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In the present paper researcher tries to find out the countries which have adopted renewable energy support policies, compared to just 48 countries in 2005. These policies played a crucial role in helping countries to shift from conventional energy to renewable energy by overcoming the barriers facing the development of renewable energy. This paper reviews the studies, which outlined the policies used by different governments to support the development of renewable energy, which includes: Tax incentives, Loans, Feed-in tariff, and Renewable portfolio standard. The literature review covers different studies that examined the impacts of renewable energy on economic growth, job creation, welfare, CO2 emissions, electricity prices, and fuel imports. Researches have used different methodological approaches, different periods, and different countries to examine the impacts of renewable energy. The studies found that the policies used were essential to shift to renewable energy substantially reduced carbon emission, and the majority concluded that renewable energy has a positive correlation with economic growth, job creation and welfare.

Keywords: Renewable Policy, Feed-in Tariff (FiT), Impacts, Economic Growth, CO2 Emissions. JEL Classification Codes: Q42, Q43, Q48.

E-waste collection, transportation, processing, and recycling is dominated by the informal sector. The sector is well networked and unregulated. Often, all the materials and value that could be potentially recovered is not recovered. In addition, there are serious issues regarding leakages of toxins into the environment and workers’ safety and health. The present paper explains about to disposing E waste and its management.

Keywords: E-waste Management.

It is a fact that the countries using technology for the benefit of citizens have recorded a radical change in all aspects which leads to high national and per capita income in recent years. It is the part of the government to improve the living standards of citizen through initiating programmes which accelerates the economic growth. One such programme is “Digitalization” a crucial part in ‘Digital India Programme’. Digital India is an innovative thought of Hon’ble Shri Narendra Modi ji, Prime Minister of India to integrate the government functionaries and the people of India. It also aims at ensuring that the Government services are made available to citizens electronically by reducing paper work and it is an initiative to transform the country into digitally empowers knowledge economy. India has emerged as one of the country whereby government has initiated this development programme to stimulate economic development as well as to provide employment to young generations. The main objective is to provide all services to every citizen on the web portals or electronically for making the transactions smooth and transparent. To eliminate black money and corruption from public life, government is investing more in technology. India had started experiencing the digital transformation; it takes some time to feel the full impact of this change. Through this initiative India will achieve the United Nations Sustainable Goals Agenda by 2030. The present paper   helps to understand the impact of Digital India in economy and to know how far its missions are accomplished and for developing a model to achieve Sustainable Development Goals with the pillars of digital India.

Keywords: Digital India, Technology, Internet, Sustainable Development Goals.

Thorium is more abundant than uranium and must be used as a fuel associated with a fissile substance like reprocessed plutonium because it is ripe rather than fissile. Thorium powers can raise fissile uranium-233 to be used in different types of atomic reactors. Molten salt reactors are appropriate for thorium fuel because typical fuel creation is avoided. It has long been a tempting idea to use thorium as an additional important energy source. A significant R&D effort will be needed to effectively separate its inert energy value. With modest backing from the US, China is the country that is doing this the most.

Keywords: Complex, Ion, Ligand.

To mention a few fields, stochastic processes are applied in demographics, health care systems, polymer science, physics, telecommunication networks, economics, finance, marketing, and social networks. Each of these fields has a substantial body of literature. Queueing theory, inventory systems, supply chains, manufacturing, healthcare systems, computer and communication networks, dependability, warranty management, mathematical finance, and statistics are some of the areas where we typically find applications. In the sample below, we demonstrate a couple of these applications. Despite the fact that the majority of applications appear to involve continuous time stochastic processes, these applications can easily be changed to discrete time stochastic processes by assuming that the system in question is observed at a discrete set of points, such as once every hour, once per day, etc.

Keywords: Stochastic, Linear, Characteristic.

Proteins are made up of monomers called amino acids. Amino acids are compounds made up of amine group as (NH2), with carboxylic acid at group (R-C=O-OH), and a variable side chain (often designated as R). An amino acid’s primary constituents are carbon with hydrogen, oxygen, & nitrogen. Because amino acids are linked together in a protein chain by peptide bonds and disulfide links, proteins are also known as polypeptide chains. Amino acids are the building blocks of proteins. They have a crucial role in biochemistry, as term is typically used to refer to alpha-amino acids. Proteins are biochemical substances made up with one or even more polypeptides that are often folded into globular or fibrous shapes in a manner that is physiologically useful.

Keywords: Proteins, Amino Acids, Compound.

In-depth analysis of the causes, obstacles, and potential outcomes of India’s economic progress. Liberalisation changes in 1991 represented a watershed moment in India’s economic history, which had previously been characterised by colonisation and a patchwork of economic policies. Increased foreign investment, a booming service sector, and a young population all contributed to brisk economic expansion. However, problems like as poverty, income disparity, and environmental degradation still exist. Reforming policies, investing in people, expanding physical infrastructure, developing cutting-edge technologies, integrating economies around the world, and prioritising long-term sustainability are all crucial for the future. India’s economic growth has also boosted the country’s international stature. This research examines India’s economic history and its potential future, stressing the need of ongoing reforms and broad-based growth.

Keywords: Liberalisation, Economic, Growth.

The present paper explains how it will assist other individuals with realizing the possible results to perceive what degree the informational establishments are having ICT workplaces and to what degree they empower representatives to utilize ICT in homeroom direction. The examination may moreover include the level of using ICT in Classroom Instruction by the Teacher educators. The examination may in like manner recognize the element of effect of Teaching Attitude and Anxiety towards use of ICT which are major for Classroom Instruction. The examination may provoke careful the significance of ICT in the Teaching Learning process and impart the capacities in ICT. The examination may give clear arrangement to the organization should be surrendered to manufacture the Information Communication innovation in the Teaching-learning process.

Aim: To analyze the impact and significance of ICT in education with quality measure by Teachers.

Data Collection:  questionnaire for the perception of teachers related to use of ICT in teacher education.

Keywords: ICT, Growth and Development, Classroom Instruction.

This paper deals with quality control testing of biological and bio-therapeutics. Quality control (QC) could be a procedure or set of procedures meant to confirm that a factory-made product or performed service adheres to an outlined set of quality criteria or meets the wants of the consumer or client. QC is analogous to, however not identical with, quality assurance (QA).

Keywords: Quality Control, Pharmaceutical Business, Testing, Biological, QC, QA.