Relationship of NIFTY 50 with Suzlon Energy

Relationship of NIFTY 50 with Suzlon Energy Author – Shaunak Pachpute   Introduction: – Suzlon, established in 1995, is a global leader in renewable energy solutions, pioneering sustainable energy across the world. They are headquartered in India and hold the title of the country’s leading renewable energy solutions provider. Their expertise lies in wind energy,… Continue reading Relationship of NIFTY 50 with Suzlon Energy

Relationship of NIFTY 50 with Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC)

Relationship of NIFTY 50 with Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) Introduction: – Established in 1956, the Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited, or ONGC, is India’s goliath in the oil and gas sector. This government-owned company plays a critical role in meeting the nation’s energy demands, contributing a staggering 70% of India’s crude oil… Continue reading Relationship of NIFTY 50 with Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC)

Relationship of NIFTY 50 with Tejas Networks

Title: Relationship of Tejas Networks with NIFTY 50.   Author: Tejas Mahajan   Introduction: Tejas Networks is an optical, broadband and data networking products company based in India. The company designs, develops and sells its products to telecom service providers, internet service providers, utilities, security and government entities in 75 countries. The company has built many IPs… Continue reading Relationship of NIFTY 50 with Tejas Networks

Water pollution

http://Sayyed Bajahat ali roll no – 51 WATER POLLUTION Water pollution can be defined as the contamination of water bodies. Water pollution is caused when water bodies such as rivers, lakes, oceans, groundwater and aquifers get contaminated with industrial and agricultural effluents. As seen in the example mentioned above, the dumped plastic bottles, tins, water… Continue reading Water pollution

business statistics

Business statistics Author Harish Vanjari Future roll of statistics MENGHINELLO et al (2 feb. 2022) xexpands The guidelines proposed by the United Nations Committee of Experts on Business and Trade Statistics and described in this paper to enhance the future development of business statistics are based upon two different but very closely related frameworks. The strategic… Continue reading business statistics

Experience of Youth on Cyberbullying.

Title: Experience of Youth on Cyberbullying. Authors: Shreya Kotian, Pranali Londhe, Madhura Bijjargi. Introduction: As young people who have grown up in a digital era, they are often victims of cyberbullying, which can lead to psychological problems and a sense of disconnection from their peers. From social media platforms to online gaming communities, cyberbullying of… Continue reading Experience of Youth on Cyberbullying.

Solid Waste Management

Solid Waste Management Author: Riya Harshad Shah Roll no: 109 Kohinoor Business School   Modelling and analysis of a symbiotic waste management system Xiong, J.et al (2017) emphasizes importance of efficient management of municipal solid waste (MSW) in today’s society is emphasised in the article; it covers issues such as limited dumping space, harmful emissions,… Continue reading Solid Waste Management

INEQUALITY IN EDUCATION

This articles discusses several research articles related to inequality in education. The key points are:- Article 1 examines whether entrepreneurship education is effective at reducing poverty and income inequality in Nigeria. It finds weak relationships between entrepreneurship education and these outcomes. – Article 2 analyzes educational inequality in the expansion of UK higher education. It finds that students from lower income families were less likely to enroll in college, and that educational inequality increased. – Article 3 uses a twin study design to examine the relationships between health, education and income. It finds weaker associations when controlling for family background using twins, suggesting other factors explain health inequalities.- Article 4 analyzes the impact of decentralizing education funding and finds it can reduce economic performance but decentralization with social security linking communities can reduce inequality. – Several other articles discuss topics like the relationships between education, health inequalities, wage inequality, returns to education over time, and the impact of education expansion on income inequality. Overall the document presents and discusses multiple research studies related to inequality in education.

UNEMPLOYMENT IN THE COUNTRY

Here is an excerpt summary of the research article -The research examines several research studies that look at unemployment trends and factors across different countries. These include studies on the impact of hiring/firing regulations, differences in unemployment rates by gender, the rise of unemployment over time, and the effect of financial crises on youth unemployment. – One study finds that stricter hiring/firing regulations moderately increased unemployment in developing countries from 1992-2008. Other limitations of objective indicators are that they cannot capture how employers judge regulation strictness.- Research on 15 European countries found evidence to reject hysteresis (permanent effects of shocks) for gender unemployment rates when allowing for structural breaks and cross-sectional dependence. Results depended on analytical approach.- Studies have explored factors influencing differences in unemployment rates between countries, like demand shocks, government policies, tax/benefit systems, labor market institutions, and societal characteristics. More “corporatist” systems responded more efficiently.- Financial crises appear to have larger and more long-lasting impacts on youth unemployment rates compared to overall unemployment. High youth unemployment persists long-term in some hard-hit countries.- Contextual factors like human resource practices and country unemployment rates influence the relationship between age and perceived employability. Higher unemployment weakens this relationship.

Stress at Workplace

Topic : Stress at Workplace Author : Ruthu Ravi Anchan   Workplace stress and health – the connection to the quality management. LAGROSEN, S.; LAGROSEN, Y (2024) state that The study confirms a well-established association between quality management values and workplace health, supported by prior research. It also reveals a novel connection between these values… Continue reading Stress at Workplace