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Original Article
Open Access
Working as a Domestic Maid : Survival Strategy for Poor Women
Sonia Goel, Suvojit Lahiri Chakravarty
· pp. 8–20
DOI: 10.17010/aijer/2023/v12i3/173258
Purpose : Since many domestic maids lost their employment and their houses became uncomfortable, it became crucial to comprehend their lives and the negative effects of the coronavirus pandemic. In this context, we discussed the difficulties faced by domestic workers …
Keywords:
Domestic Maids, Coronavirus Pandemic, Survival Strategy, Financial Independence, Working Conditions, Informal Sector
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Original Article
Open Access
Multi-Dimensional Evaluation of Food Security Among Rural Women Agricultural Workers in Puducherry
Yasam Lakshmi Narayana Reddy, R. Rajendiran
· pp. 21–37
DOI: 10.17010/aijer/2023/v12i3/173259
Purpose : Multidimensional research on food security was vital in an era marked by changing dietary requirements, expanding populations, and shifting climate patterns. This study evaluated food security from multiple angles for rural women who work as agricultural laborers in …
Keywords:
Food Security, Rural Women, Agricultural Workers, Availability, Accessibility, Utilization, Stability, Sustainability, Affordability, Safety, Nutritional Quality, Governance, Policy
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Original Article
Open Access
Impact of Development Expenditure on Economic Growth in Haryana State : An Empirical Analysis
Kirti, Bimla Langyan
· pp. 38–53
DOI: 10.17010/aijer/2023/v12i3/173260
Purpose : Public expenditure was traditionally focused on maintaining law and order in society. However, in the last few decades, public expenditure has become a significant instrument of fiscal policy used by the government to boost economic activities. The present …
Keywords:
Development Expenditure, Economic Growth, Vector Error Correction Model (VECM), Granger Causality
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Original Article
Open Access
Higher Education and Empowerment of Scheduled Tribes in India – An Analysis
Ravikumar S., B. Jayarama Bhat
· pp. 54–64
DOI: 10.17010/aijer/2023/v12i3/173261
Purpose : This study made an effort to examine how crucial postsecondary education is to the empowerment of India’s scheduled tribes. The scheduled tribes (STs) have experienced partial deprivation of jobs, healthcare, and education since independence. Therefore, education is the …
Keywords:
Education, Higher Education, Scheduled Tribes, Gross-Enrollment Ratio
