Volume 13 | Issue 6 |

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The modern academic landscape is rife with challenges, ranging from intense competition to high expectations, often leading to stress, anxiety, and reduced academic resilience. This resilience, defined as the ability to recover and adapt in the face of adversity, is critical for students' success and well-being. This study explores the timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita, an ancient Indian scripture, to derive principles that can bolster academic resilience and improve decision-making. Key teachings, such as Karma Yoga (performing actions without attachment to outcomes), Jnana Yoga (self-awareness), Bhakti Yoga (purposeful dedication), and maintaining equanimity, are examined in the context of educational challenges. These insights are juxtaposed with modern psychological theories, including emotional intelligence, self-efficacy, and the growth mindset, to propose actionable strategies for educators and students. By integrating these teachings into academic frameworks, the study aims to create a holistic approach to nurturing resilience and fostering sound decision-making among students.

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Academic resilience, Bhagavad Gita, decision-making, Karma Yoga, equanimity, self- efficacy, emotional intelligence, growth mindset, mindfulness, student well-being

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Micromanagement in Educational Leadership: Impacts, Challenges, and Strategies for Fostering Sustainable Team Performance Dr. Kevizakielie Suokhrie, Assistant Professor, Oriental College, Kohima, Nagaland, India Email:zakiesuokhrie2000@gmail.com Abstract In today's ever changing educational landscape, effective leadership is crucial in ensuring institutional success and the all round growth and development of both educators and learners. Amongst many leadership practices, micromanagement has become a prominent concern. Its adverse effects on staff morale, collaboration, innovation and quality education underscore the need to explore this approach to leadership within educational management to understand its impact, find effective remedies for the issues it produces and identify sustainable strategies to enhance leadership and team effectiveness. The paper seeks to highlight key challenges associated with micromanagement, including its effects on sustainable team performance and additionally, it also attempt to outlines strategies for educational leaders to shift from more control oriented practices to more empowering, participative leadership models.

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Keywords: Micromanagement, Leadership, Sustainable, Team performance

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Digital payment applications such as Phone Pe, Google Pay, Paytm, and Razor pay serve as vital components of financial operations in India because of the rise in digital transaction use. The quick convenience of these mobile payment networks creates security gaps that detect users to phishing schemes and malware threats whereas Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) swap frauds and illegal access attempts also occur. The paper examines security features used by these applications while assessing potential weak points along with reviewing existing protection protocols which combine biometric access, two-step verification, encrypted Unified Payments Interface (UPI) protocol and artificial intelligence fraud prevention technologies. Our research examines both emerging blockchain solutions and behavioural biometrics technology although their applications in this field. The research paper provides useful suggestions to improve mobile payment security along with strengthened user protection features.

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Digital payments, UPI, mobile security, Google Pay, Phone Pe, Paytm, Razor pay, AI fraud detection, blockchain, biometrics

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In an era increasingly driven by digital transformation, real-time analytics, and cloud-native infrastructures, the integrity and accountability of information systems have become non- negotiable. In industries like finance, healthcare, and government where data sensitivity and reliability directly impact lives and livelihoods regulatory compliance has emerged as both a technical imperative and a strategic asset. Among the most crucial regulatory frameworks underpinning enterprise governance are SOX (Sarbanes-Oxley Act) Compliance and ITGC (IT General Controls) Compliance. While these standards originated with corporate accountability in mind, they now play a pivotal role in modern software testing and IT quality assurance. Their evolution reflects a broader paradigm shift: from reactive compliance to proactive, built-in trust mechanisms across development pipelines.

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SOX Compliance, ITGC Compliance, Software Testing, Regulatory Compliance, Continuous Compliance, DevSecOps, Quality Assurance, Internal Controls, Cloud Security, Compliance Automation, Audit Readiness, Governance Risk and Compliance (GRC)

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This study investigates how immersive technologies, including 360-degree video, affect journalism education. Immersion tools provide students with real world, hands on learning experiences that improve engagement and skill development as digital media changes the news reporting scene. The study looks at how these tools provide a greater comprehension of audience engagement, storytelling strategies, and news creation. The study aims to redefine successful learning practices in modern media education by highlighting the pedagogical advantages and difficulties of using immersive media in journalism curriculum through content analysis, case studies, and interviews with journalism educators and students. Journalism continues to experiment with new narrative techniques and audience interaction strategies as technology advances. Immersive Technology, one of the most innovative technologies to date, has the potential to drastically alter journalism education. Students may connect with news stories and journalistic techniques in ways that are not possible with traditional approaches thanks to Immersive Technology's immersive and engaging experiences. This essay explores the use of Immersive Technology in journalism education, emphasizing how it may improve learning by providing fresh viewpoints on narrative, encouraging interest in current affairs, and mimicking actual journalistic techniques. The study also examines the difficulties of incorporating Immersive Technology into journalism programs, including issues with cost, accessibility, and technological constraints, and offers solutions.

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Journalism immersive technology education effectiveness innovation in news communication

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Employee health and safety have emerged as critical areas of focus within human resource management (HRM). With rising incidents of workplace stress, occupational hazards, and the long-term impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, HR professionals are increasingly responsible for creating a safe and healthy work environment. This paper examines the evolving role of HR in addressing these challenges, ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations, and promoting well-being. It also evaluates the strategic contribution of HR through policy implementation, training, wellness programs, and employee engagement. The study highlights both the proactive and reactive responsibilities of HR in maintaining employee safety and outlines recommendations to improve workplace health management.

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Human Resource Management, Employee Safety, Health Programs, Workplace Wellness, Occupational Safety, Mental Health.

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Medical reports often contain complex medical terms and are typically written in English, which makes them difficult for many patients to understand. This project presents a simple and smart web application that allows users to upload their lab reports, simplifies difficult medical language, and translates the results into the user's native language. Using Artificial Intelligence (AI), Natural Language Processing (NLP), and translation APIs, the system converts medical reports into clear and meaningful summaries. Built with React.js and Node.js, this web app also respects user privacy by processing and storing data only with user consent. The goal is to make health reports accessible, understandable, and useful to everyone -- regardless of language or background.

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AI in healthcare, medical report simplification, native language translation, deep learning, NLP, health tech

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Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) is one of the key components of the New Education Policy, (NEP, 2020) in alignment with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). UNESCO affirms it as the "holistic development of a child's social, emotional, cognitive and physical needs in order to build a solid and broad foundation for lifelong learning and wellbeing." ECCE promotes 85% of brain development, contributing a positive difference in the lives of young children. Age-appropriate use of learning and play materials like Nursery Rhymes which can enhance learning through building varied vocabulary, increasing phonological awareness, encouraging story comprehension skills, and levelled literacy intervention like Reading Comprehension entails not only understanding the words but also the content as a whole, increasing its literacy skill. Poetry in rhymes or the Nursery rhymes are designed for children. They have rhyming words in every line or on alternate lines with simple usage of common words making the entire piece easy to grasp by kids. They do not show intense human emotions but are enjoyable by children, teachers, mothers, and grandmothers. Nursery Rhymes in its versatility, effects multiple domains of child development like physical health and well-being, language and cognitive development, communication skills and general knowledge, social competence, and emotional maturity, leads to understanding of voice modulation, correct pronunciation, using the right volume in speech making them appreciate listening, reading, speaking, and writing. It was affirmed that introducing children to nursery rhymes in early childhood can have a beneficial influence on foundation of literacy-related abilities. Paper presenters urged the students to update or develop national or local level as many Nursery Rhymes, in mother tongue or national language for the pre-primary students of Garo Hills to augment the Reading Comprehension Skills as a parlay for higher academic achievements in the life of 21st century. Contextualizing specific Nursery Rhymes within domains of ECCE, some rhymes like "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star"; "ABCDEFG"; "One Two Buckle my Shoes"; "Mary Had a Little Lamb"; "Row, row, row your boat" were presented as examples. It was also confirmed that from "Twinkle Twinkle, Little Star" to "Mary Had a Little Lamb", some of the most recognizable children's verse in the English language was written by nineteenth century women poets and the tradition of original nursery rhyme was dominated by mothers from the sixteenth century (Gregory, 2015).

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Women, Nursery Rhymes, Early, Childhood, Care, Education, Literacy, Language, Activities, Development

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Introduction: Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by persistent deficits in social communication and interaction, presence of repetitive and restricted pattern of behaviours, interests and activities typically manifesting before the age of three years. According to centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) about 1 in 36 children has been identified with ASD and it is nearly 4 times more common among boys than in girls. The exact cause of ASD remains unclear; however, dysbiosis in gut microbiota and altered intestinal permeability are increasingly implicated in its pathophysiology. Nutritional approaches and gut health interventions have gained attention for their potential to mitigate behavioural and gastrointestinal symptoms in autism. Aim: To explore the relationship between nutrition, gut health and autism from an Ayurvedic perspective. Objectives: 1.To study Ayurvedic principles related to digestion and autism. 2. To identify Ayurvedic dietary and herbal recommendations for gut health and autism. Materials and Methods: This review analysed Ayurvedic principles and contemporary evidence on gut health and nutrition in ASD. Ayurvedic texts were examined for insights which emphasizes the interconnection of gut health and mental well-being through the concepts of Agni and Manas while recent studies on dietary interventions were evaluated for their relevance and alignment with Ayurvedic practices. Results: Nutritional strategies such as casein free diets, ketogenic diet, probiotics were found to complement Ayurvedic principles and demonstrate potential in improving both behavioural and gastro intestinal symptoms in ASD children. Discussion: This review highlights the potential of Ayurvedic nutrition and gut health interventions in managing Autism as it helps in restoring balance in the digestive system and mitigate behavioural and gastro intestinal symptoms which can help improve the quality of life of children with autism.

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Autism, Nutrition, Gut Health, Agni, Manas.

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