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ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE
Authors: Surapareddy Gouthami
Published: June 2024

Environmental justice refers to the fair and equitable treatment of all people, regardless of race, ethnicity, income, or socio-economic status, in matters related to environmental policies, regulations, anddecision-making. It recognizes that historically, certain communities lack equal access to environmental benefits and resources as they were born with burden of environmental pollution, degradation, and hazards.
HUMAN AI: SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF MENTAL HEALTH
Authors: M Dharani , P Dr. Thamilselvan , M Varun
Published: June 2024

The World Health Organization (WHO) defines the mental state as a condition of wellbeing in which an individual acknowledges their own strengths, can successfully handle everyday challenges, work productively, and contribute positively to their community Mental health is a social construct that differs between countries, cultures, organizations, and professions. Each group has its strategy for comprehending the origins as well as causes of disorders of mental health, defining mental wellness and sickness, and establishing appropriate treatments. Despite the rising incidence of mental health problems, mental health remains one of the world's most neglected public health sectors. As a result, this article intends to investigate the areas of public health that demand more focuses on treating mental health difficulties.
DIGITAL EXTENSION SYSTEM: SCALING UP DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR EXTENSION AND ADVISORY SERVICES
Authors: Prangya Swatee , Jena Anshuman , Behera Dibyajyoti , Sahoo Sweta
Published: June 2024

The Digital Extension System (DES) is a critical approach for expanding the reach and usefulness of extension and consulting services through the integration and expansion of digital technology. This approach embraces the revolutionary potential of digital tools such as mobile applications, online platforms, data analytics, and communication technologies to bridge gaps between agricultural specialists and farmers, ultimately stimulating agricultural progress and rural empowerment. By leveraging the pervasiveness of mobile devices and internet connectivity, DES aims to transcend geographical boundaries, enabling real-time information dissemination, personalized suggestions, and interactive knowledge-sharing. Farmers may obtain immediate advice on best practices, pest control, weather forecasts, market trends, and financial insights through DES, which is personalized to their individual requirements and settings.DES implementation, however, necessitates careful consideration of digital literacy, infrastructure availability, and the inclusion of underprivileged areas in order to avoid exacerbating existing imbalances. As the digital landscape evolves, the Digital Extension System is poised to change agricultural extension on an unprecedented scale, supporting sustainable productivity, livelihood enhancement, and rural growth
FUTURISTIC TRENDS IN MEDIA: THE PODCASTING REVOLUTION
Authors: Singh Dr. Preeti , Neha Ms.
Published: June 2024

The podcasting revolution has transformed the way we consume content and connect with creators and communities, making it a powerful tool for education, entertainment, and communication. Technological advancements have expanded the possibilities for creators and listeners, creating a new era of immersive, personalized, and interactive experiences. Key trends include binaural and 3D audio technologies, virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR), AI and recommendation algorithms, interactive features like voice commands and voice recognition, and real-time audience engagement features. Podcasting is evolving in response to changing audience preferences and creative ambitions, with emerging genres, hybrid multimedia content, long-form storytelling, and cross-platform integration. It is also serving as source material for film and television adaptations, allowing creators to reach broader audiences and explore new storytelling avenues. Ethical and legal considerations are crucial for podcasting, including copyright infringement, protecting original content, privacy concerns, and accountability in content creation. Creators and platforms must navigate complex landscapes of copyrights, licensing agreements, and fair use principles. The future of podcasting is shaped by technological advancements, creative ingenuity, and shifting audience preferences. Key trends include voice assistant integration, monetization and business models, global expansion, enhanced interactivity, accessibility features, augmented reality podcasting, AI-generated content, and ethical and regulatory frameworks. As podcasting matures, it holds boundless potential to captivate, educate, and inspire audiences worldwide.
TO STUDY THE EXPORT PERFORMANCE OF SELECTED PRINCIPAL COMMODITIES IN INDIA
Authors: Shinde Dr. Sarika N , Barsing Dr. Rohit Dinkar
Published: June 2024

India has a vibrant export sector, contributing substantially to its Gross Domestic Product (GDP). The country’s exports comprise various goods and services, catering to both developed and emerging markets worldwide. This diverse export portfolio helps India reduce its trade deficit, earn foreign exchange, and strengthen its position in the international market. The export performance of any commodity is influenced by a combination of domestic and international factors. Key determinants include global demand and supply dynamics, changes in foreign exchange rates, trade policies, government initiatives, infrastructure facilities, and the competitiveness of Indian industries. In this study, we will focus on analyzing the export performance of a few selected principal commodities in India. The selection of these commodities is based on their strategic significance, contribution to export earnings, and their role in shaping India's trade relations with other countries
SOCIAL TRENDS OF DATING AND MODERN RELATIONSHIPS
Authors: Cooper Ness
Published: June 2024

Dating is one of the biggest relational social trends out there and affects many people’s lives. From social media, online dating, to how contemporary relationships have more access and freedom to form, there is a whole world of possibilities for dating and the future of it. In this article I explore how modern dating trends and technologies can influence relationships and connection, whilst also exploring modern concerns they also can bring. The article looks at traditional views as well as contemporary and shows that one doesn’t always cancel the other out, meaning that futuristic dating trends don’t always erase the past. There’s also a focus on the media and its influence on dating trends, and how for some this may be one of the biggest educators around dating insight and may influence future dating scripts further.
LET’S BE INSPIRATIVE NOT ATTACKERS
Authors: Begum Mrs. Multufa
Published: June 2024

Most of my male colleagues, friends and well-wishers tell me that if we deeply penetrate the reasons behind women torture we will find that in reality, one woman is the enemy of another woman and not any man. Though we cannot accept it completely, we cannot disagree to the matter to some extent. Because the conservative role played by women in case of family affairs and society is another reason of domestic violence. But one more matter should receive more importance then the matter of rivalry of woman against woman. This is none other than the fact that definitely the ratio of domestic violence would decrease more in reality, if women play a significant role powerfully to restore women torture. As for example, in case of domestic violence, generally, a mother-in-law or a sister-in-law encourages the son or brother to humiliates and torture the daughter-in-law or the sister-in-law. But if the mother-in-laws and sister-in-laws begin to think and accept the daughter-in-laws and sister-in-laws not as daughter-in-laws and sister-in-laws but as separate identities, as women, as separate human beings and thus play a significant role in this case than that day is not far away when the daughter-in-laws will surely be rescued from the attack, torture and humiliations of husbands and father-in-law in the house of father-in-laws.
AN ANALYSIS OF TRIBUTARIES POLLUTION IN TAMIL NADU
Authors: Kanakarani Dr. P. , Sathya Dr. J. , Thiruppathi Dr. R. , Gayathri Dr. J. , Babu Dr. M.
Published: June 2024

Due to industrialization, urbanization and economic development the level of pollution in rivers is rapidly rising. The failure to control and prevent the level of water pollution had increased the demand for fresh water. Tamil Nadu, the Southern state India had 17 river basins, of which Cauvery is the major one. Apart from 17 river basins, there are many small rivers and tributaries in Tamil Nadu which are ephemeral in nature joining the major river. The Central Pollution Control Board has identified that nine rivers in Tamil Nadu such as Adyar, Amravati, Bhavani, Cauvery, Palar, Sarabanga, Tambiraparani, Tirumanimutharu and Vasishta ware highly polluted. At this outset the present study aimed to assess the pollutants and parameters viz. temperature, dissolved oxygen, pH, conductivity, B.O.D, fecal coliform and total coliform and its impact on water quality of tributaries in the two districts viz. Erode and Salem. The data source for the present study is Central Pollution Control Board of India. The study has found that the river pollution had occurred in both the districts. The tributaries in Salem district are polluted from the discharge of sewage and effluents from dying and sago industries. In Erode District urban swage and effluents from textile dying units are huge
UNRAVELING THE IMPACT: SOCIAL MEDIA’S EFFECTS ON MENTAL HEALTH AND WELL-BEING
Authors: Begum Arifa
Published: June 2024

In the digital age, the pervasive use of social media has led to growing concerns about its potential impact on individuals' mental health and overall well-being. The widespread integration of social media into daily life has transformed the way individuals interact, communicate, and present themselves. Exploring the connection between social media and mental health, this research delves into the intricate impact of digital interactions on individuals’ well-being. The research paper explores the intricate relationship between social media usage and its impact on mental health and well-being. It delves into the multidimensional effects of extensive social media engagement on individuals’ psychological state, examining both positive and negative aspects. The paper reviews a wide array of studies, indicating how social media platforms can foster feelings of connectedness and support, contributing to improved mental well-being. However, it also scrutinizes the potential detrimental effects, including elevated feelings of isolation, anxiety, and depression resulting from cyber bullying, social comparison, and the constant pursuit of validation. Through a comprehensive analysis of various research methodologies and findings, the paper sheds light on the nuanced ways in which social media interactions influence mental health outcomes. It emphasizes the importance of self-awareness, responsible usage, and digital literacy in mitigating adverse effects. The research also emphasizes the need for further exploration, considering the ever-changing scenario of social media and its potential long-term consequences. By unraveling the intricate interplay between social media and mental health, this paper contributes to a deeper understanding of the appearance, offering insights for individuals, mental health practitioners, and policymakers to navigate the digital realm in a manner that promotes overall well-being.
INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY IN AGRICULTURE
Authors: N Dr. Bhuvana , Srinivasa Dr. Aditya Korekallu , M. H Shankara
Published: June 2024

This book chapter delves into the dynamic landscape of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in agriculture, offering a comprehensive overview of its applications and potential. It examines a wide range of ICT tools, including social media, print and electronic media, web portals, and digital agriculture platforms, highlighting their pivotal role in agriculture. Furthermore, the chapter explores the transformative technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Global Positioning System (GPS), blockchain technology, and big data analytics in the context of agriculture. By providing a primer on these technologies, it equips readers with a foundational understanding of their functionalities. The chapter emphasizes the importance of leveraging ICT and emerging technologies to optimize agricultural processes, improve resource efficiency, and enhance decision-making capabilities with the summary of successful integration and implementation of ICT in agriculture, promoting sustainable agricultural practices and food security in a rapidly evolving digital era
DOES INDIA NEED A UNIFORM CIVIL CODE
Authors: Gopal Krishna Sanapala , Anjana Dr. Chamoli , Gilbert Nzeku Sandile
Published: June 2024

Being a multicultural country, India is home to many different religions, each of which has its own unique set of laws governing marriage, divorce, adoption, inheritance, and succession. Indian religion can be compatible with the demographic ideals of liberty, equality, and dignity despite the nation's diversity and multiculturalism. Additionally, it is completely feasible to create a civil law that upholds the principles without making any mention of religious practice. This study focuses on the diverse perspectives of people from various social groups about the recent proposal made by the Indian government to create a uniform civil code.
INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY FOR TRANSFER OF TECHNOLOGIES
Authors: M. H Dr. Shankara , T.M Dr. Chaitra , Basavaraju Ms. Amrutha , N Dr. Bhuvana
Published: June 2024

Information and Communication Technology (ICT) has emerged as a powerful tool in the realm of technology transfer, revolutionizing the way knowledge and innovations are disseminated and adopted. ICT encompasses a wide range of digital technologies, including the internet, mobile devices, computers, multimedia, and telecommunication systems that enable seamless communication, data sharing, and collaboration across geographical boundaries. The transfer of technologies plays a crucial role in driving progress and development across various sectors, such as agriculture, healthcare, education, and industry. Traditionally, technology transfer relied on conventional methods like workshops, training sessions, and printed materials to convey knowledge and expertise. However, with the advent of ICT, the landscape of technology dissemination has undergone a transformative shift. ICT facilitates real-time access to information, breaking down barriers of time and distance, and enabling swift and efficient communication between experts, researchers, extension workers, and end-users. It offers innovative platforms for interactive learning, multimedia content delivery, and data exchange, empowering individuals and communities with the tools and knowledge required to embrace advancements and improve their lives. In this era of rapid technological advancement, harnessing the potential of ICT for technology transfer holds immense promise. This introduction explores the various facets of ICT applications in technology transfer, delving into its benefits, challenges, and potential for empowering individuals and communities with transformative knowledge and innovations. Through the ICT technologies, we embark on a journey to explore how this dynamic medium can catalyze sustainable development and pave the way for a better, interconnected world
RELIGIOUSLY AGGRESSIVE OR AGGRESSIVELY RELIGIOUS? A CORRELATIONAL STUDY ON YOUNG ADULTS
Authors: Ghosh Mainak , Chakraborty Srija , Bhattacharya Suvosree
Published: June 2024

Religiosity can be defined as ‘the quality or extent of one’s religious experience.’ Or ‘the exaggerated or affected religious zeal’ according to the (APA 2022) dictionary. Aggression can be defined as the ‘behavior aimed at harming others physically or psychologically. It can be distinguished from anger in that anger is oriented overcoming the target but not necessarily through harm or destruction.’ according to (APA 2022) dictionary. The aim of the present study is to investigate whether there is any relationship between Religiosity and Aggression among young adults and find out whether there is any difference between male and female young adults of India (aged 18-25)
SOCIAL HISTORY AND INTER ETHNIC RELATION OF KIRATI KHAMBU RAI COMMUNITY AN ‘ASPIRING TRIBE’ OF NORTH BENGAL
Authors: Rai Dr. Smriti
Published: June 2024

Following a social history approach, effort in this paper is to situate the origin of the Khambu Rais in Eastern Nepal and their subsequent move towards Darjeeling hills. With the help of folk narratives and local sources gathered from the field and also on the basis of secondary materials a historical narrative has been prepared to account for their migratory history and the relevant changes that have occurred in the social imagination of the Khambu Rais(community) by virtue of being placed in a new socio economic-political situation (i.e.in Darjeeling).The paper discusses in detail how all these have impacted greatly the intercommunity relations between the Khambu Rais and other hill communities in the Darjeeling hills.
MODELING, ANALYSIS AND FABRICATION OF HOTEL SERVICING ROBOT
Authors: Kiran Dr V Hari , Rallabandi Dr Sivasankara Raju , Prakash A N S Surya , Kumar N V Ashok , Rishikesh S
Published: June 2024

The research intends to provide a framework for long-term growth in the hospitality sector, which is now experiencing a severe scarcity of workers. The study establishes causal links between the features of a serving robot, customer satisfaction, risk aversion, perceived value, and the likelihood of a return visit. Furthermore, it is crucial that contentment has a positive impact. Several significant theoretical and practical implications that can contribute to the sustainability of restaurants are offered in light of these findings. Rapid developments in AI, smart sensors, big data analytics, and robotics have led to their widespread use in the service industry, where they are used to perform a variety of activities. The main goal of putting robots to work has been to increase output, but the COVID-19 pandemic has made a more urgent goal: providing contactless services to keep people from being alone. Data from actual hotel guests is used in this investigation of how well robots can serve customers. The objective of this project is to build a robot waitress capable of taking and fulfilling guest orders in a hotel.
MECHANICAL ACT OF USUAL FIBRE REINFORCED COMPOSITES CONSIDERING FLY-ASH CUSTOMIZED MOULDS
Authors: Patnaik Satya Ranjan , Khuntia Krutibash
Published: June 2024

In recent time the availability as well as suitability in diversified usages of usual fibre reinforced polymer composites in compare with synthetic fibre based polymer composites has been greatly experienced. The greatness of ordinary fibre reinforced polymer composites lies in its eco-friendly aspects. Among various fibres, jute is considered extensively functioning natural fibre in the market on behalf of the traits like ease of accessibility, reasonable mechanical attributes, under budget, trivial solidity, cheap fabricating value, etc. The effort is based on the observation concern to mechanical aspects of jute fibre reinforced epoxy composites taking fly-ash makes the filler. The jute fibre epoxy composites have been fabricated on diversifying the fibre contents of value 0, 5, 10, 15 and 20 weight % along with packing contents of 2 weight % respectively, on implementing simple hand lay-up method. The jute fibres were used without any alkali treatment in the epoxy composites and length of the fibres were 6mm. The fly-ash used was of the size of 0.5 to 300 micron. Consequently the fabricated unit taken up for passing through certain investigation like the physical aspects of the composite which includes tensile potency, impact power, hardness and other inherent issue like water absorption test. There is a nil fibre reinforced composite considered for standardising observational values.
ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING SCENARIO IN INDIA: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF ESL LEARNERS, TEACHERS, AND PEDAGOGY
Authors: Trivedi Dr. Kaushik , Pandya Dr. Bhaskar
Published: June 2024

In the rapidly evolving landscape of the 21st Century, English Language Teaching (ELT) in India has undergone substantial transformations, encompassing various aspects such as ESL (English as a Second Language) learners, teachers, and pedagogical approaches. This chapter critically analyzes the contemporary scenario of ELT education in India. The role of ESL teachers has significantly transformed in response to evolving learner dynamics. Educators are required to adopt innovative teaching methodologies that cater to individual needs, incorporate technology, and foster critical thinking. Modern ESL teachers are no longer just transmitters of knowledge; they have become facilitators, mentors, and cultural guides. The pedagogical approaches employed in ELT have witnessed a paradigm shift, moving away from traditional methods towards more communicative and learner-centered techniques. This shift has given rise to innovative techniques such as flipped classrooms, project-based learning, and personalized learning plans. The chapter provides critical views on the effectiveness of these modern approaches, considering their alignment with the needs of diverse ESL learners. It also explores the significant role English Teachers have to play for the teaching-learning of English language in Indian context.
TEACHERS PERCEPTION TOWARDS IMPLEMENTATION OF NEP 2020: SPECIAL REFERENCE TO DEGREE COLLEGES
Authors: B.S Sinchana , U Dr. Yuvaraja
Published: June 2024

Education is one of the important goals of SDG 2030. Time to time updation of education policies is certainly necessary for accepting new changes in the field of education and acquiring new skills. In this regard New Education Policy 2020 was announced after 34 years by the Indian government on July 2020. This policy intended to transform the old education system with new one. In this regard, Karnataka state has recognized as the first state in India to implement NEP 2020. Here, researcher has aimed to know the implementation status of NEP 2020 in study region. For this, researcher relied on both the primary and secondary data for its analysis. Results of the study revealed the mixed opinion about the implementation of NEP 2020 in the study region.
VICTIMS OF PROLONG INCARCERATION: UNDERTRIAL PRISONERS IN INDIA
Authors: Singh Anshu
Published: June 2024

Two-thirdsof prisoners in Indian police custody are undertrials. As per Indian Criminal Justice System, they are presumed to be innocent. Most undertrial prisoners remain incarcerated because of their inability to secure bail owing to poverty, which throws light on the economic discrimination prevalent in the system. This paper attempts to highlight the failure on the part of the Indian Judiciary in implementing the Section 436A of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, and also questions in respect of Article 14 of the Constitution of India, which ensures the right to equality to everyone, by suggesting inclusion of the term "non-discrimination based on economic status" enshrined under Article 15. Further, the paper focuses on the legal presumption of "innocent until proven guilty", which is often found to be denied to the undertrials. This paper attempts to show the prejudiced bail system prevalent in the nation, which always favours the rich and the unfair idea of justice with inadequate representation of the poor. The paper also focuses on police torture, legal aid and substandard of life led by the undertrials, including the failure to distinguish between the treatment made to convicted criminals and the undertrials. Finally, through various precedents, the author attempts to emphasise the right to a speedy trial and the reasons for its denial, which has led to an increase in the number of undertrials. The author lastly attempts to give a few suggestions for reforming the present state of undertrial prisoners.
CHILD LABOUR AND INDIA
Authors: Gupta Projjal
Published: June 2024

This chapter deals with the acute issue of Child Labour in a developing country like India. It not only shakes the very base of our society by destroying the lives of the upcoming generations, who are the pillars of our society but also paralyzes the society in the long run. Although the government has taken stern action in this regard by formulating various Acts and laws, the dreadful act is still prevalent. The percentage of working children between the age group of 5 to 14 years across all the states of India has also been studied along with a comparison to highlight this issue between the pre-reform era and the post -reform era. Finally, the steps to overcome this grave issue has also been discussed in details. For the ease of readers, data on the percentage of working children between 5 to 14 years of age across different states of India have been given at the end of the chapter.
A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF BODY FAT PERCENTAGE USING BIO-ELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE ANALYSER AND SKINFOLD CALLIPER IN SPORTS PERSONS
Authors: Singh Ravi Kant , Prajapati Dr. Sanjay Kumar , Singh Shrija , Sanu Jais De
Published: June 2024

The study was conducted for comparing the body fat percentage of sportsperson obtained from two methods, skinfold Calliper and bio-electrical impedance analyser. The study was conducted on 100 subjects with their ages ranging from 18-24 years. For the purpose of this study, three-sites measurement were taken as mentioned in the equation of Jackson et al. (1980) for females and Jackson & Pollock (1978) for males. The mean and Standard deviation of measurements obtained from Bioelectrical Impedance Analyser (17.2253±7.17358) was considerably greater than measurements from Skinfold Calliper (12.8311±6.11422). The results clearly show that the measurements of bodyfat percentage obtained from bioelectrical impedance analyser were slightly higher than that of skinfold Calliper. The obtained t-value of 4.662 and (p<0.05) makes it very evident that there is a significant difference in bodyfat percentage measured from both the variables
BRIDGES INSTEAD OF WALLS:INTER-RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCES AMONG TSONGA PEOPLE OF SOUTHERN OF MOZAMBIQUE
Authors: Mabongo Antonio Wiliamo
Published: June 2024

Despite the efforts of the Protestant churches to keep their members away from the ancestral culture and religion, Tsonga Christians of Mandlakazi in southern Mozambique still engage African ancestral beliefs and cosmologies to explain and deal with their existential situations, either covertly or openly. Why do they behaviour so, and what can theologians learn about these inter-religious experiences? To approach these questions, data were collected using semi-structural interviews and participant observation and analyzed through ground theory principles. The study will argue that, whereas the official Protestant discourse is concerned in building walls that preserve the purity of Christianity as a unique truth religion, these Tsonga Christians find religious differences as bridges connecting people. So, drawing from post-colonial thought, the study argue that too deal correctly with this religious mobility there is necessary a theological shift from the purity and incompatibility model to the intercultural one, based on two main assumptions. First, hybridism is not deviation or pathology, but the real nature of lived Christianity and therefore the starting point for any relevant and meaningful theology. Second, as human means of seeking well-being, religions are incomplete, and therefore, instead of competing, they should cooperate and complement each other.
Diş Hekimlerine Yönelik Tüm Yönleriyle HIV Enfeksiyonu ve AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome)
Authors: Topcuoğlu Ümit
Published: June 2024

Dünya Sağlık Örgütü ile Birleşmiş Milletler HIV/AIDS Ortak Programı (UNAIDS) 2022 yılı rakamlarına göre; tüm dünyada HIV tanımlanmasından bu yana 84,2 milyon birey HIV ile enfekte olmuş, 38,4 milyonu AIDS ile bağlı komplikasyonlar veya AIDS’ ile ilişkili sağlık sorunları/durumları sebebiyle hayatını kaybetmiştir. HIV’in, insan vücudundan tamamen atılması mümkün değildir ancak enfeksiyona yönelik etkin antiretroviral ilaçlar bulunmaktadır. Günümüzde, öncekilere göre kullanımı kolay ve istenmeyen etkisi az olan ilaçların birlikte kullanılmasıyla, HIV kronik bir sağlık durumu olarak, HIV ile enfekte kişilerin yaşam boyunca ilaç kullanmasına gerektiren bir duruma dönüşmüş olup, ölümcül bir sağlık sorunu olmaktan büyük ölçüde çıkmıştır.
Criticisms The Government's Role of Zakat Regulation in Indonesia for Improving the Zakat Potential
Authors: Nadiyah Mu’adzah  , Dedy Rachmad
Published: June 2024

This research was conducted to determine previous research trends regarding zakat regulation as well as the sentiment from these studies regarding the policy and implementation of zakat regulations in Indonesia. The methodology used in this research is a qualitative method with descriptive statistics on secondary data from 151 literature studies related to zakat regulation published and available on Dimensions.ai over a period of 7 years (2017-2023). The data analysis techniques used are meta-analysis and sentiment analysis which are processed using Microsoft Excel 2019 and SentiStrength software. Then, to reveal this problem in depth and comprehensively, a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) study was also carried out. The research results show that the publication of scientific literature regarding zakat regulation in Indonesia continues to increase every year, indicating that this field is quite interesting to discuss for researchers and has extensive research space and continues to develop. This study can be used as a reference in identifying influential authors, articles and journals so that future researchers will find it easier to find references that have a big influence on the development of literature on zakat regulation in Indonesia. Apart from that, by knowing what things were criticized from the negative perceptions of previous researchers regarding the policy and practical application of zakat regulation in Indonesia, it is hoped that this research can become evaluation material for regulators and policy makers to revitalize existing regulations to realize their potential.
Perkembangan serta Peran Ekonomi Kreatif di Indonesia dari Masa ke Masa
Authors: Syafitri Aulia Daisy Arsy , Nisa Fauzatul Laily
Published: June 2024

Ekonomi kreatif telah menjadi fokus penting dalam mendorong pertumbuhan ekonomi di Indonesia sejak diperkenalkan pada tahun 2006. Sektor ini telah mengalami pertumbuhan yang signifikan, terbukti dari sumbangan terhadap Produk Domestik Bruto (PDB), penyerapan tenaga kerja, dan ekspor produk kreatif. Meskipun demikian, dengan perkembangan teknologi dan globalisasi, subsektor digital seperti aplikasi dan permainan telah menguasai panorama ekonomi kreatif. Kendati begitu, masih ada tantangan yang dihadapi sektor ini, seperti kekurangan infrastruktur pendukung, akses pembiayaan yang terbatas, dan rendahnya tingkat pendidikan kreatif. Untuk memaksimalkan potensi ekonomi kreatif di masa depan, diperlukan strategi yang menyeluruh dan kerjasama antara pemerintah, industri, dan masyarakat. Oleh karena itu, penelitian ini akan mengevaluasi perkembangan serta peran ekonomi kreatif di Indonesia, mengidentifikasi tantangan dan peluang yang ada, serta menyusun rekomendasi kebijakan untuk pengembangan sektor ini ke depan.
Anilisis Penggunaan Pinjaman Online Pada Saat Pandemi Covid-19 Terhadap Ekonomi Syariah
Authors: Amanda Argawandani Fiorentina , Laily Nisa Fauzatul
Published: June 2024

Abstract. During the pandemic, there were many people who suffered big losses and had an impact on the economy, so this caused people who experienced a downturn in the economy to be particularly encouraged to apply for loans via the internet. Especially online loan transactions are very supportive because they are very easy to reach. So, people don't need to leave the house to carry out this transaction. The research being carried out has the aim of discussing the rise of online loans during the pandemic and a review of sharia economic law on online loans during the pandemic and an evaluation of sharia economic law on online lending practices is the main focus of this research. The method used is descriptive qualitative, with a literary nature because it analyzes and discusses to conclude the legal status regarding online loans.
Keywords: Online Loans, Islamic Economic Law, Pandemic
Abstrak. Selama pandemi, masyarakat banyak sekali orang-orang yang merugi besar dan berpengaruh dalam perekonomian, sehingga pada hal ini menyebabkan masyarakat yang mengalami penurunan dalam perekonomian terdorong terutama untuk mengajukan pinjaman melalui internet. Terutama transaksi pinjaman online ini sangat mendukung karena sangat mudah dijangkau. Jadi, masyarakat tidak perlu meninggalkan rumah untuk melakukan transaksi ini. Pada penelitian yang sedang dilakukan ini memiliki tujuan yang dapat membahas tentang marakya pinjaman online selama pandemi dan tinjauan hukum ekonomi syariah pada pinjaman daring selama pandemi dan evaluasi hukum ekonomi syariah terhadap praktik pinjaman daring ini adalah fokus utama penelitian ini. Metode yang digunakan adalah deskriptif kualitatif, dengan sifatnya yang bersifat kepustakaan karena menganalisis dan mendiskusikan untuk menyimpulkan status hukum mengenai pinjaman daring.
Kata kunci: Pinjaman Daring, Hukum Ekonomi Syariah, situasi pandemi
Spatial and component structure analysis of the inclusive circular economy: SGICE
Authors: Osaulenko Oleksandr , Shlapak Alla , Zvarych Iryna , Brodovska Oksana , Krysovata Kateryna
Published: June 2024

Modern statistics and scientific research consider the circular economy rather one-sidedly, essentially as recycling and reuse of resources. The article proposes methodology (concept) of the global inclusive circular economy, which can be considered as a complex multidimensional system, the main components of which are the economic, sociological, ecological and circular aspects of the country's life. To achieve this goal, the GNU regression, econometrics and time-series library was used – an applied software package for econometric modeling, a part of the GNU project. Accordingly, we will define the global inclusive circular economy as the SGICE (Global Inclusive Circular Economy) system, characterized by the vector of functions. For the most exhaustive consideration of the entire range of opportunities of the global inclusive circular economy, the study developed and accordingly analyzed the integrated index of the development of the global inclusive circular economy (IGICE) by ecological, economic, social and circular components with isolated weakly correlated indicators. The ranking of countries was carried out separately by the components of the index, on the basis of which circular cores were distinguished: the social component (Belgium, the Czech Republic, USA, China, France, Greece, Austria, Australia), the ecological component (Japan, Denmark), the economic component (Germany, China), which became the basis for the model of formation of global inclusive circular chains. The conducted cluster analysis based on the component indicators of the index of the global inclusive circular economy confirmed the formation of a large circular gap (gap) in the ecological and circular components. This indicator is introduced for the first time and makes it possible to comprehensively analyze the country and highlight additional effects that arise from the moment of implementation of circular business projects and the inclusion of the country (on the basis of firms, corporations) in global circular chains of added value. After all, the main problematic aspects are the illegal trade in waste and growing smuggling, which cause serious negative social consequences and actualize the inclusive component in the justification of the global inclusive circular economy paradigm. Waste reduction combined with wise use of resources has the potential to address the gap resulting from the scarcity of natural resources and a growing global population or consumption. The formation of circular trade will contribute to: the determination of priority materials for trade and the required level of processing capacity, coordination of material quality standards, promoting demand for used goods and secondary raw materials, removing unnecessary regulatory barriers and avoiding environmentally harmful activities such as non-compliance, poor regulation and informal recovery.
The Influence of Green Marketing and Green Product Strategies on Purchasing Decisions (Case Study: Le Minerale Gallon Water in Lampung)
Authors: Lelawati Nina , Darmayanti Elmira Febri , Fitriani Fitriani , Ali Karnila , Septiana Nani
Published: June 2024

The purpose of this study is to demonstrate the efficiency and effectiveness of Green Marketing. We use a case study approach focusing on the branding efforts of Le Minerale's single-use gallon water, which has gained recognition recently. Initially considered environmentally unfriendly, Le Minerale attempted to counter this perception through extensive promotion incorporating strong environmental elements and the principles of Green Marketing. To support this Green Marketing effort, they also sought to convince consumers that their gallon water is a Green Product, featuring easily recyclable packaging and water that does not undergo chemical processes. To measure Green Marketing and Green Product, we utilized the following indicators: the presence of eco labels, environmental advertisements, and eco brands. The quantitative data analysis technique we employed is the associative method to determine the relationship between two or more variables. We also conducted Focus Group Discussions and interviews to reinforce our findings, in addition to relying on Likert scale-based questionnaires. Our goal is to produce a journal and scientific report explaining the relationship between Green Product and Green Marketing as independent variables influencing the purchasing decision of Le Minerale gallon water. For data processing, we have prepared SPSS technology. We hope that this research can serve as a foundation for studies on the importance of environmentally-focused promotion. Below is our research proposal on the effectiveness of Green Marketing and Green Product on the purchasing decision of Le Minerale gallon water.
Tax Treaty Implementation in the Maldives: A Double Standard in Practice
Authors: Amir H.
Published: June 2024

The article discusses the treaty-making and ratification process in the Maldives and how the government, in a treatment peculiar to bilateral tax treaties, sidesteps this constitutional due process and, consequently, international law. The article broadly questions the validity of these tax treaties in the Maldives and highlights the implications for taxpayers in obtaining treaty benefits. These discussions are contrasted with the treaties entered before and after the adoption of the present-day (2008) Constitution of the Maldives.
Perbandingan Penerapan Yurisprudensi Pada Sistem Hukum Civil Law Dan Cammon Law Antara Indonesia Dan Australia
Authors:   Universitas Tompotika Luwuk
Published: June 2024

Every country must have a legal system that is used either civil law or common law. Both systems make jurisprudence a source of law in resolving cases in court. The purpose of this study is to examine and analyze the comparison of the application of jurisprudence in the State of Indonesia which adheres to a civil law legal system and Australia which adheres to a common law legal system. this research includes juridical-normative research using a comparative approach, which is an approach taken to compare the laws of one country with the laws of another country and a conceptual approach. the main legal source in civil law law is statutory provisions, but jurisprudence also plays an important role in the application of law in the civil law legal system. While the Common Law legal system whose main source of law is (judge made by law / binding force of precedent), where legal issues are resolved in court cases and the results are reflected in the judge's decision (jurisprudence).
Legal Standing Pemohon Terkait Pengajuan Judicial Review Di Mahkamah Konstitusi
Authors:   Universitas Tompotika Luwuk
Published: June 2024

This study aims to determine the meaning of the qualifications of legal standing of the applicant in the judicial review of the Law against the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia. The petition argued by the applicant must fulfill the elements related to the legal standing of the applicant in the Judicial Review in the Constitutional Court so that it can prove that the applicable law has caused a loss of constitutional rights. The research method uses normative legal research. Testing the constitutionality of the norms of the Law against the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia, the applicants must pay careful attention to the qualifications of legal standing against the enactment of a law that is contrary to the 1945 Constitution of theRepublic of Indonesia, the applicants must also pay attention to the aspects of the constitutionality of the norms and the implementation of the norms of a law. The Constitutional Court has the authority to examine the constitutionality of the norms of a law. It does not examine the implementation of a legal norm, which is the authority of the Supreme Court.
Penguatan Kelembagaan Adat Kewang Dalam Pengelolaan Wilayah Pesisir Dan Pulau-Pulau Kecil Di Maluku
Authors:   Universitas Darussalam, Ambon
Published: June 2024

The purpose of this study is to determine the existence and function of Kewang institution as one of the customary legal institutions in the management of coastal areas and small islands in Malukuand to determine the legal politics of local governments in the management of coastal areas and small islands in relation to strengthening the capacity of Kewang customary institutions in Maluku. The results showed that kewang as a customary institution has a very strategic and vital function in maintaining and preserving the environment and maintaining ecological sustainability and environmental conservation including in coastal areas and small islands in Maluku. Local governments in Maluku in implementing the management of coastal areas and small islands have not been fully optimized. The politics of local government law, although it has led to the strengthening of customary institutions of state government, so far has not specifically guaranteed the existence and legal certainty of kewang customary institutions and their functions in the management of coastal areas and small islands in Maluku
Avances y retos de la telemedicina: Impacto de la telemedicina en la atención sanitaria en el Perú
Authors: Seminario Carbonel Jorge Luis , Bobadilla Quinteros José Luis , Rodríguez Figueroa José Jorge , Gensollen Queens Anthony
Published: June 2024

El presente estudio se centra en la telemedicina como herramienta transformadora en el sistema de salud peruano, destacando su papel crucial en mejorar la accesibilidad y calidad de la atención sanitaria. Adoptando un enfoque cualitativo y apoyado en la Teoría Fundamentada, se realizó un análisis exhaustivo de 50 publicaciones científicas que resaltan tanto los avances como los desafíos de la telemedicina, enmarcados en las regulaciones peruanas actuales. Los hallazgos subrayan la eficacia de la telemedicina en ofrecer servicios esenciales como la teleconsulta y el telemonitoreo, facilitando el acceso a la atención médica en áreas remotas y reduciendo costos para pacientes y proveedores. Sin embargo, la investigación también identifica barreras significativas, como la insuficiente infraestructura tecnológica y la necesidad de capacitación del personal médico, así como la urgencia de desarrollar políticas públicas y asignaciones presupuestarias que apoyen plenamente la integración de la telemedicina en el sistema de salud. Las conclusiones enfatizan la importancia de avanzar hacia una mayor masificación y accesibilidad de la telemedicina, lo que requiere un esfuerzo coordinado y estratégico por parte de todas las partes interesadas para superar los obstáculos existentes y maximizar el potencial de esta modalidad en el futuro de la atención sanitaria en Perú.
Influence of Starch Admixtures and Silver Colloids Stabilised with Starch Hydrolysates on the Course of Electrochemical Potential Difference of Reinforcing Steel in High-chloride Environment
Authors: Sybis Marta , Sybis Michał , Konował Emilia
Published: June 2024

The purpose of the conducted study was to verify whether the use of concrete admixtures with modified starches and starches modified with stabilised silver colloids affects the course of electrochemical potential difference, and hence corrosion, of reinforcing steel in a chloride environment. In the tests, cross-linked starches and products of acid hydrolysis of starch (dextrins) were used as admixtures. The 1-molar aqueous solution of sodium chloride was used as an aggressive environment. The tests consisted of measuring the potential difference generated in the reinforcement corrosion cell on the surface for a period of 60 days and then assessing the risk of corrosion. The effect of the addition of starch derivatives on the properties of cement paste was investigated through a one-way ANOVA analysis of variance followed by post hoc tests. The test results showed that the use of concrete admixtures with cross-linked starches positively affects the passivation of the steel. The likelihood of reinforcing steel corrosion when using distarch phosphate, acetylated distarch phosphate and acetylated distarch adipate admixtures is less than 5%. The results obtained showed an improved effect on the passivation of reinforcing steel in cement composites. Additionally, concrete samples may have microbicidal properties.
Studi Kasus : Dampak Pembangunan PLTU terhadap Kehidupan Sosial, Ekonomi, dan Lingkungan Masyarakat Morowali Utara, Sulawesi Tengah dalam Kaca Mata Sosiologi
Authors: Rizqi Ahmad Muzaki  , Septian Bintang Cahyo  , Tegar Vicho Virdyanto
Published: June 2024

This research explores the impact of the development of Captive PLTU infrastructure in Sulawesi on the lives of local communities from a sociological perspective. Using a qualitative approach and case study design, this research explores the social, economic and environmental changes that occurred as a result of development interventions by PT GNI and PT COR. The construction of the Captive PLTU is based on Presidential Regulation No. 112/2022 concerning the Acceleration of Renewable Energy Development for the Supply of Electric Power. Local residents experience a range of negative impacts, including air pollution, pollution and disruption to livelihoods that depend on natural resources. The damming of the Lampi River by the PLTU has also raised concerns about the potential for flooding and decreased air quality. This research found that this development project has taken away the rights of local communities and caused various human rights violations. The results of this research emphasize the need to revise regulations that are more inclusive and fair to ensure sustainable development that takes into account the balance between economic, social and environmental interests. In conclusion, infrastructure development must be carried out with the active involvement of local communities and careful consideration of its impacts.
Delegitimizing by Procrastinating
Authors: Caruso Corrado , Faraguna Pietro
Published: June 2024

In countries where populist movements have garnered significant electoral support, their self-proclaimed role as the sole representatives of the true will of a unified people has led them to assert that their democratic legitimacy surpasses the technocratic authority of constitutional courts. The requirement of supermajorities in the election of Italy's constitutional judges has, in combination with a changed political landscape, led to political deadlocks, entailing the risk of jeopardizing the Court’s operability and partisanship-based appointments.