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"Skill growth is critical in stimulating a sustainable development environment and will help to ease the transition from an informal to a formal economy," according to the International Labour Organization. In the light of globalization, it is also important to discuss the possibilities and pressures of meeting emerging demands from changing economies and modern technologies." Management and innovation students who want to be practitioners require not only soft skills but analytical and datum, to achieve the organization's objectives. The Indian manufacturing sector is revered globally and is one of India's most successful industries. It has made a significant contribution to India's capital formation and hence GDP. Over the years, global expertise and enabling sale situations have ensured that India continues to be one of the world's most commercial healthcare and manufacturing markets. The job process has seen a notable shift; technology affects customs and skills, and communities are becoming more global and diverse. As an effect of globalization, education systems are now also looking at the employability market. Apart from technical skills, applicants are also expected to have interpersonal skills in the current scenario. The study aimed to determine final-year engineering learners' perspectives, faculty-approved by engineering colleges and technical specialists from various professional bodies on training needs, career progression, and career apprenticeship programs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The globe is combating COVID-19 and a lockout has been announced by economies around the world. Work from home (WFH) has now become the standard, particularly for service organizations including educational institutions. Furthermore, the institutions of higher learning had to close down unexpectedly, disrupting the educational operation, according to government orders. Therefore, they needed to consider new approaches to the teaching process, and the path ahead was digital classrooms. In India, around 32 crore learners halted to move school/collegesand all instructive exercises brought to a conclusion. Be that as it may, the questions almost the readiness, planning, and viability of e-learning is still not caught on, especially for a creating nation like India, where the specialized imperatives likereasonableness of gadgets and transmission capacity accessibility postures a genuine challenge. Despite all these challenges, the Higher Instruction Educate (HIE) has responded empathetically and overseen to guarantee the coherence of teaching-learning, inquire about and benefit to the community with a few apparatuses and methods amid the pandemic. In this study, we will center on understanding Generation Z pharmacy student's discernment and inclination towards internet learning through an online review of300 respondents. We will likewise investigate the understudy’s inclination for different traits of online classes; which will be useful to structure viable learning conditions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The idea of a conventional solution is generally acknowledged in different pieces of the world. All things considered, it has neglected to pick up notoriety in India because of elements, for example, non-accessibility and doubt on product quality. Nonetheless, the Indian government started selective nonexclusive medication stores named as Jan Aushadhi in 2012. Materials and Methods: This survey was based on a study where the team talked with all-out 100 patients devouring conventional and ethical branded medications, separately. The anticipated efficacy, cost of treatment, nature of medications was inquired. Results: In our investigation, 71 % of respondents found out about conventional medications and 64% knew the contrast among nonexclusive and ethical branded medicines. 66% concurred that nonexclusive meds are less expensive than ethical branded medications yet just 35% of them liked to purchase nonexclusive meds. The majority (64%) of the patients neither requested their physician or pharmacologist (60%) to convey nonexclusive medications. A larger part of them (66%) accepted that nonexclusive meds have lower quality than marked prescriptions. As indicated by patients, 45% reacted that specialists favored marked medications over conventional prescriptions. Right now, patients were endorsed by conventional medications. A large portion of them (65%) didn't turn into mindful of the administration controls about endorsing nonexclusive medications. Just 25% reacted that the legislature ought to advance nonexclusive drugs. Inference: The results indicate that respondents had freakish athleticism and perspective regarding nonexclusive medications. Many of them had inaccurate knowledge and that is not a positive symbol of Jan Aushadhi’s scheme being enforced and maintained in government hospitals. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Byline: Anurag. Tewari, Jose. Soliz, Federico. Billota, Shuchita. Garg, Harsimran. Singh The provision of anaesthesia requires a high level of knowledge, sound judgement, fast and accurate responses to clinical situations, [...]

Byline: Abhishek. Bansal, Anurag. Tewari, Harsimran. Singh, Shuchita. Garg, Abhinav. Sharma Dear Editor, Successful weaning is defined as effective spontaneous breathing without any mechanical assistance for 24 hours or more. [...]

Byline: Harsimran. Singh, Anurag. Tewari, Balvinder. Kaur, Suchita. Garg Dear Editor, I thank the reader[sup] [1] for appreciating our indigenous novel method of giving a "U" turn to infusion tubing [...]

Byline: Harsimran. Singh, Anurag. Tewari, Balvinder. Kaur, Suchita. Garg There is a definitive risk of venous air embolism when the fluid infusion is complete and the drip set is still [...]

Byline: Anurag. Tewari, Munish. Munjal, Kamakshi, Shuchita. Garg, Dinesh. Sood, Sunil. Katyal Successful airway management of an infant or child with macroglossia prerequisites recognition of a potential airway problem. We [...]

Byline: Anurag. Tewari, Shuchita. Garg, Atul. Mishra, Dinesh. Sood, Chiteshwar. Walia, Tej. Kaul We describe a case of 55-year-old female who had deterioration of respiratory and haemodynamic status after hysterectomy [...]

Byline: Anurag. Tewari, Ripul. Oberoi, Shuchita. Garg, Harpreet. Kaur, Dinesh. Sood, Sunil. Katyal The use of mobile phones has long been controversial in the operation theatres citing various incidences wherein [...]

Byline: Anurag. Tewari, Sunil. Katyal, Avtar. Singh, Shuchita. Garg, Tej. Kaul, Navneet. Narula BACKGROUND: We investigated the efficacy of oral clonidine 150 mg to prevent perioperative shivering in patients undergoing [...]