An Academic Journal of Sukuna - AJoS
Abstract
This sixth volume and issue one of 'Academic Journal of Sukuna' - AJoS, has been an outcome of the continuity of the previous academic publications in the form of 'Interdisciplinary journal. The volume principally serves the campus roadmap of encouraging teaching faculties and non-teaching staff for the publication of their research work along with the genuine inclusion of the articles invited from other institutions. It has, thus, been a treasured integrated piece, a meaningful contribution to the academic audience.
We had a collection of 24 articles in the beginning but having reviewed the articles, the number high-pitched reduced to 13 scholarly finalized papers of multiple disciplines. The outcome of the review has been the best combination of multiple disciplines and mediums in which the authors opted to disseminate the information to the readers. Each article has perspectives on the issues and spirit of embracing multidisciplinary information of five broader disciplinary areas such as (a) Digital technology with the articles on "Negotiating Digital Learning and Educational Struggles: Experiences of Dalit Girls in the Faculty of Education", "Teaching and Learning Experiences Through ICT", "Negotiating Digital Learning and Educational Struggles: Experiences of Dalit Girls in the Faculty of Education" and "E-learning Tools and Methodology adopted by Students" ; (b) Science on "Enumeration of Freshwater Algae in Rasa Tal", "Butterfly Diversity in Sukuna Community Forest"; (c) Education on "Navigating Double Alienation: A Narrative Inquiry into Educational Resilience and Identity Negotiations among Dhimal Students" and "Representation and Participation of the Community in Community Colleges, and "; (d) Economics and indigenous practices on " ," Impact of Agricultural Aid on Agricultural Growth in Nepal" , "Role of Cooperatives in Women's Economic Empowerment" and "Fermenting Livelihoods: Exploring the Role of Millet Liquor Production in Rural Household Economies"; (e) Management on, , "Assessment of Customer Attitudes Toward Local Grocery Stores" and "Supply Chain Assessment of Banana Production and Marketing"; and (f) Philosophy on "पूर्वीय षड्दर्शन दर्शनमा तत्त्वमीमांसा".
As always, we encourage the readers read to empower your academic strength and the writers to submit the articles following our guidelines. We hope you enjoy reading the journal articles.
The editorial team has obeyed the fundamental principles of editing with the canonical guidelines of the APA Manual (7th) along with the subordinate guidelines of RMC - Sukuna. The team hopes that the current edition will inspire other campus faculties, new generation in the pipelines and the readers of the wider community to contribute for the global and local agenda issues ahead.
