We are pleased to present this edited book, which is a compilation of selected research papers from the International Conference on Advance and Applied Research. This conference serves as a platform for researchers, scholars, academicians, and industry experts from diverse disciplines to share their valuable insights and findings. The International Conference on Advance and Applied Research brings together intellectual minds from around the world to foster collaboration, exchange knowledge, and push the boundaries of research in various fields. The papers included in this book represent a culmination of rigorous research and innovative ideas that have the potential to shape the future of academia and industry.
The theme of the conference, "ADVANCE AND APPLIED RESEARCH," resonates throughout the chapters of this book. The selected papers cover a wide range of disciplines, including science, technology, engineering, social sciences, humanities, and management. Each chapter showcases the authors' expertise, dedication, and commitment to advancing knowledge in their respective fields. As editors, we would like to express our gratitude to the authors for their valuable contributions. Their hard work, perseverance, and passion for research are evident in the depth and quality of their papers. We would also like to acknowledge the rigorous review process that ensured the inclusion of only the most impactful and insightful research papers in this volume.
We extend our appreciation to the organizing committee, conference chairs, and session chairs for their unwavering support and guidance throughout the conference and the editing process. Their expertise and commitment were crucial in ensuring the success of the conference and the production of this edited book.
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Finally, we would like to thank the publisher for their support and assistance in bringing this edited book to fruition. Their professionalism and dedication to academic publishing have been instrumental in ensuring the timely publication of this valuable collection of research papers. It is our sincere hope that this edited book will serve as a valuable resource for researchers, scholars, and practitioners seeking to explore the latest advancements and trends in their respective fields. May the chapters within these pages inspire further research, stimulate critical thinking, and contribute to the ongoing pursuit of knowledge.
Thank you, and we hope that this edited book will be a catalyst for future research endeavours and collaborations.
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USE OF MICROPLASTICS AND MICROBEADS IN DIFFERENT MATERIALS AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY 1ANAMIKA SINGH |
1-5 |
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2. |
A RESEARCH PAPER ON HUMAN RESOURCES PLANNING, PROCESS AND DEVELOPING 1MALIKA CHAUDHARY |
6-9 |
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3. |
AN ANALYSIS OF GOVERNMENT BUDGETED CAPITAL EXPENDITURES ON SCHEMES: AMRIT KAAL 1Dr. CHETNA PARMAR, 2Dr. (CA) MITUL PARMAR |
10-12 |
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4. |
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENTA STUDY OF LEADING PRINTING PRESS IN NCR 1Ms. TOSHAM SINGH |
13-18 |
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5. |
A STUDY OF VALUE ORIENTED E DUCATION AND PROGRAMS: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES IN PRESENT ERA 1Dr. KAVITA GUPTA |
19-23 |
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6. |
ROLE OF WOMEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN ECONOMC DEVELOPMENT 1SWEETY ARORA |
24-28 |
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7. |
ROLE OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN LIBRARY SERVICES 1Dr. SARITA SHARMA |
29-31 |
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8. |
AGGREGATION OF RESEARCHWITH TEACHING IN HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS 1Drx. SWATI GARG |
32-36 |
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9. |
GLOBAL WARMING: A MAJOR PROBLEM FOR CLIMATE CHANGE 1HIMANSHU CHOUDHARY |
37-41 |
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10. |
EMPLYOMENT GENERATION IN UTTAR PRADESH AND MGNREGA IMPACT
1MAYANK MISHRA |
42-46 |
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11. |
REVIEW RESEARCH PAPER ON CREDIBILITY OF SOCIAL MEDIA INFLUENCER 1Prof. MUKESH SEHRAWAT, 2Prof AMARESH TYAGI |
47-50 |
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12. |
A STUDY ON RESTORING SOIL STRENGTH ON LANDSLIDE-AFFECTED SLOPES BY USING VETIVER ROOT AS A SOIL BIOENGINEERING TOOL 1MUKUL SHARMA |
51-56 |
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LAW AND EMERGING GLOBAL TRENDS 1PANKAJ KUMAR GARG |
57-59 |
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14. |
LAW ON CYBER CRIME AND STUDY ON ITS LEGAL FRAME WORK 1Ms. NABA JAHAN, 2Mr. NAZIM ALI KHAN |
60-64 |
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15. |
THE IMPACT OF BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY ON SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS 1Prof. (Dr.) SUSHIL KUMAR MAURYA |
65-69 |
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16. |
IMPACT OF COVID -19 ON INDIAN STOCK MARKET 1Dr. SHWETA KULSHRESTHA, 2Ms. SANYOGITA MAURYA |
70-74 |
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EMERGING CHALLENGES IN CYBER DEFAMATION 1AMITA CHAUDHARY |
75-78 |
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E – SELLING -A NEW PROSPECT TO BUSINESS 1Mr. ARUN K RANA, 2Dr. SHWETA S. KULSHRESTHA |
79-84 |
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UNETHICAL ISSUES OF ADVERTISING 1Dr. BHAWNA ATTREYA |
85-88 |
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20. |
A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF TEACHING ATTITUDE OF CBSE BOARD & UP BOARD SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS OF GHAZIABAD DISTRICT 1Dr. SANGITA RANI |
89-93 |
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21. |
FACTORS AFFECTING EMPLOYEE RETENTION: AN ANALYSIS OF IT SECTOR IN DELHI-NCR 1Ms. SURABHI TEOTIA |
94-98 |
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PATTERN RECOGNITION TECHNIQUE IN E-LEARNING WITH SOFT COMPUTATION 1TIRBHUWAN TYAGI |
99-107 |
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CHATGPT IN HR PRACTICES: A GAME CHANGER IN THE 21ST CENTURY 1DOMINIC AMALAN. A |
108-113 |
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A STUDY ON MERGERS AND ACQUISITION IN THE INDIAN BANKING SECTOR 1Dr. JAINA J. SHAH |
114-119 |
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25. |
ANALYTICAL AND NUMERICAL SOLUTION FOR PERISTALTIC MOTION OF A CASSON FLUID CONSIDERING SLIP EFFECTS 1Dr. UDAY RAJ SINGH, 2UMA SHANKER |
120-125 |
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26. |
ROLE OF CHILDHOOD EDUCATION IN NATION BUILDING 1Dr. RAJSHREE MESHRAM |
126-129 |
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27. |
DETERMINANTS OF ONLINE SHOPPING TOWARDS COLLEGE YOUTH - WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE GREATER CHENNAI 1Dr. S.JAYAKANI, 2Ms. H. KAMILAH BANU |
130-135 |
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28. |
ETHNOGRAPHIC RESEARCH METHODS IN INTERIOR SPACE DESIGN 1SHWETA HITESH GADE, 2Dr. SHILPI BORA |
136-140 |
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COLLABORATIVE REPRESENTATION LEARNING-BASED DISTRIBUTED MULTI-MODAL KNOWLEDGE GRAPH RETRIEVAL PLATFORM 1NAZEER SHAIK, 2Dr. B. HARICHANDANA, 3Dr. P. CHITRALINGAPPA |
141-151 |
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30. |
RETAILERS TOOLS: THE SENSORY APPROACHES 1SUKRITI CHANDHOK |
152-155 |
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31. |
TRAUMA CREATES CHANGE ONE DOESN’T CHOOSE: A STUDY WITH REFERENCE TO TUMULTUOUS EXPERIENCES REFLECTED IN SELECT AFRO- AMERICAN FICTIONS 1Prof. PRAJAKTA S. RAUT |
156-162 |
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A STUDY OF INDIAN FORENSIC ACCOUNTING WITH REFERENCE TO CORPORATE FRAUDS AND SCAMS CASES 1Dr. BRIJESH KUMAR |
163-173 |
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RELEVANCE OF THE ETHPM TO THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF NONLINEAR SPACE-TIME FRACTIONAL EQUATION OF FOKKER-PLANCK 1DIWARI LAL, 2KARM VIR |
174-178 |
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34. |
ROLE OF INDIAN GOVERNMENT AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS IN SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP 1NEELIMA CHAUDHARY |
179-183 |
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35. |
THE IMPACT OF POLLUTED ENVIRONMENT ON POPULATION DYNAMICS OF PREDATOR AND PREY: INFERENCE OF LOTKA-VOLTERRA MODEL 1Dr. UDAY RAJ SINGH, 2SATENDRA KUMAR SUMAN, 3Dr. USHA SINGH |
184-190 |
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EXAMINING THE STATE OF SECONDARY AND POST SECONDARY EDUCATION IN DELHI'S SLUMS 1Dr. PARDEEP KUMAR, 2PINKI |
191-200 |
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IMPLEMENTATION OF INDIAN KNOWLEDGE SYSTEM IN FIRST YEAR CURRICULUM OF FACULTY OF FAMILY AND COMMUNITY SCIENCES ACCORDING TO NEP 1Dr. SARJOO PATEL , 2Dr. VASHIMA VEERKUMAR , 3Ms. SMITA , 4Dr. KHYATI TRIVEDI |
201-206 |
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38. |
COSMOLOGICAL CONSTRAINTS ON DARK ENERGY: BIANCHI TYPE-I UNIVERSE AND BARROW HOLOGRAPHIC MODEL WITHIN SYMMETRIC TELEPARALLEL GRAVITY 1SHEFALI YADAV 2Dr. SANISH THOMAS 3Prof. AJIT PAUL |
207-218 |
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STUDYING HOW THE SHIFT TOWARDS COMPETENCY-BASED ASSESSMENTS IS BEING IMPLEMENTED AND ITS EFFECT ON STUDENT LEARNING 1DHARM RAJ NAYAK |
219-225 |
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40. |
EXPLORING HOW DIGITAL TOOLS AND RESOURCES AFFECT STUDENT ENGAGEMENT AND ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE 1Dr. USHA GOYAL |
226-231 |
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41. |
INVESTIGATING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CLASS SIZE AND STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES 1Dr. USHA GOYAL |
232-235 |
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42. |
ANALYZING WHETHER HOMEWORK POSITIVELY OR NEGATIVELY AFFECTS STUDENT PERFORMANCE 1Dr. SEEMA RANAWAT 2HARISH MISHRA |
236-239 |
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43. |
EXPLORING THE FACTORS THAT MOTIVATE STUDENTS AND HOW MOTIVATION AFFECTS THEIR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT 1Dr. SEEMA RANAWAT 2HARISH MISHRA |
240-243 |
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44. |
STUDYING PRESCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN EXPERIENCES INFLUENCE LONG-TERM EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES 1MAHESH YADAV 2MAHAVEER NAGAR |
244-247 |
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45. |
INVESTIGATING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ONLINE LEARNING COMPARED TO TRADITIONAL CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION 1MAHESH YADAV 2MAHAVEER NAGAR |
248-251 |
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46. |
ANALYZING THE EFFECTS OF SCHOOL UNIFORMS ON STUDENT DISCIPLINE, ATTENDANCE AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT 1NIKITA SHARMA 2SUCHITRA NAGAR |
252-255 |
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47. |
STUDYING STUDENT'S SOCIOECONOMIC BACKGROUND AFFECTS THEIR ACCESS TO EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AND SUCCESS 1NIKITA SHARMA 2SUCHITRA NAGAR |
256-261 |
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48. |
STUDYING ENGAGEMENT IN ARTS EDUCATION (MUSIC, THEATER, VISUAL ARTS) AFFECTS STUDENT CREATIVITY, CONFIDENCE AND ACADEMIC SUCCESS 1ANITA YADAV 2NEELAM SINGH |
262-266 |
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49. |
ANALYZING HOW STANDARDIZED TESTS INFLUENCE TEACHING PRACTICES, STUDENT LEARNING AND SCHOOL PERFORMANCE 1ANITA YADAV 2NEELAM SINGH |
267-271 |
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50. |
EXPLORING THE IMPACT OF PROGRAMS TEACHING SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL SKILLS ON STUDENT BEHAVIOR AND ACADEMIC SUCCESS 1RAJESH KUMAR MEENA 2SANTOSH YOGI |
272-276 |
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51. |
INVESTIGATING THE ROLE OF GAMIFIED LEARNING ACTIVITIES IN ENHANCING STUDENT ENGAGEMENT AND MOTIVATION 1TARA CHAND SAHU 2MAHAVEER NAGAR |
277-282 |
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52. |
ANALYZING THE IMPACT OF REMOTE LEARNING ON STUDENT ACCESS, EQUITY, AND ACADEMIC OUTCOMES DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC 1TARA CHAND SAHU 2MAHAVEER NAGAR |
283-287 |
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53. |
EXPLORING POSITIVE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN TEACHERS AND STUDENTS AFFECT CLASSROOM BEHAVIOR AND ACADEMIC SUCCESS 1TARA CHAND SAHU 2MAHAVEER NAGAR |
288-292 |
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54. |
A COOPERATIVE GAME THEORY FRAMEWORK FOR COST ALLOCATION IN COLLABORATIVE LOGISTICS 1Dr. PRADEEP KASHYAP |
293-301 |
Ms. TANVI MIGLANI
Chief Operating Officer, HLM Group of Institutions
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Mr. DHEERAJ SHARMA
Assistant Director, HLM Group of Institutions
Dr. SHWETA KULSHRESTHA
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