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A STUDY ON SIGNIFICANCE AND REGIONAL FRAMEWORKS ON THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION

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Education is the most important investment for a developing and economically prospering society. With the help of education, we can establish a civilized society.In present scenario, education is also to be included in basic needs of our life, like food, shelter, cloth and education. Therefore, the Right to Education Act (RTE) is important legislation that marks a watershed in the education system in India. The RTE Act 2009, gave a great opportunity to all the children between the ages of 6 to 14 year, so that, He /She can avail the benefit of elementary education free of cost as this act aims that \"Literacy is our fundamental right\". The purpose of this act is that \"No child will remain illiterate\". So, this paper reveals the need and significance of the RTE act in education system and will be helpful to describe the regional framework of the act.
KEYWORDS : Education, Right to Education, Opportunity, Fundamental, Society

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THE FUTURE-READY LEADERSHIP - A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE

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Leadership is currently navigating through a period of significant change as the world around us rapidly evolves. As technology reshapes the way we work and communicate, leaders must develop new skills to adapt to these dynamic environments. The rise of remote and hybrid work models, along with the increasing diversity in the workforce, requires leaders to be more inclusive and adaptable in their leadership styles. Globalization and digital transformation are also impacting how leaders operate and make decisions. Sustainability and ethical leadership have become essential considerations for modern leaders, as the demand for socially responsible business practices continues to grow. Staying ahead of emerging trends and addressing complex challenges is crucial for leaders to thrive in this transformative phase. This paper aims to explore the key forces that will influence leadership practices and management styles over the next two decades, focusing on areas like digital transformation, artificial intelligence, emotional intelligence, sustainability, and remote work. It stresses the importance of adaptive, ethical, and agile leadership in the face of global challenges, highlighting the need for leaders to possess traits and practices that can effectively navigate a multicultural, digital, and diverse workforce.
KEYWORDS : Leadership, Globalisation Challenges, Digital Transformation.

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A STUDY ON ALWAR: BEYOND THE TIGERS - A JOURNEY THROUGH HISTORY AND HERITAGE

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Nestled in the heart of Rajasthan, Alwar often gets overlooked in favor of its more illustrious neighbors like Jaipur and Udaipur. But those who venture beyond the well-trodden tourist paths will discover a hidden gem, a city steeped in history, brimming with architectural wonders, and surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty. Alwar, the \"Gateway to Rajasthan,\" offers a unique and authentic experience that will leave you enchanted. This paper aims to provide a glimpse into the captivating world of Alwar tourism, highlighting its key attractions and offering a compelling argument for why it deserves a place on your travel itinerary. Prepare to be transported back in time, as we explore the majestic forts, serene lakes, and vibrant cultural tapestry that define this fascinating destination.
KEYWORDS : Tourism, Tourist, Forts, Lakes, Attractions, Cultural

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FACTORS REFLECTING ON WORKING WOMEN RELATED TO INVESTMENT - A STUDY

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Investment is defined as any action taken today with the goal of producing a project later on. It is also referred to as the connection between harvesting returns and saving money. All of the savings must be meaningfully invested in order to promote economic growth. How much of a person\'s total savings are invested, how often they invest, what financial instruments they use, and how risk averse they are all indicators of their investing behavior. People should be aware of all the investment options when making financial decisions. Through middlemen like banks, brokers, credit unions, insurance providers, and lenders, investments are made indirectly. Financial success will result from investing funds in the appropriate instrument at the appropriate time for the appropriate duration. Investing is a craft.. Investment is an art and science, key to successful investment is focused and effective investment planning.
KEYWORDS : -Investment, Money, Savings

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ROLE OF MICROFINANCE FOR RURAL WOMEN EMPOWERMENT THROUGH SHGS

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The problem of women working in unorganized sectors in India has gotten worse since the early 1990s when liberalization and globalization emerged, as the majority of women who were involved in various forms of self-employment have lost their jobs. Even though women make significant contributions to the domestic and national economies, their labor is still unpaid and seen as only an extension of the home sphere. Self Help Groups (SHGs) dominate the microfinance landscape in India as a means of empowering the \"Unreached Poor\" by increasing their collective self-help capabilities and offering financial services to them. The quick development of SHGs has now evolved into a nationwide movement for women\'s empowerment. To combat exploitation and build the rural poor\'s confidence for economic independence, microfinance is essential, especially for rural women. They are not a \"magic bullet,\" but they have the potential to make a big difference in women\'s empowerment and gender equality. These programs have the potential to start a number of \"virtuous spirals\" of economic empowerment as well as broader social and political empowerment by helping women earn a living. These self-help groups\' (SHGs\') encouraging outcomes have drawn a lot of attention because they are demonstrating that they are a successful strategy for reducing poverty and empowering people economically. This research seeks to highlight the significance of SHGs and microfinance in the empowerment of women in India, primarily based on secondary data analysis.
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UTILIZATION PATTERN OF PM-KISAN AND RYTHU BHAROSA SCHEMES\' AMOUNT AMONG MARGINAL AND SMALL PADDY FARMERS

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The Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi (PM-KISAN) is a central sector scheme launched by the Government of India to provide income support to all landholding farmer families across the country, with a financial benefit of Rs. 6,000 per year in three equal installments . The Rythu Bharosa scheme (now renamed as Annadata Sukhibhava scheme) in Andhra Pradesh provides annual financial assistance of ₹13,500 to eligible farmer families, supplementing the PM-KISAN scheme, to support agricultural activities and improve livelihoods. The study examines the utilization patterns of the PM-KISAN scheme funds among marginal and small farmers in the Guntur district of Andhra Pradesh. The analysis reveals that a significant proportion of farmers use the funds for land preparation, seed purchases, and harvesting support. However, the utilization for purchasing fertilizers, pesticides, and irrigation purposes is relatively low. The study suggests that building on the scheme\'s successes, efforts should be made to replicate these outcomes in other areas, and capacity-building programs for farmers should be invested in.
KEYWORDS : PM-KISAN scheme, Annadata Sukhibhava scheme, Marginal farmers, Small farmers, utilization pattern of funds.

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A STUDY ON FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF SELECT NON- BANKING FINANCIAL COMPANIES (MFIs) IN TELANGANA

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This study aims to evaluate the financial performance of select Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) specializing in Microfinance Institutions (MFIs) in Telangana. The rapid growth of the microfinance sector in India, particularly in Telangana, has led to increased attention on the financial sustainability of these organizations. The research analyzes the financial health of selected MFIs through key performance indicators such as profitability, liquidity, and asset quality. Using a combination of financial ratio analysis and performance benchmarking, this study assesses the efficiency and effectiveness of MFIs in meeting their financial goals. The findings suggest that while some institutions show a positive growth trajectory, challenges such as high operational costs and credit risk management remain. The study also explores the regulatory framework and its impact on the financial performance of MFIs. The research aims to provide insights for policymakers, financial institutions, and investors seeking to enhance the sustainability and profitability of microfinance in the region.
KEYWORDS : Financial Performance, Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs), Micro Finance Institutions (MFIs), Telangana, Profitability, Liquidity, Asset Quality, Financial Ratios, Regulatory Framework.

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AN ASSESSMENT OF FARMERS\' PERCEPTIONS AND SATISFACTION WITH THE RYTHU BANDHU SCHEME (RBS) IN TELANGANA

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The Rythu Bandhu Scheme (RBS), initiated by the Government of Telangana, India, on February 25, 2018, provides financial assistance to farmers across all categories. Its primary objective is to prevent farmers from succumbing to debt and to improve their financial stability. By enabling them to procure essential inputs like fertilizers, seeds, machinery, and labour, the scheme aims to enhance effective agricultural practices. However, it falls short in addressing critical environmental and social challenges in agriculture, including soil degradation, water pollution, climate change and food security.
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DHOKRA ART OF TELANGANA: A JOURNEY THROUGH HISTORY AND CRAFTSMANSHIP

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Dhokra metal casting is an ancient Indian craft with roots tracing back over 4,000 years to the Indus Valley Civilization. This unique art form, primarily practiced by tribal artisans in Telangana, Chhattisgarh, Odisha, and West Bengal, employs the intricate lost-wax casting technique (cire perdue), resulting in distinctive handcrafted brass and bronze artifacts. Dhokra sculptures often depict deities, animals, and tribal motifs, reflecting deep cultural and spiritual significance. Despite its artistic value, this craft faces challenges such as high raw material costs, market competition, and declining patronage. However, initiatives like government support, artisan cooperatives, and global appreciation of sustainable handicrafts have contributed to its revival. With increasing demand for eco-friendly and handmade products, Dhokra art holds great potential for continued growth. By integrating modern innovations while preserving its traditional essence, this timeless craft can sustain its legacy and provide economic empowerment to indigenous artisans.
KEYWORDS : Dhokra Art, Lost-wax casting, Tribal Craft, Indigenous Art, Handmade Metalwork, Traditional Techniques, Bronze Casting, Brass Artifacts, Ancient Indian Art, Cultural Heritage, Folk Art, Handicrafts of India, Metal Sculpture, Sustainable Art, Artisan Community, Telangana Dhokra, Bastar Dhokra, Geographical Indication (GI) Tag, Eco-friendly Craft, Tribal Identity, Artisan Livelihood, Mythological Figurines, Handicraft Industry, Ethnic Décor, Museum Artifacts, Fair Trade Crafts, Revival of Traditional Art, Indian Metalwork, Sculpture Making, Rural Artisans.

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NON-GOVERNMENT ORGANISATIONS IN DEVELOPMENT: EXPLORING ROLES, CHALLENGES, AND IMPACT

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Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) have become pivotal actors in the field of development, playing diverse roles and facing numerous challenges while striving to create a lasting impact on societies worldwide. This research paper delves into the intricate landscape of NGOs in development, examining their roles, the challenges they encounter, and the overall impact they have on communities and broader socio-political contexts.
KEYWORDS : Non-governmental organizations (NGOs), NGOs in development, socio-political contexts.

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RESTRUCTURE AND DEVELOPMENT OF IRRIGATION FACILITIES IN HYDERABAD STATE

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On the samasthans themselves oft cited by scholars is the brief introduction to the largest samasthans by K. Krishnaswamy Mudiraj. Mudiraj compiled his voluminous Pictorial Hyderabad in the late 1920s and early 1930s, a time when many of the samasthans enjoyed strong leadership. Thus, his account of their administration (as well as accounts of the Nizams ruling at the time), is generous in its portrayal of the samasthan families. In addition, from the early decades of the twentieth century, several Telugu works follow a similar pattern of flattery. For instance, specific to the Jatprole samasthan, V. Sadasiva Sastrulu’s Sri Surabhivari Vamsa Charitramu, published in 1913, is accordingly generous in its portrayal of then Raja Lakshma Rao.
KEYWORDS : Restructure, Irrigation, Hyderabad State