Social sciences
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Digital Literacy Among Rural Pharmacists: A Language-Based Access Study
Digital literacy—the ability to locate, evaluate, and effectively use information through digital technologies—is increasingly vital for pharmacists to deliver safe, evidence‐based care. However, rural pharmacists in India often face unique language‐based barriers to accessing digital resources,…
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Bilingual Parental Communication and Child Socialization Patterns in Urban Households
This study critically investigates the multifaceted effects of bilingual parental communication on children’s socialization patterns within urban Indian households, integrating insights from socio-cultural theory, language acquisition research, and identity formation frameworks. Employing a convergent mixed‑methods design,…
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AI-Powered Translation Tools: Bridging Language Gaps in Rural Telemedicine
The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in telemedicine has emerged as a revolutionary solution to address healthcare disparities in rural and linguistically diverse regions. One of the significant barriers to effective telehealth delivery is language a…
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Relevance of Manusmriti and Sanskrit Texts in Contemporary Gender Studies
The intersection of ancient Indian literature and contemporary gender studies presents a complex field of inquiry that demands a multidimensional approach. This paper examines the relevance of Manusmriti, one of the foundational Dharmaśāstra texts in Sanskrit…
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समकालीन हिंदी कथा साहित्य में सामाजिक असमानता और स्त्री चेतना : एस०आर० हरनोट के विशेष संदर्भ में
Published Paper PDF: View PDF DOI: https://doi.org/10.63345/ijrsml.v13.i5.4 सीमा देवी शोधार्थी देश भगत विश्वविद्यालय, मंडी गोविंदगढ़ (पंजाब), भारत डॉ० अरविन्द्र कौर चुंबर शोध मार्गदर्शिका देश भगत विश्वविद्यालय, मंडी गोविंदगढ़ (पंजाब), भारत सारांश— समकालीन हिंदी कथा साहित्य भारतीय…
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Role of Women Parliamentarians in Promoting Gender Equality and Social Welfare in India
— Women’s participation in democratic institutions is an important indicator of political equality, inclusive governance, and social development. In India, the representation of women in Parliament has gradually increased over the years; however, their overall participation…
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Shakespeare in the Age of Social Media: Digital Reimagining of the Bard
The body of William Shakespeare’s work has always transcended temporal, geographical, and cultural boundaries, being relevant for over four centuries. In the modern 21st century, the emergence of social networking sites has fundamentally changed the modalities…
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Streamlining Security Task Reporting in Distributed Development Teams
In the context of modern software development, distributed teams have become the norm due to globalization, remote work trends, and the adoption of agile methodologies. However, while this distributed nature brings several advantages, it also introduces…
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The 42nd Amendment and the Shift Toward Socialism: Philosophical and Legal Impacts
The 42nd Amendment to the Indian Constitution, enacted during the peak politically charged Emergency years of 1976, is the most comprehensive and controversial overhaul of the country’s constitutional order. It aimed at redefining the Indian Republic’s…
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Perception and Trust: How Working Women in NCR Interpret Online Advertisement Messages
In the digital age, the rapid proliferation of online advertisements has significantly influenced consumer perceptions, particularly among working women in urban regions like the National Capital Region (NCR) of India. This study investigates how working women…