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  1. Substantially Reducing Waste Generation Through Prevention, Reduction, Recycling and Reuse

    Gomathi Devi, P.

    2026Conference PaperConference PapersOpen access

    Rapid industrialization, urbanization, and changing consumption patterns have led to a dramatic increase in waste generation across the globe. From household garbage and food waste to industrial by-products, plastic pollution and electronic waste, the…

  2. Impact of GST on Online sellers

    Gomathi Devi, P.

    2026Conference PaperConference PapersOpen access

  3. Eco-Friendly and Energy-Efficient Computing

    Gomathi Devi, P.

    2026Conference PaperConference PapersOpen access

    The concept of green and energy-efficient computing has become an essential strategy for tackling the environmental and economic issues that arise from the rapid expansion of information technology. The growing reliance on computers, data…

  4. Impact of GST on Online Sellers and Marketplace Platforms

    Gomathi Devi, P.

    2026Conference PaperConference PapersOpen access

    TheimplementationoftheGoodsandServicesTax(GST)hasprofoundlytransformed the operationsofonlinemarketplacesinIndia.Thesedigitalplatformsfacilitateinteractions betweenbuyersandsellersfortheexchangeofgoodsandservicesovertheinternet,withnotable examplesincludingAmazon,Flipkart,andMeesho.TheintroductionofGSTestablisheda uniform indirecttaxsystemthatreplacedamyriadoftaxes,includingVAT,servicetax,and exciseduty,therebystreamliningthetaxationprocessfore-commerceenterprises.TheGST frameworkmandatesregistrationfore-commercesellersandincorporatestheTaxCollectedat Source(TCS)mechanismfore-commerceoperators.Theseinitiativesenhancetaxcompliance, promote transparencyinonlinetransactions,andfacilitateimprovedoversightofdigitalbusiness activities.Insummary,GSThassignificantlycontributedtotheregulationofonline marketplaceswhilefosteringthegrowthofIndia'sdigitaleconomy.

  5. Impact of GST on Online Sellers and Marketplace Platforms

    Gomathi Devi, P.

    2026Conference PaperConference PapersOpen access

    TheimplementationoftheGoodsandServicesTax(GST)hasprofoundlytransformed the operationsofonlinemarketplacesinIndia.Thesedigitalplatformsfacilitateinteractions betweenbuyersandsellersfortheexchangeofgoodsandservicesovertheinternet,withnotable examplesincludingAmazon,Flipkart,andMeesho.TheintroductionofGSTestablisheda uniform indirecttaxsystemthatreplacedamyriadoftaxes,includingVAT,servicetax,and exciseduty,therebystreamliningthetaxationprocessfore-commerceenterprises.TheGST frameworkmandatesregistrationfore-commercesellersandincorporatestheTaxCollectedat Source(TCS)mechanismfore-commerceoperators.Theseinitiativesenhancetaxcompliance, promote transparencyinonlinetransactions,andfacilitateimprovedoversightofdigitalbusiness activities.Insummary,GSThassignificantlycontributedtotheregulationofonline marketplaceswhilefosteringthegrowthofIndia'sdigitaleconomy.

  6. Substantially Reducing Waste Generation Through Prevention, Reduction, Recycling and Reuse

    Gomathi Devi, P.

    2026Conference PaperConference PapersOpen access

    Rapid industrialization, urbanization, and changing consumption patterns have led to a dramatic increase in waste generation across the globe. From household garbage and food waste to industrial by-products, plastic pollution and electronic waste, the…

  7. Impact of GST on Online sellers

    Gomathi Devi, P.

    2026Conference PaperConference PapersOpen access

  8. Eco-Friendly and Energy-Efficient Computing

    Gomathi Devi, P.

    2026Conference PaperConference PapersOpen access

    The concept of green and energy-efficient computing has become an essential strategy for tackling the environmental and economic issues that arise from the rapid expansion of information technology. The growing reliance on computers, data…

  9. Impact of GST on Online Sellers and Marketplace Platforms

    Gomathi Devi, P.

    2026Conference PaperConference PapersOpen access

    TheimplementationoftheGoodsandServicesTax(GST)hasprofoundlytransformed the operationsofonlinemarketplacesinIndia.Thesedigitalplatformsfacilitateinteractions betweenbuyersandsellersfortheexchangeofgoodsandservicesovertheinternet,withnotable examplesincludingAmazon,Flipkart,andMeesho.TheintroductionofGSTestablisheda uniform indirecttaxsystemthatreplacedamyriadoftaxes,includingVAT,servicetax,and exciseduty,therebystreamliningthetaxationprocessfore-commerceenterprises.TheGST frameworkmandatesregistrationfore-commercesellersandincorporatestheTaxCollectedat Source(TCS)mechanismfore-commerceoperators.Theseinitiativesenhancetaxcompliance, promote transparencyinonlinetransactions,andfacilitateimprovedoversightofdigitalbusiness activities.Insummary,GSThassignificantlycontributedtotheregulationofonline marketplaceswhilefosteringthegrowthofIndia'sdigitaleconomy.

  10. Eco-Friendly and Energy-Efficient Computing

    Gomathi Devi, P.

    2026Conference PaperConference PapersOpen access

    The concept of green and energy-efficient computing has become an essential strategy for tackling the environmental and economic issues that arise from the rapid expansion of information technology. The growing reliance on computers, data…

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