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GEN Z AND HOLISTIC APPROACHES TO HEALTH AND WELLNESS: AWARENESS, PRACTICES, AND CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES
Generation Z (Gen Z), born between 1997 and 2012, represents the first generation fully immersed in digital connectivity and social media, shaping distinctive approaches to holistic health and Read More »
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DOPAMINE TRIGGERS AND APP ABANDONMENT: A BEHAVIOURAL ANALYTICS STUDY ON GEN Z’S ENGAGEMENT CYCLES IN THE ATTENTION ECONOMY
In the attention economy, digital platforms employ dopamine-triggering features such as infinite scroll, autoplay, push notifications, and gamification to maximize user retention. These features Read More »
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PUBLIC HEALTH AND SANITATION IN RURAL INDIA – PROGRESS AND CHALLENGES
Public health and sanitation in rural India are crucial for promoting health of rural masses, preventing diseases and improving quality of life. Investing in public health and sanitation can reduce Read More »
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A DUALISTIC PATH TO HEALTH: EXPLORING SAMKHYA-YOGA’S ROLE IN MODERN HEALTH PARADIGMS
This study explores the interconnection and relevance between the philosophy of Samkhya-Yoga and health and wellness in modern times. The ancient Indian philosophical text Samkhyakarika presents the Read More »
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The Origins and Development of Judicial Tenure 'During Good Behavior' to 1485 Behavior' to 1485
Judicial tenure, the terms by which a judge holds office, has been touted as one of the key pillars of judicial independence from oppressive executive power. Judicial tenure during good behaviour ( Read More »
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CSR, Corporate Heritage Identity and Social Learning
Prevailing approaches to the structural challenges of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) tend to be monolithic and skewed towards CSR at the organisational level. Albeit, mirroring CSR at the Read More »
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Relevance, commitment, and impact: Aspirational formulations of investing-related influencer collaborations in the context of ethical fashion
In contemporary society, social media influencers have become mediators of not only commercial but also political and cultural meanings, and their roles are diversifying. In this study, we focus on a Read More »
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THIS IS NATURE, NOT AN AMUSEMENT PARK: ATTRITION OF NATURE KNOWLEDGE AND NATURE VOCABULARY AMONG CHILDREN DUE TO URBANIZATION AND DECLINE OF BIODIVERSITY. PEDAGOGICAL PERSPECTIVES
Recent studies indicate a connection between species disappearance, urbanization, and a reduction in nature knowledge and vocabulary. While this area of research is still developing, evidence Read More »
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