The evolution of digital technologies has significantly transformed library systems, improving accessibility, security, and efficiency. Cloud computing, artificial intelligence (AI), and Blockchain are three pivotal technologies reshaping modern library services. This paper explores the role of these technologies in libraries, providing real-world examples and analysing their impact. The study highlights the benefits and challenges associated with integrating cloud computing, AI, and Blockchain into library systems.

This paper exclusively shows the need for social justice and economic equity in India as a transformative vision of Dr B.R Ambedkar, highlighting his dream of bringing true democracy based on the principles of Liberty, Equality and Fraternity. Dr. B.R Ambedkar, through his writing and speeches, initiated a social revolution through the rights for uplifting the unprivileged and marginalised communities through legal, social and economic reforms. He believed that without socio-economic empowerment, political freedom has no meaning and is hollow. He advocated 'Affirmative action' through caste dismantling, labour reforms, land distribution, and state-led economic planning to bring justice and restructure Indian society. He did not work for one community but did try to bring social justice to marginalised communities, Women, labour, Minorities and economically oppressed classes. His vision remains deeply relevant in the present day as well as in India, where incidents are taking place that are hurting social justice and equity. This paper is a review-based paper discussing his legacy and the need for action for a just and equitable society.

A green economy transformation creates a powerful chance to make environmental sustainability work together with gender equity advancement. This document investigates how green economy projects including renewable energy systems and sustainable farming and ecological enterprise development function as forceful empowerment agents for female stakeholders particularly in underdeveloped regions and marginalized areas. The study uses diverse academic works and real-world examples to examine how gender-aware green policy approaches handle significant obstacles to work toward workforce development and develop a balanced economic expansion. The paper focuses on the specific role that green enterprises headed by women play both in developing climate resilience and fostering community advancement. Moreover the paper discusses barriers within existing policies because they do not adequately address women's distinct needs and capabilities when it comes to green sectors. The data indicates women entrepreneurs should play a central role in sustainable economy development when policy makers strengthen their capacity and provide institution-based support through purposeful reforms. Sustainable development requires immediate policy action which combines equal treatment of both genders into green economic strategies to achieve climate resilience along with equitable growth.

This study presents a bibliometric analysis of publications exploring Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s socio-economic and educational thoughts from 1993 to 2024. Based on OpenAlex data, a total of 62 scholarly works were identified, with all being open access, facilitating broader academic engagement. The dominant research themes include Indian history and philosophy (17 publications), agricultural economics and practices (12 publications), and South Asian studies (7 publications). Regarding institutional contributions, O. P. Jindal Global University and The University of Texas at Austin emerged as leading contributors. The predominant publication types are journal articles (40), book chapters (11), and books (7), indicating diverse academic discourse formats. The findings reveal a sustained scholarly interest in Ambedkar’s impact on caste, economic justice, and education. The study underscores the need for further interdisciplinary research to contextualize Ambedkarite thought in contemporary policy frameworks.

This paper examines the unrealised potential of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar's fiscal and economic theories within the framework of contemporary social welfare governance and public finance. While Ambedkar's contributions to social justice and constitutional law are well known, less attention has been given to his significant involvement in state finance, fiscal policy, and economic injustice. This essay re-evaluates Ambedkar's lesser-known works on taxation, public spending, and wealth redistribution, arguing that his ideas are highly relevant to addressing India's current socioeconomic divide. Utilising a qualitative analytical approach, the study compares modern public finance frameworks with Ambedkar's scholarly writings, legislative speeches, and policy actions. Through this lens, the study highlights key principles of Ambedkar's fiscal philosophy, including progressive taxation, social accountability of state spending, and planned development aimed at uplifting the economic status of disadvantaged communities. The article suggests that these ideas can offer transformative perspectives for rethinking contemporary social programs and inclusive governance frameworks. The findings indicate that integrating Ambedkar's fiscal principles into current policy discussions could enhance public finance's role in promoting social justice and equity. The study urges decision-makers to reconsider Ambedkar's economic legacy as an essential tool for crafting inclusive and responsive fiscal policies rather than merely as historical insights. It opens up new avenues for interdisciplinary research in academia that links governance, social justice, and economics.