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Authors: Singarayar Rex Constantine, Dr. Maria Choudhury Abstract: This article examines how adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) profoundly influence the human, spiritual, intellectual and pastoral formation of major seminarians and junior religious sisters in Sri Lanka. Integrating attachment theory, psychosocial development, … Read More »

Authors: Jai Shree, Dr. Abhinandan Abstract: Breast cancer becomes the most frequent cancer type that is diagnosed in women in India, and is still one of the leading causes of cancer related mortality, and in society where radiation and diagnostic … Read More »

Authors: Snehal Godfrey Andrades, Pyarelal Singh Abstract: The paper will consider the use of Indian poetry in English-language teaching (ELT) in a structured manner to improve vocabulary, reading comprehension, speaking fluency, pronunciation awareness, and motivation of the learners. Poetry is … Read More »

Authors: Professor Rupanjali Aacharya, Manish kumar Abstract: The issue of job satisfaction in self-financed teachers has turned to be a burning issue in the Meerut area as the number of fields of institutions operated privately without aid and the nature … Read More »

Authors: Samir Diabagh, Abhijit Bhattacharya Abstract: Bhagavad Gita is set in a narrative framework of a dialogue between Prince Arjuna and Lord Krishna as they discuss issues of human ethics, societal morality and reasoning. According to the Bhagavad Gita, no … Read More »

Authors: Valencia Nicholas Dsouza, Sushil Verma Abstract: The role of Indian youth and Indian students in the Indian independence movement was decisive and transformative in that they were not just followers of elite leadership, but independent political actors, which formed … Read More »

Authors: Ankita Kailas Shelka, Kamlesh Kumar Abstract: The central tool of agricultural policy in India is the government subsidies that aim to stabilize the farm incomes, promote the uptake of technology, minimize agricultural risk and enhance food security. However, subsidies … Read More »

Authors: Dr.Savita Saxena, Dr.R.k.Singh Abstract: The year 2020 presented a dual challenge for Indian school education: the COVID-19 pandemic and the introduction of NEP 2020, which shifted the system from 10+2 to 5+3+3+4. This study examines how pandemic-induced changes intersected … Read More »

Authors: Rachana Pemaram Choudhary, Deep G Murzello Abstract: In India, women entrepreneurship has become a very important factor in ensuring inclusive economic growth by creating employment, innovation, reducing poverty and social empowerment. Trends of the last 20 years show that … Read More »

Authors: Showkat Hussain Bhat Abstract: Education across the world is experiencing a quiet revolution. The classroom, once defined by chalk, talk, and textbooks, is now a living space of discovery where teachers guide learners to question, explore, and co-create knowledge. … Read More »