Vol 9 Issue 1 January 2021-March 2021

Abstract: A fundamental discrimination against women exists internationally in terms of the involvement of women in the workplace and advanced positions. The gender gap is a major situation in the MENA region including Oman. Lots of factors permeate in generating the problem, such as social, cultural, and policies. However, it still ambiguous how these factors connect to foster a prominent gap between the two genders. And thus, women need to overcome many challenges to enjoy a good reception in the workplace compared to their male peers. This research investigates the preliminary feedbacks of qualitative studies conducted to explore the condition of women in the Public Sector in Oman. To complete this research, some previous studies that talked about this problem were read in the first place. The aspects that need more depth were identified. After that, a questionnaire was conducted to determine the size of the problem in the Sultanate of Oman. A sample was chosen to perform the questionnaire, and the sample was from OQ company due to its good reputation. The analysis detected that gender stereotyping and the workplace legislation that stratifies specifically to females have been the base reason for the gender gap in the labour market.

Title: INVESTIGATIVE STUDY OF GENDER EQUALITY IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR IN OMAN

Author: GHALIYA AL SHUKAILI, ASILA AL MAWALI, RUAYA AL JABRI, MALLAK AL RAYAMI, MUHANNAD AL SUBHI, ARTI SHARMA (Guide)

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Abstract: Aim of the article is to substantiate that the connection between Sun, Jupiter and Saturn has a definite role to play in a classical musicians’ horoscope which reveals and supports the thought that Classical music is soul purpose and even malefic planets play benefic role in this particular aspect.

Keywords: Jupiter, Sun, Saturn, Classical Music, Jeeva/Atma/Karma Karakas in Classical Music.

Title: JUPITER, SATURN AND SUN in CLASSICAL MUSIC

Author: K.S.Srividya Sai Prasanna, Prof.Dr.Sundarjee PhD(Guide), Prof.Dr. Sri PrathiyangiraSwamy Phd(Director)

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Abstract: What is the optimum capital structure of the firm; this was argued by many economists from very long time. Some economist said there is positive relationship with firm value and capital structure. On the other hand, some economist said there is negative relationship with organization capital structure and value for firms.

When we reviewed the literature and prolonged our understanding of these theories and hypotheses, we found that the relationship between capital structure and firm performance is interesting aspect and worthwhile to research. Therefore, this study started an extensive literature review and found a research gap, which is the relationship between capital structure and a firm's value from the perspective of capital structure theories in the Sri Lankan context during the period 2010-2015. Since researchers investigate the relationship between capital structure and firm performance in many different countries and there is nothing in the Swedish context, there for thus decided to write the thesis about it.

This study is based on the three volatile business sectors in the country. Only listed firms in telecommunication industry, construction and engineering sector and footwear and textile companies’ financial data used for this study. Five years of financial data taken for this analysis from 2010/11 to 2015/16 years.  From these selected firms analysed profitability and performance ratios with capital components to find how capital structure help to increase firm value.

The study found that in construction sector return on assets has a positive relationship with short term debt. Earnings per share have positive relationship with long term debt. In the footwear industry return on assets and equity have negative relationship with short term debt and positive relationship with long term debt. Dividend per share has negative relationship with number of shares. In the telecommunication sector have positive relationship with return on assets and debt to equity ratio. Earnings per share have negative relationship with debt-to-equity ratio and number of shares. Return on equity has positive relationship with debt-to-equity ratio and number of shares

Based on the findings it is advised that construction and footwear and textile industry is better to invest using debt financing. Currently have 26% mean of debt-to-equity ratio in these industries. Telecommunication industry it is better to invest using internal source and better to reduce debt to equity ratio.  Currently have 33% of mean debt to equity ratio.

Keywords: The author gives 4 – 10 keywords which are related to the major part of their research work.

Title: An empirical study on the impact on firm value and capital structure Listed companies in the Construction, telecommunication and footwear and textile industries in the Sri Lanka

Author: Bamunusinghage Kolitha Dilantha Perera

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Abstract: A disease afflicting humanity for thousands of years, with no clue to its origin, a disease to die from and for!

From eternity we humans have learnt to blame others for our sufferings, if we can’t find a human cause for the problem then we blame God for its existence. But, why to blame others for the effects of your own cause. No disease can enter your life, unless you have weakened your immune system by following an unhealthy lifestyle.

We are not immune to this natural world; we have to fight for our survival every day. Every breath needs energy, and that energy comes from somewhere. You have to eat to survive. But, with every bite comes the risk of pathogens. How many bites, how many breaths a day? Neither does the world sleeps when you sleep, nor does the nature awakens with your morning.

Like how a car (or any machine) requires energy in the form of fuel, similarly our body requires food for our survival, but with the consumption comes a very important need for exhaust (excretion). Like how a car will stop eventually if not serviced, similarly our body can only endure so much, before it ceases to function. How we maintain our (vehicle) body, entirely depends on us. It’s as much the responsibility of God towards your good health, similar to the responsibility of your pet dog towards you. (None).

But all is not doom and gloom. God forgives the mistakes if genuinely repented. That’s why God has given our body a very unique ability (not found in cars), we can regenerate new cells to replace old and diseased cells. This ability of replenishing of our old cells is inbuilt and we are born with it, and very importantly it never diminishes.

My paper here is not based on any research in any lab or a university, this my story, my bibliography.

Title: PSORIASIS: A PARASITIC DISEASE

Author: Mayank Srivastava

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