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Title: Impact of Innovative HR Practices on Organisations Performance with Reference to IT Sector

Abstract: The dynamic and competitive landscape of the Information Technology (IT) sector necessitates a strategic focus on Human Resource (HR) practices to enhance organizational performance. This study investigates the impact of innovative HR practices on organizational performance, with a specific reference to the IT sector in Gurugram. Through a comprehensive examination of HR initiatives, the research aims to contribute insights into the relationships between innovative HR practices and key performance indicators in IT organizations. The study employs a quantitative research design, utilizing surveys and interviews to collect data from IT professionals and HR practitioners in Gurugram. Data analysis involves both descriptive and inferential statistics, with regression analysis and correlation techniques used to examine the relationships between innovative HR practices and organizational performance. Findings from the study are discussed in the context of existing literature, interpreting implications for HR practitioners and organizational leaders in the IT sector in Gurugram. The study contributes to the academic understanding of the impact of innovative HR practices on organizational performance in the IT sector, providing practical insights for HR practitioners to enhance strategic human resource management. The findings aim to inform decision-making and facilitate the adoption of effective HR strategies to foster sustainable organizational success in Gurugram's IT industry.

By Swati Sharmaa*, Isha Jainb
In Volume: 12,Issue: 2
Title: A Study of the Liquidity Position of Certain IT Companies Using One-Way ANOVA

Abstract: This study conducts a one-way ANOVA analysis on the liquidity condition of specific IT companies using their yearly financial reports from 2013-2014 to 2022-2023. The study aims to examine the liquidity and profitability positions of chosen IT organizations. This study used a one-way ANOVA to do a liquidity analysis of the chosen company. The study indicates that the liquidity position is below the allowed threshold due to a higher proportion of current liabilities.

By Pratik J. Shukla*
In Volume: 12,Issue: 2
Title: Economics under Circulation must be Supported by Political Approach for Macroeconomic Stability with Special Reference to Bangladesh

Abstract: Superior supremacy with institutionalization and environmental scanning can support along with extending formal sector and growth with equity, removing social injustice, and dropping income inequality in an emerging economy like Bangladesh. Macroeconomic stability can help to attain excellent circumstances for the overall socio-economic scenario of a country provided a circular economy can work. SDG 10 is very important for the social and financial inclusion of the inhabitants. The research question of the study is whether the circular economy can help to attain substantial, planned, and participatory democracy to progress institutional participation through good Governance for attaining macroeconomic stability. From the study, it was observed that contributory and participatory governance preparations are customary for pro-people governments and can be considered as a criterion for good participation in endorsing the circular economy to attain dynamics of macroeconomic stability in an emerging economy like Bangladesh. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina of Bangladesh proved her political maturity by free and fair election on 7th Janaury, 2024 and transformed to great statesperson of the earth.

By Muhammad Mahboob Alia*, José G. Vargas-Hernándezb
In Volume: 12,Issue: 2
Title: Economics under Circulation must be Supported by Political Approach for Macroeconomic Stability with Special Reference to Bangladesh

Abstract: Superior supremacy with institutionalization and environmental scanning can support along with extending formal sector and growth with equity, removing social injustice, and dropping income inequality in an emerging economy like Bangladesh. Macroeconomic stability can help to attain excellent circumstances for the overall socio-economic scenario of a country provided a circular economy can work. SDG 10 is very important for the social and financial inclusion of the inhabitants. The research question of the study is whether the circular economy can help to attain substantial, planned, and participatory democracy to progress institutional participation through good Governance for attaining macroeconomic stability. From the study, it was observed that contributory and participatory governance preparations are customary for pro-people governments and can be considered as a criterion for good participation in endorsing the circular economy to attain dynamics of macroeconomic stability in an emerging economy like Bangladesh. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina of Bangladesh proved her political maturity by free and fair election on 7th Janaury, 2024 and transformed to great statesperson of the earth.

By Muhammad Mahboob Alia*, José G. Vargas-Hernándezb
In Volume: 12,Issue: 2
Title: BOOK REVIEW: Credit Operations and Management

Abstract: This Book is titled “Credit Operations and Management” which refers to the systematic processes and strategies employed by financial institutions to handle and oversee all aspects of credit-related activities. This encompasses a range of functions, from assessing the creditworthiness of potential borrowers to the ongoing monitoring of existing credit relationships. The primary goals of credit operations and management include minimizing credit risk, ensuring compliance with regulations, and optimizing the overall efficiency of the credit process. Key components of credit operations and management include credit policy development, underwriting, loan origination, risk management, monitoring, collections, compliance with regulatory standards, and the integration of technology for streamlined processes. The aim is to strike a balance between facilitating access to credit for borrowers and safeguarding the financial institution against undue risks and losses.

By Md Sifatullah*
In Volume: 12,Issue: 2
Title: Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 2030 - Challenges for India

Abstract: Sustainable Development Goals are a set of global goals that aim to tackle pressing environmental and socio economic challenges before 2030. India is one of the most diverse and populous nations in the world, and as such, it faces unique challenges and opportunities when pursuing these ambitious goals. This paper examines India's challenges in achieving its SDGs. It highlights key concerns and offers insights on potential strategies to achieve success. This paper provides an overview of all 17 SDGs. It emphasizes their inter connectedness and relevance to India's current development. The paper then focuses on the challenges India faces in such areas as poverty reduction, access to healthcare, education, equality of gender, adoption of clean energy, and sustainability. The challenges of India are discussed in the context of its socio-cultural economic and political system. This research focuses on identifying the barriers that prevent India from achieving its SDGs. This includes disparities in income, insufficient infrastructure, gaps and in healthcare, education disparities, as well as environmental degradation. The paper also stresses the importance of regional differences in development, and inclusive policies to ensure that no one is left behind. This paper highlights notable initiatives and innovative solutions that can help India meet the challenges of SDGs. These include successful social-entrepreneurship models, public-private partnership, and technological solutions which have the ability to accelerate progress towards the SDGs. The research document concludes with a call to action for India to address the many challenges it faces as they strive towards the SDGs. The paper calls for an integrated and holistic approach that recognizes the interconnectedness between the goals, and requires multi-stakeholder cooperation. The paper also advocates data-driven systems of monitoring and evaluation to monitor progress and promote accountability.

By Richa Jain*
In Volume: 12,Issue: 2

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