International Journals of Multidisciplinary
Research Academy (IJMRA)

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Countries with superior level of skills among their citizens are able to adjust effectively and extract opportunities from the world economy. India, with the aim of becoming a knowledge economy, needs to emphasise the advancement of skills among students, youth, and the employable population by creating the requisite ecosystem within a suitable economic environment. India aims to benefit from initiative such as Skill India and its demographic dividend. Hence, it is necessary to establish the required ecosystem for skill enhancement to reshape the Indian economy with the help of education and training.
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Understanding financial wellbeing is essential in today's complex economic landscape. It encompasses more than just the management of money; it involves a holistic approach to an individual's or household's financial health, including aspects such as income stability, budgeting, savings, investments, and debt management.
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The emergence of flexible work arrangements has transformed the traditional office paradigm, allowing employees to work remotely and adapt their schedules to better suit their lifestyles.
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With the rapid proliferation of Internet of Things (IoT) devices, traditional cloud-centric solutions are struggling to support real-time decision-making due to high latency and privacy concerns
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Healthcare systems across the world are growing rapidly with the digital transformation due to the growing demand for efficient, accessible, and secure medical services. The emergence of advanced technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), and Blockchain has created new opportunities to improve healthcare delivery and patient outcomes.
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Fast Moving Consumer Goods were introduced in India after the spanning of industrial revolution all over the world. Soon the country became a popular destination to introduce these FMCG products because of its large consumer base. Focusing mainly on food sector, where FMCG products were first introduced as mere glucose biscuits in 1939 by Parle Products, today it accounts for approx. 19% of FMCG goods in India, and its contribution in Indian Food Processing Market was US $ 354.5 billion in FY 2024 and will become US $535 billion by the end of FY 2026 according to India Brand Equity Foundation.
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