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Value of Financial Derivative Contracts Disclosed by NIFTY50 Companies and Its Relation with Ownership and Leverage
No full textThe companies enter into derivative contracts to hedge their financial risk such as risk arising due to changes in the foreign exchange rates, interest rates, prices of commodities. The contracts may be exchange traded options and futures; or over the counter contracts forwards and swaps. When the companies enter into derivative contract, it results into an asset. According to the guidance note issued by ICAI, the value of the derivative contract is shown at fair value in the balance sheet. When the fair value is positive, the derivatives are carried as assets and when such value is negative, the derivatives are carried as liabilities. This guidance note is not applicable to banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI) companies. Among the NIFTY50 companies, there are 39 non-BFSI companies. For the financial year ending 31st March, 2022, 11 companies have no derivative contracts, 8 companies are disclosing as fair value as liability and 20 companies are disclosing as asset. The study found that there is no statistically significant difference in the fair value of derivative contracts for government companies, companies having Indian private ownership and foreign companies. It is also observed, there is no statistically significant relationship between the fair value of the derivatives and leverage of the companies
Exploring the Interconnection of Agricultural Growth and Poverty Reduction in India
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Addressing poverty is a pressing issue in developing nations, posing a significant challenge to both economic advancement and societal well-being. While India boasts the title of the world\u27s fastest-growing economy, concerted efforts are imperative to enhance living standards and the overall welfare of its populace. The agricultural sector, serving as a primary source of livelihood, plays a pivotal role in providing employment opportunities and contributing to poverty reduction.
To delve into the impact of agricultural growth on poverty alleviation, this study utilized secondary data from sixteen purposively selected states in India. The objective was to analyze the correlation between poverty levels, Agriculture Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per worker, and Non-Agriculture Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per worker through pooled regression analysis.
The study\u27s findings reveal a noteworthy trend. A one percent increase in Agriculture GDP per worker corresponds to a 0.11 percent reduction in poverty, surpassing the impact of a 0.04 percent reduction associated with Non-Agriculture GDP per worker. This underscores the significance of promoting agricultural growth for more effective poverty reduction, particularly in agrarian economies like India, where a substantial portion of the population relies on agriculture for sustenance.
However, the study also advocates for a balanced and mutually beneficial growth across various sectors of the economy. Such an approach is seen as instrumental in fostering comprehensive poverty alleviation throughout the country
Decoding Success: Mastering the Art of Strategic Decision-Making
No full textLife gives no second chance or retake. Right decision at right moment is therefore extremely necessary. Often people take to just any course in their eagerness to reach the destination quickly. It cannot be declared the right path. We should not take any path no matter how short or comfortable it may appear, if we don’t know here e have to go. The whole life passes in aimless roaming and we just keep awaiting the results. In the end what remains is ZERO. So, decide the destination and note the path if you want to succeed in life
Efficacy Of Kinesio Taping On The Functional Performance In Healthy Cricketers.
No full textBackground: Performance is considered to be the completion of a duty, in away the performer from all obligations under the bond. Sport performance is a compound blend of biomechanical purpose, emotive aspects, and drill methods. The KT taping method has been used for a long time for the inhibition and treatment of sports injuries, even for supporting the joint or muscle throughout movement. Cricket is a gentleman’s game. It is an endurance sport with intermitted bursts of speed and power and balance.
Purpose: The main goal of this study was to determine efficacy of KT taping on the performance in the normal healthy cricketers.
Design: A randomized control trail
Methodology: 30 subjects aged between 18-24 years meeting selection criteria and after 2 subjects were dropout, others were assigned randomly into two equal groups. Each group had 14 equal subjects. Kinesio taping was applied on one group and in another group Kinesio taping was not applied to check improvement of functional performance.
Outcome Measure: Vertical jump test, Y balance test, Yo-Yo test.
Result: The significant result showed in within group comparison but non-significant in between group comparison.
Conclusion: The study concluded that application of with Kinesio tape group was better than without Kinesio tape group in improvement of functional performanc
Shaikh Ahmad Sirhindi As Portrayed By Said Nursi In His Risale-i Nur
No full textSaid Nursi (1877-1960 AD) while evolving from old to new Said has been influenced by many thinkers, scholars, and Sufis. In his writings he frequently refers to personalities like Shaikh Abdul Qadir Jeelani, Imam Ghazalli, Imam Abu Hanifa, Shah Naqashband, Maulana Khalid and many others. However, most significant among them, whom Said Nursi refers to frequently and with added emphasis, is Shaikh Ahmad Sirhindi, Mujaddid Alf-i Thani, whom he prefers to address as Imam Rabbani. Said Nursi quotes, invokes and refers to Imam Rabbani frequently in his writings in order to substantiate the subject under discussion in his collection of Risale-i Nur. The present paper aims to identify and highlight the references on Imam Rabbani in the Writings of Said Nursi spread over in Risale-i Nur. The Risale-i Nur will serve as the primary source and the descriptive methodology will essentially be followe
Role Of Cognitive Emotion Regulation Strategies (CERS) And Mental Health Among School Going Students
No full textAdolescent mental health is a growing concern worldwide, with increasing rates of depression, anxiety, and other psychological disorders among this age group. Comprehensive Education on Resilience Skills (CERS) programs have emerged as a potential intervention to address these challenges. Adolescent mental health disorders are a significant concern, relatively prevalent, and amenable to treatment or intervention. Obstetrician gynaecologists who see adolescent patients are highly likely to see adolescents and young women with one or more mental health disorders. Some of these disorders may interfere with a patient\u27s ability to comprehend or articulate her health concerns and appropriately adhere to recommended treatment. Some disorders or their treatments will affect the hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axis, causing anovulatory cycles and numerous menstrual disturbances. Adolescents with psychiatric disorders may take psychopharmacologic agents to induce menstrual dysfunction and galactorrhea. Adolescents with mental illness often engage in acting-out behaviour or substance use, which increases their risk of hazardous sexual behaviour that may result in pregnancy or sexually transmitted infections. This abstract summarizes the findings of a systematic review and meta-analysis that investigates the effect of CERS on adolescent mental health outcomes. The present study has the following objectives.
To evaluate the Impact of Comprehensive Emotional Resilience Support (CERS) programmes on adolescents\u27 mental health.
To Examine the relationship between CERS interventions and adolescents\u27 psychological health.
The questionnaires were administered equally to 100 adolescents, 50 males and 50 females. Excel was used during the selection procedure to evaluate the Impact of CERS on adolescents\u27 mental health. The investigation provided helpful and useful results and valuable suggestions for future research. After getting all the required data, the study examined the Impact of CERS on the mental health of both male and female adolescents
Smartphone Strain: Investigating The Effects on Handgrip and Key Pinch Strength in Collegiate Individuals
No full textBackground And Purpose: Smartphones have become indispensable in modern society. Young children and college students have become ardent smart phone users as a result of their social involvement with communication technology. Frequent smartphone use causes repetitive stress injuries to the thumb and fingers. Hand is the only prehensile organ in humans. The relationship between smartphone usage with handgrip strength and key pinch strength in college students must therefore be evaluated.
Methodology: 100 number of students were selected for study through random sampling based on inclusion and exclusion criteria. The subject’s testing position was maintained according to the American Society of Hand Therapist (ASHT) for measuring hand grip strength using Jamar Dynamometer and key pinch strength using Pinch Gauge Dynamometer.
Result: Un- paired t test was used to compare both hands grip strength and key pinch strength with normative data. Paired t test was used to compare right hand grip strength and key pinch strength with left hand grip strength and key pinch strength. Level of significance selected is p≤0.05.
Conclusion: The study shows that there is a significant decrease in grip strength and key pinch strength of both hands but no difference is seen between right and left hand grip strength and key pinch strengt
"EXAMINING SOCIAL SUSTAINABILITY PRACTICES: THE INFLUENCE OF EMPLOYEES\u27 PERCEPTIONS ON THEIR COMMITMENT"
No full textThis research investigates the influence of social sustainability practices on employee perceptions within organizations. As companies increasingly recognize the importance of their social impact, understanding how such initiatives shape employee attitudes and perceptions is crucial. Findings reveal the significant role of these practices in shaping organizational commitment. The study contributes to both academic literature and managerial practice by offering insights into the mechanisms through which social sustainability initiatives influence employee perceptions, thus informing strategic decision-making for sustainable organizational development. This study investigates the impact of social sustainability practices on employee commitment, focusing on how employees perceive these practices within their organizations. Social sustainability practices encompass initiatives aimed at promoting fairness, inclusivity, and supportiveness in the workplace, addressing issues such as diversity, well-being, and community engagement. Utilizing a mixed-methods approach, including surveys and interviews, data were gathered from employees across diverse industries. Results indicate a significant relationship between the adoption of social sustainability practices and employees\u27 commitment levels. Specifically, employees who perceive their organizations as prioritizing social sustainability demonstrate higher levels of commitment across affective, continuance, and normative dimensions. These findings contribute to the understanding of how social sustainability initiatives impact organizational behaviour, underscoring the importance of integrating such practices into corporate strategies to foster employee commitment. The study concludes with practical implications for organizations and suggestions for future research direction
“A Correlational Study On Nomophobia With Metacognition And Emotional State Among University Students”
No full textThe purpose of this study is to find out the correlation of Nomophobia with Metacognition and Emotional States among University students. This study examined the correlation of the scores of Nomophobia with Metacognition; and Nomophobia with 8 different emotional states of students studying in Amity University. The 8 emotional states studied in this research paper includes Anxiety, Stress, Depression, Fatigue, Guilt, Regression, Extraversion and Arousal. 200 participants of age group 18-23 years of age studying in Amity University were selected for the survey.
Background: Nomophobia is one of the most prevalent disorders in today’s adult and adolescent population and so, this study focuses on finding the correlation of Nomophobia with Metacognition and various emotional states in University students. With aprevalence rate of 66%, its prevalence is likely to increase with coming generations because of over dependency on phones.
Objective: The objective of this study is to find the correlation Nomophobia with Metacognition and 8 different emotional states.
Materials Used: In this study Nomophobia Questionnaire (NMP-Q) by Yildrim, Metacognitions Questionnaire (MCQ- 30) by Wells & Cartwright-Hatton and 8 States Questionnaire (ESQ) by Curran & Cattell were used to assess the traits of Nomophobia, Metacognition and Emotional States respectively and post the scoring of all the questionnaires, SPSS was used to find the Pearson Correlation Coefficient.
Results: The results indicated that Nomophobia scores had a negative correlation with Metacognition and Arousal, there was no correlation of Nomophobia with Extraversion, while positive correlation with Anxiety, Depression, Stress, fatigue, Regression and Guilt was found.
 
Effect Of Ionizing Radiation On Complete Blood Count Among Medical Radiographers: A Comparative Study
No full textBackground: Long-term ionizing radiation exposure may harm human cells, particularly the peripheral blood cell count. Changes in a radiation worker\u27s hematological parameters could be a sign of the health impacts of ionizing radiation.
Methodology: The Department of Physiology at G R Medical College and J A Group of Hospitals in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, conducted a comparative study on medical radiographer staff. To compare the haematological parameters of medical and non-medical radiographers, an independent sample t-test was employed, and logistic regression was utilized to discover associations.
Results: The average radiation exposure ranged from 3 to 40 years. When comparing the groups, the demographic details were statistically unimportant (p>0.05). In a Pearson correlation of haematological parameters with duration of radiation exposure, it was discovered that platelet count, Hb, MCV, and MCHC concentration were negatively associated with duration of exposure, whereas RBC, WBC count, and PCV were positively associated with duration of exposure, but none of the parameters were significantly associated (p>0.05).
Conclusion: It is advised that radiology professionals to be monitored more accurately at shorter intervals and that individualized dosimeters be more exact and up to date