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A comparative study of life satisfaction among private and government sector workers
No full textThe current research aims to study life satisfaction among private and government sector workers. The current research participants include a total of 500 participants (250 from private sector and 250 from government sector). Age range of both the groups ranged from 30 – 50 years. All these participants had urban and semi–urban middle class socioeconomic background. For this purpose, experimental method of research was used in the conduct of the present study. It was required to select a purposive sample of education department of the government of Delhi in the north-east district, nursing and administrative staff of Manipal hospital Ghaziabad and teaching and non-teaching staff of Academy of Business and Engineering Science (ABES), also known as ABES Engineering College, and the necessary tools for collecting the requisite information. The data was collected through the “Personal Information Form”, “The Satisfaction With Life Scale (SWLS)”. T-Test was used to compare the means of the two groups. Results showed that private sector workers are more stressed than government sector worker
Exploring the Influence of Vermicompost Fertilization on Various Growth Parameters and the Yield of Tomato (Solanum lycopersicum L): A Comprehensive Study.
No full textThe cultivation of tomatoes, a crucial vegetable in the Bikaner diet and widely grown in the region, struggles to meet the demands of the Ivorian population due to low production. Additionally, conventional mineral fertilization, while beneficial, proves costly and inaccessible to small-scale farmers. This study aims to evaluate the impact of organic fertilization using vermicompost on the growth and yield of Solanum lycopersicum L. tomatoes in a Fisher block design. Three vermicompost treatments (T20, T40, T60) and a control (T0) were implemented with four replicates in Bikaner, west-central Bikaner. Seed germination rates were observed over three weeks in the nursery. The height, crown diameter, and vigor index of tomato plants were regularly measured, along with final yield assessments. Results indicate higher germination rates with the lowest vermicompost dose (20 t/ha), while plant height, crown diameter, and vigor index showed accelerated growth with increasing vermicompost doses. The highest values, including a height of 146.76 cm, crown diameter of 38.13 mm, and vigor index of 4.22, were achieved with the highest dose (T60). Similarly, yields were positively influenced by increasing vermicompost doses, with the highest obtained in T60. This study highlights the favorable impact of vermicompost on tomato growth and yield, suggesting that organic fertilization with vermicompost could be a sustainable recommendation for farmers aiming to enhance agricultural productio
"The Psychosocial Impact Of Covid-19 Lockdown On Construction Workers And Their Livelihood In Patna District."
No full textThis comprehensive study delves into the intricate impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on daily wage workers, examining both socio-economic and psychological dimensions. in the Patna district. Employing a stratified random sampling approach, we collected data on financial, human, social, physical, and natural assets, categorizing participants by age, educational levels, and occupational categories. Descriptive analysis and regression analysis were employed to discern patterns and assess significance. The analysis findings, revealing a significant negative impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the socio-economic and psychological well-being of daily wage workers. This complete knowledge is critical for shaping specific interventions, policies, and efforts aimed at alleviating the complex problems faced by daily wage workers in the post-pandemic period, eventually encouraging resilience and preserving their livelihood
Implications Of Family Type On Work-Family Balance And Quality Of Life: A Cross Sectional Study
No full textWork-family balance is an important concept and a global phenomenon in our contemporary world. There are various factors which has implications on the dynamics of work-family balance and quality of life. Meanwhile, family environment is considered as one of the main contributing factors to work-family balance. In addition, there are also several studies which confirmed the inter-correlation of work-family balance and quality of life. It is crucial to meet work-family balance for a better quality of life and vice versa. Indeed, the modern urban lifestyle and work environment of employees has resulted in encountering the importance of a healthy work-family balance. For an individual employee to meet a productive work-family balance, there are major initiatives which could be introduced at the family level such as spousal support and other family members.
The employees in different sectors are performing multiple tasks and have to commit on their work beyond the stipulated time and many of them have to bring home their unfinished tasks which brought psychological distress and work-family imbalance to the employees’ family life. Thus, it affects their professional growth and job performances. Therefore, the article present the implications of family type on work-family balance and quality of life across three different sectors such as hospital settings, banking sectors and educational institution
Girls Drop Outs From School In Gujarat A Sub-District Level Study
No full textEducation to all is both prerequisite and pivotal for the development . The development is endangered if education of the country is engendered. Owing to reasons like low income, household chores, vicinity of school, separate sanitation facility girl child is vulnerable to ending up as a school dropouts. The present study has been initiated to map the stark disparity in girls education and high drop outs from school . The study penetrate to sub districts level of state of Gujarat as though the state has acquired overwhelming growth it could not resist the non-discriminatory gender education. The study has been divided into zone for both district and sub district level. The data source for the study is the District statistical outlines 2021. Among districts of Gujarat the highest girls drop out while transition from primary to high school is reported at Chota-Udaipur of 82.91% and among sub districts (talukas) the highest girls drop out of 94.72 is reported at Gandhevi of Navsari districts
Customers Perception Towards E-Wallet Usage In Puducherry
No full textThe purpose of the study was to examine customer perception towards E-Wallet. The objective of the study includes finding out the demographic profile of the consumer, the popular E-Wallets among the customers and the satisfaction and benefits of E-Wallets with regard to Gender and Occupation of Customers. The researcher Purposive sampling method in collecting the Questionnaire in Pondicherry and sample size for the study is 255. The statistical tools used in the study were Frequency analysis and Percentage, t-Test and ANOVA. The major findings of the study has been found that Male was 41.2 % and Female was 58.8 %. Most of the respondents use Google Pay (55.3 %) as their E-Wallet and followed by Paytm with (23.1 %). The t-test proved that Male and Female customers have difference of opinion with regard to “Confidentiality of personal details” and “Transfer money (24 x 7) at any time”. The ANOVA test proves that there is significance difference among occupation of customers with regard to “Budget Discipline” and “Discounts”. Finally it is concluded that the customer perception about the e-wallets are good and they accept that the e-wallet is an supportive, alternative, attractive and necessary one in the modern digital era
Patient-Centered Care in Emergency Department: The Impact of Nurse Practitioners on Safety and Quality of Care – A Systematic Review
No full textIntroduction: Emergency department nurses use patient-centered interventions to boost patient safety and quality of care. This study evaluates the effect of emergency nurses using patient-centered interventions in promoting quality and safe care.
Methods: The study embarks on a systematic review on patient-centered care in the emergency department. 10 articles were selected for the review from CINAHL, Cochrane Library, PubMed, and Google Scholar.
Results: 2 articles embarked on patient-centered care in the emergency department. 3 articles embarked on the role of communication as a patient-centered intervention in promoting patient safety and quality of care in the emergency department. 5 articles covered barriers and facilitators to emergency nurses delivering patient centered care.
Discussion: Nurses use patient-centered interventions to promote the health and well-being of emergency patients. These interventions are communication, collaboration, and shared-decision making. In addition, there are facilitators and barriers to these interventions in the emergency department.
Conclusion: Although the study has considerable limitations, patient-centered interventions promote patient care in the emergency department. As such, nurses should embark on standardized framework, teamwork, and knowledge sharing to promote quality of care and patient safety in emergency department
The role of epic “Rakṣata Gaṅgām” in saving the Gangā
No full textAs we know that we get drinking water mostly from rivers. The culture of all the great nations of the world originated, nurtured and nourished by these rivers. Just as ancient Egyptian culture has been sustained by the Nile river, Mesopotamia (Syria) by Tigris-Euphrates and China\u27s ancient culture by Huangho-Yangtze, similarly the rich Indian culture emerged from the Ganges along with Indus and Saraswati. Indian culture derives its basics from sacrifice, austerity, knowledge, work, perseverance, yajña and charity, etc. Holy Gaṅgā has been continuously imbibing these elements in culture of India since time immemorial. Since the beginning of the creation, Gaṅgā has been providing the boon of its medicated nectar water to the land of India. Man considers himself blessed and fortunate just by seeing, touching, bathing, drinking and chanting in the water of the Ganges. In Sanskrit literature many poems are composed taking the concern of pollution of the rivers in India out of which the epic "Rakṣata Gangām" is significant and dedicated to the holy river Gangā. This epic was composed by Kamalā Pāṇḍeya and translated into English by Anurādhā Banerje. It consists of 11 cantos. The concern of environmental pollution has been depicted in its 10th canto followed by its prevention in the next canto. Through this epic, the poetess tries to awaken the motherly feelings of the people towards the holy Gangā
Formulation And Evaluation Of Polyherbal Anti-Inflammatory Gel
No full textInflammation is a very complex process and its pain affects millions of people worldwide. Approximately, 1-2% of the world population is affected by various inflammatory disorders and among them, women are three times more prone to the disease as compared to men. The present study was carried out to formulate and evaluate polyherbal gel formulation containing extracts of Curcuma amada and Nyctanthes arbortristis using carbopol-980 as gelling agents. Total six batches (F1to F6) were prepared and evaluated for physicochemical characteristics such as pH, viscosity, spreadability and drug content which were found within the range. All prepared formulations indicated good physical stability. In-vitro drug diffusion studies of formulations were performed by using Franz diffusion cell which shown percentage of total flavonoid release was 35.84% and percentage of total phenol release was 38.25 % for F5 batch formulation in five hours. The exvivo permeation study was carried out for optimized formulation using goat abdomen skin as barrier and shown percentage flavonoid release of 35.86 % and percentage phenol release of 27.32 % in F5 batch formulation in five hours. The antiinflammatory activity was conducted by using carrageenan induced rat paw edema model. The prepared formulation shown good inhibitory effect. From the results, we concluded that the polyherbal gel formulation of herbal drug Curcuma amada and Nyctanthes arbortristis have been found to be effective for treating inflammation
Impact Of Digital Marketing On Student\u27s Behavior And Awareness For Enrolment In Higher Education Programs In Lucknow City
No full textThe use of digital marketing or digital media by universities is to attract students. The goal of university digital marketing is to bring in new students and provide them with a way to communicate with the school on a more personal level. In the context of the digital revolution, the digital transformation of marketing in higher education institutions plays an important role. Students in Lucknow city were asked to complete a survey about the influence of internet marketing on their attitudes about higher education, as well as their actual enrolment decisions in these programs. Using qualitative study methods, 235 students from various colleges and institutions were surveyed to discover the findings. There is a strong correlation between digital marketing and enticing kids, particularly those who are about to graduate from high school. The importance of digital marketing to the university\u27s recruitment efforts cannot be overstated, given its effect on potential students\u27 college selection decisions