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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 »

Authors: Blessed Phiri Abstract: This study examines the impacts of urbanization on public health in the informal settlements of Kanyama and Chawama, Lusaka District, Zambia. Rapid and largely unplanned urban growth has outpaced infrastructure development in Lusaka, producing widespread deficits … Read More »

Authors: Phiri Venasho Abstract: The major concern of this study was that, despite Rufunsa District being highly economical, having free primary education and a re-entry policy, some school going age children are still locked out of school whereas dropouts continue … Read More »

Authors: Clenedy Mutoza, Dr Sumathi .K. Sripati Abstract: Economic disparities lead to an increasing monetization of young people’s relationships, driving them either into a fragile flux of multiple partners or out of intimate engagements altogether. Taking this ‘dissonance’ between sonic … Read More »

Authors: Kelvin Luwaile Abstract: This study examined the effective management of diversity in teaching at secondary schools in Chongwe District, Zambia, with the aim of identifying the types and dimensions of diversity present, evaluating the effectiveness of existing strategies, and … Read More »