Abstract:Ayushman Bharat-National Health Protection Mission (AB-NHPM) is an initiative undertaken by the Government of India to transform the healthcare by providing health insurance to the underprivileged sections of the Indian society. The scheme provides secondary and tertiary care cover to more than 100 million economically disadvantaged and vulnerable families. Indian Government introduced the policies that incentivize the growth of the entire ecosystem of health-care innovators by bringing innovators under the umbrella of Ayushman Bharat. Healthcare delivery, wellness centers, pharmaceutical and medical technology companies, and health insurance providers play a critical role in the success of the scheme. The scheme brought out presenting outputs and outcomes, in addition to budgetary outlays, that enabled greater accountability among the executing agencies of various government schemes. The present paper discuss the role of Health and Wellness Centres (HWCs) in transforming the existing Sub Centres and Primary Health Centres in India. The paper highlights the Key features ,benefits and accomplishments of the Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PM-JAY) Mission since introduced from 2018. The overall impact of the initiative is that it has improved access to healthcare for poor and vulnerable households.

Keywords:Ayushman Bharat- -Accomplishments-Access to COVID19- Concerns - PM-JAY

Abstract:Population growth in any distinct area has adverse effect on the social, political and geographical landscapes and as such the state of Assam since the recent decades has been under the pressure of large volume of influx of migrants from the neighboring lands. This paper, “Population growth of major religious groups in Assam: a review on the implementation of NRC” seeks to understand the credibility and effect of the implemented policies in tackling the upsurge of population growth. Much of the population growth is credited to the illegal immigrants from Bangladesh which is also the major reason for the implementation of National Register of Citizens (NRC) as a stratagem for the verification and identification of genuine Indian citizens. The aims and objectives of this paper is to underline the trend of population growth of major communities, its root causes, impact on the indigenous ethnicity and also to study the estimated population composition for the succeeding years based on the major religious groups of Assam. It also deals with the concerns regarding the controversial National Register of Citizens (NRC) which required all the people living in Assam to produce verifiable documents of ancestry to be enlisted as genuine Indian citizens leading to its impact on both the immigrants and the indigenous people of Assam regardless of their community and as to how the Government of India has proceeded to deal with the lives of those affected. Studying the consistency in the growing trend of population of the major communities it has been seen that the Muslim community gained an increase in population with more than 50% share in accretion from 2001 to 2011 which is likely to double in the next decadal census considering the present growing trend.

Keywords:NRC, Population growth, Indigenous

Abstract:Rural development is stated as the process of improving and upgrading the quality of life and economic prospects of people living in rural settlements. According to 2011 Census 68.84% of population resides in villages. It is considered as a technique pointing towards discovering approaches to improve the rural livelihood along with the participation of the rural community to meet the required need of the rural area giving them a sense of belongingness to that built environment. There are various strategies that could be opted for betterment of the rural redevelopment such as the utilization of the local resources, establishment of small-scale industries, promoting local farms etc. Also, rural development is a continuous process of not only increasing the level of per capital income in the rural people but also improving the standard of living by improving multiple sectors such as health, education, housing, recreation and security. Lucknow is a state in India Uttar Pradesh that holds the cultural history of Nawabs and their settlements in the country. Better living standards of rural development can stimulate and enhance the rural economy, create new prospects of jobs and help maintain critical and vital ecosystem. The basic objective of this research paper is to find a suitable design approach to improve the living standards of the rural people by providing ways to develop the built environment of Lucknow: Baraura Hussain Bari. However, to provide maximum benefit to the development of the case area, there is a need for coordination among various Government agencies, NGOs, Self-help groups and other institutions engaged in the betterment of the rural areas. This will also help in minimizing and bridging the rural-urban gap in terms of basic infrastructure and facilities essential for ‘Sustainable Development of a rural settlement, which is not addressed by the policies and the development agencies in terms of developments.

Keywords:Rural Development, Sense of belongingness, Living standards, Critical ecosystems, Community Participation, Settlement planning

Abstract:Organizational citizenship behaviour means to be a study of human flourishing, and an applied approach to optimal functioning methodology of working an organization and are systematically and empathetically by their own will concerned with the informal duties which are for the welfare of society there work field & for the benefits of mother earth and do these duties with there full concentration and will they go beyond the required boundaries till which there job has restricted them. Due to the presence of process and concept like organizational citizenship behaviour (OCB) has witnessed the increased the working efficiency of various organizations as it promotes positive working environment and increases productivity of work and increases efficiency of working employees and promotes harmony and positivity.

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Abstract:The research study aims on the possible effects of making basic laws as a mandatory subject from High School students in both Public andPrivate schools. Laws are the rules which make every citizen equal in the country. Introducing basic law as a mandatory subject from high school in both public and private schools will help the students in developing morals, ethics, good behavior and insights which will help them to be good citizens in the future. The research paper exactly points out the major aspects about why people are not aware about the Indian laws and recommend suggestions, to reverse this current trend. The study was conducted among High school students from both Public and Private schools to collect data required for the study. The research method used here is Survey method through online questionnaire. It was found that majority of the students are not aware about the common laws prevailing in the nation. It can be conducted from the study that laws are important because it protects the common welfare and make sure that the rights help the citizens in case of maltreat by strangers or by some Institutions, organizations or by the government itself. The study suggests that basic law should be made mandatory subject in schools.

Keywords:Basic Law, Curriculum, Private School & Public School