Indian Journal of Social Work Education and Practice (IJSWEP)
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publisher: Ronak Publication House Pvt. Ltd.
language: en
publication name: Indian Journal of Social Work Education and Practice (IJSWEP)
issn: 2584-2927
items: Editorial
items: The Constructs of Family Wellbeing: The Experiences of Chinese Families of Asylum Seekers and Refugees (ASRs) in the U.K.
items: Tradition and Turmoil: The Role of Cattle in the Lives, Culture, and Conflicts of South Sudan’s Dinka Society
items: Role of NGOs in Women Empowerment: A Case Study of CASA and CREA
items: In Quest of Unity: Interrogating the Uniform Civil Code and its Ramifications on Religious and Cultural Rights in India
items: Influence of Socio-Economic Status of Education and Employment Among the Youth Fisherman Community: The Study of Thiruvotriyur Kuppam, Chennai
items: Exploring Cultural Perspectives on Reproductive Health among Fisherwomen in Jammu and Kashmir: The Role of Social Work Practices
items: Buddhist Practice: A Paradigm-Shipt for Contemporary Social Work Professionals
items: Goal Attainment Scaling as an Annual Assessment of Faculty
items: Slums, Housing and Evictions: The Contested Domains of Law and Human Rights
items: A Profile of Antenatal, Natal and Postnatal History of Clients with Uni-Disability and Multiple Disability Attending Services at Tertiary Treatment Center
items: Rural Education Camp: A Practice Oriented Pedagogic Tool in Social Work Education
items: Nutritional Status of Reproductive-Aged Women and Children Under the Age of Five in Nepal
items: Integrating Indigenous Values into Life Skills Education: A Social Work Perspectives
items: Unveiling the Struggles of India’s Youth: Identifying Challenges and Solutions
items: Understanding the Influential Factors in Implementing Integrated Health Programs: A Review
items: Structural Social Work: An Approach to Bring Subaltern Discourse in Social Work in Indian Context
items: The Dual-Role Dilemma: Work-Family Intersection of Anganwadi Workers in Gujarat
items: Recapturing Inclusive Education as a Shared Responsibility: Experiences of Women with Disabilities in Sri Lanka
items: Violations of Human Rights During President’s Rule: A Critical Analysis
items: Spinal Cord Injury and Psychosocial Burden of Survivors: Lived Psychosocial Realities and the Scope of Social Work Intervention
items: Gender Issues in Adolescent Mental Health Post-Pandemic: Rehabilitation
items: Maternal and Infant Mortality: A review of determinants, trends and health care services utilization
items: Work without security: An analysis of women domestic workers’ conditions, struggles and aspirations
items: Education-Driven Entrepreneurship as an Economic Empowerment Model in India
items: Pre-Marital Counselling: A Preventive Tool for Preparedness of Marital Life
items: Disrupting Traditional Trends: SocioEconomic Advancement of Rural Women Entrepreneurs in Kamrup, Assam
items: Living and Working Condition of Sivakasi Fire Workers: A Socio- Economic Perspective
items: Issues and Quality Concerns in Primary Education: A Case Study of Nasik District, Maharashtra

Editorial
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description: NA
subject: Editorial
  topic: section
creator: Sanjoy Roy
creator: Sudhir Maske
creator: N.T. Thomas
rights: Copyright (c) 2024
date: 2024-04-10
publication date: 2024-04-10
starting page: vii
ending page: viii

The Constructs of Family Wellbeing: The Experiences of Chinese Families of Asylum Seekers and Refugees (ASRs) in the U.K.
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description: This paper aims to determine how families, as a collective unit, perceive wellbeing and their pathways to achieve those constructs facilitated by social capital particularly bonds and bridges in the U.K. Five Chinese asylum seeking and refugee (ASR) families from the People’s Republic of China were recruited to participate in this study. By examining the different types and levels of support derived through social connections, this paper contributes to the understanding of subjective wellbeing and the unmet needs of these families. Thematic analysis and interpretative phenomenological analysis (IPA) were employed as part of the data analysis process. It provided insights into how these five families pursue their own wellbeing priorities and the challenges they face in host country. The roles that social connections play in achieving wellbeing, and the impact of the apparent gaps in their social networks will be discussed. The paper argue that social work educators and practitioner need to aware of such experience and incorporate them into teaching and practice to advance social justice agenda.
subject: Articles
  topic: section
subject: Refugee
  topic: keywords
subject: Wellbeing
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subject: United Kingdom
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subject: Families
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subject: Social Work
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creator: Suk Yin Caroline Cheng Cheng
rights: Copyright (c) 2024
date: 2024-04-10
publication date: 2024-04-10
starting page: 105
ending page: 118

Tradition and Turmoil: The Role of Cattle in the Lives, Culture, and Conflicts of South Sudan’s Dinka Society
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description: The lives of the Dinka people of South Sudan deeply integrated with cattle. This paper delves into their existence around cattle camps, examining the complex dynamics and ensuing conflicts. The paper explores the traditional customs and beliefs to kinship structures and economic activities of Dinka tribe. Cow, often referred as Cattle, in several research articles are at the core of Dinka culture and serves as the source of sustenance and symbol of social status. The value associated with cow ownership and exchange are crucial for social cohesion and inter-community relations which is important to understand before conceptualizing any community development activity with the researched community. Additionally, the communal lifestyle of the Dinka fosters a strong sense of solidarity and collective identity. However, the resilience of Dinka culture has been tested by decades of conflict and displacement, driven by external forces that have deeply permeated community life, placing traditional lifestyles and cultural practices at risk. This paper also investigates the initiation of young individuals into adulthood and the community’s decisionmaking processes and discuss implication for social work education and practice. It outlines the division of labor among different genders and age groups. Through a thorough analysis of Dinka culture and conflict dynamics, the study illuminates the complexities of identity, resilience, and survival amid prolonged violence
subject: Articles
  topic: section
subject: Dinka Tribe
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subject: South Sudan
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subject: Cattle Rearing Tribe
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subject: Conflict
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subject: Social Work Education and Practice
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subject: Community Development
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creator: Vikram K. Porwal
creator: Abhinav Prakash
creator: S.N Nayak
creator: Vivek Kumar
rights: Copyright (c) 2024
date: 2024-04-10
publication date: 2024-04-10
starting page: 93
ending page: 104

Role of NGOs in Women Empowerment: A Case Study of CASA and CREA
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description: The role of women in mainstream development is immense. The selfsustainable society is formed through women empowerment. The atrocities inflicted upon women are prevalent everywhere which needs to be tackled through an institutional process. The empowerment of women is located within a broad spectrum of gender equality which may be realized through a systemic approach. The preservation of rights of women is possible through an active participation of women. They may help in generating legal awareness and incapacitating women in their self-employment. Their role is very much visible in mobilization of internal and external resources. NGOs ensure political and economic independence for women through reducing inequality with men and thus putting advanced status for them. NGOs have been influential in shaping the current global policy framework on women’s empowerment and gender equality. The NGOs have also been spearheading the program of women entrepreneurship development so that economic freedom may be realized by them. Some of the NGOs have also worked on vocational activation program in order to increase their self-esteem, competence and freedom. This Paper is an attempt to highlight the role of NGO in empowering women through case study of Church’s Auxiliary for Social Action (CASA) and Creating Resources for Empowerment in Action (CREA).
subject: Articles
  topic: section
subject: Empowerment
  topic: keywords
subject: Self-employment
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subject: Development
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subject: Gender equality
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subject: Self-esteem
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subject: atrocities.
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creator: Dr. Neelmani Jaysawal
rights: Copyright (c) 2024
date: 2024-04-10
publication date: 2024-04-10
starting page: 79
ending page: 92

In Quest of Unity: Interrogating the Uniform Civil Code and its Ramifications on Religious and Cultural Rights in India
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description: This article evaluates the protagonist’s arguments in favour of the uniform civil code (hereinafter referred to as UCC) treating the common personal law as an instrument to foster national unity and eliminate gender injustice against women. The principal argument in favour of UCC is that, if implemented it would bring greater justice to women, particularly those from minority communities. The article aims to provide an objective assessment of these claims. Considering the vicious political environment in the country it is imperative to re-examine the gender justice question in the context of the current political climate where hate has taken centre stage and secularism and minority rights have been marginalised almost. Furthermore, since the 22nd Law Commission of India invited suggestions, there has been anxiety and concern among various ethnic and religious communities about whether they will be able to maintain their cultural privileges. If UCC is implemented throughout the nation, it would also have socio-legal repercussions that will adversely affect social cohesion, tribal identity, and safeguarding minorities’ rights. The objective of this essay is to shed light on the current uproar surrounding how the proposed common personal law throughout the nation will undermine constitutional values, social cohesiveness and national integrity. The article also unpins the claim of the gender justice hypothesis as to how the proposed reform undermines women’s rights and liberties if UCC is implemented strictly throughout the nation.
subject: Articles
  topic: section
subject: Uniform Civil Code
  topic: keywords
subject: Freedom of Religion
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subject: Minorities Rights
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subject: Secularism
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creator: Narender Nagarwal
rights: Copyright (c) 2024
date: 2024-04-10
publication date: 2024-04-10
starting page: 65
ending page: 78

Influence of Socio-Economic Status of Education and Employment Among the Youth Fisherman Community: The Study of Thiruvotriyur Kuppam, Chennai
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description: In the world, India is the second most populous country with 1.27 billion people.65 percent of them are doing agriculture and its related work and it’s considered their livelihood and income source. Next to agriculture, the fishery plays a significant role in developing the Indian economy. But those who are involved in the fishing profession their economic status is very poor and mostly they do as a small scale industry since they lack knowledge of fishing and services available in the department to develop themselves. This situation directly attacks the development of youth especially from the age group of 15 to 25 years. These youth populations have not given any inputs by their parents and from other stakeholders. Even the Government &; NGOs are not taking any initiatives to make them aware of their policy &; program which is focussing on the development of education & employment opportunities. Fishermen have long hours of continuous work, which leads to the increase of drug consumption also. Hence, this study tries to understand the influences of social-economic status on the empowerment of youth specific to educational and employment empowerment and how it influences the psychological health of the individual.
subject: Articles
  topic: section
subject: Fisherman community
  topic: keywords
subject: Socio - economic conditions
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subject: Education & economic Problems.
  topic: keywords
creator: Dr. J. Lakshmi
creator: Mr. K.B. Inain
rights: Copyright (c) 2024
date: 2024-04-10
publication date: 2024-04-10
starting page: 53
ending page: 64

Exploring Cultural Perspectives on Reproductive Health among Fisherwomen in Jammu and Kashmir: The Role of Social Work Practices
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description: Fisherwomen in Jammu and Kashmir constitute an integral yet marginalized segment of the region’s fishing community, actively participating in fishing-related activities across the Jhelum River, Dal Lake, Wular Lake, and other water bodies. Their contributions extend beyond fishing to fish processing, vending, and marketing, significantly supporting local livelihoods and the regional economy. Despite their economic role, fisherwomen face multiple socio-economic, cultural, and health-related challenges that adversely affect their reproductive health and overall well-being. Limited financial resources, inadequate healthcare infrastructure, poor access to reproductive and maternal healthcare services, and low levels of education and awareness contribute to heightened health vulnerabilities. Cultural norms, social taboos, and restricted discussions around reproductive health further constrain women’s access to information and preventive care. Additionally, occupational hazards such as exposure to unhygienic working conditions, waterborne diseases, and physical strain intensify their health risks. These communities also represent the multicultural diversity of Jammu and Kashmir, encompassing varied ethnic and religious groups with distinct traditions, dialects, folk practices, and cultural identities. However, fisherwomen often remain underrepresented in policy frameworks and development interventions. This study highlights the need to understand the unique socio-cultural and occupational realities of fisherwomen in Jammu and Kashmir, particularly concerning reproductive health concerns. It emphasizes the importance of comprehensive and culturally sensitive interventions focusing on healthcare accessibility, awareness generation, education, and empowerment to enable fisherwomen to make informed reproductive health decisions and improve their quality of life.
subject: Articles
  topic: section
subject: Fisherwomen
  topic: keywords
subject: Reproductive Health
  topic: keywords
subject: Jammu and Kashmir
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subject: Socio-economic Challenges
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subject: Healthcare Access
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creator: Suraqua Fahad
creator: Babra Manzoor
rights: Copyright (c) 2024
date: 2024-04-10
publication date: 2024-04-10
starting page: 25
ending page: 52

Buddhist Practice: A Paradigm-Shipt for Contemporary Social Work Professionals
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description: In present context we are heading towards building rich economy and India being the 5th largest economy (World Economy Ranking, 2023) on one hand and on the other hand richest 1% of the total population bags nearly twice the wealth of the country resulting in widening disparities, inequalities, power imbalances and exacerbating injustices. It becomes essential to introduce the readers with a concept “Buddhist Practice in the Realm of Social Work Discourse’’ that can be a win-win situation strengthening the economy and uplifting the marginalized thereby driving towards holistic welfare. Not a single discipline is left untouched from ‘dominant social paradigm’ and often authors positioning the “social question” it becomes all the more necessity to ponder on healthy and effective ways of understanding and implementing the idea of Buddhist Economics instead of ideally strengthening economically at the cost of those who are marginalized and thereby playing unwittingly a prominent role in widening the ditch between have and haves not. Readers will get an understanding of what role Buddhism can play in professional social work. The readers will get an insight on the relation between Buddhism and social work practice, and the necessity for integration of Buddhist practice and ethics within the realm of social work profession.The author has made sincere efforts to ignite spark within the academic fraternity to intertwine the two; “the Buddhism and Social Work” and add new knowledge within the literature. This paper would also make the readers understand the importance thereby connecting Buddhism and Social Work Profession as the existing literature in Buddhist social work is limited and lacks the required attention.
subject: Articles
  topic: section
subject: Buddhist Practice
  topic: keywords
subject: Social Work Profession
  topic: keywords
subject: Buddhisim and Social Work
  topic: keywords
subject: Peace
  topic: keywords
creator: Bushra Barkati
rights: Copyright (c) 2026
date: 2024-04-10
publication date: 2024-04-10
starting page: 17
ending page: 24

Goal Attainment Scaling as an Annual Assessment of Faculty
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description: Currently, no systematic evaluation protocol exists for annual assessment of faculty performance. Efforts to quantify student evaluations demonstrate acceptable levels of validity and reliability but fail to encompass totality of faculty performance on a quantitative level. The central problem of faculty performance evaluations is the lack of universality. Since evaluative criteria are left in the hands of the department, evaluation outcomes are uneven. Simply put, some evaluation protocols are considerably more stringent than others. The application of Goal Attainment Scaling provides a universal standard that enables university administrators to assess faculty performance in a more equitable and systematic manner. We employ qualitative methodologies to assess to use of Goal Attainment Scaling for annual evaluations of faculty.
subject: Articles
  topic: section
subject: Goal Attainment Scaling
  topic: keywords
subject: transparency
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subject: flexible evaluations
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subject: faculty evaluation
  topic: keywords
subject: universality
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creator: *Stephen M. Marson
creator: Summer G. Woodside
creator: Jody L. Thomas
creator: Brianna M. Kelly
rights: Copyright (c) 2026
date: 2024-04-10
publication date: 2024-04-10
starting page: 1
ending page: 16

Slums, Housing and Evictions: The Contested Domains of Law and Human Rights
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description: Justice and law are often not synonymous, and even when just laws exist, they are often ignored or applied only in certain circumstances. In August 2020, the Supreme Court in M.C. Mehta v. Union of India, 2020 ordered the removal of 48,000 slum dwellings in Delhi, bringing back the discourse of “illegal encroachment” concerning slums in Indian cities. This position is in conflict with the poor’s livelihoods and their right to adequate housing. The state’s role is being questioned as it fails to provide basic necessities for its vulnerable citizens. This paper critically analyzes the Supreme Court’s order, focusing on Human Rights Violation, lack of rehabilitation plans, elite bias, and ignorance of previous judgments. It presents the issue within the Human Rights- Based Framework of development, considering the “Right to Adequate Housing” as a human right and eviction as a violation. The paper also discusses the “public interest” discourse, which has been invoked by the middle-class or bourgeoise environmentalists to build a culture of silence and acceptance around such evictions
subject: Articles
  topic: section
subject: Human Rights
  topic: keywords
subject: Slums eviction
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subject: Right to adequate housing
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subject: Bourgeoise environmentalist
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creator: Piyush Poddar
rights: Copyright (c) 2023 Indian Journal of Social Work Education and Practice (IJSWEP)
date: 2023-10-10
publication date: 2023-10-10
starting page: 107
ending page: 116

A Profile of Antenatal, Natal and Postnatal History of Clients with Uni-Disability and Multiple Disability Attending Services at Tertiary Treatment Center
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description: Background: There exists a multitude of factors contributing to the occurrence of disability, thus necessitating a comprehensive examination of the characteristics and demographics of individuals with disabilities who actively seek assistance from diverse treatment facilities. Methodology: The primary aim of this study was to examine the Antenatal, Natal, and Postnatal records of individuals with disabilities and provide a comprehensive picture of this population. The research design employed in this study was descriptive and cross-sectional in nature. A random sample method was employed to choose 100 patient files from the hospital registration of the National Institute of Empowerment of Persons with Multiple Disabilities (NIEPMD) during the period of 2012 to 2014. The data was gathered using a semistructured schedule. The data was analysed using descriptive and inferential statistics. which was afterwards followed by an analysis and interpretation of the data to derive the conclusions of the study. Results: The findings indicate that a majority of the participants (66%), hailed from rural backgrounds. Additionally, 47% of the respondents belonged to backward groups, while 57% fell between the age range of 6 to 18 years. The antenatal history reveals that a significant majority of mothers (99%) completed regular antenatal check-ups. However, a small minority, comprising just 1% of the sample, experienced episodes of bleeding during their pregnancies and refrained from taking any form of medication to address this issue. Approximately 99% of the individuals surveyed did not possess a prior medical record of Hypertension, whereas approximately 98% did not have a history of Diabetes. There was an absence of any documented instances of trauma during this particular stage. The historical data pertaining to the Natal stage reveals that a significant majority (96%) of childbirths occurred within a hospital setting. Additionally, approximately 36% of these deliveries were …
subject: Articles
  topic: section
subject: Disability
  topic: keywords
subject: Uni-disability
  topic: keywords
subject: multi-disability
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subject: antenatal
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subject: prenatal
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subject: postnatal
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creator: Lakshmana G
creator: Gayatri Kate
creator: Channaveer RM
creator: Rajesh Ramachamdran
rights: Copyright (c) 2023 Indian Journal of Social Work Education and Practice (IJSWEP)
date: 2023-10-10
publication date: 2023-10-10
starting page: 97
ending page: 106

Rural Education Camp: A Practice Oriented Pedagogic Tool in Social Work Education
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description: Rural Education Camp (REC) is one of the significant components of fieldwork in social work education. The primary objective of rural education camp is to provide learning opportunities for students to gain comprehensive understanding about rural setting and make students more sensitive about rural reality. The Department of Social Work, University of Delhi had organized a rural camp for social work students in collaboration with Department of Social Work, Central University of Rajasthan (CURAJ) in the year-2015. This article highlights the importance of rural education camp and its training in social work education. It also elucidates the learning outcomes resulting from its process. The insights and reflections gained from the process being shared with wider social work community to organize rural education camp with innovative methods. This case study could be used into classroom teaching to orient the students about rural education camp process and its organization with a systematic process to foster enabling learning environment into rural community settings
subject: Articles
  topic: section
subject: Rural Education Camp
  topic: keywords
subject: Social Work Education
  topic: keywords
subject: Transformative Learning
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subject: Social Change
  topic: keywords
creator: Sudhir Maske
creator: Shashi Rani
rights: Copyright (c) 2023 Indian Journal of Social Work Education and Practice (IJSWEP)
date: 2023-10-10
publication date: 2023-10-10
starting page: 83
ending page: 96

Nutritional Status of Reproductive-Aged Women and Children Under the Age of Five in Nepal
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description: Aim: Despite the presence of economic improvements and the execution of many policies, the issue of malnutrition continues to persist as a significant worry for women and children in Nepal. This study provides a comprehensive examination of the nutritional outcomes among women of reproductive age and children within the country. Subject and Methods: Drawing upon data obtained from the Demographic Health Survey, this study examines the significant degree of malnutrition and investigates the various factors that contribute to its occurrence. The study objectives were accomplished through the utilization of binary logistic regression and multinomial logistic regression analyses. Results: The results of the study reveal that almost 49% of children in Nepal exhibit stunting, 11% exhibit wasting, and 34% are classified as underweight. There is a correlation between wealth quintiles and a decrease in the likelihood of stunting and underweight conditions. It is worth noting that there is an increased likelihood of severe stunting and wasting among infants born to moms between the ages of 25 and 49. Insufficient sanitation facilities have been found to be correlated with increased likelihood of stunted growth and underweight conditions. In relation to the female population, it is observed that 17% exhibit underweight, 17% exhibit overweight, and 5% exhibit obesity. There is an observed correlation between advancing age in women and a higher likelihood of becoming overweight or obese. Women who depend on tube wells or borewells for their water supply are at a heightened risk of being underweight. Moreover, there is a positive correlation between the absence of adequate bathroom facilities for women and an increased likelihood of being underweight.Conclusion: The research findings showed that there is a persistent high frequency of malnutrition among older and rural children, as well as those with mothers who have lower levels of education and come from economically disadvanta…
subject: Articles
  topic: section
subject: Nepal
  topic: keywords
subject: Children under the age five
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subject: Reproductive aged women
  topic: keywords
subject: Nutritional Policy
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subject: Nutritional Status
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creator: Hanumant Waghmare
creator: Santosh Kumar Sharma
creator: Gudakesh
rights: Copyright (c) 2023 Indian Journal of Social Work Education and Practice (IJSWEP)
date: 2023-10-10
publication date: 2023-10-10
starting page: 61
ending page: 82

Integrating Indigenous Values into Life Skills Education: A Social Work Perspectives
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description: This article highlights the significance of integrating Indigenous values into life skills education within the field of social work. Through a comprehensive comprehension of distinct ideas, techniques, and cultural factors, social workers are able to enhance their ability to provide effective assistance for the holistic well-being and empowerment of individuals and communities. This study examines the pedagogy of life skills within the Poumai Naga communities, with a particular focus on its importance as an example of indigenous education or Indigenous-informed life skills training. This research aims to promote an inclusive and culturally sensitive approach to the practice of social work. This paper provides suggestions for incorporating a culturally specific viewpoint into life skills education, recognizing that indigenous communities possess unique cultural traditions and interact with persons and the environment in distinct ways. The article also discusses the difficulties associated with integration and underscores the importance of engaging in collaborative efforts with Indigenous people. The present study proposes that adopting a culturally tailored approach to teaching life skills can lead to tangible and empirically validated results
subject: Articles
  topic: section
subject: Indigenous Knowledge
  topic: keywords
subject: Life Skill Education
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subject: Social Change
  topic: keywords
subject: Cultural Practice
  topic: keywords
creator: Ngaopunii Trichao Thomas
rights: Copyright (c) 2023 Indian Journal of Social Work Education and Practice (IJSWEP)
date: 2023-10-10
publication date: 2023-10-10
starting page: 47
ending page: 60

Unveiling the Struggles of India’s Youth: Identifying Challenges and Solutions
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description: Background- In the context of a global population that is experiencing an increasing average age, India stands out as a nation with one of the most youthful populations. The working-age population in India has surpassed the population of individuals who are not of working age. Based on available reports, it can be shown that a demographic dividend has been present for a period of around five decades, commencing from the year 2004-05. The potential is quite high. In order to accommodate the anticipated annual expansion of the working age population, the Economic Survey 2019 proposes the augmentation of employment opportunities. The successful completion of this task necessitates a staff that possesses a high level of education, expertise, and physical well-being. This study aims to present a comprehensive overview of the various concerns and challenges faced by contemporary youth. This article endeavours to present ideas aimed at addressing these challenges and harnessing the full potential of India’s Youth. Methodology- This research employs a qualitative approach, utilizing secondary data and employing a thematic review of literature to comprehensively examine the concept of youth. Findings- The study’s findings indicate the presence of significant gaps in education, healthcare, and employment that require urgent attention from the government. This is particularly crucial during times of crisis, such as the current pandemic, where a substantial number of young individuals have experienced job losses. Therefore, it is imperative for the state to proactively address this pressing issue by generating job opportunities and not neglecting its severity.Conclusion- The allocation of resources towards the development and enhancement of human capital has been found to provide remarkable levels of returns. Indian youth of today encounter a multitude of issues that necessitate not only acknowledgment, but also proactive measures to address them.
subject: Articles
  topic: section
subject: Youth
  topic: keywords
subject: Education
  topic: keywords
subject: Employment
  topic: keywords
subject: Healthcare
  topic: keywords
subject: Pandemic
  topic: keywords
subject: Skill
  topic: keywords
creator: Sanjoy Roy
creator: Rituparna Dey
rights: Copyright (c) 2023 Indian Journal of Social Work Education and Practice (IJSWEP)
date: 2023-10-10
publication date: 2023-10-10
starting page: 29
ending page: 46

Understanding the Influential Factors in Implementing Integrated Health Programs: A Review
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description: This review aims to explore factors affecting implementation of integrated health programs and how NCDs and mental health programs were integrated into existing health systems. A search of major electronic databases, such as PubMed, ScienceDirect, SCOPUS, and Medline, was conducted to identify relevant peer-reviewed journal articles. The search used specific word categories related to the study, such as health system integration, health system, program, outcome/output, and perception. The findings of the study indicate that leadership in healthcare, available human resources, training, staff workload, availability of drugs and logistics, and availability of clinical guidelines and treatment protocols play an important role in the successful implementation of integrated health programs. The findings also suggest that integrating non-communicable disease (NCD) services with general health systems could help address accessibility and equity issues. Additionally, the review highlights that integrating mental health services into general health services can effectively reduce stigma, address workforce shortages, and detect mental disorders early. However, challenges like overburdened primary care systems and insufficient training for health workers impede successful implementation.
subject: Articles
  topic: section
subject: Integration
  topic: keywords
subject: Health services
  topic: keywords
subject: Health workers
  topic: keywords
subject: Mental health
  topic: keywords
subject: Non-communicable disease
  topic: keywords
creator: Vikash Kumar
rights: Copyright (c) 2023 Indian Journal of Social Work Education and Practice (IJSWEP)
date: 2023-10-10
publication date: 2023-10-10
starting page: 13
ending page: 28

Structural Social Work: An Approach to Bring Subaltern Discourse in Social Work in Indian Context
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description: This paper discusses the process of bringing subaltern discourse of marginalized communities for inclusive development through structural social work in India. The hegemonic ideology of dominant communities in India always excluded and systematically marginalized dalits, women and indigenous communities from the mainstream development. The efforts made by the post-colonial government couldn’t help much to bring an inclusive development process. Social aspects in democracy should address social relations with equality. Nevertheless, caste and gender were always threats for Indian society and now for a largest vibrant democracy. Though the constitution promotes the right to freedom of expression, one needs to analyze whether these marginalized have equal say in democratic process. Representation and participation of discriminated and excluded groups in governance is the central element of inclusive policy and building inclusive society. However, the situation is status-quo in reality. Post-colonialism and neoliberalism promotes accumulation of wealth and resources which dispossess these communities which leads to disengagement of these communities from the development process. There is a strong need to build the capacities of these communities and empower them for inclusive development. The roots of this marginalization are deeply rooted in societal structure. Inadequate social and economic arrangements are predominantly responsible for the plight of marginalized communities. Empowering these communities for inclusive development would only be possible by challenging the structural issues and existing social arrangements. The seldom efforts had been made by social work professionals ‘paternalistically’ to engage these disengaged communities. Therefore, social workers have to facilitate the process building capacities of these communities for challenging the existing hegemonic power structure. The structural social work approach tries to change the social andeconomic s…
subject: Articles
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subject: Social Work
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subject: Structural Social Work
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subject: Caste
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subject: Marginalization
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subject: Subaltern
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creator: Pradeep Jare
rights: Copyright (c) 2023 Indian Journal of Social Work Education and Practice (IJSWEP)
date: 2023-11-10
publication date: 2023-11-10
starting page: 1
ending page: 12

Editorial
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description: NA
subject: Editorial
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rights: Copyright (c) 2026
date: 2026-04-16
publication date: 2026-04-16
starting page: i
ending page: viii

The Dual-Role Dilemma: Work-Family Intersection of Anganwadi Workers in Gujarat
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description: This article discusses the “Dual-Role Dilemma” of Anganwadi Workers (AWWs) in Gujarat with reference to this intersection of their professional role vis-a-vis the Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) and their domestic role. Using a mixed method approach and stratified random method to select 370 functionaries from five (5) districts, the research examines the effect of family on job performance especially the prevalence of joint family structures (79.7%). The major findings indicate a big “Process-Impact Gap” where high educational attainment (24.1% post-graduates) does not lead to high levels of practice due to dysfunction in the management systems and domestic role conflict. Statistical analysis indicates that although knowledge is related to practice (r = 0.182), it does not address professional challenges, which are still linked to bureaucratic barriers and household burdens. The conclusion of the study is that the efficacy of the AWW is inextricably tied to her domestic stability. It infers that moving “Beyond HR”, through flexible working models, psychosocial support and family sensitization is a must to make these frontline workers to change partners. Anganwadi Workers (AWWs), Work-Family Conflict, ICDS, Gujarat, Dual-Role Dilemma, Joint Family Dynamics, Frontline Social Workforce, Management Dysfunction, Strategic Change Partners
subject: Articles
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subject: Anganwadi Workers (AWWs)
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subject: Work-Family Conflict
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subject: Dual-Role Dilemma
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subject: Joint Family Dynamics
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subject: Frontline Social Workforce
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subject: Management Dysfunction
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subject: Strategic Change Partners
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creator: Rakesh M. Gandhi
rights: Copyright (c) 2026
date: 2026-04-15
publication date: 2026-04-15
starting page: 110
ending page: 124

Recapturing Inclusive Education as a Shared Responsibility: Experiences of Women with Disabilities in Sri Lanka
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description: While the concept of inclusive education promotes access and equity for all learners, Sri Lanka still struggles to realize its full implementation, particularly for students with disabilities. This paper explores how women with disabilities in Sri Lanka experience and understand inclusive education as a shared responsibility, drawing on their dual identities as both individuals with physical disabilities and disability rights activists. The study is based on a qualitative pilot study conducted as part of a broader research project on Sexuality and Intimacy among Women with Disabilities in Sri Lanka. The research examined their experiences in educational settings and beyond using semi-structured interviews with six participants. Findings highlight critical gaps in the inclusive education framework in Sri Lanka, especially the tendency to focus on the mere placement of students with disabilities in classrooms without addressing structural, attitudinal, and institutional barriers. Participants emphasized that inclusive education must go beyond classroom integration. It should engage families, peers, educators, school administrators, and the broader community. The mainstream education system in Sri Lanka can be seen as shared responsibilities among stakeholders, and there is a lack of supportive infrastructure and positive attitudes towards students with disabilities. This paper argues that inclusive education should be recaptured as a shared, collective responsibility, spanning Policy, practice, and culture, rather than confined to a classroom-level goal. It calls for a reorientation of the mainstream education discourse in Sri Lanka. Social workers must continue to advocate for an inclusive education system that ensures the educational rights of all children, especially children with disabilities, emphasizing that every learner matters. Education Rights, Inclusive Education, Women with Disabilities, Shared Responsibility, Students with disabilities, Structural Barrier…
subject: Articles
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subject: Education Rights
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subject: Inclusive Education
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subject: Women with Disabilities
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subject: Shared Responsibility
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subject: Students with disabilities
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subject: Structural Barriers
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subject: Social workers
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creator: Chandima Jayasena
creator: Dr. K. Devan
rights: Copyright (c) 2026
date: 2026-04-15
publication date: 2026-04-15
starting page: 87
ending page: 109

Violations of Human Rights During President’s Rule: A Critical Analysis
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description: This paper interrogates the tension between the central government’s power to impose President’s Rule under Article 356 of the Indian Constitution and the potential for concomitant human rights violations. While conceived as a mechanism to safeguard against the collapse of constitutional machinery in states, the discretionary power granted to the Union government has demonstrably been susceptible to misuse. This paper argues that such impositions have frequently coincided with a surge in human rights abuses, often perpetrated with limited legal accountability. The paper dissects the inherent subjectivity within the grounds for invoking Article 356, potentially enabling politically motivated suspensions of democratically elected state governments. This is exemplified by historical instances in India where a change in central leadership has been followed by the swift imposition of President’s Rule in states governed by opposing parties, often on flimsy justifications. The paper delves into specific case studies, such as the period of militancy in Punjab during the 1980s and 1990s, where President’s Rule caused a rise in extrajudicial killings by security forces operating outside the ambit of judicial oversight. Furthermore, the paper examines documented instances of violence directed at members of the opposition during periods of President’s Rule in various Indian states. The paper emphasises the legal lacunae that contribute to a climate of impunity for human rights violations during President’s Rule. This includes arbitrary detentions without due process and prolonged detentions exceeding legal limits. Furthermore, restrictions on freedom of speech and assembly imposed under the pretext of maintaining order during President’s Rule further erode fundamental rights. The paper critically analyses existing legal recourse mechanisms and their limitations in ensuring effective accountability for such abuses. However, the paper also acknowledges the impact of judicial pron…
subject: Articles
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subject: Human Rights
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subject: State Emergency
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subject: President’s Rule
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subject: Article 356
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subject: Constitutional violations
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creator: Dr. Vikas Kumar
creator: Ashish Lamba
rights: Copyright (c) 2026
date: 2026-04-15
publication date: 2026-04-15
starting page: 69
ending page: 87

Spinal Cord Injury and Psychosocial Burden of Survivors: Lived Psychosocial Realities and the Scope of Social Work Intervention
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description: Spinal cord injury (SCI) is a life-altering condition with far-reaching physical, psychological, social, and economic consequences. In India, the impact of SCI is intensified by inadequate rehabilitation services, limited psychosocial support, and persistent social stigma surrounding disability. While medical literature has extensively documented the clinical aspects of SCI, comparatively less attention has been given to the lived psychosocial realities of individuals navigating long-term disability within constrained social systems. This paper examines spinal cord injury as a multidimensional social issue, drawing upon existing literature and field-based insights derived from lived experiences of the survivors. The paper explores the psychosocial burden associated with SCI, including emotional distress, family caregiving dynamics, economic vulnerability, and social exclusion. It further highlights the scope of social work intervention across individual, family, community, and policy levels. The paper argues for a holistic, rights-based, and psychosocially informed social work intervention to spinal cord injury rehabilitation in India.
subject: Articles
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subject: Spinal Cord Injury
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subject: Psychosocial Burden
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subject: Disability
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subject: Social Work Intervention
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creator: Jalaj Nagar
creator: Dr. Shashi Rani
rights: Copyright (c) 2026
date: 2026-04-15
publication date: 2026-04-15
starting page: 63
ending page: 68

Gender Issues in Adolescent Mental Health Post-Pandemic: Rehabilitation
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description: The COVID-19 pandemic profoundly disrupted adolescents’ emotional, social, and academic lives, revealing clear gender-based differences in psychological experiences. This study explores how adolescents navigated the pandemic and identifies the kinds of support needed for recovery, with a focus on gender-specific support. Using a qualitative design, data were collected through focus group discussions and semistructured interviews with 50 adolescents (25 boys and 25 girls), along with insights from five mothers and five female teachers. Thematic analysis highlighted distinct gender differences in coping and emotional expression. Girls reported higher levels of emotional strain, academic pressure, disrupted friendships, and family-related stress and were more likely to seek emotional support. Boys, in contrast, often suppressed their emotions, withdrew socially, displayed irritability or aggression, and found it difficult to communicate their distress. These patterns were shaped by disrupted routines, reduced peer interaction, academic uncertainty, and sociocultural norms that discourage emotional openness in boys. The findings highlight the need for gender-responsive mental health support, including peer support, school counselling, family involvement, and healthier emotional expression. By addressing the unique needs of both boys and girls, such interventions can support adolescent resilience and facilitate recovery in the post-pandemic period.
subject: Articles
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subject: Post-pandemic
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subject: adolescents
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subject: mental health
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subject: gender differences
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subject: rehabilitation
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creator: Meenal J
creator: Dr. Manimekalai K
rights: Copyright (c) 2026
date: 2026-04-15
publication date: 2026-04-15
starting page: 49
ending page: 62

Maternal and Infant Mortality: A review of determinants, trends and health care services utilization
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description: Maternal and infant mortality rates have decreased worldwide in recent decades, but some underdeveloped regions continue to struggle because of superstitions, erroneous beliefs, and restricted access to high-quality healthcare. The main factors influencing maternal and newborn mortality, new trends, and the usage of medical services are the main topics of this narrative review. In order to further minimize avoidable deaths among women and newborns, the report highlights the significance of community knowledge, equitable access to healthcare facilities, and enhanced health systems.
subject: Articles
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subject: MMR
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subject: IMR
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subject: Determinants
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subject: Trends
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subject: Healthcare Access
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creator: M. Parmar
creator: S. Chandrapal
rights: Copyright (c) 2026
date: 2026-04-15
publication date: 2026-04-15
starting page: 42
ending page: 48

Work without security: An analysis of women domestic workers’ conditions, struggles and aspirations
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description: This study critically examines the structural and lived realities of migrant women domestic workers in the Delhi–NCR region, situating their experiences within the intersecting frameworks of gender, caste, class, migration, and urban informality. Employing a mixed-methods research design, the study draws on a quantitative survey of 469 women domestic workers across five districts and qualitative data from focus group discussions with 45 participants. The analysis explores trajectories of migration, labour conditions, access to social protection, experiences of discrimination and violence, and practices of agency and collective mobilisation. The findings reveal that migration, rather than facilitating socioeconomic mobility, often entrenches precarity through informal and unregulated employment arrangements, absence of written contracts, wage insecurity, occupational exploitation, and spatial marginalisation. Women workers face systemic exclusion from state welfare mechanisms, compounded by barriers related to documentation, mobility, and information asymmetries. The convergence of paid domestic labour with intensive unpaid care responsibilities results in significant physical, emotional, and temporal burdens, reinforcing gendered hierarchies within both productive and reproductive spheres. Experiences of everyday discrimination, surveillance, and harassment further underscore the deeply unequal power relations characterising domestic work. Simultaneously, the study foregrounds women’s agency, resilience, and political subjectivities, as reflected in their individual and collective strategies of negotiation, resistance, and organising. These practices not only challenge dominant representations of domestic workers as passive victims but also articulate claims for labour rights, social security, legal recognition, and dignity. By centring workers’ voices and lived experiences, the study contributes to feminist and labourscholarship on migration and informality, while …
subject: Articles
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subject: Domestic Worker
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subject: Social Security
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subject: Work Condition
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creator: Samiksha Jha
rights: Copyright (c) 2026
date: 2026-04-15
publication date: 2026-04-15
starting page: 21
ending page: 41

Education-Driven Entrepreneurship as an Economic Empowerment Model in India
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description: The National Education Policy 2020 (NEP-2020) has made efforts to change the face of India’s educational landscape by proposing entrepreneurship in the curriculum. The introduction of flexible credit frameworks, multidisciplinary knowledge-based learning, and experiential methodologies highlight the entrepreneurial prospects of the policy. Evidence from institutional initiatives under NEP-2020, such as Institution Innovation Councils, IDEA labs etc., shows that there is a 30 percent growth in enrolment into innovation programmes. In this regard, the Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSME) sector, comprising 57.7 million enterprises, can become one of the prime avenues to expand and transform the entrepreneurial prospect of NEP-2020 into economic activities. Therefore, we propose an integrated ‘Education-Entrepreneurship-Empowerment’ framework through this study, which can explain how cognitive transformation through educational reforms, institutional support mechanisms, and enterprise absorption capacity creates a virtuous loop to induce economic empowerment. Of course, misalignment between educational reform and entrepreneurial ecosystems risks the creation of skilled unemployment and low-productivity informality. Thus, we recommend establishment of co-managed District-level Education Enterprise Councils, mandatory placements of NEP graduates within their district MSMEs, and the launch of equity-driven strategies for strengthening education-enterprise coordination to foster economic empowerment in India.
subject: Articles
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subject: NEP-2020
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subject: MSME
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subject: Entrepreneurship
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subject: Empowerment
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subject: Education
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creator: Sagartirtha Chakraborty
creator: Dr. Suresh Kumar Nath
rights: Copyright (c) 2026
date: 2026-04-15
publication date: 2026-04-15
starting page: 1
ending page: 20

Pre-Marital Counselling: A Preventive Tool for Preparedness of Marital Life
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description: Premarital counselling practices are gaining importance in the contemporary context. It is considered one of the most effective preventive strategies for preparing individuals for post-marital life. This type of counselling aims to prepare individuals through developmental interventions that address various elements of marital life, including psychological, social, and relational aspects. Marriage as an institution is witnessing significant changes due to the rapidly changing lifestyles and increasing demands of the modern world. Countries such as India are also experiencing a very large population, which adds complexity to family and marital relationships. These factors have contributed to a rising number of relational issues and the weakening of marital bonds. The increasing number of divorces portrays the growing need to strengthen marital relationships in contemporary society. The realities and demands within marital ties have become major concerns for ensuring a satisfied and healthy family life. The present paper is empirical in nature. The study was conducted with prospective couples who benefited from premarital counselling to learn about marital relationships and prepare themselves for married life. An exploratory method was used to help readers understand the impact and significance of premarital counselling through both statistical and qualitative data. The study also explores the issues addressed in counselling before individuals begin to think about and plan for marriage. Additionally, the paper examines the various processes that participants underwent during premarital counselling sessions. The study found a positive correlation between counselling participation and equitable role negotiation, particularly in relation to decision-making, financial responsibilities, and family adjustment. The paper also emphasises the importance of self-discovery and awareness of personal concerns to ensure future preparedness with greater maturity and understanding. T…
subject: Articles
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subject: Pre-marital counselling
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subject: preventive tool
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subject: counselling
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creator: Dr. Vijay Sansare
rights: Copyright (c) 2025
date: 2025-04-10
publication date: 2025-04-10
starting page: 87
ending page: 102

Disrupting Traditional Trends: SocioEconomic Advancement of Rural Women Entrepreneurs in Kamrup, Assam
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description: This research paper investigates the transformative agency of rural women entrepreneurs in Kamrup, Assam, who are challenging deepseated socio-economic and patriarchal structures. Moving beyond historical confinement to subsistence agriculture and domestic spheres, these women are utilizing entrepreneurial ventures as a pathway to autonomy, reshaping traditional gender roles. Employing a qualitative methodology with in-depth case studies, the study analyses the catalysts, obstacles, and multidimensional impacts of this shift, alongside the support ecosystems that enable it. Evidence demonstrates that entrepreneurship substantially improves financial standing, amplifies intra-household decision-making power, and elevates social standing within communities. Critical facilitators include microfinance accessibility, burgeoning digital literacy, and the collective solidarity of Self-Help Groups. Significant impediments including constrained market linkages, resilient socio-cultural norms, and inadequate infrastructure persist, curbing growth. The paper posits that fostering this entrepreneurship is fundamental not only for economic progress but as a vital driver of equitable and sustainable rural development in the region. It advocates for targeted policies that reinforce institutional frameworks, bridge the digital divide, and cultivate a more supportive socio-cultural environment to fully realize this transformative potential.
subject: Articles
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subject: Socio-Economic Advancement
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subject: Self-Help Groups
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subject: Microfinance
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subject: Rural Development
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subject: Gender Empowerment
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creator: Abdul Quadir
creator: Dr. Sanjay Onkar Ingole
creator: Azmina Aktar
creator: Raza Parvez
rights: Copyright (c) 2025
date: 2025-04-10
publication date: 2025-04-10
starting page: 77
ending page: 86

Living and Working Condition of Sivakasi Fire Workers: A Socio- Economic Perspective
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description: The fireworks industry in Sivakasi, Tamil Nadu, stands as one of India’s most prominent labour-intensive sectors and plays a crucial role in generating local employment and supporting the national festival market. Despite its economic significance, the workers engaged in fireworks production continue to face adverse socio-economic conditions, including low wages, employment instability, occupational health hazards, and limited access to formal social protection. This study provides a comprehensive evaluation of the socio-economic status of Sivakasi fireworks workers by analysing their demographic profile, income patterns, working environment, safety awareness, and utilisation of welfare schemes. The research is based on primary data collected from 120 workers employed across various fireworks units in the region. Information on income, working hours, occupational hazards, family background, and welfare access was gathered through a structured questionnaire. The data were analysed using percentage analysis, descriptive statistics and chi-square tests. The study highlights the urgent need for strengthened safety protocols, improved welfare provisions, greater awareness of government schemes, and enhanced income-generating opportunities. By offering systematic insights into the lived realities of fireworks workers, the study adds to existing literature and provides valuable guidance for policymakers, industry stakeholders, and labour welfare agencies in advancing the socio-economic well-being of the workforce.
subject: Articles
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subject: Fireworks industry
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subject: Sivakasi
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subject: socio-economic conditions
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subject: occupational health
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subject: labour welfare
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subject: primary data
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subject: cottage industry
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creator: Ms. R Nithyakalyani
rights: Copyright (c) 2025
date: 2025-04-10
publication date: 2025-04-10
starting page: 53
ending page: 76

Issues and Quality Concerns in Primary Education: A Case Study of Nasik District, Maharashtra
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description: NA
subject: Articles
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creator: Dr. Shweta Ramesh Jare
rights: Copyright (c) 2025
date: 2026-04-10
publication date: 2026-04-10
starting page: 37
ending page: 52