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Dr Shekhar Srivastava Mohammed Sadaf Ahmed

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A well-functioning supply chain is a key to success for every business organization. In recent years Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been proved to become an extension of our mind, expanding our cognitive abilities to levels that we never thought would be possible. Though many believe AI will replace humans, it is not true. AI has been integrated into many sectors of business and been proved to reduce costs, increase revenue, and enhance asset utilization. The study focuses on recent trends, major gaps and opportunities with reference to Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications in Supply chain Management (SCM). This research offers a comprehensive overview of how AI is influencing the present and future state of SCM. It provides vital insights for researchers, practitioners and decision-making who are involved in this dynamic and everchanging field. This paper critically evaluates the role of AI in supply chain management. It also discusses AI applications on sub fields of Supply chain management and the challenges related to implementation of AI in SCM.


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DR. A. A. GUNJAL

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This study examines the psychological and neurological effects of cosmetics on human behaviour. The use of cosmetics has become an integral part of daily life, with millions of people worldwide using various cosmetic products to enhance their physical appearance. However, the impact of cosmetics on human behaviour is not well understood. This study aims to investigate the relationship between cosmetics use and human behaviour, with a focus on the psychological and neurological effects.


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Dr. Devesh Aggarwal, Dr. Sarla, Dr. Sonal Gupta

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India and Thailand have always been a very good companion in terms of international trade, culture, lifestyle etc. which makes both the countries to have good bilateral relationship. This research explains the bilateral relationship between India and Thailand. Secondary data is used in the study in two bifurcated parts i.e., 2002-03 to 2011-12 and 2012-13 to 2021-22. The major objective of this paper is to analyse the trade between two decades of both the countries and identify the opportunities of trade in future. Some statistical tests like mean, standard deviation, skewness etc. are calculated for both the decades with the help of SPSS (Statistical Package for Social Sciences) software. It has been noticed that the India' total trade with Thailand in the year 2002-03 was 527604.37 lakhs rupees and increased up to 11251954.59 lakhs rupees in 2021-22, it shows there is very much potential to increase the trade in future. This study explains about the imports and exports of India with Thailand and compares the performance of both between the two decades. It is also concluded in the study that there is rising trend and huge potential of trade between India and Thailand.


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Dr. Rajat Pratap Singh

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The Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime in India introduced a composition scheme to simplify tax compliance for small businesses, including those in the Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) sector. This scheme allows eligible businesses to pay tax at a fixed percentage of their turnover, reducing the complexities of input tax credit and other compliance requirements. This article aims to analyze the efficacy of the GST composition scheme in the FMCG sector, examining its benefits, challenges, and potential for improvement. The composition scheme significantly reduces the compliance burden for small FMCG businesses


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