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CRITICAL STUDY OF E-COMMERCE ON MSMES IN INDIA
PROF. ATTAR SHAFIYA YASIN
Abstract:
Based on this, this research studies the impact of e-commerce adoption on the
performance of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in India. The study using
secondary data from ICRIER, Statista, KPMG, and Reuters reports uses the new scenario to
understand how e-commerce integration will impact key performance metrics of e-sales volume,
e-turnover, e-profit, e-workforce size, and e-employment levels in the post-COVID era.
Descriptive statistics, correlation analysis, regression analysis, and hypothesis testing were used
to assess the association between e-commerce adoption and company success.
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1-8 |
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ASSET MANAGEMENT PRACTICES IN IT INDUSTRY – CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
DR. SWETA SONALI
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Asset management is a critical function in the IT industry, as it enables organizations to noptimize the use of their assets, reduce costs, and improve efficiency. This paper examines the nasset management practices in the IT industry in India, with a focus on the challenges and nopportunities. The study found that while Indian IT companies have made significant progress in nimplementing asset management practices, there are still several challenges that need to be naddressed.
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9-13 |
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AN ANALYTICAL STUDY OF ADMINISTRATION AND ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE OF AGRICULTURE MARKET PRODUCE COMMITTEE IN MAHARASHTRA
1. RANVEERSINGH AJITSINGH PAWAR , 2. DR. D. B. SHINDE
Abstract:
This study analyzes the organization and management of Agriculture Produce Market
Committee (APMC) in [State/District]. The research aims to examine the current organizational
structure, management practices, and challenges faced by APMC. A mixed-methods approach
was employed, combining both qualitative and quantitative data collection and analysis methods.
The findings reveal that APMC faces several challenges, including inadequate infrastructure,
inefficient management practices, and limited financial resources. The study recommends
measures to improve the organizational structure, management practices, and infrastructure of
APMC.
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14-17 |
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IMPORT-EXPORT BUSINESS OF INDIA, MALAYSIA, AND SINGAPORE: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS
DR. J. P. BHOSALE
Abstract:
This research looks at the import-export industries of Singapore, Malaysia, and India with
an emphasis on key commodities, trade trends, and future development. The results show that the
three nations have substantial commercial ties, with Singapore serving as a major market for
Indian software services and mineral fuels accounting for the majority of India's exports to
Malaysia.
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18-21 |
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SPICES AND PICKLES INDUSTRIES IN MAHARASHTRA STATE – CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
1. HEMLATA CHAUDHARI , 2. DR. KISHOR R. LIPARE
Abstract:
This study examines the challenges and opportunities faced by the spices and pickles
industries in Maharashtra state, India. The research employed a mixed-methods approach,
combining both qualitative and quantitative data collection and analysis methods. The findings
suggest that the industries face challenges such as intense competition, fluctuating raw material
prices, and inadequate infrastructure. However, opportunities exist in the form of increasing
demand for organic and export-oriented products. The study provides recommendations for
stakeholders to address the challenges and capitalize on the opportunities.
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22-24 |
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EMPLOYEE SATISFACTION IN THE CONTEXT OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
DR. SUJATA CHANDRAKANT PATIL
Abstract:
In India CSR is not just a legal obligation but also a strategic business tool. CSR
strategies can build a positive brand image, improve community goodwill, and attract investors
and customers. Successful CSR initiatives may also be useful to enhance employee engagement,
reduce business risks. It can be helpful to increase long-term valuation of business.
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25-31 |
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WOMEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP STYLES OF MICRO, SMALL, AND MEDIUM-SCALE INDUSTRIES IN INDIA
1. DEEPTI PONKSHE , 2. DR. A. R. GHUMATKAR
Abstract:
This study examines the entrepreneurship styles of women entrepreneurs in Micro, Small,
and Medium-scale industries in India. A quantitative research approach was employed, and data
was collected from 500 women entrepreneurs using a structured questionnaire. The results show
that women entrepreneurs in India exhibit a unique blend of entrepreneurial styles, including
innovative, risk-taking, and socially responsible behaviors.
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32-36 |
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WOMEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP SKILLS: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
1. RUPALI KATORE , 2. DR. VRISHALI RANDHIR
Abstract:
This study examines the challenges and opportunities faced by women entrepreneurs in
developing their entrepreneurship skills. A quantitative research approach was employed, using a
survey of 200 women entrepreneurs in India. The findings highlight the significance of
education, training, and networking in developing women's entrepreneurship skills. The study
also identifies challenges such as lack of access to finance, limited business experience, and
societal barriers.
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37-41 |
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DIGITAL TRADE AND COMMERCE:- A NEW ERA FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH
1. DR. J. P. BHOSALE , 2. SUPRIYA UTTAM JADHAV
Abstract:
The study examines the impact of digital trade and commerce on economic growth. The
study aims to identify the benefits and challenges of digital trade and commerce and to provide
recommendations for policymakers and businesses to promote digital trade and commerce. A
mixed-methods approach was used, combining both qualitative and quantitative data collection
and analysis methods. The findings of the study highlight the benefits of digital trade and
commerce, including increased economic growth, improved efficiency, and enhanced
competitiveness.
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42-45 |
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THE QUICK COMMERCE PHENOMENON: INDIA'S LEAP TOWARDS INSTANT RETAIL
BHUSHAN KRISHNA WANKHEDE
Abstract:
India’s economic landscape is deeply influenced by its vibrant services sector, which
contributes over 55% to the nation’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) (Ministry of Finance).
This dominance reflects the sector’s pivotal role in job creation, technological progress, and
overall economic development. Among the various segments within the service sector, ecommerce stands out as a transformative driver of growth, bridging geographical divides and
enabling efficiency across industries. E-commerce is central to India's ambition of becoming
a developed economy by 2047, as outlined in the Viksit Bharat mission. It promotes digital
adoption, creates market access, and fosters innovation, with Micro, Small, and Medium
Enterprises (MSMEs) playing a pivotal role in this transformation.
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46-53 |
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THE ROLE OF NATIONALIZED BANKS IN PROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP THROUGH THE SEED CAPITAL SCHEME IN MAHARASHTRA: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
1. DR. D. D. PAWAR , 2. KRISHNA DHONDIBA MITKAR
Abstract:
Entrepreneurship is a cornerstone of economic growth, driving innovation, employment
generation, and societal progress. In Maharashtra, the seed capital scheme facilitated by
nationalized banks has emerged as a pivotal initiative to empower aspiring entrepreneurs by
providing crucial financial assistance. This paper delves into the multifaceted role of nationalized
banks in promoting entrepreneurship through this scheme.
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54-57 |
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AN ANALYSIS OF THE CHALLENGES AND ISSUES SURROUNDING WOMEN'S EMPOWERMENT IN INDIA
MISS. TRUPTI RAJENDRA HADKE
Abstract:
This paper seeks to examine the current state of Women Empowerment in India,
focusing on the associated issues and challenges. In the 21st century, the empowerment of
women has emerged as a critical concern; however, in practice, it often remains an elusive
goal. Daily experiences reveal that women frequently fall victim to various social injustices.
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58-64 |
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ISSUES AND OPPORTUNITY OF E-BANKING IN INDIA
MR. DEVKAR DIPAK GOLHAJI
Abstract:
Financial sector plays an important role in the economic development of a country.
Banking is the lifeline of an economy. A strong and healthy banking system is important
requirement for economic growth. The e-banking constitutes an electronic alternative
network of payments and benefit of services.
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65-69 |
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IDENTIFYING CUSTOMER/VISITOR CHURN THROUGH PREDICTIVE ANALYTICS
1. DR. NITVE DNYANDEV LAXMAN , 2. DR. S. M. GAIKWAD
Abstract:
In the fiercely competitive landscape of E-commerce, retaining customers is paramount
for sustainable growth and success. This research focuses on utilizing predictive analytics
techniques to identify and understand customer churn patterns in an E-commerce retail
platform.
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70-75 |
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CHALLENGES AND STRATEGIES OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
DR. VAISHALI MUKUND DESHPANDE
Abstract:
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) evolved from its early beginnings in the 1950’s.
CSR as a concept found more in Europe than in the US. United Nations played a significant role
in universal acceptance of the idea of CSR. The term corporate responsibility has been known
many names i.e., corporate citizenship, corporate social responsibility. Corporate Social
Responsibility means to do useful for the society and to contribute in the balanced
development of the society by giving enough services to the stakeholders, for example,
employees, customers, shareholders, suppliers, general open etc. Corporate social responsibility
(CSR) is companies manage their business processes to produce an overall positive effect on
society. It covers manageability, social effect and ethics followed for operating in the society.
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76-83 |
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THE STUDY ON GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF E-COMMERCE MARKET IN INDIA
MR. BHARAT BAGUL
Abstract:
In modern era, the use of internet and smartphone has been increased
significantly in India. According to the 'Digital India' program report, by June 2023, the
number of internet connections in India has drastically increased to 895 million. It was
observed that, of the total internet connections, about 55% of the connections were operating
in urban areas of India, out of which 97% were wireless. The use of smartphone has also
increased significantly.
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84-92 |
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THE EFFECTS OF SUPERMARKETS ON THE INCOME OF SMALL FARMERS IN INDIA
PROF.DR.RAUT NITIN BHASKARRAO
Abstract:
India is emerging as the fastest growing economy in the world. We know that India has
reached the number one place in the world’s population in the year 2024.Around 54.6% of
India’s population is engaged in the agricultural activities directly. These are the farmers, who
produce all food grains, vegetables and fulfil the need of food in India.82% of the farmers are
still marginal farmers. Some farmers sell their produce to the supermarkets.
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93-97 |
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A STUDY ON TAX PLANNING, TAX MANAGEMENT, TAX EVASION, AND TAX AVOIDANCE
NARAYAN BABURAO KENDRE
Abstract:
This paper discusses Tax Planning, Tax Management, Tax Evasion, and Tax
Avoidance, especially in practical terms and from a legal point of view. The subject matter
has been explained to professionals as well as to the general public in simpler terms. Tax
Planning and Tax Management are represented as perfectly legal strategies for reducing tax,
but Tax Evasion is described as illegal. The difference between legitimate Tax Avoidance and
the illegal aggressive techniques is made by the paper. With case studies, it illustrates
appropriate, above-board tax strategies.
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98-106 |
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SPIRITUALITY AND WORK-LIFE QUALITY: PERSPECTIVES FROM FEMALE TEACHERS
1. APEKSHA NARAYAN NIGADE , 2. DR. RAVINDRA DESHMUKH
Abstract:
Female teachers frequently deal with distinctive issues,stabilize the request of their
teaching job and private living. The outcoming pressure and exhaustion critically influence their
professional life conditions and general welfare .The learning traverses how devotion, a set of
exercise and faith focused at accomplishing inside calm and a sensation of motive can better
(QWL) quality work life. This research scrutinizes the impact of divinity on the quality work life
(QWL) of female teachers.
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107-115 |
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THE IMPACT OF EVENT MANAGEMENT AMONG YOUTH: BENEFITS AND CHALLENGES
CHAITHRA. P
Abstract:
The market in the world for event management is projected to observe tremendous
growth over the increasing interests among youth. The event management industry can impact
youth in several ways by creating jobs, promoting social connections, and providing
opportunities for creativity and innovations implementing their ideas in a unique way. The
Career and Entrepreneurship Opportunities Conference, as a unique combination of academic
and student’s entrepreneurship, content affects the students’ personality the Career and
Entrepreneurship Opportunities Conference, as a unique combination of academic and student’s
entrepreneurship, content affects the students’ personality.
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116-122 |
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A STUDY OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILIT
1. NILAM NAIDU , 2. DR. SANJAY SHINDE
Abstract:
The main objective of any business is to earn profits, which are necessary for survival.
However, businesses also have a larger responsibility to society beyond just profit-making.
They rely on societal resources, so they owe something back to the community. Companies
that only aim to maximize profits for shareholders, ignoring social and environmental issues,
are likely to fail in the long run. This has led to the emergence of Corporate Social
Responsibility (CSR) and sustainable development as key concerns in business.
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123-126 |
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E-COMMERCE- A PATH OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
PROF. VETAL MOHAN SUKHADEO
Abstract:
E-Commerce is ruling over the business in these days. A number of businesses are
moving towards e-commerce through online by providing a wide range of services. At
present e-commerce is not limited to metro cities but it has been reached to remotes areas
also. Technological advancement, Government initiatives and financial enablement provides
an opportunity for the rural areas to expand the E-Commerce in a proper way. Prime
minister Hon’ble Narendra Modi announced that Digital India will transform India into a
connected knowledge economy offering world-class services at the click of a mouse and
will be implemented in a phased manner.
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127-131 |
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CSR EXCHANGE PORTAL – A SOCIAL ENGINEERING PLATFORM
MR. SWAPNIL SUNIL GHULE
Abstract:
The Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India, launched the National CSR\r\nExchange Portal in 2022 as a digital platform designed to link CSR stakeholders. The High\r\nLevel Committee on Corporate Social Responsibility\'s 2018 recommendations served as the\r\nfoundation for the development of the Exchange Portal. This website serves as an online\r\nmarketplace that features social welfare initiatives from all around India. The portal allows\r\nimplementing agencies, like trusts and NGOs, to list their planned or existing initiatives.\r\nCompanies can simultaneously peruse various projects and choose which ones to sponsor\r\nthrough corporate social responsibility (CSR) according to their goals, including geographic\r\nlocations or focus areas (e.g., health, education).
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132-137 |
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A REVIEW OF INDIA'S ENVIRONMENTAL ACCOUNTING AND REPORTING
DR. KALPANA KASHINATH KENDRA
Abstract:
Globally speaking, the environment is becoming a far more significant issue from an
economic, social, and political standpoint. Concern for the environment has become one of
the most important aspects of civic duty in recent years. Given how quickly environmental
externalities are occurring, caused by corporations have grown, it is imperative that strong
environmental protection policies be implemented.
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138-144 |
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DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION PLATFORMS SYSTEM LUMINATES LIGHTS FOR EDUCATION SECTOR
MR. VISHAL VITTHAL PACHPUTE
Abstract:
The digital transformation of teaching processes is lead the way and supported by the use
of technological, human, organizational and pedagogical drivers in an overall. Education
objective to equip students with cognitive, social, interpersonal, technical skills, among others, in
the face of the needs of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and global challenges, such as
mitigating the causes and effects of climate change based on people’s awareness.
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145-149 |
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ASSESSMENT OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT SCHEMES IN KHED TEHSIL OF PUNE DISTRICT
PROF. LALITKUMAR SALUNKE
Abstract:
Rural development is a cornerstone of national progress, particularly in countries like
India, where the majority of the population resides in rural areas. This study evaluates the
effectiveness of rural development schemes in Khed Tehsil, Pune District, focusing on their
impact on socioeconomic conditions, infrastructure, and agricultural development.
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150-155 |
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A STUDY OF SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS MODELS AND PRACTICES IN TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY BUSINESS IN MAHARASHTRA
1. MR. SALVE NITIN BALASAHEB , 2. DR. NIKAM VIJAY BALKRISHNA
Abstract:
Tourism and hospitality are significant contributors to the economy of Maharashtra, one
of India's most diverse and economically important states. However, with rapid growth in
tourism, the environmental, cultural, and economic impacts have raised concerns regarding the
sustainability of tourism practices.
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156-161 |
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INVESTIGATING THE AWARENESS LEVEL OF START-UP INDIA SEED FUND SCHEME AMONG UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS IN SURAT
DR NAIRUTI S CHOKKAS
Abstract:
This study examines the awareness levels among students in Surat City regarding the
Startup India Seed Fund Scheme. A total of 200 students from various colleges and
universities participated, with data collected through a self-administered questionnaire
containing multiple-choice questions.
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162-169 |
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ROLE OF BANKS IN EMPLOYMENT GENERATION THROUGH AGRICULTURAL CREDIT: A LITERATURE REVIEW
MISS. MAYURI B. RAJEBHOSALE
Abstract:
Agriculture continues to play a vital role in driving economic growth, particularly in
emerging economies, where it supports livelihoods and contributes significantly to GDP.
Providing agriculture credit is essential for modernizing agricultural practices, improving
productivity, and generating employment. Banks have emerged as key players in delivering
agricultural credit, supplementing the efforts of public sector institutions. This paper reviews
existing literature on the role of Banks in employment generation through agricultural credit,
highlighting their contributions, challenges, and areas for policy intervention.
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170-174 |
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TRANSFORMING BUSINESS : A STUDY ON THE IMPACT OF DIGITIZATION ON ORGANIZATIONL PERFORMANCE
1. MR. VISHAL VITTHAL PACHPUTE , 2. DR. J. P. BHOSALE
Abstract:
This study examines the impact of digitization on organizational performance, exploring\r\nits effects on efficiency, productivity, and innovation. A mixed-methods approach was used,\r\ncombining both qualitative and quantitative data collection and analysis methods. The findings\r\nhighlight the significant benefits of digitization for organizations, including improved efficiency,\r\nincreased productivity, and enhanced innovation.
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175-178 |
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FARMING MANAGEMENT IN POULTRY FARM INDUSTRIES: A CASE STUDY OF PUNE DISTRICT
1. DR. ANURADHA R GHUMATKAR , 2. MS. MINAL BABAN MEHETRE
Abstract:
Contract farming has emerged as a significant practice in the poultry farming industry,
facilitating partnerships between farmers and companies to meet growing consumer
demands. This research paper examines the management practices, challenges, and benefits
of contract farming in poultry farms across Pune district. By employing a combination of
qualitative and quantitative methods, the study explores the contractual relationships,
economic impacts, and policy implications for stakeholders.
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179-181 |
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A REVIEW PAPER ON E-COMMERCE
DR. T.B.VEHALE
Abstract:
E-commerce (Electronic commerce) is a paradigm shift influencing both marketers
and the customers. Rather e-commerce is more than just another way to boost the existing
business practices. It is leading a complete change in traditional way of doing business. This
significant change in business model is witnessing a tremendous growth around the globe and
India is not an exception. A massive internet penetration has added to growth of E-commerce
and more particularly start-ups have been increasingly using this option as a differentiating
business model. The current research has been undertaken to describe the scenario of ECommerce, analyse the trends of E-Commerce. The study further examines the key variables
imperative for the success of E-commerce business models.
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182-187 |
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THE ROLE OF AI IN ENHANCING CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE IN E-COMMERCE PLATFORM
DR. VIDYA SANJAY JADHAV
Abstract:
This study explores the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in enhancing customer
experience in e-commerce platforms. A mixed-methods approach was used, combining both
qualitative and quantitative data collection and analysis methods. The findings highlight the
significant impact of AI on customer experience, including improved personalization, enhanced
customer support, and increased efficiency.
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188-190 |
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IMPACT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ON INSURANCE INDUSTRY : AN ANALYTICAL STUDY
1. MISS. SONAM KARKUN TAJANE , 2. DR. S. D. TAKALKAR
Abstract:
This study examines the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the insurance industry,
exploring its applications, benefits, and challenges. A mixed-methods approach was used,
combining both qualitative and quantitative data collection and analysis methods. The findings
highlight the significant impact of AI on the insurance industry, including improved claims
processing, enhanced risk assessment, and personalized customer experiences.
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191-194 |
| 35 |
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IMPACT ON GST ON INDIAN ECONOMY
PROF. MOHALKAR S.D
Abstract:
Goods and Service tax (GST) is the biggest and substantial indirect tax reform since
1947. The main idea of GST is to replace existing taxes like value added tax, excise duty,
service tax and sales tax. It will be received on manufacture sale and consumption of goods
and services. However the idea of GST in india was mooted by Vajpayee government in 2000
and the constitutional amendment for the same was passed by the loksabha on 6th may 2015.
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195-197 |
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THE GOODS AND SERVICES TAX (GST): IMPLEMENTATION, CHALLENGES, AND ECONOMIC IMPACT
DARSHANA TEJPAL PATIL
Abstract:
The Goods and Services Tax (GST) is a comprehensive tax reform that aims to
streamline the taxation system by unifying multiple indirect taxes into a single levy. It is a
destination-based tax system that applies to the supply of goods and services. This research
paper examines the evolution, significance, and implementation of GST, focusing on its
impact on businesses, consumers, and the economy as a whole. The paper explores the
challenges faced by countries implementing GST, particularly India, and assesses the
economic benefits and drawbacks of the system. By reviewing various perspectives, the paper
provides insights into how GST affects the tax structure, compliance, and economic growth.
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198-204 |
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GENDER-BASED VARIATIONS IN AI ENGAGEMENT AMONG HIGHER EDUCATION STUDENTS
1. DR. PRAVEEN KUMAR T. D. , 2. SHILPA K. P
Abstract:
This study investigates gender differences in engagement with AI-driven learning
tools among undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) students using the AI
Engagement Scale. The research employs a quantitative approach, analyzing data from
300 students (75 UG Boys, 75 UG Girls, 75 PG Boys, and 75 PG Girls). Results indicate
significant gender differences in engagement scores, with UG and PG Girls exhibiting
higher engagement compared to their male counterparts.
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205-212 |
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IMPACT OF AGRICULTURE FINANCE ON THE AGRICULTURE PRODUCT INDUSTRIES IN INDIA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO MAHARASHTRA STATE
GETAM SANDIP KIRAN
Abstract:
This study examines the impact of agriculture finance on the agriculture product
industries in India, with a special focus on Maharashtra state. A quantitative research approach
was employed, using a survey of 100 agriculture product industries and 20 financial institutions
in Maharashtra. The findings highlight the significance of agriculture finance in promoting the
growth and development of agriculture product industries in Maharashtra. The study also
identifies challenges such as inadequate credit facilities, high interest rates, and lack of
awareness about financial services.
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213-216 |
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IMPACT OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION ON BANKING SECTORS
DARSHANA BHAGAT
Abstract:
Digital transformation has revolutionized the banking sector, transforming the way banks
operate, interact with customers, and deliver financial services. This study examines the impact
of digital transformation on the banking sector, exploring its effects on customer satisfaction,
operational efficiency, and financial performance. A mixed-methods approach was used,
combining both qualitative and quantitative data collection and analysis methods. The findings
highlight the significant benefits of digital transformation for banks, including improved
customer satisfaction, increased operational efficiency, and enhanced financial performance.
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217-220 |
| 40 |
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SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING AND ITS IMPACT ON BUSINESS: ANALYSIS OF CORPORATE PRACTICES
DR RUPALI BIPIN SHETH
Abstract:
This paper examines the growing importance of sustainability reporting in the modern business
landscape and its impact on corporate performance. It explores the various frameworks for
sustainability disclosures, such as the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI).. Through an analysis of
case studies and empirical data, the paper evaluates how transparency in environmental, social, and
governance (ESG) practices influences business outcomes. The findings suggest that companies
with robust sustainability reporting practices experience improved reputation, investor confidence,
and long-term financial success. This paper contributes to the ongoing discourse on the value of
sustainability in business strategy and its role in fostering corporate responsibility
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221-224 |
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IMPACT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ON INDIAN AGRICULTURE SECTOR
1. JAYASHRI NIVRUTTI KANASE , 2. DR. S. D. TAKALKAR
Abstract:
This study examines the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the Indian agriculture
sector, exploring its potential to enhance crop yields, improve resource allocation, and reduce
costs. A mixed-methods approach was used, combining both qualitative and quantitative data
collection and analysis methods. The findings highlight the significant potential of AI to
transform the Indian agriculture sector, including improved crop yields, enhanced resource
allocation, and reduced costs.
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225-227 |
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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN INDIAN BANKING SECTOR: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
PROF. PRAKASH D. DESHPANDE
Abstract:
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is fast developing technology for across the world. The
banking sector is becoming one of the first adopters of Artificial Intelligence. Banks are
exploring and implementing technology in various ways. Artificial Intelligence is getting
better and smarter day by day.
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228-234 |
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A STUDY ON GREEN ACCOUNTING AND ITS PRACTICES IN INDIA
DR. A. A JAGADALE
Abstract:
Green accounting, also known as environmental accounting, is an innovative
approach to accounting that focuses on the environmental impact of business operations.
Green accounting is also termed as environmental accounting and is associated with the
environmental services and goods. It considers the costs as well benefits which arise through
environmental protection and depletion of the existing capital.
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235-242 |
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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS: FOUNDATIONS, CHALLENGES, AND GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES
MR. SANTOSH Y. LANDE
Abstract:
Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) are legal mechanisms that provide creators and innovators with exclusive rights to their inventions, works, and symbols. As a cornerstone of the knowledge economy, IPRs incentivize creativity, innovation, and economic growth. However, their implementation and enforcement pose numerous challenges, including balancing public interest, addressing piracy, and harmonizing international frameworks. This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of the foundations of IPRs, their types, global and national frameworks, challenges, and their evolving role in the digital age.
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243-246 |
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A STUDY ON IMPORTANCE OF QUALITY MANAGEMENT IN MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES
1. DEEPAK K. FERWANI , 2. PROF. PAVITRA PATIL
Abstract:
Quality means the totality of features & characteristics of a product or service that bear on its
ability to satisfy given needs.‟ The major Dimensions of Quality are features, performance,
conformance, reliability, durability, service, aesthetics of product, product life, specifications
and response of manufacturers & dealers to the customers. It is the excellence in products &
services that fulfils the expectations of the customers.
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247-253 |
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A STUDY ON USE OF TAX SAVING INSTRUMENTS BY INDIVIDUAL
1. DEEPIKA VASHDEV VALECHA, 2. DR.RAMESHWAR R. CHAVAN
Abstract:
Investment is a trading of a given present value for an unknown future gain. Investing is
always fascinating, difficult, and rewarding. Investment entails selecting the appropriate
instruments / schemes with the goal of maximizing returns. Individuals' risk-taking capabilities
influence the type of instrument/investment they choose. To examine technologies that can help
individuals save money on their taxes. By doing this, they may plan ahead for the timing of their
tax-saving strategy. An essential part of our financial planning is tax preparation.
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254-261 |
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PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF SME’S IN INDIA
DR. MUNDE SANJEEVANI DASHRATHRAO
Abstract:
The SMEs have been characterized by their traditional strengths of relatively low
investment requirements, effective resource utilization, greater operational flexibility, mobility
and higher innovativeness. MSME, sector worldwide is being considered as the growth engine of
any economy. This paper throws light on various problems being faced by SMEs in India at
present and tries to find solutions to these problems, so that the SMEs become more energetic
and are able to make forays to new un-chartered areas such as infrastructure etc
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262-265 |
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CONTRIBUTION OF COOPERATIVE MOVEMENT IN DEVELOPMENT OF MAHARASHTRA
1. SHITAL H. THORAT , 2. PRIN. DR. H.M.JARE
Abstract:
India is an agricultural country and laid the foundation of worlds biggest cooperative movement
in the world. Maharashtra is one of the major state of India. The cooperative movement in
Maharashtra has played a transformative role in empowering farmers, boosting the state's
agricultural outputs and improving rural infrastructure. The cooperative movement in Maharashtra
has historical, social, political and cultural heritage. Mosty cooperative spread in western
Maharashtra. The main objects of this research study is focused on contribution of cooperative
movement in development of Maharashtra. The paper is an attempt to understand the current
scenario of cooperative sector in Maharashtra, and the progress of cooperative movement.
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266-270 |
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WOMEN EMPOWERMENT THROUGH SELF- HELP GROUPS
1. DARSHANA SHARAD BHAGAT , 2. DR. PRASHANAT S. SALVE
Abstract:
In recent times empowerment has become a powerful and popular word which is
directly related to women development in all aspects. Each port consists of unique characters and
characteristics, which help promote the holistic development of women and their participation in
society. Empowerment is a broad concept, including social empowerment, political
empowerment, educational empowerment and legal empowerment. Social empowerment of
people through self-help group is one of the essential studies related to performance and
performance of self-help group and how it can help in social and economic empowerment of
people especially poor women. This paper focuses on dimensions of social empowerment, social
empowerment through self-help groups, economic empowerment, functions of self-help groups,
motivational factors, constraints and problems.
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271-278 |
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EFFECTIVE TALENT MANAGEMENT PRACTICES: A STRATEGY FOR ORGANIZATIONAL SUCCESS
DR. MODHAVE VAISHALI SACHIN
Abstract:
Talent management is simply a process of recruitment of talents, developing the skills
of existing workforce, promoting and retaining the employees, attracting highly talented and
rated employees from other companies etc. Human resources department of each and every
company practices talent management. Every organization needs talented persons in different
levels to enhance the efficiency of the company. In this globalize era talented personals are
having demand and are offered good remuneration. For discharging specific tasks talented
and work ethic specialists are needed. In a competitive marketplace, talent management is a
primary driver for organizational success. Broadly defined, talent management is the
implementation of integrated strategies or systems designed to increase workplace
productivity by developing improved processes for attracting, developing, retaining and
utilizing people with the required skills and aptitude to meet current and future business
needs.
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279-286 |
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E-ACCOUNTING: CHALLENGES AND BENEFITS
DR. UGHADE S. S
Abstract:
E-Accounting, the use of electronic systems to manage financial data, has emerged as a
transformative force in modern business practices. With the rise of cloud computing, AI, and
automation, e-accounting offers significant benefits such as real-time financial tracking,
improved accuracy, cost savings, and enhanced decision-making. However, its adoption also
presents several challenges, including data security concerns, the need for skilled personnel, and
the potential for technical malfunctions. Additionally, small businesses may face difficulties in
transitioning from traditional methods to digital platforms due to the upfront costs and
complexity of the systems. This paper explores both the advantages and challenges associated
with e-accounting, offering insights into how businesses can leverage technology while
mitigating the associated risks. The findings highlight that while e-accounting can optimize
financial operations and contribute to business growth, careful planning and ongoing adaptation
are crucial for overcoming the inherent challenges.
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287-291 |
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EXPLORING GOVERNMENT-SUPPORTED RETIREMENT INVESTMENT PLANS
DR. SONALI GOPAL KALE
Abstract:
Retirement planning is a cornerstone of post-retirement financial stability. Given
the shifting landscape of government policies and the transition from the Old Pension
Scheme to the New Pension Scheme by the Central Government of India, achieving financial
independence has become a critical concern. The New Pension Scheme (NPS), Employee
Provident Fund (EPF), and various Small Savings Schemes, including the Public Provident
Fund (PPF) and Senior Citizen Savings Scheme (SCSS), aim to address this challenge. This
paper explores the fundamentals of these schemes, assesses the optimal investment
allocation, evaluates their digitalization status, and identifies potential risks. It underscores
the importance of disciplined investing and leveraging these schemes to ensure a secure
retirement.
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292-301 |
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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (CSR) ISSUES & CHALLENGES IN MAHARASHTRA
MS. NILAM NAIDU
Abstract:
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is a concept wherein businesses extend their
responsibilities beyond profit generation to address societal, environmental, and economic
issues. In Maharashtra, India's second-most populous state and a major economic hub, CSR
plays a critical role in improving the state's developmental indicators. However, businesses
face a range of issues and challenges in effectively implementing CSR initiatives. These
include regulatory hurdles, socio-economic disparities, conflicts between stakeholders,
measuring CSR impact, and the financial burden of sustainable practices. This paper
discusses these issues and the challenges businesses in Maharashtra face in their CSR efforts.
The research also highlights potential solutions and strategies to overcome these obstacles,
ensuring CSR can lead to positive and lasting impacts on Maharashtra’s society and
environment.
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302-305 |
| 54 |
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POST-PANDEMIC CONSUMER SPENDING TRENDS IN URBAN AND RURAL INDIA
DR. MANISHA GIRI
Abstract:
The COVID-19 pandemic significantly impacted consumer spending patterns
worldwide, and India was no exception. This study explores the shifts in consumer spending
behavior in urban and rural areas of India post-pandemic, focusing on the economic, social,
and psychological drivers of these changes. It examines the role of digital adoption,
government interventions, and changing priorities between discretionary and essential
spending. The findings are based on secondary data from reports, surveys, and literature,
offering insights for policymakers, businesses, and researchers.
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306-311 |
| 55 |
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FROM HOMEMAKERS TO ENTREPRENEURS: HOW WOMEN ARE DRIVING AATMANIRBHAR BHARAT’S SUCCESS
1. NIKITA RAJGARHIA , 2. DR. SANJIV CHATURVEDI
Abstract:
India’s journey towards self-reliant India has witnessed a significant paradigm shift,
with women playing a pivotal role in driving economic growth and entrepreneurship. This
article explores the transformative journey of Indian women, from homemakers to
entrepreneurs, and their contributions to the country’s self-reliance initiative. Through case
studies, anecdotes, and data analysis, this article highlights the challenges, opportunities, and
successes of women entrepreneurs in India, and their impact on the country’s economic
landscape. By showcasing the resilience, determination, and innovative spirit of women
entrepreneurs, this article demonstrates how they are redefining India’s growth story and
driving the country towards a more Aatmanirbhar Bharat.
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312-317 |
| 56 |
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CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES BEFORE AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY
ARCHANA KALE
Abstract:
This study examines the impact of digital transformation on the automobile industry,
exploring the effects on business models, operations, and customer relationships. A mixedmethods approach was used, combining both qualitative and quantitative data collection and
analysis methods. The findings highlight the significant positive impact of digital transformation
on the automobile industry.
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318-321 |
| 57 |
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THE EVOLUTION OF CORPORATE LAW: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL CONSISTING UNITED STATES, EUROPEAN UNION AND ASIAN COUNTRIES APPROACHES
1. DR. J. P. BHOSALE 2. DR. ADISH C. AGGARWALA 3. DR. SURESHKUMAR MADHUSUDHANAN
Abstract:
This research explores the development of corporate law by comparing the approaches of\\r\\nthe United States, European Union, and Asian nations (China, Japan, and India). A comparative\\r\\nanalysis of the corporate law frameworks in these regions is performed, emphasizing both the\\r\\ncommonalities and differences between their legal systems. The study\\\'s conclusions offer\\r\\nvaluable insights into the progression of corporate law and its impact on businesses, investors,\\r\\nand regulators.
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322-325 |
| 58 |
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IMPLICATIONS OF THE PROPOSED INVOICE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ON THE GOODS AND SERVICES TAX COMPLIANCE
1. CMA Dipak N. Joshi , 2. Dr. M. B. Khandare
Abstract:
Technology plays a significant role in the implementation of GST in India. With
the early glitches and failures in the implementation of the invoice matching system,
FORM GSTR-2 and GSTR-3 were suspended, and input tax credit was allowed to be
claimed in the summarized return called Form GSTR-3B. With the inherent limitations
of GSTR-3B and the non-availability of invoice-wise information of ITC availed by the
taxpayer, it was required to make certain changes in FORM GSTR-3B. The proposed
Invoice Management System (IMS) is designed to change an existing process for
obtaining input tax credit in GSTR-3B.
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326-332 |
| 59 |
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IMPACT OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION ON COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONS IN INDIA
1. DR. J. P. BHOSALE , 2. CHIRAG B. BHUJBAL
Abstract:
This study examines the impact of digital transformation on cooperative institutions in
India, exploring the effects on operational efficiency, member engagement, and financial
performance. A mixed-methods approach was used, combining both qualitative and quantitative
data collection and analysis methods. The findings highlight the significant positive impact of
digital transformation on cooperative institutions in India.
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333-337 |
| 60 |
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IMPACT OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION ON DISTRICT COOPERATIVE BANKS IN INDIA
G. G. NIMBARKAR
Abstract:
This study examines the impact of digital transformation on district cooperative banks in
India, exploring the effects on operational efficiency, customer satisfaction, and financial
performance. A mixed-methods approach was used, combining both qualitative and quantitative
data collection and analysis methods. The findings highlight the significant positive impact of
digital transformation on district cooperative banks in India.
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338-342 |
| 61 |
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INNOVATIVE TRENDS IN AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY
1. MRS. ARCHANA VITTHAL KALE , 2. DR. A. R. GHUMATKAR
Abstract:
The automobile industry is undergoing a transformative shift, driven by a multitude of
innovative trends that are redefining the way vehicles are designed, produced, and used. The
integration of electric powertrains and the development of solid-state batteries are paving the
way for more sustainable and efficient vehicles, with significant reductions in carbon emissions.
Concurrently, autonomous driving technologies are advancing rapidly, with vehicle
manufacturers and tech companies working on fully self-driving cars that promise to
revolutionize road safety, mobility, and traffic management. ADAS innovations are enhancing
driver and passenger safety by providing systems that improve vehicle control, detect hazards,
and assist with navigation. The adoption of smart connectivity in vehicles is facilitating real-time
communication between cars, infrastructure, and mobile devices, leading to smarter
transportation systems and improved user experiences.
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