Volume 6 | Issue 1 |

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No matter what we do, the environment is all around us. Everyone should value saving the environment, even though human resource management practices have received a lot of attention for their role in improving an organization's ability to generate positive outcomes, it has been suggested that organizational-level results are too distant to accurately assess the impact of HRM practices on contextual and actual levels. Organizations now see the value of strengthening their social consciousness and sense of responsibility for the environment. Many organizations are offering their services for free to conduct business more sustainably. Biodiversity issues are getting worse day by day. As a result of accumulating evidence of environmental disturbance, there has been a steady rise in worldwide environmental awareness A green employee is committed to resolving environmental challenges by incorporating green practices into both his personal and professional life. Green HRM has received particular attention as a result of awareness and sustainable development in the field of environmental management.

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Human Resources, Green HRM, Environmental, Paperless, Green Buildings

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Wetlands are essential elements of the environment. Between deep water and upland ecosystems, they serve as an ecotone and an interface. Therefore, scientists refer to these places as "cradles of biodiversity", "biological supermarkets", "kidneys of landscape", "repository of resources", etc. to recognise their multi-tasking role. It is needless to say that a developing country like India and a state like West Bengal, where land is ploughed up over centuries for crop cultivation, studies are necessary to create more avenues, inter alia, to generate superior resources even from hitherto under-utilized sources. Although it has been discovered that these wetlands are a rich source of aquatic flora and wildlife, neither their economic utilisation nor growth orientation is adequate. Therefore, the primary goals of the current study are to identify the resource potential of the study area's wetlands and to propose strategies for more advantageous uses of wetlands from an environmental and economic perspective. Both primary and secondary data have been created and utilised with the aim of evaluating their resource potentialities and their capacity to provide diverse economic applications.

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Wetland, Resource potentiality, Economic utilization.

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The utilization of phytoecdysteroid in synchronizing larval-to-pupal ecdysis is the recent technology. Considerably, commendable work has been conducted on utilization of phytoecdysteroid in synchronizing larval ripening, just before the beginning of pupal stage in B. mori. The application of phytoecdysteroid freed the silkworm population from the internal clock and forced the silkworm population to behave as an independent population to complete larval ripening and other components in larval-pupal ecdysial process. Previous studies were mostly of laboratory studies. In this study we tried to initiate to shift these studies from laboratory to the farmers rearing houses. In the silkworm growth, there are several aspects of economic importance such as hatching duration, larval-to-larval moulting durations and larval-to-pupal durations. These measurements in terms of time are dealt separately using index computation in various studies. On the other economic quantitative traits such as silkworm egg hatching percentage, silkworm brushing percentage, larval ripening percentage, cocoon weight, shell weight and shell ratios etc., are to be dealt in a different way, with evaluation index. All the heterozygotic hybrid improvement studies are the economic silkworm rearing characters in standard rearing packages at laboratory level only. Evaluation of such characters under different temperature and humidity conditions at farmer level is studied. In this direction, a common evaluation index, based on the evaluation index value, a method used in educational system in Japan to determine student's merit. It is to be remembered that the multiple trait evaluation index was adapted to judge the superiority of various silkworm hybrids in a different context of farmers' rearing house conditions, using CSR2 x CSR4. In a precise expression, the present study is aimed at quantification measurements of reducing durations (hatching duration, moulting durations, ripening durations etc.) on one hand through computing index values and evaluation of quantitative economic traits (such as egg hatching percentage, brushing percentage, larval ripening percentage, cocoon weight, shell weight, shell ratio etc.,) on other through computing evaluation index are at farmers' rearing house conditions proposed.

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phytoecdysteroid, Index computation, multiple trait evaluation index, quantitative economic traits.

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This paper tries to identify the environmental factors and analyses the effect of environmental influences on ICT adoption. For this study survey method is administered with structured questionnaire, conducted among the professional staff of the university libraries as well as face to face interview were conducted for data collection. From the collected data research has analyzed the potential environmental influences like competitive pressure, external support, and institutional interventions on the adoption of ICT. Result shows the identified factors positively effect on ICT adoption

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Market Competition, External support, ICT adoption, Intervention, environmental influence

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Trust, Risk, confidentiality and Security, are broadly utilized in different investigations done by numerous controls, and they are frequently mistakenly allowed to nearly as equivalent words. The point is to clear up the ideas from the buyer perspective in internet business. The discoveries of our subjective examination recommend a few connections between the four ideas and fills in as building obstructions for further research. Electronic business has expanded significantly as of late, as a result of the transformation in data innovation. The administrations given by online business organizations could be influenced by a few factors, for example, protection, security, trusts and saw dangers. In this paper, we propose a fundamental hypothetical model that researches the connection between protection, security concerns, and saw dangers, and how it would identify with clients' dimension of trust in internet business. An overview that includes 100 members has been directed and broke down testing various theories concentrated on concentrate the qualities of each factor, and its impact on the apparent dangers related with startling circumstances. The aftereffects of this examination think about demonstrate that a positive relationship exists between the apparent dangers and a portion of the security properties, for example, control and notice. A positive relationship additionally exists between the apparent dangers and a portion of the security traits, for example, private and uprightness. Further, the investigation exhibits a positive connection between saw dangers and clients' dimension of trust.

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ABSTRACT -- Trust, Risk, confidentiality and Security, are broadly utilized in different investigations done by numerous controls, and they are frequently mistakenly allowed to nearly as equivalent words. The point is to clear up the ideas from the buyer perspective in internet business. The discoveries of our subjective examination recommend a few connections between the four ideas and fills in as building obstructions for further research. Electronic business has expanded significantly as of l

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The environment always interfered by the concept of development. On the growing awareness of the risk on humans the new generations joining hands with Governmental Policies and Laws have reconciled economic development with environmental protection which is needed for further generation technically termed as Sustainable Development. Sustainable Development under International Law is to sought for solutions to parallel problems of global environmental degradation and global lack of social and economic development, by asking for these challenges to be addressed in an integrated way, for the interests of present and future generations as per-The Brundtland Report. The international treaties and the decisions of international courts and tribunals have explicitly recognized the concept of sustainable development which is related to the economic, social development and environmental protection Environmental law and the other laws on development stand not as alternatives but as mutually reinforcing, integral concepts, which require that where development may cause significant harm to the environment, where there is a duty to prevent, or at least mitigate such harm which has become the main principle of general international law, India being a Ratified Country, has implemented many domestic policies and Laws to give effect to the International Laws. This Article is an effort to bring in together the international treaties and legal instruments and its impact on Indian Law.

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Sustainable development, international treaties, Domestic laws, eco protection

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The Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) has been a significant policy initiative aimed at generating employment opportunities in rural India. This research paper presents a comparative analysis of the employment generation impact of MGNREGA in two districts of Jammu and Kashmir - Poonch and Kupwara. The study aims to assess the effectiveness of the scheme in providing livelihood security and reducing poverty in these distinct regions. The research adopts a mixed-methods approach, combining both quantitative and qualitative data collection methods. Secondary data from official government records and reports, including the Ministry of Rural Development (MoRD) and the respective state governments, are utilized to analyze the employment generation outcomes of MGNREGA in both districts before the year 2018. The findings reveal variations in the employment generation outcomes of MGNREGA between Poonch and Kupwara districts. While both regions have witnessed an increase in employment opportunities, the factors influencing the extent and effectiveness of employment generation differ significantly. The paper concludes by highlighting the strengths and weaknesses of MGNREGA's implementation in Poonch and Kupwara, offering policy recommendations to optimize its impact on employment generation and rural development in the region.

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MGNREGA, Employment Generation, Livelihood Security

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Ion association constants, thermodynamic parameters, 5-p-tolylthiocarbamido-1-naphthol (L1).

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This article examines the impact of demonetisation on the Indian dairy industry. Demonetisation, which refers to the sudden withdrawal of certain banknotes from circulation by the Indian government in November 2016, had a significant impact on the Indian economy, including the dairy sector. The dairy industry, which is a major contributor to India's agricultural economy, was particularly affected by demonetisation due to the cash-intensive nature of the sector. The article analyses the impact of demonetisation on the Indian dairy industry by assessing changes in milk production, procurement, and distribution. The article finds that demonetisation had a short-term negative impact on the dairy industry, resulting in a decline in milk procurement, production and sales in the months following the policy implementation. However, the industry was able to recover relatively quickly, thanks to the adoption of digital payment methods and increased government support. The article also discusses the long-term implications of demonetisation on the Indian dairy industry, including increased formalisation of the sector, greater transparency, and a shift towards digital payments. While demonetisation had some negative short-term effects on the dairy industry, the policy may have contributed to long-term improvements in the sector's efficiency and sustainability. Overall, the article provides valuable insights into the impact of demonetisation on the Indian dairy industry, highlighting both the short-term challenges and long-term opportunities resulting from this policy.

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Demonetization, Indian economy, Dairy industry, Cashless transactions, Rural India, Milk production, Milk processing, Supply chain, Milk cooperatives, Farming community, Consumer behaviour, Government policies, Economic reforms, Digital payments, Market fluctuations, Impact analysis, Small-scale dairy farmers, Dairy product prices, Livelihoods, Financial inclusion.

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