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Green Compensation And Reward System: A Novel Approach Towards The Growth And Sustainability Of Organization
Get PDFPurpose: The study sought to evaluate the influence of green reward and compensation practices in environmental sustainability. The purpose of this article is to emphasize the necessity of incorporating Green compensation and reward into green HRM practices in organizations, as well as the direct influence on organizational performance and environmental sustainability.
Design/methodology/approach: The research was quantitative and cross-sectional in nature. The study included ISO-14001 certified manufacturing organizations to better suit the research goal. Purposive sampling was employed to collect information from 235 managers. A well-organized questionnaire to assess the entire research process. The data analysis was carried out using SPSS.
Findings: The findings of the study indicate that green reward is essential for environmentally conscientious organizations to fulfil their goals of efficient resource usage while also serving the wider cause of environmental protection. There is an urgent need to create environmentally friendly capabilities in employees so that they can apply eco-efficient organizational practices.
Research limitations/implications: This study also has limitations in terms of the generalizability of its findings. It is primarily owing to the small sample size and restricted geographical region.
Practical implications: To meet the demands of their global clientele and remain competitive in international marketplaces, forward-thinking manufacturers must develop a consistent green management philosophy. It is also vital for government authorities to develop environmental policies that require the adoption of pro- environmental corporate practices as well as the measurement of their consequences.
Originality/value
This research will contribute to the body of knowledge by offering an empirical analysis of green reward and compensation for achieving organizational efficiency and environmental sustainability in the industrial sector. It will provide a new setting for future researchers in green reward and compensation and management practices, as well as related topic
Review On Pharmacognosy And Pharmacology Of Mansoa Alliacea.
Get PDFMansoaalliacea species, a well-known home-grown herb in India, that belong to the genus Mansoa of the Bignoniaceae family. The M. alliacea, stems, Bark, flowers and leaves are employed in herbal therapy, and also used as herbal plant. Day by day important of this herbal medicinal plants are studied and used in Ayurvedic system as a Dravyas. Pharmacognostical, Pharmacological and therapeutic research, on the stems, barks, flowers and leaves of the M. alliaceaand its active components are presented in this overview.
The essential oils of Mansoaalliacea show the characteristic aroma and flavor. The chemical composition of the extracts of Mansoa has been described and it includes alkaloids, saponin, phenol, triterpenoids, flavonoids, lapachol derivatives and other such compounds. The uses, chemical composition, Pharmacogical activities of Mansoa species such as Depressant Activity, Anti-inflammatory Activity, Anticancer Activity, Antioxidant Activity, Anthelmintic activity, Antimalarial activity, Antifungal Activity, Antibacterial activity are presented
Formulation And Development Of Nasal In-Situ Gel Of Rizatriptan For Treatment Of Migraine
Get PDFRizatriptan is a selective 5-HT1B and 5-HT1D receptor agonist that is used to treat migraines. As the plasma half- life of rizatriptan is 2-3 hrs. There is need to increase its bioavailability by incorporating it in suitable drug delivery system. Nasal in situ gel drug delivery systems have ability to directly target the central nervous system while avoiding the blood-brain. Thus this study aims at formulation and development of nasal in-situ gel of rizatriptan for treatment of migraine. Formulation and evaluation of rizatriptan was performed according to standard protocol. Results showed that all the formulations of in situ gel was observed to be transparent. The clarity of gel was observed from F1-F4 while in case of F5 and F6 the gel turned out to be slightly hazy. All the fromulations were viscous as the gel should be without absence of any specific odor. The viscosity among the solution ranged from 936 to 1325 cps while in case of gel the viscocity spanned from 1565 to 2236. The highest mucoadhesive strength was seen to be 74.1 dyne/cm2 in F6 formulation. The maximum drug content of 99.65% was associated with F3 formulation. Further the gelation temperature varied from 37.12 to 42.23 and accordingly the gel strength varied from 8.5 seconds to 16.4 seconds. As the gelation temperature of F4 is near to body temperature it can be considered as optimized formulation. The % Cumulative Drug Release data suggested that in F4 formulation the maximum drug release of 99.12 % is achieved. From the regression analysis of F4, the R2 value for zero order and first order was determined as 0.949 and 0.855 respectively. Thus, the release kinetics of in situ gel follows zero order release kinetics. From results it can be concluded that nasal in situ gel will greatly boosts rizatriptan accumulation in the brain and may be a useful substitute for parentral and oral formulation
Effectiveness Of Sensitization Programme On Level Of Acceptance, Regarding Hpv Screening With Self Sampling Method (SSM) Vs Assisted Sampling Method (ASM) Among The Women – Pilot Study Report
Get PDFScreening for cancer is plays important role to reduce mortality and morbidity by early detection and treatment. However, despite availability of various screening method for cervical cancer, women are not showing interest to participate in screening in regions where programme are available.
Objective
To assess the effectiveness of sensitization program on level of acceptance among group I and group II women at the selected Villages of Puducherry.
Methodology
Quantitative research approach and Quasi experimental design was adopted in this study. Simple random sampling Technique was adopted to select the sample for the study. Total 20 Samples - 10 for experimental group and 10 for control group were selected.
Result and Findings: Regarding demographic variable the study findings are: majority 40% and 70% of women were in the age group of 25-35yrs and 36-45yrs in the group I and II respectively.
With regards to acceptance of Screening method it was found that in group I all 10(100%) women had accepted whereas from group II only 1(10%) had accepted for test
Conclusion- This study findings highlights that participants acceptance towards self sampling method is better than for assisted sampling method. Hence there should be more awareness progamme to be conducted for self sampling procedure and facility to be provided all health centers for this method for all wome
Influence On The Culinary Culture Of Himachal Among Locals In The Selected Destinations.
Get PDFThe land of Himachal is well-known as "Dev Bhoomi " which is the well-suited name authored for Himachal Pradesh, being the place that is known for divine beings, Goddesses and nearby Gods overseeing the neighbourhood life and customs of individuals in the state. Himachal Pradesh has a rich social legacy and gastronomy which presents the anthropological, cultural, environmental and topographical diversity of the state. The influence on culinary culture reflection is seen in the variations of local destination development, movement of local populations, and architecture of houses, clothing styles, food and food habits, availability of raw materials, environmental conditions, and traditional knowledge of the local people.
This paper is about how the food culture in Himachal Pradesh, especially in Hamirpur and Una districts, has been influenced by various things like history, geography, culture and how rich or poor people are. The paper talks about how the researchers studied it, such as how they chose who to talk to, how they collected information, and how they looked at the information to learn more.
This study will be based on how people eat in Himachal and what food they like. We will be asking 110 people from two different districts about their eating habits, where they like to eat out and how they cook. We will use both new information we collect ourselves and information we get from other sources such as books and websites. We\u27ll use a survey to ask people questions and we can also look at things like diaries and articles to find out more
Comparative Analysis Of Various Types Of Stress Test Used In Machine Learning
Get PDFStress is state of worry or tension caused by a difficult situation. Sometimes stress may be positive or negative. The stress changes the behavior of person. Stress is an action in which body reacts to any kind of threat. Stress automatically effects on a person’s life, family life, and social life. Stress is detected using various factors. Various supervised, and unsupervised machine-learning algorithm are being used to detect stress efficiently and effectively among a huge population. Supervised learning algorithms are used for mental stress detection, however the accuracy of the algorithm depends upon the training data. This paper reports, the various tests required for detecting stress level like Perceived Stress Scale (PSS), Holmes and Rahe Stress Scale/SRRS, Daily Hassles Scale/ Hassles and uplift scales(HUPS), Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Scale (DASS), Perceived Stress Reactivity Scale (PSRS) test. 
Predictive Modelling Of Stress Levels: A Comparative Analysis Of Machine Learning Algorithms
Get PDFThis research paper investigates the efficacy of various machine learning algorithms in predicting stress levels. By employing a diverse set of algorithms, including [List of Algorithms], we aim to identify the most accurate and reliable model for stress prediction. The study utilizes [Dataset Information] to train and test the algorithms, evaluating their performance based on metrics such as accuracy, precision, recall, and F1 score. The findings will contribute to the development of more effective stress prediction models, with potential applications in healthcare, workplace wellness, and personal well-being
An Understanding Of The Legal Framework For Distance Education In India
Get PDFThe legal status of distance education in India is a complex and evolving issue. But the Indian government has taken steps to regulate distance education, the laws and regulations governing it are still in flux. This article aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the legal status of distance education in India, outlining the regulations and laws that govern this form of education. It will also provide an overview of the advantages and disadvantages of distance education, as well as the potential risks associated with it. With this information, readers can make an informed Distance Education Conclusion about whether distance education is the right choice for them
How Small Companies Choose Investors Instead Of Initial Public Offerings To Borrow Money: A Descriptive Study
Get PDFThis research paper shed light on how small cap companies acquire funds. It focuses on a new trend available for small companies and for private investors instead of an old option or traditional way of Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) to raise money. The study focuses on changes happening. It justifies it for different reasons like new technology, too many rules for Initial Public Offerings, uncertain stock markets, wanting more control over their business, and thinking about growing for a long time. To understand these reasons better, the research referred to information from financial reports, academic studies, and market analysis. It focuses on small companies and private investors in India. The study suggests that small companies are now looking at other trending options to acquire money, like crowdfunding platforms and Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (SPACs), instead of just doing Initial Public Offerings. These alternatives have different advantages for the small cap companies like fewer rules to follow, more control over their business, and a focus on long-term growth. The research study focused on new trends or patterns of raising funds for companies like direct listings and using SPACs instead of Initial Public Offerings In nutshell this research helps us to know how small companies are changing their way of acquiring money. It gives insights that can help entrepreneurs, investors, and financial experts make better decisions in today\u27s complex financial world
A Study On The Influence Of Advertising Appeals On Generation Z With Respect To E-Commerce
Get PDFGeneration Z, being the generation to grow up in the digital era, evince some distinctive features and preferences that significantly shape their online shopping behavior. The study delves into various advertising appeals employed by E-commerce platforms and investigates their effectiveness in capturing the attention, interest, and loyalty of Generation Z consumers. The findings of this research aim to provide valuable insights for marketers and E-commerce businesses seeking to optimize their strategies for this influential consumer segment. The content is based on recent literature and on what are the views of Generation Z concerning the online advertising appeals. Technology and the internet being the integral part of the life of Generation Z, it represents a unique demographic with marked characteristics, preferences, and behaviors. Generation Z is quick to adopt and adapt to trends. E-commerce businesses must stay agile and responsive to emerging trends to remain relevant. Studying the impact of advertising appeals helps identify what resonates with this dynamic demographic, allowing businesses to adjust their strategies accordingly. In this study, we established that online advertising appeals don’t have significant influence on purchase behavior of Generation Z although they improve the Customer experience and thereby brand loyalty.