Volume 8 | Issue 12 |

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Child labour is a serious social and economic issue in India, where millions of children are engaged in various forms of labour, often under hazardous and exploitative conditions. This study aims to explore the root causes, types, and consequences of child labour, with a focus on understanding how poverty, lack of education, and weak enforcement of laws contribute to the problem. It also examines the legal framework and government initiatives, such as the Child Labour Act and the National Child Labour Project (NCLP), implemented to combat this issue. The study highlights the physical, emotional, and educational impacts on affected children and suggests practical solutions like promoting education, raising awareness, strengthening law enforcement, and community participation. The goal is to emphasize the urgent need for a collective effort to eliminate child labour and ensure a safe, educated, and healthy future for every child.

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Labour, Education, Poverty, Laws, Unemployment, Awarness

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The environmental concerns around production of Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC) have led to a shift towards more sustainable building materials. Industrial and demolition waste material can be good alternative supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs). This study investigates the use of Recycled Brick Powder (RBPs) is crushed and finely ground mud brick and is used as a partial replacement for OPC in concrete. The pozzolanic nature of RBP allows it to react with calcium hydroxide, which could improve the long-condition strength and resistance of concrete. In this research, Concrete mixes were prepared with different percentages (5%,10%,15%, 20%) of replacement percentage of cement with RBPs. The specimens were tested for strength after 7,14,28 days of curing. Microstructural analysis was done to understand the impact on the concrete. The 10% and 15% RBP replacing degree remained the same, while a 20% replacing led to a noticeable diminution. The pozzolanic chemical reaction at lower RBPs resulted in a denser and refined construction Reducing RBPs and minimizing building and destruction waste material and lowering the Cement in concrete products are some of the challenges addressed by the reuse of RBP. Up to 15% of RBP can be used as a sustainable cement replacement in concrete for general and non-critical structural application. This in turn promotes the green building practices and aligns well with global construction sustenance frameworks

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Recycled Brick Powder (RBP), sustainable concrete, partial cement replacement, mechanical strength, pozzolanic materials, construction waste reuse, circular economy

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Like many other countries, India is exploring the possibility of adopting digital currency as a part of its monetary system. Modi government brought a revolutionary movement towards the era of digital transaction in India by demonetization of currency in 2016. Though it was swift decision for the country like India where more than 90% transactions are in cash mode, people are accustomed with it but within the short period of time, they introduced the digital mode of payment. The adaptation of digital methods for payments is facilitated by phenomenal increase the use of smart phones and for digital payments PAYTM, BHIM UPI, PHONE PAY, Google Pay etc. digital modes of payments are popularly used. The paper will try to explore the global outlook on digital currencies in selected countries and will attempt to examine India's digital currency transition and it's present as well as future implications.

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Demonetization, Global Outlook, Digital payment, Present and future implications.

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Among all of the human senses, vision is one of the most important, and it plays a critical role in comprehending the surroundings around you Visually challenged people find it challenging to go about outside without assistance. As a result, this research is an attempt to develop a low vision object detection system. As a result, the following is required: It requires, among other things, a camera, an application, and an audio device. We developed and deployed an Android app that makes use of the phone's camera A vision-impaired person uses a camera to detect objects in their environment. In addition, the Application will inform the user of the object's direction as well as their distance from it. The programme will use an audio device such as headphones or the phone's speaker to give the visually impaired user the name, direction, and distance of the object. Visually challenged persons will be able to converse with each other using this way. This technology will allow visually impaired persons to travel around independently by educating them about the many items around them.

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Object detection, distance and orientation of the object, TensorFlow API, audio output, visually impaired.

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The Gangasagar Mela is a significant Hindu pilgrimage and festival held annually at Gangasagar, where the Ganges River meets the Bay of Bengal in West Bengal, India. Celebrated on Makar Sankranti (January 14 or 15), it is second-largest Hindu fair after the Kumbh Mela, attracting millions of devotees who come to take a holy dip at the confluence, believed to wash away sins. The mela has deep historical roots, being mentioned in the Mahabharata and linked to the legend of Kapilmuni. Pilgrims perform various rituals, including offerings to Lord Surya and worship of Kapil Muni. Modern infrastructure, such as temporary camps, jetties, and ferry services, supports the large influx of pilgrims. In recent years, attendance has surged, with over 51 lakh devotees participating in 2023. The mela combines ancient spiritual practices with contemporary logistical efforts, ensuring a safe and organized experience for pilgrims.

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Gangasagar Mela: a wonderful history related with Hinduism.

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Education must depend on learning not in time. In schools across the country, time is the constant and the quality of learning is the variable. To get a high school certificate, students must attend school for roughly six hours a day, 180 days of the year and for 12 to 13 years. Some students graduate ready for the Ivy League and others are barely able to read. Competency-based learning is a comparatively modern approach to learning design. It is gaining immense popularity by industry-leading corporates as well as universities since it shows a definite improvement in skills and job results. On one hand, businesses can ensure that their workforce is competent for the task they are assigned to, and on the other side, users are confident that they are equipped with the right knowledge to perform their tasks. Competency-based education is a system in which students are empowered daily to make important decisions about their learning experiences, how they will create and apply knowledge and how they will demonstrate their learning. The objectives of this article are to highlight the formative role of Competence-based learning in comparison to traditional learning systems. The study also tries to indicate needs of competence-based learning in the focus of equity in education and why NEP 2020 advocates competence-based education systems as a fundamental pillar for future.

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Education System, Learning Goals, Competency & Education Policy.

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This paper provides a comparative analysis of three distinct sports management models in India: public, private, and non-profit. Each model is essential to the development of sports in the country, yet their structures, operational methods, and contributions differ significantly. The study evaluates the performance, governance, and financial frameworks of these sectors while identifying the challenges faced by each. Based on data from various reports, case studies, and interviews with key stakeholders, this paper provides insights into how these sectors can collaborate to improve India's sports infrastructure and athlete performance on the global stage.

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Sports Management, Public Sector, Private Sector, Non-Profit Organizations

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Srimaddeveebhaagavate Maanasa Yagnasya Vaisishtyam

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Srimaddeveebhaagavate Maanasa Yagnasya Vaisishtyam

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The concept of sustainability has gained significant attention across various domains, including human resource management (HRM). As organizations recognize the need to adopt environmentally friendly practices, the integration of sustainability into HRM has become crucial. The study's goal is to arrive at a new concept - green human resource management function - through an examination of the meaning of the environmental, economic, and social dimensions of sustainable development for organisations, the benefits of implementing the concept of sustainability in organisations worldwide, and the importance of embedding sustainability in HRM practises. The research relies heavily on previously collected data. This study provides a theoretical foundation for expanding the Green HRM research agenda via a narrative approach informed by a literature evaluation. Relevant information is collected from various sources, including electronic databases, websites, published papers, journals, magazines, and newspapers. Articles on Green HRM were retrieved for this study from several online libraries. Thus, Green Human Resource Management has the responsibility to create green awareness among the new talent and the existing employee working for an organization, encourage their employees to help the organization to reduce the causes of environmental degradation through green movement, green programs and practices, retain the resources for the future generation.

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Sustainability, Human Resource Management, Green Environment

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One of the main problems of all nations, or for whole world, is the problem of poverty. In the midst of plenty there are those who suffer dire misery. According to the World Bank, more than half the world's population is poor. In this paper I will raise the question that, do the affluent have any obligations or moral responsibility in alleviating poverty. I will also focus on the ethical basis for our concern for poverty as a global issue.

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Poverty, Morality, Society, Food&Society

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