By Prof. Dr. Seda Yıldırım
One of the biggest problems of the present day is the conflict between climate change and sustainability. It necessitates adaptation to practices that require long-term and permanent transformations to combat climate change…
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By Dr. M Subramanian, Dr. S Sekar and Dr. S Pugalanthi
This research examines the transformative impact of fintech and digital payment systems on Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in Tamil Nadu from 2017 to 2024…
By Sumaya Jan and Sameer Hussain Gull
Social media has transformed from a simple communication medium into a powerful engine for economic growth in India…
Social Media and the New Economy: Driving Growth in India’s Digital Era Read More »
By Aishwarya Potphode
he rise of neobanks has introduced a significant shift in the global banking sector, with India emerging as a key player in this transformation. Neobanks, which operate exclusively through digital platforms without any physical branches, utilize cutting-edge technologies like artificial intelligence, blockchain and data analytics to offer seamless, personalized banking experiences…
India’s Neobanks Redefining Banking for Financial Inclusion and Digital Transformation Read More »
By Sachin Rathour and Saket Kushwaha
This article explores India’s evolving tax retaliation strategies and trade policies in the agricultural sector, emphasizing their alignment with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) across different political regimes…
By Prof. Dr. Arhan Sthapit & Dr. Rashesh Vaidya
Elections are vital to democracy, ensuring representation, peaceful transitions, and stability. They resolve conflicts and legitimise leadership. However, dissatisfaction among youth voters due to political infighting and slow governance has created negative perceptions. Social media significantly impacts political engagement, and educating new voters is essential for strengthening democracy and fostering informed participation…
The Power of the People: Assessing Voter Participation in Nepal’s Political System Read More »
By Prof. (Dr.) Mehak Jonjua
In byzantine democratic processes, political manifestos seem to be quite an important string that connects the aspirations of people, Raunak, M. S., Chen, B., Elssamadisy, A., Clarke, L. A., & Osterweil, L. J. (2006)…
Manifestos in Jammu & Kashmir: Bridging Aspirations with Reality Read More »
By Mr. Uday Umachagi & Prof. Smita Nadiger
The budget for the financial year 2024-25 aims to balance economic growth with fiscal prudence, focusing on infrastructure development, social welfare, and digital transformation. Key allocations include significant investments in transportation, healthcare, and education to drive long-term growth…
By Ms. Atiba Batul
The National Pension Scheme Vatsalya, as introduced in the Union Budget of India 2024, represents a pivotal step towards ensuring financial security and dignity for the elderly. Its comprehensive design, coupled with strategic budgetary support, positions it as a cornerstone of India’s social security framework…
By Mr. Babajan Desai & Prof. Smita Nadiger
The 2024 Union Budget of India prioritizes achieving “Viksit Bharat” through robust employment and skilling initiatives. Key measures include establishing working women hostels, providing wage support for new employees, and implementing incentives for EPFO contributions…
