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aims to improve the living standard of rural communities by addressing

various issues related to rural drinking water supply system. The
literature evaluating rural water supply programs in India is sparse.
Emphasizing the large-scale implementation of the mission, we
utilized sample survey data and multiple linear regression models to
investigate whether or not access to household water tap connections
has succeeded in reducing the burden of drinking water collection
on women and female children in rural regions. Overall, our findings
suggest moderate attainment of JJM even at a very early stage,
whereas the positive achievements are reflected in terms of reducing

the burden of water collection on women. Further, a higher probability
of wealth-related inequity favoring advantaged groups was found in
the coverage of household water tap connections both in pre- and
initial-JJM period. Our study suggests ground-level strengthening of
the rural drinking water supply system for achieving an equitable and
sustainable outreach of the program across the country.

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Conference Presentations - Student

Vrund Shah, Khushi Shah, Prof. Vishal Patyal

Conference: POMS India International Conference 2024

Title of the paper: Supply Chain Financing for
business sustainability: A Review
Place: IIM Ranchi

Date: I4th Dec 2024 - 6th Dec 2024

Case Studies

1. Navigating Transformation: The Vodafone-Idea Merger,
Case Centre (324-0236-1)

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2. IIMV: Sustainability through Energy Innovations,
Ivey Publishing (W36194).

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