavani, S. Thahaseen Sameeha, P. Nisha Abstract: Traditional rice varieties of Tamil Nadu, such as Seeraga Samba, Karuppu Kavuni and Mappillai Samba, are experiencing renewed consumer demand, yet … Read More »

Authors: Dr. K. Suganthi, Assistant Professor Mrs. P. Nisha, J. Rifka Nasreen, G. Divya, T. Gayathiri Abstract: Value addition is widely promoted as a route to higher incomes in the fisheries sector, but little primary evidence exists for the coastal … Read More »

Authors: Abdullah Al Ruhul, Shiwei Wang Abstract: This study examines the relationship between Technology Transfer (TT) and Technology Upgrading (TU) in the context of Bangladesh's emerging electric vehicle (EV) industry, an early-stage sector in which technology transfer is widely proposed … Read More »

Authors: Professor Lalith Kumar Dharavath Abstract: Writing a research paper for the first time can be a daunting task for beginners, but it becomes highly manageable when broken down into a systematic, multi-step process. This guide establishes a foundational six-step … Read More »

Authors: Research Scholar Parul Chaudhary Abstract: The notion of corporate social responsibility (CSR) has evolved from an ancillary activity of philanthropy to a strategic approach towards building trust, reputation, and relationship with stakeholders. This research examines the perception of CSR … Read More »

Authors: Mansi, Assistant Professor Dr. Grace M. BasanShrieh Abstract: No single source of information captures the full experience of depression or anxiety. Artificial intelligence (AI) research has therefore turned to multiple digital signals, including standardised questionnaires, electronic health records, written … Read More »

Authors: Professor (Dr.) Lalith Kumar Dharvath Abstract: This study establishes a distinct line of structural and behavioural continuity between the ancient Indus Valley Civilization and the modern Gor Banjara community by cross-examining Sir John Marshall's 1920s excavation data with surviving … Read More »

Authors: Dr. K. Chitra Abstract: Global education has undergone a transformation of extraordinary scale. During the middle of the twentieth century, formal schooling remained inaccessible to large sections of the world’s population, secondary education was far from universal, higher education … Read More »

Authors: Dr. J. Felcia Pushpalatha Abstract: Land occupies a central position in the construction of cultural identity and ecological consciousness in contemporary Canadian literature. While earlier Canadian literary traditions frequently represented nature through wilderness, exploration, and national identity, contemporary writers … Read More »

Authors: Assistant Professor Dr. M. Stephen Abstract: Apiculture, or scientific beekeeping, is increasingly recognized as a multifunctional livelihood activity that integrates income generation, agricultural productivity, food security and ecosystem conservation. Unlike many agricultural enterprises, beekeeping requires relatively limited land and … Read More »