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Authors: Ms. Anushree Menon, Assistant Professor Dr. Debojyoti Das Abstract: Adaptation is an inherent aspect of human behavior, influencing various domains of life, from lifestyle choices and food habits to literature and entertainment. In the realm of cultural production, historical … Read More »

Authors: Professor Ar. Amit, Professor Roshni Ashok Bawane, B. ARCH Abstract: As environmental concerns and energy demands grow, architecture must align with sustainability and climate adaptability. Traditional climate-responsive design utilizes passive strategies, local materials, and community wisdom to maintain comfort … Read More »

Authors: Assistant Professor Nasir Kasam Sheikh, Shri Vitthal   Abstract: A Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) is a web-based platform which provides unlimited number of students worldwide with a chance of distance education with the best institutes in the world. … Read More »

Authors: Assistant Professor DR.P. Bbeulahbel Bency, Shiji R Ph.D scholar Abstract: The usefulness of blended learning in helping prospective teachers to learn English reading comprehension is investigated in this study. Conventional approaches to improving students' English comprehension are being questioned. … Read More »

Authors: Shailey Abstract: A good education institution is that in which every student is welcomed and cared for; a safe and stimulating learning environment exists; a wide range of learning experiences is offered; and good physical infrastructure and appropriate resources … Read More »

Authors: Laxmi N Baraker Abstract: Leadership plays a pivotal role in shaping organizational behavior and influencing employee performance across all levels of an organization. This research explores the impact of various leadership styles—including transformational, transactional, autocratic, democratic, and laissez-faire—on the … Read More »

Authors: Assistant Professor MR. Ravi, Associate professor Dr. R. S Khatana, Rahul Yadav Abstract: White-collar crimes, typically non-violent crime characterized by deceit to obtain or avoid losing money. or to gain a personal or business advantage. These crimes include fraud, … Read More »

Authors: Dr. Shyamal Acharya   Abstract: Vocabulary teaching for ESL learners demands from the teachers’ part creativity, planning, and a deep understanding of how learners acquire new words. Vocabulary plays an essential role in facilitating their productive language performance. This … Read More »

Authors: Dr. GS Pandey Abstract: Piet Mondrian’s evolution from representational landscapes to abstract Neo-Plasticism represents a profound quest for universal harmony, resonating with the Indian aesthetic concept of Shanta Rasa, the emotion of peace and transcendence. This paper examines how … Read More »

Authors: Debojyoti Ghosh   Abstract: This research investigates the economic effects of increasing water scarcity in the Middle East especially focusing on Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Lebanon, Cyprus, and Qatar. As climate change, urbanization, and population growth exacerbate the regional water … Read More »