Volume- 08, Issue- 08, Page- 09 to 19
by Saurabh Pandey
The persistent challenge of achieving inclusive social transformation and long-term sustainability hasdrawn attention to social entrepreneurship as a hybrid mechanism for addressing developmental gapsthat governments and markets alone cannot resolve. Despite its growing recognition, existingscholarship remains fragmented many studies focus narrowly on single sectors, using qualitativedescriptions without robust measurement, or underrepresent certain regions, creating a
Volume- 08, Issue- 02, Page- 38 to 50
by Saurabh Pandey
Despite extensive global commitments to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), recent reportsindicate that only about 17% of the targets are currently on track, signalling severe gaps in povertyalleviation, social inclusion, climate action, and equitable economic growth. Conventional state-ledprograms and profit-centric markets have struggled to deliver integrated and lasting solutions,particularly in vulnerable communities. This persistent gap
Volume- 07, Issue- 02, Page- to
by Madhulika
The magnetic moments of mirror nuclei with closed core+one nucleon with A=13, 17, 29, 33, 41 (13C6~14N7, 17O8~17F9, 29Si14~29P15, 33S16~33Cl17, 41Ca20~41Sc21) have been estimated in the framework of hybrid quark model. The correction to the magnetic moment due to the six-quark cluster formation effects as estimated in the present work are compared with various other
Volume- 07, Issue- 03, Page- 102 to 106
by Madhulika
We have estimated the magnetic moments of these nuclei in the Hybrid Quark Model. When the Λ-hyperon forms a six-quark bag with the core nucleons, the Schmidt values get modified. In the case of hypernuclei with closed core+configuration, the quark correction ranges between 0.1 to 2.1 %, the deviation being largest for. Earlier studies have shown
