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Fraud Detection and Prevention in Accounting Emerging Technologies and Best Practices in Delhi NCR
Authors: - Ishikaa Rekhi , - Dr. Swaricha Johri
Published: March 2024

This report investigates the integration of emerging technologies and best practices to enhance fraud detection and prevention in the accounting systems of Delhi NCR, India. With accounting fraud posing significant challenges globally, effective measures are essential for mitigating financial losses and reputational damage. The study reviews existing fraud detection technologies, including data analytics, artificial intelligence, and continuous auditing, highlighting their potential to address evolving fraud schemes. Additionally, it examines robust accounting practices such as segregation of duties, internal controls, and whistleblower hotlines as fundamental to fraud prevention. Emerging trends like blockchain technology, cloud-based solutions, and behavioural analytics are also explored for their potential in bolstering fraud detection efforts. The unique context of Delhi NCR, characterized by regulatory landscape, cultural factors, and infrastructure development, is considered in tailoring fraud prevention strategies. The research employs quantitative and qualitative methods, including regression analysis, to evaluate the effectiveness of training programs and awareness campaigns on fraud prevention and assess the correlation between training frequency and fraud occurrence. Findings suggest a significant positive relationship between perceived effectiveness of fraud detection technologies and overall effectiveness of fraud prevention measures. However, limitations such as sample size constraints and reliance on self-reported data are acknowledged, highlighting the need for further research in understanding the multifaceted dynamics of fraud detection and prevention in Delhi NCR's accounting landscape.
Examining Market Competition and Financial Stability: An Econometric Analysis of India’s Life and Non-Life Insurance Industry
Authors: - Dr. Amanpreet Kaur
Published: March 2024

Using the panel data analysis, this study investigates the evolution of competition over the study period and subsequently examines the relationship between competitiveness and financial stability within the Indian insurance segment. Adopting the methodology proposed by Boone (2008), competition is measured using the Boone indicator, while financial stability is quantified using the Z-score. Spanning over 15 years, i.e., 2009 to 2023, the study assesses both the life and non-life insurance segments within the Indian market. Throughout the study period, a decline in competition is observed across both segments, owing to the increased concentration among major insurers. Nevertheless, the study’s results support the Boyd and De Nicolo (2005) competition-stability hypothesis, suggesting that which suggests that increased market competition is associated with increased financial resilience. Additionally, the results using the Boone indicator highlight efficiency as the main mechanism by which competition fosters better financial stability. With their insights into the dynamics of competition and stability within the Indian insurance landscape, these findings have important ramifications for insurance companies, academics, and policymakers alike.
Inclusive Tertiary Education: A Tale of Untold Stories among People Deprived of Liberty (PDL) Under Probation
Authors: - Ceasar Ian P. Sabillo , - MARY JULIET A. DOÑO , - MARIZA S. BALATERO , - BELLA M. MONTERNEL
Published: March 2024

This study phenomenologically evaluated the lives and experiences of two (2) individuals who earned college degrees at the Glan Institute of Technology (GIT). These individuals were former inmates sentenced by court in a legal proceeding due to culpable violation of RA 9165 or the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002 in the Philippines, which in the latter part was given probation status by the court. The findings revealed that these individuals were given the opportunity to study and eventually complete a college degree at a local community college funded by the Local Government Unit of Glan, Sarangani Province. According to this study, the use of shabu among these individuals was likely influenced by their peers before imprisonment. This research also explored the key concepts that explain how shabu negatively impacts relationships among family members.
Understanding Hegemony: A Critical Analysis through the Lens of Antonio Gramsci
Authors: - Nayandeep Sardar
Published: March 2024

Antonio Gramsci, an Italian Marxist philosopher and political theorist, introduced the concept of hegemony as a means to understand the complex dynamics of power and control within societies. This paper delves into Gramsci's theory of hegemony, exploring its origins, key components, and implications. Through a critical analysis of Gramsci's work, this paper seeks to illuminate how hegemony operates as a mechanism of social control, shaping ideologies, institutions, and everyday practices. By examining contemporary examples, it further elucidates the relevance and applicability of Gramsci's ideas in understanding power relations in the modern world.
Study of Academic Achievement of Secondary School Students in Relation to Their Study Habits and Learning Styles
Authors: - Dr. Navdeep Kaur , - Monkia Rai , - Sandeep Kaur
Published: March 2024

The present study focuses on the Academic Achievement of Secondary School Students in relation to their Study Habits and Learning Styles. Sample of 200 students were used to investigate the problem. The data were collected with the help of standardized tools prepared by VAK Learning Styles Victoria Chislett and Alan Chapman (Learning Style Tool, 2005), Mukhopadhyay and Sansanwal (Study Habits Inventory, 2011) and Academic Scores of the previous class are used for Academic Achievement. The study revealed that there was no interaction effect of Learning Styles and Study Habits on Academic Achievement of secondary school students. So, we can say that no one learning style can influence the academic achievement and study habits of the students. But there is a significant relationship between Academic Achievement and Study Habits of Secondary School Students. Study Habits also influence the academic achievement of students in a positive way.
Navigating Change: A Comprehensive Analysis of Corporate Restructuring Strategies
Authors: - Khushi Gupta , - Dr. Kanika Dhingra
Published: March 2024

Corporate restructuring strategies play a pivotal role in shaping the trajectory of businesses in dynamic
and competitive environments. This comprehensive analysis delves into the multifaceted landscape of
corporate restructuring, exploring its various forms, motivations, and implications. The literature review
synthesizes existing research to provide a nuanced understanding of how restructuring strategies impact
financial performance, align with strategic management principles, and influence diverse stakeholders.
The review begins by defining corporate restructuring and elucidating the motives behind its adoption,
such as adapting to market changes, addressing financial distress, and strategic realignment. It
categorizes restructuring into different types, including mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, spin-offs, and
financial restructuring, highlighting their distinct contributions to organizational goals.
Examining the nexus between corporate restructuring and financial performance, the analysis scrutinizes
studies that illuminate the ways in which these strategies can enhance or jeopardize a company's fiscal
health. Furthermore, the review delves into the strategic management perspective, exploring how
restructuring aligns with broader organizational strategies and long-term objectives.
Stakeholder perspectives are thoroughly examined, considering the impact of restructuring on
employees, shareholders, creditors, and the broader community. Ethical and social implications are
discussed, adding a critical dimension to the assessment of corporate restructuring strategies.
The global perspective section investigates regional variations in corporate restructuring, emphasizing
the influence of international factors on restructuring decisions. Legal and regulatory considerations are
also explored, shedding light on the complex framework within which companies must navigate during
restructuring processes.
Case studies are employed to illustrate practical insights, offering tangible examples of both successful
and unsuccessful restructuring strategies. These real-world examples provide a valuable backdrop for
understanding the challenges, risks, and lessons associated with corporate restructuring.
Finally, the literature review explores future trends and emerging issues, considering the impact of
technology, sustainability, and geopolitical changes on the evolving landscape of corporate restructuring.
By synthesizing diverse perspectives, this analysis aims to contribute to a holistic understanding of
corporate restructuring strategies and their implications for businesses in the contemporary global
marketplace
The Regional Political Parties and the Leaders of Odisha: A brief History of Odisha during 1961-1980
Authors: - Dr. Ramakanta Das
Published: March 2024

Odisha has been in part a tradition-bound, underdeveloped, backward, and feudal state struggling in the path towards modernity. Hence, the emergence, development, and working of party system and party leadership in Odisha present an interesting study. Odisha, offers a unique opportunity to examine the capacity of political development to effect socio-economic change. Looking at the political instability which was persistent in the state for almost two decades between 1961-1980.
The purpose of this study is to gain an understanding of the repeated failures of Odisha's administration and legislative, which led to the imposition of president rule between the years 1961 and 1980. Thus, the study examines party politics in Odisha in all of its varied facets. The present chapter will first provide a historical background of the state of Odisha in order to properly understand the politics of Odisha in the post-independence period to the eighties of the last century. Secondly, the details of party politics and political leadership in Odisha in between the years 1960 and 1980 will be debated upon. This will allow for a proper understanding of the politics of Odisha in the post-independence period to the eighties of the twentieth century.
Examining the Relationship Between Geopolitical Events and Currency Market Dynamics
Authors: - Shrey Chaudhary
Published: March 2024

This paper delves into the intricate relationship between geopolitical events and exchange rates, aiming to provide a comprehensive understanding of how geopolitical factors influence the currency dynamics of a country and strategies to mitigate their impact. Geopolitical events, ranging from political tensions and conflicts to trade disputes and diplomatic relations, have profound implications for exchange rate stability and volatility.
Language Moves in Classroom Discussion: A Discourse Analysis
Authors: - Arjay B. Arcena , - Benedict V. Omblero
Published: March 2024

In any classroom discourse, teachers are challenged as to how they elicit responses from their students and make them realize the importance of participation to attain learning. This paper aimed to know the language moves in classroom discourse and focuses on how language move shapes students’ participation. It used Flanders’ (1970) theory on language moves categorized as structuring, soliciting, responding, and reacting. Using qualitative-descriptive design utilizing discourse analysis, the researcher found out that all patterns of Flanders’ moves are present with the following types for soliciting – checking students’ day, encouraging to ask questions, asking questions, giving hints, and checking if students learn; for responding – giving commendations, answering questions and queries, and discussing the answers; for structuring – directing/requesting someone to pray, leading the prayer, reviewing the past lesson, introducing topic, interacting through question and answer, explaining the lesson, encouraging students, encouraging students to participate/ to answer questions, asking someone to answer, giving quiz/oral activity, giving directions for quiz/oral activities, giving activity, and asking students to continue the activity; and for reacting – shushing the students, giving announcements/bidding goodbye, greeting, discussing, connecting talks to today’s lesson, giving commendations, warning/advising, correcting students’ statements/answers, and giving information. Moreover, students voluntarily participate when they are commended by their teachers.
Assessing the Effectiveness and Sustainability of Performance Management Systems in Land Administration: A Case Study of Tawana Land Board in Botswana
Authors: - Victor Chaikhwa
Published: March 2024

Land administration plays a crucial role in ensuring effective land governance, economic development, and social stability. Performance management systems are essential tools for evaluating and improving the performance of land administration institutions. However, limited research has been conducted to assess the effectiveness and long-term sustainability of these systems in the context of land administration, particularly in Botswana.
Formulation and Evaluation of Liposomes containing Metformin Hydrochloride
Authors: - SUSHMA WADBUDHE , - SANJANA MAHAJAN , - MAYUR KHAN , - SAHIL KSHIRSAGAR
Published: March 2024

The characterization and evaluation of metformin hydrochloride-loaded liposomal formulations are critical processes aimed at assessing their effectiveness and suitability for medical use. These formulations, composed of small synthetic vesicles called liposomes, are designed to enhance the delivery and efficacy of metformin, a widely used medication for managing type 2diabetes. Liposomes, with their unique blend of hydrophobic and hydrophilic properties, offer promising advantages in drug delivery. One key aspect of this process involves characterizing the liposomal formulations. This characterization entails examining various parameters such as size, surface charge, morphology, and encapsulation efficiency. Techniques like dynamic light scattering, zeta potential analysis, and microscopy are employed for this purpose, providing valuable insights into the physical properties of the liposomes. Additionally, the stability of the liposomal formulations is thoroughly assessed. This involves evaluating their physical and chemical stability under various storage conditions, including temperature and humidity variations, over a defined period. Ensuring the stability of the formulations is essential for maintaining their efficacy during storage and transportation. Finally, if feasible, preclinical pharmacokinetic studies are conducted in appropriate animal models to evaluate the bio distribution, systemic exposure, and pharmacokinetic parameters of metformin hydrochloride following administration of the liposomal formulations. These studies help determine the drug's behavior in living organisms and its potential therapeutic benefits
Synthesis, Characterization and Chemical Attachment of Fragrance Releasing Microcapsules on Cotton
Authors: - Jinal K. Rohit
Published: March 2024

The review provides an overview of research findings on microencapsulation for functional textile coatings. The Essential Oils of Clove oil, Sandalwood Oil and Cinnamon Oil is widely used as a raw material for fragrances with volatile active compounds at room temperature. It is easily affected by environmental changes and this problem can be solved by microencapsulation using coacervation methods to protect active compounds. The Essential Oils was encapsulated as coating material with 1,3,5-trichlorotriazine as the crosslinking agent. The purpose of this research was to study the effect of the composition of polymers and the mass of Essential oils on encapsulation characteristics. The resulting microcapsules were analysed using, fragrance loaded microcapsules, Anti-Bacterial Activity and digital microscope of SEM encapsulation efficiency. The result showed that microcapsules have an irregular shape with a textured surface.
Factors Influencing Digital Warehousing and AI Utilization in Modern Supply Chains: Implications for Warehouse Maintenance Costs and Product Pricing
Authors: - Abu Sied
Published: March 2024

In order to improve operational efficiency and competitiveness, supply chains currently we have to combine digital technology and artificial intelligence (AI). The adoption of digital warehousing and the application of artificial intelligence (AI) in supply chain management are examined in this study, with particular attention to how these developments may affect product pricing and warehouse maintenance expenses. Utilizing a comprehensive literature review and empirical analysis, this study identifies the primary factors driving the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and digital warehousing into supply chain processes. The results illustrate the tactical implications for supply chain professionals in terms of refining maintenance procedures, streamlining warehouse management procedures, and product pricing strategies. For any given business, a smoothly running supply chain is essential to success. Possessing a highly accurate inventory estimate gives you a significant competitive edge. The operation of the entire supply chain is affected by an extensive variety of external as well as internal variables, including the environment, excessive volatility, shifts in customer perception, and media coverage. Examples of internal elements that impact supply chain performance are product releases and distribution network expansion. Artificial Intelligence (AI) has demonstrated in recent years to be a brain extension, allowing us to operate at levels above our wildest expectations. Contrary to common perception, artificial intelligence (AI) will not replace individuals; rather, it will enable us to achieve our full innovative and tactical potential. [Yang, M., Fu, M., & Zhang, Z. et al 2021]
Chaitanyer Sahodar : Kobita o Galper Darpane Nazruler Baykti Premer Urdhe Swadesh Premer Antoschetana
Authors: - Dr. Kamal Acharyya
Published: March 2024

Love is the main theme of Nazrul's stories. Just as some of his stories express personal love ('Vyathar Daan', 'Rikter Bedan', 'Henna', 'Parir Kotha', etc.) divine love (on the day of Eid) in some stories, dark romanticism is at the core of many of his stories ('Badal Varishan', ‘Sanjher Tara') and infant affection ('Jiner Baadsa', 'Padmagokharo') has blossomed. But between these different ideas, love is the unity of an infinite disparity. Ek Prem Buvuksu has heart longings for love. There is also an interest in giving love to the begging bowl from the lover. But Nazrul has finally come back from the love that he wants to keep close to himself. Nazrul's heart was wounded by this, but the rebellious poet soul of Nazrul, who loved his country, became happy. In many of Nazrul's stories, the sweetness of this form of love is matched with the patriotic poetry of Swadesh Premi Nazrul. Such as 'Hena', Bethar Daan', 'Rikter' Bedon', 'Porir Kotha', ‘Atripta Kamona', 'Boundeler Aatmokahini' etc. with story-like expressions, 'Bisher Baasi', 'Bangar Gaan', and 'Sindu-Hindol'- The tone of various poems in the anthology becomes analogical.
Phenomenology and Lived Phases of Perceived Time
Authors: - Plamen N. Nikolov
Published: March 2024

The paper represents an analysis of the concept for reflection in the context of Husserl's idea of the absolute flux of consciousness and phenomenological concept of time as a whole. In the first place, the goal here is to isolate the core of Husserl's understanding of subjectivity as the interconnection of different levels of temporariness. In the second place, the paper contributes to the correlation of the general premises of phenomenological method with the concrete intentional analysis, and thirdly – to specifically show the basic contradictions in regard to phenomenology: the reflection as a basis of the phenomenological method, which proclaimed "motion to objects themselves", there is, actually, a motion from the objects, because turning to the reflection is a rotation from the objective space and time, from the objective being of nature as a whole, from the objective practical and social activity to the subjectivity as their sole actual basis.
Impact of Technology on Various Facets of the Fashion Industry
Authors: - Ms Mansi Rastogi , - Dr. Hitesh Keserwani
Published: March 2024

This study explores the emerging field of fashion technology by examining its introduction and spread throughout the world's fashion industry. By examining market trends and statistical data, I provide insights on how technology is revolutionizing several aspects of the fashion industry, with a special emphasis on design innovation.

I evaluate the rapid expansion and use of major technologies like 3D printing, augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), artificial intelligence (AI), and wearable tech within the design sector, drawing on recent industry studies, market analysis, and consumer surveys. Fashion technology is becoming more and more significant, and figures show that it has the ability to disrupt industries. This is seen in the exponential rise in investment, research projects, and patent applications.

In addition, I have explored statistical patterns about customer inclinations, adoption rates, and purchase habits in reaction to technologically driven developments in fashion design. Through the integration of quantitative data and qualitative insights, I offer a thorough comprehension of the dynamic field of fashion technology and its consequences for industry participants.

This research intends to provide useful insights into opportunities, difficulties, as well as areas that fashion technology is applied to
Imagining Alternatives: Exploring Postcolonial Paradigms and Resistance in Indian Science Fiction Narratives
Authors: - Daisy Rani Doley
Published: March 2024

The proposed research aims to establish science fiction as a critical framework that can challenge preconceived notions of Western science fiction and provide alternative possibilities of existence. The study involves reading various SF narratives from different ages, including Sultana’s Dream (1905), Calcutta Chromosome (1995), Escape (2008), The Island of Lost Girls (2015), and The Woman Who Thought She Was a Planet and Other Stories (2008). The goal is to show how this subgenre reflects a postcolonial society's struggle to establish a foothold in the new world order. These works present a vision of national consciousness that is influenced by the Western canon but is proud of its traditions.
Socio-Political Implications of the Citizenship Amendment Act 2019 in India – A Review
Authors: - Aakuthota Srinivasulu
Published: March 2024

The Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) enacted in India in December 2019 has triggered multifaceted socio-political debates and protests, both domestically and internationally. This research paper seeks to delve into the socio-political implications of the CAA within the Indian context. Through a thorough examination of academic literature, legal analyses, and empirical evidence, this paper aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the ramifications of the CAA on Indian society, politics, and international relations. By exploring themes such as religious identity, communal tensions, democratic values, and diplomatic repercussions, this paper sheds light on the complex dynamics at play and offers insights into the challenges and opportunities presented by the CAA.
Exploring Endometriosis Awareness Levels among Married Women Residing in Rural Communities of Sundargarh District of Odisha
Authors: - Alita Minz , - Anup Kumar Kujur
Published: March 2024

This research explores the awareness of endometriosis among village married women in Sundargarh district, Odisha, India, focusing on the unique healthcare needs of rural populations. Endometriosis, a chronic gynecological condition, often remains undiagnosed or misdiagnosed in rural areas due to limited access to healthcare resources and insufficient awareness. Through a descriptive study involving 100 respondents, including 75 employed and 25 unemployed individuals, the research aims to assess the level of awareness among village women regarding endometriosis, its symptoms, and associated risks. Data collection involved personal interviews conducted at respondents' homes, followed by meticulous tabulation and statistical analysis. The findings highlight the prevalence of endometriosis symptoms, such as pelvic and abdominal pain, among respondents, with varying degrees of severity. The study underscores the importance of targeted educational campaigns and interventions to empower women to recognize early signs of endometriosis, seek timely medical assistance, and navigate the healthcare system effectively. By addressing cultural, social, and economic barriers to healthcare access, stakeholders can work towards improving reproductive health outcomes and reducing the burden of endometriosis on women's lives in rural India.
लोकसभा चुनाव में दलित महिलाओं की सहभागिता- (उत्तर प्रदेश के विशेष संदर्भ में)
Authors: - प्रगति निगम , - गोपाल प्रसाद
Published: March 2024

भारत में दलित होना उस पर भी महिला होना दोहरे अभिशाप से भी बुरी स्थिति है क्योंकि दलित महिलाओं को विविधता तथा असमानता पर आधारित दोनों ही प्रकार के भेदभाव का सामना करना पड़ता है। लिंगभेद के कारण हमारे समाज में महिलाओं की शारीरिक, मानसिक, आर्थिक, राजनीतिक और सामाजिक स्थिति पुरुषों की अपेक्षा काफी दोयम दर्जे की है, ऐसे में जाति व्यवस्था के कारण जो तबका सामाजिक रुप से और भी ज्यादा वंचित स्थिति में है, वहाँ की महिलाओं के लिए यह अपेक्षा बढ़कर चौहरी हो जाती है।
इंटरनेशनल दलित सालिडैरिटी नेटवर्क ने दलित स्त्रियो से जुड़ी हिंसा को नौ हिस्सो में बाँटा था, इनमे से 6 जाति आधारित पहचान के कारण होती है और तीन लिंगभेद के चलते। जाति के चलते जहाँ दलित महिलाओं को यौन हिंसा, गौली गलौज, मारपीट अन्य तरह के हमलों का शिकार होना पड़ता है, वहीं दूसरी तरफ, लिंगभेद के कारण उन्हें कन्या भ्रूण हत्या, घरेलू हिंसा और कम उम्र में विवाह के कारण होने वाले कई स्तरों के अत्याचार झेलने पड़ते हैं।
Data Protection and Privacy as a Fundamental Right - An In-depth Analysis of the European Union and India's Data Protection Legislation
Authors: - Nandinee Singh
Published: March 2024

In the digital age, the protection of personal data and the right to privacy have emerged as paramount concerns, necessitating robust legal frameworks to safeguard these fundamental human rights. This paper embarks on a comprehensive study of data protection laws in two distinct jurisdictions, the European Union (EU) and India. By examining the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), renowned for its stringent data protection standards, and juxtaposing it with India’s evolving legal framework, particularly in light of the Supreme Court’s landmark recognition of privacy as a fundamental right and the ongoing deliberations on the Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDPA), 2023, this research aims to unravel the complexities of legislating privacy in the digital era. Through a comparative analysis, the article highlights the similarities and divergences between the GDPR and the DPDP Act, evaluates the effectiveness of these frameworks in safeguarding privacy, and explores the challenges posed by technological advancements. Furthermore, it delves into the future of data protection laws. By integrating legal analysis with the theoretical underpinnings of privacy as a fundamental right, this research contributes to the global discourse on data protection, advocating for a dynamic legal landscape that aligns with the evolving nature of privacy threats in the digital world.
The Effect of the Interfacial Resistance of the Superconducting-stabilizer Film on the Typical Sector Diffusion Pace for 2G HTS Tapes
Authors: - Shilpa Shukla , - P Ebby Darney
Published: March 2024

High temperature superconducting (HTS) tapes of the second generation have been widely used as energy storage materials, such as in superconducting magnetic energy storage (SMES) devices. In order to enhance the current-carrying characteristics, these systems are typically run close to the critical currents of the coated conductors; as a result, hot spots may develop, which could cause the superconductor to become quenched. In order to prevent the start of hot spots and to reduce the amount of faulting, efforts have been made to raise the normal zone propagation velocity (NZPV) in this manuscript. The interfacial resistance between the superconductor and stabilizer layer, which can act as a current flow diverter during fault circumstances, has been shown to be the key to producing massive NZPV. The tape's architecture has been slightly modified by the addition of a high resistive layer between the superconducting and stabiliser layers, where various interfacial resistances have been utilised to forecast the temperature distribution between 10 cm lengths of HTS tape. A 2D numerical model was created using COMSOL to assess the NZPV and temperature distribution of the 2G superconducting tape. It has been concluded that larger NZPVs can be achieved by using substantial interfacial resistances to prevent superconducting tape quenching.
Innovative and Cost-effective Upcycling of Thermoset Plastic Waste for Sustainable Household Furniture Production
Authors: - Chandra Sekaran , - P Dharmendra Prasad
Published: March 2024

The current study aims to address the persistent challenge of recycling thermoset plastics, which are renowned for their inherent properties that render traditional recycling methods impractical. It proposes an innovative solution by repurposing thermoset plastics as reinforcing agents in non-critical load-bearing components of household furniture, thereby reducing reliance on new raw materials. The proposed approach involves customizing furniture designs to integrate upcycled thermoset plastics for reinforcement, departing from conventional recycling practices thereby, mitigating environmental impact and simultaneously offering a practical alternative to traditional recycling methods.
Through the integration of upcycled thermoset plastics into furniture production, this study demonstrates a tangible reduction in the demand for virgin plastic materials. This not only fosters environmental sustainability but also addresses the challenge of managing non-recyclable thermoset waste, contributing to a cleaner environment.
The innovative strategy outlined in this paper not only paves the way for a more eco-friendly and economically viable future in household furniture production but also presents additional ideology for sustainable material utilization and waste reduction, such as exploring composite options like plastic decking using upcycled thermoset plastic and sawdust.
The Impact of Tourist Infrastructure Development on Local Communities in Hyderabad
Authors: - Varun Kumar Kiro , - Pragya Galhotra
Published: March 2024

The research presented in this study delves into the impact of the current infrastructure on tourism destinations. It explores the repercussions of a gradual decrease in tourist activity on the local economy within and surrounding these popular tourist spots. The analysis aims to assess the condition and operational effectiveness of the infrastructure in these areas. Moreover, it examines strategies to enhance operational efficiency through spatial planning, with a focus on optimizing the synergy between the tourist hub and the adjacent local community. The study also highlights the potential for local communities to thrive by investing in the development of tourism infrastructure, ultimately fostering economic growth and sustainability in these regions.
Preparation and Evaluation of Herbal Lip Balm
Authors: - Nilanjana J Patil , - Ashwini S  Pandav , - Dr.N.B Chougule
Published: March 2024

Plants have been used to make cosmetics for a very long time. Traditional cosmetic uses for plants include scented skincare products and infusions, poultices, and other applications. Scientists have focused on plants over the past century to learn more about their safety and usefulness in the cosmetics industry.
The Practice of Early Marriage of Girls and Its Effects: A Study Conducted in the Nayagarh District of Odisha
Authors: - Dr. Manju Prava Das
Published: March 2024

Early marriage has many problems for girls in the world in general and in developing countries in particular. It results in the health, and socio-economic aspects of girls; mistreatment, marginalization and denying basic human rights of girls. Early marriage also limits many girls’ mobility, self-esteem, ability to seek profitable employment, and household decision-making power, and increases their vulnerability to violence. Each of these factors has a potent effect on a girls’ ability to access healthcare, compromising not only her health but that of her children, and not being competent in economic and social affairs. This paper aims to examine and investigate the prevalence of early marriage in the study area (Nayagarh District, Odisha); identify the causal factors of early marriage in the study area, and examine its associated problems that its impact on the health and socio-economic condition of girls. In Nayagarh district, children marry early due to different reasons. Among the identified factors some are as a matter of their tribal tradition, fear of premarital sex and pregnancy, parents’ interest in following the consent of relatives, afraid of losing a financially sound bridegroom etc. The low economic status of parents and lack of knowledge are the main causal factors of early marriage in the area. The main consequences of early marriage identified in the study area are girls’ college dropout, marriage instability, early pregnancy, maternal mortality, and increased number of children.
Matemática Pura e Matemáticas Mistas: o enredo acerca do dito e do implícito em Instituzioni Analitiche — possíveis motivações de Agnesi
Authors: Moura Roseli Alves de
Published: March 2024

Este artigo apresenta uma análise da obra Instituzioni Analitiche ad uso della giuveniu italiana (1748) de Maria Gaetana Agnesi (1718-1799), com foco na carta ao leitor e correspondentes. Buscamos compreender as motivações da estudiosa ao escrever sobre matemática pura em um contexto dominado por estudos de matemáticas mistas. Metodologicamente, consideramos a articulação das esferas de análise epistemológica, historiográfica e contextual, associadas aos documentos originais e organizados em rede, de modo a contextualizar o documento. Instituzioni Analitiche abarca conhecimentos ligados à introdução do Cálculo e da Análise, em Milão, em um complexo cenário, marcado por questões de cunho religioso, político e social. O estudo revelou-nos a natureza multifacetada das matemáticas setecentistas, manifestado na predileção de Agnesi, no processo que conduziu à especialização da matemática nos moldes que a concebemos atualmente.
Factors Affecting Repurchase Intention
Authors: Novita Wanda , Toar Yandri Ardolof
Published: March 2024

This research endeavors to scrutinize the determinants influencing consumers' satisfaction for repurchasing intention on the Shopee platform, with customer satisfaction posited as an intermediary variable. Employing a quantitative methodology, data from respondents were collected through a google form survey. The sampling strategy involved convenience sampling, yielding a cohort of 102 participants. Data analysis was executed using a partial least squares structural equation model (PLS-SEM), validated through SmartPls 3.0. The findings indicated that delivery service, brand reputation, and cashback promotions exerted a favorable impact on customer satisfaction, thereby positively influencing repurchase intentions. Moreover, customer satisfaction emerged as a mediating factor in the correlation between service delivery and repurchase intentions, as well as between cashback promotions and repurchase intentions.
Behavior Intention Penggunaan Digital Payment QRIS Berdasarkan Model Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology
Authors: Pamungkas Yogi , Rahmayanti Dewi
Published: March 2024

Indonesia is experiencing technological developments which can be seen from the increasing number of internet users. This technological development also occurs in the field of financial services or Financial Technology. This research aims to determine the behavioral intentions of the general public in Bengkulu in using digital payments called QRIS (Quick Response Code Indonesian Standard) with the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT). The research method is quantitative using primary data whose population is the general public in Bengkulu with a sample of 102 respondents. Data analysis used the SPSS program multiple analysis method. The research results show that work expectations, business expectations, social influence, facilitating conditions, perceived value, and Personal Innovativeness influence the behavioral intentions of the general public in Bengkulu in using digital payments called QRIS. Furthermore, based on calculations, it is known that these 6 variables have a simultaneous influence of 98.3% on behavioral intentions. The remaining 1.7% is influenced by other factors not examined in this study.
The Influence of the Mobile Legends E-Sport Phenomenon on Student Financial Behavior
Authors: Wijaya Galuh Ayu , Santi Fitri
Published: March 2024

This research aims to examine the influence of the Mobile Legends e-sport phenomenon on student financial behavior. Using a quantitative approach, this research collected data from a number of respondents who were active students and also Mobile Legends players. Data analysis was carried out using statistical methods to find out whether there was a significant relationship between the hobby of playing Mobile Legends and students' financial management. The research results show that there is a significant influence of the Mobile Legends e-sports phenomenon on student financial behavior. Students who actively play Mobile Legends tend to have poor financial behavior compared to students who don't play e-sports. This research provides new insights into the impact of online games on broader aspects of life, especially in the context of personal financial management.
Development of Digital Collections In Libraries and Archives In The Development of Economic Science In Bandung
Authors: Abinowi Egi , Aminudin  , Dzulfiqor Haliatul Aulia , Sri Resti Dewi , Andini Khansa Nurul
Published: March 2024

With the rapid advancement of technology, libraries can now be accessed digitally. A digital library is an online or digital-based library that provides access to various types of books, journals, articles and other reading materials. Digital libraries provide services that allow users to read, download, or even search for specific materials they need without having to go to a physical library. Digital libraries can be accessed from anywhere and at any time, as long as there is an internet connection. In recent years, digital libraries have become increasingly popular due to their practicality and easy access to information and knowledge. The aim of this research is to develop library collections digitally; Facilitate access to information and knowledge from anywhere and at any time. Providing more effective and efficient library services using digital technology. Increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of library collection management.
Analisis Perilaku Komsumtif Remaja Terkait Adanya Diskon Pada E-Commerce Shopee Sebagai Motivasi Belanja Online
Authors: Yuliana  , Aziz Abd , Aqidah Waqi’atul
Published: March 2024

This research aims to describe the reasons why teenagers have consumptive behavior related to discounts on Shopee e-commerce as motivation for online shopping, describe the factors that influence teenagers to behave consumptively related to discounts on Shopee e-commerce as online shopping motivation and describe ways to reduce teenagers' consumptive behavior. regarding discounts on E-Commerce Shopee as motivation for online shopping. This type of research is qualitative research with a case study design. The subjects in this research focused on teenagers in Seneng Village. The location of this research was in Seneng Village, Krucil District. The data collection techniques used were in-depth interviews, observation and documentation. The results of the research show that the reasons for adolescent consumptive behavior related to discounts on the E-Commerce Shoppe as motivation for online shopping include: personal needs and the influence of friends, factors that influence adolescent consumptive behavior related to discounts on the E-Commerce Shoppe as motivation for online shopping are influenced by: flash sales Big discounts or twin dates and free shipping vouchers, the way to reduce teenagers' consumptive behavior regarding discounts on Shopee E-Commerce as a motivation for online shopping is by having the intention to save money and prioritizing spending.
Zumaiako Flysch-a: Derrigorrezko Bigarren Hezkuntzako 4. mailako ikasleentzako Geoparkearen eskaintza didaktikoaren analisia eta hobekuntza proposamena
Authors: Coronado Hidalgo Leire , Torre Oleaga Gonzalo , Rico Martínez Arantza
Published: March 2024

In an anthropocynical epoch of severe environmental crisis, geoscientists have unique skills to drive the transition to sustainability. Therefore, the geological literacy of society is essential to seek solutions to major challenges. However, the formal education of geology differs considerably from the desirable. Fortunately, there are out of school organizations in charge of geology outreach. In this work, an analysis and redesign of the teaching material offered by the GeoEskolak program of the Geopark of the Basque Coast is carried out. This material is aimed to 4th grade secondary education students who visit the Flysch of Zumaia. The new "Teacher's Manual" has been developed following the strategy defined by the DBS methodology for the design of a sequence and is adapted to the LOMLOE curriculum and the Sustainable Development Goals.
Trabajando los sentidos en primer curso de Educación Primaria mediante el modelo de las 5E
Authors: Aragüés Díaz Ana
Published: March 2024

This work studies whether the 5E inquiry model can be effective for science teaching in primary education. A series of activities related to the senses have been designed for each of the phases established by the model (Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate and Evaluate). The written productions and video recordings of the sessions carried out with 54 first-year Primary students are analyzed. The results have made it possible to verify a successful acquisition of content related to the senses by the students.
Rol Jokoak Lehen Hezkuntzan
Authors: Gabiria Elejabarrieta Martin , Gillate Iratxe
Published: March 2024

In recent years, gamification has been increasingly mentioned as an innovative methodology to achieve meaningful and dynamic learning. Role-playing game-based strategies fall into this category. The aim of this work is to explore the benefits, possible uses and problems that they present, in order to have a more precise perspective on their use. Toward achieving this objective, qualitative research has been carried out based on in-depth interviews with two educators who use this methodology. The results confirm both the feasibility and the potential benefits of this didactic approach. The influence of the context and the additional time and workload involved in carrying out this type of project were also highlighted.
El tratamiento del consumo intensivo y la generación de residuos en los libros de texto de Educación Secundaria
Authors: Banos-González Isabel , Barrutia Oihana , García-Fortes María Ángeles , Díez José Ramón
Published: March 2024

Intensive consumption and massive waste generation are considered some of the most important current socio-environmental issues. In view of this, education is considered key. In this paper, we analyse one of the most widely used teaching resources in secondary school classrooms: the textbook (TB). The results of the analysis of 14 TB of 7th and 10th grade indicate that they do not establish adequate connections between the causes, consequences and possible solutions to the problem, nor do they contextualise them in the students' possibilities for action. Furthermore, the images used do not provide relevant information and are inoperative, while the activities do not favour the development of the responsibilities and commitments needed to promote changes in behaviours. Therefore, the TBs analysed do not contribute to the desired awareness, neither to the promotion of more sustainable attitudes and habits in the face of this socio-environmental problem.
Special competitive exercises and their impact on some offensive tactical skills in football
Authors: Ali Naji
Published: March 2024

The study aimed to become acquainted with the special training for striking and the effect it inflicts on some planning skills for The Force of Al-Jawiya  for men in football. The researcher used the training curriculum of the two experimental groups and the before and after control of the tests. The research sample consisted of 20 youth players who were divided into two groups equally. The researcher used a set of personal interviews, test, measurements and information and data collection. The statistical data were processed by the following mathematical means, the standard deviation, tests (t) of the associated samples, and the test (T) of the independent samples, and the conclusions were. the competitive exercises that were applied had a positive room in developing accuracy and time, competing for offensive planning skills. The overlap of basic skills and physical qualities when the planning skills lent to an increase in the ability of the player when preforming the overall plan. The recommendations were to choose more realistic and more capable exercises to respond to similar play condition to its requirements. The need to use different methods and diversify different planning performance, trainings and not rely on one style.
Pemberdayaan Masyarakat Dalam Upaya Mandiri Pangan Melaui Hidroponik
Authors: Syaifudin Andang , Astuti Fitri Puji , Dyana Hanif , Azam Abdullah , Fauziah Alvi , Roshif Mohammad Qoys , Haikal Ahmad , Latifah Afni Nur
Published: March 2024

People's need for food, such as fruit and vegetables, is increasing every year along with population growth. Efforts currently being made to meet the self-sufficient needs of the community's food are by importing, because local products have not been able to meet the food needs of the community due to the not yet optimal level of land productivity in Indonesia so that the hydroponic system is the most appropriate to address food problems because hydroponics is a cultivation system with take advantage of narrow land. The hydroponic training aims to support the introduction of more efficient and sustainable farming methods in the context of limited land and resources and then provide an understanding of farming using the hydroponic method for the people of Candi Baru RT 06/04, Genting village, Boyolali district. The MMK KKN Hydroponic training activities (special mission independent) were held on July 31, 2023. It was held in Dukuh Candi Baru Village, RT 06/04, Kec. Genting district. Boyolali coincided with a local resident's house. The hydroponic technique taught is a simple technique, namely thewick system, plant seeds taught in the hydroponic technique, namely kale, spinach, and bok choy. The results of the questionnaire recap show that the knowledge level of the participants has increased, this is shown by the graph which shows the level of knowledge after the training has increased above 80%. This shows the success of the training carried out by the Mandiri KKN Special Mission UIN Walisongo Semarang for the participants.