Volume 10 | Issue 1

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The World Business Council for Sustainable Development in its publication, Making Good Business Sense, has stated that Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is the continuing commitment by business to behave ethically and contribute to economic development while improving the quality of life of the workforce and their families as well as of the local community and society at large. The paper discusses that for sustainable development of business and the industry, it is a must that the Corporates, actively and benevolently, indulge in CSR activities. Section 35 of the Companies Act, 2013 read with Schedule VII to the Act, gives details about Corporate Social Responsibility. The paper discusses, how CSR was a need but has now become a necessity, post the Covid-19 Pandemic. The organizations should understand and focus on being sustainable. That is not only the organizations should be economically viable but also have a positive impact on the society. The Covid-19 Pandemic has been largely disruptive not only in India but for the global economy as well. While coping with the distress that the Pandemic has unleashed, a large number of families have fallen into indebtedness and made distress sale of assets; many families were forced even to reduce food intake leading to nutritional distress. The paper discusses that this is where large corporations, by means of CSR, can help in reviving the economy at a much faster pace.

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Sustainable development, Social Responsibility, Post Covid-19 scenario.

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The purpose of this study is to examine the viewpoints of students from two different fields on the benefits and drawbacks of taking an online exam during the Covid -19 pandemic. The opinion of students on how to improve the future administration of online exams was investigated. A self-made questionnaire was used to assess overall satisfaction and adaptability of the present online exam. Cronbach's alpha was used to assess the questionnaire's reliability. To guarantee maximum participation, survey method was used. For this survey, 234 Commerce and Science students replied. In the study population, Commerce students were more accepting of the online trend. All students are prepared to learn in an online format in the future. Science students analyses place a strong focus on technological adaption in the day-to-day teaching and learning process. Online examinations are more economical and environmental friendly, it needs due consideration in education sector for future permanent implementation. This study emphasizes the necessity to investigate a platform for interactive practical demonstration in the future.

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Online Exam, Education, Evaluating, Internet, Technology.

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COVID-19 disease, Social-distancing, Consumer behavior, Online shopping.

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coronavirus, COVID-19, Insurance industry, GDP, Financial Planning, IRDAI

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Challenges, Academic leaders, Higher education

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Recently , most changes influencing medical services frameworks have zeroed in on working on the nature of care and containing costs. This has driven numerous researchers to advocate the appropriation of Health Information frameworks, when we talk about particularly electronic clinical records, assisting patient with utilizing simple choice by featuring their expected advantages. This investigation depends on a near examination utilizing a numerous strategy way to deal with look at the execution of a similar electronic clinical record framework at Mumbai and Pune city in various clinics. Its discoveries offer bits of knowledge into the cycles of the selection of advancement and its execution in a medical services setting. The need to advance, especially in the heath care is a must the choice to develop, the execution interaction and thusly, the outcomes delivered are very unmistakable at each examination site. This near contextual analysis uncovers that what has all the earmarks of being the equivalent can be very unique: this can be because of a few conditions at the association, the association's qualities, and the cycle of execution embraced. We need to comprehend these components to have the option to plan and oversee such projects later on.

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electronic medical records, health care, innovation, implementation

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The pandemic's outbreak has had a long-term impact on India's small and cottage industries, particularly agriculture. The purpose of this research was to see how COVID-19 affected the agro-based industry in Panchgani, Maharashtra, during the lockdown. It investigates how the lockdown has affected agriculture and agro-based sector production. It also aims to figure out how the research area's impact on dairy farming and cheese production. Agro-based industries are those that rely on agro-products as a source of raw materials. In Panchgani, the agro-based industries "Pure Gold" and "Pure Berry's" are the most prominent. I believe that the producers have suffered losses as a result of transportation and selling of their goods. Farmers had to raise losses in the case of milk and agricultural goods due to price drops during the lockdown. Industry had to deal with a debt issue and postpone short-term investment decisions. As a result, experts estimate the cost of the COVID-19 lockdown at 4% of GDP. The industry's long-term viability has been assessed using both primary and secondary data. During this pandemic, net profit drops by 15% to 20%.

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Agro-based industry, COVID-19 effect, losses, debt issue, raise losses.

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Agriculture is the backbone of Indian Economy. About 65% of Indian population depends directly on agriculture and it accounts for around 22% of GDP. Agriculture derives its importance from the fact that it has vital supply and demand links with the manufacturing sector. During the past five years agriculture sector has witnessed spectacular advances in the production and productivity of food grains, oilseeds, commercial crops, fruits, vegetables, food grains, poultry and dairy. India has emerged as the second largest producer of fruits and vegetables in the world in addition to being the largest overseas exporter of cashews and spices. Further, India is the highest producer of milk in the world.

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INDIAN AGRICULTURE: DEVELOPMENT IN PRESENT SCENARIO

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significance, role, government initiatives, problems and suggestions of women in agriculture sector in India

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Performance Appraisal, Work from Home, COVID-19 Pandemic, Lockdown.

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E-studying presents an event of ability improvement and know-how advantage from anywhere, each time and anyplace. Seminaries and superior schooling institutes are dealing with closures because of the unfold of the COVID-19. During this era a conspicuous effect is located in soak up of virtual literacy via way of means of students and professionals. Now an afternoon there may be range in e-studying structures. These structures may be a cellular apps, videotape conferencing apps or LMS. Software .The motive of this exploration is to observe colourful conditioning executed in e-studying terrain. This paper will gift the relative evaluation of considerably espoused e-studying structures like Google meet and Zoom meeting. This observe could be salutary for teacher whilst espousing a web literacy platform.

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Online teaching platform, E-learning during COVID-19, Google meet and Zoom meeting.

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The global irruption of COVID-19 has severely impacted the Money markets because of lockdown and decreasing demand in the whole world. There have been fall in the price of crude oil has further deteriorated the economic scenario. There were more than million of people affected in India and nearly thousand of people have died because of corona virus. This research paper presents the impact of COVID-19 on the India's stock market and it's impact on investors and Traders. In India there are 2 Major Stock Exchanges i.e. Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and National Stock Exchange (NSE) both the exchange have there own indices ,for the research I will use Nifty 50 as the main index and how does it performed during Covid 19 .

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COVID-19, Bombay Stock Exchange, National Stock Exchange, Stock market, Nifty 50.

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Swiggy, Strategies, Sustainable business, COVID-19

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Informal Payments, Angadia, Hawala, Diamonds, Trusted Unofficial Couriers, alternative remittance systems, underground banking, Reputation Based Remittance System

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COVID-19 has adversely impacted the international finance in a very unexampled way. India has seen its worst phase of finance when compared to past twenty-four years. This empirical paper focuses on the impact of COVID-19 on stock markets with a special reference to NIFTY banks. The paper uses secondary data for the research, the data was mainly collected from official websites of NSE and BSE. The closing price of the shares of these banks have been taken for the calculation from the period of October 2019 to July 2020 by dividing the time period into pre-COVID-19 and during COVID-19 and a comparison analysis is made to know the impact by using Annualised standard deviation measure. The findings highlight the impact on the share prices of Nifty banks.

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COVID-19, Stock market, Nifty banks, Shares

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The study focuses on the concept of Ind AS a converged with IFRS and applicability of the same in India. As stated by MCA it has been made mandatory to all the sectors of business. A critical analysis of the concepts Indian GAAP, IFRS and Ind AS are studied. Few references are taken into consideration for drawing out the below findings and conclusions. This will help in throwing out light on the standards introduced in the country and will create base to the future framework to be add on to the related concept. IFRS and GAAP being concepts acceptable and practiced globally are to be converged and applied in the framework of Ind AS. This study is basically a approach towards enlightens based upon the key aspects of the newly formed standards.

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IFRS, Ind.AS, Convergence, Adoption, India.

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This paper aims to identify the common characteristics of pandemic-related fraud and any threats specific to pandemics and financial crises most similar to COVID-19 in modern times. The study's findings outline several novel crime types and tactics that have emerged during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic and have never been seen before. Advances in technology, and operations by enforcement of law and government guardians. Many scams appear regardless of the state of the economy, but some specific scams, particularly internet scams, appear during pandemics. Similarly, economic crises uncover certain previously undetected scams, while economic crises drive scams that stem from and cause bankruptcies. The report examines primary data and secondary data. Primary data was collected from the questionnaire method using online Google forms and circulated in the Mumbai region. Secondary data were collected from different government records, journals, books, etc. What we can learn about the responses of individuals and organized crime to specific initiatives and other activities. These include social distancing, loan/mortgage freezes, retiree cash payments, capping cash payments in favor of contactless payments, greed for profit through the sale of health products, welfare fraud, identity abuse, IT fraud through data manipulation and telephone tariffs, corporate fraud payroll fraud, wage theft or dishonestly underpaying Employees, consumer fraud, insurance fraud and contractual dishonesty in non-return of deposits on bookings or non-repayment of government-guaranteed loans. The finding of the study investigates the trust factor of online payment and different fraud and we also measure the correlation between the trust factor and online payment. Scams using phishing and supply. Scammers pose as health organizations and businesses to get personal and financial information, as well as offer counterfeit COVID-19 test kits, supplies, vaccines, and remedies. Scams involving stimulus checks or economic help. According to reports, the government will assist in mitigating the virus's economic impact by giving money by check or direct deposit. The government, on the other hand, will not ask for a charge or personal or account information in exchange for the monies. Scams involving charities. Fraudsters solicit funds for fictitious or non-existent charities. Malware distribution via "virus-tracking apps" or sensationalized news reports. Scams involving service providers. Scammers pose as doctors or hospital employees and call victims, claiming to have treated a family member or friend with COVID-19 and demanding payment. Bank workers falsely claim that banks are restricting deposit access or that bank deposits are unsafe. Scams posing as "research papers" claim that publicly traded corporations' products or services may prevent, diagnose, or cure diseases. COVID-19.

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COVID 19, scam, fraud, digital payment

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Apparels and electronics are the most frequently purchased items from E-retailers. The most important factors which motivate the respondents to shop online are availability to shop at discounted price and availability of consumer reviews and product rating information. Moreover, due to the unprecedented lockdowns of Covid-19 pandemic, the sales of e-retailing websites saw a surge due to increasing demand for contactless shopping. Descriptive research was conducted to conclude the study.

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E-retailing, Net Generation

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Communication is the activity of conveying information through the exchange of ideas, feelings, intentions, expectations, perceptions or commands by speech, writing, and gestures and by other means between two or more participants. The process requires a source/sender who encodes information in the form of a message which is transmitted through a medium/channel to a recipient who then decodes the message and gives necessary response/feedback.

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