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THE SILK ROADS: GLOBALISATION BEFORE INDUSTRIALIZATION

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Our worlds were globalized by the Silk Roads millennia ago. They started in the second century BCE with commerce that flowed out of Han China, and they didn\'t come to a stop until the Europeans entered the spice trade in the fifteenth century BCE. Before reaching eastern, central, and western Europe, the landed Silk Roads connected modern-day China, Kazakhstan, Russia, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, India, Iran, Afghanistan, Ukraine, and Belarus. After a brief overland passage through the Arabian Peninsula, the maritime Silk Roads passed through ports that straddled modern-day Vietnam, the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Iran, and the Gulf Arab states before continuing on to Alexandria, Venice, Genoa, and Cadiz in the Mediterranean.
KEYWORDS : Silk road, globlization

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A STUDY OF FRAMEWORK FOR MEASURING PATIENT AND FAMILY SATISFACTION WITH HEALTHCARE SERVICES

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Patients and their families are the direct customers of healthcare services, which is a vital and expanding sector of the economy. The goal is to build a conceptual and complete model that is inclusive to understand and identify variables influencing patient and family satisfaction with healthcare services. Thirty publications in all were examined to determine the variables influencing satisfaction. It has been discovered that communication plays a crucial role in addition to the numerous medical, paramedical, pathological, and administrative services, which in turn fuels good behaviors like loyalty. To maintain high levels of patient and their families\' satisfaction, healthcare services require constant and routine monitoring to identify issue areas and subsequently start service delivery improvement. The uniqueness of this survey resides in the fact that in addition to patient happiness, family satisfaction is also examined.
KEYWORDS : Healthcare services, communication, and patient and family satisfaction.

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A EDUCATIONAL REFORM SYSTEM IN INDIA: A VISION OF SOCIALISM, DEMOCRACY, AND SECULARISM

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Those who regarded the state as an agent of welfarism said that its implementation would have ensured educational justice, reduced social inequality, and created a more democratic society and government. Recent neoliberal policy changes in the country have destroyed even that welfarist capitalist state. The paper claims that capital dominance causes unfairness and inequality in Indian education. It also claims that democracy and socialism via a Common School System can only be accomplished through a major social revolution, but that we should continue to make education more equal and accessible.
KEYWORDS : Society,Government,Social.

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STUDY OF THE STRUGGLE FOR CHILDREN\'S EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS IN INDEPENDENT INDIA

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Children are seen as human beings with rights to protection, security, and chances for complete development, thus protecting their rights are very important in civilized societies. Human resources are an integral aspect of every nation and may be improved via education, particularly through enhancing the fundamentals. It is believed that education is the key to an individual\'s growth and development. As India gained independence, the constitution made primary education both free and required. On August 15, 1947, India gained independence from British rule. After gaining its independence, India had the chance to create a system or platform that would enable it to educate the greatest number of its citizens. Indians also had the chance to alter their past educational systems and policies in accordance with the demands of the nation. Several more policies, programs, Acts, and commissions have been established since the University Commission, Secondary Education Commission, and Hunter Commission, but the educational rights of children are still not being met. In many ways, they are denying them the right to an education. They face discrimination and rejection for a variety of reasons, starting from the family to the classroom and from there to society. The purpose of this essay is to analyze children\'s educational rights in the context of independent India. The current study will consider the flaws still existent in India\'s educational system that may be the cause of violations of children\'s educational rights. In this essay, the researchers will look for measures to ensure that all children in India have equal access to education, which is currently being violated.
KEYWORDS : Educational rights, Independent India

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STRUCTURAL VIOLENCE AGAINST DALITS, AND CONSTITUTIONAL SAFEGUARDS AND EMPOWERING WOMEN IN INDIA

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This article deals with “Structural Violence against Dalits, and constitutional safeguards and empowering women in India”. Although nation-building aimed to create a unified society, social and cultural attitudes toward the caste system have become stronger in recent years. Despite India\'s diverse socio-economic culture and liberal economic and political conditions, criminal prosecution remains ineffective. Behind it is a cultural institution whose influence is stronger than rational and human thought. Laws and commissions should prevent abuses and promote the social integration of Dalit people. Although the effort failed, it attracted the attention of major victim support organizations. Structural Violence against Dalits, Various structures of violence against Dalits, The Constitution of India and the Rights of the Dalits, Repeal of the Civil Rights Act of 1955, Provisions of the Scheduled Castes and Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989, National Commission for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, Constitutional and legal rights of empowering women in India, Legal Provisions for Women\'s Empowerment in India.
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A STUDY ON IMPACT OF LABOUR LAWS AND ITS GLOBALIZATION

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The most common name for India\'s labor and employment law is \"Industrial Law.\" Industrialization is one of the most crucial factors in any nation\'s economic expansion. The business alone is not responsible for the beginning and growth of industry; However, it requires the hard work of all stakeholders in the industry, including workers, managers, entrepreneurs, and supervisors. Different regulative endeavors have taken their most memorable action toward government assistance, impartial freedoms, civil rights, social value, and equivalent work cooperation as a partner at equality starting from the presentation of the government assistance state idea in our country\'s initial long periods of autonomy. Numerous labor laws have been enacted with the goal of enhancing the health, safety, and well-being of workers; because each worker is economically disadvantaged and has limited bargaining power, to protect workers from restrictive terms; to help and empower the association\'s workers; to determine working environment clashes; to enforce programs like labor welfare and social insurance, among others.
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THE IMPACT OF CSR ON FINANCIAL RESULTS: A SURVEY OF THE LITERATURE

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Corporate social responsibility (CSR) has expanded rapidly in recent years. One of the key issues in the discussion of whether CSR is valuable for the company in terms of its impacts on financial performance (FP) has been extensively studied and experimentally investigated. Various academics have conducted a number of studies to look at the connection between CSR and FP. The findings of these research have been shown to be quite inconsistent. This can be because various approaches and strategies have been used to research the connection between CSR and FP. This study makes an effort to compile the earlier empirical research articles and papers that explain how CSR affects a firm\'s financial performance.The major emphasis of the essay is on the several kinds of variables—independent, dependent, and control—that have been used to investigate the connection between CSR and financial performance. According to the current study, the majority of research articles/papers (66%) show that corporate social responsibility has a positive impact on a company\'s financial performance, while only 5% of the articles/papers examined show that there is no significant correlation between CSR and FP. While 10% of the research articles/papers examined indicate conflicting findings on the influence of CSR on FP, the remaining 18% suggest that CSR has a detrimental effect on FP of a business.
KEYWORDS : Financial Performance, Literature Review, Corporate Social Responsibility

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ROLE OF G.VENKATASWAMY IN TELANGANA MOVEMENT

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The main objective of this paper is to probe the role of G.Venkataswamy in Telangana movement. Initially this movement started for safeguards and mulki issues turned into a separate state. Telangana Praja Samiti established for this purpose. This movement first launched by the students later it converted into a mass movement. More than 370 students were died in police firing and many were wounded. It became real peoples movement. Many important personalities of Telangana participated in it, G.Venkataswamy is one among them. In this paper the estimation is made about the role of G.Venkataswamy’s contribution towards the movement.
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CYBER-PHYSICAL SYSTEMS: PRINCIPLES AND ARCHITECTURES: A REVIEW

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Researchers are working on CPS designs and models in an effort to improve system performance and realize the full potential of the system as Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) are becoming more and more prevalent in both business and academia. The goal of this study is to provide a comprehensive overview of the modeling and designing CPS projects carried out during the last five years. We outline three main categories of CPS, including smart cities, smart manufacturing, and smart healthcare. We also provide an overview of the most current models and architectures for each class. We identified a number of outstanding problems and potential future research topics based on the reviewed literature.
KEYWORDS : CPS Model, CPS Architecture, Cyber-Physical Systems, Smart Healthcare, Smart Manufacturing, Smart City.

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STUDY ON INTERPRETATION OF IMAGES ON ANCIENT COINS

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A variety of issues that fall under the broad category of autonomous, computer vision-based study of ancient coins have gained more and more attention in recent years. Despite this study endeavor, the outcomes obtained by the state of the art are still subpar and far from performing well enough for any practical application. We provide a number of contributions in the current article that we hope will be helpful to the interested community. First, we clarify that the approach of visual coin matching, which is used in every paper on the subject currently in print, is not of practical interest because there are far more types of ancient coins than there are of those types that have been imaged, whether in digital form or otherwise. Instead, we contend that attention should be paid on comprehending the semantic information contained in coinage. Therefore, we provide a unique approach that extracts and associates semantic ideas with the appropriate coin images using real-world multimodal input, and then use a novel convolutional neural network to learn the appearance of these concepts. We provide very encouraging findings using empirical data on the biggest data collection of historical coins in the actual world.
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A STUDY ON RURAL INDEBTEDNESS IN INDIA

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Importance of Provincial Obligation: There is an outrageous neediness in the rustic region of the country. In this way, the rustic individuals are getting a weighty measure of credit routinely for meeting their necessities required for creation, utilization and for meeting social responsibilities. Thus. obligation passes from one age to another. Despite the fact that they get consistently yet they are not in that frame of mind to reimburse their advances routinely as on the grounds that either credits are bigger or their horticultural creation isn\'t sufficiently adequate to reimburse their previous obligation. Consequently, the obligation of ranchers progressively expands prompting the issue of serious level of provincial obligation in our country. This article endeavors to examine rustic obligation in India.
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A STUDY ON CAUSES OF INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION IN INDIA SUBJECT TO INDEPENDENCE TIME

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It was when there was no, power, radio, TV, PC, web, vehicles, and so forth and individuals work with their hands so by this they burn through a ton of time in their works. However, after the Industrialization, their life completely changes. Those work which requires some investment presently handily finished in minutes. Modern Transformation makes human existence more development and extravagant. Many individuals on the planet partake in the advantages of Industrialization. People of this age truly do substantially less work than the past age. Countless individuals appreciate great wellbeing offices, schooling, travel, a daily existence which is never conceivable without Industrialization. Modern improvement likewise assumes a vital part in giving work and expanding the economy of the country. Industrialization is a cycle where the economy is changed from farming merchandise to the assembling of products and work supplanted by motorized large scale manufacturing. Furthermore, the time of Industrialization is called Modern Upset what began in the nineteenth hundred years.
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IMPACT OF WORK-LIFE BALANCE AND STRESS AMONG EMPLOYEES OF ONGC, RAJAHMUNDRY ASSET

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The main subject of this abstract is the study of WLB(work-life balance) and stress among employees at Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC), a sizable company in the oil and gas sector. Due to their positions and responsibilities, ONGC\'s personnel frequently confront particular difficulties, making it crucial to comprehend the impacts of stress and work-life balance on their general well-being and job performance. To acquire complete data, the study used quantitative surveys. An ONGC sample of employees from all departments was chosen to participate in the study. According to the findings, long working hours, high levels of responsibility and accountability, workload and deadline demands, operational difficulties, and shift work requirements all contribute to the severe work-related stress employees in ONGC suffer. They suffer negative effects on their wellbeing and WLB due to these stressors. The study also emphasized how crucial organizational culture affects stress levels and work-life balance. Stress levels were found to be lower and work-life integration stronger in organizations that emphasize work-life balance and give supervisors the support and resources they need. The report put forth a number of recommendations to solve the problems found. They included optimizing job distribution, offering stress management training and mental health assistance, establishing flexible work arrangements to aid employees in managing their responsibilities, and fostering a work-life balance culture across the organization. The study emphasized the value of a healthy work-life balance in improving the general job satisfaction, productivity, and well-being of employees at ONGC Limited. The company can create healthier and more efficient staff, increasing performance and employee retention, by adopting techniques to reduce stress and promote WLB.
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