This study looks at Kamothe, a rising neighborhood in Navi Mumbai, and its potential for promoting entrepreneurship and start-up growth. Because of its expanding infrastructure, strategic position, and growing population, Kamothe offers a lot of potential for new enterprises. However, obstacles including poor infrastructure, inadequate coaching, and restricted money impede advancement. This study highlights these difficulties, looks into possible solutions, and makes useful suggestions for creating a welcoming atmosphere for new businesses in Kamothe. With the right direction, financial assistance, and infrastructure development, Kamothe has the potential to become a flourishing center for business and innovation.

This research explores the life-altering possibility of microinsurance as an impetus for inclusive development among underserved sections in India. By collecting data from 250 respondents, this paper examines microinsurance’s impact on financial stability and health preventive measures. The findings, supported by paired sample t-tests, disclose notable improvements post-enrolment. The study provides actionable insights to enhance microinsurance adoption, positioning it as a cornerstone for sustainable growth and collective security in India.

THE DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION OF FINANCE TECHNOLOGY. Financial Technology (FINTECH) is the latest buzzword in the finance world. It refers to the application of new technologies to improve financial services. Globally, the use of mobile payments has increased due to smartphones and mobile internet. Businesses are expanding quickly thanks to creative ideas, particularly in the form of mobile apps, but this kind of development presents both commercial prospects and difficulties. Financial institutions are now able to provide people and businesses with more effective, easily accessible, and secure services because of these developments. For instance, robo advisors, online payment systems, and mobile banking are growing in popularity because they make it simple and convenient for consumers to handle their money while they're on the go. Financial institutions are now able to provide people and businesses with more effective, easily accessible, and secure services because of these developments. For instance, robo-advisors, online payment systems, and mobile banking are all growing in popularity, enabling convenient and mobile money management. Digital technologies are also assisting businesses in making data-driven decisions, cutting expenses, and improving customer satisfaction. All things considered, financial technology's digital transformation is changing how money is handled, traded, and invested, making financial services more accessible and flexible enough to meet the demands of the modern world.

This study explores the role of data brokers in shaping cybersecurity threats within the context of India’s digital development, a critical yet under-researched topic in the era of digital connectivity. While data brokers operate in regulated sectors and facilitate economic and technological growth by aggregating and distributing personal data, their unregulated activities can also expose individuals and organizations to significant cybersecurity risks, such as identity theft, fraud, Scams and data breaches. The research investigates the level of concern regarding personal data collection across different age groups. The findings reveal that younger individuals are more aware of the risks associated with data collection, while older demographics exhibit lower levels of concern, highlighting the need for tailored awareness campaigns. Additionally, the research establishes a significant connection between the operations of data brokers and the increasing frequency of cybersecurity threats, such as identity theft and fraud. The study underscores the urgent need for stricter regulations, enhanced transparency in data collection practices, and robust cybersecurity measures. It concludes with recommendations for policymakers and organizations to adopt data protection frameworks, educate vulnerable groups, and collaborate to create a safer digital ecosystem in India.

Bhubaneswar, Odisha's capital city, has emerged as a model for Indian urban development, combining cultural heritage with modern infrastructure. This paper explores the city's infrastructure growth through the lens of Viksit Bharat 2047, focusing on its accomplishments, challenges and future goals. The paper focuses on Bhubaneswar's transition into a sustainable and inclusive urban hub by investigating the impact of initiatives such as the Smart City Mission, advancements in transportation, water supply, sanitation, electricity, and digital governance. The paper also assesses the city's compatibility with Viksit Bharat's aspirations, underlining its importance as a benchmark for India's urban future.

India’s large youth population offers a unique opportunity to drive the country toward becoming a Viksit Bharat (developed India). This research explores how young people can contribute to India’s growth while addressing the challenges they face. Key issues such as skill gaps, high unemployment, mental health problems, and the increasing trend of brain drain prevent many young people from realizing their full potential. The paper highlights the role of education, technology, and entrepreneurship in overcoming these obstacles and empowering youth to succeed. It also emphasizes the importance of targeted policies and programs that can equip young people with the skills needed for the job market, provide mental health support, and create more employment opportunities. By focusing on innovation, skill development, and entrepreneurship, India can turn its demographic dividend into a driving force for national development. The study proposes practical strategies to help young people actively participate in nation-building. It advocates for a comprehensive approach that brings together government, businesses, and civil society to create a supportive environment for youth. The research concludes that by addressing these challenges, India can unlock the full potential of its youth, helping them contribute to the country’s growth and the vision of a Viksit Bharat.

The solar-powered buildings are structures that generate power using solar energy technology. Youth are more open to new concepts and technological advancements. By educating youth about the advantages of solar-powered buildings and their role in supporting renewable energy solutions. This study examines youth attitudes and perceptions of solar-powered buildings, emphasising their perceived advantages and level of awareness. The survey examines the element of benefits, like environmental sustainability, energy independence and energy bill savings, and motivating reasons for government subsidiaries and awareness campaigns. The study is descriptive in nature. 373 approx. youth samples were gathered from different colleges in the Thane district. It also examines the role of youth in promoting renewable energy solutions, awareness of modes of installing solar technologies, and their acceptance level for solar buildings in the future. The results show that although young people are generally in favour of solar-powered buildings because of their environmental advantages and energy independence, Policymakers, renewable energy advocates, and researchers can align policies to promote sustainable development by understanding the preferences of the younger generation. The study recommends involving youth in promoting and launching mass media campaigns and providing subsidies to address public scepticism about future energy options.

The research explores mate preferences through the evolutionary perspective and seeks to identify significant gender-based differences and similarities, as well as their links to personality traits and body image. Grounded in evolutionary psychology, it examines how natural and sexual selection influence human mating strategies and the prioritization of traits in romantic partners. The study highlights the intricate interplay between evolutionary predispositions and individual differences, offering valuable perspectives on human mating behaviour. The study involved a sample of 370 participants, evenly divided between 185 males and 185 females, aged 17 to 22 years. Data collection employed three well-established instruments: the Preferences Concerning Potential Mates Questionnaire (PPMQ) developed by Buss and Barnes (1986), the Big Five Personality Test (BFPT) by McCrae and Costa (2010), and the Body Appreciation Scale-II (BAS-II) by Tylka and Barcalow (2015). Descriptive and correlational analyses revealed that both genders consistently valued “kind and understanding”, “exciting Personality”, “intelligent,” and “healthy” as top traits. Gender specific patterns emerged, with males prioritizing physical attractiveness and females emphasizing financial stability. Significant correlations were identified between personality traits, body image, and mate preferences, highlighting the complex dynamics between personality attributes, self-perception, and criteria for partner preferences.

Travel vlogging has emerged as a significant influencer in the tourism industry, shaping consumer behaviour and decision-making. This study explores the impact of travel vlogs on tourists' destination choices by analysing the relationships between trust in vloggers, frequency of content consumption, and subsequent travel behaviour. A mixed-method approach was employed, incorporating surveys of 95 participants aged 18 and above, to gather both quantitative and qualitative insights. Results reveal a strong correlation between frequent consumption of travel vlogs and the likelihood of visiting promoted destinations. Trust in vloggers plays a pivotal role in shaping travel intentions, although scepticism towards sponsored content persists. The findings highlight the effectiveness of travel vlogs in destination marketing and their potential to spotlight offbeat locations, benefiting local economies and fostering cultural appreciation. The study highlights the importance of authenticity and sustainability in vlogging, offering actionable insights for content creators and tourism boards to leverage this medium responsibly.

This Study explores the concept of moonlighting, where professionals hold secondary jobs along with their primary ones, focusing on its implications in the workplace. It focusses on investigating how moonlighting influences workplaces transparency and trust, its sustainability as a career strategy, and its imports ethics and inclusion. With the rise of the gig economy, digital tools, moonlighting has become more common, raising questions about its effects on productivity and relationships. Findings reveal challenges in maintaining trust and inclusivity, with gender dynamics playing a significant role. The study concludes that while moonlighting offers financial benefits, it can strain workplace ethics and sustainability. It includes fostering open communication and setting clear policies to balance dual employment with organizational goals.

The Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Janaushadhi Pariyojana (PMBJP) was launched to enhance the accessibility and affordability of generic medicines in India. This study evaluates the initiative's impact by examining its influence on awareness, perception, trust, satisfaction, and acceptance among patients, pharmacists, and medical professionals. Employing a mixed-methods approach, data were collected through key informant interviews and structured online questionnaires, analyzed using SmartPLS 4 software for Structural Equation Modeling (SEM). The findings demonstrate that awareness significantly enhances perceptions and trust in generic medicines, which in turn positively impact consumer satisfaction and acceptance. Despite the program's successes in affordability and accessibility, challenges such as mistrust in quality, limited doctor prescriptions, stock shortages, and inadequate packaging persist. Addressing these barriers through improved awareness campaigns, enhanced packaging, and supply chain optimization is crucial. This research highlights PMBJP's critical role in advancing affordable healthcare and fostering trust among stakeholders, contributing to the vision of a Viksit Bharat (Developed India)

The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 represents a major change in India's education system. It aims to solve long-standing problems, improve the quality of education, and make it accessible to everyone. The policy emphasizes overall growth, flexible learning options, practical vocational training, and the importance of digital skills. NEP 2020 envisions a modern and inclusive education system that meets the needs of the future. This research paper takes a close look at NEP 2020, exploring its main goals, suggest changes, challenges in putting it into practice, and the expected impact on different level of education. Using data from both firsthand experience and existing studies, the paper evaluates how the policy might reshape education in India. The finding highlights that while NEP 2020 present an ambitious and positive vision, its success depend on addressing issue like lack of proper infrastructure, difference between region, and ensuring its plan are carried out effectively.

The paper "From Poverty to Prosperity: A Descriptive Study on Youth Engagement in Government Initiatives for Inclusive Growth in Viksit Bharat" investigates the vital part young people play in India's growth toward becoming a developed country by 2047. It tackles social concerns like poverty, healthcare, and education as well as economic ones like inflation, unemployment, and the budget deficit. The study highlights the need for improved implementation, federal cooperation, and inclusive policies while identifying obstacles including bureaucratic inefficiency and corruption that impede the successful execution of programs. With suggestions to increase awareness, remove social barriers, improve governance, and encourage youth innovation to promote inclusive growth. The study concludes the importance of active youth participation for sustainable development for national success. Keywords: Youth Engagement, National Prosperity, Governance, Inclusive Growth.

The integration of technology is causing a major transformation in India's educational landscape. India, one of the digital economies with the fastest rate of growth, is seeing a paradigm shift in student achievement and pedagogical approaches. The purpose of this study is to investigate how technology affects instructional strategies and student learning outcomes in Indian colleges and universities. This study intends to reveal how technology is changing the Indian educational landscape by investigating the use of digital tools, online learning environments, and creative teaching techniques. The analysis will examine the advantages and disadvantages of technology-enhanced learning, providing information on how it affects academic achievement, student engagement, and the learning process as a whole. The results will add to the continuing discussion about the future of education in an India that is connected digitally by offering insightful suggestions to stakeholders, educators, and legislators.

The automated industry is undergoing transformative shift, with EVs emerging as prominent solution to address pressing environmental concerns and energy security challenges .Our research will help in studying socio-economic impact of EVs at the same time addressing consumer behaviour and challenges .The study focuses on understanding purchase and repurchase behaviour of EVs specially for two wheelers. Study also provides readers with sustainable practices with respect to development of EVs. The research is descriptive in nature. It is based on primary data collected through structured questionnaire and interview method. Data is collected from 130 respondents from KDMC region. Purposive sampling and convenience technique is employed for proposed research. Factors influencing consumer purchase ,repurchase behaviour and sustainability are analysed on quantitative and qualitative features. Data analysis was done using MS Excel and Vassar stats and Cronbach's Alpha , Split Half and Spearman Brown's tests were calculated to measure the internal consistency and reliability of the questionnaire. Current study also suggests innovative model to increase the efficiency of EVs , using non- conventional source of energy.

The advent of EdTech startups has redefined the traditional boundaries of education, driving a paradigm shift from conventional chalkboards to dynamic digital platforms. This study, "From Chalkboards to Clicks: Exploring the Transformative Impact of EdTech Startups on Modern Education," investigates the profound influence of these startups on the education ecosystem. The research focuses on four key objectives: (1) analyzing the effectiveness of EdTech solutions in improving student engagement, learning outcomes, and overall educational experiences; (2) assessing their impact on educators in terms of professional development, pedagogy, and technological adaptability; (3) examining how EdTech startups tackle challenges related to accessibility, affordability, and quality; and (4) proposing innovative strategies to ensure sustainable growth and inclusivity in the sector. Through a robust methodological framework combining data analysis, case studies, and expert insights, this research uncovers both the opportunities and challenges posed by EdTech innovations. The findings illuminate how these startups are not only transforming the way students learn but also empowering educators and democratizing education. The study concludes with actionable recommendations to fortify the EdTech ecosystem, fostering an equitable and technology-enabled future for learners and educators alike.

Sports have the power to significantly impact India's socioeconomic development b promoting social cohesion, education, health, and economic expansion. India is poised to use sports as a vehicle for holistic development because of its diversified population an developing economy. Putting money into community-based sports can enhance mental and physical health, lower medical expenses, and encourage healthier lifestyles. School sports programs and community facilities are two examples of initiatives that promote involvement among all age groups, promoting social cohesion and reducing socioeconomic, gender, and caste divides. Through the creation of jobs in coaching, infrastructure, media, and event administration, sports development also contributes to economic growth. Tourism, local economies, and national branding are all boosted by the expansion of India's sports leagues and international tournaments. Programs for identifying talent can also develop future athletes, raising India's profile in international sports and promotin patriotism. India must give priority to private-public partnerships, innovative policies, and sports infrastructure in order to optimize the advantages and guarantee sustained growth and fair access. India's quest to become a healthier, more cohesive, and economically vibrant country can be greatly aided by a strong sports ecosystem.

Research regarding the recent AI trends it's contribution and revolution in Educational Sector in India. Through different data, studies and existing research AI and technology being an part of Educational Sector in recent times has brought many positive outputs and has enhanced the learning and teaching experience for students as well as teachers. Creating an immersive, collaborative and creative environment to foster the early development of students. Beside the optimistic impacts , it does have challenges regarding data security, bias outputs, integrity issues and depersonalisation. Which can be tackled ahead with proper development and and adaptation.

The "Make in India" initiative, launched by the Government of India in 2014, aims to enhance the country’s manufacturing capabilities and position it as a global leader in production, especially in high-tech sectors like electronics and mobile manufacturing. Navi Mumbai, with its well-developed infrastructure, proximity to Mumbai, and rapidly growing industrial landscape, presents a promising location for fostering growth in these sectors. This paper explores the role of Navi Mumbai in advancing the electronics and mobile manufacturing industries, emphasizing the region’s strategic advantages, such as access to key ports, skilled labor, and technological infrastructure. The paper suggests that by improving local supply chains, providing better training for workers, and offering support through government policies and incentives. Navi Mumbai can become a major center for mobile and electronics manufacturing. With the right investment and efforts from both the government and industry, Navi Mumbai can help India achieve greater self-reliance and become more competitive in the global market.

This research explores consumer behavior in purchasing energy drinks and evaluates their health impacts. The study combines data from surveys, focus groups, and a review of existing literature to identify key purchasing drivers, such as lifestyle demands, marketing influence, and demographic trends. Results indicate that younger consumers and individuals with high workloads are more likely to purchase energy drinks, often driven by convenience and perceived performance enhancement. In this we have also done bibliometric analysis and found variables that affects consumption of energy drink.

The gig economy has transformed the global labour market by offering short-term, flexible work opportunities through digital platforms. This model allows the workers to enjoy autonomy, set their own schedules, and create new income streams, making it especially appealing in a fast-changing economic environment. However, the gig economy also brings significant challenges, such as job insecurity, limited access to benefits, and regulatory shortcomings, particularly affecting low-skilled labourers. The Data Collected From 251 Respondents in Urban Areas Of The Different States Including Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Pune, New Delhi, etc. This paper examines the dual effects of the gig economy, emphasizing both its opportunities and challenges, and to highlight the necessity for comprehensive policies to ensure fair treatment and sustainable livelihoods for workers. Opportunities: Flexibility: Control over work hours and location. Diverse Opportunities: Access to a range of industries and tasks. Supplemental Income: Potential for additional earnings. Skill Utilization: Ability to use niche or specialized skills. Low Entry Barriers: Simple onboarding for unskilled or semi-skilled workers. Challenges: Job Insecurity: Unstable income sources. No Benefits: Lack of health insurance, paid leave, or retirement plans. Low Wages: Competitive pay rates and inconsistent earnings. Exploitation Risk: Unregulated contracts and unfair treatment. Isolation: Limited workplace interaction or community support. Work-Life Imbalance: Tendency to overwork to meet financial needs. Tax Complexity: Challenges in managing self-employment taxes.

"Humara Sankalp Viksit Bharat: A Journey from 'I' to 'WE'" explores how India's path to progress is shifting from focusing on individual success to working together as a nation. The paper argues that India's growth into a developed country depends on a shared commitment from citizens, the government, and various institutions. It looks at how policies, social movements, and cultural changes are helping build this collective approach. The transition from "I" to "WE" signifies an embrace of shared responsibility, emphasizing the need for unity and concerted action to achieve sustainable, inclusive, and equitable growth. This evolving collective consciousness strengthens the vision of "Viksit Bharat" by fostering collaboration, innovation, and national pride. The paper concludes by advocating for continued commitment to shared goals and a holistic approach to development that transcends individual aspirations, contributing to a stronger and more equitable nation.

The infrastructural development of India has been a key driver in its socioeconomic growth, enabling improvements in connectivity, economic opportunities, and quality of life. This study explores the various facets of India’s infrastructure development, with a focus on transportation, energy, and digital sectors. The research methodology employed includes both qualitative and quantitative approaches, analyzing secondary data from government reports, industry studies, and academic literature to identify trends, challenges, and opportunities. The literature review highlights previous research on India’s infrastructure growth, showcasing the progress made in urban and rural areas, along with the challenges faced, such as financing, regulatory bottlenecks, and sustainability concerns. Data collection involved examining case studies of significant infrastructure projects like the Bharatmala and Smart Cities Mission, as well as assessing the role of public-private partnerships in development. Findings indicate that while there has been substantial improvement in infrastructure, particularly in urban centers, rural and remote regions still face significant gaps. The study emphasizes the need for inclusive growth strategies, sustainable development practices, and greater private sector involvement. Additionally, the research identifies critical issues in financing and maintenance, suggesting the importance of policy reforms and enhanced collaboration between public and private entities to address existing gaps and future needs in India’s infrastructure landscape.

Teamwork is an essential soft skill that every youth requires. It allows youths to develop their problem solving, communication skill and allows them the opportunity to learn and work in a team. Teamwork is essential for promoting positive youth development and social cohesion. This study explores the impact of teamwork on youth in the Dombivali area. A survey questionnaire was administered to 102 youth participants. The results shows that teamwork has a positive impact on youth, enhancing their communication skills, problem-solving abilities, and leadership qualities. The study also identifies challenges faced by youth in teamwork, including communication breakdowns and conflicting opinions. The findings have implications for educators, policymakers, and youth organizations seeking to promote teamwork and collaboration among young people.

This study explores how social entrepreneurship can solve societal problems and improve the economy. It focuses on helping undergraduate students learn creative skills for tackling real world challenges. The study highlights the importance of using business ideas to address social issues effectively. It also examines how interested students are in building careers in social entrepreneurship. The goal is to encourage young people to become future leaders and create positive change. By raising awareness, the study aims to inspire a new generation of problem solvers and innovators.

Viksit Bharat is the government’s vision for transforming India into a developed nation before celebrating 100 years of its Independence in 2047. One aspect of Viksit Bharat is a focus on the need to protect the environment while striving for economic growth. We cannot think of a progressive and healthy nation without including our youth and the future generations. The study collected primary data from Generation Z to examine their attitude towards environment friendly products. The data analysis was done using frequency and bar charts. The survey results clearly show the good intentions of the Generation Z towards environment friendly products. Future studies can be planned on identifying the challenges faced by the consumers while buying green products and with advanced statistical tools and techniques.

Based on a number of factors, it is determined that the majority of population in Panvel region are aware of the impact of New Economic Policy, 1991. The unit is sampled using a simple random sampling technique. The data is collected from 193 respondents in the Panvel region. A descriptive Research Design is used to understand the variables. Average mean descriptive statistics method using excel is used to analyze the data.

The promotion of local brands is vital for driving economic growth, supporting regional development, and fostering sustainability. This paper explores strategies for promoting local brands, focusing on marketing, innovation, and policy support. Case studies of successful brand promotions highlight the role of businesses, governments, and consumers in creating resilient domestic brands that can compete globally.

Maternal vaccinations are crucial for protecting both mothers and newborns from preventable diseases such as tetanus, influenza, and pertussis. Despite their importance, vaccination uptake in India remains inconsistent due to varied socio-cultural, educational, and economic factors. This study employed a mixed-methods approach, combining quantitative surveys and qualitative focus group discussions (FGDs) and interviews, to assess the knowledge, attitudes, and practices (KAP) of pregnant women regarding immunizations. Results reveal significant relationships between education levels,social and cultural factors, location, and vaccine acceptance, with urban and educated women exhibiting higher uptake rates. Key barriers identified include lack of awareness, cultural stigma, and healthcare access. Based on findings, a comprehensive strategy leveraging the KAP framework is recommended to enhance maternal vaccination rates and support the goal of "Viksit Bharat" through improved maternal and neonatal health.

This study examines the legal, social, and psychological impacts of false accusations of sexual harassment on men in the workplace. It considers the aftermath of such accusations, including long-term effects on stigma, reputational harm, and mental health. With a focus on a survey and primary data from sources, this paper examines how media influence public opinions regarding false charges brought at the workplace, how good workplace policies in addressing false accusations are, and which demographic characteristic affects the population's response towards these claims. The case studies illustrate the effect of using improper language in the real-world context. The research work aims to uplift inclusive and equal workplace practices, by identifying efficacious practices meant to reduce cases of false allegations at the same time ensuring fair support and justice in favour of both the accusers as well as those accused. Research focus: toward fairness and respect for all: regardless of any gender identity and sexual orientation.

This research highlights the critical role of integrating financial and digital inclusion in advancing rural development and economic growth in India. It involves providing accessible, affordable, and equitable financial services to underserved rural communities, which form a significant part of the nation's demographic and economic landscape. Inclusive access to banking, credit, insurance, and digital payment systems is key to reducing poverty, addressing inequalities, and achieving sustainable development goals. The study assesses initiatives like Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY), microfinance schemes, and fintech innovations in improving agricultural productivity, small business growth, employment, and social welfare. It also examines barriers such as low financial literacy, limited banking reach, socio-cultural norms, and unequal technology adoption. Using both quantitative and qualitative data, the research demonstrates how access to financial services drives investments in education, healthcare, and infrastructure, boosting rural resilience and long-term growth. It underscores the transformative impact of digital financial technologies and public-private partnerships in bridging the rural-urban financial access gap. The study recommends a holistic approach combining financial literacy, robust regulations, and tech-driven solutions to strengthen integrating financial and digital inclusion frameworks. These strategies aim to enhance rural development and promote equitable, inclusive economic progress in India.

This research paper identifies the adoption patterns of UPI services, exploring the influence of financial literacy and other demographic factors. The study examines the relationship between financial literacy and UPI adoption, and explores how gender-based differences and financial education impact individuals' willingness to adopt UPI. Furthermore, the study identifies key demographic influences, including age, education, and occupation, shaping UPI adoption across India’s population. By highlighting these factors, the research offers valuable insights into the dynamics of digital payment adoption and its potential for wider financial inclusion.

This research investigates the evolving investment behaviors of Foreign Institutional Investors (Fll’s) and Domestic Institutional Investors (DII’s) in the Indian stock market, highlighting the resilience fostered by Atmanirbhar Bharat. In recent times, Fll’s have been withdrawing substantial funds due to global economic uncertainties, domestic policy shifts, and market fluctuations. However, DII’s and Indian retail investors have stepped up to stabilize the market by channeling significant investments. This study examines key factors influencing Fll withdrawals, including interest rate hikes, geopolitical tensions, and global economic disruptions, alongside the proactive strategies employed by DII’s to maintain equilibrium. The research also explores the pivotal role of Indian retail investors in supporting market liquidity and stability during periods of volatility. By analyzing specific high-impact events, the study underscores how Indian investors collectively mitigate the adverse effects of Fll withdrawals, ensuring market normalcy despite external pressures. The findings aim to guide policymakers in formulating strategies that not only attract foreign investments but also bolster domestic and retail investor confidence, promoting a self-reliant and inclusive financial ecosystem.

This makes social media an important educational instrument and an outlet for training among the many residents in such remote communities where it is nearly impossible to obtain educational resources as expected. More or less people having access to the internet with low-cost mobile devices makes knowledge, learning, information sharing, and career building via sites such as YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, and WhatsApp. Social media bridges the gap between rural and urban regions in terms of education by opening up international sources, encouraging cooperation, and enhancing participation in vocational training. There are several challenges to its implementation, including cultural resistance, unreliable connectivity, and digital literacy gaps. According to research, learning through social media greatly expands knowledge and abilities while, conversely, focusing on obstacles in implementation. Only by attending to the aforementioned issues through targeted interventions, culturally relevant content, and enhanced digital infrastructure will the said goals be fully achieved.

Unemployment among commerce students is a pressing issue, particularly in semi-urban areas like Panvel. This study explores the regional and demographic factors influencing unemployment, focusing on variables such as socio-economic background, gender, and access to resources. The research adopts a mixed-method approach, combining surveys and statistical analysis to identify challenges faced by commerce students in transitioning from education to employment. Key findings reveal a significant mismatch between academic curricula and industry demands, alongside disparities caused by socio-economic and gender-based barriers. The study concludes by recommending targeted interventions, including skill-based education, career counseling, and industry academia collaborations, to bridge the gap and enhance employability among commerce students in the Panvel region. Keywords: Commerce students, unemployment, Panvel region, demographics, socio-economic factors, career opportunities.

The rapid rise of the gig economy has essentially changed India’s job market, The food delivery gig worker avails the services through a variety of existing networks such as Swiggy, domino’s, KFC, Burger King, Uber Eats, and Zomato. This research paper describes several challenges and opportunities experienced by gig workers particularly those doing food delivery for big platforms like Swiggy, Domino’s, KFC, Burger King, Uber Eats, and Zomato. The major challenges proved to be income instability, lack of social security benefits, and job stress, all of which work towards an unstable work environment. On the advantages side, such jobs have flexibility and freedom for workers on how they schedule their time. The findings suggest improving labor policies, protections, and training opportunities to address these problems; this would create a conducive environment for the gig economy worker and benefit productivity in the fast food industry.

This paper studies the integration between traditional knowledge and modern technology/wisdom in today's world. With innovations and technological growth being the higher priority in India, constant support towards these ideas has made us improve our standard of living. But that does not mean we must forget our traditions, beliefs, and practices. A blend of both commodities will help youth achieve enormous success. Youth will bring changes in the world; their talent, dedication, and innovative thoughts will help India achieve our goal, Viksit Bharat. When we blend our traditional knowledge in a modern way, we can teach new things to the youth and the upcoming generations. In this paper, we have asked about their view on traditional knowledge, modern wisdom, the integration of both, their opinions on the ideas of sustainability and many more things. The paper is exploratory. Data analysis is done using Excel and different charts to understand the collected responses. From this paper, we will realise what youth think about integrating both and whether they want to implement these ideas.

As India works towards becoming a developed and self-reliant nation, it is important to recognize how emerging technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI) can help improve financial stability. While most discussions about AI focus on businesses, this research looks at college students, who will be both future professionals and key contributors to the economy. This study explores how students view AI’s role in predicting financial problems and its ability to promote economic stability in India. It examines their awareness of AI-based financial tools, their understanding of using AI for personal financial management, and their thoughts on how this aligns with national initiatives like Atmanirbhar Bharat and Digital India. Through surveys and group discussions, the research collects insights from a diverse group of students from various academic fields. The findings highlight gaps in knowledge and suggest ways to include AI and financial literacy in educational programs. This paper concludes that helping students understand AI's financial uses will prepare them for future jobs and support India's aim to become a leading global economy under the vision of Vikshit Bharat.

India's ambitious goal of becoming a $5 trillion economy by 2025 marks a significant milestone in the country's economic history. This paper examines the vision, challenges, and roadmap for achieving this objective. The analysis is based on data, policies, and initiatives outlined in recent research and government reports, along with insights from relevant newspaper articles. The focus is on critical sectors that contribute to the economy, necessary policy reforms, technological advancements, and the role of individual states in realizing this vision. Additionally, the paper explores challenges such as global economic slowdowns, infrastructural gaps, and barriers to digital transformation. Recommendations are provided to address these challenges and to streamline India's path to financial prosperity.

India aims to become a developed nation by 2047 through its "Viksit Bharat 2047" plan, which focuses on improving education, healthcare, infrastructure, and social inclusion. However, challenges include unequal access to education, inadequate rural healthcare, and the limited representation of marginalized groups. This study examines these problems using secondary data and government reports to analyze sectors such as education, health, and inclusive governance. India has also achieved universal enrolment in primary schools and lifted people out of poverty with access to universal healthcare through schemes such as Ayushman Bharat. Some issues remained in only 80% of secondary school enrolment. There is a need to improve healthcare delivery in rural health centers. Fewer youths (18%) received vocational training. Governance is not representative of women or marginalized groups. For India to become a developed country by 2047, it must invest aggressively in the macro areas of secondary education, rural health systems across the country, skill development, and inclusive governance. Policies such as digital education, vocational training, and increased representation of women and marginalized communities can catalyze stimulating changes.