Electronic and electrical products which are discarded or reaching their end of life are called e-waste or electronic waste. With the booming Indian economy and changing technology at a faster pace, product life cycles have become shorter. Due to the presence of toxic materials in these...

Purpose: Demonetisation of ₹500 and ₹1000 currency notes by Government of India brought a major hit to Indian market, especially to petty vendors dealing with small monetary transactions. The study brings out a model for predicting vendors‟ decision to switch to digital wallets for...

Indian women are known for the way they dress and silk sarees add to their elegance. With changing social and economic conditions, dressing styles of Indian women have changed. When looking forward to a grand occasion women tend to wear silk sarees. The traditional golden ‘Zari' silk sarees...

Service quality, being an assessment of services offered to a customer or the extent to which the services offered meets customers’ expectations, plays a significant role in healthcare industry. Patients pay hefty prices for the services they avail from specialty hospitals and they demand...

E-Governance is the interaction between a Government and its citizens to deliver services in an efficient manner by means of information technology and telecommunication. The study takes into account three aspects namely, costs incurred by citizens, enhanced governance and benefits experienced...

E-Governance is the interaction between a government and its citizens to deliver services in an efficient manner by means of information technology and telecommunication. Delivery process could be online or through telecentres. The current study takes into account the quality of services...

Objectives: This study would help us understand the awareness level, attitude of students and their behaviour towards e-waste generation, segregation and disposal in academic institutions in Bengaluru. Methods/Analysis: Students who are in high school were part of the respondent group as they...

Industrialization has caused most of the world's environmental problems like climate change, water security issues, biodiversity issues among others. Water-related issues like water scarcity, lack of water quality, water sanitation issues, lack of proper water resources management are some of...

We live in an urbanizing world. Large cities with population greater than 750,000 would represent US$21.8 trillion in economic activity or 47.7% global GDP. These cities are already home to 1.7 billion people, about 24% of the world’s population. By the year 2050, it is expected that ninety...