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Paper Title:: CASE STUDY ON MENSTRUAL LEAVE PRACTICES IN INDIAN ORGANIZATIONS
Author Name:: Aryan Kaiwade, Rupali Joshi
Country:: India
Page No.:: 1-4

CASE STUDY ON MENSTRUAL LEAVE PRACTICES IN INDIAN ORGANIZATIONS

Author: Aryan Kaiwade, Rupali Joshi

We live in a world where talking about menstruation is considered taboo. Girls are taught to keep their periods hidden from the outside world and unfortunately, men and society fail to recognise the excruciating pain. However, with the advent of social media, a lot of women, media organisations, individual blogs began addressing the issue and that led to the acceptance of talking about menstruation and difficulties associated with it.
Thanks to broader discussion and acceptance of the issue, two Indian organisations have decided to give paid leaves to their female employees.
However, India is not the first country to consider period leave or time off for female staff. In fact, in many countries like Japan, South Korea and Italy menstrual leave is part of women employees’ leave policy. Now in India many companies are following the footsteps of these countries and allowing female employees to take a day or two days leave during menstruation:

Paper Title:: AN ANALYSIS OF RESEARCH PREFERENCES AND CITATION IMPACT OF THE 32 MOST-VIEWED RESEARCH PAPERS PUBLISHED IN SERLS–JOURNAL OF INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
Author Name:: Vijay Uttamrao Barphe , Deepak Kapde
Country:: India
Page No.:: 5-18

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AN ANALYSIS OF RESEARCH PREFERENCES AND CITATION IMPACT OF THE 32 MOST-VIEWED RESEARCH PAPERS PUBLISHED IN SERLS–JOURNAL OF INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

Author: Vijay Uttamrao Barphe , Deepak Kapde

This paper Conducted to find the Preference and Citation Impact of Top 32 Views Research Articles published in SERLS- Journal of Information Management. An overall 311 articles were published between 2015 to 2020 in six years. The covered the top 32 highly views articles from in this Journal. The study examines the association between major metrics. Data were collected from SERLS- Journal of Information Management, Dimension.ai, Google Scholar, Research gate and only one social media platforms increased attention from Mendely. The top ranked articles “Usability, Satisfaction and future expectations from LIS links social network by Badan Barman” has views 17416(6.63%) followed by the article “Indian Forensic Science Research Literature: A Bibliometric Study Of Its Growth, Authorship And Publication Patterns By J.John Jeyasekar And P. Saravanan” 15634(5.95).

Keywords: Altmetrics, SERLS- Journal of Information Management, Citation Impact, Dimensions, Social Media Metrics- Mendeley

Paper Title:: AN ASSESSMENT OF THE CONTRIBUTION OF MAVIM IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF WOMEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Author Name:: Seema Rajale Patil, Babita C. Khillare
Country:: India
Page No.:: 19-25

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AN ASSESSMENT OF THE CONTRIBUTION OF MAVIM IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF WOMEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Author: Seema Rajale Patil, Babita C. Khillare

This paper reviews, the current level, patern of access to nance for rndiais rural poor and
examines some of the key micro nance approaches in rndia, taking a close look at the most dominant among these, the Self Help Group (SHG) Bank Linkage initatve. The Self-Help Groups in Andhra Pradesh have accessed Bank loans to a tune of Rs.1200crores in 2004-05 and a target of Rs. 2200crore has been set for 2005-06. The Self-Help Groups has demonstrated a very high repayment record (more than 95 percent). Andhra Pradesh accounts for 40 percent of the total funds given to Self-Help Groups through banks.
Micro-Credit in recent years remains an extremely empowering tool for millions of poor people. The basic thrust is credit, thrif, and investment in micro enterprise for socio-economic emancipaton of poverty and inequality. rn the process, various stakeholders are involved for delivering the services for promoton of nancial inclusion and poverty eradicaton. rn our studied area MAVrM is the princ

Paper Title:: JEWISH STEREOTYPES IN HOWARD JACOBSON’S SHYLOCK IS MY NAME AND MERCHANT OF VENICE
Author Name:: Pankaj Kapoor
Country:: India
Page No.:: 26-30

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JEWISH STEREOTYPES IN HOWARD JACOBSON’S SHYLOCK IS MY NAME AND MERCHANT OF VENICE

Author: Pankaj Kapoor

Jewish history is full of struggles and trauma. Their exclusion and wandering life is a testimony of the ordeals they have faced in order to survive in the hostile circumstances. That restricts them from getting a normal survival. They have faced verbal hatred and physical violence. Though they migrated to new nations and formed a diaspora space for themselves even then they have to adhere to the demand of the host nations. Anti-Semitism brings the trauma of marginalization and subjugation for Jews. Christian anti-Semitism projects hatred by abandoning the Jews and characterizing them as the murderer of God. They are criticized for their physical features, their cultural values and convictions. To counter the brutal criticism they adopt different ways like irrational behavior, trying to behave like the natives of that place and trying to assimilate the values of the host nations. Often, they struggle a lot to ascertain their purity which anti-Semites hardly accepts. The present paper a

Paper Title:: MULTICULTURALISM AND PAROCHIALISM IN KHALED HOSSEINI’S THE KITE RUNNER
Author Name:: Pankaj Kapoor
Country:: India
Page No.:: 31-36

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MULTICULTURALISM AND PAROCHIALISM IN KHALED HOSSEINI’S THE KITE RUNNER

Author: Pankaj Kapoor

The present paper makes an attempt to study the issue of intolerance in a multicultural society which tries to find ways to counter the fear of proximity of the Other. This paper explores the theme of guilt in detail. The paper further expands on the prevailed intolerance in Khaled Hosseini’s The Kite Runner (2003) within its Afghan context. How does multiculturalism naturalize and neutralize the political differences into cultural differences? The answer can be found in the cause of this this culturalization. When a political system deliberately does not intervene in stabilizing the society’s various factions then the concept of living in co-existence in the prevalent situation of inequality takes the backstage. The narrative of how to survive and retain your cultural identity emerges as a big problem.

Keywords: Multiculturalism, Fundamentalism, Ethnicity.

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