Volume 6 | Issue 3 |

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Health is an essential factor in India because among the various elements of macroeconomics, health is an important element. Elements of macroeconomics include national income, output, employment, business cycle, general price level, currency contraction, economic growth along with international trade. Apart from the above classification, the determinants are also classified on economic and non-economic basis. The list of economic and non-economic elements is as follows:- A. Economic Element - 1.Natural resources 2.human resources 3.capital accumulation or capital formation 4.entrepreneurship 5.Technological Advancement and Innovation 6.foreign capital B. Non-Economic Elements - 1. social and institutional elements 2. Location and efficient administration 3. international conditions If any developing country has to move towards economic development, then it is necessary to invest in health education and other social services because there is a close relationship between health facilities and economic development. 94% of the country's labor force of 487 crore 7 crore is in the unorganized sector. And if the health of labor is good, then its positive effect will be on the elements of production and other economic development. For this, it is also expressed on health in the budget announcements by the government from time to time, it is a different matter that the expenditure on health in India is comparatively less as compared to other countries. Apart from this, it will also be a topic that the government which it is doing is being used properly or not, some of these main points have been discussed in this research paper. In order to fulfil the research topic, questions like health policies of India, economic policy makers, GDP, welfare health system and social well being, industry, employment were included in the questionnaire from the respondent.

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Spending, health system, resources, macro economics, economic element.

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One of the most important responsibilities of a human resources staff is recruitment. Recruitment is the collection of actions and procedures that are used to lawfully discover an insufficient number of people with the appropriate place and time experience. This is done so that individuals and organizations may be picked in their own best interests, both in the short term and the long term. On the topic of recruiting and selection practices in the city of Vadodara, a research has been carried out, and its findings have been analyzed and presented. The sample was chosen from among forty different private businesses located in the Vadodara area. 40 cores HR was chosen to be the department that picked persons at random, and the data collection technology was used to gather information from those employees. The use of the internet portal to execute data collecting for the research was done in observance of the precautionary measures taken for the pandemic scenario involving the Covid-19 virus. Forms were developed by Google, and the company gathered primary data using them. In addition to that, there were calls made to acquire the data.

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Recruitment, Selection, Recent Trends

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GST is one of the biggest as well as historical tax reforms in India which replaced number of different indirect taxes of the central and state governments. GST has unified the Indian economy into a seamless national market. In April 2010, the ruling government of that regime also proposed to implement GST but due to political issues and conflicting interests of various stakeholders, the government failed to implement the same. Afterwards on 1st July 2017 the Government of India enforced GST law which extended to whole of India. The main objective of this law is to remove all the draw backs of the previous indirect tax system and provide transparency in the tax implementation. In the previous indirect tax regime the tax rates were vary from state to state but after the implementation of GST there is a uniform rate of tax throughout the country. Previously various indirect tax laws had no provisions for input tax credit and large numbers of tax payers were not eligible for input tax credit even after paying a large amount of taxes on the inputs. But now all the tax payers are eligible to avail input tax credit. This paper presents an overview of GST concept, explains its features along with its advantages over previous indirect tax laws. The paper is more focused on advantages of GST and challenges faced by India in its execution.

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INDIRECT TAX REFORM IN INDIA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO GST: AN ANALYSIS

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madhyamik star par gramin aevam shahari chhatro ke parivarik vatavaran ki sthiti ka tunatmak addhyayan

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madhyamik star par gramin aevam shahari chhatro ke parivarik vatavaran ki sthiti ka tunatmak addhyayan

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Agriculture, Debt, Financial Institution, Credit, Growth

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The purpose of this research is to comprehend the socioeconomic and demographic traits of people living in slums of Sector 25, Chandigarh and it makes an effort to comprehend how slum dwellers use healthcare services. In order to create more accurate results, the paper also looks into how slum residents viewed the current health care system by conducting a field study and understanding the perspectives of slum dwellers regarding the health care services.

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Slum dwellers, Perception, Health care.

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Rural women entrepreneurship has a great hit on a media point. 37% of women owned enterprises have represented globally. The Recent global entrepreneurship monitor found that 126 million rural women are running a business, and 98 million established firms are over more than three and half years. The Indian women have made a predominant place by themselves in the male dominated society, where women were treated to be within four walls of house doing only household work. Women have reached the corporate world by not only by job seeker but also as job giver. Women entrepreneurship has given a huge momentum in the last three decades. This has given involvement to the economic growth in the country. The core aim of this study is to identify the various problems faced by rural women entrepreneurs in Madurai District of Tamil Nadu. The research work is based on both the primary and secondary sources and the primary data has been collected through interview schedule method and the secondary source has gathered from books, journals, magazines, MSME reports, District Industry Commerce and newspapers. The researcher has selected the sample size of 250 rural women entrepreneurs in Madurai District on the basis of convenience sampling method. The present study may end that the rural women entrepreneurs are encountered both social and economic or financial problems like constraints with social relation, lack of self-confidence, lack of self-decision making, lack of social recognition, insufficient loan facilities, inadequate subsidy facilities, lack of tax relief. This study can be concluded that social constraints are high then the economic constraints in the study area of Madurai District of Tamil Nadu.

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Women, Entrepreneur, Social Constraints and Economical Constraints.

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The representation of animals in advertising has become a trend as it increases the brand identity and can grab the viewers. Advertisers have various tactics to attract people and promote their brands or products. Using animals in advertising is one of the practical and powerful tactics for brand recognition. Markets are flooded with advertisements for different brands and products. It is the advertisement that captures the mind of people to buy a particular product. Advertisers must use various unique ideas to grab the audience to make an ad different and unique. Because of various psychological factors, using animals in advertising has been an effective and powerful tactic. It has the power to persuade the people. This paper focuses on the role of animals in advertising and how it helps brand engagement.

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Advertising, Animals, Consumers, Products, Brand identity.

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Examination Anxiety among Higher Secondary School Pupils of Kerala

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Digital Art, New Media Art, New Techniques in art, Computer as an aid to art, Video performance.

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