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International Journal of Research in Social Sciences (IJRSS)
ISSN: 2249-2496

Volume 15, Issue 12 (December 2025)

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“Child labour” A Threat to the Nation’s Future Dr. Rajkumari Premila Devi Abstract: A child, by virtue of his physical and mental immaturity, needs special care before and after birth. Download full Lenght Paper......	1-04
The Rise of City Diplomacy in Uganda: Para-diplomacy and the Strategic Role of Subnational Governments By Jimmy Alemiga Abstract: City diplomacy, also called urban diplomacy, has emerged as a critical dimension of international relations, permitting subnational governments to engage globally to reach economic, political, cultural, and environmental objectives. Download full Lenght Paper......	05-26
Migration and Changing Family Structures in Assam: A Sociological Analysis Debashis Das Abstract: Migration has emerged as a defining socio-economic force in contemporary Assam, resulting in significant demographic shifts and transformations in traditional family structures. Download full Lenght Paper......	27-37
Seeking smart and sustainable solutions to Delhi’s water woes Dr. Preeti Tewari , Dr. Pooja C Mehtani Abstract: Water is one of our most basic needs but it is also among the most poorly managed resources. A safe and assured supply of water is a crucial element of sustainable development. Download full Lenght Paper......	38-50
STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS FOR REFORMING THE HIGHER EDUCATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Umarova Hilola O‘ktamovna Abstract: This article examines the key challenges related to the management and development of the higher education system in Uzbekistan. Download full Lenght Paper......	51-56
Institutional Barriers Faced by Farmers in Accessing Credit in Haryana a Qualitative Study 1. Dr. Anshu Bhardwaj , 2. Manju Lata Abstract: This study examines the institutional barriers that limit farmers’ access to formal credit in Haryana, drawing on qualitative analysis of secondary data from research publications, government reports, and financial reviews. Download full Lenght Paper......	57-66
A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON THE LEVEL OF POVERTY BEFORE AND AFTER ACCESS TO MICROCREDIT IN NORTH WEST REGION OF CAMEROON 1. Roland Agwenjang Anyingang , 2. Rene Oru Tabong Abstract: The main thrust of this study was to compare the level of poverty before and after access to microcredit scheme in the North West Region of Cameroon. Download full Lenght Paper......	67-75
Concept of Avasthapaka in Ayurveda: A Systematic Review of Classical Descriptions and Physiological Correlations Dr Sanyogita Ramkisan Londhe Abstract: Digestion is considered the foundation of health in Ayurveda and is governed by Jatharagni, the primary digestive fire responsible for transforming ingested food (Ahara) into nutritive essence. Download full Lenght Paper......	78-97
Women Political Participation in Panchayat Elections in Selected Districts of Bihar Dr. Ratnesh Patel Abstract: his paper examines the character, scale, and factors of politics among women that take part in Panchayat elections among the five districts of Bihar, that is, Patna, Gaya, Muzaffarpur, Nalanda, and Vaishali. The main aim is to find out the effect of introduction of 50 percent reservation policy by the Bihar government in 2006 on women political representation in different levels of Panchayati Raj Institutions. Download full Lenght Paper......	98-107
EDUCATIONAL CHALLENGES FACED BY STUDENTS IN REMOTE AREAS ANAMIKA SHARMA Abstract: Education is an important means of social and economic development, yet students living in remote areas often experience unequal access to quality education. Geographical isolation, inadequate educational infrastructure, limited internet connectivity, shortage of qualified teachers, economic constraints, and lack of learning resources can significantly affect students’ educational experiences. Download full Lenght Paper......	118-120
ROLE OF DIGITAL EDUCATION IN IMPROVING LEARNING OUTCOMES: A CONCEPTUAL RESEARCH PAPER ANAMIKA SHARMA Abstract: Digital technology has become an important component of contemporary education.The use of computers, smartphones, tablets, digital classrooms, online learning platforms, educational applications, multimedia resources and digital assessment tools has transformed the traditional teaching-learning process. Download full Lenght Paper......	121-130
PERCEPTION OF M.Ed STUDENTS TOWARDS INCLUSIVE EDUCATION ANAMIKA SHARMA Abstract: This paper attempts to present the perception of M.Ed students towards inclusive education. Inclusive education is an educational approach that aims to provide equal learning opportunities to all children, regardless of their abilities, disabilities, gender, caste, religion, language, social background, or economic status. Download full Lenght Paper......	131-147
DIGITAL FATIGUE AMONG SCHOOL STUDENTS AND ITS INFLUENCE ON LEARNING ANAMIKA SHARMA Abstract: The growing use of digital devices has changed the way school students learn, communicate and spend their leisure time. Smartphones, tablets, computers and online learning platforms have made educational resources more accessible, but prolonged and poorly regulated screen exposure may also create a state of physical and mental tiredness commonly described as digital fatigue. Download full Lenght Paper......	148-155