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Dr. Anita MaheshwariAbstract: Green entrepreneurship has emerged as a vital approach to reconciling economic growth with environmental sustainability. It represents business ventures that integrate ecological responsibility into their core strategies, addressing urgent challenges such as climate change, resource depletion, and environmental degradation. The purpose of this paper is threefold: to understand the concept and significance of green entrepreneurship, to explore its prospects through relevant case studies, and to identify the challenges and opportunities associated with its practice. The study adopts a conceptual and theoretical methodology, relying on secondary sources such as scholarly journals, textbooks, magazines, and credible online platforms. By synthesizing insights from existing literature and real-world practices, this paper highlights the transformative role of green entrepreneurship in driving sustainable innovation, fostering responsible business models, and contributing to broader environmental and social goals. |
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Dr. Niranjan DasAbstract: Recognizing the significance of higher education in fostering both individual and societal well-being, as well as contributing to the economic development of India, the New Education Policy (NEP) 2020 has proposed a structural transformation of the current system. India's higher education system ranks as the third largest globally in terms of student enrollment, following China and the United States, and is the largest worldwide in terms of the number of educational institutions. The advantageous demographic characteristics of India can only be effectively harnessed through a modern and sophisticated higher education system. In light of this, the NEP 2020 has identified the primary challenges currently confronting India's higher education system. The Policy has proposed various reform measures to address these challenges. Against this backdrop, this study aims to examine the major difficulties within India's higher educational ecosystem in the context of NEP 2020 and to identify measures to resolve the issues faced by Higher Education Institutions (HEIs). The study relies on secondary data collected from various reliable sources. The NEP 2020 recognizes the need for a comprehensive overhaul of the existing higher education framework to align with global standards and meet the evolving demands of the 21st century. By addressing key challenges such as fragmentation, lack of multidisciplinary approaches, and limited research focus, the policy aims to create a more robust and inclusive educational ecosystem. Implementation of these reforms is expected to enhance the quality of education, improve employability, and position India as a global knowledge superpower in the coming decades |
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