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Paper ID IJIFR/V13/E5/023 Page No.: 588-592

Subject Area English Literature (Humanities and Social Sciences)

Authors Pratishruti S Singh
Dr. Vivek Joshi

Abstract Amitav Ghosh’s The Calcutta Chromosome (1995) occupies a singular position within contemporary Indian English fiction for its refusal to conform to generic, epistemological, or narrative expectations. Straddling the domains of historical fiction, speculative science, and philosophical inquiry, the novel interrogates the foundations upon which modern scientific knowledge is built. This paper offers a re-reading of The Calcutta Chromosome through the interrelated concepts of complexity, predictability, and probability—ideas central to both scientific discourse and postmodern literary thought. It argues that Ghosh systematically unsettles linear causality, empirical certainty, and deterministic logic through a fragmented narrative form and competing knowledge systems. By juxtaposing colonial science with subaltern epistemologies grounded in silence, intuition, and ritual, the novel exposes the limits of rationalist paradigms. In blurring the boundary between the probable and the possible, The Calcutta Chromosome proposes an alternative vision of knowledge—one that resists transparency, embraces uncertainty, and foregrounds the ethical and political significance of the unknowable.

Keywords Complexity and Nonlinearity, Postcolonial Epistemology, Scientific Uncertainty, Narrative Fragmentation, Silence and Subaltern Knowledge


Paper ID IJIFR/V13/E5/020 Page No.: 579-587

Subject Area English Literature

Authors C.Deepika, Ph.D. Research Scholar,
Dr.A.Vasanthi, Assistant Professor

Abstract Abstract The research aims to explore the diasporic feminism and cultural boundaries in Kiran Desai's narratives. The primary objective is to identify, analyze, represent and revitalize how Desai presents the women's experiences through gender marginalization, root-shifting, life in exile and ethno-cultural identity, cultural displacement and hybridity. The novelty of this research lies in its representation of feminist epistemology, intervention, resistance, intersection of the cultural and transnational experiences. The primary research method adopted for this study is qualitative textual analysis. To validate arguments, key parameters are covered, which include but are not limited to power relations, cultural conflict, patriarchal constraints and other interrelated parameters. The research is an answer to the growing need for feminist interpretation in Desai's work, with a focus on the cross-cultural and diasporic interactions. The time period of this research focuses on the feminist voices across borders or feminism within transcultural contexts, along with the postcolonial settings as reflected in her work. Analytical methods include postcolonial diasporic analysis and feminist literary criticism. The study is an attempt to define and redefine the struggle of women and how it shapes and reshapes the discussions on globalization and gender. The research outcome makes it more visible that Desai's narratives present how to negotiate inner conflicts and cultural norms imposed and traditions inherited while endeavoring for Automator or personal meaning in socio-cultural landscapes.

Keywords Diasporic Feminism, Cultural Boundaries, Gender Marginalization, Transcultural Identity, Postcolonial Analysis


Paper ID IJIFR/V13/E5/017 Page No.: 549-559

Subject Area Economics

Authors Leena Bhagawati
Prof. Gayatri Goswami

Abstract Investigation of the education sector’s efficiency is crucial in the context of budget constraints facing all over the globe. The study assesses input and output oriented technical efficiency of states of India from 2012-13 to 2021-22 using a panel DEA approach. The result reveals considerable disparity among states regarding efficiency under both CRS and VRS framework. The large and populous states have performed at the bottom, while smaller states have enhanced their performances. This shows that inefficiency in education among states arise both from management deficiency and improper scale of operation. The study provides important policy implications for the betterment of education sector of states.

Keywords Technical Efficiency, DEA, CRS, VRS


Paper ID IJIFR/V13/E5/016 Page No.: 569-578

Subject Area English

Authors D. Mohana Priya
Dr. S. Geetha

Abstract Food is the basic requirement and necessity every people need three times a day to sustain their life on earth. It is applicable to every living and non-living on earth. Through literature, we can identify the various roles played by the food as a cultural and social tool. There are many theorists, researchers who have talked about the cultural significance of food, culinary anthropology, prospective memories, food and nostalgia, cultural memory, food related to society, gender, ethnography, even the digital food culture and food films are explored widely. This paper underscores the purpose of study through the various questions raised around food in the post-anthropocentric world.

Keywords Diane Wilsons, Food, Environment And Sustainability


Paper ID IJIFR/V13/E5/015 Page No.: 542-548

Subject Area Commerce

Authors Mrs.V.Dhivya
Dr.M.Selva Kumar

Abstract Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) performance has developed as a critical benchmark for evaluating a company's commitment to sustainable and ethical practices. ESG performance reflects how effectively organizations manage environmental risks, promote social responsibility, and uphold strong governance structures. This abstract looks into how ESG metrics are becoming crucial in defining corporate strategies, believable investor choices, and ensuring adherence to regulations. With global and domestic stakeholders increasingly demanding transparency and accountability, companies that determine strong ESG performance are more possible to gain competitive advantages, reduce risk exposure, and build long-term value. The study of ESG performance also discloses significant transformations across industries and geographies, highlighting the need for standardized frameworks and greater integration of ESG factors into financial and operational decision-making. As ESG continues to evolve from a voluntary initiative to a strategic imperative, understanding its impact is essential for sustainable economic development and responsible business growth.

Keywords ESG , Five years performance, Sectoral analysis


Paper ID IJIFR/V13/E5/014 Page No.: 535-541

Subject Area Education

Authors J. Jayachithra

Abstract Teaching is considered one of the more stressful professions, particularly due to the frequent interpersonal interactions with students and society, where educators must navigate not only the emotions of students, parents, and colleagues, etc. Emotional intelligence (EI) has been recognized as an important concept across various areas of everyday life, such as mental health and physical health, social interactions, academic and workplace performance. In this study, the emotional intelligence of Prospective teachers (B.Ed students) is taken for research. A normative survey method was adopted for this study. The researcher chose 500 students from 10 B.Ed colleges located in Madurai District, Tamil Nadu, India as a sample. This study uses a purposive sampling method. The investigator constructed & validated a tool for the Emotional Intelligence Rating Scale (EIRS). The statistical tools used in this study are frequency analysis and the t-test.

Keywords Emotional intelligence, prospective teachers, Life Skills, Teaching


Paper ID IJIFR/V13/E5/012 Page No.: 560-568

Subject Area Social science

Authors Kumari Satya
Dr. Shweta

Abstract

Keywords Mahakumbh 2025, Prayagraj, local people


Paper ID IJIFR/V13/E5/010 Page No.: 523-527

Subject Area Political Science

Authors Basil B Mathew

Abstract Abstract This article examines the revival of millet cultivation in Attappady, a tribal-dominated region of Kerala, by analysing its ecological relevance, socio-economic significance, and the challenges and opportunities associated with millet-based agriculture. Drawing on secondary literature, policy documents, and empirical studies, the paper situates millet cultivation within the broader context of indigenous knowledge systems, climate resilience, and nutrition security. It highlights how traditional millet farming practices, once central to tribal livelihoods and diets, declined due to policy neglect, market marginalisation, and changing food regimes, and how recent state-led initiatives such as the Millet Village Programme have contributed to their resurgence. The study critically explores production constraints including climatic variability, labour shortages, soil fertility decline, and weak seed systems, alongside market and institutional challenges such as limited processing infrastructure, fragmented value chains, and governance gaps. At the same time, the article identifies emerging opportunities in value addition, women-led enterprises, institutional procurement, and participatory research that can strengthen millet-based livelihoods. The paper argues that an integrated approach combining community institutions, secure land rights, ethical market integration, and nutrition-sensitive policy is essential for sustaining millets as instruments of food sovereignty, climate adaptation, and inclusive development in Attappady.

Keywords Attappady; Tribal agriculture; Food and nutrition security; Climate-resilient farming; Indigenous knowledge


Paper ID IJIFR/V13/E5/008 Page No.: 528-534

Subject Area Computer Science

Authors Varalakshmi J
Karthika E
Gracia Ravi R
Nivesha P

Abstract The human face serves as one of the most expressive and information-rich visual modalities for representing emotion, personality, and identity. Recent advances in Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) have enabled the synthesis of highly realistic face images from latent vectors or attribute descriptors. However, generating facial images directly from natural language text remains a complex task due to the semantic gap between linguistic descriptions and corresponding visual features. This paper proposes a novel framework, Text-to-Face Image Synthesis Using GANs with Emotion-Aware Latent Feature Embedding, that bridges this gap through the integration of emotion-specific semantic embeddings into the generative process.highlights the potential of emotion-aware latent embeddings in advancing multimodal generative AI, with applications in virtual avatar creation, digital art, emotion-driven storytelling, and human–computer interaction. Future extensions may explore fine-grained emotion transfer, cross- lingual generalization, and ethical implications official data synthesis.

Keywords Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs); Text-to-Image Synthesis; Emotion-Aware Latent Embedding; Conditional GAN (cGAN); Deep Learning; Facial Expression Generation; Multimodal Representation Learning; Natural Language Processing (NLP).


Paper ID IJIFR/V13/E5/005 Page No.: 510-516

Subject Area Commerce

Authors Dr.AARCHA S S

Abstract In translating government policies into grassroots-level outcomes, cooperative societies are very important, especially in the areas of agriculture, credit, housing, and social welfare. Although they are strategically important, cooperative societies usually have to deal with very large institutional and administrative obstacles that prevent the proper and smooth implementation of policies. Among these challenges are the wastage of time and resources due to bureaucracy, poor governance, lack of independence, political meddling, complex regulations, and lack of skilled managers. The research at hand aims to analyze the institutional and administrative barriers that affect the implementation of government policies by cooperatives in terms of their nature and extent. Through the analysis of organizational frameworks, administrative practices, and policy methods, the research intends to determine the main constraints and recommend measures to improve institutional efficiency and administrative effectiveness. The outcomes of this research will probably lead to better policy implementation, enhanced cooperative governance, and more efficient public service delivery.

Keywords Cooperative Societies, Government Policy Implementation, Institutional Impediments, Administrative Challenges, Governance and Management








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