Volume 11 | Issue 12 |

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A dynamic shift in consumer preferences has been observed in the food industry in recent years, with a growing demand for dining experiences that are convenient, distinctive, and of high quality. The introduction of food trucks, which are mobile restaurants that serve fine dining on the streets, is one of the trendiest reactions to this change. This case study delves into the fascinating world of business opportunities and market potential of food truck business in a competitive market. Using purposive sampling, 30 respondents were interviewed. Thus, results were comprehensively showing there is scope for food truck business.

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revenue, customer, cuisine, business opportunities, kitchens.

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Artistic exordium of Prehistoric rock shelters of Kumaon region in Uttarakhand

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Artistic exordium of Prehistoric rock shelters of Kumaon region in Uttarakhand

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Gas chromatography is a kind of separation technique in which the compounds of a gaseous and volatile substance. Samples are separated on the stationary phase held in Column. In this technique, the component of a sample is dissolved in a solvent. The solvent is vaporized in order to separate the compound or analytes by distributing the sample between two phases: Stationary Phase and mobile Phase. The mobile phase is a chemically inert gas that travels the molecules of the analyte past the heated column. In gas chromatography generally, mobile phases do not interact with the analyte. If the stationary phase is solid absorbent, it is called gas-solid chromatography or if the stationary phase is liquid absorbent, it is called gas-liquid chromatography. Gas chromatography is not traditional because of the limited number of stationary phases. In gas chromatography technique gas-solid chromatography is used with only less solubility of a solute in stationary phase (it is rare). Therefore, in most cases, gas-liquid chromatography is used. It is an instrumental approach or method used forensically in drug analysis, arson, toxicology, and food analysis.

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Gas chromatography, Mobile Phase, Stationary Phase, Instrumental analysis

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In the study of politics, power has usually been regarded as a key concept. The idea of political power assumes significance in the context of conflicts in the community and the need for their resolution. Power, action is grounded in formal laws, rules and regulations.

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Books, Literature, Dr. B. R. Ambedkar thoughts etc.

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Abstract The Panchayati Raj is a political system that is prevalent throughout South Asia, particularly in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Nepal. It is a form of local self-governance. In the history of the Indian subcontinent, this kind of community administration is the one with the longest continuous use. The Panchayat Raj is an institution that dates back to the beginning of Indian civilization. It had been around since the ancient ages, and it exercised effective authority over the village community's civil and judicial affairs throughout that time. Numerous ancient texts, such as the Rigveda, the Manusamhita, the Dharmashastras, the Upanishads, the Jatakas, and others, make extensive references to the panchayat form of administration, which is used in local governance. Changes in the political structure of India's rural communities brought about shifts in the connection between typically higher middle Dalit and caste groups. These shifts had an effect on the political structure. For the very first time in the annals of Indian social history, there is a discernible rise in the level of political mobilisation among dalits. In addition, their upward social mobility can be attributed to a growing understanding of the rights and benefits they are entitled to. The ratification of the 73rd Constitutional Amendment Act led to the decentralisation of power and decision making at a lower level, which is another significant result of the legislation's adoption. The most significant aspect of this is that reservation was extended to the lower castes in order to democratise and secularise the operation of the panchayats and to make certain that they do not continue to be under the influence of influential rural elites in the countryside.

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Keywords: Panchayati Raj, self-governance, rural communities, political mobilization, and dalits.

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After being put into effect in July 2017, the Goods and Services Tax (GST) simplified India's tax code by creating a single, unified system in place of several indirect levies. By reducing the tax burden on enterprises, this simplicity enhanced compliance and attracted foreign investment. Lower manufacturing costs, lower consumer pricing, and higher consumer spending all contributed to economic growth. This was especially the case when it came to lower logistical costs and the elimination of cascading taxes. Under the GST, effective tax collection and transparency were enhanced, and tax evasion was reduced through online filing and digitization. Despite the progress made, there are still obstacles to overcome, especially concerning SME concerns, the intricacies of the multi-slab GST structure, and the continuous endeavors of the GST Council to simplify compliance and rationalize tax rates. All things considered, the GST has a huge impact on India's economy, improving compliance, encouraging growth, and streamlining taxation. To fully realize its potential as a catalyst for economic growth, it must continue to be refined as it continues to evolve to support India's economy.

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Goods and Service Tax(GST), Digitalization, Transparency, Unified tax system, Indirect tax, Online filing, Indian economy, Cascading Effect of tax.

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The extensive use of social media in India has been on the rise among the new generation youths. In today's world, use of social media has become an integral part of everyday life of human being. This paper throws a light on pattern of social media usage and its impact on youth. The new age social networking culture has been accepted and got an enthusiastic response. It is evident from the studies that social media has both positive and negative impact on youths

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Social Media, Social Networking, Impact and Youth

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The mandated minimum monthly compensation a company must give its employees is called the "minimum wage." When the minimum wage rises, some firms can find it hard to pay higher salaries, which could result in reductions in force or a cutback in working hours. Regulations requiring a minimum wage attempt to prevent employees from exploitation and provide a fair salary, but they can also operate as a motivator for self-employment. This study determined the longstanding debate surrounding the concept of a worker's decision, emphasizing its impact on minimum wage, fringe benefits, and educational attainment. We contended that lower minimum wage and favorable fringe benefits can operate as a push factor for workers to switch to self-employment. However, higher educational attainment doesn't have much impact on self-employment. Using IBM SPSS Statistics software program, a cross-sectional quantitative technique particularly the ordinal regression analysis was used to calculate the data from the primary data collected from the participants using a quantitatively prepared survey questionnaire. Lastly, researchers recommend stakeholders, educators, and legislators encourage the development of a community in which people are able to make wise choices about self-employment.

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Self-employment, Minimum wage, Fringe benefits, Educational Attainment, Self-employed workers

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In the 21st century, India and France have been the closer of allies both diplomatically and militarily. The two countries have a long-standing relationship, with diplomatic relations being established before India's independence in 1947. Since then, the two nations have developed strong economic and strategic partnerships based on common interests and mutual respect. The objective of this research paper is to explore the different aspects of India-France bilateral relations in the contemporary globalized world. It looks into their trade ties, military cooperation, cultural links, scientific collaborations and energy partnerships. It furthermore examines how these relations have developed over time and considers their implications for regional dynamics in South Asia. This paper applies the Qualitative and comparative research perspectives to understand the bilateral relations between the two countries. It further seeks to understand India and France's bilateral relations in the current era of globalization. It argues that both countries have worked diligently and effectively to maintain strong ties, which reflect their mutual interests in regional stability and security. Furthermore, it posits that this enduring relationship has been beneficial for both countries in terms of economic growth, cultural exchanges and military cooperation. The key findings underline the veracity of bilateral relations, issues and challenges between the two countries. In conclusion, the research paper explores the potential implications of India and France's bilateral relations in the globalized world. It argues that both countries have been successful in leveraging their respective strengths to form a mutually beneficial partnership and suggests further opportunities for strengthening this relationship.

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India-France relations, Globalization, Economic growth, Cultural exchange, Military cooperation

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Abstract: in meerut, nematodes have the potential to cause substantial yield losses, yet it is not known whether farmers have knowledge of the damage these pests cause. Plant parasitic nematodes cause about 77 billion dollars annual loss to the crops throughout the world. Nematodes have been known to cause crop losses in vegetables and many cash crop like sugarcane for many years. Whereas they were once considered only a pest in coarse textured sandy soil, it was studied that nematodes are responsible for significant yield loss in sugarcane crop in district Meerut. Soil samples were collected from sugarcane fields in all the seasons from various fields. After processing of samples different genera of plant parasitic nematodes were identified from soil samples. The identification of plant parasitic nematodes was done on the basis of taxonomic keys as stylet, esophageal, median bulb, vulva or spicules. The identified genera of nematodes of sugarcane from district Meerut were Hoplolaimus, Tylenchus, Rotylenchus, Helicotylenchus, Pratylenchus, Hoplolaimus and Helicotylenchus.

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sugarcane, plant parasitic nematodes, soil sample, root sample.

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