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Title: Nuclear India & China and Strategic Implications on South Asia

Abstract: India and China are the two major countries of South Asia; they share more than one third of the total world population as well one fourth of the fertile land of the globe. There are immense possibilities of economic and trade benefits if they work together with mutual cooperation and friendship. But unfortunately they have a legacy of complex border disputes and a tense relationship that includes a war in 1962. Now both the countries are equipped with heavy military power as well as nuclear and missile capabilities, the present study investigates various aspects of Sino Indian strategic rivalry and its implications on the strategic environment of the world in general and South Asia in particular. It also reveals the area of mutual assistance and cooperation vital for a huge part of the globe.

By Mohd Rizwan*, Vanshika Kaushik
In Volume: 13,Issue: 1
Title: Corporate Social Responsibility and Profitability in Indian Prospective: A Study on Top Five IT Companies

Abstract: This study aims to examine the influence of CSR expenditure on the financial performance of these leading IT companies. Through studying key financial ratios and CSR initiatives, the research seeks to shed light on how socially responsible practices affect profitability. Additionally, this paper also examines the wider implications of CSR for corporate reputation, stakeholder engagement and long-term business sustainability. This study explores the association between mandatory Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) expenditures and profitability in India’s top 5 IT firms for 2022. The data was collected from top five IT Companies that included; Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Infosys, Wipro, HCL Technologies, and Tech Mahindra. These were statistics directly related to CSR spending, Profitability metrics: Net Profit (Reflects the company's profitability), CSR Spending (Expenditure on Corporate Social Responsibility), Total Assets (The total value of all assets owned by a company) and Revenue (Total income). The pearson’s correlation was applied for the data analysis and determine relationship among variables.

By Reshma Fulara*, Anuj Kumar
In Volume: 13,Issue: 1
Title: A Critical Study of Performance of Prathama UP Gramin Bank

Abstract: Banking is considered as backbone of Economy. To achieve this purpose, fundamental efforts are raised by central and state governments. Prathama UP Gramin Bank is a landmark in Uttar Pradesh in this regard. Sponsored by Punjab National Bank. Government of India (GOI) under Ministry of Finance, NABARD, Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and Government of Uttar Pradesh are its supporting allies. The bank aims to provide latest financial services, over all rural development in Uttar Pradesh, from East to West. It tried its best to fulfill its object, in shape of number of branches, Bank accounts and financial inclusions etc.

By Madhusoodan Tripathi, Rupali Chaudhary*, Renu Tripathi, Vinayaka Tripathi
In Volume: 13,Issue: 1
Title: A Critical Study of Performance of Prathama UP Gramin Bank

Abstract: Banking is considered as backbone of Economy. To achieve this purpose, fundamental efforts are raised by central and state governments. Prathama UP Gramin Bank is a landmark in Uttar Pradesh in this regard. Sponsored by Punjab National Bank. Government of India (GOI) under Ministry of Finance, NABARD, Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and Government of Uttar Pradesh are its supporting allies. The bank aims to provide latest financial services, over all rural development in Uttar Pradesh, from East to West. It tried its best to fulfill its object, in shape of number of branches, Bank accounts and financial inclusions etc.

By Madhusoodan Tripathi, Rupali Chaudhary*, Renu Tripathi, Vinayaka Tripathi
In Volume: 13,Issue: 1
Title: Nuclear India & China and Strategic Implications on South Asia

Abstract: India and China are the two major countries of South Asia; they share more than one third of the total world population as well one fourth of the fertile land of the globe. There are immense possibilities of economic and trade benefits if they work together with mutual cooperation and friendship. But unfortunately they have a legacy of complex border disputes and a tense relationship that includes a war in 1962. Now both the countries are equipped with heavy military power as well as nuclear and missile capabilities, the present study investigates various aspects of Sino Indian strategic rivalry and its implications on the strategic environment of the world in general and South Asia in particular. It also reveals the area of mutual assistance and cooperation vital for a huge part of the globe.

By Mohd Rizwan*, Vanshika Kaushik
In Volume: 13,Issue: 1
Title: Lacunae in Healthcare for Poor and Disabled Patients: Evidence from Gaps in Skills of Nurses and Corporate Governance

Abstract: Service of nurses is critical in healthcare. Literature review reveals that nursing standards are low and access to their services, proved onerous for poor patients in the south and south Asian countries, especially during COVID-19. Abject situation of nurses and their need for further education, training was urgently needed. The primary reason behind this gap in care is lack of proper education, training and absence of caring attitude of nurses. Nursing profession, especially in Bangladesh, is deemed tiresome and the overall perception of this job has deteriorated due to influence of culture, religion and other socio-economic factors. The objective of this study is to comprehend the difficulties poor patients encounter due to the skill’s gap and low education of nurses. This phenomenon was universally experienced in many countries. A mixed method study was conducted. Triangulation of information tallying 350 responses, was duly collated, and all questionnaires were administered following ethical acquiescence of respondents. Fifty-six interviews of patients using google form was conducted. Plus, face-to-face qualitative interviews of 15 patients who suffered from Corona and 15 stakeholders’ interviews were carried out, with the aim of informing more sensitive policy for men, women and children and those with disability. Another quantitative survey comprising of 171 nurses, 32 Key Informants and 15 doctors were also done. The evidence of gaps in skills and education of nurses and negative impact on services, truly solicits sensitive policy intervention and training, for remedial measures.

By Anwara Begum
In Volume: 13,Issue: 1

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