The financial system is a highly competitive field whose applications range from as big as the strategic vision and missions of the multinational companies to as small as day-to-day household expenditure decisions or management of pocket money by students. Financial literacy is a life skill that, in theory, is highly related to the well-being of individuals and companies. In the subject of financial literacy, there is a large body of literature, but very little to no knowledge on the trend and patterns of the literature and research advances in the body of knowledge. With the help of Scientific mapping analysis (SMA) and Bibliometric analyses, this study aims to declutter the literature in the field and find the future research direction in financial literacy. The study is carried out on 1000 documents from a 20-year time horizon (2001–2021), indexed on Web of Science. The study shows the publication trends, most relevant authors, journals, countries. The most significant, developing, and trending themes in the subject and the intellectual structure were investigated using keyword analysis. To better understand the social structure in financial literacy and well-being, co-authorship analysis was used.

<div>Through connectivity with the electric grid, electric vehicles (EVs) minimize or eliminate the need for fossil fuels. Despite the rapid adoption of EVs in recent times, most government adoption objectives have not been attained. This article aims to comprehend the reasons behind the limited uptake of electric scooters in India and the driving aspects. This research used a grounded theory methodology. Using a snowball sampling technique, we conducted 25 in-depth interviews with EV owners, mainly based in Delhi and Mumbai. As an outcome of the study, four drivers and four impediments to the adoption of EVs have been formulated. The study shows that there are Financial, Technological, Operational, and Psychological drivers and Technological/Infrastructural, Operational, and Psychological impediments to the adoption. The study identifies the key concern areas in the form of categories of drivers and impediments, which can be considered in industrial and public policymaking. This research broadens our understanding of India’s uptake of EVs and provides key insights to organizations and policymakers regarding EV adoption in India.</div>

Mental health is a global concern in the current era, which has also been prioritized as one of the sustainable development goals. The impact of COVID-19 was not only limited to physical health; it also affected the individuals psychologically. According to the statistics, individuals were busy sparing time in social media regardless the accuracy of the content, which lead to misinformation effect. Misinformation effect was one of the serious issues faced by the individuals at the time of COVID 19. Anxiety, stress, depression, fears are the symptoms reported by the individuals. This paper attempts to contribute the literature regarding the social media misinformation effect on mental health in COVID-19. Further studies can also be done based on the psychological impact of misinformation effect from an Indian perspective that will also help to develop the social networking initiative for promoting health services and public safety.

Development and its interrelationship with the environment are complex. Environment plays a vital role in a country's development by supplying natural resources. However, human negligence toward the environment during development activities causes environmental degradation. As a result, economies have increasingly faced the dual challenge of achieving higher economic growth while limiting environmental harm. Governments and international organizations, including the United Nations, have made achieving environmental sustainability and minimizing environmental degradation a top concern. In this paper, we discuss the relationship of various aspects of development, namely infrastructural development, financial development, economic growth, human development, social development, and political development, with the environment. We also present solutions to shift from 'environment versus development' to 'environment and development.'