This research paper analyzes the role of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in promoting happiness and reducing workplace stress and burnout in Indian companies. The rationale behind selecting this topic is that human resources plays a significant role in every business, and effective management helps enhance the chances of the firm's success. However, in the contemporary highly competitive market, the demand from human resources is increasing, which is further creating the issue of long working hours, work-life imbalance, burden on meeting targets, etc., which creates the issue of stress, burnout, anxiety, depression, etc. which not only adversely impact their performance but also creates the issue of employee turnover and absenteeism. Hence, it has become essential for contemporary businesses to be concerned about taking CSR initiatives to enhance their sense of purpose, sense of belongingness and job satisfaction. For this research, Indian companies are selected for study purpose and their measures to reduce workplace stress and burnout are critically discussed. A secondary data collection method is used to conduct this research. Under this, Case Study Methodology is selected, which has supported the study of the measures taken by various Indian companies, namely Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Mahindra& Mahindra, Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) and Infosys in promoting happiness to reduce workplace stress and burnout while improving their organizational productivity and performance. The study examines the positive impacts of CSR on employee well-being, particularly in promoting happiness, reducing stress, and preventing burnout. The research design's comprehensive approach and selected sample size enhance the study's reliability, clearly assessing CSR’s role in workplace wellness. The key findings of this study have supported the analysis that promoting happiness within the organization helps create a positive workplace environment, which further supports encouraging employees to showcase a positive attitude towards their job responsibility, team members and organizational success.

The present study conducted a bibliometric analysis to synthesise available literature on cybersecurity. The analysis identifies prolific authors, relevant sources, affiliations, nations, trend topics, publication trends, themes, and collaboration patterns among countries. Scopus database was searched using the keyword “cyber security” and the search resulted in 31,852 articles. After the inclusion and exclusion criteria, a total of 733 documents were extracted in a CSV format for analysis. The Biblioshiny web tool of the R-package was used for analysis. The finding shows an exponential rise in scholarly work on cybersecurity. “Information and computer security” is identified as the most relevant source. Chen H has published most articles and the USA leads the field in terms of publication, global citations, and collaboration with other countries. The trend topics and themes have also been listed. The study would help readers understand the landscape of cybersecurity research, identify key contributors, and guide them in addressing the challenges posed by cyber threats.

This research aims to address the significant differences in sustainable investing practices and preferences between retail investors and high-net-worth (HNW) investors, as well as their impact on stakeholders. Using a quantitative methodology-including confirmatory factor analysis, reliability testing, descriptive statistics, and inferential analysisthe study highlights notable contrasts between the two groups. Findings reveal that HNW investors tend to accept higher levels of risk, favor longer investment horizons, and place stronger emphasis on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors in their decision-making. Additionally, demographic attributes play a key role in shaping ESG priorities.The results stress the need for tailored sustainable investment products and offer broad recommendations for financial advisors, investment institutions, and policymakers. Future research should focus on qualitative explorations of investor motivations and longitudinal studies to track the evolution of sustainable investment practices across different investor segments. The study reinforces the critical role of investment in driving economic growth. By synthesizing the sustainable investment behaviors of retail and HNW investors alongside policy frameworks, it emphasizes how investor behavior can serve as a strategic tool for advancing national sustainability and broader economic development. In particular, it illustrates how varying ESG preferences, risk appetites, and investment horizons can inform the design of targeted incentives and regulatory measures.

Present study is to know the customers' perception towards different production attributes of curd.The analysis is in conformity with the objectives of the study and the hypotheses formulated. The collected data has been analysed using correlation and ANOVA through SPSS 21 version. Findings recommend a significant difference in average agreement on customer perceptions towards production attributes. It is also observed that there is a significant different in correlation of age has significant effect at 5% level of significance on average agreement on checking of processing techniques of production-attributes, checking textual properties and testing processing parameters. The present research has also found the perceptual differences in production attributes of curd varying for different age groups.The present piece of research also recommends that companies should educate the customers more about the production attributes of curd.

This research aims to address the significant differences in sustainable investing practices and preferences between retail investors and high-net-worth (HNW) investors, as well as their impact on stakeholders. Using a quantitative methodology—including confirmatory factor analysis, reliability testing, descriptive statistics, and inferential analysis—the study highlights notable contrasts between the two groups. Findings reveal that HNW investors tend to accept higher levels of risk, favor longer investment horizons, and place stronger emphasis on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors in their decision-making. Additionally, demographic attributes play a key role in shaping ESG priorities. The results stress the need for tailored sustainable investment products and offer broad recommendations for financial advisors, investment institutions, and policymakers. Future research should focus on qualitative explorations of investor motivations and longitudinal studies to track the evolution of sustainable investment practices across different investor segments. The study reinforces the critical role of investment in driving economic growth. By synthesizing the sustainable investment behaviors of retail and HNW investors alongside policy frameworks, it emphasizes how investor behavior can serve as a strategic tool for advancing national sustainability and broader economic development. In particular, it illustrates how varying ESG preferences, risk appetites, and investment horizons can inform the design of targeted incentives and regulatory measures.