The core intention of this study is to examine the impact of virtual learning service quality attributes on the virtual learning learner's satisfaction and loyalty in India. The current study was conducted in universities of India's best cities for higher education according to the IIRF ranking 2022. Data were specifically collected from the universities who have implemented virtual courses. Three constructs with 35 statements are identified using the exploratory factor analysis. Virtual learning system quality, virtual learning instructor and content quality, and virtual learning management service quality were the three extracted factors. The findings of study revealed that the most significant factor is virtual learning system quality, followed by virtual learning instructor and content quality and virtual learning management quality among the numerous attributes of virtual learning service quality.

The virus that sparked a localised shockwave in China is today dispensing a substantial worldwide shock. The Coronavirus outbreak has irreparably harmed the economy, disrupted numerous systems and left it clinging to life. The current study has made a preliminary effort to unveil the challenges that pandemic has posed for city of weavers (Panipat) textile business owners in terms of their businesses and in turn whether the varied business-related roadblocks that entrepreneurs are currently managing have led them to experience stress or not. The data was gathered from 150 textile business owners in Panipat. Exploratory factor analysis and regression analysis both robust statistical tools have been deployed for analysis. It was unearthed that impression on firm’s liquidity position and employment accompanied with influence on prospective marketing strategies were the prominent cause of business-related problems for entrepreneurs that also led to stress among textile entrepreneurs with significant t-values 16.30 and 11.65, respectively. Meanwhile, the major chunk of them was discovered to be digitally capable, accepting digital knowledge rapidly and seizing possibilities by producing N95 masks and personal protective equipment (PPE). The proposed study was a prospective effort to comprehend the pandemic early effects on Panipat’s textile industry.

Several kinds of research from both global and local perspectives have discussed social entrepreneurship and inclusive development. Accordingly, this article aims to highlight the key contributors (authors, institutions, countries, journals) and knowledge structure (co-authorship analysis and cooccurrence-of-keyword analysis) of this research domain. Utilizing the bibliographic data of 300 articles extracted from the Scopus database, we primarily employed Biblioshiny software, resulting in 673 authors from 69 different countries and 496 different institutions. Furthermore, the yearly publication of the 300 documents rose from 1 in 1996 to 24 in 2022, with an average age of 6.08 years and a citation rate of 13.79 yearly. Remarkably, the number of publications on this subject accelerated in 2014. According to the study’s findings, the most productive country in line with research publishing is the USA. The most productive institution has been recognized as the Amrita School of Engineering. The most active author is reported to be Kadol N. The most prolific journal is Entrepreneurship and Regional Development. In addition to this, the top three most frequent terms are ‘social development’, ‘economic development’ and ‘entrepreneur. ‘Social entrepreneurship’, ‘social and economic effects’, ‘sustainable development’ and ‘social development’ are the latest keywords in this field that predict future trends. Taken collectively, this review is an expedient resource for gaining a thorough grasp of the state of the art and prospective routes for future research.

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