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TELEHEALTH TECHNOLOGY AND HEALTHCARE
Authors: Das Dr. Jitu , Kutum Dr. Tridip , Deori Dr. Chinmoyee , Deori Dr. Rumi
Published: June 2024

Telehealth refers to the use of information and communication technology to provide health care services and medical education to the patient in distance rather than face-to face service. In telemedicine, clinical care to the patient is provided remotely using telecommunication and electronic technology. Use of telehealth to provide health care services have many advantages, such as cost savings, convenience, provide care to patients with mobility limitations, or in remote areas who don’t have access to local physicians or clinic. Disadvantages and challenges of telehealth are also present such as handling of emergency conditions, surgeries, lab investigations, ability to perform limited physical examination, and every type of visit is not possible remotely. There are some ethical issues and conflicts in the Telehealth services, such as security breaches, issues in various aspects of technology usage, inaccurate and obsolete data etc. The quality and accuracy of online information and patient’s medical information confidentiality also is of deep concern. Telehealth service providers must rigidly follow principles of confidentiality and patient privacy. Although there are some disadvantages of telehealth, the expansion of telehealth services is expected to grow and has potential to improve patient satisfaction by delivering high quality and value of care services.
INNOVATIVE APPROACHES OF NANOTECHNOLOGY IN RESPONSE TO RECOMBINANT DNA TECHNOLOGY
Authors: Saini Parul
Published: June 2024

Nanotechnology and recombinant DNA technology have rapidly evolved in recent years, offering a plethora of applications across various fields. The integration of these two disciplines has led to the development of innovative approaches that hold great promise for numerous biomedical, Industrial and Environmental applications. This comprehensive book chapter deals with the latest advancements in the field of recombinant DNA technology and nanotechnology. This chapter explores the cutting-edge techniques, methodologies, and applications that have emerged at the intersection of these two fields. From targeted drug delivery and gene therapy to sustainable energy production and environmental remediation.
AN OVERVIEW OF BIOPROCESSING METHODS
Authors: Sonker Harsh , Harshita Ms. , Nawange Jitendra
Published: June 2024

The development of recombinant DNA innovation has extended and expanded the capability of bioprocesses. Bioprocess technology is the modern use of natural cycles, including living cells and their components into substrates. The significant benefits of bioprocesses over conventional synthetic cycles are that they require gentle response conditions, are more explicit and proficient, and produce inexhaustible results (biomass).
FERMENTATION, PROBIOTIC BENEFITS, AND INDUSTRY APPLICATIONS: EXPOSING THE TRANSFORMATIVE ROLE OF MICROBIAL FERMENTATION IN THE FOOD SECTOR
Authors: H P Shilpashree , Rajendra Chandana , Shetty N H Deeksha , M Keshavamurthy , Katnur Kavya S
Published: June 2024

The chapter delves into the multifaceted realm of fermentation and its paramount importance within the food industry. It begins by elucidating the fundamental concept of fermentation and its profound significance, transcending mere culinary techniques. A comprehensive exploration follows, highlighting the pivotal role of probiotics in fostering health and well-being. The chapter traverses the expanse of the food industry, meticulously unveiling the pivotal role of fermentation. It uncovers the transformative benefits of enzymes, expounding their catalytic prowess in enhancing food production processes. With a focus on innovation, the chapter delves into the seamless integration of probiotics into fermented foods, unveiling a new dimension of nutritional augmentation and health promotion. As the narrative unfolds, the symbiotic relationship between fermentation and sustainable food systems emerges, showcasing how this ancient practice holds the key to addressing contemporary global food challenges. The discourse culminates with a visionary outlook, illuminating fermentation's future prospects as a revolutionary force in shaping resilient and nourishing food systems. This chapter presents an illuminating journey through fermentation's multifarious facets, illuminating its profound impact on the culinary landscape, health, sustainability, and the intricate web of global food dynamics.
BIOACTIVITY PROFILING OF PUNICA GRANATUM L. FRUIT PARTS
Authors: Shajini R Subitha , J. C Priyaa , G. S Rekha , Lawrence Beena
Published: June 2024

Punica granatum L. is a traditional medicinal plant highly acclaimed for its fruit. The fruit is used as a remedy to boost immunity during sickness. The fruits are rich in many secondary metabolites of prime importance like flavonoids, alkaloids, polyphenols, tannins etc. In the present investigation an attempt was made to profile the biological efficacy of the peel and pulp of the fruit through phytochemistry, GCMS analysis, anticancer screening and in silico analysis. Phytochemical profiling of ethanolic extract of peel and pulp of fruits showed the presence of more amounts of flavonoids, tannins and alkaloids. The GCMS profiling of peel and pulp ethanolic extract revealed the presence of three and six phytocompounds respectively. Anticancer evaluation of ethanolic peel extract against MCF-7 Breast cancer cell lines, exhibited evident rounding off and loss of adhesion along with shrinking of cytoplasm in the cell lines suggesting apoptosis. Dodecahydropyrido[1,2-b]isoquinolin-6-one, N-Methyl-1-adamantaneacetamide, 2-Ethylacridine, 2-(Acetoxymethyl)-(methoxycarbonyl) Biphenylene and 1,2,5-Oxadiazol-3-amine from the GCMS profile of fruit parts were subjected to in silico analysis using them as ligands against CDK-2 protein. In silico evaluation results showed best binding energy by Dodecahydropyrido[1,2-b]isoquinolin-6-one compared to the other selected compounds. Dodecahydropyrido[1,2-b]isoquinolin-6-one when docked with CDK-2 protein showed a binding energy of -6.54, and its efficiency came to -4.44. The binding energy inhibition constant was 16.18µM with an electrostatic energy of 0.01. The biomolecule was seen making interactions with nine amino acids- phenylalanine, alanine, leucine, glutamine, valine and isoleucine in the receptor pocket of the protein. In the interaction amino acid leucine (83rd position) interacts with CDK-2 using hydrogen bond, while alanine, phenylalanine, valine, isoleucine (at 134 position) makes pi alkyl bonds. The present investigation was an attempt to support the anticancer effect of Punica granatum fruits through molecular profiling and in silico studies, which clearly suggest that this fruit be made a part of our daily diet to counteract the harmful environment of the present day so as to make the body to fight disease like cancer. Moreover the phyto compounds of anticancer importance could be made into lead compound in anticancer trails for future drug designing programs.
Exploring the Impact of Online Learning on Students and Teachers
Authors: Jain Dr. Payal
Published: June 2024

Online education is a new type of education in which teachers and students communicate using communication tools through the Internet. This is a new way of sharing knowledge on any subject sitting at home. In an online learning system, students and teachers must have a computer or mobile. Teachers and students come together online through various apps at a predetermined time and study all the subjects. The benefits of online education are many but the traditional classroom is more practical in some areas. Online classes may be suitable for adult students who are self-disciplined, but for children and teens, going to school the traditional way is better. With the blended model of education, we can increase our knowledge at double the speed. This research paper aims to explore the impact of online-learning on the students, teachers and overall education sector, drawing insights from a range of secondary data sources. The study explores the implications of digital technologies on teaching methodologies, student engagement, and overall educational outcomes
Gender Inequality in Indian Politics
Authors: Sikarwar Dr. Priyanka , Goswami Dr. Ritambhra , Joshi Dr. Astha
Published: June 2024

Gender equality creates equal opportunities and is necessary for growth, society, and both international and domestic security. The goal of a structural interventional strategy in social work is to increase gender empowerment through the effective participation of women in politics. The challenges that women in Indian politics encounter were covered in this essay. The major objective of this essay is to evaluate the challenges faced by women in political leadership. To reach the purpose of this paper, secondary sources of data were utilised. For this purpose, a variety of publications and case studies on female leadership in politics are chosen and analysed. This study explores answers to these issues, such as the development of electoralreforms that promote the fair participation of women, the improvement of the political competency of women candidates, Government support for women's participation in politics should be strengthened. Social media and education should be used to change societal beliefs. The results of this study indicate that Indian women have a bright future in politics, despite thefact that there is still a long way to go before they are at the required 33% representation in the government. If India's democracy is to endure, there needs to be gender equality in the political leadership. The presence of women in Indian politics is advantageous to our culture
Green Banking: Strategies for Sustainable Development (A Conceptual Study)
Authors: Khan Dr. Danish , Dlima Ms. Adeline , Masih Ms. Alice
Published: June 2024

Green banking has emerged as a crucial aspect of the financial sector, aligning economic growth with environmental sustainability. In the current scenario, where climate change and environmental degradation pose significant challenges, adopting green banking strategies is imperative for promoting sustainable development. Financial institutions worldwide are increasingly recognizing the importance of incorporating green banking practices. These practices include incorporating environmental and social risk assessments into investment decisions, promoting energy efficiency, and financing renewable energy projects. Banks are also implementing green lending practices, offering financial products that incentivize sustainable practices for businesses and individuals. The primary aim of this study is to analyze the effectiveness of green banking strategies in promoting sustainable development. By examining the initiatives taken by financial institutions, we seek to understand how these strategies contribute to environmental conservation, social responsibility, and long-term economic stability. The study aims to provide insights into the challenges faced by banks in implementing green practices and the potential benefits for both the financial sector and the broader society. The findings of this study reveal that green banking strategies play a pivotal role in fostering sustainable development. Financial institutions embracing these strategies are not only mitigating environmental risks but also capitalizing on new business opportunities. Moreover, the study highlights the positive impact of green banking. Banks that prioritize sustainability are attracting a growing number of environmentally conscious customers and investors. This not only enhances their brand image but also contributes to the overall transition towards a more sustainable global economy
Gen Z's Perception of Investment Banks in the Era of Social Tech, Globalization and Digital Education in Indore City
Authors: Gurjar Ms. Aarti , Singodiya Dr. Kush
Published: June 2024

This study analyses how Gen Z perceives investment banks in Indore in context with the ever- evolving landscape of social technology, globalization, and digital education. Gen Z is digitally savvy, internationally connected, and values transparency, equality, and ethical practices. This study is based on 101 respondents from Indore City, and we have done a quantitative research analysis
Turnover Contagion: Exploring the Ripple Effects of Employee Departures in Organizations
Authors: Shrivastava Dr. Neetika
Published: June 2024

The current study focused on understanding Turnover Contagion, where the job withdrawal of one employee sets in the departure of his or colleagues. The research focused on developing an understanding of factors responsible for generating Turnover Contagion and the role of underlying forces like culture, leadership, job embeddedness, team dynamics, etc. The aim was also to explore the consequences of this ripple effect on team performance, morale, and organizational stability. The study also highlights the importance of Relationship Mapping in predicting the setting in of Turnover Contagion. Through theoretical analysis, this study aims to provide insights and strategies for mitigating the negative effects of turnover contagion and fostering a more resilient and stable workforce
SWOT Analysis Framework of Online Shopping
Authors: Vyas Archana , Sharma Dr. Seema Tiwari
Published: June 2024

Many internet shopping sites have recently been established throughout the majority of a nation's states. Online shopping is the only way to satisfy the increasing demands of customers. These online shopping networking organizations provide cutting-edge, demand-driven goods and services in an effort to draw in more clients. Indian e-commerce enterprises have grown remarkably and quickly during the past ten years. However, the proliferation of online shopping platforms is out of proportion to the caliber of goods and services offered. Many offline markets are negatively impacted by the competition from customers' online shopping habits, which include issues with quality, price, customer verification, and services offered by e-commerce businesses. Consequently, the introduction of internet retailers is extremely compete with businesses that operate offline
A Study on Buying Behavior towards Eco-Friendly FMCG Products Based on the Howard Sheth Model
Authors: Premchandani Ms. Paridhi
Published: June 2024

This study investigates the buying behavior towards eco-friendly Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) products through the lens of the Howard Sheth Model. As environmental concerns escalate globally, consumers are increasingly drawn to products that minimize ecological footprints. The Howard Sheth Model, a seminal framework in consumer behavior analysis, serves as the theoretical backbone to understanding the complex interplay of psychological, social, and marketing factors influencing eco-friendly FMCG purchasing decisions. Drawing on a combination of quantitative surveys and qualitative interviews, this research explores the key drivers behind consumers' adoption of ecofriendly FMCG products. By analyzing data collected from a diverse sample, encompassing various demographic profiles and consumption patterns, the study elucidates the salient factors shaping consumer attitudes and behaviors in this context. The findings underscore the multifaceted nature of eco-friendly FMCG purchasing decisions, revealing the pivotal roles of individual motivations, socio-cultural influences, and marketing strategies. Furthermore, the study delves into the intricacies of perceived product attributes, environmental consciousness, and brand loyalty within the framework of the Howard Sheth Model. Ultimately, this research contributes to a deeper understanding of consumer preferences and decision-making processes in the realm of eco-friendly FMCG products. By illuminating the mechanisms driving buying behavior, it offers valuable insights for marketers, policymakers, and businesses striving to navigate the evolving landscape of sustainable consumption
Explore the Effectiveness of Social Media Marketing towards Online Purchasing
Authors: Rajak Ranjana , Singh Dr. Rajendra
Published: June 2024

In the past years, social media platforms used only for the purpose of sharing information, interact with each other & to communicate information to one and another. Now-a-days social media platforms have rapidly transformed from mere communication tools to powerful marketing channels, revolutionizing the way businesses interact with consumers. Social media has emerged as a cornerstone of contemporary marketing strategies, enabling businesses to reach a global audience with unprecedented ease and efficiency. With the advancement & exponential growth of online purchasing, social media marketing (SMM) affects consumer behavior has become critical for organizations looking to prosper in the digital era, given the explosive development of online shopping. Consumer buying decision making process may tremendously changes with the usage of social media platforms and also integration of social media platforms in business operations or in the marketing campaigns has reshaped the landscape of consumer decision-making processes. Today, Various Social Media Platforms Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, WhatsApp & Snap Chat serves as a dynamic place where marketers can interact with their Targets Consumers, Build Relationship and ultimately increases the Sales. As per the Report published by Statista, By 2025 there will be more than 4.41 billion social media users globally emphasizing the unmatched potential and reach of these platforms for businesses. However, the effectiveness of Social Media Marketing in increasing online purchasing is not solely determined by reach and engagement metrics. Various Factors such as Content, Relevance, Authenticity and pattern of Advertisement pay crucial roles in influencing consumers perception and purchasing patterns. As consumers increasingly seek personalized and authentic experiences, Brands need to adjust their social media strategy to align with the values and preferences of their target audience. Moreover, the emergence of influencer marketing (a type of social media marketing) as a prominent Social media marketing strategy has further transformed the dynamics of online purchasing. Studies founds that 49% of Consumers rely on influencer recommendations for purchasing product online. This emphasizes how social media influencers may significantly impact consumer behavior and also emphasizes how important it is for firms to strategically work with influencers. This Research Paper aims to examine the effectiveness of social media marketing towards online purchasing with the help of primary data & Secondary Data. This paper helps to provide valuable insights for businesses seeking to optimize their social media marketing strategies and take potential advantage of social media platforms in driving online sales
COLLATION OF CANCER IN LUNGS UTILIZING MLOPS STRATEGIES
Authors: Kumar Hitesh , Narwat Nikita , Bhatia Madhulika
Published: June 2024

After witnessing COVID-19, the gravity of the issue of early detection of a disease is apparent. Lung cancer has proven to be a prominent factor for death worldwide, with an alarming rate of about five million fatal cases per year. In lung cancer, the cancerous cells in the lungs multiply uncontrollably. Three popularly used classifiers for data analytics viz. Logistic Regression, Decision Tree and Neural Networks, were used to analyze lung cancer detection. This work revolves around the objective of investigating the effectiveness of classification algorithms in the early identification of lung cancer. This work has made use of a lung cancer dataset from an online cancer detection system in the public domain. After efficient data mining, classification models have been trained for lung cancer prediction. The experiment is performed on Azure Machine Learning Studio, Microsoft’s development environment.
A HYBRID APPROACHES FOR CBIR USING GABOR AND SVM, HSV COLOR HISTOGRAM
Authors: Qureshi Kahkashan Rehman
Published: June 2024

This study proposes a new approach for color image indexing that takes use of the Histogram equalization method's ease of use. This method proposes a combination of color, shape, and texture characteristics. This strategy improves on earlier efforts to achieve more accuracy. In this study, we suggest histogram equalization as a means of restoring picture quality and using a distance matrix to get better results than previous work. Do the math for precision and recall.
MICROALGAE- A PROMISING TOOL FOR SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
Authors: Kalita Nilamjyoti , Nath Soumin , Chetia Trideep , Boruah Bishmita , Baruah Partha Pratim
Published: June 2024

With the world directing towards accomplishing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) under the United Nations 2030 agenda to protect the planet and improve lives and prospects of everyone, everywhere, biological entities are being explored extensively to achieve them. While studies of microalgal applications for sustainable development have been carried out in the past, their interest have been rising in every sector including remediation of environment, food and fodder production, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, biofertilizers, plastic degradation, bioplastic production and even biofuel production. Microalgae are the organisms capable of performing photosynthesis and are found in various terrestrial to aquatic including marine habitats. The ability of microalgae to consume CO2 and produce a wide range of active compounds such as carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, pigments, vitamins, fatty acids, polysaccharides and antioxidants has led to their increasing implication as a tool for a sustainable future. This article discusses the prospects of application of micro algae, present trends and futuristic approach capable of leading towards a better environment and a sound future.
GENE EDITING AND GENE THERAPIES IN PHARMACY
Authors: Kulshrestha Vridhi
Published: June 2024

Gene editing and gene therapies are innovative approaches that hold great promise in the field of pharmacy. These techniques enable precise modifications to the genetic material, offering targeted interventions for various diseases and drug responses. Key applications include the identification and validation of drug targets, creation of accurate disease models, development of personalized therapies, optimization of drug delivery systems, and the advancement of precision medicine. Responsible integration of these technologies into pharmacy practice requires careful consideration of ethical, regulatory, and safety aspects. The transformative potential of gene editing and gene therapies in enhancing patient care and treatment outcomes is significant.
MILLETS: ANCIENT GRAINS WITH MODERN NUTRITIONAL VALUE AND SUSTAINABLE POTENTIAL
Authors: Jyrwa Rosamund , Choudhury Ananta , Nongkhlaw Freddy Teilang
Published: June 2024

Millets, a group of small-seeded grasses, hold a significant position as one of humanity's oldest crops. Despite their historical importance, these nutritious ancient grains have been overlooked in favor of more widely promoted cereals like rice and wheat. However, recent research has unveiled their exceptional nutritional value and sustainable potential, positioning them as valuable options for modern diets and agricultural practices. Millets are a diverse group of crops that encompass major varieties such as sorghum, pearl millet, finger millet, foxtail millet, kodo millet, proso millet, barnyard millet, and little millet. They are highly resilient to drought and insect attacks, making them suitable for cultivation in various climatic and soil conditions, particularly in rain-fed or dry zones. Millets also exhibit the unique advantage of being gluten-free, making them a viable alternative for individuals with celiac disease and gluten allergies. From a nutritional standpoint, millets stand out as nutrient-dense and easily digestible grains. They are rich sources of essential minerals like calcium, iron, zinc, magnesium, and potassium, as well as vitamins B6, folic acid, and niacin. Moreover, they contain beneficial phytochemicals like polyphenols, antioxidants, and phytosterols, which contribute to their health-promoting properties. Consuming millets has been associated with a reduced risk of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and certain cancers. The cultivation and consumption of millets hold considerable ecological and economic significance. As water scarcity and climate change continue to pose challenges to conventional agriculture, the cultivation of millets can help in sustaining local ecosystems and enhancing the resilience of farming systems. Emphasizing millets in farming practices can also contribute to rural economic empowerment and promote more diversified and nutritious diets. In conclusion, millets offer a sustainable and nutritionally potent solution for addressing the challenges of modern agriculture and nutrition. Recognizing their potential and incorporating them into global food systems can not only improve human health but also support environmental sustainability in an ever-changing world.
HERBAL REMEDIES FOR NEURODEGENERATION
Authors: K Sahana , K Hanumanthachar Joshi
Published: June 2024

In recent years, there has been growing interest in exploring alternative therapeutic approaches, including the use of herbal remedies. This chapter offers a comprehensive review of the current understanding of herbal remedies for neurodegeneration. It examines the bioactive compounds found in various medicinal plants and their potential neuroprotective effects. Furthermore, the chapter delves into the intricate mechanisms of action through which these herbal compounds exert their beneficial effects on neurodegenerative processes, such as oxidative stress, inflammation, and protein misfolding. By synthesizing the available evidence, this chapter aims to provide insights into the therapeutic potential of herbal remedies for neurodegenerative diseases and stimulate further research in this promising area.
PAIN MANAGEMENT IN CRITICALLY ILL
Authors: Murkute Mrs. Ujjwala
Published: June 2024

Pain is a one the most common problem experienced by critical ill patients. It could be of various types like acute vs chronic and somatic vs visceral. Critically ill patients are at higher risk of experiencing pain as they are likely undergoing various invasive procedures, surgeries. They may also experience long term debility which can increase the chances of pain. Physiology of pain consists of four phases: transduction, transmission, perception and modulation. There is biological response to pain by body in form of nervous, endocrine and immune system. Body goes in state of stress and this leads to release of stress hormone. As critically ill patients may develop alerted level of consciousness, it becomes increasingly difficult for nurses to conduct pain assessment. Comprehensive pain assessment is important prerequisite for effective pain control. There is various tool available which enables nurses to assess the pain in critically ill. E. g. Behavioral and Physiologic Indicator for Pain Assessment, Critical care pain observation tool (CPOT) etc. In spite of standardized scale for pain management, there are various barriers to pain assessment as well as pain management as nurses needs to rely heavily on behavioral and hemodynamic parameters to check the response to the treatment. Common barriers include difficulty in verbal communication, Elderly patients and neonates and infants. Management of pain consists of pharmacological and non-pharmacological pain. As critically ill patients experience acute pain, pharmacological management is most common used treatment to control pain. Other than oral and intravenous, nurses use various route for medication administration like epidural, intrathecal etc. these routes give good control of pain in case of acute tissue damage. Patient controlled analgesia is popular method which gives patient more control over their pain therapy and greater relief of pain. In pharmacological management, opioids and NSAIDS and very commonly used drugs. They can be used alone or in combination depending on patient’s condition. Steroids, anticonvulsants, sedatives and antidepressants are commonly used drugs to control pain. They have multiple uses and also helps in calming down the patients, inducing sleep, relieving anxiety apart from pain relief. Pharmacological management may result in adverse effect like hypotension, respiratory depression, sedation etc. Nurses needs to watch for these side effects and take measures to control them. Commonly used non pharmacological management are massage therapy, heat and cold applications, use of comfort devices, music therapy and provision of distractions.
AI IN NURSING EDUCATION
Authors: Raj Nikhil
Published: June 2024

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing various industries, including healthcare. In the field of nursing education, AI holds great promise in transforming learning experiences and enhancing the delivery of quality care. This chapter explores the application of AI technologies in nursing education.
HARNESSING TECHNOLOGY AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR ENHANCING GUEST EXPERIENCES IN THE HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM INDUSTRY
Authors: Bhupender Mr. , Sapna Ms. , Hitesh Mr.
Published: June 2024

In the rapidly evolving landscape of hospitality and tourism, the integration of technology and artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative force. This chapter explores the diverse applications of technology and AI in enhancing guest experiences within the industry. It delves into the utilization of cutting-edge technologies such as robotics, virtual reality, augmented reality, and chatbots, emphasizing their potential to create personalized, immersive, and seamless interactions with guests. The chapter also addresses the challenges and ethical considerations associated with implementing these advancements. By understanding and harnessing the power of technology and AI, hospitality and tourism professionals can revolutionize their offerings, increase customer satisfaction, and stay ahead in the competitive market.
A CASE STUDY ON BIG BAZAAR FAILURE
Authors: Thakur Ashima
Published: June 2024

This case study does the exploration about the failure of Big Bazaar, which is an important Indian retail chain. It examines the factors which leads towards its failure, including the company's inability to adapt towards altering customer’s preferences, ineffective pricing strategies, intense competition, poor consumer experience, issues in operations, and management failures. The analysis showcases the implications of these factors on economic performance of Big Bazaar and investor sentiment. Lessons learned from this failure puts focus over the necessity of adaptation, customer-centricity, effective pricing, innovation, and strategic foresight for getting succeeded in the retail industry. By having an insight into and applying these insights, retailers can reduce dangers and increase their chances of long-term success.
TAPPING INTO THE UNSEEN: INVESTIGATING THE POTENTIAL OF THE SUBCONSCIOUS MIND
Authors: Srivastava Sahil
Published: June 2024

The human mind, a marvel of complexity and ingenuity, has long captivated the imagination of scientists, philosophers, and artists alike. From deciphering its intricacies to unlocking its full potential, the study of the mind has been an unending quest. One realm within this vast intellectual landscape that has garnered significant attention in recent years is the exploration of the subconscious mind. The subconscious mind, often shrouded in mystery and intrigue, is a domain that exists beyond the immediate grasp of conscious awareness. It encompasses a wealth of thoughts, emotions, memories, and processes that operate silently beneath the surface of our conscious experience. While it remains largely unseen and elusive, it is undeniably influential, shaping our perceptions, decisions, and behaviours in ways that we are only beginning to comprehend.
IMPACT OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT DETERMINANTS ON ECONOMIC GROWTH
Authors: Dhawan Dr. Arti Pandit , Devi Vinta
Published: June 2024

This research is based on the impact of foreign direct investments on India's economic growth. Foreign direct investment decisions are influenced by several factors. It includes the country's political stability, exchange rates, foreign reserves, investment policies, GDP and regulations, economic stability, investment policies, inflation rate, and economic and investment stability. Additionally, foreign direct investments support increased trade and the provision of financial help. Foreign direct investment has helped the Indian economy's balance of payments issues. This paper's main objective is to analyse how foreign direct investment affects the growth of the Indian economy. The Gross Domestic Product (GDP), Population, Inflation, Foreign Exchange Rate, Trade, and Net Foreign Direct Investment Inflows are used as the study's variables. The influence of foreign direct investments on the Indian economy is examined using the Multiple regression method. The analysis is based on secondary data gathered from 1991 to 2022 from the various reports of UNCTAD and fact sheets of World Investment. The empirical findings indicate that foreign direct investments are important for the expansion of the Indian economy and that there is a strong correlation between FDI and GDP.
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT AND FUTURE OF INDIAN ECONOMY
Authors: Das Ms. Rishita , Sharma Dr. Pawan
Published: June 2024

Foreign direct investment (FDI) is the key source for the inflow of foreign currencies in India. After the adoption of LPG policies with opening the door of Indian economy for foreign trade by the year 1991, India is growing year by year in this segment. FDI provides opportunities to domestic companies for the growth of their business and product diversification. Domestic companies can get advantages in terms of technological advancement. Job creation as well as global integration is the core outcomes because of foreign direct investment. Present chapter will regard as to show the relationship between foreign direct investment (FDI) and the development of Indian economy. However government’s role is significant for the development of FDI in the country. Few evidences in form of FDI flows in Indian economy will be the part of present chapter. Few sectors such as Education, research & development (111.1%), Computer services (51.4%), Transport (41.7%), Electricity and Other Energy Generation, Distribution & Transmission (26.9%), Manufacturing (17.7%) and Retail & Wholesale Trade (8.2%) are showing positive results. Few countries as Cyprus (333.3%), UAE (277.8%), US (93.5%), Luxembourg (66.7%), Canada (33.3%) and UK (21.4%) are full with FDI for Indian economy. Foreign direct investment (FDI) is full with lot of benefits for India in form of jobs creation, global market reach, investment opportunities, business diversification, economic growth and increase in the foreign currency reserve. However FDI is problematic because FDI increase foreign intervention, increase competition for domestic companies and not in the favor of poor people. Besides all Foreign direct investment (FDI) is the need of present era in the globalised business activities. Indian economy is the fastest developing economy can avail more opportunities for the pace of growth & development with FDI.
FUTURISTIC TRENDS IN HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
Authors: Shirsath Dr. Manisha Sandip , Shaikh Rida
Published: June 2024

The success of every business is attributed to its most valuable asset - the people, commonly known as human resources. Human Resource Management (HRM) plays a pivotal role in the functioning and prosperity of an organization by effectively and efficiently managing these individuals. Employees serve as the backbone of any company, and the HRM department is responsible for their management and support. In the current dynamic and intricate business landscape, organizations are significantly impacted by both internal and external changes. Appropriate human resources are indispensable for any business to adapt, thrive, and grow. As a result, forward-thinking organizations have placed a strong emphasis on their human resources. In this ever-changing world, the philosophy and perspective of HRM must undergo transformation and redesign to stay relevant and effective. This chapter delves into future trends of HRM and explores potential new roles that could shape, enhance, and alleviate the stress faced by HR managers. By embracing these emerging trends and evolving their practices, HRM professionals can foster a workforce that is better equipped to meet the challenges of the future. This not only contributes to the overall success of the organization but also ensures the well-being and growth of its employees, making HRM an indispensable aspect of modern business strategies.
UNLEASHING POTENTIAL: THE PROFOUND IMPACT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ON MODERN MANAGEMENT
Authors: Shelke Sadhana
Published: June 2024

In the contemporary business landscape, the fusion of Information Technology (IT) and management transcends strategic choice, emerging as an imperative. This integration births a dynamic synergy empowering organizations to navigate challenges, drive innovation, and optimize performance to unprecedented levels. ITs transformative force reshapes decision making, resource allocation, and goal achievement, extending beyond mere automation. The convergence of IT and management redefines the very fabric of organizational structures, ushering in agile and data-driven methodologies that break traditional boundaries. In the digital era, management becomes borderless, enabling seamless coordination across geographies and fostering a new era of virtual teamwork. As managers embrace IT, they spearhead a digital revolution, propelling efficiency, innovation, and competitiveness. This exploration delves into the transformative potential of IT-driven strategies, unraveling how IT shapes decision support systems, enhances supply chain management, and opens doors to e-commerce and global markets. The narrative traverses the dynamic landscape of data analytics, showcasing how organizations harness insights for trend forecasting and risk mitigation. As the journey unfolds through the intersection of IT and management, the abstract unveils the latest trends, emerging technologies, and best practices propelling organizations toward a future where adaptability, agility, and innovation reign supreme. Join the exploration to unravel the boundless possibilities that Information Technology offers in shaping the future of management, navigating a horizon where progress, sustainability, and societal betterment converge.
MANAGING THE RAPID CHANGES IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Authors: Khan Mr. Yassen , Sharma Dr. Khushboo
Published: June 2024

Information Technology (IT) has witnessed a rapid pace of change, impacting various aspects of society, business, and everyday life. The dynamic nature of IT presents both opportunities and challenges, necessitating effective management strategies. This research paper explores the key drivers of rapid changes in IT, their implications, and proposes strategies for managing these changes. It emphasizes the importance of agility, continuous learning, and proactive adaptation to harness the benefits of evolving IT landscape. In recent years, Information Technology (IT) has been changing at a breathtaking pace. Although this rapid IT change has created opportunities, studies have shown it is challenging those responsible for it around the world. IT projects are notorious for budget overruns and delays, and rapid IT change can exacerbate these problems. Rapidly changing IT is enabling today's huge growth in electronic commerce and Internet business. IT will continue to change with alacrity. One study estimated the rate of IT change as 20 to 30 percent per year and accelerating. Industry observers have further claimed that this change is challenging today's IT management.
ORGANIZATION DEVELOPMENT AND CHANGE
Authors: Shetty Mrs. Suchita S
Published: June 2024

The key goal of an abstract is to clearly describe the details of organisation development and change. The basic elements of the title are the developmental features of the organisation and the changes to be adapted to meet the changing environment.
PHARMACEUTICAL PACKAGING
Authors: Chatterjee Trisha , Chandra Mr. Shaibal
Published: June 2024

Packaging serves to separate a product from its environment by enclosing it. The object is protected, important information is communicated, and it is protected against physical damage, content loss, ingredient deterioration, and the entry of unwelcome environmental components including moisture, oxygen, and light. Pharmaceutical packaging is crucial in converting formulas into alluring products that are ready for the market. Packaging is closely related to a variety of pharmaceutical product characteristics, including stability, sales, and patient adherence. This present study explores the variety of advancements in packing techniques, material choice, equipment, and labeling in light of these factors. This research carefully analyses the different packaging materials and packaging strategies used in the pharmaceutical industry.
SURVEY ON DIABETIC MELLITUS PATIENTS: GATHERING INSIGHTS ON CURRENT MEDICATION USE
Authors: P Vijayalakshmi , Das Partha Pratim , Maiti Sanglap , Saha Rahul , SK Osman
Published: June 2024

Diabetes mellitus (DM) is a chronic metabolic disorder identified by hyperglycaemia. It occurs due to abnormal insulin secretion, problems with insulin receptor and binding, or both. If the diabetes present in longer period of time in body that may cause several organ failures and ultimately lead to death. The associated problems are retinopathy, nephropathy, and neuropathy and increased risk of cardiac failure. According to the International Diabetes Federation (IDF), approximately 415 million adults between the ages of 20 to 79 years had diabetes mellitus. DM is proving to be a global public health burden as this number is expected to rise to another 200 million by 2040. Chronic hyperglycaemia in synergy with the other metabolic aberrations in patients with diabetes mellitus can cause damage to various organ systems, leading to the development of disabling and life-threatening health complications, most prominent of which are microvascular (retinopathy, nephropathy, and neuropathy) and macrovascular complications leading to a 2-fold to 4-fold increased risk of cardiovascular diseases. In this review, we provide an overview of the pathogenesis, diagnosis, clinical presentation, and principles of management of diabetes. Type 1 diabetes (T1D) is an autoimmune disorder leading to the destruction of pancreatic beta-cells. Type 2 diabetes (T2D), which is much more common, is primarily a problem of progressively impaired glucose regulation due to a combination of dysfunctional pancreatic beta cells and insulin resistance. The purpose of this article is to review the basic science of type 2 diabetes and its complications, and to discuss the most recent treatment guidelines. My work and study depend on sixty persons which are affected in Diabetes Mellitus Disease.
SUSTAINABILITY IN HEALTH AND HEALTH CARE PROVISION
Authors: Emy Jancy Rani J Mrs.
Published: June 2024

The concept of sustainability and its application to resource use and related issues has sparked a lengthy and dynamic discussion among scholars from various fields. However, there are still many sustainability challenges that have not been thoroughly explored. This chapter seeks to enhance our understanding of the system dynamics that contribute to the sustainability of complex service systems, like healthcare, with the help of digital enablers such as technology and platforms. This helps us understand the significance of technologies, especially digital platforms, in empowering individuals and encouraging them to interact and share their resources in innovative ways. This sets the stage for continuous value co-creation, which is crucial for the sustainability of healthcare systems.[4]
AN EXPLORATORY STUDY TO ASSESS THE IMPACT OF NURSE INITIATED MENSTRUAL HYGIENE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM ON MENSTRUAL AWARENESS AMONG ADOLESCENT HIV CLIENTS AND THEIR EXPERIENCES ON MENSTRUATION AT A TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL CHENNAI’’ – A MIXED ANALYSIS
Authors: P N Vidhyalakshmi
Published: June 2024

Adolescent girls in India are a vulnerable group because they are often denied access to basic necessities like education and healthcare. Adolescence, which marks the passage from childhood to adulthood, is characterized by the child's growth and development.. It is acknowledged as a unique time in a girl's life cycle that needs special consideration. The menarche, which marks the beginning of a woman's reproductive stage of life, is a crucial developmental step for her biologically.
HEAT SHOCK PROTEINS: THE CELLULAR SUPERHEROES UNVEILED!
Authors: S Deepa , S Kalaivani , K Sathesh Kumar , N Mohammed Wasim Khan , T Anusha , S Neeraja
Published: June 2024

A family of molecular chaperones known as heat shock proteins (HSPs) is highly conserved and essential for cellular homeostasis and stress response control. HSPs were first recognised as stress-induced proteins, but they have now expanded beyond their typical functions in protein folding and unfolding to become key actors in a number of cellular processes. The goal of this review is to give a thorough summary of what is currently known about heat shock proteins, their various roles, and how they affect cellular physiology. Beginning with the taxonomy and structural organisation of HSPs, the review will go into detail about large families like Hsp70, Hsp90, Hsp60, and tiny HSPs. Emphasising the crucial role, they play in preserving proteostasis under physiological and stressful settings, their chaperoning actions in protein folding and refolding will be clarified. They will also be emphasised for their role in cellular trafficking and transport activities. The review will also cover how HSP expression is dynamically regulated in response to stressors such heat, oxidative stress, heavy metals, and infections. The discussion about complex mechanisms underlying HSP gene expression and how they interact with stress-responsive signalling pathways including the heat shock factor (HSF) pathway will be reviewed. HSPs have been connected to a variety of physiological processes outside of their typical tasks, such as modulation of apoptosis, cell cycle regulation, immunological responses, and neuroprotection. The evolving functions of HSPs in these processes and their effects on human health and disease will be examined in this review. Targeting HSPs in various clinical states may also have therapeutic benefits, which will be investigated. Notably, HSPs have been suggested as therapeutic targets for diseases associated with protein misfolding, cancer, and neurodegenerative disorders. In summary, this examination will provide you a thorough understanding of the diverse functions that heat shock proteins play in cellular physiology and stress response. The investigation of their roles in various cellular functions and their therapeutic potential highlights the significance of more study in this area to develop novel therapeutic interventions and approaches for managing human health and disease.