Editorial

S.P. TiwariIndia's world of work stands at an inflection point. India's workforce must increasingly find place in formal employment, supported by written contracts, adequate wages, and comprehensive social protection, so that the gains of…
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Dr Sachchidanand Joshi "Mother, I bow to thee!Rich with thy hurrying streams,Bright with thy orchard gleams,Cool with the winds of delight,Dark fields waving, Mother of might,Mother free.Glory of moonlight dreamsOver thy branches and…
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Prof K S Chandrasekar Marketing has emerged as a tool to generate revenues in this competitive environment. Usually the traditional marketing communication using the basic tools were used in various sectors including tourism. However,…
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Dr. Umesh KumarIn India, sports are not merely a source of entertainment; they have become a powerful medium of national pride, social transformation, and women's empowerment. For a long time, Indian society regarded sports as an activity…
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A.K. SawhneyIn a shocking revelation that shakes the very foundation of judicial independence, former Chief Justice of India N.V. Ramana, while addressing a convocation at VIT-AP, Amaravati, stated that his entire family had been subjected…
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Vijay KumarImagine a future India where goods glide on barges instead of trucks, logistics corridors slide along rivers instead of highways, and the carbon footprint shrinks even as trade expands. That future is not fantasy-it is within…
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P K MAM (I make no claim to perfection - this is but a humble attempt to share what has been read, heard, reflected upon. The intention is not to compare religions or philosophies, but to explore how different civilizations -…
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Dr. Jitendra SinghStanding at the threshold of global scientific renaissance, technology enriched India today is no longer a follower, but beckons others to follow her.Over the past decade, under the visionary leadership of Prime Minister…
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Baby SharmaLiving in 21st century people are more aware about their environment yet still not enough, to be motivated to protect it. The gradual loss of our environment will eventually lead to an irreversible damage to earth which is…
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PROF. (DR.) PARSHANT BAKSHIDragon fruit (Hylocereus spp.) has emerged as a sustainable and profitable venture for in many subtropical pockets of India including the Jammu region because it adapts well to warm subtropical climates, requires…
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