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Authors: Dr. Ebru Ibish Abstract: Juvenile justice system represents a legal and social framework designed to respond to offenses committed by children in conflict with law, in a manner consistent with their age, development, and vulnerability. Unlike adult criminal systems, … Read More »

Authors: Shikha, Dr. Neetu Yadav Abstract: This paper examines how Gandhian ethical principles manifest in the quotidian practices of protagonists across eight selected novels by R.K. Narayan (1935–1990). Rather than treating Gandhian thought as an abstract ideology, the study demonstrates … Read More »

Dr. Ajay Kumar Dubey Affiliation Professor in the Department of Teacher Education at Tilakdhari Postgraduate College, Jaunpur  Email-Id: profajaydubeytdc@gmail.com Summary:- Dr. Ajay Kumar Dubey is working as a Professor in the Department of Teacher Education at Tilakdhari Postgraduate College, Jaunpur … Read More »

Authors: Dr. V. Ponnulexmi, Mr. V. R. Rojar Benz Abstract: Empathy is a fundamental value in medicine and medical education and is often regarded as an antidote to the widespread perception of dehumanization in contemporary clinical practice. However, the concept … Read More »

Authors: Ms. V. Mounica, V. Rakesh Firoz, T.Yashwanth, P, Ratna Babu, P. Sowmya   Abstract: In today’s competitive job market, resume screening plays a critical role in recruitment processes. However, traditional Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) rely heavily on keyword matching … Read More »

Authors: Manjula devi. K, Dr. Geetha Margret Soundri, T.Ayeesha Sumaiya Abstract: Fashion is not just about aesthetics it reflects personality, mood, and even comfort. While the fashion industry pays great attention to adult and teenage trends, the importance of children's … Read More »

Authors: Martin Kalaluka Liyungu Abstract: Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are vital to Zambia’s economic development, yet their efficiency is constrained by limited access to finance and macro-economic challenges such as inflation and exchange rate volatility among others. The Zambian … Read More »

Authors: Prakash Chandra Gupta Abstract: Infertility is a prominent reproductive health disease which affects nearly 27.5 million (8-12%) reproductive-age couples in India. Though female-related issues account for about 40–50% of infertility cases, social stigma frequently unfairly attributes the couple's difficulties … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Sohini Abstract: Being old is a universal and unavoidable occurrence having three facets: biological, psychological, and social. Today the fundamental reason for increasing aging is the availability of advanced medical facilities, social protection and living standards. The present … Read More »

Authors: Manpreet Kaur Abstract: Discrimination on the basis of gender, race, religion, skin colour, sexual orientation and age have a bearing effect on human dignity. Gender equality, Justice and non- discrimination are the core values of many international treaties, declarations, … Read More »