Call for Papers: June 2025 Issue – Synergy: International Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies
Call for Papers
This issue of the Journal of Regional Development and Innovation features a range of articles that tackle pressing challenges and opportunities in various sectors, particularly focusing on marginalized communities. Highlights include a mathematical model aimed at empowering farmers in India through sustainable agricultural practices, an exploration of blockchain technology's potential in library systems, an analysis of the educational barriers faced by marginalized adolescent girls, and a case study on decentralization's impact on governance in Bihar. Collectively, these articles emphasize the need for innovative solutions to promote social equity and sustainable development in regional contexts.
The December 2024 issue of the journal explores global issues and advancements in trade, literature, sustainability, education, and technology. It examines the growing trade relations between India and the European Union, the works of Naga writers Temsula Ao and Easterine Kire, the trend of "Green Libraries," body shaming in Indian schools, the role of technology in education, and the intersection of financial technology and green financing. The journal provides a valuable resource for scholars, policymakers, and professionals interested in sustainable development, international relations, education, and social issues.
This journal issue presents a diverse and interdisciplinary collection of scholarly articles, contributing valuable insights from a range of global perspectives. The articles explore a variety of critical topics, from the evolving portrayal of Aurangzeb in Urdu historiography to the comparative analysis of digital competence frameworks in education, shedding light on the conceptual foundations that influence modern educational practices. The issue also delves into advancements in underground mining equipment design, emphasizing safety, finite element analysis, and structural innovations. Furthermore, a feminist reassessment of Pierre de Coubertin’s Olympic ideals offers a critical examination of gender biases within the realm of sports. Additionally, the journal addresses the institutional challenges and perspectives within contemporary school systems, reflecting on the dynamic nature of educational settings. These contributions, originating from esteemed institutions, offer a comprehensive and thought-provoking exploration of these pressing issues, with more articles expected in future editions.