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Cancer Nanotechnology as emerging field of cancer research. Rajesh Kumar Meher,Namita Nayak And Samarpita Sethy
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The goal of nanotechnology is to use of nanopartcles in the field of science engineering and medicine for benefits of mankind. At present for diagnosis and treatment of some diseases, like cancer, face major limitations.
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Enhancing Listening Skill Of Young Learners through Videomagic English. Denok Lestari
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Listening is one of the most challenging skills for language students to develop and yet also one of the most important. By developing their ability to listen well, a language teacher develops his students' ability to become more independent learners, as by hearing accurately they are much more likely to be able to reproduce accurately, refine their understanding of grammar and develop their own vocabulary.
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7-13
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Media, Democracy And Development In Ethiopia: Lessons To Be Drawn From Largest Democracies. Nigussie Meshesha Mitike
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In a democracy free media, which is often referred as free press is believed to be the guardian of the public and it is a means to serve public interest. It is also thought that the media is the harbinger of democracy by upholding citizens' rights and, as a result, free media is taken as the litmus paper for democracy.
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14-38
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Effectiveness Of School Related Factors On Learning Performance Of Primary School Children. Dipak Bhattacharya
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Appropriate school environment and quality of teachers largely impact upon learning performance of primary school children. Due to lack of teachers' competencies and poor infrastructure facility, children of the primary school may be less motivated to learn. So, it is very necessary to create such schooling environment where children get chance to learn actively.
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39-50
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Self-directed Learning (Sdl)-Based Learning Center (Lc):A Strategy To Improve Students' Toefl Score. I Made Rai Jaya Widanta,A.A. Raka Sitawati,I Nyoman Rajin Aryana And I Wayan Dana Ardika
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This paper addresses two things, (1) development of Learning Center (LC) as a place to learn and practice TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) and (2) a further plan to develop a computer-based LC to be a better self-directed learning (SDL) center. A conventional LC has been being developed and is about to reach its end.
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51-58
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Code-Switching In Hindu Religious Preaching. I Made Rai Jaya Widanta And Prof. Dr. Made Budiarsa
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The research is aimed at analyzing sort of code-switching which are frequently useddone by religious preachers, the reasons why they code-switched to other languages, and meaning of code-switching they did. The data for analysis was obtained by recording for the naturally occurring data and taking note to avoid data which are vaguely pronounced.
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59-71
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Agriculture Growth- A Life Line To Inclusive Growth. K. Rajendram
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Basically India has predominantly been an agrarian economy with agriculture sector contributing a big share (18%) to Gross Domestic product ( GDP) and employment about 52% of the population was dependent on the agriculture sector for their livelihood. So India's agriculture sector continues to be the life line of its people
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72-77
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Pgde students' challenges in conducting action research and the way forward. Rosemary Ngara And Simuforosa Magwa
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The study explored challenges associated with conducting action research by Post Graduate Diploma in Education (PGDE) students at Zimbabwe Open University (ZOU). The study involved participants at ZOU Midlands regional campus. Data were generated from five lectures who supervised action research and 30 students in PGDE Intake 13.
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78-90
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The Uttarakhand Disaster 2013 Natural Calamity Or A Manmade Disaster. Dr. S.K. Choubey And Niyati Anand
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Uttarakhand has a total area of 53,484 km square, out of which 93% is mountains and 64% is covered by the forest. Most of the Uttarakhand part of the state is covered by high Himalayan peaks and glaciers. Two of India's largest rivers, the Ganges and Yamuna, originate in the glaciers of Uttarakhand. Uttarakhand is also well known for its 'Chota Char Dham'- Kedarnath, Badrinath, Gangotri, Yamnotri.
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Impact Of Conflict Environment On Tourism Industry Of Kashmir. Abdul Hamid Mir And Prof. Ateeque Ahmad
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Tourism plays a crucial role in the economic development throughout the globe. Kashmir which is popularly known as 'paradise' on earth throughout the world has been a place of attraction for tourists since centuries. Because of its natural beauty and cultural heritage it attracts tourists from every corner of the world.
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The Implications Of Act No. 6 Year 2014 On The Village Existence Of Adat Village In Bali. I Ketut Sukawati Lanang Putra Perbawa
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Villages, in the first sense, that referred to the national laws, is implementing the various activities of government administration or official that is known as 'Administrative village'. Villages, in the second sense, the traditional village or Pakraman, referring to the traditional groups with a basic customs and is bound by the existence of three major temples (Kahyangan Tiga).
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122-140
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Special Economic Zones (Sezs) And Sustainable Development. Aisha khanam And Dr. Shabana Mazhar
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Special Economic Zones (SEZs) denote geographical areas which enjoy special privileges as compared with non-SEZs areas in the country. The main motivating forces for setting up SEZs came from the Ministry of Commerce with a view to boost exports of goods and services, provide employment and increase investment from domestic and foreign sources.
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141-152
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Women Empowerment And Major Initiative In India. K.Prasanna
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The hypothetical base of Social justice promises an individual to guard against any oppression discrimination and deprivation of Social, Economic and Political liberty. Its Social sphere argues for equality in terms of expression of ideas, belief, faith, worship etc.
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Mediation Role Of Destination Image In Connection With Perceived Value And Costumer Value Toward Satisfaction Tourists(Case Study Of Tourism In Sanur Area). AgungPermana Budi
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Bali has been imaged as a destination which describes the cultural diversity and its peaceful society. The image was one of the realities of Bali as the island of paradise that inspired many parties as a promising destination for peace and tranquility. It was characterized by unique attribute in each area tourist destinations at Sanur.
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164-177
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Impact Of Religiosity On Mental Health And Quality Of Life Among Elderly People. Kumar, R.Lal, R. And Varma, B.
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"Religiosity" can be defined as "the exaggerated embodiment of certain aspects of religious activity." It reflects one's individual beliefs and focus on the personal faith experience and personal worship experience. Another term used for religiosity, though less often, is "religiousness," "the state of being superficially religious."
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178-195
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Boko Haram Insurgency And Educational Development In North Eastern Nigeria 2009-2015. Okwudili Chukwuma Nwosu And Aroh Patricia Nwamaka
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This study seeks to investigate Boko Haram (BH) insurgency and educational development in North Eastern Nigeria. The study contends that the activities of BH insurgence have grown not only in proportion but also in composure.
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196-209
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Loglinear Model To Study The Impact Of Demographic Factors On The Prevalence Of Stunting Among Yemeni Children Under 5. Muhammed, S.A. Masood
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The sample size of the research was 12612 children that was taken from the raw data of Household Budget Survey (HBS) 2005/2006 in Yemen. The factors of the research are some demographic that are considered as categorical. The aim of the research is to studying the interaction between demographic factors and the stunting status of children.
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210-223
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Is There Any Miracle On Monday! Day Of The Week Effect In Nse (Cnx Nifty) Index; evidence From Garch (1, 1) Model. Dr. I Francis Gnanasekar And E Rajesh
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This study examines the existence of the day of the week effect in NSE (CNX NIFTY) index of Indian stock market by using ARCH/GARCH analysis. The study covering the period from 1stApril 2005 to 31stMarch 2015, which is consist of ten years. The data has been tested by different statistical tools namely; Graphical analysis, Correlogram, unit root test, ordinary least square regression, GARCH (1,1) and so on.
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224-238
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Preliminary Phytochemical Screening And Quantification Of Bioactive Compounds In The Leaves Of Gudchi (Tinospora Cordifolia). J. Umamaheswari,V. Leela Shivaranjani And K. Lakshmi Devi
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Tinospora cordifolia is a large glabrous, deciduous climbing shrub, which belongs to family menispermaceae. It is also known as guduchi or amrita is an Indian medicinal plant and has been used in ayurvedic preparations for the treatment of various disorders throughout the centuries.
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A Study On Consumer Satisfaction Towards Herbal Cosmetic Products In Coimbatore City. Mrs. M. Banu Rekha And Mrs.K.Gokila
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Bearing a long glowing heritage of cosmetic and beauty, aesthetic makeup products is being used since olden days and nowadays it appear like a booming economy in India which would be the largest cosmetic consuming country in a next few decades. While the demand of beautifying substances are growing day by day, a large number of local as well as international manufacturers gradually extend their ranges and products in different provinces of India.
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Lexicon Depreciation On Agriculture Field Of Sasak Language Speech Community In Aikmel, Lombok And The Implications In Primary School Learning: An Ecolinguistic Overview. Rohimah
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This study mainly discussed about the lexicon depreciationon agriculture in Sasak language speech community fromthe point of view of eco-linguistic which objectiveswere to expose and provide information about the depreciation that occurs in the lexicon of agriculture field in Sasak Community and the implementation toward learning process in environment themes of study in primary schools.
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Occupational Stress Among Brick Kiln Workers Interaction Of Demographic Variables. Kalpana devi And U.V.Kiran
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The purpose of the study is to investigate the cause and effect relationship among the occupational stress as dependent variables and age, working experience as the independent variables with the help of linear regression model. Further a two way analysis of variance has been applied in order to study the interaction effects of different demographic variables, on occupational stress.
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Cloudburst: A Frequent Natural Disaster In India. Semanti Das
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National Disaster Management Group has identified cloudburst as one of the frequent natural disasters in India. According to Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), Western Himalaya is suitable place for recurrent cloudburst in association with rainstorm.
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Corporate Social Responsibility In Southern Africa. Randhir Kumar
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"Corporate Social Responsibility is the continuing commitment by business to behave ethically and contribute to economic development while improving the quality of life of the workforce and their families as well as of the local community and society at large".
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Grey Issuess Of Esp Materials For Esp Instructor. Bhavikaben Mihir Patel
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Research on English for Specific Purpose (ESP) has been attracting a great deal of attention in English Language education over the past many decades. It's now widely recognized that most university students, especially in EFL learning context, have limited competence with regard to academic English and later to meet their professional issues related to their language skills.
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318-328
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A Comparative Study Of Environmental Attitude And Awareness Among The Senior Secondary Boysand Girls Students Of Aligarh District, U.P In Relation To Their Stream. Md Rofikul Islam
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In the era of science and technology environmental education gain utmost importance because it is the human needs and greed which leading the environment becomes uninhabitable for living being.It is very necessary to make the people aware about the causes and effect of environmental degradation on living being.
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329-343
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Youth And Development In Ward Three Of Chegutu District, Zimbabwe. Itai Kabonga
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Youths are the fulcrum of society. It is their innovativeness, character and will power that defines developmental trajectory. Inherently the youths are an important cog of the development matrix. This paper interrogates challenges compounding the youths with regard to development and empowerment in Chegutu district ward 3.
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344-355
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Quality Of Work Life Of Private Sector Bank Employees In Sivakasi. DR.K.J.Sunmista And DR.K.Rajeswari
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Like many other organized sectors, banking requires a multi - layer manpower for its various requirements of professionals and support staff. The range may require reasonably educated security guards on the one end and a highly educated and trained professional as head of corporate finance at the other.
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356-367
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Bidi Making As A Livelihood Option In Murshidabad (W.B) In Relation To Socio-Economic And Health Status. Md Rofikul Islam
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Bidi industry occupies a prominent place in rural orthodox society by providing employment opportunities to large number of poor and uneducated people. In Murshidabad Bidi is the largest home based cottage industry. In this present study the investigator tried to find out the importance of bidi industry as a source of livelihood for the poor and illiterate people in relation to certain social, economic and health condition.
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368-380
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Attitudes Of Teachers And Students Towards Mainstreaming. Mr. Ramesh Chander
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Mainstreaming, in education is a practice of teaching handicapped children in regular class rooms with non handicapped children to the fullest extent possible. Such children may have orthopedic, intellectual, emotional, or visual difficulties or handicaps associated with hearing or learning.
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381-394
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Influence Of Ancient Indian Scriptures On Corporate Governance Framework. Mr. Santhosh T R And Dr. Reji M.A
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CG has become one of the most commonly used phrases in the current global business vocabulary. It's a hot topic across the globe, these days and in India. It is the most talked about subject after the collapse of Satyam in 2008. Till about two decades ago, it was relatively an unknown subject.
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395-404
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Technology Application And Growth Strategies For Sustainable Supply Chain Contemplation Through Strategic Outsourcing In Indian Aircraft Industry. Dr. M Varaprasada Rao,Dr.Vidhu K P And MSRK Chaitanya
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India is fast becoming a major global aerospace market, supported by a combination of increasing defence expenditure budgets, a booming commercial aviation market, and rising technological and manufacturing capabilities among local companies with Government of India projecting around 500 brown-field and green-field airports by 2020.
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405-447
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A Comparative Analysis Of Shares Held For Trading From A Perspective Of Turkish Uniform Accounting System And Tms 39. Assist. Prof. Dr. Aydin GERSIL
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In terms of financial assets, Turkish Uniform Accounting System and Turkish Accounting Standard 39 have major differences. Scope, accounting and valuation - measurement of financial assets are based on different grounds in these two approaches. This paper handles shares held for trading.
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448-465
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The Impact Personality Traits, Role Conflict And Work Family Conflicton Customer Orientation: A Review Of Extant Literature. Sudarshan Seshanna And Meera Seshanna
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A review of extant literature explores the role stress variables such as role conflict and work-family conflict that moderate the relationship between a service employee's personality traits and customer orientation. The paper discusses studies that have established the link between personality traits and customer orientation, and provides an overview of existing theory as well as practice in a relatively unexplored area of interdisciplinary business research.
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466-480
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Status Of Food Processing Industries In Sivaganga And Ramnathapuram Districts Of Tamilnadu - Present Scenario. M.Balamurugan And Dr.K.Chandrasekar
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This paper has been made an attempt to analyse the Current Status of Food Processing Industries in Sivaganga and Ramnathapuram districts of Tamilnadu. Food processing sector is indispensable for the overall development of an economy as it provides a vital linkage and synergy between the agriculture and industry.
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481-492
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Socio-Economic Condition Of Tea Garden Worker In Alipurduar District West Bengal. Sohrab Ansari And Zeba Sheereen
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West Bengal is the second largest producer of tea in India contributing one fourth of India's tea productions. It has about 450 tea gardens, which employ about 6 lakh workers and it's estimated that more than 2.5 million people are dependent on the tea industry. The socio economic condition of tea worker and their dependent is very pathetic they lag behind the non tea worker on all socioeconomic indicators who are residing in the same district.
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493-503
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Corporate Governance And Sustainability Of Small Scale Enterprises(Sses)In Odisha- An Analysis. Dr. Sanjeeb K Jena
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Small Scale Enterprises (SSEs) are the engine of growth for a developing economy and play an important role in creating inclusive growth. SSEs contribute to economic development by creating employment for rural and urban population, providing flexibility and innovation through entrepreneurship and increase trade by diversifying economic activity.
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504-525
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E-Governance Initiatives In India: A Review. Parul Saini
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Growing awareness among citizens about their rights has changed the way of governance in India. Indian government has a vision of transforming the interaction between citizen-government at all levels by electronic mode by 2020. The objective of the paper is to provide an overview of various initiatives that has been taken in India for e-governance and what are the challenges that still exist in its way.
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Effect Of Recreational Activities For Improving Aggression And Self Injurious Behaviour Of Autistic Children. Nidhi Sharma
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To facilitate this study and reach up to the valid conclusion ten (10) autistic children from Mini Bright Future Mentally Challenged Scholl Gosianpur Punjab (India) were selected as subjects for this study randomly. All the subjects were divided into two equal groups namely Experimental Group (Recreational Training) and Control Group.
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539-546
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Political Leadership And Entrepreneurial Development Of Women In India Through Pris And Shgs. Aprajeeta Singh
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Any society that aims to empower itself and develop needs to focus on its weak sections. Women are the building blocks of a nation and therefore they need to have a choice in their lives. They need to have a say in decision making in their families. Empowerment of women also entails awareness and cognition of political rights and behaviours.
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547-554
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Financial Management In Informal Sector-A Study Of Micro Women Enterprisesof Kolkata Suburban. Ms. KeyaDas (Ghosh)
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The immense growth of female entrepreneurs in last two decades impacts both the society and the Indian economy. The traditional female role of "caretaker cum domestic unpaid help" has been replaced with the emergence of large number of women owned firms impacting the national employment scenario and national income.
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Returns To Efficient Utilization Of Processing Capacity - Empirical Evidence From Micro Level Study. K Varalakshmi
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This paper has investigated the effect of capacity use on profitability of meat production through a case study on processing plant of NRCM. Different scenarios were worked out and were compared to find out the optimum capacity utilization. The study found that Investment of Meat processing plant is not feasible at current utilization of capacity but it will be feasible and profitable at higher capacity utilization with some additional investment.
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579-608
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Assessment Of Istanbul's Potential To Be Cetre Of Finance. Osman Salih Kadi And Deniz Mutlu
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It is now very difficult for developing countries to reach the standard of the economic market that the developed countries attained with globalization. Along with technology, strategic location, history, cultural texture and structure; economic power is one of the most important features to have in development of countries.
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Changing Normative Patterns In An Urban Setting: A Study With Special Reference To Gender Relations In Indian Society. Anita Misra Shukla
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The present paper is an endeavor to explore the changing normative patterns emerging out of men-women relations in an urban society. The study highlights the value preferences made by the population, which is residing in one of the cosmopolitan city of India. Since the city has a large heterogeneous population and is facing rapid transformation in terms of family values and gender relations, the perception towards socio cultural categories such as caste and gender is undergoing change.
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Increasing Muslimpopulation In India: Politics Versus Realities. Md. Iqbal Sultan
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Very recently Central Government of India released the religious census report although the last census report was published almost four years ago. From the report we came to know that Hindus constituted 79.8 per cent of the population, compared to 80.5 per cent in 2001. On the other hand the percentage of Muslim population was increased 13.43% to 14.23% during 2001 to 2011.
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GENOTOXICITY and HISTOPATHOLOGICAL changes due to toxic effect of cadmium in Albino mice. Rajesh Ku. Meher, Namita Nayak and Dr. Bhaskar Behera
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Heavy metal toxicity is great life threatening problem for every organism including human. Heavy metal becomes toxic when they are not metabolized by the body and accumulate in soft tissue. Cadmium is a heavy metal that causes several diseases in human and has been classified as human carcinogen.
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647-657
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Comparing with Problem and Cooperative Based Learning Method Applied in Primary Schools on The Success of The Students
Emine Nedime Korucu, Renan Şeker
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This study is made in order to compare the success of the students, their interest to the Science Lectures and their ability of remembering the things on the effects of their levels due to the Techniques of teaching Sience Lectures with Problem-based Learning (PBL) and Cooperative-Learning (CL). The central place of the research is the primary schools in Konya. For example, in Vali Çetinkaya Primary school, a study which has been operated by 7th grade students is conducted through the implementation of pretest-final test and reminder test. The unit titled „Journey to the Inner Structure of Item‟ has been taught in 7th grade students for 5 weeks time and in order to carry out our research, this unit is taught with the help of CL in one of the classes while teaching the same unit with PBL to the other class. A test is used to determine the students‟ level of success. This test‟s reliability exponent is Cronbachα =0.823 and it consists of 30 questions. In addition to this, a behavior scale (α=0.786) which consists of 30 sections is used to determine the students‟ perspectives to science. In research; the students‟ scores from pre-experiment and final test and the reminder test which has been implemented ten weeks later after the lesson and their perspectives to science are evaluated as dependent variable, the implemented teaching methods are evaluated as independent variable.At the end of the research, the datas which deal with the level of success and attitudues to science are compared by using SPSS and t-test. In final research, it is concluded both methods which have been implemented have similar effects on students‟ success but PBL creates a positive result compared to the CL method in terms of attitude. Moreover, the scores of the reminder test which has been implemented 10 weeks after the lesson suggests that There is a significant difference between the posttest and recall test achievement scores of the students in the group with CL method (p<0.05). This result shows that students who teach lessons with the CL and PBL method have forgotten some of what they have learned for 10 weeks. In conclusion, it is agreed that there is no appreciable difference between PBL and CL in terms of level of success. But both methods are affected positively in science education.
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Industrial, Technical and Vocational Education in Ancient India: With Special Reference to Artisans and Craftsmen
Dr. Arun Kumar Singh
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Industrial, technical and vocational education in ancient India was not as developed as the education of other types. But there was some provision for this type of education in ancient India. The basis of such type of education was to build up her own economic life and prosperity. Through the ages luxuries and other articles have been turned out by her cottage industries and handicrafts. Education on arts and crafts was flourished in ancient-India by method of industrial crafts production and a form of artistic activity. Before the introduction of machinery every article of domestic use was produced by hand. So these craftsmen and artisans became the keystone of a developing commerce. They organised guilds which absorbed their sons in their profession. This techniques passed down in families for generations and even apprenticeship was a quasi-paternal relationship. After the introduction of machinery there has been a lot of change in the traditional craftsmanship.
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658-662
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Sudesh Kumar Sharma
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663-670
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Problems of Micro-finance in India : A Study
Mani Bhushan Kumar
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Microfinance uses as a tool for eliminating poorness in Republic of
India and other developing nations. Microfinance evolutionary growth has given an
excellent chance to the rural people to achieve affordable economic, social and
cultural empowerment, leading to higher living standard and quality of life.
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671-680
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COST EFFECTIVE USE OF WATER RESOURCES FOR AGRICULTURE
Pawan
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The current examination essentially targets discovering financially savvy model for enhancing utilization of
water for agriculture has been embraced. As the dry spell inclined regions are the most severally influenced
zones, it has been chosen to discover geological attainability of such model in the Drought Prone tahsilli ke
Shirur. The current examination expects to respond to these exploration questions and targets structuring the
system. The issues of dry season inclined territories are seen in the investigation territory and subsequently it
might be pertinent to dry spell inclined zones in the state and nation.
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681-688
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689-693
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वैदिकशिक्षा एवं आश्रमव्यवस्था में कुलपुरोहित तथा आचार्य का महत्त्व
डा छोटीबाई मीणा
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694-700
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A STUDY OF THE NOVEL GREAT EXPECTATIONS BY CHARLES DICKENS
SHAISTA YASMEEN
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Great Expectationsis novel by Charles Dickens. It was first published in serial form in the publication. All the year around from
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701-708
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Swami Shraddhanand: Development of His Political Ideology
Dr. Vedpal Rana
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709-716
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SOCIAL THOUGHTS IN THE VACHANAS OF AMBIGARA
CHOUDAYYA
Dr. RAMESH ACHAR
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717-723
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