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HR practices in Jindal Steel and power ltd.

This study investigates the link between organizational employee retention and human resource practices. The study, which tries to uncover the important aspects that contribute to employee retention, is based on a survey of the available literature on human resource practices and employee retention. The study also explores the role of different human resource practices in promoting employee retention, including recruitment and selection, training and development, compensation and benefits, and employee engagement. The study concludes that effective human resource practices are essential for employee retention and that organizations should focus on implementing a comprehensive set of practices that address the needs and expectations of employees. The results of this study have significant ramifications for businesses hoping to increase employee retention rates and build a more motivated and engaged staff.

Published by: Rahul Anmol

Author: Rahul Anmol

Paper ID: V9I2-1329

Paper Status: published

Published: June 8, 2023

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Usr-E-Tams(Dysmenorrhoea)-A systematic review of Unani and Conventional Medicine

Usre tams (dysmenorrhoea) is a prevalent condition that most frequently affects females in their teen years. Despite the fact that it can be seen at any stage of life, it has a detrimental impact on women's quality of life. It is the main reason why women who are of reproductive age miss work and school. After marriage, this condition usually returns to normal, although in some patients it may still exists. The term "Usre Tams" is used in Unani literature to refer to all characteristics of dysmenorrhoea, including aetiology, pathophysiology, clinical presentation, diagnosis, and therapy. Numerous single and compound medications that have been shown to be considerably more effective for dysmenorrhoea and are unlikely to have any side effects, as seen in conventional medicine, are stated in the Unani system of medicine. Here is a review.

Published by: Dr. Athiya Anjum, Dr. Aisha Anjum A., Dr. K. Tabassum, Dr. Manjula S., Dr. Khadeja Siddekha, Dr. Md Aijaz

Author: Dr. Athiya Anjum

Paper ID: V9I2-1320

Paper Status: published

Published: June 8, 2023

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Acid reflux in juveniles

GER(Gastroesophageal Reflux) is a condition rarely found in juveniles. The present study investigates the effect of diet on teenagers(N=69) getting GER and whether GER is present among juveniles. The primary reason for occasional acid reflux in teenagers is spicy food and irregular timings between meals. Most juveniles have GER and not GERD (Gastroesophageal Reflux). The major contributor to the reason for acid reflux in juveniles is diet.

Published by: Fenil Vijay Chamariya

Author: Fenil Vijay Chamariya

Paper ID: V9I2-1325

Paper Status: published

Published: June 8, 2023

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Women Empowerment and Microfinance in India

Microfinance is a crucial practise that provides modest, no-collateral loans or other forms of financial support to persons who are underserved, mostly to help such regions flourish without having access to credit. Savings, credits, insurance, remittances, loans, housing, and money are all part of microfinance services. These services give women access to a range of activities that are quite effective in reducing their patriarchal control over those assets. Thus, it promotes gender equality as well as economic advancement. By boosting their bravery and self-esteem and enabling the creation of various networks with other women in their community, microfinance is an important tool for empowering women. Additionally, it enhances their capacity to make decisions for their home.

Published by: Aaliyah Jal Gala

Author: Aaliyah Jal Gala

Paper ID: V9I2-1317

Paper Status: published

Published: June 8, 2023

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Operational energy demand and consumption in buildings & construction sector in India

The Buildings & Construction sector is responsible for more than one-third of the Energy Consumption in India, of which building operational energy is a large contributor. The Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) in India, predicts that 40% of the total building stock that will exist at the end of two decades from now, is yet to be built, which means India will witness an unprecedented construction boom leading to further increase in energy demand in this sector. To contain Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions and reduce the carbon footprint of buildings, both new and existing, sustainable design strategies and technologies must be applied. This paper highlights the performance and status of countries worldwide to fight climate change, where India stands - on its path to achieving net zero targets. It also reviews key aspects of building sustainability in existing and new buildings, and energy saving potential of old and new construction. Energy Conservation Measures are simulated using computer models for Building Performance Assessment - a case study of a LEED India Gold-rated building in Chennai is presented.

Published by: Tanvi Arvind

Author: Tanvi Arvind

Paper ID: V9I2-1322

Paper Status: published

Published: June 5, 2023

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Statistical analysis of obstetrical mortality

Obstetrical mortality is a global public health concern that every nation prioritizes to completely eradicate or reduce to the barest minimum by improving maternal health. The research seeks to determine the trend of obstetric death in Ghana within a specified time frame and as well model the obstetric rates in Ghana using Weibull Distribution. The Weibull distribution is mostly used in reliability analysis and life data analysis because of its ability to adapt to different situations and flexible enough to model. From the trend analysis conducted using the S-curve which the data used fitted, the obstetric mortality rate is decreasing continuously with respect to increase in number of years but even at this rate, Ghana might still not meet the sustainable Development Goals target of 70 per 100,000 live births by 2030. The maximum and minimum values for the obstetric mortality for the entire period under consideration that is from 2000 to 2017 were 308 and 484 respectively. This implies that if measures are not put in place, there can be tendency of increase in obstetric death rates. Also, the maternal mortality rates for the entire period were positively skewed and leptokurtic in nature with average and coefficient of variation (CV) as 361 and 13.2 respectively. The value of the shape parameter of the Weibull slope indicates, mortality rates gradually increase to a peak, and then decreases over time.

Published by: Angela Osei-Mainoo, Rowena Serwaah Dankwaah, Buckman Akuffo

Author: Angela Osei-Mainoo

Paper ID: V9I1-1188

Paper Status: published

Published: May 24, 2023

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