Abstract Robert Frost's “The Road Not Taken” remains one of the most frequently discussed poems in twentieth-century American literature. Its apparently simple account of a traveler confronted with two roads has contributed to its widespread association with individual choice, independence, and the construction of personal identity. Yet a closer reading rev... [...] Read more.

Abstract The expansion of social media has altered the ways in which individuals communicate, maintain relationships, exchange information, and participate in community life. While digital platforms have created new opportunities for interaction, their influence on conventional forms of community engagement remains a subject of continuing discussion. This s... [...] Read more.

Abstract Contemporary Nigerian fiction frequently returns to questions of memory, identity, displacement, and colonial experience. Rather than treating the colonial past as a closed historical period, many Nigerian writers represent it as an experience that continues to shape individual identities, family relationships, cultural practices, and social instit... [...] Read more.

Abstract The rapid expansion of digital learning environments has transformed the way higher education institutions design, deliver, and evaluate teaching and learning activities. Beyond providing access to course materials, contemporary digital platforms increasingly incorporate interactive features such as discussion forums, online quizzes, collaborative... [...] Read more.

Abstract Digital technology has significantly transformed the way research is conducted, communicated, reviewed, and published. Academic journals increasingly rely on online platforms to manage manuscript submissions, peer review, editorial decisions, publication workflows, and communication with authors and reviewers. These systems provide researchers with... [...] Read more.

Abstract The increasing demand for domestic energy and the continued dependence on fuelwood have contributed significantly to deforestation and environmental degradation in many developing countries. Sugarcane bagasse, an abundant agricultural residue generated by the sugar industry, presents a sustainable alternative for renewable energy production. This s... [...] Read more.

Abstract Land use and land cover change (LULCC) in the Churia region of Nepal has accelerated over recent decades, with uncertain consequences for carbon storage and climate regulation. This study examined the drivers of land cover change and quantified their implications for carbon storage in the Ratuwa River Basin (1,245 km²) from 1990 to 2020. Using Land... [...] Read more.

Abstract As the world’s largest importer of soybeans, China plays a central role in shaping global soybean trade dynamics. Domestic demand for soybeans has increased significantly in recent decades, driven by rapid industrialization, population growth, and changes in dietary patterns, particularly the increased consumption of animal-based products and edibl... [...] Read more.

Abstract This study examines the impact of ride-hailing service convenience on transport spending behavior among Generation Z in Kathmandu Valley using a mixed-method research design. Data collection was done from 54 respondents using a structured online questionnaire, along with an open-ended question to get insights into the subjective experience and perc... [...] Read more.

Abstract Despite continuous improvements in the healthcare sector, deficiencies in healthcare service delivery are still frequently encountered, which may negatively affect public perception and patient trust in healthcare institutions. Given the diversity and complexity of healthcare services, standardized service guidelines are essential to ensure the del... [...] Read more.