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EVALUATING THE IMPACT OF CAMEL RATIOS ON THE EFFICIENCY OF SELECTED INDIAN BANKS

The downfall of banks and financial institutions and the freezing of capital markets during the global financial crisis of 2007–2009 had a significant influence on the actual economy across the world. This crisis has made it apparent how crucial stability risk is and has emphasized the significance of performance evaluation. For the policy formulation and framing of strategies, it is essential to identify the sound and weaker aspects of the banks. Various ratios based models have been developed for the analyses of the banking sector, which helps in identification of strength and weakness of the banks. This study makes use of the CAMEL Model to analyze the different aspects of performance and soundness as well as the impact of the CAMEL ratios contributing to the efficiency of the selected public and private sector banks for the period of 17 years from 2005-2006 to 2021-2022. Based on the composite rating of the CAMEL Models, It has been found that HDFC bank Ltd. shows excellent performance. The study concluded that In order to be more efficient, selected public sector banks should concentrate on the value of NPAs and Liquidity and at the same time, these banks should pay attention to the Earnings Quality but not by compromising the efficiency of earnings while the selected Private sector banks should take proper steps to improve the operating profit, net profit, total interest income and net interest margin for becoming more efficient.

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INFORMATION LITERACY IN OPEN EDUCATION RESOURCES AMONG RESEARCH SCHOLARS OF OPEN UNIVERSITY DURING COVID-19

Education becomes basic necessity of learning. When learners start their education with the different resources, the authority of the content and trustworthiness become less if learners do not know about the authentic resources. Research scholars highly used the research paper of peer-reviewed and UGC care-list journals. The study aimed to know the level of information literacy towards open education resources among research scholar of Open University. The population for the study consisted of the research scholar drawn from the four schools of the Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Open University, i.e., School of Humanities and Social Science, School of Commerce, School of Computer Science, and School of education. Questionnaires were sent in google form to the researchers, out of that 35(87.5%) respondents fill their responses properly. The findings revealed that major respondents agreed on the lack of awareness of the existing OER, faculty, friends, colleges, social media, and librarians play a vital role to promote or create awareness of OER and useful for learning and updating knowledge in covid-19. Swayam, Moocs, and Epg-Pathshala are mostly used by researchers for accessing the academic video. To creates awareness university needs to organize orientation programs, information literacy programs, workshops, OER training, and development programs.

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HEALTH INFORMATION LITERACY DURING COVID-19 OUTBREAK AMONG DISTANCE LEARNERS OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE

The emergence of the novel coronavirus Covid-19 has quickly spread information, misinformation, and fake news across the world. Health literacy contributes to sharing information and responsibilities between health care providers and users, and understanding health communication through sharing. The present research assesses the level of health information literacy among undergraduates and postgraduates distance learners of library and information science in Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Open University. The questionnaire was designed using the Likert method, and constrained in four sections i.e., Information Searching, Information reliability, Information Sharing and Dissemination in social media, and Information and Health Information Literacy Level. The researcher used Statistical Package for Social Science (SPSS) 28 to analyze the questionnaire using descriptive analyses. The study finds relation of Library Professionals Age Group and Information Literacy Skill; p-value tested for two variables i.e., information literacy skills and age group, p-value tested for two variables i.e., information literacy skills and age group, the value of p< 0.05 is shown that there is the relationship between library professionals age group and their information literacy skill and alternative hypothesis accepted. Another relation of Library Professional’s Gender and Health information literacy; the value of p< 0.05, shows that the null hypothesis is rejected and there is a relationship between library professionals’ Gender group and their health information skills. Both the research hypotheses are alternative accepted. The result showed a low level of information literacy skill and health information literacy in distance learners of library and information science stream, university-organization and libraries needs to increase the information literacy programs and orientation to aware the distance learners for searching information social media platforms, which develop the skill of searching, assessing, dissemination and sharing information with effectively.

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