This study analyses the socio-economic conditions of women agriculturalists in South Karnataka using primary data from 150 respondents. The findings highlight low income levels, limited social recognition, and the need for policy-driven empowerment initiatives.

Keywords: Women in agriculture; Socio-economic status; Rural women; South Karnataka; Agricultural empowerment

The study examines how health and maternity schemes contribute to social empowerment of women beneficiaries in Goa. Using PLS-SEM analysis, the results show improved decision-making, autonomy, and social security among beneficiaries.

Keywords: Women empowerment; Health schemes; Maternity benefits; Social empowerment; Goa

This paper investigates the relationship between working capital management and profitability in selected Nifty pharmaceutical companies. The study finds a significant association between efficient capital management and improved firm performance.

Keywords: Working capital management; Profitability; Pharmaceutical industry; Nifty companies; Financial performance

The study explores the potential of eco-tourism in Maharashtra as a tool for sustainable development. It identifies challenges related to infrastructure, policy support, and environmental conservation.

Keywords: Eco-tourism; Sustainable development; Environment; Rural employment; Maharashtra

This paper analyses trends in foreign capital inflows and foreign investment in India and their impact on economic growth. The study highlights the role of FDI and external capital in strengthening India’s development process.

Keywords: Foreign investment; Foreign capital; Economic growth; FDI; India

The study examines strategic planning across different life-cycle stages of a fishermen’s cooperative. It highlights sustainability challenges and the importance of adaptive strategies for long-term cooperative success.

Keywords: Cooperatives; Fisheries sector; Sustainability; Strategy mapping; Rural economy

This paper evaluates the impact of economic reforms and WTO agreements on Indian agriculture. The study finds that global trade policies have intensified agrarian challenges and income instability.

Keywords: Economic reforms; WTO; Indian agriculture; Trade policy; Agrarian economy

The paper critiques GDP as an incomplete measure of economic growth by excluding unpaid women’s work. It argues for integrating unpaid labour into national income accounting for inclusive development.

Keywords: Unpaid work; Women’s labour; GDP limitations; National accounts; Gender economics

This study analyses trends in women’s participation in India’s life insurance sector. The findings indicate increasing involvement of women, contributing to financial inclusion and economic empowerment.

Keywords: Life insurance; Women participation; Financial inclusion; Insurance sector; India

The paper examines the impact of artificial intelligence on employment and income patterns in India’s unorganized sector. It highlights both opportunities and risks related to job displacement and inequality.

Keywords: Artificial intelligence; Unorganized sector; Employment; Technology impact; India