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Workload on Women, Home and Office in India and Domestic Environment

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By Shruti Shukla, Pooja Tripathi, Ranu Dubey
| ijfmr.com
Women in India face a systemic "double burden" of paid employment and unpaid domestic labor. Official time-use statistics reveal that women spend roughly 4.5 to 5.5 hours daily on unpaid chores and caregiving, which is over 300% to 800% more than men. This unequal domestic environment heavily restricts female workforce participation.
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International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research

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By Shruti Shukla, Mansi Chaturvedi, Harshita Dixit
| ijfmr.com
Academic libraries are undergoing rapid transformation due to technological advancements such as digital resources, integrated library systems, and automation tools. This study examines the role of change management in facilitating technological transitions within academic libraries. The research is based on secondary data collected from scholarly articles, journals, books, and online databases.
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Jewellery artisans feeling the heat

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By Shruti Shukla
| The Times of India Verified
Trending Lucknow: The ongoing LPG shortage in the city has begun to hit small goldsmiths and jewellery artisans, who rely on gas torches for daily work such as soldering, melting and repairing ornaments.In jewelry hubs like Chowk Sarafa Bazar and Aminabad, artisans use LPG-fuelled flames to join delicate parts, resize rings and fix broken chains. But with cylinders becoming difficult to arrange, many workshops have been forced to halt operations.
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