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LATEST INFORMATION AND DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES IN THE FIELD OF ECONOMY
Authors:   Kazan State Energy University, Potapov Andrey A. , Moreva Inna V. ,   Kazan National Research Technical University named after. A. N. Tupolev – KAI, Latypov Niyaz I. ,   Ufa University of Science and Technology
Published: March 2024

The digital economy has emerged as an innovation economy that uses digital technology and electronic communications to conduct economic and business activities across a wide range of sectors, including e-commerce, digital marketing, digital financial services, software development, computer games and cloud services. The use of digital technology and electronic communications has led to a significant shift towards online business interactions, resulting in improved user experience, faster data processing and easier access to services and products. The digital economy is recognized as a major driver of economic growth and development in many developed countries and is constantly expanding due to its significant impact on economic and business activities.
MODEL OF SYSTEMIC LEADERSHIP IN DIGITAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT INTO ACCOUNT THE DYNAMIC CAPABILITIES OF AN EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION
Authors:   Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO University) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia, Bulochnikova Natalya M.
Published: March 2024

The purpose of this article is to develop conceptual provisions on the formation of an educational organization management model taking into account dynamic capabilities and the development of ecosystems in the field of education. The methodology of the research is the use of resource-based approaches to the management of an educational organization in the context of digitalization of activities and educational processes. The results consist in the development of a model representing a combination of a system leader and a set of project management teams that, within the framework of an educational organization, ensure the formation of new technologies for using resources within an already virtual space (in the form of educational ecosystems). Conclusions: system leadership can be implemented through ecosystem integration of educational organizations with methodical subordination to the system leader of a successful organization and his team.
DIGITAL INNOVATIONS IN LOGISTICS AND TRANSPORT
Authors:   Kazan State Energy University, Kazan, Russian Federation, Kharchenko Sergey B. , Akhmetzyanov Rashit N. ,   Russian State University of Justice, Kazan, Russian Federation, Baturin Valery A. ,   Ufa University of Science and Technology, Ufa, Russian Federation
Published: March 2024

This article examines the impact of digital technologies on the organization of the transport and logistics process. Transport logistics plays a vital role in the national economy. The growth rate of the economy as a whole largely depends on the efficiency of transport processes. Today, digital technologies make it possible to optimize logistics processes. The article discusses the main innovative technologies and the effect of their use by transport companies. The process of innovatization of the Russian transport industry is also considered.
ANALYSIS OF INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND SERVICES DEVELOPMENT IN KNOWLEDGE ECONOMICS: MARKET VIRTUALIZATION AND THE REALITY OF KNOWLEDGE SERVICES
Authors:   Donetsk National University of Economics and Trade named after Mikhail Tugan-Baranovsky, Voziyanova Natalya Yu. , Deschenko Alexandra Yu. ,   Donetsk National University of Economics and Trade named after Mikhail Tugan-Baranovsky
Published: March 2024

The article analyzes the development of entrepreneurship on an innovative basis and the problems of human capital formation in the knowledge economy; Academic entrepreneurship has been studied, as well as the architectonics of knowledge services in the potential of an enterprise in the knowledge economy.
ACADEMIC MUSIC OF THE XXTH – FIRST QUARTER OF THE XXIST CENTURY: ON THE WAY TO MASTERING
Authors:   Russian State Specialized Academy of Arts, Moscow, 121165, Russian Federation, Yakoupov Alexander N.
Published: March 2024

In the musical environment of philharmonic concert venues and musical educational institutions, the compositions of past centuries prevail over the music of modern styles and trends. This article discusses a number of issues related to the causes of this imbalance and analyses its impact on the formation of the repertoire preferences of the audience and the development of musical thinking of the admirers of academic music. In addition, the author brings up for professional discussion the topic of the responsibility of performing musicians for the formation of a sound environment that plays a decisive role in shaping public thinking. The article raises a delicate topic of evaluating the actions of some representatives of the musical and educational community who claim a monopoly of absolute truth regarding which styles and trends in modern music are worthy of being performed in the “temple of art” and which are not. When identifying the reasons for the current attitude of performing musicians towards the work of modern composers, the author of the article, based on the provisions of information theory, suggests considering a musical work both as a result of the composer’s creative activity and as an example of creating an information message for society. This approach allows drawing performers’ attention to the need for mastering the modern musical language, whose synthetic sign system is uniform for all participants in musical communication: the composer, the performer and the audience. The proposals for addressing this important problem are outlined in the final part of the article.
NATIONAL TRADITIONS AND TECHNIQUES OF THE XXTH CENTURY COMPOSITION IN ALBERTO GINASTERA’S SONATA FOR GUITAR
Authors:   Kemerovo State Institute of Culture, 650056, Russian Federation, Kemerovo, Sinelnikova Olga V. , Maksimova Darya D. ,   Kemerovo State Institute of Culture, 650056, Russian Federation, Kemerovo
Published: March 2024

The article is devoted to the work of the Argentine composer Alberto Ginastera and the study of his Sonata for guitar Op. 47. This work represents Ginastera’s style as an organic combination of national traditions and achievements of professional music art of the XXth century. The article analyses the four parts of the work in order to identify elements of traditional culture as the basis of its musical material. Ginastera uses rhythms, intonations, melodic formulas, texture and timbre effects of Argentine folklore, such genres as malambo, milonga, vidala, chacarera. The guitar playing itself with its original sound production techniques goes back to the traditional musical culture of Argentina. In the Sonata, Ginastera uses serial dodecaphonic, sonorous, aleatoric composition techniques, natural and symmetrical frets, and includes quotation as ways of developing musical material. The article examines the composer’s original refraction of avant-garde techniques and methods of their adaptation to folklore material, which lead to an interesting result. A comprehensive analysis of the Guitar Sonata is carried out against the broad socio-cultural background: it is preceded by a brief excursion into the folklore traditions of Argentina and a characterisation of the evolution of Ginastera’s work.
INFORMATION AND RESEARCH CENTER “DANCE UNION” AS AN EXAMPLE OF DIGITALISATION OF RUSSIAN CONTEMPORARY DANCE
Authors:   Ivanovo State University, Ivanovo, 153025, Russian Federation, Vasenina Ekaterina V.
Published: March 2024

The aim of the article is to cover the activities of the first state digital archive of Russian contemporary dance, the Information and Research Centre “Dance Union”. The article describes the tasks, goals, and specifics of the modern digital archive, and gives a brief historical overview of it as a place where a society’s memory of its past is formed. IRC “Dance Union” collects, processes, stores and distributes information about the groups participating in the “Dance Union” festival, which is held at the Innovation Cultural Center of Kaluga since 2023, as well as about all Russian groups and dance projects that have submitted information about themselves to the IRC “Dance Union”. The IRC provides bibliographic, information, methodological services and carries out research, cultural and educational activities. Its permanent task is to collect, process, distribute, research and store information about Russian modern dance in the professional and media field. Its goal is to systematically work with the target audience of the Russian contemporary dance community, to observe the dynamics of the creative growth of the groups’ choreographers, and to create an archive of media data.
 The article gives an example of the dance laboratory “Soviet Gesture” (1915 – present) as a project for the creation of new artistic practices based on the archives of the choreographic laboratory of the State Academy of Art Sciences (1921–1931), stored in the Russian State Archive of Literature and Art.
ALEXANDER TCHEREPNIN: RUSSIAN-CHINESE COMPOSER-PIANIST-TEACHER
Authors:   Russian State Specialized Academy of Arts, Moscow, 121165, Russian Federation, Liwan Bao
Published: March 2024

The article is devoted to the activities of the greatest Russian composer and pianist A. Tcherepnin, son of the famous Saint Petersburg professor N. Tcherepnin. The author traces the work of the Tcherepnin dynasty, which for almost a century and a half contributed to the development of musical art not only in Russia and China, but also in the Far East, Europe and America. A. Tcherepnin is characterised as a Russian and American composer, pianist, theorist, teacher and critic. The stages of life of an outstanding composer and musician are considered and structured. The most important innovations introduced by Professor Tcherepnin in the system of pedagogy are noted, concerning the change in the chronology of the vectors of studying Classics and Modernity, as well as the revision of the fundamental sound basis of music teaching aids and the actual creation of a new Chinese repertoire for performers. The evolution of aesthetic and stylistic views of young Chinese composers is traced: while in the 1920s the emphasis was placed on harmonious combination of the traditions of Eastern and Western music, in the following decades the interest in national roots increased significantly. A. Tcherepnin’s main thesis receives scientific analytical substantiation — to teach the Chinese to create and perform, preserving their belonging to the Chinese national tradition. The characteristic of the cycle of piano pieces “From Tcherepnin” analyses the etudes, that have a programme interpretation in a literary epigraph or in an expanded title, which is an aesthetic norm of Chinese music.
CHU WANGHUA’S PIANO CONCERTO “MY HOMELAND”: SPECIFIC REFRACTION OF THE IMMANENT PROPERTIES OF THE GENRE
Authors:   Russian State Specialized Academy of Arts, Moscow, 121165, Russian Federation, Jing Wang
Published: March 2024

The article analyses the piano concerto “My Homeland” by the Chinese composer Chu Wanghua, written under the impression of the war film “The Battle on Shangganling Mountain” (1956). The work is based on the song “My Homeland”, which is very popular among the Chinese people. In the Concerto, the composer turns to a generalized programme, which, as revealed in analysing the composition, is directly related to the plot of the film. Based on the immanent properties of the concerto genre, Chu Wanghua presents the listener with its nonstandard interpretation. As the initial form, Chu Wanghua chooses free variations, a structure typical to the Chinese national tradition, interpreting them in accordance with the musical content of the work. The Concerto reveals the features of the sonata cycle and the sonata allegro in the role of the supporting form. At the same time, the work bears the signs of a suite, a genre widely spread in Chinese musical culture. Masterfully owning the compositional technique, Chu Wanghua implements in the Concerto such immanent features of the genre as game logic, virtuosity, competitiveness, concertising, improvisation, which are presented in the work with varying degrees of intensity. According to the concept, “My Homeland” can be attributed to a synthetic type, where virtuosity and the desire for symphonisation are equally represented. In terms of composition, the Concerto is an atypical form, but rather approaches the concertina in scale (the composition sounds about fifteen minutes). According to the principle of the performing parts ratio, the Concerto belongs to the parity type.
AFTER READING BRITTEN: ON THE PECULIARITIES OF STYLE AND DRAMATURGY OF BORIS KLYUZNER’S SECOND SYMPHONY
Authors:   Saint Petersburg Conservatory named after N. A. Rimsky-Korsakov, Saint Petersburg, 190068, Russian Federation, Uchitel Natalia K.
Published: March 2024

The article is devoted to the comparison of two significant works of world music classics of the second half of the XXth century: Benjamin Britten’s “War Requiem” and Boris Klyuzner’s Second Symphony. Both these works are considered in the context of national and world tendencies of comprehension of the results of the Second World War in art. It is noted that Klyuzner’s Symphony was created on the wave of interest in Britten’s music that arose among Leningrad musicians after Shostakovich’s return from Aldeburgh and Britten’s visits to the USSR. Following a detailed analysis of the musical dramaturgy of Klyuzner’s Symphony and an examination of its background, it is concluded that the Leningrad composer, having become acquainted with Britten’s music, perhaps unknowingly, reproduced some features of its musical dramaturgy, in particular its timbre and intonation, and thus engaged in a dispute with the general idea of the work. A comparison of two works reveals the opposing conclusions which both composers reach in the finale: Britten’s conception is imbued with the spirit of religious and ethical catharsis of reconciliation, while Klyuzner’s conception is full of tragic pessimism, based on the personal experience of a direct witness and participant of the events, and contains no hope of future conflict resolution.
PREMIERE HALF A CENTURY LATER (S. M. Slonimsky’s opera “The Master and Margarita” on the stage of the Samara Opera and Ballet Theatre named after D. D. Shostakovich)
Authors:   Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory, Moscow, 125009, Russian Federation, Dolinskaya Elena B.
Published: March 2024

In October 2023, the premiere of S. M. Slonimsky’s chamber opera “The Master and Margarita” took place at the Samara Opera and Ballet Theatre named after D. D. Shostakovich, which became a significant event for Russian musical theatre. Completed in 1972, the opera was performed at the Leningrad House of Composers, but in a reduced form, and was rejected by cultural officials. The concert production of the opera by M. Yurovsky in the Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory in 1989, could not fully satisfy the composer, as well as the Hamburg production of 2000, which was in German. Only half a century later, the opera “The Master and Margarita” saw the light of the theatrical footlights in its original version. The three premiere days in Samara demonstrated the public’s interest in S. M. Slonimsky’s work. It was also important that the core of the performers consisted of young singers, who took part in the production along with venerable vocalists. The musical director of the theatre and conductor Evgeny Khokhlov, as well as the director Yu. Alexandrov had to gradually immerse themselves in the musical text of the opera, repeatedly playing the score in order to unravel the meaning embedded in it by the composer.
ARTISTIC PORTRAIT OF DAI YUQIANG
Authors:   Saint Petersburg Conservatory named after N. A. Rimsky-Korsakov, Saint Petersburg 190068, Russian Federation, Saigushkina Olga P. ,   Herzen State Pedagogical University, Saint Petersburg, 191186, Russian Federation, Fengwei Zhang ,   Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia, Saint Petersburg, 191186, Russian Federation
Published: March 2024

The article is dedicated to the creative path of the outstanding Chinese tenor of our time Dai Yuqiang. Attention is focused on the key events of his life that influenced his development as a vocalist. The article covers the versatile activity of Dai Yuqiang as an opera singer, the main phase of which falls on the late 1990s – 2010s, and as a concert performer, teacher and music educator. It reveals the features of his performing repertoire (from Chinese folk songs to Italian verismo operas) and highlights the geography of his performances (from China to the USA). Dai Yuqiang is a singer known outside of China, who is internationally recognised for his exceptional voice and artistry. The name of Dai Yuqiang is inscribed in the world vocal art, he is the first and only student of the great Luciano Pavarotti. In the field of Chinese vocal education today, Dai Yuqiang is one of the leading teachers, engaged in the education of professional vocalists. An important part of his pedagogy is the popularisation of vocal literacy among a wide audience. The information from Dai Yuqiang’s biography is reinforced by excerpts from two published interviews, which allows us to make his artistic portrait more expressive, voluminous, and multifaceted.
ARCHETYPAL PLOTS AND IMAGES OF ARTISTIC EMBROIDERY OF KAZAKHSTAN IN THE XXIST CENTURY
Authors:   Abai Kazakh National Pedagogical University, Almaty, 050010, Republic of Kazakhstan, Shaygozova Zhanerke N.
Published: March 2024

The article considers some aspects of archetypal plots and images of Kazakh and, more broadly, Turkic culture, embodied in artistic embroidery of Kazakhstan in the XXIst century. The study focuses on the work of Zeynelkhan Mukhamedjanuly, Botagoz Zeynelkhan, Kalimkhan Rakhmetbaikyzy, Gulnazym and Ainur Omirzak, who are the brightest representatives of Kazakh ethnomodernism. To achieve the goal, a comprehensive method combining historical and art history approaches was chosen. In this context, it was important to study some features of plots and images of Kazakh embroidery, which allowed us to identify a certain repertoire of favorite motifs of traditional craftswomen. Folk ornaments are interpreted in a new and original way by contemporary artists of Kazakhstan. It is safe to say that contemporary artists not only continue the tradition of decorative embroidery, but also strengthen it through the unity with archetypal plots and images. However, the artists do not strive for the most accurate “translation” of these plots and images into modern visual culture, but present them, as well as the technology of ancient embroidery itself, as one of the new directions of art in Kazakhstan. Thus, the ancient Eurasian tambour stitch biz keste, the leitmotif of Kazakh traditional embroidery, is experiencing a new impulse of development.
SOCIO-CULTURAL INTEGRATION OF HEARING IMPAIRED PEOPLE
Authors:   Russian State Specialized Academy of Arts, Moscow, 121165, Russian Federation, Kazakov Egor O. , Grishina Oksana G. ,   Resource Educational and Methodological Center for the Education of the Disabled and Persons with Disabilities (REMC), Russian State Specialized Academy of Arts, Moscow, 121165, Russian Federation, Samutina Olga S. ,   Resource Educational and Methodological Center for the Education of the Disabled and Persons with Disabilities (REMC), Russian State Specialized Academy of Arts, Moscow, 121165, Russian Federation
Published: March 2024

The article touches upon the problem of socio-cultural integration of people with hearing impairments. It is noted that the most important aspect for people with disabilities is the creation of conditions for joint activities with society in such areas as education, leisure, labor, socio-political and other activities. One of the most important means of communication and information transmission is language. For hearing impaired people such a means of communication is the Russian Sign Language (RSL), the development of which in Russia is given great attention. Socio-cultural integration makes it possible to ensure the adaptation of persons with hearing impairments where there is a speech environment for them and a wide speech practice among children and adolescents, including outside the educational process. One of the conditions for the accessibility of education for people with hearing impairments at all levels is the support of the educational process with translation into sign language, which is accompanied by a number of problems related to the lack of a sufficient number of translators in Russia, especially in the cultural sector, as well as the level of their qualifications and specialization. One of the most effective tools for the social integration of hearing impaired people has become the network of inclusive creative laboratories (ITL), created in 2021 as part of the implementation of the federal initiative “Invented in Russia”. At the moment, 114 ITLs, operating on the basis of cultural organizations, carry out their activities in most regions of the Russian Federation.
VOCAL-VOICE THERAPY THROUGH THE PRISM OF VOCAL PEDAGOGY
Authors:   Gnesin Russian Academy of Music, Moscow, 121069, Russian Federation, Gainanova Aida A. ,   Russian State Specialized Academy of Arts, Moscow, 121165, Russian Federation, Yudichev Sergey V. ,   School no. 2001, Moscow, 117546, Russian Federation
Published: March 2024

In their study, the authors consider through the prism of some vocal-pedagogical settings such a relevant interdisciplinary section of medical speech therapy as voice therapy (phonopedic voice pedagogy), namely its subsection — vocal-voice therapy. Relying on serious scientific sources, the authors define the very process of singing phonation as a valuable rehabilitation and preventive resource for voice disorders. The article reveals the modern scientific approach to the interpretation of vocal breathing, in particular, in the context of a differentiated approach to it in relation to speech breathing, since traditionally the basis of voice therapy is the work on correction of phonation breathing. The inverse nature of vocal breathing carries significant correctional potential for the patient during the rehabilitation. The authors consider vocals as an important component of psychotherapeutic influence when working with a patient with impaired voice function. The article also describes two modern Western systems of vocal pedagogical voice training, “Estill Voice Training” (EVT) and “Complete Vocal Technique” (CVT), as a mechanism for rehabilitation effects on the voice. Some recent studies by colleagues in this direction are touched upon.
Sustainable Governance: Evaluating the Symbiotic Relationship Between CSR and Corporate Governance
Authors: - Anuradha Gupta
Published: March 2024

Corporate governance and corporate social responsibility (CSR) are critical concerns for modern businesses. CSR and corporate governance play a crucial role in ensuring the success and sustainability of organizations in the long run. By integrating social and environmental considerations into a company's business strategy, CSR can enhance its adaptability and resilience, enabling it to address evolving environmental concerns and societal expectations. Corporate governance involves managing organizations to generate long-term value for shareholders while considering the interests of other stakeholders and broader societal concerns.
This paper analyzes the correlation between corporate governance mechanisms and corporate social responsibility (.CSR) initiatives. Specifically, it explores how governance structures impact the implementation, execution, and efficacy of CSR procedures within businesses. This paper examines the motivations that prompt companies to engage in corporate social responsibility activities, the importance of stakeholders in this context, and how effective governance practices can facilitate the integration of environmental and social considerations into corporate decision-making. Through a thorough investigation, the goal is to deepen our understanding of the complex connection between CSR and corporate governance. This document proposes integrating corporate social responsibility initiatives and corporate governance to benefit corporations, the environment, and society. It will provide significant insights for policymakers, practitioners, and academics to promote ethical business conduct.
Unveiling Resilience: Exploring the Adaptive Capacities of Ghana’s Forest Fringe Communities in the Face of Climate Change
Authors: - Alexander Asum , - Stephen Adu-Bredu , - Alfred Hayford , - Simon Abugri , - Leslie Danquah
Published: March 2024

This study employed a comprehensive two-stage sampling method to investigate climate change impacts and adaptation strategies in Ghana, focusing on three distinct ecological zones: Dry Semi Deciduous (DSD), Moist Semi-deciduous (North West) MSDNW, and Savannah (SAV). 600 households from randomly selected communities within each ecozone participated in interviews and questionnaire administration over a two-year data collection period. Data was gathered through questionnaires, interviews, and focus group discussions, utilizing both qualitative and quantitative methods for analysis. Descriptive statistical methods were applied to determine socio-economic factors and social vulnerability levels across the ecological zones. The study revealed significant variations in adaptive capacity among the ecological zones. The Savannah (SAV) zone exhibited higher scores in non-farm income-generating activities, adaptive capacity for changing cropping patterns, and adoption of irrigation in response to climate change. Conversely, the Dry Semi-Deciduous (DSD) zone excelled in forest plantation modules, relocation of farming activities due to climatic factors, and modification in agrochemical use. Access to information on climate change varied significantly among ecological zones, emphasizing the necessity for tailored and context-specific strategies. The study's conclusion underscores the importance of recognizing and addressing diverse challenges and opportunities faced by communities in different ecological zones. To enhance adaptive capacity and resilience to climate change in Ghana, the study recommends targeted information dissemination for improved access, support for economic diversification, and promotion of climate-resilient agricultural practices. Emphasizing the role of economic diversification, adaptive agricultural practices, and forest-related measures, the study highlights their critical contribution to building resilience and adaptive capacity in the face of climate change.
A Community Based Cross Sectional Study to Assess the Health Care Seeking Behaviour among the Tribal Elders Residing in Selected Areas of Dadra and Nagar Haveli
Authors: - Ketikaben Daksheshbhai Patel , - Priyanka
Published: March 2024

Abstract
Background: Population ageing is a great concern for the health sector. The health seeking behaviour of elderly individuals can help in ascertaining their needs and priorities to develop appropriate policies for their care and avert disease progression. Health seeking behaviour are influenced by a variety of factors among elderly like socio-economic status, age, gender, authority of the elderly within the family.
Aim: To assess the health care seeking behaviour of the tribal elders in selected areas of Dadra and Nagar Haveli.
Methodology: A descriptive survey design was used to collect data with structured interview method from 100 tribal elders which were selected from non -probability purposive sampling technique.
Result: Health seeking behaviour are influenced by a variety of factors among elderly like age, education, occupation, family monthly income, types of family, marital status and living with. Majority of the study subjects,59.62 % of males &75 % of females were found to be having adequate level of health care seeking behaviour,40.38% of males & 25% of females having high level of health care seeking behaviour.
Conclusion: Health care seeking behaviour among tribal elderly is adequate level which need an awareness creation among the elderly population is imperative and creating easy accessibility of health services. It needs implementation of programme at grass root level.
Key words: Ageing, Elderly, Health care seeking behaviour
CFD Analysis of Automobile Radiator Performance: Investigation of Heat Input, Mass Flow Rate, and Coating Thickness Effects
Authors: - Vickey Sahare , - Dr. Ajay Singh , - Ashish Verma
Published: March 2024

This research paper delves into the realm of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) analysis to optimize the thermal performance of automobile radiators through the application of coatings. The study focuses on the impact of three different coating sizes, namely 50 micrometres, 80 micrometres, and 100 micrometres, aiming to enhance heat transfer efficiency and overall radiator performance. To systematically investigate the influence of these coatings on thermal behaviour, the L9 Orthogonal array is employed as a robust experimental design. The experimental methodology involves simulating the radiator's heat dissipation capabilities using CFD techniques, considering the interaction of fluid dynamics and heat transfer within the coated radiator. The L9 Orthogonal array provides a systematic and efficient approach to conducting experiments, allowing for the exploration of various coating combinations and their effects on thermal performance. The research not only analyses the impact of different coating sizes on the overall heat transfer efficiency but also seeks to identify optimal combinations that yield superior results. Insights gained from this study contribute to the development of advanced thermal management strategies in automotive engineering, aiming to enhance the cooling efficiency of radiators while maintaining operational and material constraints. Key findings highlight the significant role that coating thickness plays in augmenting the heat dissipation capabilities of automobile radiators. The outcomes of this research bear implications for the automotive industry, guiding future design considerations for improved radiator performance in terms of heat transfer efficiency, energy consumption, and overall system sustainability.
Implementing Public Bureaucracy Simplification Policy in the Central Government with Strategic Action Framework Analysis Approach.
Authors: - Tri Saksono , - Soesilo Zauhar , - Johanes Basuki , - Siswidiyanto
Published: March 2024

Implementing bureaucratic simplification in Indonesia to make public organizations more flexible and professional has changed the body of Indonesian public bureaucracy. The study aims to identify how bureaucratic simplification has been implemented in some central government exemptions. The research uses a qualitative methodology with locus consisting of the Ministry of Home Affairs, the Minister of Religion, the Department of Rural Development and Remaining Territories, and the Department for Official Disclosure of the Netherlands and Bureaucratic Reforms. The results of the research show that of the nine elements of implementation using the strategic action framework, it is known that bureaucratic simplification goes well in terms of policy sequence, methods of coordination, behavioral change, policy field, organizational operations, leading guards, sources of authority, and social capabilities. Management needs to be more vital in managing exogenous shocks because officials suddenly shift from structural officials 'comfort zones to functional officials.
भारत में कृषि संकट - चुनौतियाँ, कारण, और समाधान
Authors: - JAY BAHADUR UTTAM
Published: March 2024

सार संक्षेप
भारत का कृषि संकट एक बहुपक्षीय मुद्दा है। कृषि संकट के मुख्य कारकों में किसानों की आय में कमी, टुकड़े-टुकड़े भूमि, अस्थिर मौसम के प्रारूप और प्रौद्योगिकी की पर्याप्त पहुंच की कमी शामिल है। इसके अतिरिक्त, ग्रामीण समुदायों के बीच सामाजिक-आर्थिक असमानता किसानों के संकट की अधिकता को बढ़ाती है, जिससे किसानों की असमर्थता बढ़ती है और किसानों की आत्महत्या की घटनाएं होती हैं। इसके अलावा नीति की अपर्याप्तताएं और भारतीय कृषि परिदृश्य को व्यापक सामाजिक-राजनीतिक गतिविधियों जैसे कि उद्योगीकरण और शहरीकरण के लिए भूमि अधिग्रहण के साथ प्रभावित होना भी इस संकट के बढ़ने में योगदान करता है। भारत के कृषि संकट का समाधान करने के लिए एक बहुपक्षीय दृष्टिकोण अत्यंत आवश्यक है। सर्वप्रथम नीति सुधार आवश्यक है ताकि किसानों को उचित प्रतिपूर्ति, क्रेडिट तक पहुंच, और पर्यावरणीय कृषि प्रथाओं को प्रोत्साहित किया जा सके। इसके अलावा, ग्रामीण बुनियादी संरचना, सिंचाई सुविधाओं, और प्रौद्योगिकी के अवलोकन में निवेश कृषि उत्पादकता और जलवायु परिवर्तन के प्रति सहनशीलता को मजबूत कर सकता है। इसके अतिरिक्त, बेहतर सामाजिक सुरक्षा को मजबूत किया जाना चाहिए ताकि परेशान किसानों को संबल प्राप्त हो सके, आत्महत्या की घटनाओं को कम किया जा सके। इसके अतिरिक्त किसान सहकारी संघों को सशक्त बनाने और उन्हें मूल्य श्रृंखलाओं में शामिल करने से बाजार पहुंच और विमर्श शक्ति को मजबूत किया जा सकता है। भारत के कृषि संकट की उलझन को समझने के लिए एक समग्र रणनीति की आवश्यकता है जो वर्तमान चुनौतियों और मौलिक समस्याओं दोनों का समाधान करे। कृषि समृद्धि के लिए एक उत्तरदायी वातावरण को बढ़ावा देकर भारत सतत् एवं समावेशी विकास की दिशा में आगे बढ़ सकता है।
Enhancing Employability through Digital Skill Development: A Comparative Study of Online Learning Platforms
Authors: - SHWETA SHARMA , - DR. POORVA SAKERGAYEN
Published: March 2024

In today's rapidly evolving job market, digital skills have become indispensable for employability. With the proliferation of online learning platforms, individuals have access to a myriad of resources to develop these skills. However, ensuring the authenticity and integrity of learning outcomes is crucial. This research paper examines the effectiveness of various online learning platforms in enhancing digital skills and explores strategies to mitigate plagiarism. Through a comparative study, the paper evaluates the strengths and weaknesses of different platforms in fostering employability. Furthermore, it proposes recommendations to promote plagiarism-free learning experiences and maximize the employability of individuals in the digital age.
Inclusive Education in India: Prospectus, Challenges and Research Priorities
Authors: - GAYATRI SWAIN , - DIBAKAR SARANGI
Published: March 2024

Our deliberations in the paper begin with a conceptual overview of inclusive education in terms of underlying philosophy and theoretical approaches followed by a survey of existing policy and provisions towards equitable, just and empowering education for all. In the third part of the paper, we have discussed grassroot level inclusive practices in school education in the state of Odisha. The present paper, presented a brief survey of researches on inclusive education in India in terms of focal themes and variables of interest, practical issues and challenges identified and the emerging research priorities to direct and guide future course of inclusive education in India.
From Implementation to Public Interest Litigation : Investigating Electoral Bonds
Authors: - Shyamal Kurapati , - Sucharita Sen
Published: March 2024

Election finance has long been a contentious issue in democracies around the world, with concerns about transparency, accountability and the potential influence of money on political processes. This abstract examines the concept of electoral communication in India, examines its impact on electoral climate and assesses its effectiveness in promoting transparency and accountability. Ballot papers were introduced as a way for individuals and corporations to donate money anonymously to political parties.
Impact of Ai in Assistance to E-commerce Industry
Authors: - Ms. Shilpa Sandhu , - Hima A S , - Manya Jain , - Nikita Jain , - Shreya Rauniyar
Published: March 2024

E-Commerce changed how we buy and sell things online. AI makes it better with personalized suggestions, chatbots for help, and predicting what we might like. People like AI because it's easy, personal, and makes shopping faster. But some worry about their privacy, security, and AI taking over jobs. Still, AI keeps improving eCommerce by analyzing data, doing tasks automatically, and making customers happier overall.
Evidences of Historical and Cultural Themes of Chetan Bhagat Spun in His Select Novels
Authors: - Dr.Joghee Senthilkumar , - Mr.Bialfew Gizzie Lewoyehu , - Mr.Kedir Botamo Adem
Published: March 2024

Abstract: The debut novel of Chetan Bhagat gives a description of the IIT in Delhi , the institution buildings , Kumaon boys and girls hostels , the ice-cream parlour within the premises where thousands of engineering aspirants tread , study and stay in are the historical themes since the establishment and opening of the college since 1961 are interesting to learn that IIT Delhi is one among the esteemed institutions of technology in India. The debut novel , Five point someone of the author delineates the behaviour of the draconian professors and the hardships of the students ,undergoing entrance examinations to get themselves admitted and their over burdening assignments every week end tell the sorrowful history of institution in the storylines which the writer himself has experienced in his own lifelines . The very next product of Bhagat ‘One night @ the call center’ spreads its passage to identify the harsh and the commanding bosses who get benefited out of the long hours of tiresome workloads of the agents working in call centers are traced out from the storylines to identify how they represent the historical and cultural themes in them.
Automated Bot For Shopping E-Cart
Authors: - Kaustubh R. Sonar , - Girisha S. Metta , - Rakesh S. Mehar , - Romesh B. Dudhbarwe , - Madhavi R. Charde
Published: March 2024

As we know shopping is very fascinating and alluring, at the same time it involves getting tired due to carry that heavy carts and stand in the long queues for billing our things. Again we have seen that sometimes an old age people, mothers or any other people who are physically disabled visiting shopping malls, grocery units, etc. where these people face a lot of problems regarding to carry their carts and select their products simultaneously.
This bot will help and ease them in shopping by following automatically through human detecting sensors or line follower. Container with a propelling system that can be controlled remotely, and a sensor system to help to navigate the container. Self-propelled luggage system comprising a propelling system for driving at least one drive wheel associated with a container; user device via a wireless connection so that the robot follows the line.
Natural Anti-aging Skin Care: Role and Potential
Authors: - Noor jahan , - Priyanka Gupta , - Bhawana Sati
Published: March 2024

The first and most noticeable indication of the ageing process, which becomes more pronounced as one ages, is the decline of skin morphology and physiology.The essential functions of the skin, including homodynamic regulation of body temperature, fluid balance, loss of electrolytes and proteins, and vitamin D generation, are all impacted by this degradation. elimination of waste, immunological monitoring, sensory perception, and defence of other organs from harmful environmental elements. Consumers are now aware that regular cosmetics contain toxic chemicals and other dangerous substances. Because more people are demanding healthier options, the natural beauty business is growing because to cutting-edge technology and high-performance ingredients. Thus, this review's objectives are to provide some important insights into how inherent and extrinsic factors affect excessive or premature skin ageing. In this we’ll know about natural agents like Green Tea, Licorice, Rosemary Jojoba Leaves ,Ashwagandha , shatavari as anti-ageing from various plant sources such root, leaves, seeds , flowers and so on which can be explored as anti-ageing skincare. Which basically beneficial in skincare.

Keywords: Skin, Anti- Ageing, Natural Agents, Role of Agents
Restrained Inverse Domination in the Lexicographic and Cartesian Products of Two Graphs
Authors: - Wenlin Rose E. Alabastro , - Enrico L. Enriquez , - Katrina B. Fuentes , - Grace M. Estrada , - Marie Cris A. Bulay-og , - Edward M. Kiunisala
Published: March 2024

Let G be a connected simple graph and D be a minimum dominating set of G. A dominating set S⊆V(G)∖D is called an inverse dominating set of G with respect to D. An inverse dominating set S is called a restrained inverse dominating set of G if every vertex not in S is adjacent to a vertex in S and to a vertex in V(G)∖S. The restrained inverse domination number of G, denoted by, γ_r^((-1) ) (G), is the minimum cardinality of a restrained inverse dominating set of G. A restrained inverse dominating set of cardinality γ_r^((-1) ) (G) is called γ_r^((-1) ) (G) is called γ_r^((-1) )-set. This study is an extension of an existing research on restrained inverse domination in graphs. In this paper, we characterized the restrained inverse domination in graphs under the lexicographic and Cartesian products of two graphs.
Genocide and Anarchy Characterize in 20th and 20st Century
Authors: - CHITRARUP PAUL
Published: March 2024

Violence has various motives and spectrums, with religion playing a crucial role in shaping human behavior. Since the earliest civilization, humans have had a close association with violence and religion in various ways. Dominant religious institutions have institutionalized violence against their opponents and adherents, while religion can also limit violence, as seen in Buddhism. Despite the trend of religious tolerance and secularism in the 20th century, religious sentiments have often played a role in genocidal events, such as the Armenian, Bosnian, Jewish, and Rwandan genocides. Ethnocentric sentiments, extreme nationalism, and narcissism have also led to genocide and crimes, such as the Holocaust and the Mumbai attack of 26/11. Political ideologies driven by dominance and showcase also contribute to genocide and crimes, such as the Vietnam war, the Hiroshima and Nagasaki incident, and the 1971 war.
Unravelling the Nexus of Future Viruses and Human Health: A Comprehensive Review
Authors: - Priyanka Raghunath More , - Sachin Mohan Gage
Published: March 2024

As humanity strides into an era marked by unprecedented technological advancements and global connectivity, the specter of emerging viral threats looms large. This review endeavours to explore the intricate interplay between future viruses and human health, shedding light on potential scenarios, preventive strategies, and implications for public health. Drawing upon a synthesis of current research, historical precedents, and speculative projections, this paper aims to offer insights into the evolving landscape of viral infections and their ramifications for the well-being of individuals and communities worldwide.
Readiness of the Public-school Administrators to Distance Learning in New Mexico, USA
Authors: - Rolly S. Ponce , - Jennifer S. Ponce
Published: March 2024

The COVID-19 pandemic greatly affected the public schools in New Mexico; hence, this study intended to assess the readiness of the public school administrators in New Mexico, USA, to switch the traditional face-to-face to distance learning. There were, of course, many other respects of the evolved problem, such as defining all challenges and what were fundamental ways of dealing with them. However, this study concentrated only on diagnosing the readiness for overwhelming distance learning. The respective profiles of the school administrators were determined in this study to distinguish their capabilities and readiness for distance learning, considering the problems that occurred in the current implementation.
Freedom Leaders and Their Approach Towards Use of Popular Media for Freedom Struggle - Newspapers a Study
Authors: - JAYASHREE P
Published: March 2024

Freedom Leaders and Media
Strategies and Impacts of Heritage Led Urban Regenration in India
Authors: - Shivam Raotole , - Ar. Yashika Garg
Published: March 2024

Heritage-led urban regeneration is a vital strategy for preserving cultural heritage while revitalizing urban spaces. This paper explores the procedure, impacts, and challenges of heritage-led regeneration in India. Initially, stakeholder engagement is crucial, involving local communities, government bodies, and heritage experts. Subsequently, a detailed heritage assessment guides the development of conservation plans, alongside infrastructure enhancements to improve liveability. Community engagement ensures local participation and benefits. Despite challenges such as financial constraints and regulatory complexities, successful case studies highlight the transformative potential of heritage-led urban regeneration. This paper underscores the importance of heritage-led approaches in fostering sustainable, culturally vibrant urban development in India.
Smart Cities, Smarter Parking: Developing and Implementing Vechicle Parking Management System
Authors: - Samiksha Shrivastava
Published: March 2024

This research paper explores the design, implementation, and impact of a state-of-the-art Vehicle Parking Management System (VPMS) as a pivotal solution to the escalating challenges associated with urban mobility. The rapid growth of urbanization has led to an increased demand for efficient parking solutions to alleviate congestion, reduce environmental impact, and enhance overall urban living.
Assessing the Benefits and Effectiveness of Gruha Lakshmi (With Particular Reference to Opinions of Beneficiaries in Central Bangalore)
Authors: - Umakanth.S , - Prakriti Yadav , - Nishanth Kumar , - Vibhas Jain , - Brijesh D , - Sk Kaif
Published: March 2024

The Gruha Laxhmi scheme was launched by the government Karnataka in order to provide financial help to women by provide a fixed amount per month. This study will analyse the effective benefits and betterments and the socio-economic impact of this scheme.
OTT Media Consumption Habits of the Students and Its Impact on Their Behavioral Change: A Study in Jamshedpur City
Authors: - Mrs. Shalini Prasad , - Dr. Rahul Amin
Published: March 2024

When the world was going through COVID-19, It was then the internet managed that the mode of entertainment drastically shifted to the small screens known as Over the top streaming platforms. where the user can customize their preferences. OTT is popular for its latest content and good storyline. It focuses on the quality of work rather than depending on commercial success. The objective of this research is to find out whether over-the-top channels have created an impact on the youth of Jamshedpur City. OTT has expanded its market, resulting in increased competition in the market, which can be considered a threat to large platforms such as YouTube. A sample of 600 internet users from institutes in Jamshedpur, the survey research design was used to collect primary data to check the response of the youth and a bar graph was used for anises of data. These technological advancements have paved the way for the recent trend of OTT video streaming services. Therefore, this research is an attempt to understand the impact of OTT media on youngsters and understand the watching preferences of OTT platforms, etc.
Mental Elements to do Crime
Authors: - Santosh S.Sathe
Published: March 2024

Criminal People’s Minds doesn't shy away from exploring the darker aspects of human behavior. From deplorable methods of torture to complex murder schemes, and shows the horrific reality of what some individuals are capable of. Although these incidents are disturbing, they are a reminder of the importance of understanding criminal behavior. Understanding the motivations of a serial killer is important not only for the motives but also for real-life law enforcement agencies.