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Authors: Dr. Hemalatha G, Ms. Hemalatha S, Ms. Kanisha. P, Ms. Yakshitha. M Abstract: The increase in hybrid working scenarios after the pandemic period has brought about new challenges to organizational leadership and the need for new approaches reconciling the … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Aniket Parmar Abstract: Mari Selvaraj's Tamil film Pariyerum Perumal B.A., B.L. (2018) stages the encounter between a Dalit law student and the caste order of southern Tamil Nadu as a drama of endogamy, the mechanism that Dr. B. … Read More »

Authors: Ramesh Birua Abstract: The Karbi people of Assam, India, are indigenous people with cultural practices that are deeply rooted in nature. Community knowledge of ecology, which is passed from generation to generation, enables community members to utilize biodiver-sity for … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Sameer Pawar Abstract: Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly transforming Human Resource Management (HRM) by automating routine activities, strengthening workforce analytics, personalising employee services, and supporting data-driven managerial decisions. The growing integration of AI into recruitment, performance management, employee … Read More »

Authors: Mohammad Nazmul Huda Abstract: The state-owned sugar sector in Bangladesh, managed by the Bangladesh Sugar and Food Industries Corporation (BSFIC), is conventionally evaluated through a strict commercial accounting lens. Consequently, recurring operating deficits have framed the industry as an … Read More »

Authors: Mohammad Nazmul Huda Abstract: The Bangladesh sugar and food industries corporation (BSFIC) stands as a vital pillar of the country's state-owned industrial sector. While most monolithic industrial organizations are dominated by a single professional class, BSFIC possesses a unique … Read More »

Authors: Dr Vijay Kumar Mishra Abstract: Environmental degradation has emerged as one of the most significant social challenges of the twenty-first century. Climate change, air and water pollution, deforestation, biodiversity loss, increasing waste generation and unsustainable patterns of consumption are … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Swati R. Gade Abstract: This paper examines the symbolism and imagery of the veil in Imtiaz Dharker’s poem “Purdah I.” The study focuses on how Dharker transforms the purdah from a physical covering into a complex symbol of … Read More »

Authors: Seshu Kumari K, Dr. Munesh Kumar Sharma   Abstract: The human gut microbiota is an established reservoir of antimicrobial resistance determinants, and sequence-based profiling of that reservoir is now routine. What remains unsolved is the step that follows: converting … Read More »

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