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Behind The Bahubali Box Office Collections.
Swamy Kalva
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The article mainly deals with the reasons behind the record-breaking collections of the movie bahubali. And it also tries to understand the plot of the movie and compares the movie with the rise of Narendra Modi's rise from Godhra massacre to the Prime minister position.
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1-6
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An Empirical Study On The Role Of Social Media And Society With Regard To Indian Judiciary.
B.JayaSuriyan
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The present paper deals with the role of social media with regard to Indian judiciary Social media is one of the great power to make anything grow or to demolish and it plays major role in Indian judiciary.
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7-58
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Economic Recession And Industrial Growth In Nigeria.
Egbulonu, Kelechukwu Godslove,Dim Henry Chinedu And Agba Ugochukwu Pascal
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This paper studied economic recession and industrial growth in Nigeria between the periods Jan 2016 to Dec 2017. The major objective of this research is to assess the industrial sector's growth for the period with a view to determining the extent to which the economic recession indices have affected its growth.
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59-77
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The Effect Of Modern Songs On Folk Marriage Songs : A Case Study Among Bhil Mina.
Geeta Shahu
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In India every community have their own way of living and the different and unique culture. Meena is a tribal community in Rajasthan and they comes under category of Schedule tribes. They have their indigenous culture and their way of livelihood is totally different from other communities. Wedding is a great event among them. It shows everything about marriage, social obligations, kinship bonds, traditional values, emotional, sentiment and economic aspects of the society.
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78-87
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Social Media Utilisation Among Youth.
Adnan Abdulrahman Naef Farhan And Dr. Varghese P. A.
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Social media are tools of communication and collaboration through the exchange of text, images, video, live streaming and presentation. It has become the most common activity of today's youth. Websites that allow people to communicate with others is considered as social media, such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, WeChat, Snapchat, telegram etc.
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88-96
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The Traditional Institutions Of The Kukis Living In The Dima Hasao District Of Assam.
Lienkhomang Changsan And Dr. Alpana Borgohain
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The system of administration in the tribal society has of late caught the interest of many researchers especially in the field of social science. In this regard, the Kukis living in the Dima Hasao district of Assam have their own set of administration system from a very long period of time.
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97-105
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A Study of Stress among Adolescent students in relation to their Emotional Maturity and Family Climate.
Parul Aggarwal
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The present research study has been intended to know thelevel of stress among adolescent students in relation to their emotional maturity and family climate. For this purpose, a sample of 200 students of IX grade of different schools of Amritsar city was taken. Results had shown that stress had a significant and negative correlation with emotional maturity of adolescent students.
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106-117
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Outsourcing In Indian Banking Sector, A Competitive Pressure And Customer Satisfaction: A Critical Analysis.
Dr. Dipankar Baidya
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Within the frame of corporate management in today's ever- changing financial world, there is the delicate task of taking firm decision or commitments. One of such is that of a firm concentrating efforts on particular skills or core business activities or service and letting others provide non-core services. A study of the situation in India provides an understanding of fear of the unknown or better still insecurity.
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118-129
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Day Of The Week Effect Of Stock Returns: Empirical Evidence From Bombay Stock Exchange.
Dr. Rupinder Katoch
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A number of studies have been carried out from time to time both in the developed and developing economies to test the presence of anomalies in stock returns. Day of the week effect is the most commonly tested method to check the presence of seasonal anomalies. Previous empirical studies have strongly supported that seasonal anomalies do exist in stock markets.
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130-138
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Factors Influencing Quality Of Work Life - A Study With Reference To Level Of Agreement By Women Entrepreneurs.
Dr. (Mrs.)T.Palaneeswari And Mrs.S.Grahalakshmi
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Women entrepreneur is a person who accepts challenging role to meet her personal needs and become economically independent. Issues are so demanding that it imbalance the family and work life due to job pressure and conflicting interests. A proper work life balance can have positive effects on women entrepreneurs' well-being. Now-a-days, Women entrepreneur plays a key role in opening up new opportunities for promoting growth of the organization through quality of work life.
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139-158
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Midas Ventures:A Case Of A Financial Services Aggregator.
Sudarshan Seshanna And Meera Seshanna
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On a balmy winter afternoon in 2014, Sachin Gupta, Promoter, Midas Ventures, is reviewing a presentation on his laptop sent to him by his team. The presentation highlights strong potential for the start-up company to leverage prospects among retail, SME and institutional clients for investments in banking and financial services.
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159-162
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Residents Welfare Association:Its Influence And Uses For Publics With Special Reference To Kottayam District Of Kerala State In India.
Dr Sreekumar D Menon And Sri K.M.Radhakrishna Pillai
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Residents' Associations are formed by groups of people from a specific geographic community who come together to address issues within their local area and acts as a voice of their local community .In one form or other they existed since the mid nineteenth century.
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The Influence Of Family Related Issues On Alcoholism Among Construction Labourers.
Mr. J. Vinoth kumar. And Rev. Dr. F. Andrew
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To study the influence of family related issues on alcoholism among construction labourers in Tiruchirappalli city, Tamil Nadu.
Design: This study is an exploratory study. 100 construction labourers were selected through Proportionate Random Sampling Method. Interview Schedule was the tool used to collect the primary data.
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174-190
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A Study On The Role Of Family Influenced Self Identity Crisis Among Female Secondary Students.
Dr. Bapi Mishra
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Identity can assure the effective manifestation of human essence by which an individual will be able to perform with complete potentialities. It is an indicator of a confident personality which can perform appropriately in the always changing society with positively. Identity crisis is also known as role confusion as per the characteristics of the situation.
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Inclusion Of Innovations Into The Nigerian Automobile Engineering Prospectus.
V. M. Dagala,A. B. Udin And M. Z. Bin. Mat Saman
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The improved number of new sub-systems in modern automobiles intended to improve upon their safety, economy and comfort among other things have made them more sophisticated and complex to maintain.
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212-223
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Measuring The Service Quality Of Scheduled Commercial Banks At The Grassroots Level Of Assam.
Dr. Basanta Kalita
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Banking sector reforms are logical extension of market oriented economic reforms pursued in India since 1991. Reform measures were aimed to increase efficiency and robustness of the sector. The paper is based on a study to examine the impact of reforms on operational efficiency of banking at the grassroots.
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224-239
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Straits Of Malaccamaritime Strategicinterest Towards Japan.
Noraini Zulkifli
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Straits of Malaccawaterways is an important sea-lanes to Japan, not only for economy purpose but also in strategic aspect. But that area is not a Japan's territories. So it is impossible to Japan to endure this waterways safe from maritime threats. Using data and research findings from 2001- 2016, this article will debate about Japan's role to enhance the maritim security in straits of Malacca.
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240-259
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Training Of Smallholder Farmers And Food Security In Siaya County, Kenya.
Tedson Richard Nyongesa And Olala Gilbert Owuor
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The way training of smallholder farmers contributes to food security remains a key challenge not only in Kenya but also worldwide. Despite the fact that smallholder farmers are the main rural actors in agriculture, they still experience food insecurity due an array of socioeconomic challenges that exists.
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260-276
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Financial Stability At Microcredit Organizations And Application Of "PEARLS" Model In Internal Control.
Rakhimov Alisher Abdurasulovich
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This article is devoted to the research of methodological issues of financial stability at microcredit organizations and application of "PEARLS" model in internal control.
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277-285
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Legal Aid: A Way To Empower The Society.
Dr. Rakhi K. Kataria
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This paper deals with the concept of legal aid. Legal aid has a close relationship with the welfare state, and the provision of legal aid by a state is influenced by attitudes towards welfare. Legal aid is a welfare provision by the state to people who could otherwise not afford counsel from the legal system.
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286-294
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Massive Open Online Courses (Moocs) : A New Era Of Higher Learning.
Manas Das
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One of the major technological advancements in online learning is Massive Open Online Course. It is a platform for learners around the world to have access to quality education through the internet.
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295-311
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The Adjective Comparison Of West Imagination Works And Persian Painting.
Mehrdad Ahmad Amiraghaie
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Principles before new thoughts and modernism artists view was between quality of seeing and insight (objective an subjective) are rules and principles that are executed in west imagination arts.
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312-325
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Do Self-Employment Opportunities Through Group Activities Impact Standard Of Living In Developing Economies? A Study On Select Urban Areas Of North-East India.
Pradeep Kumar Chakravarty And Debasis Neogi
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Socio-economic development through the group approach has been an acceptable, successful and popular approach in the present-day world. That's why empowering the Self-help Groups (SHGs) has been an approach towards socio-economic development and poverty alleviation both in the urban and rural areas in India and many developing countries of the world.
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326-360
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Monitoring and Evaluation Challenges in Development Projects in Tanzania.
Dr Isaack Michael Mchumi Nguliki
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This paper examines key challenges of monitoring and evaluation in development projects in Tanzania. Descriptive analysis is employed to exploration of primary data collected from 57 specialists and practitioners with considerable experience in project and programme management in Tanzania.
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Monitoring And Evaluation: Experience From Small holder Farmers Training Feedback In Tanzania.
Dr Isaack Michael Mchumi Nguliki
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This paper presents monitoring and evaluation aspects of training drawing from field experience of 50,000 smallholder farmers trained on good agronomic practices and post-harvest management in maize crop value chain in Tanzania. Training feedback was collected through evaluation questionnaire administered to 2,000 respondents selected randomly with gender lense among beneficiary farmers.
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Community Based Monitoring And Evaluation:An Application Of CGMETT Tool In Assessing CBNRM Project In Tanzania.
Dr Isaack Michael Mchumi Nguliki
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This paper presents experience in community based monitoring and evaluation using Community Governance and Management Effectiveness Tracking Toolin community based natural resources management project in Tanzania.The CGMETT tool was administered in year 2016 through focus goup discussion among eight CBOs namely WMAs (3), CBFMs (3) and BMUs (2) in three districts for 110 total participantsof whom 24% were female.
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382-388
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A Study On Consumer Behavior And Preference In Passenger Car Market - Andhra Pradesh.
Mr J Madan Mohan, Dr R. Raghu And Dr Ashok Kumar Katta
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Consumer preferences combined with their budget culminates into final purchase which the automobile industries need to tap. The paper evaluates a Engel-Coleman-Blackwell model through which consumer preferences can be determined which is a four stage process of Input, Information, Decision process and variable Influencing.
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389-399
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"A Critical Review On Heavy Metal Polluted Soils With Their Impact On Plants As Well As Environment".
Narendra Kumar Bhatt And H.N. Gour
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Soils dirtied with heavy metals have turned out to be regular over the globe because of increment in geologic and anthropogenic exercises. Plants developing on these soils demonstrate a diminishment in development, execution, and yield. Bioremediation is a successful strategy for treating heavy metal contaminated soils.
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400-412
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Public Relations In Central Public Sector Enterprises: Maharatna, Navratna And Miniratna Cpses.
Dr. Ramesh Chandra Pathak
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In the wake of accomplishing autonomy, the policy makers of our nation embraced the blended economy. The essential target of embracing a blended economy was to give level with significance to the public and private enterprises, to guarantee the social commitments towards the nation.
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413-432
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Preventing Climate Change: Sine Qua Non For Sustainable Development.
Sonia Varma
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Climate change is one of the major challenges facing the world today. It is a global environmental problem which has been receiving intense political attention both at domestic and international levels. The need of the hour is to think about sustainable solutions which are not just temporary but also taking into account the needs of future generations.
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433-441
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The Influence of Organisational Climate and Culture on Employees' Work Motivation: A Case Study at Kupang State Agricultural Polytechnic.
Feby Y. E. Liunome
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The study aimed to identify the influence of organisational climate and organisational culture on work motivation of employees at Kupang State Agricultural Polytechnic. Data were collected from the participants using questionnaires. The participants (n=65) were the employees at Kupang State Agricultural Polytechnic.
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442-460
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ICT In Higher Education: Issues, Challenges And Opportunities.
Khayrul Kabid Biswas
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Education from the very ancient time has played a greater role in respect of social and economic change. If we consider specially equality, accessibility and qualitative traits, such type of changes can be observed in the education system in India.
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461-470
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Influence of Performance appraisal on service delivery in Tvet Institutions in Western Region,Kenya.
Charles Lwanga Yogo,Ofwa Joanes Otieno Wu'Adongo, Arvinlucy Onditi And Michael Odiwuor
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Performance contracting was adopted intertiary institutions as a tool for account ability and realization of service delivery when it first came into operational in the year 2008. However,the Government continues to experience the problem of delay sand resistance of putting all its key institutions on performance contracting,most trade unions.
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471-479
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Problems Faced And Safety Instruments Used By Female Ragpickers Involve In Informal Sector In Urban Area Of District, Sirsa Haryana.
Meenu Rani
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Trash picking is an inferior and exploitative economic activity in the urban informal section. Rag pickers collect the waste items like paper, iron, cutlery, metal objects pieces and plastics for their livelihood. Data is collected from the primary source.
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480-487
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Values Of Fine Arts Students: A Psychological Study.
Dr. Harish kumar. C.V And Dr.H.Sylaja
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This study investigated the values in variables of music, dance and painting students. The objective of this study was to show the significant differences in values of fine arts students. Participants in this study (N=352) are 146 were chosen from music students. 103 were dance and painting students each.
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488-496
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Problems Faced By Pottery Making Handicraft Units - An Empirical Analysis With Special Reference To Kuninoor In Tirunelveli District.
Dr. B.Revathy And Ms. P.Merlin
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Many handcrafters use natural some even entirely indigenous, materials while others may prefer modern, non-traditional materials, and even up cycle industrial materials. The individual artisanship of a handcrafted item is the paramount criterion; those made by mass production or machines are not handicraft goods.
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497-511
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Domestic Violence: An Appraisal Of Initiatives In India.
Pallavi Kapila And Rupinder Aulakh
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History has corroboratedthat many transformations in the society have taken place with the contribution of women. Women comprise an important part of the society that they act as the steering force either to rejuvenate orannihilate the society.
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512-521
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The Effect Of Barnum Statements And Moon Sign Predictions In Subjective Validation.
Dr. Sherin V George and Dr. H. Sylaja
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Visual imagery is a widely used sports psychological intervention technique. It is the mental creation or recreation of sensory experiences that appear to the person imagining them to be similar to the actual event. Numerous experiments conducted on the effect of visual imagery training show positive results like performance improvement and concentration.
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522-527
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Altruism And General Well-Being Among Adults.
Ashwini U R And Indumathy J
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In today's world there are a lot of human beings but very little humanity. The current investigation follows the descriptive research designed to explore the people's mind set and the actions that lead them to what are who they are now. A person is said to be altruistic when he or she is selflessly concern for the well-being of others.
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528-540
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Approaches To Understanding Mid-Career Crisis Of Working Women.
Gurpreet kaur
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This paper tends to explore the existing literature to understand and interpret diverse approaches concerning mid career working women. Mid career stage is characterised by the web of social influences having multiple impacts on the career aspirations of working women.
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541-550
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Reactions To Frustration Among Physical Education And Arts Students.
Sruthi P And Dr. Sandhya Aravind C.A
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Frustration arises when ones motivation to achieve a desired goal is blocked. The reactions to frustrations also known as defence mechanisms in which they try to defend individuals from the psychological effect of a blocked goal. It has a direct influence on the children at adolescent period especially for those studying for physical training and arts.
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551-557
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A Study On Role Of Service Co-Operative Bank To The Agriculture Growth Of Kuttoor Region-Study Conducted At Kuttoor Service Co-Operative Bank.
Sheril G Kadavan
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India is an agricultural based country and its 70% of population stay in rural area. Agriculture, has gained its importance in the era of civilization itself. In agriculture dominated rural sector, co-operative banks play a vital role in bolstering the common individual and financing his business and personal needs.
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558-578
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Emotional Intelligence And Professional Adjustment Of Secondary School Teachers.
Sutapa Bose And Abhijit Guha
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Education system around the world have changed a lot. In this changing scenario, teachers have to perform many duties simultaneously, which sometimes creates pressure on them. As a result, they fails to understand their students' emotions, not able to make healthy relation with their students and colleagues as well.
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579-590
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Impact Of Wto On Spices; With Special Reference To Pepper And Cardamom.
Raziya M
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India, the legendary land of spices, being an important group of agricultural commodity spices are considered as indispensible for flavoring food beverages, pharmaceuticals perfumery and cosmetic industry. Although different spices are produced in different countries of the world, India has the privilege of producing all types of spices like Black pepper, cardamom, chilies, ginger and turmeric etc thus India is regarded as the "home land of spices".
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591-600
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International North South Transport Corridor (INSTC) Connecting India Central -Asia.
Sanchita Chatterjee
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After having a thriving experience from India's Look East Policy, Indian policy makers initiated Connect Central Asia policy in 2012 to develop its relations with the energy rich region of Central Asia which would give boost to its foreign policy on various aspects.
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601-616
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Economic & Health Consequences Of Donating A Kidney : A Qualitative Study.
Saleha Khatoon And Vidya Vinutha Dsouza
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To determine the economic and health effects of a person from Gujrat, India, who has donated a kidney to one of his family members under pathetic economical situation.We conducted a qualitative case study that explored the experiences of a person who donated his kidney to his sister under non-favorable circumstances. This study is based on personal meeting, discussions, observations and interview.
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617-621
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Rsi Analysis Of Select Construction Companies In Nse Of India.
Dr. P. Karthikeyan And S. Dineshkumar
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Construction industry in India performs predominant role in the overall development of the country. This sector offers employment opportunity to about 40 million people in the Country and it contributes 8% of the GDP. Construction industry ranked third in terms of affecting other sectors.
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622-628
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Scoliosis Deformity And Childs' Fitness.
Dr. Karuna Sana And Dr. Krishna Banerjee (Biswas)
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In a society, healthy living depends on many components of three inter oven dimensions- Physical dimension, Mental dimension and Social dimension. Among them good posture and fitness are complementary to each other. So, if the posture is deviated from its normal condition then it may affect the fitness. So, the purpose of the present study was to find out the effect of scoliosis on Childs' speed and agility ability.
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629-636
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Social Inclusion Of Dalit Entrepreneurship Through Microenterprises Development: With Special Reference To Andhra Pradesh.
Balaji Vejju
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Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) sector plays a prominent role in the rural development by providing employment and income generation activities to economically and socially marginalised sections. Faster growth rate may not reach the root level of society.
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637-651
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Will To Happiness: The Ultimate Will?
Akhilesh Pathak
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The long-discussed dichotomy between "will" and "intellect" could also be explained through various other binaries - nature-culture, objective-subjective, immanent-non-immanent, a priori-a posteriori etc. The concept of will was also analyzed by Nietzsche who remained obsessed with "will to power" or wille zur macht, while Foucault dealt with the idea of "will to knowledge" in relatively recent decades.
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652-664
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US Health Care System And Social Insurance As It Applies To Older Asian Indian Immigrants In USA.
Shaju N George And Dr.Y.S.Siddegowda
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Access to health care in old age also depends very much on what individuals are protected by various health insurances and other forms of social insurance that people may be entitled to especially after retirement.
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665-677
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Harnessing Solar Energy For Domestic Use - Financial Viability.
Dr. K. Sridevi
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Amongst new Renewable energy sources, Solar energy is gaining importance. The United Nations Development Programme in its 2000 World Energy Assessment found that the annual potential of solar energy was 1,575-49,837 exajoules (EJ).
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678-698
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Visista Advaitha - Mukti.
P.Munirathnam
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The spiritual destiny of a mumuksu, according to Visistadvaita, is his attainment of the supreme abode of the Self, Paramapada. The ecstasy of union even in the mystic quest is only momentary, and has no security and stability.
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699-710
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"The Role And Position Of Kumbhar (Potter) In Balutedari System Of Medieval Maharashtra".
Mr. Kumbhar Ramchandra Vasant
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The Balutedari system was important part of socio-economic life in medieval Maharashtra and Kumbhar was it's important member. As a Balutedar,Kumbhar was found in every village of medieval Maharashtra. Also Kumbhar was a member of 'Panchkaruki System'. As a Balutedar, Kumbhar had given certain duties, which was traditional.
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711-717
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Psycho-Social Effectiveness On Behaviour Change Among Girls In Kirigiti Rehabilitation School, Kiambu County, Kenya.
Mokua Gilbert Maroko And Makena Hellen Kaluai
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The study was carried out to assess psycho-social effectiveness on behaviour change among incarcerated girls. To undertake this, forty girls out of one hundred and twenty from second and third year of sentence were studied.
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718-725
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The Rise Of The Phoenix: The Feministic Voice In The Poems Of Sylvia Plath.
Dr. Nidhi Mehta
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The present research paper, "The Rise of the Phoenix: The Feministic Voice in the poems of Sylvia Plath" examines and analyze the poetic world of the poetess concerned through confessional poetry. It depicts the poetic concerns from a female perspective with the purpose of identifying and comparing the poetess's strategy of response to the forces of oppression that exist in a gendered society.
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726-740
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Frequency Of Excietment Created By Different Television Programmes On Viewers.
Syamily. V B And Dr. Sherin. V. George
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There are different methods to estimate the acceptance of a television programme by general public. Direct surveys, questionnaires, observation studies and content analysis are the common methods used to evaluate a television programme. This study proposes a new, comparatively more accurate evaluation of television programmes using psycho-physiological measurement.
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741-750
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Psychological Correlates For Sustainability.
Dr. H. Sylaja And Akhil S.S
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This study try to establish emotional intelligence, social intelligence and creativity as mental sustainability and examines relationship between emotional intelligence, social intelligence and creativity among young adults with high education. The problem of the study is stated as "Psychological correlates for sustainability .
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751-758
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Employees Opinion On HRM Practices In State Bank Of India - A Study Of Nellore District.
Dr. P.Thanuja And Dr. Suja S.Nair
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This research paper examines the implementation of human resource management practices of State Bank of India, the leading Public Sector Bank in Nellore District. This study covers the opinions of employees relating to Training & Development procedures and Compensation practices followed in SBI with special reference to Nellore Region.
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759-769
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Perfectionism And Peer Pressure.
Mahima Sahi
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Perfectionism is often understood as being over critical of either self or others. The predominance of an unhealthy urge to do things perfectly is evident during adolescence so as to seek desirability from their peer group.
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770-781
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Vocational Interests Of Secondary School Students In Relation To Their Level Of Aspiration.
Jwel Hoque
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It is the simple reality that every people in the world have to choose any profession or work in their respective fields for sustaining their livelihoods. If the chosen profession is of their own choice and interest, then they can excel in their field of work and the productivity will be greater.
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782-792
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A Study Of Emotional, Social And Educational Adjustment Of Senior Secondary Students Of Panchkula.
Dr. Kompal Wadhawan
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Adjustment is a process by which a living organism maintains a balance between the needs and the circumstances. For living a happy and prosperous life adjustment is a pre-requisite condition. In every sphere of life, starting from birth till death we need healthy adjustment. The present study was conducted with the purpose to compare adjustment of senior secondary school students of Panchkula.
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793-803
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Teaching Effectiveness Of Teachers Of Private B.Ed. College In Relation To Their Gender And Locality.
Mostafijur Rahaman
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Teacher educationis an essential part of total education system. Teacher education refers to policies, procedures and designed to equip teachers with the attitudes, knowledge, behaviours and skills they require to perform their tasks effectively in the classroom, school and wider community. Teaching effectiveness is an important aspect to assurance the quality of teacher education.
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804-816
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"Tribal Area Development Programmes In India: Issues And Challenges".
Dr. Ranvir Singh
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Indian Tribes are the oldest inhabitants of India. In modern age these tribes are facing lots of challenges and problems for their survival. There natural habitats, resources, customs, rituals and traditions are facing a danger of extinct. For their betterment and upliftment, Government of India started many projects and developmental programmes.
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817-826
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Occupational stress among Secondary School Teachers in relation to gender and types of school.
Dr. Kamlesh Dhull
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The present study is related to occupational stress of secondary school teachers in relation to gender and types of school. A sample of 200 secondary school teachers was selected on the basis of stratified random sampling techniques. Descriptive Survey Method was used to conduct the study.
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827-835
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Exploring Attitudes Of Teachers' Towards Inclusive Education In Relation To Their Professional Attributes.
Rajni Nagpal
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Inclusive education is the practice of establishing heterogeneous classrooms in neighbourhood schools, where every child strives to accomplish individual goals while fully participating in social and academic activities. The study investigated the attitudes of teachers towards inclusive education in relation to their professional attributes.
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836-852
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Mental Health of Secondary School Students in Relation to Family Climate.
Dr. Amisha Singh and Dr. Sharmila Devi
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The present paper was aimed at finding out the relationship of family climate of secondary school students with their mental health. The data was analyzed statistically and was found that there exists a significant positive relationship of mental health with the family climate.
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853-861
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Creative Thinking Of Middle School Students In Relation To Their Socio Economic Status And Intelligence.
Jeenat Mehta and Dr. Jyoti Khajuria
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Present study is an attempt to study the creative thinking of middle school students in relation to socio economic status and intelligence. A sample of 200 students of 8th class of Sirsa district is selected randomly.
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862-871
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A Study Of Educational Aspirations Of Secondary School Students In Relation To Their Achievement Scores.
Dr. Mamta Chawla
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In today's world, education is a necessity, and for that reason, it has assumed an increasingly important role in future plans, especially for young people. During the educational process people gain necessary skills and competencies to be able to function on different competitive markets.
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872-880
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Women Empowerment In Rural Sector.
Dr. Shalini Devi
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The world has always been a man dominated world. In a man dominated society, where do women stand? Man has treated woman not as an equal partner but a mere slave. All men think that they have full right to control women and to kill their dreams and ambitions.
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881-889
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Cultural Diversity: Inclusive Learning For Culturally Diverse Learners.
Dr.Taruna C Dhall And Dr. Kamlesh Sandhu
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Amalgamation of rich heritage and deep rooted traditions of India are represented as a rainbow of socio-cultural diversity in terms of language, customs and tradition. Recognizing cultural diversity of India as a greatest gift, NCF-2005 draws attention towards the need to plan and deliver education in a manner that takes into account their unique characteristics and builds on the same to achieve inclusive goals of education.
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890-894
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Learner-Centred Teaching In Elementary School Need Of The Hour.
Dr. Digvijay Singh
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The teacher's attitude toward himself, his attitudes toward others, and what he wants from life determine for the most part how he works with his pupils. If, for example, a teacher decides to become a teacher because he wants to dominate and to manipulate others but doubts his ability to dominate adults, this will reflect itself in the way he works with children.
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895-915
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Occupational Stress And Gender As Indicators Of Organizational Commitment Among Secondary School.
Prof. (Dr.) Madhu Gupta And Sunita Kumari
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The present study was undertaken to examine the organizational commitment of secondary school teachers in relation to occupational stress and gender. Organizational commitment was treated as dependent variable whereas occupational stress (high occupational stress and low occupational stress) and gender (Male and Female) were treated as independent variables. Descriptive survey method was employed for the present study. A sample of 350 teachers was taken using multi-stage random sampling technique.
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916-928
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A Study On The Impact Of Academic Self-Efficacy And Academic Help-Seeking Behaviour On Goal Orientation Of Secondary School Students.
Dr.Gunjan Nasa And Prof. Hemant Lata Sharma
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The purpose of this study was to investigate the impact of academic self-efficacy, academic help-seeking behaviour on goal orientation (mastery goal orientation and performance goal orientation). A random sample of 600 students from secondary schools of Faridabad district had been divided equally on the basis gender, locale and type of school. Descriptive survey method was used by adapting Goal Orientation questionnaire (Elliot and McGregor, 2001), Academic self-efficacy scale (Muris 2001).
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929-940
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Work Motivation Of B.Ed. Students In Relation To Their Occupational Commitment.
Dr. Manju Dhingra
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Teachers are expected to fulfill all the basic requirements of the teaching learning situations, to make the learning situations pupil friendly and pronounce all possible efforts to make learning possible in a healthy way. For fulfillment of this objective it is required that training of prospective teachers must be committed and fully work motivated during the training.
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941-951
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Impact Of Celebrity Endorsement On Tourism Industry In India.
Poonam Kumari
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Aim of the Study: The aim of the study is to evaluate the potential consequences of celebrity endorsement in tourism industry in India. The study further attempts to explore the key celebrity characteristics which impact the selection of celebrity for the purpose.
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952-963
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Impact Of Global Market On Small Scale Industries In India.
M.KUMARAN
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This means organization is the foundation of management. In the management there are numerous tasks encouraging specializing skill to ensure higher productivity, proper direction, motivation, co-ordination controlling technical improvement, manpower management, decentralization etcIndia is agriculture base nation.
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964-969
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EFFECT OF YOGA THERAPY, SUPPLEMENTATION OF GOOSEBERRY WITH HONEY AND COMBINED INTERVENTION ON HEMOGLOBINCONCENTRATIONAMONG ANAEMIC ADOLESCENT GIRLS
Mrs. REEMA .C.K. , Dr. K. SEKARBABU
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This study aims to search out the effect of yoga therapy, gooseberry pulp with honey supplementation and combined treatment onHemoglobinconcentration of anaemic adolescent girls.
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970-976
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CHILD MARRIAGE AND THEIR IMPACT ON INDIAN SOCIETY
Jagvir Singh Maan
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In civilized society, child marriage has been accepted as a negative indicator and a big challenge for human development. Due to this, children are deprived of getting full education. They do not get opportunities for skill development. The responsibilities arising out of marriage deprive them of the right to flourish and dream about their lives. The same survey shows that 31 percent of women face emotional, physical and sexual violence. The society which argues that marriage at a young age strengthens the moral standards of society is well aware that in some contexts, marriage also gives men the social right to commit violence against women. According to 2016 data, 29 out of 100 women are victims of physical or sexual violence by their husbands. It is a matter of genuine concern that a large number of child marriages still take place in India. A recent report has revealed that in several states of North India, one crore men and three and a half crore women still suffer from child marriages. While every third person of Rajasthan is a victim of child marriage, Uttar Pradesh, the state with the largest population of the country, is the top in child marriage. 13.5 lakhs in Uttar Pradesh, 7.5 lakhs in Rajasthan, five lakh people have been married in Madhya Pradesh. The rate of child marriage is relatively high in Uttar Pradesh's leading districts Ghaziabad, Allahabad, Agra, Jaipur in Rajasthan, Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh and Indore, Faridabad in Haryana. Recently, the Central Government has also admitted in an affidavit filed in the Delhi High Court that the practice of child marriage is going on in many parts of the country. A major loss from child marriage is falling on their education. The children or girls whose child is married, if they are going to school also, their studies are first abandoned. This paper will attempt to discuss different aspects of child marriage in India
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977-987
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CLAIM SETTLEMENT MECHANISM OF HEALTH INSURERS IN
INDIA: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS
Dr.Bino Joy
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Health insurance in India is a fastest growing segment in the insurance sector
due to increase in the life style diseases, rising awareness about health insurance,
increase in the average income level etc. Liberalisation paved the way for entering
private players in the insurance market. Now there are four public sector insurance
companies, eighteen private sector insurers, six stand-alone insurance companies and
two specialised insurers providing health insurance coverage to the customers. It is
seen that the growth rate as well as the AAGR of premium of public sector companies
is higher in comparison with private sector companies.Incurred claim ratio of public
general insurance companies is higher than that of private sector general insurers.
Number of claims paid over the years seems to be greater than the number of claims
repudiated and claims pending. The claims of higher values are either prone to
repudiation and/or pending by the insurers. This has become a matter of serious
concern amongst policyholders’ losing confidence in the insurance claim management,
leading to poor customer satisfaction and low retention and policy renewals. Hence;
the insurance sector is required to expedite the handling and claims settlement
mechanism proactively and promptly
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988-998
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E-Commerce in India: A Status and Strategic Approach for Marketing
Dr. Sarita Rana
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The current century is the age of Information. The technological advancement in
the field of electronics, computers and internet has entered into every walk of life and
revolutionized the era of information in the 21st century. A kind of explosion in the
application of information technologies has turned the ambition of managing business
electronically anywhere globally into a reality. The term Commerce has been reshaped into
Electronic Commerce or popularly known as E-Commerce. E-commerce is the performing
of business transactions of trade and commerce electronically, i.e., buying or selling of
goods, services and information as a product over the Internet. It is important to mention
here that information has also become a product in the present times. Electronic commerce
seems possible on the basis of technologies such as online transactions, electronic data
interchange (EDI), inventory management systems, mobile commerce, electronic funds
transfer, supply chain management, online retailing, online auctions, Internet marketing,
electronic bulletin boards and automated data collection systems. E-commerce has grown
at an incredible speed in the first decade of the present century that it is no longer a concept
now rather a market force to boost up the global economy. In this manner, E-Commerce
has enabled new forms of businesses along with novel ways of performing transactions of
trade and commerce. Thus E-Commerce has unleashed a new revolution in the global
world.
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999-1006
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Critical Evaluation of Child Labor in India: With Special Reference to
Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh
Prince Chhabra
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If the total strength of child labor in the country in evaluated we can see that it constitutes
around 10.3% of total work force. This percentage has increased from 5.01% in 1971 to
5.81 in 1980 and 7.8% in 2001. This is also a fact that most of the child labors are
engaged in rural areas of the country, this is because that in the rural areas there are a
number of problem like poverty, droughts, floods, employment, etc., and the children of the
family are forced to work for earning some extra money to feed the other members. There
are certain facts that one cannot deny like family issues, drought, flood, etc. because of
which all the respective family members including children are forced to work for earning
bread. This present study will evaluate the scenario of child labour in the country,
considering Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh as sample.
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1007-1016
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Paper in Sanskrit
Dr. Satayvrat Mishr
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1017-1019
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WOMEN'S EDUCATIONAL SITUATION IN INDIA
Dr. Swargesh Kumar
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Women education in India has a major preoccupation of both the
government and civil society as educated women can play a very important role in the
development of the country. When women who contribute almost half of the population are
empowered it will strengthen the national economy. Education is considered as
amilestoneforwomenempowermentbecauseitenablesthemtorespondtothechallenges; This
paper discusses the impact of education on empowerment of women as well as the
challenges and changes that we must have to deal with during the process. We call
forarenewedemphasisonrelevant,qualityandholisticeducationtoensure the desiredresults.
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1021-1034
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Impact of Mid Day Meal Scheme on Nutritional Status of Primary School
Children in District Deoria
Kajal Shahi
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Children are the most vulnerable group that suffers from malnutrition and nutritional deficiency. The research question is- does the
mid-day meal scheme have an impact on the nutritional status of school children (7-11 years) in District Deoria ? This was a crosssectional study conducted at five government primary schools Mid Day Meal (MDM)) and five private primary schools Non-Mid Day
Meal (NMDM)) of rural areas of five block in District Deoria in which children of similar socio-economic status were studied. Simple
random sampling was used for selection of children. Study variables taken were height, weight , Body Mass Index (BMI) and clinical
assessment. The age of children was found similar at the time of admission and fee structure was found to be almost same in both
the schools. Results of the study indicated that the nutritional status of MDM school children was better than NMDM school children
but lower than the ICMAR standard . The study reveals good nutritional status of almost Mid Day Meal school children receiving
mid day meal (MDM) every day. The study concluded that there was Mid Day Meal scheme better impact on nutritional status of
MDM school children in District Deoria .
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1035-1040
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Paper in hindi
Dr Rashmi Gupta
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1041-1045
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Role of Music and Visual arts in the present world order
Dr. (Mrs.) Amrita
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1046-1051
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Women Characters in Arun Joshi’s The Last Labyrinth – A Prototype
of Values
Dr. Manisha
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Indian English writers in the post -independence period have made an effort to address themselves
to a Western audience and have a desire to define and interpret the East for its benefit. In the
process, they rediscovered their country and their own special characteristics. Progress of the West
lies in its materialism, but the crowning glory of the East is its spiritual achievement. Arun Joshi
tried to view with serenity the challenges of contrasting cultures through the women characters.
There is a sharp contrast between the women of traditional society and modern materialistic society.
The present paper aims to discuss transversal values of two worlds through women characters in
Arun Joshi‟s The Last Labyrinth.
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1052-1058
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A STUDY ON AN IMPACT OF SERVICE QUALITY ON CUSTOMER
SATISFACTION WITH REGARD TO BANKING SECTOR WITH REFERENCE TO
AHMEDABAD CITY.
Margi Choksi, Dr.Priyanka Bhatt
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The main purpose of this research is to study the impact of service quality on customer
satisfaction with regard to banking sector. As financial institutions and banks play a vital role in
economy.
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1059-1062
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Youth and Education in 21st Century
Prabhat Kumar
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As a positive gradient, education plays the valuable role in all parts of human life. Fooding, clothes
and houses are very basic things of life. But education has its own importance to live a respectable
life. Even for a long time, we cannot earn the basic needs or necessities of life without education.
In the ancient time of India, the ‘Upanayana’ ceremony was known for the beginning of education.
With the completion of education, all educated people were called by respectful name ‘dvijo’.
‘Dvijo’ was considered as the second born of any educated person after the biological birth. It was
reflecting the enlighten personality of educated person. Thus, we can say that, education was
considered as the significance part of human life in our society for very long time. In this paper the
role and importance of education in youth has been discussed deliberately.
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1063-1065
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Paper in Hindi
Dr. Lalan Paswan
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1066-1075
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A study on Origin and Definition of Tribe and their Acceptance in the Society
Swati Kumari
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The term „tribe‟ originated around the time of the formation of the Greek city –states and the early formation of the Roman Empire. The Latin term “Tribus” has since been transformed to mean “a group of persons forming a community and claiming decent from a common ancestor” (Oxford English Dictionary).
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1076-1079
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‘PARTICIPATION OF WOMEN IN RURAL WORKFORCE IN BIHAR’
Dr. Ritu Kumari
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When we examine the data across different classes, castes and landholding groups, we
find that there are significant differences among the categories with respect to all the three criteria.
Women from households of higher status, be it with respect to any of the three criteria, participate
less in non-agricultural wage work
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1079-1083
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Impact of Yoga on Mental Health in Adolescence
Dr. Pragati Kumari
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Yoga practice has been shown to be beneficial for the physical and mental health of adolescence. It can promote certain higher
mental functions in adolescence with normal health. It helps adolescence with diagnosed mental health problems like anxiety, eating disorders, attention deficit hyperactivity disorde
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1084-1087
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Swami Vivekananda- An Apostle of Philosophical Insight in the West
Parshant Sethi
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Great men are of no particular race or class. They are the flagbearers of knowledge, wisdom and
intellect for the entire human race. Few people have influenced the psyche and psychological
aptitude of generations as Swami Vivekananada has. When we make a list of the most virtuous,
most dedicated persons who tried to bring about an evident change in the outlook of the people
around them, three or four names come to our mind- Aristotle, Socrates, Leo Tolstoy and that young
ascetic from India- Narendra Nath or the more popular name- Swami Vivekananda
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1088-1093
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ANALYSIS OF CAUSE OF UNEMPLOYMENT IN CURRENT MARKET SCENARIO
Dr Sachchidanand Yadav
Abstract:
This paper examines the cause of unemployment in India in current market scenario.
Government is rightly concerned about creating jobs for youth and rising levels of youth
unemployment because of not only direct economic costs but also social issues related problems
like as poverty, acid attacks, violence against women on her working place, drugs, labour force,
inadequate education planning, inappropriate education system, new-liberal economic policy,
various causes of poor placements.
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1182-1190
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A SENSE OF DOUBLE CONSCIOUSNESS IN AMIT CHAUDHURI SELECT NOVELS
IRSHAD HUSSAIN SHAH
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1191-1196
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DALIT LITERATURE AND MARXISM –A STUDY
Yasmeen Mughal
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it is universally acknowledged that literature is the mirror of society which keeps on reflecting the mistakes through its own imaginative poetic power since ages.
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1197-1202
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Role of Financial Inclusion in Attaining Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs)
Rupam Vijay
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The concept of Financial Inclusion is gaining popularity worldwide. It offers financial services at affordable price to the downtrodden sections of the society.
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1203-1206
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CHRONOLOGICAL PROGRESSION OF CONSUMERISM AS A MOVEMET
Ms. Marinal Gupta
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Before exploring into the tangibleand materialpillars of consumer protection legal regime, it is imperativethat certain principles underlie numerous
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1207-1220
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भारतीय राजनीति क े समक्ष साम्प्रदायिकता की चुना ैती
संजू चैधरी
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1221-1232
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Ethno-nationalism and Self-rule: Questions of Federal Institution Building in Northeast India
Bidhan S Laishram
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Federalism and democracy are less studied in terms of their complementarity. Even as they have remained ̳non-communicating discourses‘ for a
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1233-1247
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बालकृष्ण भट्टः एक श्रेष्ठ निबन्धकार
डाॅ॰ सुनीता खुराना
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1248-1253
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THE CHEMICAL WEAPONS SHOULD WE WORRY CHEMICAL WEAPONS
AND TERRORIST OUTFITS
DR SHIEKH QAZAFEE HASSAN & DR SHOWKAT AHMAD DAR
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The Chemical weapons‟ are the weapons of mass destruction which can inflict gruesome
injuries to the humans to large extent.
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1254-1263
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युवाओं मं उभरते नूतन मूल्य
डा0 मौहम्मद अय्यूब
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1264-1273
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भारत में महिला शिक्षा के समक्ष चुनौतियाँ
डाॅ0 फ़ैज़ान अहमद
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1274-1283
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Gestalt Therapy: Finishing the Unfinished Business
Kanupriya
Abstract:
Gestalt therapy was founded by Frederick “Fritz” Perls and collaborator Laura Perls and
Paul Goodman. They provided a sophisticated clinical alternative based on strong
theoretical background to the other two prevalent theories of their day: Behaviourism and
Classical psychoanalysis. This article aims to explore the underlying basis of techniques
and interventions used in gestalt therapy and their application in clinical practice.
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1284-1288
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A CRITICAL STUDY OF RIGHT TO BE FORGOTTEN
Dr. Harish Kumar Sharma
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1289-1295
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Women As Portraited in Folktales
Dr. Abdul Jalil Choudhury
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Folktale is an important genre of folklore. Folktales are the stories passed down through
generations, mainly by telling.
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1303-1306
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Development of innovative household articles reusing discarded garments.
Mrs. Priyanka
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Folktale is an important genre of folklore. Folktales are the stories passed down through
generations, mainly by telling.
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1307-1311
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संगीत एक मोक्ष प्रदायिनी कला
डॉ. संगीता गोरंग
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1317-1320
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Family and Neighborhood Socioeconomic Status & Temperament
Development from Childhood through Adolescence
Dr.Jyotsna Singh
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The different personalities of children have an impact on their mental health, the quality of
their interactions with their peers, and their level of academic achievement.
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1321-1327
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Jupji De Naitik Sarokar
Dr Harbans singh
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1328-1338
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ROLE OF INTERNET IN CHANGING SCENARIO OF LIBRARIES
Abda Khanum, Dr. Mainka
Abstract:
Libraries, like the world around us, have evolved as a result of the growth of Information
and Communication Technologies (ICTs)
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1339-1348
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Educational Development in Medieval India.
Dr. Samir Kumar Verma
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Many Mohammedan invasions took place in the early eighth century AD, particularly from the Mediterranean area.MahmudGhaznavi conquered the land and used the seized wealth to finance the establishment of a huge number of libraries and schools in his own country
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1349-1357
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Educational Institutional Evaluation, Performance Measurement and System
Management
Dr. Amandeep Kaur Dhaliwal
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The ideas and principles of evaluation and performance measurement that must
be used in order to measure and evaluate the policies and programs that will be
administered in educational institutions for the purposes of the management system of said
institutions.
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1358-1369
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1935 ਈ.ਦਾ ਗੌਰਮਿੰਟ ਆਫ਼ ਇੰਡੀਆ ਐਕਟ
ਮਨਦੀਪ ਕੌਰ
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1370-1375
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भारतीय-ज्ञानपरम्परा-संवाहकं संस्कृत-वाङ्मयम्
डॉ धनंजय मिश्र:
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1376-1385
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Terror in the Name of Religion: Some Insights
Dr. Arvinder Singh
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1386-1392
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STUDY OF NUTRATIVE VALUE OF LEPTADENIA PYROTECHNICA AND
WITHANIA SOMNIFERA IN BIKANER REGION
Dr. Raksha Mishra
Abstract:
It has been discovered what the nutritional content and elemental makeup of the various portions of the plants Withania somnifera and Leptadenia pyrotechnica are that are growing in the region of Bikaner.
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1393-1403
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STUDY ON PSYCHOLOGICAL SKILLS TRAINING PROGRAM FOR ATHLETES
Dheeraj Sangwan
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1404-1412
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A study of MNREGA with Special Reference to District Baramulla
Shabir Ahmad war
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1430-1434
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A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF NUMERICAL METHODS FOR SOLVING PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
SumamPanwar
Abstract:
This study compares and contrasts the numerical techniques used to solve partial differential equations (PDEs) with the goal of determining how effective these techniques are in different computational settings.
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1435-1449
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