Social Sciences and Humanities

Unravelling ankita’s Journey: Realism as the guiding thread in preeti shenoy’s “life is what you make it”

From its early beginnings during British control, Indian writing in English has developed into a rich literary heritage with notable contributions from various writers. One of the main factors in the globalization of Indian literature was the translation of works written in the indigenous language into English.

A study on preference of enhanced shopping experience factors of customers on organised retailers

The retail environment has developed into a sophisticated network of connections and experiences, moving beyond simple transactions. In this vast space, consumers and merchants are always looking for the magic that turns everyday shopping into an amazing journey. The purpose of this study is to sort through the complex factors that go into creating a memorable shopping experience in structured retail environments. Customer loyalty and pleasure are essential components of organized retail, which entails building engaging environments that go beyond simple product sales.

A theoretical expo on the likelihood of cartoon journalism to drive rural sustainability in Nigeria

Rural sustainability is a social construction that calls for deliberate considerations, inquiries and concerns. The advocacy role of the mass media in the furtherance of the strategies intended for the durable solutions to emergent issues in the rural areas cannot be undermined; on these grounds, this study addresses the position of cartoon journalism in the advancement of the rural sustainability strategies in Nigeria.

The successful tuseme model in Burkina Faso

In sub-Saharan Africa, the issue of girls' education remains a major concern in terms of achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 4. This issue involves several aspects, such as school retention and success. In Burkina Faso, keeping girls in school and ensuring their success is one of the major concerns of the education authorities. Despite the government's efforts, gender inequalities still persist. While parity has been achieved at primary level, inequalities still persist at secondary level despite all the efforts made.

Epidemiology and prevalence of hbs ag in pregnant women admitted for consultation at the saabou health center, urban commune of mamou (Republic of Guinea)

Hepatitis B is a viral infection that attacks the liver; its virus persists in the environment for more than 7 days. It is present in all biological fluids of infected subjects, mainly blood. Its main modes of transmission are: sexual, parenteral, maternal -fetal and horizontal transmission. This constitutes a public health problem. This is a prospective and descriptive study of an analytical type. It took place from September 1 to November 30, 2023.

Assessing the efficacy of community-based treatment and rehabilitation programs for drug surrenderers in barangay dapitan, municipality of cordova: a comprehensive analysis of impact and sustainability

This study explores the effectiveness of the community-based treatment and rehabilitation program for drug surrenderers in Barangay Dapitan, Municipality of Cordova. Utilizing a comprehensive survey, data were gathered and analyzed to assess the demographic characteristics of participants and evaluate the outcomes of rehabilitation and reintegration efforts. Findings indicate a prevalence of male participants aged 44-50, suggesting a correlation with drug use and health-related concerns.

Strengthening community safety: awareness of barangay public safety officers on their duties and responsibilities

This study presents a comprehensive analysis of the awareness and performance of Barangay Public Safety Officers (BPSOs) in Lapu Lapu City in various barangay of focusing on their duties, responsibilities, and adherence to regulatory standards outlined in Memorandum Circular No. 2003-42. The data, drawn from a structured questionnaire administered to respondents, reveals disparities in the distribution of tanods and highlights challenges in data collection due to the dynamic schedules of BPSOs.

Development of unmanned aerial systems as a case study in nagorno-karabakh and Ukraine

More than a century after the first aircraft were used in combat, drones are fundamentally changing the modern battlefield, offering a huge comparative advantage to the armed forces that own them. Over the last decade, they have played an increasing role in armed conflict and modern warfare. The mass and low cost of use have led to a veritable revolution in the design of the modern battlefield. Drones lower the cost of war and can provide even a small country air superiority during war.

Combatting wildlife crime: assessing the community's awareness of the city ordinance on illegal fishing in olango Island for sustainable conservation efforts

This study delves into the awareness levels among fisherfolks in Lapu-Lapu City, specifically in Barangays San Vicente, Tingo, and Sabang, regarding Lapu-Lapu City Ordinance No. 93. The ordinance, which prohibits the use of cyanide and destructive fishing methods, outlines penalties for violations. Through comprehensive surveys and rigorous data analysis, the research assesses fisherfolks' comprehension of prohibited acts and associated penalties.

Transforming lives: assessing the impact and success of the community-based treatment and rehabilitation program for drug surrenderers in barangay dapitan, municipality of cordova

This research investigates the operations and outcomes within Lapu-Lapu City Jail, emphasizing the impact of family structures, legal marital status, and the implementation of guidelines for handling special needs on the rehabilitation and reintegration of persons deprived of liberty (PDL). Findings reveal that inmates aged 25 to mid-30s are more prone to criminal involvement, with family and marital status playing a significant role.