Volume 13 | Issue 5 |

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One crucial and essential component of society that controls how society functions is education and science as well . It strikes a deep chord with each society's desires and aspirations. Because of this, education cannot be immune to societal changes that occurs all around us. Therefore, each technological development has an effect on the way that education is conducted in the modern world, either directly or indirectly.Educational Technology (ET) is the effective organization of any learning system adopting or adapting itself to techniques, procedures, and products to serve identified educational goals. This entails careful identification of the aims of education, understanding of the diversity of learners' requirements, the settings in which learning will take place, and the breadth of supplies needed for each of them.

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Innovation In Education , Science, Industry and Technology

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Viksit Bharat ki or agrasar prathamik siksha pranali me mid day meal yojana ki bhumika: apvyay evam avrodhan ke sandarbh mein

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Viksit Bharat ki or agrasar prathamik siksha pranali me mid day meal yojana ki bhumika: apvyay evam avrodhan ke sandarbh mein

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Community-led initiatives have emerged as powerful drivers of change in the realm of local environmental protection. This qualitative study, conducted in Acmac, Iligan City in 2020, delves into the motivations, strategies, challenges, and outcomes of community-led initiatives, shedding light on their transformative potential. Through interviews, participant observations, and document analysis, the study explores the themes of community empowerment, collaborative decision-making, environmental justice, sustainable practices, and policy advocacy. The findings reveal the significance of bottom-up approaches, emphasizing the role of community engagement in achieving environmental sustainability. The study contributes to the literature by filling gaps in understanding and providing insights into the dynamics and effectiveness of community-led initiatives. The implications of the findings extend beyond the local context, highlighting the need for inclusive environmental practices and policy frameworks. By fostering community empowerment and collaborative action, this research sets the stage for future research and the promotion of community-led initiatives worldwide.

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change at the grassroots; community-led initiatives; local environmental protection

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Urbanization, while being a driver of economic growth, has led to significant environmental degradation. This study explores how integrated urban planning and sustainable architectural practices can help mitigate these challenges and promote the development of eco-friendly cities. The paper investigates the importance of green building materials, renewable energy use, urban green spaces and waste management in shaping environmentally resilient urban environments. A qualitative approach using case studies and literature review was adopted to analyze global urban sustainability trends. The findings underscore that sustainable architecture coupled with thoughtful planning enhances energy efficiency, reduces pollution and supports urban biodiversity. The research concludes with a call for interdisciplinary collaboration among architects, urban planners, policymakers and environmental scientists to design cities that are not only functional and inclusive but also ecologically sustainable.

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Urban Planning, Sustainable Architecture, Eco-friendly Cities, Green Infrastructure, Energy Efficiency

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Self-regulated learning (SRL) is a crucial skill that enables students and teachers to take control of their educational and instructional processes. Digital learning platforms provide an interactive environment that fosters goal-setting, self-assessment, and progress monitoring, enhancing SRL among secondary school students and teachers. This qualitative research explores the role of digital learning platforms in promoting SRL while identifying challenges encountered in their implementation. Data was collected through in-depth interviews and focus group discussions with secondary school students and teachers. Findings indicate that digital platforms significantly contribute to SRL development by supporting independent learning and teaching strategies. However, barriers such as digital literacy gaps, inadequate infrastructure, and low motivation levels hinder optimal utilization. The study suggests improvements in digital accessibility, teacher training, and student engagement strategies to maximize the benefits of digital learning platforms.

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Self-regulated learning, digital learning platforms, secondary education, teacher training, student engagement

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The opportunities and difficulties associated with the gig economy's rapid expansion are examined in this study. The gig economy is a mode of employment where individuals work for themselves or on a contract basis, getting paid for each task they do.Freelancer.com, a global marketplace for crowdsourcing and freelancing, claims that India is among the top nations in the world with a growing gig economy culture. India is seeing the following major trends in the gig economy: The number of retirees working gigs is increasing, blockchain-based payment systems are becoming more prevalent, blockchain-based marketplaces are emerging, technology is taking over the employment process, and more contract workers are being hired by well-established businesses. The gig economy helps the economy in several ways, including reducing unemployment, increasing labour force participation, boosting demand, and increasing productivity. Increased service availability and better matching that better meets their demands could be advantageous to both consumers and enterprises. It also presents numerous difficulties: It lowers salaries. Working lives become episodic as a result. It shifts the risk to regular people, which leads to increased stress and mental illness. Pensions, sick pay, holiday benefits, and parental leave are not provided by gig work. Lending to persons with unstable employment makes mortgage providers cautious. The recommendations for businesses, individuals, and the government to help them take advantage of the gig economy are also included in the report.

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Gig Economy: Challenges and Opportunities in India

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The integration of traditional and nutritious crops into the hospitality industry fosters sustainability, culinary diversity, and cultural preservation. This study examines the role of indigenous crops, such as millets and pulses, in enhancing food security and promoting eco-friendly practices in hotel operations. Traditional crops offer high nutritional value, resilience to climate change, and a lower environmental footprint compared to commercial crops. The hospitality industry plays a vital role in shaping food trends, making it a key driver in the resurgence of these crops. Case studies of ITC Hotels, Taj Hotels, and The Oberoi Group demonstrate successful initiatives incorporating traditional grains into menus. Despite challenges such as supply chain limitations and guest preferences, solutions like farm-to-table sourcing, staff training, and consumer education can facilitate greater adoption. This research highlights the importance of partnerships with local farmers, sustainable sourcing, and marketing efforts that promote health-conscious and eco-friendly dining. By embracing traditional crops, hotels can enhance guest experiences while contributing to biodiversity conservation and local economies. Future research should explore innovations in sourcing and consumer behavior to further integrate traditional crops into hospitality.

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Traditional Crops, Sustainable Hospitality, Culinary Diversity, Food Security.

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The growing urbanization across the globe has posed significant environmental challenges, including climate change, resource depletion, and the loss of biodiversity. As cities continue to expand, the need for eco-friendly, sustainable, and resilient urban environments has never been more pressing. Urban planning and sustainable architecture play pivotal roles in shaping the future of cities, ensuring that development aligns with environmental, social, and economic sustainability. This paper explores the critical role of urban planning and sustainable architecture in creating eco-friendly cities. It emphasizes the importance of integrating green building technologies, sustainable transport systems, efficient resource management, and climate-responsive designs into urban planning frameworks. The paper also discusses case studies of cities that have successfully implemented sustainable urban practices, offering valuable insights for policymakers and urban planners aiming to build more resilient and eco-conscious urban spaces.

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"The Role Of Urban Planning And Sustainable Architecture In Achieving Eco-Friendly Cities"

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Ambitious human development initiatives can be accelerated and possibly accomplished more quickly than without the aid of artificial intelligence (AI), a technology that is on the verge of breakthrough. AI technologies have the potential to provide leading solutions to the world's most pressing challenges, including climate change, and to progressively deliver improved health, education, and economic growth. This articlepaper discusses various aspects of AI's role in promoting sustainable development, including the pros and cons of using AI and the role of ethical leadership to promote equitable and inclusive advancement. To draw conclusions from various sources based on artificial intelligence, qualitative research approach applied in this article paper. This articlepaper reveals the importance of artificial intelligence in various fields of our life to achieve the sustainable development goals earlier in future.

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artificial intelligence, UN Agenda 2030, ESD, innovation, equality.

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This paper explores the critical role of digital evidence systems in cybercrimeinvestigation, emphasizing their importance in identifying, analysing, and prosecuting cybercrimes. Cybersecurity, defined as the protection of networks, devices, and data from unauthorized access and attacks, is increasingly challenged by the complexity of cybercrime, which encompasses a wide range of illegal activities facilitated by digital technologies. The paper outlines the components of digital evidence systems, including identification, collection, acquisition, preservation, analysis, and reporting, highlightingthe need for a systematic approach to handling digital evidence. Furthermore, it discusses the implementation of thesesystems, focusingon thenecessity of training law enforcement personnel, standardization of procedures, collaboration among agencies, privacyprotection, and adherence to legal standards. The findings underscore that effective digital evidence systems are essential for modern cybercrime investigations, ensuring that justiceis served while safeguarding individual rights.

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Cyber Security, Cybercrime, Digital, Digital evidence, system, e-mail spoofing, cyber-attacks, fraud.

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