| Sr. No. | Title/Author | Description | Received Date | Accepted Date/Publication Date | Page No. | Paper |
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| 1 | Effect of Corporate Social Responsibility on Price Earnings Ratio of Consumer Goods Firms in Nigeria by Abada Uchechukwu Daniel (Ph.D., ACIB, ANIM), Ejiofor, Emmanuel Onyeka & Anumege, Sebastine Chibunna, Ph.D. | This study determined the effect of the price-earnings ratio on corporate social responsibility of consumer good firms in Nigeria. The specific objective was to evaluate corporate social responsibility's influence on consumer goods firms' price-earnings ratio in Nigeria. The study adopted the Stakeholders theory as a theoretical framework. The study employed simple linear regression using panel data analysis to determine the influence of price-earnings ratio to CSR of consumer good firms for the period 2008-2017. The study results showed that corporate social responsibility has a significant and positive effect on the price-earnings ratio, while size has an insignificant effect on the sampled consumer goods firms in Nigeria. The recommendation regarding this study is that firms should engage in CSR activities to improve their image, goodwill, and profitability. | 11-December-2020 | 05-January-2021/ 08-February-2021 |
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| 2 | A Survey and Analysis of Impact with respect to Using ICT Tools in Teaching/ Learning during COVID -19 Pandemic in India by Dr. CA Dhaarna Singh Rathore, Dr. Anshu Agarwal& Mr. Vikram Singh Rathore | A new situation in the form of Global pandemic COVID -19 (Coronavirus Disease 2019) has appeared in the foreground. Globally, societies are acclimatizing to this new reality with social, cultural, economic, and educational implications. Most governments around the world have temporarily closed educational institutions in an attempt to contain the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. To mitigate the impact of these closures, educational institutes around the world including in India are adopting ICT tools for digital learning and making educators & students mindful of the various digital/e-learning platforms. This research paper aims at studying the scenario in India for use of ICT tools in teaching and learning processes during the global pandemic. Read more. | 06-January-2021 | 16-February-2021/ 26-February-2021 |
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| 3 | Information Technology in Inquiry-Based Learning: An Alternative Approach to Enhance Students' Performance in Science by Joefel T. Libo-on, PhD. & Maria Dolyn D. Doromal, PhD. | Integration of information technology in inquiry-based learning approach in teaching and learning is another endeavor in Science education. Conventional or traditional teaching and learning is an avenue common to the students and teacher where teachers serve as the fountain of knowledge while the student serves as the receiver of the information. To decide whether the method is successful, the science performance of the participants for the controlled and experimental groups was evaluated. The participants are composed of 40 second-year bachelor of elementary education students were half of it is randomly assigned as the control group and the other is assigned as the experimental group. Participants in the experimental group were informed that they are allowed to utilized gadgets during the class, class is scheduled every morning two times a week one after the other with forty minutes of contact time in each group...Read more. | 15-January-2021 | 18-February-2021/ 26-February-2021 |
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| 4 | Anti-blemishing Soap with Ylang Ylang oil by Rohit D. Marodkar, Anushri P. Adhau & Dr.Madhuri Pardeshi (Gahalod) | The marketing of face cleanser in the form of solid called soap. Anti-Blemishing soap is water-soluble sodium salts of fatty acids. Advantageous over a simple bar soap-Blend of fixed oils, waxes, and butter using on the face can remove natural oils from the skin that form a barrier against water loss seborrhea. It helps in maintaining the excessive oil secretion of the sebum from the sebaceous gland. | 09-February-2021 | 16-February-2021/ 26-February-2021 |
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| 5 | A Study based on Pune IT Millennials on Attrition and Retention by Ms. Sudha Vijay Nair | Attrition and Retention of IT Millennials is a critical challenge faced by IT organizations as Millennials look forward to career opportunities and quit organizations within a span of even less than one or two years. But it is also a fact that youngsters are more focused to work in IT organizations as compared to other sectors. This research study is based on attrition and retention of IT Millennials of Pune City as Pune of Maharashtra state is known as a city famous for IT organizations employing many youngsters especially Millennials known as Gen Y born between 1981 and 1994/6 and are at present around 25 to 40 years. IT sector also provides opportunities to new job entrants due to the growth of the IT industry and scarcity of qualified manpower due to technological advancements. In a developing economy like India, the IT sector plays a vital role and drives the economy to be a global leader in technology. It is not only important to employ Millennials but also equally important to ensure that they sustain in the organization, as the organization invests and incurs costs for their training and development, salary, perks, etc.Read more. | 04-January-2020 | 27-February-2021/ 28-February-2021 |
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