Volume 11 | Issue 12 |

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An employee in the banking sector works to fulfill the needs of his family. Many hours, days, and years of his life are spent at work. His workplace and conditions are a concern for his family and mental health. It also has a wide range of working conditions and product sizes. If the work condition is favourable, the worker will perform mental labor and it will have a good effect. On the contrary, working conditions can have a bad effect on the productive mentality and health of the employees. Not only does it affect the efficiency of employees, but it also has a positive relationship with labor wages, migrant labor, and labor relations in the banking sector. In Indian banks, job descriptions are yet to be elaborated to include individual positions within a branch or branch department. and control offices. Job profile and job requirements are not defined." improving productivity and performance culture; Creating talent management practices; Creating succession for key critical and leadership positions; develop ownership, accountability, professionalization and organizational mechanisms for sustainable human capital management; Transformation of HR function from legacy driven HR to developmental HR, etc.

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Banking sector, Employees, working conditions

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The NVDA open-source applications we have experienced as very useful aids for the integration of people suffering from visual impairments, from hypotension to actual blindness. The application is based on speech synthesis and has been experienced by disabled Academic Staff and students. The second experience is oriented to Library Patrons with low residual vision, and it provides their educators and parents with easy-to-use tools for image manipulation, specially designed for exploiting residual visual abilities.

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NVDA, Nonvisual Desktop Access, windows, operating system, Libraries, Screen Reading Software

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Shorea tumbuggaia is an endemic endangered medicinal important plant species of Dipterocarpaceae family. In general, seed is the most common form of propagation for afforestation in which breeding stock is usually retained. The fruits are winged and mature with 20-30 days. The seeds lack Dormancy, some seeds germinate before falling from the tree and some seed germinate as soon as they fallen from trees. The percentage of germination is high but seedling production is very less of 0.01%. Now this tree facing high risk of extinction in wild due to ecological conditions. Invitro propagation is one of the best alternative method to conserve this plant to some extent. A high rate of success in percentage of germination was obtained by placing healthy seeds on MS medium supplemented with 2 mg/I BAP. The combination of (0.5mg/I) NAA or IAA is more effective in bringing quick germination. Shoot production was greatest in cotyledonary nodal explants on modified MS medium with BAP 5mg/l+ 0.5 mg NAA and the shoots were successfully rooted. There is an urgent need to protect this endemic plant by both Invivo and Invitro methods.

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Seed phenology-KN - Kinetin, BAP - N6 - Benzyl Aminopurine ; IAA - Indole 3 - acetic acid; IBA - Indole butyric acid; NAA - 1 - Napthalene acetic acid.

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The present study examined the socio-economic status of salaried women in the Meerut district of Uttar Pradesh. with the increasing development, the status of women in India has also changed. Today, besides their household duties their contribution to the workforce has increased. this study focuses on the socioeconomic status of salaried women in Meerut district. Salaried women faced many problems and opportunities in their lives. 100 salaried women respondents were selected for the study. This study concluded that salaried women faced different kinds of problems and opportunities in their lives.

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Keywords: Socioeconomic characteristics of the respondents, salaried women, problems and opportunities

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The framework of corporate reporting has undergone a sea change in the recent past due to change the continuous regulatory pressure and stakeholders' pressures. The corporates have started focusing on the sustainable development principles into their business. The corporates have started publishing their initiative towards the environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles. In this study, we reviewed the ESG reporting different aspects in the corporate reporting. The review paper focuses mainly on the four main aspects of ESG literature i.e. ESG and firm performance. The review focused mainly on the peer reviewed articles published since 2008. The finding presents the lack of research in emerging countries. The literature mainly focused on the relationship between the ESG disclosure and firm performance. The literature also provides the non-uniformity in the results in the relationship between the ESG disclosure and firm performance. The literature review presents a scope of research in emerging countries like India. The implications of this study are stakeholder, future researchers in understanding the literature in sustainable finance.

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ESG, Firm Performance, Corporate Governance

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As the global economic dynamics continue to evolve, this analysis delves into the key factors shaping the future of India's exports and the potential impact on the nation's economy. The study examines the current state of India's foreign trade, considering various aspects such as policy frameworks, geopolitical influences, technological advancements, and global market dynamics. It further explores the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for Indian exporters, taking into account the lessons learned from recent trade patterns and disruptions. One critical aspect of the analysis is the role of emerging markets and strategic partnerships in shaping India's export landscape. The study evaluates the impact of regional trade agreements, bilateral collaborations, and multilateral engagements on the diversification and growth of India's export portfolio. Technological advancements, particularly in the realms of digitalization, automation, and artificial intelligence, are integral to the future of foreign trade. This abstract assesses the role of technology in optimizing supply chains, enhancing logistics, and facilitating e-commerce, thereby influencing the competitiveness of Indian exports on the global stage. Furthermore, the study considers the environmental and sustainability dimensions of foreign trade. It explores how India can align its export strategies with evolving global expectations related to environmental responsibility and sustainable development.

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Keywords: bilateral collaborations, sustainability, partnerships, geopolitical influences

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Asthma, a heterogeneous and chronic respiratory condition characterized by variable expiratory airflow limitation and chronic airway inflammation, affects individuals globally, with a prevalence ranging from 1% to 18%. In India, approximately 2.05% to 3.5% of the population is affected. While asthma is seldom a direct cause of mortality, its impact rises exponentially after middle age, particularly in low- and middle-income groups. Complementary approaches, such as the Buteyko breathing technique, present an alternative for managing asthma symptoms. Originating in Russia in the 1950s, this method involves specific breathing exercises, breath-holding, and a recommended four-week treatment protocol. Studies suggest its efficacy in reducing asthma symptoms and improving walking capacity.

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Asthma, Sugarcane workers, Buteyko breathing technique, walking capacity, Borg scale

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Mustard one of the popular oil seeds is investigated for drying in Batch fluidized beds. Experiments were conducted to assess the kinetics of drying for the variation in the inlet air temperature, the inlet air flow rate and the solids holdup in the fluidized bed. The drying rate was found to increase significantly with increase in temperature and with flow rate of the heating medium, while decrease with increase in solids holdup. The duration of constant rate period was found to be insignificant, considering the total duration of drying. The drying rate was compared with various exponential time decay models and the model parameters were evaluated. The page model was found to match the experimental data very closely with the maximum root mean square error (RMSE) of less the 2.0%. The experimental data were also modeled using Fick's diffusion equation and the effective diffusivity coefficients was found to be within 1.69x10-11 to 3.26x10-11m2/s for the range of experimental data covered in the present study with RMSE less than 4%.

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Fluidized Bed, Drying Kinetics, Food Grain Drying

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Misuse, abuse, and nonmedical use of prescription and OTC drugs are terms used to describe the misuse of these drugs. Misuse refers to using drugs for purposes other than those prescribed or recommended. The scope and magnitude of the problem of misuse and abuse of prescription drugs is increasing worldwide. The main factors are availability, Accessibility, affordability, perceived safety, and self-medication. If you or someone you know is struggling with substance misuse, it's important to seek help from a healthcare provider or a local support group. Conclusion In conclusion, the misuse of prescription and over-the-counterdrugs is a growing public health concern. This review has Highlighted the various ways in which these drugs are Misused, the reasons behind this misuse, and the potential Health risks associated with such behavior. It is clear that more Needs to be done to educate the public about the dangers of Misusing these drugs, and to provide better support for those Who are struggling with addiction. Furthermore, stricter Regulations may be needed to prevent these drugs from falling into the wrong hands. Ultimately, it will require a concerted Effort from healthcare professionals, policymakers, and Society at large to address this issue effectively.

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Misuse, Drug interaction, OTC Drugs, Prescription, Medicine, Patient, Pharmacist, Prescriber, Abused, Non-Medical.

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The Reserve Bank of India has implemented several cashless transaction or payment systems from time to time to check corruption, black money and money laundering in the country. Which includes paper based instruments like cheque, demand draft etc. and online payment settlement systems like ECS Credit, RECS, ECS Debit, EFT, NEFT, RTGS etc. After the achievements made by India in the field of information technology after 2000, internet based online transactions have been started by mobile banking, ATM or point of sale machines, UPI etc. The number of paper based transactions was 12067 lakhs in the year 2016-17 which has come down to 6999 lakhs in 2021-22. Similarly, there has also been a decline in the value of paper-based transactions. On the contrary, card payments and retail electronic clearing like ECS Debit, ECS Credit, NEFT, IMPS, NACH, UPI etc. have increased both in terms of percentage and value of total transactions. But at the same time the cash to GDP ratio in the Indian economy has also increased to 14.7%. Along with this, the number of fraud cases in online transactions is also increasing continuously and the amount involved has almost doubled from 2018-19 to 2020-21. The conclusion is that with the expansion of the economy, the number and value of cashless transactions have increased but at the same time the cash-to-GDP ratio has also increased, indicating that India is moving towards a cashless economy along with economic growth but the rate of progress is slow. In order to reduce the increasing number of frauds in online transactions along with the progress towards cashless economy, there is a need to promote strong online payment system and financial literacy among the people; so that the economic loss to the people can be reduced and online transactions can also be made popular.

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Cashless economy, Digital transactions, Cashless transaction challenges

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