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Bio Based Wood Plastic Composites : Marketing Technology Trends And Challenges In India.
V.Thiyagaraj
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Wood Plastic Composites (WPCs) appear today as one of the most dynamic sectors in the plastic industry. This study was aimed at identifying the technology and market trends of the WPCs industry in India.More research about the manufacturing process is needed in order to take full advantage of the natural attributes of fibers.
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Illicit Drug Trafficking And Its Negative Impacts On Youth In Kinondoni And Temeke Districts (Tanzania).
Mark Paul Diyammi and Stanley Japhet
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The paper focused on illicit drug trafficking and its negative impacts on youth in Dar es Salaam, particularly in Kinondoni and Temeke districts. A sample size of 70 respondents was employed so as to get relevant and reliable information concerning to the study and probability and non probability sampling procedures was employed to get this sample.
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7-27
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Usefulness Of Lord Krishna's Motivational And Managerial Skills For Modern Professional Management World.
Dr. Priyanka Gupta
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In professional world, whether you are working for an organization or are doing your own business or even you are doing your household work, the most common thing is that you get depressed while doing your work. Depressed employees in any organization are a common sight. Depressed employees
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28-35
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Case Study: Schizophrenia.
Dr.Amra Ahsan
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Ms. S.K. was an unmarried 21 years old, female, single, from middle socio-economic status, came with grandmother along with the complaints of abusive and assaultive behaviour, suspiciousness, bouts of cry, talking to self, laughing without reason from 3 years. On Mental Status Examination, she was well kempt and tidy in touch with surroundings, rapport established easily and attitude towards the therapist was cooperative, attentive but sometime guarded.
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36-40
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Earnings Announcement And Stock Prices In A Recessionary Economy: A Test Of The Signalling Theory Hypothesis.
B. A. Faloye and T. M Obamuyi
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The paper examined the efficacy of the signalling theory hypothesis by investigating the relationship between earnings announcement and stock prices in a recessionary economy. The study employed secondary data of daily closing stock prices of 14 selected banks and the All Share Index between 2015 and 2016, sourced from the Nigerian Stock Exchange.
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41-54
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Effectiveness Of The Management Of Oesao Market Retribusion In Improving Locally-Generated Revenue.
Gustiani P. N. D. Laa
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The study aimed to identify the effectiveness of the management of Oesao market retribution as a source of income to increase locally-generated revenue of Kupang regency. A qualitative inquiry was conducted in 2018 using in-depth interview method. Participants were recruited using purposive sampling technique.
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55-67
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Exploring Causal Relationship Between Public Debt And Economic Growth In A Recessionary Economy: The Nigerian Case.
OTAPO ToyinWaliu
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This study investigated the statistical significance of public debt on economic growth measured by gross domestic product (GDP) and explored the causal relationship between publicdebt and economic growth. Nigerian economic data between 1981 and 2012 obtained from the Central Bank of Nigeria statistical bulletin formed the study's data.
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68-81
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Personal Income Tax In India: Impact On Private And Public Sector Tax.
Mr Arun Gautam and Dr. Tina Shivnani
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Income tax is one of the most crucial direct tax reforms in India. It refers to the annual charge levied on the income generated from salaries, wages and commission (earned income) or from rents and interests (unearned income). Progressive income taxation is implemented to ensure even distribution of wealth among the entire population, in addition to raising public revenue in stabilizing the economy.
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82-88
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Influence Of Cartoon Shows On Behaviour Of Kids In India.
Dr. Aditi R. Khandelwal and Shikha Gupta
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Cartoons and kids are inseparable since the invent of cartoon characters. It has been the favorite pastime of children since then. With time cartoon shows are not just an hour of content during prime time but a number of channels dedicated to such sows 24 x 7.
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89-99
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The Anthropocene And The Indian Philosophies: Some Perspectives.
Paulo Nuno Martins
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The Anthropocene is a term used to describe the latest geological period in Earth's history, when human activities have begun to have a global impact on Earth life. In this regard, some contemporary Indian philosophers have defended that human beings need to become self-awareness of their personal choices
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Challenges Of Using ICT In The Teaching And Learning Of English Language: A Case Of Harare Northern Central District Of Harare Metropolitan Province: Zimbabwe.
Tazivei Dondofema and Milton Shumba
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This study sought to assess the challenges associated with the use of ICT in the teaching and learning of English language; focusing on Harare Northern Central District, Zimbabwe as a case study. This study used the descriptive research design which triangulated quantitative and qualitative research methods. It also employed interviews, observations and questionnaires to solicit for information from a random sample of 5 secondary schools. The study was made up of teachers and students.
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107-114
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River, Land And People Of Bengal: Colonial Encounter And Its Aftermath.
Goutam Sarkar
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Bengal proper is a great plain lying between the Himalayan Mountains and that part of the sea which is called the Bay of Bengal. The most prominent feature of Bengal's landscape is the existence of innumerable rivers and streams both large and small
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115-121
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A Critical Analysis Of People's Participation In Local Governance And Development In Ladakh.
Tsering Dorjay
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Local Governance is not an innovative idea but essential practices of human to fulfilling the basic facilities from centuries. Every community believed in self-determined culture and identity which regulated through local governance. The history of struggle for the autonomous status to Ladakh after Indian Independence was claiming basic right and fraternity.
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122-132
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Role Of Information Technology In Banking Sector: A Review.
Dr. Leela Kumari v.v. And B. Suresh Kumar
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In the development of Indian Economy, Banking sector plays a very important and crucial role. With the use of technology there had been an increase in penetration, productivity and efficiency. The banking sector has embraced the use of technology to serve its client's faster and also to do more with less. Emerging technologies have changed the banking industry from paper and branch based banks to digitized and networked banking services.
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133-142
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"Sound Banking Activities Need Better Financial Supervision & Control Of Npas" - A Conceptual Study.
A Umamaheshwara Rao And Prof B.Bhagavan Reddy
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Financial supervision of banks is a form of Government regulations which subjects banks to certain requirements, restrictions and guidelines, designed to create market transparency between banking institutions, individuals and corporations with whom they conduct business among other things.
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143-149
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The Rise Of Assamese Nationalism: An Overview Of The Times Of Jyotiprasad Agarwala.
Parismita Hazarika And Dr. Debarshi Prasad Nath
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Jyotiprasad Agarwala, one of the admired figures of Assam contributed a lot to the national history of Assam. His versatility in the fields of literature, art, culture and social life gave people a way to reevaluate the national life of Assam.
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150-153
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Work Engagement And Innovative Work Behavior: Evidence From Banking Sector Of J&K.
Dr. Sumaira Gulzar And Azra Mehraj
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The study aims at exploring the impact of Work Engagement of banking employees on their Innovative Work Behavior (IWB). The impact is examined through an empirical study involving 246 banking employees of three major banks of Kashmir region, using correlation and regression analysis.
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154-160
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Ells: English Listening Comprehension Development Through Digital Literacy Practices.
Dr. Yogeswari Menda
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With the rapidly increasing popularity of the digital technology, the incorporation of this medium into the English language instruction process becomes necessary. As English has become a global language, and proficiency in English communication skills is considered highly essential for a person's personal and professional growth.
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161-167
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Secularization As A Process Of Less Religiosity.
Utpal Biswas
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Religion is a universal concept in every society and we had seen the religious dominant of every section of society. We born, survive and death under the religiosity. According to Emile Durkheim religion "a unified system of beliefs and practices relative to sacred things, that is to say, things set apart and forbidden-beliefs and practices which unite in one single moral community called a church, all those adhere to them.
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168-172
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Information Communication Technology For Teacher Education.
Dr.G.Sundharavadivel
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Globally, educational systems are under great pressure to adopt innovative methodologies and to integrate New Information and Communication Technologies (NICTs) in the teaching and learning process, to prepare students with the knowledge and skills they need in the 21st century. Apparently, teaching profession is evolving from an emphasis on teacher - centered, lecture - based instructions to student centered interactive learning environments.
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Growth And Structure Of Female Workforce In Haryana: A Study Of Census Data From 1991 To 2011.
Hemlata Sharma
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This paper presents an analysis of female workforce data derived from censuses of Haryana for the period 1991 to 2011. Our results show that Female Work Participation Rate has increased at all Haryana level. However, it has declined in rural sector. But even then WPR is higher in rural sector as compared to urban sector.
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182-188
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Pricing Strategies And Consumer Post Purchase Behaviour For Laundry Detergents Products Among Tuskys Supermarket Customers In Nakuru Town, Kenya.
Changeiywo Christine Cherubet- And Dr. Abel Anyieni
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Universally, retail sector plays an essential role in any country's economic growth. The sector has however been affected by globalization, competition, market development, among other factors. The post purchase behaviour in Kenya retail sector has continued to raise concerns despite efforts made by supermarkets to satisfy their customers.
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Trends Of Demographic Development Of BIMARU States In India.
Dr. Vikas Yadav
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The objective of demographic development in an economy is to increase the standard of living of the persons. The demographic indicators include demographic change, woman empowerment and health development. In this study 8 variables of demographic development are considered and on the basis of these indicators the gap of demographic development amongst the states is estimated.
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Evaluation Of Strategic Fit Components And Influence On Organization Performance: Case Of Retirement Benefits Authority In Kenya Pension Sector.
Samuel G. Njeri And Abel G. Anyieni
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Globally, Kenya included as per 1999 statistics a mere fifteen percent of the population had access to retirement income support. A situation worsened by government's reluctance to fund social security obligations and by poor societal relations where the elderly are abandoned. In Kenya, the pension sector related policies have been in favour of formal sector employment; minority with 15% while overlooking the informal sector with 70% of labour force.
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221-242
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A Realization Towards Right To Food In Modern Legal India.
Ajay Singh
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Right to Food is one of the most essential element of survival which in turn is directly related to Right to Life. India being a third world country and that to the second most populous one suffers from critical level of Food Scarcity and lack of Food Security. The right to food is indivisibily related to his dignity of the person and is the basic human right.
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243-248
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Housing Finance Evolution And Reach In India.
Y. Saritha And Dr.P.V.Narsaiah
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Housing being one of the three basic needs of life always remains in the top priorities of any person, society and economy. As a human being, an individual needs his own space and privacy, which can be provided by the ownership of a house. The home is the basic unit of the society.
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The Impact Of Gender, Social Class And Locality On Students IQ In Purulia District: An Empirical Study.
Nepal Paramanik
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Brain is the most mysterious part of the human body. It is the most essential parts in our mental system. Intelligence is also a part of our brain. With the help of intelligence human beings are made their highest position in the earth.
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English Language Immersion Programme For Faster Language Mastery And Creativity Enhancement; A Conceptual Analysis.
Faisal K V And Vijayan K
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This research paper undertakes to explore the conceptual constructs of applying 'Language Immersion Programme' in our classrooms. Nowadays the world is behind multidisciplinary/holistic/integrated approach as regards to teaching learning process.
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Advent Of Buddhism In Himachal Pradesh.
EsheyNamgial
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The entire Himalayan region was known as a gelid region and it is belived that Lord Buddha himself came here and preached Dharma. Many Pali Sutras give information in this context. A few centuries later after the Lord Buddha's Mahaprinirvana, the great dharma king Ashoka sent venerable Majjantika to propagate Buddhism in Kashmir and Gandhara.
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The Peculiarity Of Minangkabau's Local Genius Born From The Discrepancy Of Matrilineal Core Value, Islamic Rules And Globalization.
Dwi Rini SoviaFirdaus,Djuara P.Lubis,Djoko Susanto And Endriatmo Soetarto
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The homogenizing tendency promoted by globalization can make a cultural identity lose its uniqueness. The homogenization process can quickly enter the dynamics of local people's lives through communication and information media. The influence of globalization in Minangkabau can cause shocks to old values that have not been very clear in its application. While a more dynamic society causes disorientation towards the cultural values.
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282-293
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4Es: The Most Challenging Zones In The Present Literate Society:A Brief Overview In The Global Context.
Dr. Yogeswari. Menda
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The knowledge based society is an expression of the developed society. Education plays a vital role in all-round development of an individual.In this paper the most challenging zones in the present literate society were overviewed briefly in global context. Important issues concerning Education, English, Empowerment, and Employment were reviewed. Education is a powerful tool for empowerment, as it reducing inequality as it can give individual the ability to become independent.
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294-298
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Women's Mosque Attendance: Reading Through Body And Text.
Sabah Khan
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For much of Islamic history and the present, Muslim women have largely been excluded from mosques evoking arguments of text and Muslim legal tradition which presumably discourage women from attending mosques. The exclusion of women from mosques serves as an index of their status in society, moreover, highlights the normative assumptions about gender.
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299-304
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Effect Of Organizational Commitment On Job Involvement Of Secondary School Teachers In West Bengal.
Arnab Pan And Dr. Abhijit Guha
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The study is an empirical study and tries to measure the effect of organizational commitment on job involvement of the secondary school teachers in West Bengal. 808 secondary school teachers are selected as sample through random sampling technique. Out of 808, the sample contains 485 male teachers and 323 female teachers.
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305-319
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The Changing Discursive Terrain Of Indian Higher Education.
Kanchan
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This paper presents a systematic discussion on the changes taking place in Indian higher education in order to explain their systematicity and organization in terms of a changing discursive knowledge. The paper engages in an innovative and rare methodology used in studying the field of higher education.
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320-330
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A Review On CBIR System For BI-RADS Standard Mammogram Images.
Dr. Vijay Kumar Joshi And Shallu
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The mammogram images are highly informative in respect of breast health. The medical format of mammogram images is BI-RADS (Breast Imaging Reporting and Data). Content-based image retrieval (CBIR) does not require any extra data, as it extracts image features directly from the image data and uses these, coupled with a similarity measure, to query image collections.
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331-335
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Performance Of Scheduled Commercial Banks On The Road Of Financial Inclusion In India.
Dr. Mandeep Kaur And Kajal Kiran
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Financial Inclusion is the key to attain equitable and inclusive growth in an economy. A nation can grow socially and economically only if its weaker section becomes independent financially. Financial inclusion is the delivery of suitable financial products and services at an affordable cost, on timely basis to the vulnerable section of the society who are not able to access even the most basic banking services.
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336-344
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A Study On Women's Perception Towards Baby Care Products.
Dr.M.K.Durgamani And Dr.M.Ganesan
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The aim of this article is to focus on women's perception towards Baby Care Products' Segment and its influential factors in kumbakonam area. The basic purpose of this it is to find out how such factors are behind the success of purchasing decision making process.
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345-351
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A Study On Customer Satisfaction Towards Jewellery In Marthandam Town.
G. Baby Alex And Dr.B. Revathy
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Shopper observation alludes to how buyers see a certain item in light of their own decisions. The achievement of a business relies on its capacity to draw in and hold clients who will buy merchandise and enterprises at costs that are beneficial to the organization.
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352-364
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Students' Perception Towards Mobile Learning In Colleges Of Education Of Odisha.
Dr. R.K. Parua
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The purpose of this study is to investigate post graduate students' perception towards mobile learning. One hundred and sixty students of M.Ed from different training colleges of Utkal University, Bubaneswar were taken randomly as sample for the study. A 32 item scale of Perception Towards Mobile Learning (PTML) was used to collect data.
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365-370
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"South-West Monsoon Rainfall Fluctuation And Drought Susceptible Tahsils In Nashik District Of Maharashtra, India".
Prof.Rajaram Anna Jadhav And Dr. Parag A.Khadke
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Climate is a main role player in economic development of the country especially rainfall matters must in the Agricultural development and the rural and Urban areas basic water needs .Now a day's Earth is facing unevenness of the overall rainfall pattern due to some physical and human made interruptions and wrong agricultural and industrial practices.
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371-378
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Role Of Public Relations.
Pranav Singh And Man Singh Manral
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The research paper concentrates only on the PR department of Uttar Pradesh and how is it relational to usage of Digital Media. In this paper, the Digital mediums will be focused on details which help the information and PR to reach their target audience in the least possible time.
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379-385
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Credit Appraisal Process Of Karnataka State Financial Corporation For Women Entrepreneurs.
Prof. Anitha B. M. D'silva And Dr. E. V. Rejin
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Entrepreneurship activities are also enhancing steadily and the contribution by the women entrepreneurs is remarkable. Being an entrepreneur, utilizing skills, presenting knowledge in a particular filed, building organization, providing employment facilities are at the optimal level.
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386-400
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Emigration And Remittances: Community Dimensions From Kerala.
Ruksana. M. M. And Dr.K.Gangadharan
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Among the states of India, Kerala is the leading state regard to the human resource mobility. This emigration network has been a key engine of economic, social, and cultural change in Kerala in the last forty years.
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401-410
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"Perusal Of Trend And Pattern Recognition Of Agricultural Land Use Efficiency (LUE) Of Nashik District, Maharashtra, India".
Prof.Rajaram Anna Jadhav And Dr. Parag A.Khadke
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Agriculture is a main role player in economic development of the country especially Climate matters must in the Agricultural development. In this paper an attempt should made to analyze the agricultural pattern and development through land use efficiency.
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411-416
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Religion And Propaganda In Khalistan Movement - A Case Study Of Babbar Khalsa.
Umair Gul
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Khalistan movement in Punjab has been studied by a plethora of lenses; an important perspective is the prism of religion. This paper tries to analyze the armed conflict in Punjab as a manifestation of religious Puritanism, rooted in the Sikh history and propagated as an essential struggle disguised as a holy war for meeting political ends.
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417-431
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A Legal Review On Industrial Hazardous Wastes In India.
Jemima K Yeptho
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India generates 72,34,259 MT of hazardous wastes per annum. Hazardous wastes are considered very harmful to man and environment. The consequences of improper handling and management of hazardous wastes can be disastrous to nation's environment and to the health of its citizens
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432-441
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Credibility of Online User- Generated Content as a Source of Information for Tourists.
Prof. (Dr.) Bhavana Adhikari And Ms. Esha Jainiti
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This study explores whether the online user-generated content (UGC) are credible or not and if travelers are dependent on user-generated content for decision making. It also tries to understand the importance of the credibility of user-generated content to gain a better understanding of its impact on the online users, specially as a source of information for the tourism industry.
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442-452
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Trauma And Bodies: A Study Of 'Traumatic Neurosis' In Saadathasanmanto's "Toba Tek Singh" And "The Return".
SaumyaSrivastava
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SaadatHasanManto is a story teller and one of the best Urdu writers of South Asia. The realistic and robust portrayal of the events in his works made him the most controversial writer of his times. The themes of his works revolve around the dehumanizing effect of partition, communal riots, emotional breakdown, struggle for free-nation, plight of the marginalized etc.
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453-463
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The Investigation Into The Machinery Of Protecting The Rights Of Children In Sri Lanka.
W. M. Sarasi Chaya Bandara
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From ancient times Sri Lanka had been a state which based it's economic development structure of agriculture. And within it's social structure the role of children had played a major part in it's economy. Under these conditions and with the growth of children's population, there became a necessity to protect their rights by developing a machinery consisting of relevant laws, ordinances and enactments.
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464-469
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Archaeological And Mythological Delineation Of Human And Spiritual Evolution And Religious Conflicts Portrayed In The Novel The Source By James Michener.
Dr Z. Justin
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Religion has contributed immensely towards the development of civilisation. However many civilizations were lost their traces from the earth due to an unabated religious conflicts. The gulf region is constantly at loggerhead with each other as it has become the warzone of the three most popular religions of the world.
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470-475
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E-Governance : An Analysis.
Dr. Meenakshi Arora
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Governance is an old concept. It involves interaction between formal institutions and civil society. It is the process of decision making to formulate policies with proper and continuous monitoring for implementation. The mechanism requires the balance of powers, prosperity and associated accountability.
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476-484
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Problems Of Women Fishmonger In Puducherry.
M.Premapriya And Dr.M.Jeyaseelan
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Fishmongers are a traditional work that has been a means of occupation for thousands in India; Fishmongers also carry out significance addition by sorting, cleaning, grading and icing the fish. Women play important roles in fisheries, predominantly in the pre-harvest and post-harvest sectors.
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485-489
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Study And Significances Of Role Of Public Relations.
Pranav Singh And Man Singh Manral
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In this paper we have study and analysis significances for role of public relations in various sectors. In challenges and opportunities government public relations professionals face in the India when communicating internally and externally.
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490-495
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The History Of Ladakh's Independence 1947.
Phuntsog Dolma
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As everyone is aware of the after effects of partition of the country in 1947 which created devastation in both the countries of India and Pakistan destroying innumerable lives, wealth and witnessed brutality against women that left a lasting impact on every sphere of life.
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496-504
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Factors Affecting Immunization In Bihar.
Dr. Aditi Bharti
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Immunization is most effective way to prevent of vaccine-preventable disease. The vaccination of children against six serious but preventable diseases (tuberculosis, diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus, poliomyelitis, and measles) has been a cornerstone of the child health care system in India.
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505-517
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Effectiveness Of MGNREGA In Alleviating Rural Poverty Among Rural Households In Tamil Nadu.
Dr.M.Dhanabhakyam And K.Shobanageetha
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Economic growth has been the powerful force to fight against poverty across the world. In India nearly seventy percent of the people living in rural areas and thirty percent of them are subsists under chronic poverty. Rural employment generation has emerged as one of the most crucial socio economic issues in India in recent years.
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518-529
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Awareness On Different Aspects Of Intellectual Disability Among Caregivers.
SunitaPurty And Amool R Singh
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There are increasing numbers of children being diagnosed with intellectual disability. Social, cultural and educational components in the society are helping to increase awareness about this disability,subsequently to diagnosis, its acceptance by the affected family too. Caregivers need to identify the problem, obtain evaluation and handle the situation in such way that the intellectually disabled child as well as his family could be help to adjust properly in the society.
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530-537
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Muslim Response To Russian Imperialism In Central Asia.
Muhammad Shafi Bhat
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From the very antiquity Central Asian region has been unique in its geographical landscape and its civilizational richness. It has been the fate of this region from the very ancient times that powerful empires had been attracted towards this region. During the medieval times Central Asia was conquered by Arabs and was made part of Muslim Caliphate, during these times Islamic civilization was at its zenith and Muslims were powerful both politically/militarily and intellectually/educationally.
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538-547
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Constitutional Inheritence to women and Nehru.
Dr. Shalini sharma
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Nehru's biographer Sarvepalli Gopal claims: Nehru himself would have wanted to be judged by what he had secured for the women in India. Way back in 1928 he asserted that a test of a civilisation is the way it treats its women.
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548-552
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Strategies for Global sustianabile Developments through Geoscinces
Dr D. K. Agrawal
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Last few years all International community mutually agreed on three component of socialenvironmental world development skeletons, the: (I) Sendai skeletons for disaster of risk reduction, (II) Sustainable development goals and (III) Climate change in Paris Treaty. Every corresponds of significant interaction among environmental practices and civilisations. At this time we integrate the part of geoscientists for the delivery of every skeleton, and study the active participation of justification to rise for geopscience participation. First of all we validate that the geoscience is essential for effectively reaching the objectives of every skeleton. We illustrate four kinds of geoscience engagement (a) framework or skeleton design (b) promotion (c) implementation and (d) evalution and monitoring. In the present perspective of such description, we explore the requirments for the rises and superior quality arrangement, containing an improvised kind of the interface of science-policy performs. Facilitating better arrangement is compulsary if we are to exploite geoscience’s optimistic control over the world development.
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553-560
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Paper in Sanskrit
Dr Jai Parkash Sahu
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561-567
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E-GOVERNANCE: A STUDY ON INITIATIVES TAKEN IN
UNIVERSITIES OF HARYANA
Pradeep
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21st Century is an era of information and communication technology. Presently, the information
technology, play a vital role to connecting the people of different place within the seconds. Now it has
become an integral part of our lives. The information technology has paved the way to expedite the matter
with high level of technology. Although we talk about the new interpretation of electronic term in egovernance, e-governance tells us about their technical application. E-governance can be implemented not
only on small scale but also at the large level at any organization, office, institution. If we talk about eGovernance for the education sector, e-Governance has been implemented in India in the higher education
sector in the last few years. In the present study, the introduction of e-governance in the universities tells its
simplicity, with the establishment of all the administrative work without any inconvenience. Governing
structure for universities varies from one country to another and is highly prestigious in the whole world. Egovernance projects have been conceptualized in the changes made along with the changes in time of time
with the Haryana State Universities. On the basis of findings, it is concluded that the information technology
has been proved conducive to operate the universities in an efficient ways
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568-576
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577-581
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Paper in Hindi
Mojahedul Islam
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582-585
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A study of the frustration level of AIDS victims of Darbhanga district
Dr. KANHAIYA KUMAR
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AIDS is a serious infectious disease and has generated more tears, and has more
devastating consequence than other diseases. Although the first case of AIDS was
diagnosed in USA in 1981, there is no cure for AIDS and no vaccine to protect against it.
About 17 million people all over the world ware infected during 1994 with HIV (Cohen,
1994). When a person is first infected, HIV enters the bloodstream. This initial injection
usually causes no symptoms and the immune system begins to product HIV antibodies. it
is these antibodies that are detected in the AIDS test. individual then progress to a
symptomatic carrier state in which there are no symptoms whatsoever and thus can
unknowingly infect others.
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586-588
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Paper in Hindi
Dr. Ruma Kumari
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589-596
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SUPPLEMENTING NUTRITION IN THE EARLY YEARS: THE ROLE OF
EARLY CHILDHOOD STIMULATION
Dr.Mala kumari
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Child development has multiple dimensions, including physical, sensorimotor, social, emotional,
language and cognitive. Children develop rapidly during the first five years of life from being
unable to speak and walk to having fairly advanced motor, social and cognitive skills. The
importance of the first 1,000 days (from gestation to two years) in helping a child develop
healthy growth is well established. The brain grows very rapidly during the same period;
between three and five years of age its development continues with new abilities building on
those already acquired. Early childhood is a critical time for cognitive, social, and physical
development. For children under the age of five, good nutrition and psychosocial stimulation—
physical and emotional engagement—may be especially important for physical and neurological
growth. Unfortunately, many children under five fail to reach their developmental potential, due
to poverty and the often associated poor nutrition and lack of psychosocial stimulation. Previous
research has shown that nutritional supplements early in life can increase a child’s income as an
adult1
and that encouraging parents to play with their children more can promote greater
emotional and intellectual development.
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597-605
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A Study of child Development : Theoritical and Conceptual Issues
Dr. Kiran Kumari Thakur
Abstract:
Rousseau influenced later writers like Pestalozzi ; and the work of Froebel and
Stanley G. Hall inherited all this theorizing which passed into current educational discussions.
Stanley Hall as the pioneer of the Child Study Movement of America stood hald way between
the philosophic fiction of past conturies and the controlled observations and experiment of the
presnet. Studying children‟s minds and attitudes through questionnaires and reporting his results
in terms of averages and percentages, Hall divined various discrete stage of chold life and
development. Moreover, being influenced by the nineteenth century doctrine of evolution, he
believed that the soul, like the body, obeys the law of recapitulation according to which the
history of individual growth repeats the course of racial development. The essence of the soul, he
writes, “its process of becoming. It is not a fixed, abiding thing, but grows out of antecedent soul
states as different from its present forms, as protoplasm is different from the mature body ........
the soul is a product of heredity.
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611-615
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Synthesis and characterisation of some heterocyclic Compounds Containing more than two
nitrogen
Mahesh Kumar
Abstract:
Hydragides undergo a role of variety of reactions giving different products which
depends upon the nature of hydrazide. The reagent employed and the reaction conditions on
treatment with into diachydrazides. The action heat of primary hydrazides on heating.Split out a
molecure of huydrazine and are converted into diacyihydrzides Diacylhdrrazides, as well as
aclhdrazides may, be cyclised to give variety of hetrocyclic component containing ficve or six
membered rind systems with three of four nitrogen atoms of azole or azine series. The results
obtained were characterized and finally conformed alternative method of known synthesis.
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616-620
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POETIC REALITY OF ANAIS NIN
Dr. Rajiv Ranjan
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Anais Nin was born on February 21, 1903 in Neuilly, France under the sign of Pisces.
Her mother Rosa Culmell Nin was French and the father, an artist, was Spanish. She was
followed by two brothers – Thorvald and Joaquin. Her parents separated in 1912 when Nin was
only nine years old. In 1914, she sailed to America with her mother and brothers. Though Nin
was used to an exotic and glamourous living while being with her father in Paris, she had to face
poverty and to live a deserted life in America. In New York, her mother was compelled to run a
boarding house in her apartment, in order to run the family.
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621-626
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STUDY ON EFFECT OF ALDRIN AND METACYSTOX IN MONTHLY VARIATION
ON PROTEIN CONTENT IN MYSTUS VITTATUS
NUTAN KUMARI
Abstract:
The monthly variation in the protein in ovary, liver, muscle and blood serum was calculated in
each month and tabulated in Table 1. The table indicates clearly that the level of protein in
ovary, liver and blood serum were recorded high in the presently investigated fish during
mature and spawning phase with their highest peak at the end of spawning phase and minimum
during resting phase, whereas the level of protein in muscle decreased during mature and
spawning phase while it increased during resting phase. Thus it seems logical to assume that the
proteins level of liver remains high alluding that protein reserve of liver is not utilized for the
purpose of spawning while on the contrary there is depletion of muscle protein suggesting that
it is definitely transported from muscle to ovary.
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627-633
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Paper in Hindi
Anupam
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634-641
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Lohia’s Immanent Critique of Caste
Ravi Suman Kumar
Abstract:
This paper is divided into five sections. Section I explores Ram ManoharLohia‟s
method of immediacy and argues that for Lohia, internal tensions in history or mythologies
are very important to develop a critical perspective. Section II tries to look at Lohia‟s
contributions in the light of his predecessors like Gandhi and Ambedkar, two major
influences on him in a variety of concerns.
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642-645
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Paper in Hindi
Dr. Shyam Babu Parsad
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646-649
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Paper in Hindi
Dr. Mukul Kumar
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650-652
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CAREER DECISION-MAKING DIFFICULTIES AND PERSONALITY AMONG ADOLESCENTS
Dr. Vidhi Bhalla,
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653-666
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TO STUDY THE IMPLEMENTATION OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND
TOOLS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF LIBRARIES
Srinivasa Rao K, Dr S. Chandrappa
Abstract:
The digital machine, and thus the technological drive with the growth in the quantity and
output of technical and other documentation, has had an influence on the way library
managers operate
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667-677
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Agrarian Struggles in Contemporary India
Prof. Anuradha Jaiswal
Abstract:
The digital machine, and thus the technological drive with the growth in the quantity and
output of technical and other documentation, has had an influence on the way library
managers operate
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678-681
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Role of Panchayati Raj Institutions in Rural Development
Rohtash Kumar
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682-689
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THE VOTER : QUALIFICATIONS AND DISQUALIFICATIONS UNDER ELECTION LAW
AND THE NATURE OF RIGHT TO VOTE
DR. SEEMA NARGOTRA
Abstract:
A voter is the centre of any election. It is the voter who determines the formation of the
government in the country. For participating in any election, a voter needs to fulfill the
qualifications prescribed under the election law
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690-697
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A CRITICAL STUDY OF EDUCATION-ELEMENTARY, SECONDARY AND HIGHER EDUCATION WITH HISTORY OF EDUCATION IN BRITISH PERIOD
Sanjay Kumar Srivastava and Dr. Rakesh H S
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Under the British government, education in India," says Howell, "was first ignored, then violently and successfully opposed, then conducted on a now universally accepted system." First of all, the English East India Company paid scant attention to education.
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698-709
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Increasing Violence Among Teenagers and Children
SHASHI SHEKHAR DWIVEDI and MANISH KANT
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Violent behavior in children and adolescents can include a wide range of behaviors: explosive temper tantrums, physical aggression,, fighting, threats or attempts to hurt others
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710-720
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FACTORS AFFECTING INFANT MORTALITY AND LOSS AND BEREAVEMENT OF PARENTS OF INFANTS
RumaisaNabi
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This paper discusses about IM and loss of parents. IMR has been defined as the no. of deaths of infant less than one year of age/1000 live births in
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721-728
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A Critical appraisal of Compliant Procedure of Sexual harassment of women at workplace, 2013: Indian Act
Ms. Swati Garg and Ms. Poonam Chauhan
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Sexual harassment of women at their workplace is commonly observed. Some women take initiative either for them or for their known and some do not do this. This paper is an attempt to research about the platform and system with which a women can complaint regarding such abuse. The paper depicts various sections and procedure with which they can file complaint.
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729-736
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Paper in Other Language
Dr. Pratibhapal
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737-739
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Changing pattern of criteria in mate selection in tribal
communities:A sociological study on Kol tribes of Uttar Pradesh
Kamruddin
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740-754
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Soft Skills and Productivity and Creativity of Secondary Students
Pratik Chowdhur and Susanta Banerjee
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780-789
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FLOODS AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON PEOPLE'S LIVES
Munesh Kumari
Abstract:
Flooding affects people in a large number of ways. People endure weight on different fronts, as
flooding happens, yet additionally in the expectant period going before a flood and during the
cleanup and recuperation stage.
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790-800
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Hydrology and Tradition of Building Construction: a case study of Mughal Garden at
Pinjore
HITENDER KUMAR
Abstract:
Hydrology is basically the “science and study of water, including its physical and
chemical properties and its occurrence on earth. Most commonly, hydrology encompasses
the study of the amount, distribution, circulation, timing, and quality of water.
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801-813
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ATTITUDE OF COLLEGE TEACHERS TOWARDS USE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) IN TEACHING-LEARNING
Puja Mushahari
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814-817
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प्राथमिक मिद्यालयों िें काययरत बी0टी0सी0 एिंमिमिष्ट बी0टी0सी0 प्रमिमित
अध्यापकों की काययसतं ुमष्ट का तुलनात्िक अध्ययन
अपर्ायमसंह, डॉ0 िैलजा गुप्ता
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818-825
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Samokaler Potobhumi O Ramapada Chowdurir Golpo
Milan Mandal
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826-829
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Paper in Hindi
DR. FOZIA BANO
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830-840
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भारत मेंउच्च शिक्षा का वततमान पररदृश्य: चुनौशतयाांऔर अवसर
डॉ0 के शरी नन्दन मिश्रा
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841-846
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NEED OF SPORTS LAW IN INDIA: AN ANALYSIS
Jagdeep Singh
Abstract:
To clearly build an understanding of what the definition of sports law or the law relating to
sports has to be inferred upon.
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847-851
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ब्रिटिश शासन काल के दौरान अलवर रियासत में औद्योगिकीकरण
सुमन गोयऱ
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861-866
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विदर्भातील बी. एड्. आणि डी. एड्. प्रशिक्षण घेणाऱ्या आदिवासी व बिगर आदिवासी विद्यार्थ्याच्या सामाजिक-आर्थिक दर्जानुसार ज्ञान संपादन प्रेरणा आणि शैक्षणिक अभिरूचीचा त्यांच्या अभिवृत्तीवर पडणाऱ्या प्रभावांचा चिकित्सक अभ्यास
कु वंदना डी. मासिरकर
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867-872
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The Devil’s Wind: Revaluing the Portrayal of Nana Saheb
Shashi Goyal
Abstract:
Manohar Malgonkar’s credentials as an Indian writer in English stem either from his ability to tell a rippling yarn or from his focus on historical settings
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873-875
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China’s Politico-Strategic Relations with Pakistan as an Indian Ocean Region Country
Akhter Hussain Khan
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876-880
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A CASE OF THE MISSING OBJECTIVES
A STUDY OF THE GENERAL PROFICIENCY AND COMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH SYLLABUS AND TEXTBOOKS OF MANGALORE UNIVERSITY UNDERGRADUATE COURSES
Niveditha Caroline Lobo
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881-892
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