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Volume 6, Issue 1 (XXXV): January – March 2019 Part 1 Volume 6, Issue 1 (XXXV) ISSN 2394 - 7780 January - March 2019 International Journal of Advance and Innovative Research (Conference Special) Indian Academicians and Researchers Association www.iaraedu.com MULTIDISCIPLINARY INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON CHANGING PERSPECTIVES IN MANAGEMENT, HUMANITIES, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY ORGANIZED BY DRT’s A. E. KALSEKAR DEGREE COLLEGE MUMBRA, THANE 23rd March, 2019 Publication Partner Indian Academicians and Researcher’s Association ABOUT THE TRUST Daar-ul-Rehmat Trust is a registered charitable trust established in 1986 with the initial object of providing education to poor students at moderate expenses & rehabilitation of orphan girls. The Trust is serving the needs of the society through the Schools, Junior colleges & a Degree College managed by it. It also manages an orphanage of girls who are encouraged to complete their education. ABOUT THE COLLEGE Mission: “Achieving academic excellence by providing self-development opportunities, inculcating right moral and social values and developing responsible citizenship.” DRT's A. E. Kalsekar Degree College was the first degree college to be set up in the Kausa-Mumbra area in the year 2001 with the faculty of Arts and Commerce. The faculty of Science was introduced in 2004-05 and later on commenced self-finance courses of BBI ,BMS & BSc IT. The college is permanently affiliated to University of Mumbai. The college introduced additional division in faculty of Commerce, BMS and BSc –IT to meet the growing demand of the courses. The college has beautiful campus with spacious building and state of the art infrastructure. Currently 1800 plus students are pursuing their degree from the college. The college has earned the reputation in the field of quality education and has to its credit, university rank holders and good results at University exams. College offers a healthy blend of academics , sports, cultural and extention programmes. Newly setup Skill Development Centre of the college conducts add-on courses ,short term and value added courses to enhance the soft skills and employability among the students. The institution strives to promote research culture among its staff and students. Well equipped laboratories, cyber zone and Library stocked with large collection of books, journals and soul software helps the staff and students to enrich their knowledge. The college makes continuous efforts to provide necessary assistance for holistic development and progression of the students. The college is recently accredited by NAAC with B++ grade and has ISO Certification 9001:2015 . The college aspires to emerge as a Centre of higher education, learning and innovative research to meet challenge of global society. ABOUT THE CONFERENCE India has emerged as the fastest growing major economy in the world. In the global context, countries across world including India are moving towards diversified fields of management and humanities. There is a great challenge for the promotion of innovative ideas and creative thinking in globalised dynamic and competitive markets. The impact of development on science and technology in our daily life and living standard of the society cannot be neglected. There is a strong focus on science and technology to sustain the available resources for accelerating the pace of growth and development in the new era. From diffusion of IT, growth of knowledge economy, Inclusive growth, sustainable development to globalization ,market oriented opportunities and managerial innovations, the factors driving and being driven by socio, political, economic ,and cultural changes are both wide ranging and deep. The current global scenario has compelled to focus on changing perspectives in Management, Humanities, Science and Technology. Realizing the need, DRT's A.E Kalsekar Degree College is organizing one day Multidisciplinary International Conference on “Changing Perspectives in Management, Humanities, Science& Technology”. The conference will provide a platform for sharing ideas, opinion and information on the above mention areas. It will aim to assess the trends, challenges and polices that are likely to shape the foundations of future generation. A BRIEF ABOUT ORGANIZING COMMITTEE CHIEF PATRON Mr. Abdus Salam Rawal Chairman-DRT PATRONS Mr. Sadique K. Hawa Vice-Chairman-DRT Mr. Ahmed I.Maklai Managing Trustee-DRT Mr. Zubair Rawal Secretary-DRT Dr. Khalil Memon Treasurer-DRT CONFERENCE DIRECTOR Dr. Nisar Shaikh Principal, DRT’S A. E. Kalsekar Degree College Mumbra, Thane CONVENOR Mrs Arjumand. Z. Rawal IQAC Co-ordinator, DRT’S A. E. Kalsekar Degree College Mumbra, Thane MEMBERS Mrs. Farzana Chawre Mr. Arshad Shaikh Ms. Nasreen Kolhar Mrs. Siddiqui Arjumand Mr. Sanjay Kalekar Dr. Vijay Srivastava Mrs. Suvarna Chindhe Ms. Misbah Shaikh Mrs. Savita Sawant Dr. Sajid Ali Mrs. Nuzhat Shaikh Dr. Parveen Khan Mrs. Fatima Sayed Mr. Arshad Khan Mr. Kapil Mohite Dr. Abhay Hule Mr. Umar Farooque Guest Editors of Special Issue Dr. Nisar Shaikh Principal DRT’s A. E. Kalsekar Degree College Mumbra, Thane Mrs. Arjumand. Z. Rawal IQAC Co-ordinator, DRT’S A. E. Kalsekar Degree College Mumbra, Thane Chairman’s Message It is a matter of great pride that IQAC of our college has organized one day Multidisciplinary International Conference on “Changing Perspectives in Management, Humanities, Science & Technology”on Saturday, 23rd March 2019. DRT’s A.E.Kalsekar Degree College was the first degree college to be set up in the Kausa-Mumbra area in the year 2001. The institution offers Regular courses in Arts, Commerce & Science and Professional Courses in BBI ,BMS & BSc IT. The institution also strives to promote research culture among its staff and students. The college makes continuous efforts to provide necessary assistance for holistic development and progression of the students. The college aspires to emerge as a Centre of higher education, learning and innovative research to meet challenge of global society. International Conferences provide a platform to the researcher for exchanging and sharing their experiences, research results, new ideas on emerging topics related to the main theme. We look forward to an exciting day with insightful presentations, discussions, and sharing of technical ideas with participants from different areas. The interaction during the conference will definitely open new arena of learning and also help in enhancing quality education. I am happy and wish success to the Principal and staff of the college for their efforts in organizing this International Conference. Mr. Abdus Salam Rawal Chairman Daar –Ul-Rehmat Trust Principal’s Message It is rightly said that “A dream becomes a goal when action is taken towards its achievement” and we are committed in taking constructive and purposeful actions to produce optimistic, independent, compassionate, life-long learners and leaders who will bring glory not only to the Institution but also to the nation at large. Keeping in mind the mission of our College we are continuously working towards student involvement and participation to make education purposeful. The college organizes a number of events, curricular & extra curricular to provide opportunities to students for exhibiting and enhancing their skills & academic prowess. Our College is certified with ISO 9001: 2015 a latest version of ISO, to provide value added and quality education to our students and has been included under Section 2(f) & 12 (B) of the UGC Act, 1956. Our College provides platform for every student to develop his or her own talent to achieve their goals in academics, research, sports, drama, NSS and DLLE. Extracurricular activities are the forte of our College and continuously trying to develop the confidence among students. The college is committed to fulfilling its social responsibility by engaging in social outreach programmes. Many socially oriented projects are arranged to sensitize students and mould them into good human beings and confident leaders. The college promotes research culture through organizing Multidisciplinary Conference every year initiated by the Internal Quality Assurance Cell of the College. It takes effort to get research papers published in reputed journals. Encouragement is provided to faculty and students to undertake research initiatives and projects. The above development of the College is not possible without support of Management of Daar-ul- Rehmat Trust, who are generous and keen for the betterment of Institution. I acknowledge the sincere efforts of all the faculty members, the non-teaching staff and support from the stake holders towards the progress of the institution. I express our heartfelt gratitude to the publisher for his guidance and support in compiling the research papers for publication. Dr. Shaikh Nisar Ahmad Principal International Journal of Advance and Innovative Research Volume 6, Issue 1 (XXXV): January - March 2019 Editor- In-Chief Dr. Tazyn Rahman Members of Editorial Advisory Board Mr. Nakibur Rahman Dr. Mukesh Saxena Ex. General Manager ( Project ) Pro Vice Chancellor, Bongaigoan Refinery, IOC Ltd, Assam University of Technology and Management, Shillong Dr. Alka Agarwal Dr. Archana A. Ghatule Director, Director, Mewar Institute of Management, Ghaziabad SKN Sinhgad Business School, Pandharpur Prof. (Dr.) Sudhansu Ranjan Mohapatra Prof. (Dr.) Monoj Kumar Chowdhury Dean, Faculty of Law, Professor, Department of Business Administration, Sambalpur University, Sambalpur Guahati University, Guwahati Dr. P. Malyadri Prof. (Dr.) Baljeet Singh Hothi Principal, Professor, Government
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