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Impact of Welfare Schemes: A Case Study in Annamayya District of Andhra Pradesh
V. Ashok Kumar Research Scholar, Prof. K. Radhika Professor and Head, Dept. of economics, S. V. U. College of Arts, S. V. University, Tirupati – 517502.
Pages: 1-14 | First Published: 05 May 2026
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Abstract

Women's empowerment is currently a topic of discussion on a global scale. Gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls are mentioned in Sustainable Development Goal 5. Recognizing the predicament of women, the Indian government has created a number of programs to fight crimes against women and give them greater chances to contribute to the nation's development and economy. Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao, Pradhan Mantri Mahila Shakti Kendra, Women Helpline, Nand Ghar Yojana, Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala, and others are some of the significant programs that the Indian government has implemented. One of India's developing states is Andhra Pradesh. However, the state's socioeconomic imbalance has presented numerous difficulties. The state of Andhra Pradesh's Department of Women Development and Social Welfare strives for the protection, equity, and inclusion of groups that have historically been marginalized, neglected, or excluded from development due to their gender, age, disability, or circumstances in order to address these issues. This includes women, senior adults, and other marginalized groups like homeless people, transgender people, and those with impairments. Aarogyasri, YSR Pension Kanuka, Kapu Nestham, Sunna Vaddi, YSR Bharosa, YSR pellikanuka, YSR Nethanna Nestham, Ap Career site, and other government programs are among those that aid in the development of Andhra Pradesh's underprivileged and marginalized population.  Overall, the results highlight the combined impact of institutional outreach and social networks by showing that volunteers are the most significant source of inspiration, followed by friends and family. On the other hand, formal local leadership (sarpanch) has little impact, which suggests that they should become more involved in awareness-raising and mobilization initiatives. The Navaratnalu schemes have been successful in reaching the intended target population, especially the poor and marginalized groups, as seen by the income distribution prior to scheme participation. Additionally, this baseline offers a crucial point of reference for evaluating livelihood development and post-scheme income improvements in later study.

References

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  4. Malhotra, A., & Schuler, S. R. (2005). Women's empowerment as a variable in international development. empowerment: Measuring Cross-disciplinary perspectives, 1(1), 71-88. 

  5. Malik, H. (2020). Role of Government Schemes on Women Empowerment in Rural Areas of Kashmir. Studies in Indian Place Names, 40(40), 2773-2780.

  6. Pandey, D. N., & Parthasarathy, P. (2019). Impact analysis of welfare schemes of women's empowerment: With reference to RMK, STEP and E-Haat. Journal of Management, 6(2).

  7. Punya, S. Women Empowerment Schemes in Telangana State. Women Empowerment, 77.

  8. Sahay, S. (1998). Women and empowerment: Approaches and strategies. Discovery Publishing House. 

  9. Sharma, P. (2023). An Analysis of Various Welfare Schemes for Women Empowerment in Haryana. LAW, COMMERCE, BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT, 1. 

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An Empirical Study on Artificial Intelligence in Cyber Security
M.R.Kanimozhi Research Scholar, Annamalai University, Chidambaram.
Pages: 15-21 | First Published: 05 May 2026
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Abstract

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a potent technology that helps cybersecurity teams strengthen their safety measures against a variety of security challenges and cyberattacks by automating routine tasks, speeding up threat detection and response, and improving the accuracy of their actions. The key goal of this purpose is to find out how AI-based cyber security (CS) solutions improve the performance of banking and financial transactions. It also looks for the latest advancements in AI-driven computer science research to enhance security and operational efficacy in the banking sector. This study offers a comprehensive analysis of AI use cases for financial transaction cybersecurity as well as a systematic overview of the literature. It considers AI-based models that have the power to organise networks and either support or destroy infrastructure activities. The essay also explores AI's role in the creation of cyber security software and the necessity of AI-resilient tactics that could foresee and stop flaws brought about by AI. The socio-economic effects of AI's rise in cyber security were also discussed in the paper. The research examines the literature on AI and security and lists advantages such as improved threat detection accuracy, increased security operations efficiency, and preventive security jobs. The application of AI to cyber security is the main topic in modern writing, yet there is a lack of visual examination of AI implementations. Since the advent of artificial intelligence, structural changes in cyber security have been noted. This study advances the theory of AI in cyber security, aids in determining research avenues, and offers a resource that businesses and governments may utilise to schedule AI implementations in the cyber security sector.

Keywords:  Cybersecurity, Cyber-attacks, resilient tactics, threat detection

References

  1. Mishra, S. (2023). Exploring the Impact of AI-Based Cyber Security Financial Sector Management. Applied Sciences, 13(10), 5875. https://doi.org/10.3390/app13105875

  2. Islam, M. A., & Bhuiyan, M. R. I. (2022). Digital Transformation and Society. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=4604376 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.4604376 

  3. Jagadeeshwar Podishetti and Kadapala Anjaiah, “Role of Artificial Intelligence in Cyber Security”, International Journal of Research in Advanced Computer Science Engineering, Volume No:3, Issue No:3 (August-2017), ISSN No: 2454-423X

  4. Arockia Panimalar.S, Giri Pai.U, Salman Khan. K, “ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TECHNIQUES FOR CYBER SECURITY”, International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET), Volume: 05 Issue: 03 | Mar-2018, e-ISSN: 2395-0056, p-ISSN: 2395- 0072.

  5. Rajneesh Kumar, “Artificial Intelligence: A Path to Innovation”, International Journal of Scientific Research in Science and Technology (IJSRST), 2017 IJSRST | Volume 3 | Issue 1 | Print ISSN: 2395-6011 | Online ISSN: 2395- 602X

A Study on the Impact of Globalization on Business Ethics
E.Rogini Assistant Professor, Department of commerce, Stella Maris college, Chennai -86
Pages: 22-28 | First Published: 05 May 2026
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Abstract

It is evident that all businesses throughout the world are on a race to acquire increasingly, often through shortcuts. In acquiring more, they are doing things that are not acceptable to society. This brings about the need for business ethics. As a matter of fact, ethics occurs everywhere in every aspect of our lives as well as in our professional lives. In Business ethics, ethical principles and problems were examined or analysed. Many businesses now have to think about ethical issues when doing business in different cultures. This is because the global economy has made it easier for companies to sell their products and services to lots of different people around the world. By incorporating business ethics as part of strategic business decision-making, many companies have gained competitive advantage, goodwill and recognition in the global business community. They have attracted a good workforce and ensure a healthy working atmosphere. All of this has ultimately resulted in good profits and healthy competition in the business world. This paper looks at the effects of globalization on business and highlights some ethical concerns that have arisen as a result. 

References

  1. Gurnani, R. M. (2015). Globalization and ethical challenges. In The Business & Management Review (Vol. 5).

  2. Japhet, I. (2021). Impact of globalization on work ethics: A review of existing literature. Journal of Economics and International Finance, 13(3), 127–135.

    https://doi.org/10.5897/jeif2021.1135

  3. Hamid Saremi, & Pedram Saremi. (2022). Role of ethics in global business. Journal of Management and Science, 12(3), 86–93. https://doi.org/10.26524/jms.12.49

  4. Ghosh, B. (n.d.). Ethics of Business in the Age of Globalization. https://pramanaresearch.org/

A Study on Real-Time Accounting and Its Impact on Managerial Control
K. Seethalakshmi
Pages: 29-39 | First Published: 05 May 2026
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Abstract

This study examines the concept of real-time accounting and its impact on managerial control in modern business organizations. Real-time accounting refers to the continuous recording and processing of financial transactions using advanced digital technologies, enabling instant access to accurate financial information. The study highlights how real-time accounting improves managerial decision-making by providing timely, reliable, and transparent data. It enhances managerial control by supporting effective planning, monitoring, performance evaluation, and corrective actions. The research also discusses the role of automation, cloud accounting, and integrated accounting systems in strengthening internal controls and reducing errors and fraud. The study concludes that real-time accounting significantly contributes to improved efficiency, accountability, and strategic control, thereby supporting better managerial performance in a competitive business environment.

Keywords: Impact on Managerial Control

References

  1. Hayati, A., Suryanto, T., & Pratama, A. (2023). The Role of Digital Tools in Transforming Management Accounting Practices. Journal of Accounting and Business Research, 15(2), 45–60.

  2. Fähndrich, J. (2022). Digitalisation and Management Control: A Literature Review. Journal of Management Control, 33(1), 5–29.

  3. Aldabbous, A., & Riyath, M. (2024). Management Accounting in the Digital Economy: Challenges and Opportunities. International Journal of Accounting and Finance, 12(3), 101–118.

  4. Granlund, M. (2011). Management Accounting and Control Systems in the Digital Age. Accounting, Organizations and Society, 36(6), 477–494.

  5. Quattrone, P. (2016). Performance Reporting and Managerial Control in Real-Time Environments. Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal, 29(2), 325–350.

  6. Scapens, R. W., & Jazayeri, M. (2003). ERP Systems and Management Accounting Change: Opportunities and Challenges. European Accounting Review, 12(1), 201–233.

  7. Vaivio, J., & Sirén, A. (2010). Insights into Continuous Monitoring and Managerial Control. Management Accounting Research, 21(4), 337–350.

Web Source

  1. Springer – Journal of Management Control
    https://link.springer.com/journal/11406
    Covers research on management control systems, digitalization, and accounting practices.

  2. HubiFi – Real-Time Financial Control & Accounting Solutions
    https://hubifi.com
    Explains how real-time accounting tools improve financial management, transparency, and decision-making.

  3. Google Scholar – Real-Time Accounting Research
    https://scholar.google.com

  4. ResearchGate – Digital Accounting and Managerial Control Studies
    https://www.researchgate.net.

  5. Elsevier – Management Accounting Research Journal
    https://www.sciencedirect.com/journal/management-accounting-research (sciencedirect.com in Bing)

Empirical Study on International Business and Finance Covers Global Market Trend, International Trade and Financial Management
K. Seethalakshmi
Pages: 40-45 | First Published: 05 May 2026
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Abstracts

This study investigates how global economic policies (such as trade agreements, exchange rate fluctuations and import-export controls) shape multinational firms’ strategies for entering foreign markets. And then how international trade agreements influence the global business climate, shaping market access, competitive dynamics, regulatory frameworks, and investments flows. Using quantitative methods on a representative sample of MNC, the research finds that trade agreements encourage high -capital entry modes example Foreign Direct Investments by reducing tariffs and standardizing regulations, exchange volatility pushes firms toward export-oriented strategies to hedge currency risks, import and export restrictions force firms to adapt their production and sourcing models. The findings highlight the importance of flexible financial planning when operating across varied policy environments.

Keywords: Global Market Trend, International Trade & Financial Management

References

  1. International Monetary Fund (2023). World Economic Outlook Report. Washington, DC.

  2. World Bank (2023). World Development Report. Washington, DC.

  3. World Trade Organization (2023). World Trade Statistical Review. Geneva.

  4. Reserve Bank of India (2023). Annual Report. Mumbai.

  5. Paul R. Krugman & Maurice Obstfeld (2018). International Economics: Theory and Policy. Pearson Education.

  6. Jeff Madura (2021). International Financial Management. Cengage Learning.

  7. Charles W. L. Hill (2020). International Business: Competing in the Global Marketplace. McGraw-Hill Education.

  8. Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (2023). OECD Economic Outlook. Paris.

  9. United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (2023). World Investment Report. Geneva.

Web Source

  1. https://www.wto.org/ statisticswto.org

    WTO Data Portal (trade datasets & interactive tools)

  2. https://data.wto.org/ data.wto.org WTO Merchandise Trade Statistics

  3. https://data.wto.org/en/dataset/commerchandise data.wto.org 

    International Monetary Fund – Data Portal (macroeconomic & finance data)

  4. https://www.imf.org/en/ Data IMF

    UN Data (commodity trade & economic statistics)

  5. https://data.un.org/datamartinfo.aspx data.un.org

    World Integrated Trade Solution (WITS) – Trade statistics tool

  6. https://wits.worldbank.org/ about_wits.html

A Study on Digital Platforms Empowering Women Entrepreneurs
Dr.A. Suresh Kumar Dean, Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce, Christ Arts and Science College Kilachery, Thiruvallur.
Pages: 49-54 | First Published: 05 May 2026
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Abstract

In recent years, digital platforms have emerged as powerful tools in transforming the entrepreneurial ecosystem, particularly for women entrepreneurs. This paper examines how digital platforms such as e-commerce marketplaces, social media, digital systems, and online learning platforms empower women by reducing traditional barriers to entrepreneurship. Women entrepreneurs often face challenges such as limited access to finance, restricted market reach, lack of professional networks, and socio-cultural constraints. Digital platforms address these challenges by offering low-cost business entry, flexible working opportunities, wider market access, and enhanced visibility.