Volume 13 | Issue 4 |

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This research paper critically examines gender-based violence (GBV) in India, focusing on the legal frameworks, implementation gaps, and societal challenges affecting women's safety. Despite comprehensive legal measures, the persistence of GBV highlights systemic flaws and social impediments. This paper aims to evaluate existing laws, identify enforcement issues, and propose practical solutions to enhance women's safety.

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Gender-Based Violence, Women's Safety, Legal Framework, Implementation Gaps, Societal Challenges, India

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This paper explores the intersection of digital cultural heritage and internet governance, highlighting the opportunities and challenges of preserving cultural memory in the digital era. It examines the role of technologies like the metaverse in safeguarding heritage, while addressing critical concerns related to cybersecurity, intellectual property, algorithmic bias, and data sovereignty. Emphasizing the need for inclusive, ethical, and sustainable practices, the paper advocates for a comprehensive international framework that ensures the long-term protection and equitable representation of cultural heritage in an increasingly digitized world.

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Cultural heritage, Data Privacy, Security, internet governance

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The study attempts to understand the mechanism for strengthening formal organizational career development support and employee engagement with the moderating impact of employment experience based on organizational support theory. Pre-existing questionnaire was used for collecting data through convenience sampling. Data were collected from a total of 397 millennial employees working information technology industry operating in India. Analysis of the data was done using structural equation modelling. The results of the study show that employment experience strengthens the relationship between formal organizational career development support and employee engagement. The study attempts to understand the importance of formal organizational career development support in fostering employee engagement. The study has also used employment experience as a moderating variable for solidifying the above relationship. Paper type - Research paper

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Keywords - Employee engagement, employment experience, organizational support theory, formal organizational career development support.

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This paper explores the dynamic evolution of Meesho, India's premiere social commerce platform, through a financial lens. By evaluating its earnings resources, expenditure styles, and danger publicity, the take a look at affords a comprehensive understanding of the corporation's strengths and weaknesses. The evaluation spans from FY20 to FY22, highlighting strategic shifts, specifically in competing against marketplace giants like Amazon and Flipkart. The paper concludes with insights into Meesho's route to sustainability and profitability.

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Meesho, social commerce, economic analysis, e-trade in India, profitability, startup investment, enterprise approach

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Glucose is one of the least stable analytes in blood sample. Estimation of true glucose level is important for diagnosis of diabetes at the earliest, monitoring control of blood sugar and also to identify high risk patients. Erythrocytes in blood utilize glucose by glycolysis by the glycolytic enzyme complexes present in their membrane. There is also reduction in blood sugar level in collected and stored blood due to glycolysis occurring in white blood cells. To avoid this reduction in the glucose level, varieties of methods are employed. Placing the blood samples in ice slurry and immediate separation of plasma from blood cells may prevent the reduction of glucose level. But this practice may not always be possible when transporting samples from the field to the clinical laboratory. To decrease glycolysis during storage, conventionally, sodium fluoride is added to blood. Other technique like use of serum gel separator is also useful in slowing down the glycolysis. It is further demonstrated by that acidification of blood samples using a combination of citrate buffer, NaF and EDTA was more effective in arresting glycolysis during storage

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Glucose, Sodium Fluoride (NaF), EDTA and Clot Activator Tubes

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In today's digital world, cyber fraud is a big threat to people, businesses, and governments. This study looks at newspaper reports on cyber fraud to understand different types of crimes, the money lost, and the risks to online security. It highlights common scams like fake investment schemes, phishing attacks, ransom ware, AI-based cybercrime, and social media fraud. By studying the victims, the research shows who is most affected and how much money is lost, ranging from thousands to crores of rupees. The findings stress the need for better cyber security, more public awareness, and stricter laws to fight these growing threats.

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Cyber fraud, financial scams, phishing, ransom ware , AI-based cybercrime, investment fraud, social media scams, cyber security risks, financial losses, cyber threats.

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Pharmaceutical companies experience two streams of marketing, a push stream aimed at the decision maker and a pull stream aimed at the end consumer.

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prescription, supply, purchase, and/or consumption of medical medicines.".

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This research report explores how strategic Human Resource Management (HRM) practices influence and enhance research performance in organizations, particularly academic institutions and research-based firms. With innovation and knowledge generation being key drivers of competitiveness and growth, the role of HR in facilitating high-quality research output has become crucial. The report identifies key HRM practices--such as talent acquisition, performance management, training and development, and a supportive work environment--that contribute significantly to the productivity and effectiveness of research personnel. The study concludes that aligning HR strategies with research goals leads to sustained innovation, greater motivation, and improved research outcomes.

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Research performance; HRM practices; Institutions of higher education; Researchers; factors.

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Analysis of volume dependence of Grüneisen parameter and melting curves for some binary solids

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Analysis of volume dependence of Grüneisen parameter and melting curves for some binary solids

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This work presents you the simplest yet robust scalping strategy designed for Bank nifty option buying leveraging price action along with VWAP confirmation and the volume OI filers to overcome the problems of complex mathematical based models. By focusing on 15-second timeframes this strategy mixes pullback and breakout scalping with strict risk management (1% capital per trade and 1:2 risk-reward). Backtested on 53 trades in different volatility regimes (low IV <15% to high IV >30%) it seeks 65% accuracy and also avoided the pitfalls of overfitting. The key innovations over here include the dynamic gap rule for VWAP reliability and the real-time filters of the liquidity (bid-ask less than 0.1%). This research illustrates the disciplined executions limited to around 10 high quality trades on a single trading day with optimal type window during the 9:45 to 11:30 outperforms the traditional overtrading approaches. Results do validate Paul Tudor Jones' (legendary hedge fund manager) philosophy which is "Simplicity in trend following yields consistent profits"

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Bank nifty, scalping, option trading.

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