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SOCIO-ECONOMIC AND BEHAVIOURAL FACTORS OF CHILD STUNTING

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Undernutrition in childhood is the most common type worldwide and is known as stunting or linear growth failure. The question of whether children who are stunted before the age of 24 months can catch up in terms of growth and cognitive development in later life is still up for debate. The most undernourished children in the world live in India. India likewise represents more than one-fifth of worldwide youngster passings and its portion on the planet\'s absolute weight of kid underweight surpasses 36% (UNICEF, 2011). India\'s undernutrition rates are among the highest in the world and even exceed those of some sub-Saharan African nations with lower growth rates and lower incomes. By identifying children with low weight-for-age Z-score (WAZ) and height-for-age (HAZ) in pediatric primary health care clinics and enrolling them in a national nutritional program that operates at clinic sites and in the community, effective nutrition supplementation and follow-up can be achieved.
KEYWORDS : undernutrition, chikdren, growth, Functions

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THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL IMPACTS OF DIFFERENT FORMS OF INTERNAL MIGRATION IN INDIA

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Particularly in developing nations, migration is a rather new phenomena. It has both advantages and disadvantages. The goal of the current article is to track internal migration in India. We\'ll also make an effort to concentrate on shifting migration trends and problems in India. When migration occurs, it causes a number of issues. It has been attempted to discuss migration in India in terms of the social and economic effects it has on both source and destination regions. The article also gathers some data on migration patterns starting in 1991. Census of India and NSSO are the sources of data for the current article.
KEYWORDS : Mobility, NSSO, Pull and Push Factors, and Migration

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UNEMPLOYMENT AND CRIME: A SOCIOLOGICAL STUDY OF INDIA

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Crime can be defined in many ways, most simply as the breach of the rules that govern society. there are numerous variables related to crime. these include: poverty levels; family stability; individual and societal health; social and cultural background; along with geographic, demographic and political considerations. it is further argued that there exists a clear correlation between crime rates and inequality in this study, some of the most significant socioeconomic factors are utilised to measure the relationship with a crime such as GDP, HDI, inflation rate, and rate of unemployment in India. To investigate the Cointegration and causality relations among the socioeconomic factors and crime rate to applied such as Critical Analysis. The initial analysis examined is from the year 2008 to 2018. Here data was first collected about unemployment rate and crime rate. Subsequently, an ANOVA test was conducted and a graph of comparison was plotted. the unemployment rate was always in conjunction with an increase in the crime rate. The second analysis deals with the period during Covid-19, i.e., from 2019 to 2021. It can be concluded that socioeconomic progress always not assured the crime
KEYWORDS : Quality of life, social pollution, socioeconomic factors, Crime, society

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POLITICAL PARTICIPATION AND EMPOWERMENT OF DALIT WOMEN

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This article reveals the Political Participation and Empowerment of Dalit Women. In 1993, the Parliament of India passed the 73rd and 74th Amendments, which reformed the structure of the government in 1994. All states have allocated 33 percent to women, families, and tribals. This provision helps marginalized women participate in decision-making by providing equal opportunities to participate in local government activities as per the 73rd Amendment; Dalits participate in Panchayat Raja decisions, planning, and implementation. However, the Participation of Dalit women among local government candidates is limited, mainly due to caste barriers. Women’s participation in open politics significantly impacts the governance of any country. The Concept of Political Participation and Empowerment, Empowerment Theory, Relating Political Participation and Empowerment, Historical Background of Women, Emerging identity of Dalit women, Women and Ambedkar Movement, Rights of the Dalits, The Concept of Dalit, Empowerment of Dalit Women, Political Empowerment of Dalit Women through Panchayat Raj Institutions.
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CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS OF WOMEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP

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Our nation depends on talented workforce. Indian women are emerging as potential entrepreneurs with skills and knowledge adapting to the changes by entering into various businesses. Through inspiration of successful women they are motivated . In the present scenario women are contributing a lot to the society. The functions of women entrepreneurs are to introduce innovations by exploring prospects of starting business, continuously undertaking risk , attributing to work hard , with direction and coordination . Today there is an increase in participation of women in Indian businesses . Development of women not only develops them economically but leads to overall development of nation. Women entrepreneurship helps them to develop socially , economically, personally to become self-reliant . In order to be successful they have to face multiple challenges with lot of aptitude . This paper attempts to study the capacities required for women entrepreneurs to be successful for the betterment of the nation.
KEYWORDS : women entrepreneur, innovations, risk, competencies

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A CONCEPTUAL AND HISTORICAL ANALYSIS OF SECULARISM, WITH EMPHASIS ON ITS SIGNIFICANCE IN INDIA

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Religious freedom advancements led to conscience freedom in this chapter. It shows how state-religion separation is becoming one of the most commonly accepted concepts in history. It explores how mainstream religion views secularism. This chapter discusses public religious liberty. This chapter covers the idea\'s history. Why limit religion? Religious freedom in society: why? Conflict identification: how? The secularism-religious freedom debate will address these and other concerns. How the Indian democracy will protect religious freedom secularism. This section discusses secularism\'s importance, history, and components as well as secular and state.
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A STUDY ON THE RIGHTS OF WOMEN IN INDIA

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Although India is a nation where goddesses are venerated, there are still many atrocities and crimes against women there, including sexual assault and harassment. The rights that women are guaranteed by the Indian government are crucial for assuring their protection. The basic rights that women possess are examined in this essay along with its significance for their safety and personal development. Women\'s rights include, among others, the right to equal pay for equal work, the right to dignity and decency, the prohibition of harassment in the workplace and domestic violence, the right to free legal counsel, the freedom from nighttime arrest, the right to lodge complaints online, the prohibition of indecent representation, the prohibition of stalking, and the right to file no charges.
KEYWORDS : Women rights, Society, Right to get free legal aid

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STUDY ON COLLECTION OF REVENUE FROM INCOME TAX IN INDIA

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Without income, the government is unable to carry out its many duties. It must carry out several tasks that will cost the public a lot of money. Public funding is required to cover this expense. One of the key ways the government makes money is via taxes. Taxes have a long history. It has been imposed from the beginning of time. A total of 3.3% of India\'s population submitted returns in the 2010–11 tax year, compared to 39% for Singapore, 46% for the USA, and 75% for New Zealand.As a result, the government makes several attempts to gradually include more and more individuals in the taxation system in order to raise public money. To broaden India\'s income tax base, a number of tax changes were implemented in the tax system. The main focus of this essay is on the effects of major tax changes on income tax receipts, trends, and patterns in India after those reforms. The analysis is based on income tax data spanning 28 years, or from the 1991–1992 fiscal year through the 2018–19 fiscal year.
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AN ANALYSIS OF DIVIDENDS AND EARNINGS QUALITY IN THE INDIAN CONTEXT

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The complex interrelationship between dividends and profits quality is examined in this research study in the context of the Indian business environment. Dividends are a crucial part of how shareholder money is distributed, and the quality of an organization\'s profits is a key sign of its financial success and openness. This research aims to experimentally analyze the connection between dividends and earnings quality and how it affects different stakeholders. The research makes use of a substantial dataset that includes financial and accounting data from a wide range of Indian enterprises representing all sizes and industry sectors. Through a multidimensional methodology that takes into account accruals manipulation, earnings management, and the integrity of financial reporting, the quality of earnings is assessed. To identify possible trends and connections, dividend-related variables such as dividend payout ratio, dividend yield, and dividend coverage are examined in combination with earnings quality indicators. The research sheds light on the direction of causation between dividends and profit quality using sophisticated econometric methods. The research adds to the body of knowledge by illuminating possible methods by which dividends may be impacted by earnings quality and vice versa. The research also investigates how corporate governance systems and legal frameworks in India influence the link between dividends and profits quality. For a variety of stakeholders, including investors, financial analysts, regulators, and politicians, the findings of this study have important ramifications. A better understanding of the relationship between dividends and earnings quality may help investors make wise choices, analysts evaluate the financial health of a company, and regulators improve corporate governance standards. In the conclusion, the research aims to further the conversation on dividends, earnings quality, and their contribution to improving the sustainability and transparency of Indian firms.
KEYWORDS : Dividends, Earnings Quality, India, Financial Reporting, Corporate Governance, Shareholder Wealth, Accruals Manipulation, Earnings Management.

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HOW TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS HELPS TO MANAGE STRESS IN EMPLOYEES OF ONGC, RAJAHMUNDRY ASSET

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The execution and results of training and development initiatives targeted at reducing stress among employees at Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC) are the main topics of this abstract. The organization\'s performance depends on the employees\' health and productivity; thus, managing stress through efficient training programs can be beneficial. The study used quantitative questionnaires to evaluate the success of ONGC\'s stress management training and development programs. The research involved a sample of executives from various organizational levels and departments. According to the findings, employees at ONGC experience a lot of stress as a result of their roles\' high levels of responsibility and accountability, strenuous workloads, and operational difficulties. However, the study discovered that stress management-focused training and development programs benefited participants. Enhanced resilience in dealing with workplace stresses, improved coping mechanisms, and higher awareness of stress-related issues were some of the main benefits of the training and development programs. Participants said they now understood the value of work-life balance and how it affects general well-being. The report suggests that ONGC Limited improve initiatives for employee development and stress management training in light of the findings. These include providing access to ongoing training opportunities, encouraging open discussion about stress-related issues within the workplace culture, and facilitating frequent training sessions. Supporting employees in ONGC Limited requires training and development initiatives focusing on stress management. The beneficial effects of such programs on staff performance and well-being highlight the significance of stress management as a key component of ONGC\'s dedication to employee welfare and organizational success.
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UNVEILING THE INVESTMENT INSIGHTS: FACTORS SHAPING WORKING WOMEN\'S INVESTMENT DECISIONS AND AWARENESS

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This paper delves into the investment behavior of working women, investigating the factors that impact their investment decisions and their level of awareness regarding different investment avenues. Recognizing the distinct perspectives and challenges faced by working women in the investment realm is essential for providing tailored support and guidance. Through an analysis of the factors influencing their investment choices and an evaluation of their awareness levels, this study aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the investment landscape for working women. The insights derived from this research have the potential to empower working women, enabling them to make informed investment decisions and attain financial independence. Financial institutions and advisors can benefit from these findings by tailoring their services to better serve the specific needs of this demographic.
KEYWORDS : Working Women, Investment Behavior, Financial institutions, Awareness, etc.

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UNVEILING THE INVESTMENT INSIGHTS: FACTORS SHAPING WORKING WOMEN\'S INVESTMENT DECISIONS AND AWARENESS

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This paper delves into the investment behavior of working women, investigating the factors that impact their investment decisions and their level of awareness regarding different investment avenues. Recognizing the distinct perspectives and challenges faced by working women in the investment realm is essential for providing tailored support and guidance. Through an analysis of the factors influencing their investment choices and an evaluation of their awareness levels, this study aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the investment landscape for working women. The insights derived from this research have the potential to empower working women, enabling them to make informed investment decisions and attain financial independence. Financial institutions and advisors can benefit from these findings by tailoring their services to better serve the specific needs of this demographic.
KEYWORDS : Working Women, Investment Behavior, Financial institutions, Awareness, etc.

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A STUDY ON PERCENTAGE OF GROSS NON-PERFORMING ASSETS OF REGIONAL RURAL BANKS (RRBS) OF INDIA

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This research paper worked on measuring Non-Performing Assets of Regional Rural Banks of India. Regional Rural Banks are the banking organizations being operated in different states of India. They have been created to serve the rural areas with banking and financial services. Rural banking institutions are playing a extremely imperative part for adaptable expansion of rural areas of the nation. In order to support the rural banking sector in recent years, Regional Rural Banks have been set up all over the country with the objective of meeting the credit needs of the most under privileged sections of the society. This research aim is that to analyze the Non-Performing Assets of RRBs The study is based on secondary data collected from RRBs websites, reports of the bank, magazines, journals, documents & other published information. The study covers the period of six years i.e. 2008-2013The Statistical Tools like Mean and Standard Deviations is used to analyse the data and Minimum and Maximum have also been deployed to analyse the data.
KEYWORDS : Banking, Rural Banking, Percentage of Gross Non-Performing Assets,Net Non-Performing Assets.

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ROLE OF LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT ON SALES OF SELECTED CONSUMER PRODUCTS

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Customers are the buyers of products and services. They also might be the final consumers of the products and services. Marketers need to identify these end users and frame marketing plans rather than considering the wholesalers and retailers who actually are the intermediaries in the process of purchasing. Although these channel members are important for a marketer; yet it is wise on their part not to dissipate their energies toward these as the ultimate users decide the fate of the firm’s products and services. Marketers, therefore, should consider the consumers and then develop their plans of action. Here lies the essence of marketing – the consumer is the king and all actions should start with this notion in mind.
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