#ABDC

[medicineforpain]

Ne bi' ses var, ne de bi' ışık

Geleceğin adı bu, kafamız kırışık

Ve karışık her şey

Pamuk ipliğine bağlı ve kopabilitesi çok şanslı

[aimlay7research]

Navigating the Top ABDC Journals in India for 2023: Insights and Significance

Introduction

As we step into 2023, the academic publishing landscape in India is witnessing unprecedented competition. In the midst of numerous journals vying for recognition from the Australian Business Deans Council (ABDC), identifying the most worthwhile ones can be a challenge. To aid your scholarly journey, we've curated a list of the foremost ABDC journals in India for 2023, delving into their significance and unique attributes. Whether you're an experienced researcher or a budding academic, this post is indispensable for elevating your research pursuits in the upcoming year. So, let's delve into the details!

Exploring the Landscape of ABDC Journals

India, a nation of contrasts, presents a tapestry of diversity. From the world's poorest to its most prosperous, a blend of history and modernity, and a fusion of tradition and progress define the nation. Correspondingly, the Top ABDC Journals in India mirror this complexity. Their mission is to foster a platform where scholars across disciplines engage in critical dialogues concerning India's pivotal concerns.

These journals are published quarterly in March, June, September, and December. Each edition features an editorial preface and peer-reviewed articles spotlighting cutting-edge research across domains such as politics, economics, social policy, education, religion, culture, and more.

Presently, these journals hold the esteemed fourth position among ABDC sociology and cultural anthropology journals.

Understanding the Significance of the ABDC Journal List

The ABDC Journal List stands as a catalog of business and management journals published in India. Compiled by the Association of Business and Management Schools in India (ABMSI), this list emerged in 2013.

Ranking criteria encompass peer reviews, global visibility, and citation impact. To be included, journals must meet all three criteria. The list undergoes an update every two years.

The most recent iteration, released in 2019, comprises 34 journals. Among these, the top five are:

Indian Journal of Operations Management

Vikalpa: The Journal for Decision Makers

Business Quest

Corporate Ownership & Control

South Asian Journal of Management

ABDC Journal List in 2023: A Glimpse

In 2023, the ABDC Journal List encompasses 26 journals, up from 23 in 2020 and 18 in 2019.

For Indian researchers, this list is a vital compass for determining optimal publication outlets. The biennial compilation ranks journals using metrics like Impact Factor, article influence score, and h-index. While the number of listed journals has increased over the years, it remains modest in comparison to other countries. The UK's counterpart, for instance, lists over 200 journals.

This scenario has both advantages and considerations. While competition for ABDC Journals publication is relatively lower, researchers must carefully select their target journals for optimal success. Fortunately, all journals on the ABDC list maintain a high standard, ensuring that your research garners peer recognition irrespective of your chosen journal.

Reviewing the Premier ABDC Journals in India for 2023

The Association of Business Doctors of India (ABDC) stands as the primary organization for business doctors in the nation. A non-profit membership body, ABDC champions the development of Business Doctorate programs in India.

The ABDC Journals, regarded as top-tier business journals in India, command respect from academics, researchers, and practitioners alike. These peer-reviewed publications accentuate research pertinent to Indian businesses and society.

The Triumvirate of Top ABDC Journals for 2023 Comprises:

Journal of Indian Business Research: As ABDC's flagship journal, it holds the top rank in India for Business research. The journal disseminates high-caliber theoretical and empirical papers significantly enhancing our comprehension of contemporary Indian businesses.

Indian Journal of Management: Ranked second in India for business research, this journal accentuates management theories, practices, and Indian-relevant issues. Its reputation lies in publishing avant-garde research with a pronounced focus on policy implications.

South Asian Journal of Business Research: Grasping the third rank in India for business research, this journal sheds light on the distinctive attributes of South Asian businesses. Through high-quality papers, it augments our understanding of the region's business environment.

The Importance of ABDC Journals

Peer-reviewed journals wield myriad merits. They keep researchers abreast of cutting-edge research, facilitate discovery of novel methodologies, aid in forging collaborations, and track the impact of personal work. While Indian researchers have long been engaged in international scholarly publishing, a recent surge of high-quality peer-reviewed Indian journals augments their options for disseminating work.

A selection of top ABDC-ranked journals published in India spans diverse disciplines, from engineering to medicine to humanities and social sciences. Though not exhaustive, this list offers a glimpse into the gamut of exceptional Indian academic journals.

Indian Journal of Medical Research

Bulletin of Materials Science

Current Science

Chemical Science

Resonance: Journal of Science Education

Economic & Political Weekly

Social Scientist

International Journal of Engineering Science and Technology

Journal of Applied Mechanics

Sadhana: Academy Proceedings in Engineering Sciences

While a plethora of academic journals emerges from India, only a select few attain the distinction of being top ABDC journals. These journals wield significance by disseminating high-quality research on Indian topics, enriching scholarly dialogue, and influencing public policy.

Key Benefits for Academics and Researchers

The premier ABDC Journals in India hold substantial relevance for academics and researchers, stemming from several reasons. Firstly, ABDC Journals undergo rigorous peer review, ensuring the publication of top-tier research. Second, they command immense respect within the academic community, resulting in frequent citations by fellow scholars. This fosters validation of research findings and amplifies their impact. Thirdly, these journals boast substantial circulation, facilitating wider exposure to the latest research. Competitive publishing fees render them affordable for researchers and academics.

Conclusion

The ABDC journals serve as pivotal avenues for disseminating high-quality research pertinent to India. This article spotlights India's top journals and delineates their significance when contemplating research submissions. Irrespective of your domain, these journals offer indispensable resources for honing your academic writing prowess and refining research skills. Opting for one of these powerhouse journals can make a significant difference, ensuring your work is acknowledged by India's preeminent experts and academics. So, if you possess compelling insights to share, selecting from these preeminent journals is crucial!

[smol-tiny-bee]

…slowly realizing I’ve been into masked men since season 1 of America’s Best Dance Crew. 11 year old me was not ready for the JabbaWockeeZ 🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻

[starfxkrinc]

moony girls dancing to this no like. NOBODY TAKES THEM SERIOUSLY bc theyre an all girl crew dancing to hot girl music but they rlly like tear every time lmaooo

[funstealer]

Heightened Sense 2NDSKIN / (ABDC jacket)

[fairyjiu]

Lights On ✨💫 aka my fave releases of 2024

Featuring, in order of appearance:

Welcome to the show - Day6 // Girls Night - Loossemble // November - Lovelyz // Lights On - Weeekly // Bibora - SF9 // Cosmic - Red Velvet // Shooting Star - Kep1er // Remembrance Candy - Billlie // Give me that - WayV // On My Bike - Purple Kiss // Hmm Bop - Hui // Algorithm - Chungha // Beautiful Maze - Drippin // Lighthouse - Tempest // Poondung - Cignature // In the end we're just - Youha // Bye My Monster - ONF // Without U - Seola // Tang Tang Tang - 90tan // Gold - Itzy // ABDC - Nayeon // Lovers or Enemies - CIX // Good Morning - Yena // Everglow - Kino // Justice - Dreamcatcher // Navy Blue - Wooseok // Sabotage - Kwon Eunbi // Fashion Style - Kino // Punk Hot - 1Chu // Shxt - Ryu Sujeong // Weekend - Drippin // Feeling - Vahn

tagging: @atlantis-area, @briankang, @dreamaze, @hoforwonho, @kimsuyeon, @jinjjayo, @moonsua, @pixypunch, @reveloser, @suhyeos, @sungtaro, @2minsungz

read more? you want to know more? nerd. but yes more you shall know because this was a project for sure. first thing you'll notice is i made only one post instead of my usual two because i did not have it in me to make this twice, it also gives me more options to play with so yay. there is also more than one song per artist and more than 10, we're doing all kinds of wild things this time. i tried to give more importance to songs that ranked higher but also what fitted best with the concept so if you're curious, here's how the songs would place in some sort of vague tiers (no ranking within the tiers):

Song of the year: Lights On by Weeekly Tier 1: ABCD (Nayeon), Good Morning (Yena), Justice (Dreamcatcher), On My Bike (Purple Kiss), Remembrance Candy (Billlie), Cosmic (Red Velvet), Hmm Bop (Hui), Navy Blue (Wooseok), Everglow (Kino), Give Me That (WayV), Welcome To The Show (Day6), Lovers or Enemies (CIX) Tier 2: Sabotage (Kwon Eunbi), Gold (Itzy), Algorithm (Chungha), Girl's Night (Loossemble), Poongdung (Cignature), Fashion Style (Kino), Bibora (SF9), Lighthouse (Tempest), Beautiful Maze (Drippin) Tier 3: November (Lovelyz), Punk Hot (1Chu), In The End We're Just (Youha), Shxt (Sujeong), Shooting Star (Kep1er), Without U (Seola), Tang Tang Tang (90tan), Bye My Monster (ONF), Weekend (Drippin), Feeling (Vahn)

so i guess if you really want to know my most faves: lights on and tier 1. as far as the concept goes well...it's a gacha. i am picturing it as an open-world action rpg with an emphasis on storytelling. Yena is acting here as the default mc because she just gets it. you'd have various quests to complete with combat, puzzles and mini-games. the actual gacha part would be outfits and characters (we have to make money somehow sorry), weapons could be switched up as you wish and unlocked through quests.

[mazeofyeni]

❛ WHAT IS SHE WEARING ? ─── evie during the dominATE in seoul tour . . .

╰┈➤ 굵직한 BASS LINE 에 맞춰 BODY SHAKE 그래 okay 컷 바라던 대로 TAKE 𓂃 ! ❞

HIGHLIGHTS . . .

her solo title name: abcd ( original singer : naeyon ) it's a song she wrote and chan produced , it was originally for a skz player but it took a while to make so she performed it for the first few days.

chan covering her mouth and pretending to drag her away while she was singing his song.

her taking a extra stick from the drummer and chasing seungmin around with it , only for him to get the other and chase her back until chan gathered them both

a cute moment between her and the dancers during i like it , when she bumped into one of them and then they all pretended to fall down hurt.

the last show she cried during social path , at the end she explained that she was feeling really proud and it was the heat of the moment.

❛ ( HAIR AND MAKEUP ) ❜ . . .

❪ mountains - social path ❫ ❪ abcd - ending ❫

❛ ( LOOKBOOK ) ❜ . . .

❪ mountains - backdoor ❫ ❪ chick chick boom - lalalala ❫ ❪ twilight - social path ❫

❪ abdc ❫ ❪ get lit - maniac ❫ ❪ rest of concert ❫

©MAZEOFYENI

[because-its-eurovision]

Bräärijä at Allas Sea Pool

Fuck, all the things I do... it's already fucking broken. [giggles] Fucking bra. It's really great. What's the cup size, BC, AD? ABDC-- Fucking tight, they don't even fit me. Everything's in the tummy. Sized by inch... Fuck, these are sturdy, HUH?!

Feeling bit weird now. Thank you for coming to Käärijä's show, everyone.

[yourbuddykermit]

I HATE GAY PEOPELE SO ABDC

[medicineforpain]

Meydan oku ölüme.

[thedemostop]

Famous Hip Hop Dancers Who Revolutionized Street Dance Culture

Hip hop dance has evolved into a powerful global movement that blends rhythm, expression, and raw street energy. From underground dance battles to massive stages and viral social media trends, hip hop dancers have played a major role in shaping both the art and attitude of modern dance. Let’s take a deep dive into some of the most famous hip hop dancers who’ve left a lasting mark on the world of dance.

1. Michael Jackson – The King of Pop and Street Style Pioneer

While not exclusively a hip hop dancer, Michael Jackson's influence on street dance cannot be overstated. His popping, locking, and robotic movements inspired generations of hip hop dancers. The iconic moonwalk, first performed in 1983, sparked a dance revolution. Many modern hip hop artists credit Jackson as their inspiration.

2. Les Twins – Laurent and Larry Bourgeois

Hailing from France, Les Twins became global sensations after winning “World of Dance” and dancing for Beyoncé. Known for their mirror-like synchronization, unique freestyle, and intense musicality, Laurent and Larry bring a raw emotional edge to their hip hop routines. Their street-dance roots are evident in every performance, combining Krump, popping, and freestyle into one fluid motion.

3. Salah Benlemqawanssa – The King of Popping

A French-Algerian dancer, Salah rose to fame by mastering popping and animation. He won numerous global competitions, including “Star Academy” and “So You Think You Can Dance” (France). His signature “robotic illusions” and storytelling abilities make him one of the most admired hip hop artists on the international stage.

4. Buddha Stretch – Pioneer of Freestyle Hip Hop

Buddha Stretch, a key figure in the evolution of hip hop dance, helped shape freestyle hip hop as a legitimate art form in the 1980s and 1990s. He has worked with artists like Mariah Carey, Will Smith, and Michael Jackson, and helped establish a bridge between street dance and commercial choreography. Stretch’s legacy lies in educating and training a new generation of dancers worldwide.

5. Mr. Wiggles – Legend of Popping and Locking

Mr. Wiggles (Steffan Clemente) is an OG from the Bronx who has been active in the hip hop and funk scenes since the 1970s. As a member of the Rock Steady Crew and Electric Boogaloos, he has mastered popping, locking, and b-boying. He has choreographed for films, stage shows, and music videos while also educating dancers on the roots of hip hop culture.

6. Popin’ Pete – One of the Originals

A foundational figure in the world of popping, Popin’ Pete helped shape the street dance scene in California in the 1970s. A member of The Electric Boogaloos, he taught dance to legends like Michael Jackson and helped popularize street dance on television and music videos. His smooth isolations and popping technique are studied by hip hop dancers across the globe.

7. Tight Eyez – Creator of Krump

Tight Eyez (Ceasare Willis) is credited with founding Krump, a raw and expressive form of street dance that emerged from the streets of Los Angeles. His aggressive yet artistic style speaks of rebellion and storytelling. Krump became a global movement and was even featured in films like “Rize”, showcasing the power of hip hop as a form of emotional release and social commentary.

8. Madd Chadd – Robotic Movement Master

Known for his insane robotic precision, Madd Chadd (Chadd Smith) became a YouTube sensation and appeared in movies like Step Up 3D and The LXD (Legion of Extraordinary Dancers). His unique take on animation and popping makes him one of the most technically skilled dancers in the modern hip hop scene.

9. Jabbawockeez – The Masked Movement

This iconic dance crew burst into flame after winning America’s Best Dance Crew (ABDC). Known for their white masks, synchronized choreography, and creative storytelling, the Jabbawockeez are more than dancers—they’re performance artists. With sold-out shows in Las Vegas and beyond, they’ve helped elevate hip hop dance to a theatrical art form.

10. Taylor Hatala – The Next-Gen Sensation

A Canadian prodigy, Taylor Hatala went viral with her high-energy choreography at just 11 years old. She’s appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, worked with Janet Jackson, and starred in commercials and dance videos across social media. Taylor represents the future of hip hop—blending classic moves with new-school expression and viral creativity.

Conclusion

Hip hop dance has come a long way from its roots in Bronx block parties. The dancers listed above are not just performers—they are innovators, educators, and cultural icons. Each of them has brought a different flavor to hip hop, proving that the genre is not confined to one style or origin.

From the mechanical illusions of popping to the emotionally charged battles of krump, hip hop continues to thrive because of the passion, diversity, and raw talent of its dancers. Whether on a street corner, a music video, or the grand stage, these artists remind us that hip hop is more than dance—it's a lifestyle, a culture, and a voice.

[allthebrazilianpolitics]

Power struggle: will Brazil’s booming datacentre industry leave ordinary people in the dark?

While millions live with regular blackouts and limited energy, plants are being built to satisfy the global demand for digital storage and processing – piling pressure on an already fragile system

Thirty-six hours by boat from Manaus, the capital of Amazonas state, Deodato Alves da Silva longs for enough electricity to keep his tucumã and cupuaçu fruits fresh. These highly nutritious Amazonian superfoods are rich in antioxidants and vitamins, and serve as a main source of income for farmers in Silva’s area. However, the lack of electricity to refrigerate the fruit makes it hard to sell their produce.

Silva’s fruit-growing operation is located in the village of Boa Frente, in Novo Aripuanã municipality, one of Brazil’s most energy-poor regions, where there is only one diesel-powered electricity generator working for a few hours a day.

The 17 families in the community pay for the diesel, but because of the high price, everyone agrees to use the generator only between 6pm and 10pm. This is also the only time they can communicate with the outside world – the region has no mobile phone connection, only satellite internet.

“Power is supplied for just four hours a night. The motor is switched off and only switched back on the following night,” says Silva, 72, a rural health worker and fruit-grower who has lived in the area since he was born.

“I would have a much higher income if we had power to preserve the cupuaçu pulp. Our community is a big producer of tucumã, but the lack of power prevents conservation.”

More than 1.3 million Brazilians still live, like Silva, with little or no electricity. Even though it has one of the world’s cleanest power grids, the country has a vulnerability: its reliance on hydroelectric power, which causes fluctuations in power generation and blackouts in times of severe drought.

Yet Brazil is attracting the attention of big datacentre companies, which consume huge amounts of energy. According to the Brazilian Data Centre Association (ABDC), 46 new datacentres are either under construction or being planned across the country. There are already 60 centres in operation.

Continue reading.

[kennak]

「よくぞ言った。元来太平洋戦争は卑劣なる英米らのABDC包囲網に対処すべく立ち上がった自衛戦争であり我ら帝国は東アジア全域の平和と繁栄を…」「ややこしくなるからお前は出てくんな」

[B! 戦争] 「米が真珠湾で日本攻撃と言っているようなもの」英元首相、米大統領に反論

[lovelynim]

Fun fact about #lovelytickletober

Each prompt was made after a song, you can check the whole "playlist" below the cut, ehe

"Ready?": "I'm ready" by Chung Ha

Accident: "Oopsie (My bad)" by Nature

Cleaning: "Clean" by Taylor Swift

Upside down: "Vortex" by 白鲨JAWS

(Un)tie: "Untie" by Viviz

Order: "Beg For Me" by Red Velvet

Teaching: "ABDC" by Nayeon

Exposed body part: "Mini Skirt" by AOA

Dance: "Rondo Across Countless Kalpas" by 文驰

In secret: "Into You" by Ariana Grande

Noise: "Nightmare" by Jihyo

Wall: "Writing on The Wall" by Will Stetson

Alone: "Fine" by Taeyeon

High: "Overdose" by Natori

Faking it: "Fake & True" by TWICE

Doctor: "I'm so sick" by Apink

Underwater: "Underwater" by Red Velvet

Clothes: "Black Dress" by CLC

Make up: "Basics" by TWICE

Posing: "Pose" by LOONA (rip)

Singing: "Sway to My Beat in Cosmos" by Robin(Chevy)

Cheating: "L.I.E." by EXID

Money: "Dollar" by (G)I-DLE

Bully: "Rough" by GFRIEND

“No.”: "No" by CLC

Timer: "ASAP" by NewJeans

Picky: "Picky Picky" by Weki Meki

“The number you have dialed…”: "Touch" by KATSEYE

Help: "I Got You" by TWICE

Magic: "Magic" by Nayeon

Rest: "Sad Girls Club" by HeeJin