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Determining Factors Of Sexual Violence.
Prof. J.Vijayalakshmi
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Sexual violence includes some form of sexual abuse such as unwanted sexual comments and unwanted sexual touching. Domestic sexual violence is that perpetrated by intimate partners and by other family members.
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Influence Of Physical Facilities As A Component Of Institutional Capacity On Academic Performance Of Students In Public Secondary Schools In Usigu Division-Bondo District, Kenya.
B. O. Achieng', Charles M. Rambo and Paul A. Odundo
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Disparities in performance have continued to be noticed as one of the many challenges facing education and had raised a lot of concern. The KCSE results had been poor in the recent years and as a result many students who went through public secondary schools in Usigu division could not compete favorably for national opportunities.
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9-23
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Level Of Influence Of School Leadership As A Component Of Institutional Capacity On Academic Performance Of Students In Public Secondary Schools In Usigu Division-Bondo District, Kenya.
B. O. Achieng', Charles M. Rambo and Paul A. Odundo
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Every country is interested in ensuring that its citizens make a good contribution to its development. This is especially true in less developed countries where it is assumed that a higher competitive advantage may come from a knowledge-based economy.
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24-39
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Effects of Conflicts with In-laws on Psychological Well-being of Married Women.
Riffat Sadiq and Rabia Riaz
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The present paper addresses the adverse effects of conflicts with in-laws on the psychological well-being of married women. The study was comparative in nature. Approximately, fifty (N=50) women having conflicts with their in-laws were compared with a sample of fifty women (N = 50) without conflicts in relation to psychological well-being (anger, hostility and life satisfaction).
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40-51
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Levels of Crop Diversification and Socio-Economic Development in Aligarh District: A Block level Analysis.
Professor Ateeque Ahmad and Munazir Bari
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The present research work examines the level of crop diversification and spatial variation in the level of socio economic development in twelve blocks of Aligarh District. The study also encompasses the causes of variation in the levels of crop diversification.
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52-65
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A Study of Nutritional Status of School going adolescent girls in rural area of Amravati District of Maharashtra, India.
Dr.Dhumale Digamber, Dr.Wasnik Vinod and Dr.Jawarkar Ajay
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Adolescence, a period of transition between childhood and adulthood, occupies a crucial position in the life of human beings. This period is characterized by an exceptionally rapid rate of growth. The peak rates of growth are exceeded only during the fetal life and early infancy [1].
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66-79
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A Frame Work For Development Of Sustainable Indicator Speciallysuface Mines.
Dr.Suranjan Sinha and Shatrajit goswami
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Sustainable Measures are providing to consulting services or communities and organizations who are working on sustainability, but we unable to give you a quick solution. Economist also cannot do all the work for societies.
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80-100
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Problems for Teacher Education for Primary Schools in Iran: Beyond Curriculum Design and Implementation.
Ziba Kia Hosseini and Narges Kia Hosseini
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Primary education is the core of development and progress sin modern societies.
However the quality of teachers who are to ensure the realization of the aspirations we
hold for our children has fallen below expectations.
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101-111
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Impact of Language School's Education on English Reading Skill of Iranian EFL Students.
Gholam Valizadeh and Gholam-Ali Kalanzadeh
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This research intends to study the effect of Language School Education on English Reading skill of Students of Junior High Schools in Rasht. The statistical community of this research includes all the Students of Junior High Schools in 90-91 academic year.
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112-122
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Challenges in the promotion of organic food in Delhi (NCR).
Imrana Khan and Ananya Singh
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The consumer of the modern era gives due weightage to the quality and safety aspects in his consumption pattern. The organic farming technique comprises all aspects of a pesticide and fertilizer free production process based upon certain standards and strict certification system (Lampkin, 1999).
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123-127
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A Case Study On The Influence Of Socio - Economic Status Of Women On Infant Healthcare In Kerala State.
Reshma.C.U, Sheheersha.S.K and Dr.V. Saravanabavan
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Kerala offers an interesting paradox of social advancement and economic stagnation. Women in the state inspite of enjoying better status and position compared to other parts of the country have low levels of participation in economic activity.
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128-140
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Psychosocial Treatment Of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder - A Case Report.
Shari Tess Mathew, Julian A. J. Arthur and Dhanasekara R. Pandian
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Obsessive compulsive disorder is a debilitating psychiatric illness affecting many people around the world. The current case report highlighted is of a client who was diagnosed with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and received treatment at a tertiary hospital centre.
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141-149
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Managing the Financial Crisis in Uttar Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation.
Suman Devi
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Road transport is the most preferred mode of transport among common mass. In India, State Road Transport Undertakings (SRTUs) are engaged in providing road transport facility to public. They run their services on the basis of business principles.
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150-162
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Spatial Variations in the Level's of Human Resources Development in Kolhapur District of Maharashtra, India.
R. A. Jadhav and Dr.P.A. Khadake
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Natural resources as well as human resources play an important role in the regional development. Balanced human resources development is essential for the balanced development of region.
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163-172
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Investigate the relationship between teachers' taught style, Cultural Capital.
Soheila Zahed poor and Dr fazlollah yazdani
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The present study examines the relationship between cultural capitalandcity-style elementary school teachers was conducted in 2013-14. A sample the city 366 teachers of secondary schools were selected by stratified random sampling stratified data collection questionnaire and cultural capital questionnaire was teaching style Prashyng.
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173-183
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Wooden Vahanas Of The Tiruvanaikka Temple.
G.Karthick and Dr.Gangatharan
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Wood is one of the oldest materials known to icon making. Wood being available in plenty, easily Procurable and fashionable in to required shapes must have facilitated human beings to make abundant use of wood.
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184-191
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Investigation of guidance and counseling services offered to bereaved pupils in Asego Division, Homa Bay Sub County.
Grace Mboya Obuya
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Every culture has a way of assisting its bereaved members to deal with grief. This study investigated guidance and counseling services offered to bereaved pupils in Asego Division, Homa-Bay Sub County.
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192-204
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God And Demon, Stories And Legends.
Celso Luis Levada, Huemerson Maceti, Ivan Jose Lautenschleguer and Miriam de Magalhaes Oliveira Levada
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Isaac Newton developed part of his laws of mechanics in an age where philosophers had a vision of space and time united with divinity, that is, the physical phenomena were governed by God. Pierre Simon Laplace, French mathematician, on the other hand, raised the idea of the devil, who, knowing the position and velocity of every particle in the universe, predict the future.
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205-212
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Men as Victims of Crime Myths and Realities- A Comparative Relook in the Existing Legal Frame Work of India and Kenya .
Dr. Durgambini Patel, Dr. Sonia Nagarale and Mr. Nthenge Paul Musila
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Kenya and India are based on the Common law system. Both the societies are patriarchal in structure. Due to social and traditional customs based on patriarchal structure, women of the world tend to be socially and economically underprivileged.
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213-222
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Development Of Small And Medium Enterprises During Pre Nationalization Period In Pakistan: Issues, Challenges And Remedies.
Dr. Riaz H. Soomro and Dr. Farooq Aziz
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Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) play significant role in economic development of the country. There are approximately 3200,000 SMEs in Pakistan contributing significantly towards the improvement of the socio economic conditions of the country.
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223-240
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Analysis Of Small And Medium Enterprises' Definition: National And International Perspective.
Dr. Riaz H. Soomro and Dr. Farooq Aziz
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Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) play significant role in economic development of any country. SMEs involve few workers and less capital-intensive technology resulting in quicker growth, employment creation, poverty alleviation and foreign exchange earnings.
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241-254
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Environmental impact of Assessment of creativity in organizations.
Monireh Darestani, Dr Mahdi Mohammadi and Dr Seyfollah Fazlollahi
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The method of research andstudyutilizes aquestionnaireIn order to study
examines the impact of the environment on creativity in education management organizations point of view of students of Islamic Azad University Qom took place.
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255-260
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Analysis In Energy Consumption By Various Constrution Materials Using Building Information Modeling.
S. Binil Sundar
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The normal energy consumption of any building has been on the rise since the past few decades. And the majority of the energy that one spends goes into HVAC. Due to the increasing heat from global warming, vehicular heat and urban heat island effect etc.
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261-277
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Study Of Cost Effective Eco Friendly Structures To Convention Buildings.
S. Binil Sundar
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In today's world, it is more than essential to create an enabling environment for affordable housing for one and all in a manner as sustainable as possible without degrading the environment and natural surroundings around us.
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278-292
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Factors Influencing Time And Cost Overruns On Construction Projects In Southern Part Of India.
S. Binil Sundar
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Construction industry is considered as one of the most important and second largest industries in India after agriculture. It is well known that most construction projects in Kerala are exposed to time and cost overrun or both.
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293-308
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Investigate the relationship between learning style of in affiliated and non-affiliated context whit teaching style teachers in Meymeh.
Ali Zamani, Dr Ahmad Ghzanfari and Dr Fazlollah Yazdani
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The presentstudy wasdesigned toevaluate theimpact ofcontext-dependentlearningstyleonteachersteachingmethodsinacademic year93-92Meymehdone. For thispurpose,a sample of 128 teacherswhowere Meymeh who werer andomly selected proportional to size.
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309-320
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Study Habits And Mathematics Learning In Technology Enhanced Classrooms.
Dr. S. Chamundeswari
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The present study envisages the development of study habits and learning of Mathematics among students when multimedia are used in technology enhanced classrooms for teaching.
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321-343
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Survey Of Fraud Prevention And Detection Methods In The Fraud Control Strategies Adopted In The Nigerian Public Sector.
Tochukwu Gloria Okafor and Mr Chidiebele Innocent Onyali
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The objective of this research is to examine the specific elements of internal control systems in operation in Nigeria public sector organizations, and to assess the effectiveness of these controls. To achieve this objective, research questions and hypotheses were raised and related literatures to the study were reviewed.
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344-364
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Public Policy Failures In Nigeria: Cases, Causes And Remedies.
Chuks P. Maduabum
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Incidence of Public policy failures have been attributed by commentators on the Nigeria's political plane as a causative factor to lack of development in the country. Concerned by this phenomenon, we set out to investigate such failures and their causes.
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365-381
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The Impct Of The Relational Benfits And Commitment On Word Of Mouth In An Educational Context.
Hossein Vazifeh doost and Seyed Navid Noorbakhsh
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The purpose of this paper is designed to provide a deeper understanding of the role of word of mouth (WOM). The data collected by questionnaires that were completed by 120 students of four Institutes of Foreign Languages in Tehran, Iran.
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382-397
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Evaluation of class dimensions in the elementary school teachers Isfahan management style.
MasoomehIzadi
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This paper examines therelationshipbetweenemotionalintelligence andself-efficacyof teacherswithclassroom managementstyleIsfahanthe cityisin the93-1392school year. The studyofelementary school teachers insixdistricts ofthe cityhave beenamongthem, random, stratifiedaccordingtogenderandsizeandlocation of theserviceareaof 180teachersselected.Surveymethodology, data collection, correlation methodhas beenapplied for.
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398-407
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Analysis of the tourism industry in Mexico for the decision-making.
Arturo Laure Vidriales
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This paper analyzes the factors that inhibit tourism industry for the benefit of tourismindustry; Jafari (2001), for the economy of Mexico without leaving the side which would be ideal for a destination with a planned and sustainable tourism development is addressed.
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408-422
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Policy option for controlling Congestion in Kolkata.
Rajasree Banerjee
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The rising world population and consequent growth in the population of developing nation necessitate the development of a comprehensive urban transport network .India is no exception. Especially in the case of Kolkata the growth in the number of vehicles, diversified modes of transport coupled with the problem of narrow road space contribute towards traffic snarls during peak hours.
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423-437
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The Universe Of Work: A Sociological Analysis.
Arya Priya
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Work as a socio-economic entity constitutes one of the most discussed and debated topics in sociology. Economic sociologists have deliberated upon different dimensions of work and their impact on human society right since the onset of industrial revolution to the current post-industrial late-modern society.
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438-451
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Indo-US Nuclear Deal and Implication on South Asian Security Environment.
Dr Nisar Ahmad Meer and kaisar Shafi Dar
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The Indo-US nuclear deal the agreement is between the two states possessing advanced nuclear technology, both the parties having the benefits and advantages. The purposes of this agreement is to enable full civil nuclear energy cooperation covering nuclear reactors and aspects of the associated nuclear fuel cycle including enrichment and reprocessing.
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452-456
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Household Awareness and Knowledge on Improved Cookstoves: A Case of Kilimanjaro Region, Tanzania.
Fatihiya, A.Massawe, Kenneth, M. K. Bengesi and Amini, E. Kweka
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The initiatives to replace inefficient cooking stoves with improved cookstoves (ICS) in developing countries have not been successful. The available studies have given less attention to consumer's awareness and knowledge on ICS despite the two variables being essential on the adoption decision.
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457-478
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Teachers' Beliefs System of Teaching Reading and their Classroom Practices: With Reference to High Schools of Jimma and East Wollega Zones.
Tadesse Regassa and Gemechis Teshome
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Teachers' belief system in teaching reading and their classroom practices has an impact on literacy achievement and willingness to engage with literacy-related activities. Research suggests numerous views to account for the influence on practice of teachers' beliefs. Teachers' beliefs affect not only their teaching, but also filter new input, suggesting significant implications for the implementation of educational innovations and teacher development.
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479-495
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A Study On Factors Influencing Today's Youth Career Choice.
Ancey Sangeetha and Victor Paul
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In today's society Career is a sign of status and thus it becomes important for each individual to reach the zenith of success in the life. In order to reach the success it is important that each individual choose an appropriate career according to their best ability.
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496-511
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A Journey From Suppression To Spiritual Redemption: Seven Steps In The Sky.
Nipam Chauhan
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This paper aims at examining socio-cultural factors which play a crucial role in deciding the duties of man and woman, women suppression, denial of identity and the possibility of emancipation, seeking true 'self' and there by attaining _ a spiritual salvation.
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512-523
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Private Schooling and Aspirations: A Case Study of Parental Perceptions in a Low Income Settlement of Delhi.
Rajshree Chanchal
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This paper based on an exploratory study of low cost private schools in Delhi, India argues that low income parents have limited access to social and economic resources which gets reflected in their educational aspirations and the future they anticipate for their children.
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524-538
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Modernity and Attitude Towards Changing Status of Women
Dr. Sujata Kumari
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Indian Women have traveled with the time for centuries and have proved to the world that the
hand that rocks cradle can rule the world too. The role of women in the various spheres of life
has contributed in the evolution of values which can be considered as all-round progress. Indian
society has from the very beginning been a dynamic society and has seldom refused spontaneous
changes from outside. It is however generally accepted that a change in the status of women is a
good indicator of the pattern and direction of social change. If the direction of that change is
towards a more egalitarian distribution of roles between men and women in tune with the
constitutional directives the direction of change is wholesome. The proposed research work is an
attempt to unfold the various aspects of Modernity and Attitude towards changing status of
women.
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539-543
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An analytical study of sustainable development and its emerging dimensions in India
Dr. Ankur Pare
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Sustainability also includes resolving the differences between two competing goals i.e. natural integrity and the sustenance of human life
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544-552
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