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June 2019 ISSN -2455-5851(Online) Madhav Research and Review: A Multidisciplinary International Journal / Vol-4 /Issue –II /Jan - June 2019 ISSN -2455-5851(online) 1 Madhav Research and Review: A Multidisciplinary International Journal / Vol-4 /Issue –II /Jan - June 2019 ISSN -2455-5851(online) 2 Madhav Research and Review: A Multidisciplinary International Journal / Vol-4 /Issue –II /Jan - June 2019 ISSN -2455-5851(online) From Editor’s Desk Dear Esteemed Reader, It is indeed my privilege to welcome you to explore and publish in our journal, Madhav Research and Review: A multidisciplinary International Journal, with a view to strengthen the research work at the global level. The main purpose behind the publication of MRR is aiding, coordinating and promoting research and development in the rural areas with an intention to publish research articles, review articles and short communications, focusing on original work and thought. We are dedicated to promoting research activities and innovative procedures which help academic fraternity in updating knowledge, upgrading the skills and developing a research temperament. Emphasizing on the promotion of multidisciplinary articles of thought provoking nature, we extend our boundaries right from humanities, social sciences, commerce, management, engineering, medical sciences to basic and applied sciences. There is a great need to explore innovative ideas. We enthusiastically welcome researchers and innovative thinkers to join us on a journey to reach to new heights. We also welcome readers’ valuable comments/criticisms to make our expressions more authentic and logical. The articles received undergo thorough screening and proper editing by the review panel so that proper academic standard is maintained. I conclude with a note of heartfelt gratitude to the eminent members of advisory board and the review panel, members of the editorial board, technical team, esteemed authors and the well wishers, who have directly or indirectly contributed to this issue. Best wishes. Sincerely Dr. Mukesh Kumar Mahawar 3 Madhav Research and Review: A Multidisciplinary International Journal / Vol-4 /Issue –II /Jan - June 2019 ISSN -2455-5851(online) Declaration for Authors We submit the following paper for the consideration in a following issue of Madhav Research and Review-A Multidisciplinary International Journal. Title of Paper: …………………………………………………………………………………………… We agree and declare that: The paper is original, unpublished, not presented in any conference ending with a printed publication of proceeding/papers and the same is not simultaneously submitted to any journal or publisher. It will not be submitted anywhere else during the pendency of the publication of the issue. 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Only on receipt of the declaration, your paper will be taken up for publication/referral process.) 4 Madhav Research and Review: A Multidisciplinary International Journal / Vol-4 /Issue –II /Jan - June 2019 ISSN -2455-5851(online) Madhav Research and Review A multidisciplinary international journal Volume 4 Issue II January-June, 2019 ISSN-2455-5851 (on line) CONTENT ________________________________________________________________ S. No. Title and Author(s) Page No. Section: I Social Sciences, Humanities and Education 1. Promoting Innovation in view of green entrepreneurship: a move towards sustainability. 7-12 - Dr. Sant Kumar 2. Integrated Water Resources Management with Special Reference to Water Security in Rajasthan, India 13-19 - Shubhank Mehra 3. mPp f’k{kk ls efgyk l”kDrhdj.k 20-24 - ve`r yky thuxj 4. Perspectives of Transgender- A Current Trend of India in Social Aspect. 25-27 - Dr. Rajesh Singh 5. vydk ljkoxh ds dgkuh laxzg *dgkuh dh ryk'k* esa O;Dr lkekftd fparu 28-33 - MkW- fonq’kh vkesVk] vkHkk f=ikBh Section: II Commerce and Management 6. GST: A Study of Impact and Implications on Various Industries in Indian Economy 34-38 - Rekha Kumawat, Dr.Bhawesh Kumawat 7. Impact of International Trade and Human Capital on Economic Growth of India: An Empirical Analysis 39-43 - Dr. Mukesh Kumar Mahawar Section: VI Medical and Paramedical Sciences 8. Yoga is Prime Source for Personality Development 44-49 - Mrs. Sangeeta Singh, Dr. Mukesh Lodhwal 5 Madhav Research and Review: A Multidisciplinary International Journal / Vol-4 /Issue –II /Jan - June 2019 ISSN -2455-5851(online) _____________________________________________________________ S. No. Title and Author(s) Page No. 9. Importance of Yoga in Daily Life 50-53 - Dr. Mukesh Lodhwal, Mrs. Sangeeta Singh 10. Hepatoprotectives Activity of Leucas Cephalotes (Roth.) Spreng and leucas Aspera (willd.) Linn (lamiaceae) 54-60 - Dr. Ashwini Kumar Sharma, Dr.Vinod Kumar, G.S Indoriya 11. Ethno - Medicinal & Folklore Uses of Udaipur Region Plants by Gunijana 61-75 - Dr. Ashwini Kumar Sharma, Dr.Vinod Kumar, G.S Indoriya 12. Clinical Application of Agnikar 76-81 - G.S Indoriya, Dr. Nimba Ram Choudhary 13. Anti-Fungal Activity of Arka Manhshila Tail 82-85 - Dr. G. S. Indoriya and Dr. Aparna Akhani, Akhani Aparna Maheshbhai 14. GRĪṢMAṚTUCHARYĀ: Scientific Practice and Regime for summers 86-89 - Dr. Ashok Kumar Sharma, Dr. Yogiraj Mishra, Dr. G. S. Indoriya 15. A Genral Introduction to pathya – Apathya Aahara Vihara 90-94 - Dr. Ashok Kumar Sharma, Dr. Urvashi Sharma, Dr. G. S. Indoriya 6 Madhav Research and Review: A Multidisciplinary International Journal / Vol-4 /Issue –II /Jan - June 2019 ISSN -2455-5851(online) Promoting Innovation in View of Green Entrepreneurship: A Move Towards Sustainability Dr. Sant Kumar Lecturer, Dayanand Collge Ajmer Abstract The World is on track for increasing green house gas emissions by 70% by 2050and temperature increases by 4- 6 °C by the end of the century. The environment and the economy can no longer be considered in isolation. Green Entrepreneurship is gaining momentum across global economies, as a way to pursue sustainable development. Prevention of environmental degradation, biodiversity loss and unsustainable natural resource use are the key drivers for moving towards better tomorrow. The transition towards the green growth economy is highly demanding in particular on manufacturing firms, including SMEs, as they account for a large part of the World‘s consumption of resources and generation of waste. Developing countries are participating in the transition towards sustainable economic patterns. The main barriers to green growth and eco-innovation are to be essentially identified. When the financial and economic crisis has been increasing, green entrepreneurial growth prevails for a substantial transformation of consumption behavior, industrial structures and technologies. This research article suggests promoting innovation based growth for environmentally and socially sustainable businesses. International co-ordination will be critical for ensuring the overall effectiveness of business policies, for avoiding green protectionism and fears of competitiveness losses. Finally, it can be concluded that new green entrepreneurial skills are needed not just for innovation and competitiveness but also pertaining with global common cause of climate change and carbon credit policies and regulations. Ultimately, developing economies with strength of inventive spirit will move towards truly sustainable tomorrow. Keywords: financial, consumption, manufacturing 1. Introduction proliferation of ideas of business strategies in Entrepreneurship is about building new things, globalised World, urges need of expanding socio- works for innovations and makes life easier. It environ concerns of business. Socially Responsible focuses to establish link between societal concerns business is gaining a positive reputation in the eyes & business. The increasing trend to focus on of the public. A business possessing strong moral societal movement and sustainable business values and cultures may enjoy a different brand practices contributes to accelerate transition to value with their employees. The twin forces of sustainable way of living. It integrates ethical globalization and technological advancement has vision which increasingly serves as an inspiration chest rated a whole new wave of changes across as well as a standard by which businesses are to be emerging World Economy, well aware society and assessed. Society demands more energy, more fast changing business. In the wake of recent clean water and cleaner atmosphere. Corporate financial crisis, it is argued that the traditional have to take responsibility to drive this journey of paradigm of business is not most appropriate to progress. SMEs are important for green growth as handle the
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