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Blended Learning: A Potential Tool To Deal With Diverse Learning Style.
Rajni Gupta
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Learning styles are the way how people learn and how they approach information. All may have different learning styles. In the regular classroom settings teachers can optimize learning of the students by finding out the person's characteristic learning style and then matching the learning environment accordingly.
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Efficient Iris Recognition System Using Textural And Fake Detection Features.
S.A.Praylin Selva Blessy And Abblin A.R.
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In recent years, automatically recognizing irisplays a vital role in real world applications. Iris recognition is the automated biometric recognition technique based on iris patterns obtained from human iris images.
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6-18
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Awareness Towards Mushroom Cultivation And Their Farming Practices With Special Reference To The Nilgiris District.
Karthick. K And Dr. Hamsalakshmi. R
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Mushroom holds a very important place because of its importance and advantages. They are a good source of high quality proteins and are rich in vitamins and minerals. They have medicinal properties. The objective of the study is to assess the farmers level of awareness towards mushroom cultivation, post-harvest practices and on the marketing practices.
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19-26
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Modern Linguistics.
Kavungi Mupachi Jean-Paul
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In recent years, programs, circulars, extension articles, specialized works, recommendations of the Body Inspectorate brief, everything that is said or written about the methodology of the mother tongue insist on the The need to integrate, in a new pedagogical practice, the data of modern linguistics.
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27-47
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Psychology And Education.
Kavungi Mupachi Jean-Paul
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"One daywill come when one will have only one thought: education." This prophecy of Nietzche isconfirmed as early as the twentiethcentury, whichwasdefined as the "Century of the child". Indeed, whatis not donetoday for the child! The problems of education are discussed in specialized books and journals, in countlessnewspaper and magazine articles, on radio and television.
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48-50
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Strategic Use Of AIDA Model In New Media To Raise Funds For Film Making - A Study Of Crowd Funded Films.
Geetha A J
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Crowd funding is an emerging and innovative online platform that provides small businesses and startups with opportunities to increase their social media presence, investment base, and funding prospects. Crowd funding, a popular concept started in the US and the UK, is an emerging way of raising capital.
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The Impact Of Diversification Strategy On Competitive Advantage:A Case Study On Nuqul Group.
Prof. Dr :Fuad Al-Sheikh Salem and "Mohammad Khair" Ahmad Bani Omar
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The study aimed at investigating the impact of Diversification on Competitive Advantage at Nuqul Group , and to achieve the study objectives a questionnaire was developed and distributed over the research sample . The study population consisted of all employees working at Nuqul Group amounting (1270) employees.
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64-83
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Bibliometric Analysis Of Published Scientific Knowledge With Special Reference To "Plant Physiology".
Chikku Balachandran And Tinju Tom
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In the present study "Plant Physiology", an international journal in the field of plant science is taken as a model to bibliometrically analyse any openly accessible published scientific knowledge. The different parameters like year wise growth rate of literature, pagination pattern, degree of collaboration and top productive authors, countries, etc.are measured. The results indicate that approximately 401 articles are published per year.
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84-100
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Study Of Parent Child Interaction Of Low And High Achieving IX Graders In Relation
To Academic Stress And Family Climate.
Dr. Gagandeep Kaur
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The present study investigated the parent child interaction of secondary school students in relation to academic stress and family climate. The research investigation was carried out on 100 students of class IX selected randomly from two high schools of Chandigarh affiliated to Central Board of Secondary Education.
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Impact Of The Great Depression On The Land Tenurial System Of Cochin And Travancore.
Sunil Lal G And Dr.P S Pratheep
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The term tenurial simply denotes a right, or mode of holding or occupying something of value for a period of time. Under feudal system the principal item of holding was land by which a person held land from a superior in exchange for the rendition of service and loyalty to the grantor.
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119-135
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Flipped Classroom With Cloud Based Technology.
Ligi B.And B. William Dharma Raja
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In the recent years, the teachers in the universities, colleges and schools have increased their use of new technologies and resources in their classrooms. The use of new technologies change the way class time is used which increases active learning and student engagement in the classroom.
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136-143
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A Study On The Communication Construct Of Motivational Speakers As Transformational Leaders.
Dr. RajkumariLilapati Devi
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Psychological perspectives on leadership propounds leadership as inspiring and fostering positive change, corporate citizenry and social, economic and ecological sustainability. Theories of leadership as trait, behavioural, situational and contingent or socially constructed concept are applied when analyzing any phenomenon of leadership.
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144-154
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Profile Of Marriage In Dard Tribe: A Study.
Dr. Manzoor Hussain And Ali Hussain
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In Dard tribe, marriage is a permanent socio-legal union between a man and a woman and it also has been associated with religion and culture. There are several features that make Dard (Shin) wedding institution quite distinctive from the rest of the society. The Dard (Shin) tribe practices both endogamous as well as exogamous marriages.
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Literacy Trends And Differences Among Scheduled Tribes In Meghalaya: A Community Level Analysis.
Sarnali Dutta And Samiran Bisai
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Education is one of the important needs of life. A low degree of literacy is an obstacle to economic growth. In view of the above, an attempt has been made to analyse the literacy trend of scheduled tribe communities of Meghalaya, and comparing the data over a decade (2001-2011). The difference between male and female has also been compared. A special emphasis has been given to the educational status of tribal women of Meghalaya.
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170-183
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Is Education Imparted Has Relation With Employment.
Preetha Banerjee, Soumi Das And Rahul Karak
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Education is a process of transmission of knowledge and what is knowledge - what we know that itself is knowledge. In the global market of jobs skill based education is demanding, enhancing efficiency; it is also an effective tool for upgrading the overall quality of an individual and his society.
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184-199
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Innovations And Risk Factors In Implementing Digital Payments In Omni Channel Retailing, India: Conceptual Perspective.
B.Charan And Dr.G.Madhumita
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This article is designed to understand the Innovations and risk factors in implementing digital payments in Omni channel Retail, India. Since many FinTech companies are focusing on building service platforms for payments it can be implemented in retail sector by minimizing the risk.
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Transition From Conventional Brand Loyalty To Contemporary E- Loyalty: A Conceptual Analysis.
Chandini S, Nirmal Dominic and Dr.Akanksha Khanna
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One paramount way for a market to gain a competitive edge over other markets is through Brand Loyalty. The traditional way of gaining Brand loyalty is through improvements in quality of the product, usage of various promotional strategies, ensuring product involvement and building up on the trust factor.
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A Study On Impact Of Population Growth In Puri Town Of Odisha.
Arijeet Mishra
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Puri town is famous for Lord Shree Jagannath and its scenic attraction of Odisha, so here so many tourists are arrive for their ritual work in each and every day. And also many local area rural people, tourists, outsiders of Puri district people etc. are like to live in this town and create a home for their rest life.
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Impact Of Western Filmsand Satellite Television On The Socio-Cultural Conditionof Africa: The Case In Ethiopia.
Tesfaye Bezabih
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The main objective of the study is to assess the impact of western films and on the socio cultural condition of Ethiopian Youths. Teenagers are vital segment of the society in African cultures. The attitude and way of life of the youngsters in African societies have been terribly influenced by vulnerability to western movies.
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Understanding Indian Media.
(Dr.) Binod Kumar Jha
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Rousseau along with Voltaire, in their strife against feudalism and despotism, effectively used the media to help transform a feudal society into a modern one. In underdeveloped countries like India the media has a great responsibility to fight backward ideas such as communalism and support the population in their struggle against poverty and other social evils.
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Correlation Between Literacy And Child Sex Ratio In Rajasthan: A Geographical Study On Gender Disparity.
Bhagyashri
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This paper is an attempt to analysis the correlation between female literacy and child sex ratio in Rajasthan. Literacy is one of the most important indicators of social development and female literacy shows a better condition of society. Literacy and education are universally recognized as a major component of human development.
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Directions Of Foreign Trade After Liberalization In India: Bloc-Wise Analysis.
Dr. K. Shanmugan
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The fundamental reasons for trading vary across countries and primarily change over time. Our focus of analysis will be the intra and inter bloc-wise behaviour of India's foreign trade with each bloc consisting of group of countries that have some commonalities.
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Historical Development Of Sports And Sports Education In Ancient Greek.
AysunAynurYilmaz
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The civilized society and social structure that gave its earliest examples in Mesopotamia, Egypt, and India, have led to signifcant improvement in the ancient Greek society. Greeks interacting with many communities through maritime trade have been influenced by the cultures of these communities.
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Inferiority Complex- A Threat In Studies Among High School Students.
D. Annie Poorana Nancy And B. William Dharma Raja
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Inferiority complex is a feeling of inadequacy stemming from either real or imaginary sources. While the emotions are often subconscious, it often compels its victims to overcompensate their performance. This can take the form of either outstanding achievement or severe antisocial antics or in severe cases the individual can fluctuate between the two extremes.
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The Reality Of Virtual Threats Against Women In India.
Dr.BinduDogra And Ms.ReevaKalra
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Of the myriad information technology advancements, the Internet remains the most popular one. It is our one-stop-shop for all the information and it facilitates communication at a very fast speed, all over the globe.
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Newspaper Reading Habits Of Post Graduate Students Of Mizoram University.
Indira Devi Nongmaithem
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Newspaper is one of the most important means of communication in our society. The most important function of newspaper is to inform the citizen of what is happening around the world. There have been a lot of benefits of reading Newspapers especially by students.
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Occupational Pattern And Employmentof Rural Madiga Women In Andhra Pradesh, India.
Rajeswari Mangalagiri
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In the state of Andhra Pradesh(unified), people belonging to 59 castes were incorporated in the list of Scheduled Castes. In this, Malas and Madigas are the main castes. Except a total of 8 castes, remaining all are sub castes either to Malas or Madigas. Out of the 59 Scheduled castes, Mala, Madiga, Adi Dravida and Adi Andhra together constitute 93.6 percent of the SC population of the state. Madiga are numerically the largest SCs with a population of 60,74,250 constituting 49.2 percent of the State SC population.
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335-343
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A Study Of Problems Faced By The Indian Railways - A Study With Special Reference To Madurai City.
Dr.N.Makesh and K.Mathankumar
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This paper gives a brief analysis of problems faced by Indian railways with special reference to Madurai city. Indian Railways have been making efforts over the past few years to enhance the services being provided to their passengers.
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344-352
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Demographic Development Pre And Post Watershed Development Of Model Watershed Village Hivrebazar In Nagar Tahesil.
Lagad Santosh Jabaji
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Water is basic natural resource on the earth for all living organisms including mankind and for development and survival of plant community. People generally say "no water no life". Water is necessary for every-day life. Availability of water motivates development and absence of water leads to destruction.
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353-365
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Understanding The Relationship Of Beneficiaries Attributes With Their Access Of Financial Services In Manipur.
Dr. Nongmaithem Kamala Devi
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The main objective of this paper was to measure the relationship strength between the Manipur state beneficiaries attributes and their actual usage of selected financial services (accessing of bank service, purchasing insurance, usage of microfinance service, saving at formal financial institution and credit from formal source).
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366-377
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Changing Lifestyle Among The Dard Tribe In Jammu And Kashmir:A Sociological Perspective.
Hilal Ahmad Dar
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Development of any society largely depends upon the participation of the people from all the sections of society. Usually, it is possible if people were given equal opportunities, irrespective of their background. (Ravi & Raj 2006). Both socially and economically deprived groups are living in the rural areas and they are facing all kind of miseries in leading their lives (Sharma 1994).
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378-387
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Spatial Distribution Of Urban Primary Health Centers: A Study Of Chennai City.
M. Sujatha and Thulasi Mala
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Understanding spatial distribution pattern of any geographic feature is considered as an important issue for physical planning, and decision making at spatial level. This paper measures spatial distribution of Urban Primary Health Centers in Chennai City Corporation.
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388-397
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Theoretical And Methodological Issues Of Assessing The Rating Of Companies.
Kalandarova Nargiza Narimanovna
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The article is devoted to consideration of theoretical and methodological issues of assessing the financial position of economic entities, as well as types, peculiarities and requirements of the rating assessment.
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398-408
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Quality Assessment Of Audit Carried Out At Commercial Banks.
Kuziyev Islom Nematovich
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This article is devoted to the significance of quality assessment of audits carried out at comercial banks and the essence of the quality standards. In addition, this article considers the views regarding carrying out external and internal audit and technique used for its assessment. Moreover, the article provides a comprehensive overview of the foreign experience regarding this issue.
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409-423
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Methdological Issues Of Analyzing Intellectual Property Objects.
Rizaev Nurbek Kadirovich
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This article describes the methodology of the analysis of intellectual property objects. This methodology comprises the system of indicators specifying the status and efficiency of these objects. The data on the intellectual property objects, their state, dynamics of change and movement is calculated within the system of these indicators.
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424-438
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Analyse Descriptive De L'engagement De La Societe Civile Dans L'amelioration Des Politiques De Sante En Afrique Sub-Saharienne: Une Observation A Partir Des Milieux Ruraux Et Urbains En Cote d'Ivoire.
Fofana Memon a Ouattara Nanfouhoro Paul-Kevin
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Les crises sociopolitiques ont augmente la faiblesse des systemes de sante de la majorite des pays d'Afrique Sub-Saharienne en generale et plus particulierement ceux la Côte d'Ivoire. A cet effet, la litterature a montre qu'en plus des efforts de l'Etat pour assurer un système de sante equitable et un accès durable a tous, d'autres acteurs tels que les Organisations de la Societe Civile jouent un rôle incontournable.
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439-460
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India And Iran's Afghanistan Plan.
Fozia Jan
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As Afghanistan has been victim of long and destructive Taliban movement, it is directly as well as indirectly influenced by external and powerful actors of the world like US and otherswhich not only influenced its internal politics but also influenced its foreign engagements.
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461-471
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The Stress Management : A Case Study Of Mangal Industries Limited.
Dr. C. Sambaiah And I. Venugopal
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The best performance from an employee is indicate that the employee is not in stress .The stress that will reduce the Productivity and performance of Organization and Employee. The purpose of the paper is to know the level of stress getting of employee in the organization
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472-490
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Access To Maternal Health Services In Rural Manipur.
P. Thongkhanthang
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Based on primary data, the present study examines the differentials of maternal health care use on the perspective of availability of health services within or nearby residences in rural settings. The study also examines the main hindrances faced by women from receiving maternity health care, especially from the public facilities.
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491-511
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Female Infanticide And Foeticide: Emerging Trends In Perception And Responses In Tamil Nadu.
Dr.V.Bama
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At present we are obtainable in the twenty-first century, the era of computers and upgrading, wherever every one man and women are calculated identically not merely in position but also in intellect, power, and potential. But, in spite of the development of Science and Technology, there is a frightening Human Rights violation.
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512-524
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Emotional Maturity And Teacher Competence Among Pre-Service Teachers.
Abdunnazr P.T
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Teachers professionalism is the touchstone of quality every education. Teacher competence is pivotal in empowering education system of every nation as it is key element in teacher's effective performance. Emotional maturity is basic constituent of healthiest personality and it leads to successful life.
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525-535
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Mapping An Ethnographic Setting In A Conflict Zone: A Pre-Plan To Fieldwork In Kashmir.
Mohmad Iqbal
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The article is about the preliminary planning to visit the armed conflict sites. Although some anthropologists and ethnographers are of the opinion that there is no valid benchmark to reproduce a planned methodological paradigm to carry out a research in an armed conflict zone, however, a set of preplanned trivial and transitionary methods is employed to carry out the fieldwork in such situations.
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536-544
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From Anti-Corruption Movement To Power Politics: A Study Of Aam Aadmi Party In India.
Ouffee Maqbool
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Democracy has both procedural and substantive dimensions. It means democracy is not limited to just a process of election but fulfilling social and economic aspirations of the people. India is a big country and in every democratic country there is a need for good governance which includes transparency, accountability, rule of law and public participation in government system.
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545-564
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Evolution Of Place Names Through Geography: A Case Study Of Rural Settlements In Trans-Giri Region Of District Sirmour: Himachal Pradesh.
Sarita Verma
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Place-names provide the most useful geographical references system in the world and hint about the origin of villages as embedded in local legend, history, mythology, ecology and epic stories. The Trans Giri region in District Sirmour is a hilly area shaping its own cultural landscape and naming their social space based on perception of their immediate physical and socio - cultural ethos.
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565-575
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Determining Life Standards Of Families With Disable Individual Who Gets Home Care Services: Sample Of Amasya.
Yunus MACIT, Yunus Emre oZTURK And Musa OZATA
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This research aimed to determine the life standards of families who benefit from home care services in Amasya. Scale of life standards is used in the study along with a questionnaire including socio-demographic information.
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576-591
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"Dr.B.R.Ambedkar's Conceptualizing Caste, Transformation And Annihilation".
Krishna S. Gaikwad
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Caste is a prevailing feature of our Indian Society. It is just like a blood circulating in the veins of the physique of Indians. According to Dr. S.V. Ketkar, Indians can carry their caste identity wherever they go in the world. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar says that it is the concept of Endogamy that has preserved the caste system perpetually in Indian society.
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592-599
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Health Issues Of Tribal Communities: News Coverage Analysis Of Two Hindi Newspaper Of Chhattisgarh.
Mohammad Aamir Pasha
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This paper emphasis on the how media play the role in creating awareness of the health-related problem of tribal in Chhattisgarh. Along with this paper also to analysis the how media work for creating awareness in tribal healthy living, which types of news published by the media and how media keen observe the health problem of the tribal for solving of it.
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600-609
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Does The "Equipment Maintenance Department" At Dubai Ports World Meet The Employees' Expectations.
Dr. Mohamad Shehada,Dr. Muntaha Bani-Hani And Abdulla Al Sayed
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This paper explores improving the quality of the Equipment Maintenance Department (EMD) at Dubai Ports World (DPW) in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). In this research paper, we will investigate whether the Equipment Maintenance Department at Dubai Ports World is meeting the employees' expectations in providing quality services in the equipment maintenance.
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610-623
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Factors Affecting Distance Learning: The Present Scenario In West Bengal.
Dr. Ritwika Laskar
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As Michael Moore (19990: XV) states, "Distance education is all arrangements for providing instruction through print or electronic communication media to persons engaged in planned learning in a place or time different from that of the instructor or instructors."
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624-633
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Women In Social Media:A Focus On Dalit And Non-Dalit Women Issues In India.
Dr. J. Rani Ratna Prabha And A Manjula
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Constitution of India guarantees gender equality and grants special favors to women through articles 14, 15(3) and 16. Despite the constitutional support, women are victimized and are facing severe discrimination in society, even at home. Indeed the intolerance against women in India is not a new phenomenon, it varies between the castes and its religious believes.
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634-648
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Assessment Of Birth Order On Learning Abilities Among Late Adolescent.
Ms Shaivi Pandey And Dr Varun Ashokan
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The present study assesses the intelligence of female university students in respect to the intelligence of elder and younger siblings. Based on reviews hypothesis were framed to see the significant difference between elder and younger the siblings with respect to their intelligences.
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649-657
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Affective Commitment Mediates Job Satisfaction And Work Engagement: A Study On Teachers Of Technical Institutes In Arunachal Pradesh (India).
EP John And Professor (Dr) R M Pant
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India has the most effective and efficient workforce across the world. The scope for improvement in the technicalworkforce is vast and needs effectiveintegration. Arunachal Pradesh isone of the North Eastern states of India, has been committed to promote friendlyacademic ambiance and inculcate good practicesin the Higher Educational institutions of the State.
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658-672
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Reduce Import Dependency Of Petroleum.
Dr. Sabita Nath
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Petroleum is backbone of Indian economy. Oil and natural gas play a major role in country` s economic growth and development. Country`s GDP is influenced by the price and import quantity of petroleum from oil producing countries like Saudi Arabia, Iran Iraq .
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673-682
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Rural Economic Scenerio Of Manipur.
Dr. Nameirakpam Somarendro Singh
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Development of rural economy of an under-developed state like Manipur is a complex exercise because of its multiple problems. Rural economy of the state is handicapped by large scale poverty, unemployment, under-employment and backwardness.
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683-705
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Methodical Issues Of The Accounting Of Fixed Assets At Transport Enterprises.
Kalonov M.B.
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This article is devoted to the research of the criteria for incorporating goods into fixed assets and statutory legal requirements for some methodical issues of creating the initial cost of fixed assets at transport enterprises. Based on the research results, the author has developed appropriate proposals and practical recommendations.
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706-711
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Some Issues Of Investment Accounting.
O.I. Ochilov
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This article is devoted to the consideration of such topical issues as the economic essence of investments, their significance, description and classification of the investments as the object of accounting. In addition, the article represents the literature review of the opinions of foreign and domestic scientists on this point. Moreover, the article illustrates significant aspects of investments at the economic entities in terms of accounting.
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712-717
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A Study Of Higher Educational Inequality In North-East India: Case Studies In Manipur.
Dr. Kh. Jugindro Singh
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Higher education is regarding as the college and University education. Apart from primary and secondary education, higher education is the linking bridge between development and transformation of society and only education can paved the way to reach the real destination to uplift a society.
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718-728
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Literate Life Expectancy Under Dynamic Set Up With Applications To Indian Data.
Mompi Sharma
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Literacy enhances an individual's quality of life by creating an environment to develop one's personal skills and thereby provides wider social and economic benefits for a community to flourish. To measure human quality of life literate life expectancy (LLE) was introduced by Lutz (1995), which combines both life expectancy and literacy.
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729-745
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Integrating Bricks And Clicks For Future Retail Business In India.
Sahana Dinesh And Dr. Y Muniraju
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The exponential growth of online retailing is eating away the sales of traditional retail stores. However, as far as India is concerned, online stores are not going to replace the traditional brick-and-mortar stores in the near future. The Indian population is characterized by a mix of tech-savvy, newbie and technically challenged customers.
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746-757
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Jajmani System: Factors Responsible For Changes In Inter-Caste Relationship.
Rajiv Kumar Nagar and Prof. Kiran Dangwal
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The present study attempts on certain aspects of the caste system in contemporary rural society in Karimpur village, Uttar Pradesh. Researcher has examined in particular the factors which lead to the changes in inter-caste relationship. This paper is based on the data collected from the village Karimpur using interview schedule and keen observation of daily life practices of the villagers. Out of 769 households researcher has selected 260 households as a sample with the help of research formula.
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758-767
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Preview Of Assam Accord And Updates Of NRC: An Implication On The Demographic Transformation Of Dhubri District Of Assam, India Caused By The Illegal Immigration From Bangladesh.
Rinkumoni Keot and Pralhad Gangaram. Jogdand
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Since time immemorial, migration of Human beings across the globe has been accepted with logical rights and as a need-based phenomenon irrespective of National and International laws of the land. However, migration when illegal, possess a threat leading to violence, turbulence and intolerance in the society.
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768-791
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Bhagni In Shatkarma (Neti & Netri) Different Dimensions.
Netri Janak Yogi Manoj Kumar
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The word "yoga" owes its origin to the Sanskrit root "yujir". Coordinating every activity of human body according to the inhalation and exhalation constitutes yoga as a whole. Different granths have defined yoga in their own respective ways. Sri Madbhagwad Gita, Yogavashishth, Maha Ramayan, Dherand Sanhita, Patanjali Yoga Sutras, Anand Ramayan, Adbhut Ramayan, Shiv Mahapuran, Hathdeepika etc. have described yoga copiously.
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792-800
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Rural - Urban Differences In Reproductive Health Status: An Anthropological Study Among The Santal Female.
Nagma Parvin and Dr. Irshad Khan
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The present study aimed at assessing the reproductive health status of Santal female of the Purulia and Nadia district in West Bengal. About 202 female (rural-100 & urban-102) in the age range of 15-59 years were interviewed regarding age at menarche, age at marriage, age at first conception, menstrual problems and female's perception towards health in a cross-sectional design.
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801-813
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Post Demerger Financial Performance Analysis: A Case Study Of Select Indian Indian Companies.
Dr Seema Singhal
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Demergers are important corporate strategy actions that aid the company in external growth and provide it competitive advantage. In today’s globalized economy,rather than mergers and acquisitions (M&A) , demergers are being increasingly used the world over, for improving competitiveness of companies through gaining greater market share. This paper has focused on the performance of Indian Companies which has gone for demergers.
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814-832
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Developing Social Skills in Children with Special Needs: Need of Equitable and Inclusive Education
Mahender Kumar
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The purpose of this research paper is to explore the need of developing social skills in inclusive classroom.The social & culture values and attitudes regarding special populations are reflected in the ways in which these persons are treated within the social system.
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833-841
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Development of Ceramic Tradition in Haryana with special reference to the Northern Black Polished Ware Assemblage
Devender Singh
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This paper introduces the culture assemblage through the ceramic tradition with the special reference of Haryana and this study examines cultural sources of variation in ceramic compositional patterning.
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842-850
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PROS AND CONS OF PLEA BARGAINING : A STUDY IN INDIAN CONTEXT
SushilaAbstract:
Plea Bargaining as a process was submitted in Indian criminal justice system by the Criminal Laws (Amendment ) Act 2005 . Plea Bargaining is a method of Negotations between prosecution and the accused or his advocate emerging is a accused pleading guilty for a promise to reduce the charge , to abandon some of charge or getting a lesser punishment. The focus of this paper is on the relevancy of Plea Bargaining in Indian criminal Law as well as judicial perspective regarding this concept and variety of of forms of Plea Bargaining . Undoubtly, Plea bargaining is, a disputed concept .Few people have greeted it but others have abondoned it. Plea Bargaining makes helps to slash the burden on trial courts , preserve money , and avoid the extended judicial proceedings. The notable shortcoming which involve in plea bargaining is that it is utilized contrary to penniless and naived persons. This paper examine about the pros and cons of plea bargaining and should be made to understandable to defendents in their language . But as pointed out in this paper this concept is either new to some countries or has latent loopholes which need to be rectified .Firstly a well maintained arrangement is urgency of the hour in which naived and penniless persons do not become prey . Download full Length Paper...... | 851-860 |
Data Privacy And Its Legal Protection In India: A Critique
Ankit Raj RajialAbstract:
The digital revolution has changed the methods of information sharing throughout the world. The development of internet and its penetration into the lives of people has made the life easier. Further, with the increasing penetration of mobile phones internet has become an indispensable thing for the modern life. People while using these devices connected through internet are leaving their digital footprints in the form of user data. The Internet of Things (IoT) has further accentuated the generation of data in large quantities. The browsing data of an individual is his own created and has his privacy implications associated with it. Mobile penetration in India is to reach 562 million by the end of 20191. These mobile phone and computers are generating trillions of data every day. This data in turn is being used by the corporates to profile the individuals. We are slowly moving towards an Orwellian state where big brother is having a secret eye on each and every thought and action of ours. After the Supreme Court of India bringing the privacy at the altar of constitutional protection, the data privacy has assumed more significance in current scenario. This data generated online has come to be referred as the new oil of the twenty first century. Considering the value of this new oil, the countries worldwide have begun to provide for legal regulations to tap this new resource. However, the Indian law on the data protection is bit slow to respond than the rest of the world. This paper discusses the Indian law on the data privacy. Download full Length Paper...... | 861-866 |
LEGAL PERSPECTIVE OF EUTHANASIA IN INDIA: A RIGHT TO DIE.
Mamta Kumari
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End life of a person by others though on the request of the deceased, is called “euthanasia” or “mercy killin. Passive euthanasia (Good death, easy death, right to die, mercy killing) is one of the major issues developed with progress of human race. Euthanasia has been practiced in most of the countries for more than twenty years and focuses mainly on the fact that patient suffering ought to be prioritized over the patient life. The quality of life shall be taken care of in critically ill patients. Euthanasia is not killing a patient but allowing the critically ill person to end his life on his own wish to die peacefully. This controversial topic is debated because it violates codes of medical ethics and patient care which exists since antiquity. The euthanasia, its types, guidelines for implication in various countries and perspectives in India are discussed in this article.
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Protection of Children against Exploitation with Special Reference to Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act, 1986
Suresh Kumar
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Child labour is issue all over the world, both in developed and developing countries. Though several attempts were made and are being made to mitigate child labour at national and international levels, yet, the magnitude has been increasing at an alarming rate, particularly in the third world countries. India possesses the highest child labour force in the world. The causes of child labour are numerous and varied. No single factor alone is responsible for the social problem. The various causes of the child labour are all intrinsically interrelated. Some of the causes of the child labour are: poverty, increase profits, easily amenable, lack of education facilities, illiteracy and ignorance of parents, laxity in enforcement of protection labour legislation, un-organised nature of job etc. The Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act, 1986 in which the employment of child labour is prohibited in industries and the working condition of the child labour shall be regulated in India. In this paper will be give the overview of the provisions child labour under theProhibition and Regulation Act, 1986, causes, suggestions and conclusion.
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PROFITABILITY TRENDS IN HINDUSTAN UNILEVER LIMITED-A STUDY
Rupa Yadav, Rupesh Yadav
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Profit is the excess of revenues over associated expenses for an activity over a period of time. Profit is the engine that drives the business enterprise (Lord Keynes). It is the indicator of the improved national income, economic progress, and rising standard of living. Every business should earn adequate amount of profits to survive and grow over a long period of time. Profitability means the ability of a firm to generate such profit. No doubt, profit is the legitimate aim of business enterprises, but it should not be over emphasised. Management should try to maximise the profit of the firm by keeping in mind the welfare of the society. Thus, profit is not just the reward to owners but it is also related with the interest of other stakeholders. Profit is the yardstick for judging not only the economic, but also the managerial efficiency and social objectives. The specific objective of this paper is to analyse the profitability of the Hindustan Unilever Limited. So in order to obtain appropriate result the profitability of the HUL has been deeply analyzed using various profitability ratios
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882-889
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A Study Shows the Role of Education in Sustainable Development
Dr. Karan Singh
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In recent years, the interest in research concerning Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) has grown considerably. Therefore, a thorough (re)evaluation of this field and its challenges is highly necessary and can help us better understand the diversity of ESD approaches and the ways in which various scholars, countries, institutions, or universities reacted through research and scientific publications to the study of ESD. The development of the field, critical past contributions, emerging trends, and potentially transformative ideas, from different parts and cultures of the world, indicating that publishing on ESD is like a legacy to inter-national efforts to bring this area of inquiry into the mainstream. Finally, the study illustrates two main research directions for the entire time-span: integration of education into sustainable development and of sustainable development into education.
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Paper in Hindi
Shajiya Parveen
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901-906
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Paper in Hindi
Abdesh Singh
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907-910
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The Religious Politics in India
Sanjay Biswas
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The people of India are professing different religions like Hinduism, Islam, Sikhism, Jainism,
Christianity etc. and practicing different religious rites. One of the guiding principles of our
constitution is to follow the path of religious impartiality and tolerance for all religious matters.
Though India was divided into Pakistan and India on the basis of two nation theory, the religious
fervor could not finish because the trail of memories of the partition haunted the minds of people.
There are tensions and suspicions amongst minorities. The clever politicians are playing minority
appeasement card for vote bank. Hindutva politics are gaining momentum. Religious festivals are
celebrated with great enthusiasm and excitement. Religious places are used for political
propaganda and religious sentiments are excited in order to gain political control of the state. The
emergence of religious based political party has threatened the secular character of India. The
communal forces are becoming more powerful and are openly challenging the existence of
liberal thought process of nation. Even secular parties which hasruled India for more than four
decades, has found the idea of scoring quick electoral gains by tampering with secular principles
and institutions too tempting to resist. Political parties seeking to stake out a position as proHindu, or simultaneously pro-Hindu and a protector of the minorities, have given a fillip to
religious politics. This paper shows the how politics is shaped by religion in India.
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911-920
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Effect of Multiple Intelligences Supported Project-based Learning
on Students’ Attitude Towards English Language at Secondary
Dr. Harendra Kumar, Richa Rana
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The aim of this study was to explore the effects of multiple intelligences
supported project-based learning on attitude score of secondary level students
towards English lesson. Higher attitude towards language is an integral part of
effective language learning. The present research is quasi experimental and it was
carried out during first term of 2017-2018 session on ninth grade students of Karan
Public School, Meerut affiliated to CBSE. Based upon previous research literature
it was hypothesized that significant difference existed between the Pre-test
Posttest attitude score of the experimental group.
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RIGHT TO EDUCATION - LEGAL SERVICES INDIA
Dr. Parmanand Tripathi
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Present Act has its history in the drafting of the Indian constitution at the time of Independence but is
more specifically to the Constitutional Amendment of 2002 that included the Article 21A in the Indian
constitution making Education a fundamental Right. This amendment, however, specified the need for
a legislation to describe the mode of implementation of the same which necessitated the drafting of a
separate Education Bill. It is the 86th amendment in the Indian Constitution. A rough draft of the bill
was prepared in year 2005AD. It caused considerable controversy due to its mandatory provision to
provide 25% reservation for disadvantaged children in private schools. The sub-committee of the
Central Advisory Board of Education which prepared the draft Bill held this provision as a
significant prerequisite for creating a democratic and egalitarian society. Indian Law commission
had initially proposed 50% reservation for disadvantaged students in private schools. The Right of
Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act or Right to Education Act (RTE) is an Act of the
Parliament of India enacted on 4 August 2009, which describes the modalities of the importance of
free and compulsory education for children between the age of 6 to 14 years in India under Article
21A of the Indian Constitution. ‘Compulsory education’ casts an obligation on the appropriate
Government and local authorities to provide and ensure admission, attendance and completion of
elementary education by all children in the 6-14 age group. With this, India has moved forward to a
rights based framework that casts a legal obligation on the Central and State Governments to
implement this fundamental child right as enshrined in the Article 21A of the Constitution, in
accordance with the provisions of the RTE Act.17
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956-964
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965-969
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Paper in Other Language
Dr. Sangeeta Singh
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970-973
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FINANCIAL INCLUSION IN INDIA:
INTRODUCTION, OBJECTIVES AND GOALS
Dr. Anjali Thakur
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Financial Inclusion is a process that enables improved and better sustainable economic and
social development of the country. It focuses on raising the standard of living of the
underprivileged people in the society with the objective of making them self-sufficient and
well informed to make better financial decisions. It acknowledges the participation of low
income groups based on the extent of their access to financial services in the economic
growth.
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974-981
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982-986
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PROTECTION OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ACT TO A WOMAN UNDER LIVEIN-RELATIONSHIP
Dr. Suman Lata Chaudhary
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Modern society is facing a new concept of martial relation known as live-in-relationship.
Now it has been legalized in the celebrated case of Lata Singh V. State of U.P. (2006) and
affirmed by the Apex court in Indra Sharma v. V.K.V. Sharma (2014). The purpose of
present article is to explain the legal aspects of the live-in-relationship and under what
circumstances such relations may be legally accepted and when such relation will not be
permissible. Now it has become well established principle of Law that any major boy or
girl is free to marry anyone he/she likes or live with anyone he/she likes. It means major
boy or girl have freedom to marry anyone to lead a married life or without marriage have
freedom to live with the desired one. In later condition live-in-relationship arises. It means
two persons of opposite sex living as husband and wife without being married attracts such
relation. The days are not far off when such relation will become common in Indian
society. The moot question of the present article is that whether and under what conditions
a woman living under such relation may claim protection of the Domestic Violence Act,
2005. Relationship in the nature of marriage is very significant element for getting
protection of the D.V. Act. A concubine or mistress cannot claim such protection. The
present work has tried to highlight these aspects in a very lucid manner with the help of
decided cases and aims at public awareness towards legal protection available at present.
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987-995
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Paper in Hindi
Sanjay Kumar Singh
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996-1001
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Alienation and Cultural Death in Parthasarthy’s“Homecoming”
Aalia Khan
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R. Parthasarthy?s“Homecoming” the third in the trio of Rough Passage, a comprehensive
autobiographical poem, encompasses the enigma of alienation, cultural death and
rootlessness.“Homecoming”, the third section of Rough Passage (1977) is a sequence of
seven poems, as anthologized by Prasad and Singh and probe into the phenomenon called
alienation, its causes, outcome and implications. This study decodesParthasarthy?s frantic
attempts to realign with his roots
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1002-1012
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ROLE OF ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS IN INDIAN AGRICULTURE DEVELOPMENT
Dr. Krishna Kumar
Abstract:
The study is intended to find out the role of Entrepreneurial Skills in Agriculture
development in India. Entrepreneurship has been considered as the tendency of mind to
take deliberate risks with confidence to achieve predetermined business objectives.Today,
an entrepreneur is an innovator and developer who recognizes and seizes opportunities,
converts those opportunities into marketable ideas, time, effort, money and skills which
assumes the risks of the competitive marketplace. In India, 52% of total land is cultivable
as against 11% in the world. Entrepreneurship development focuses on developing human
resources with the growth and development of people resulting in increased competency,
creativity, self-control, responsibility and productivity for optimum utilization of limited
and scattered resources.
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1020-1027
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शरद रोप में गन्ने के साथ अंतरवर्ती खेती का आर्थिक विश्लेषण: पूर्वी चम्पारण जिला के संदर्भ में।
डाॅ0 सुभाष कुमार मिश्रा
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1028-1037
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An Analytical Study of Performance of Pardhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojna
(PMFBY) in Haryana State
Dr.Jasvinder Kumar
Abstract:
India is an agrarian country where 44.05 percent (2017) of the population is dependent on
agriculture and allied activities for their livelihood. Agriculture in India is exposed to a
number of risk factors like drought, flood, hailstorm, untimely rain, pest and insect attack
and price/market risks. These factors not only endanger the farmer’s livelihood and
income but undermine the variability of the agriculture sector. The Government has come
up with various mechanisms to minimize the risk in agriculture sector like institutional
finance on low interest rate, waived-off loan, minimum support price, soil health cards,
agricultural equipments on subsidized rate, improved crops seeds, weather forecasting
etc.
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1038-1048
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The Last Poems of D.H. Lawrence : Poetry of the Eternal Present
Dr. Rajiv Ranjan
Abstract:
In his Introduction to the American Edition of New Poems (1920), D.H. Lawrence advocates a new
kind of poetry: the poetry of the “immediate present.” In the immediate present, he says, there is neither
perfection nor consummation. Everything is in a state of flux. According to Lawrence, life is “ever-present,”
it knows no “plasmic finality.”
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1038-1041
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The Challenges Face By Parents ofDifferently Abled Children
Namita
Abstract:
Special needs is an umbrella term for a wide array of diagnoses, from those that resolve
quickly to those that will be a challenge for life and those that are relatively mild to those
that are profound. It covers developmental delays, medical conditions, psychiatric
conditions, and congenital conditions that require accommodations so children can reach
their potentials.
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1049-1056
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A Study of Lending Policies and Programmes of Commercial Banks In India
(A case study of Gaya District)
ANCHHI KUMARI
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Credit system originated from credit culture. With the change sin social and economic
development in the society there came various changing in this regard.39 In earlier time the
dependence on credit was on mutual trust between individuals through contacts. Such
credit culture only meets the needs when the scope for economic activities was very
limited.
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1057-1071
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Dr. B. R. Ambedkar and Women Empowerment in India
Dr. Amit Pande
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Dr. B.R Ambedkar was among the most outstanding intellectuals of India in the
20th century in the word. Paul Baran, an eminent Marxist economist, had made a
distinction in one of his essays between an
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1072-1074
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INTRODUCTION OF GST: POSSIBILITIES AND CHALLENGES
Tejinder Kaur
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1075-1080
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DEVELOPMENT AND STANDARDIZATION OF ADOLESCENT DECISION-MAKING STYLE (ADMS)
Dr. Vidhi Bhalla
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1081-1095
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Emergence of Climate Change as a Threat to Environment
Champa Devi and Dr. Rajinder Verma
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1096-1102
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भारतीय स्वतंत्रता आन्दोलन: बिहार की महिलाओं की राजनीतिक भागीदारी
शशि कला
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1103-1113
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Legal and Occupational Health Problems of Tribal Women Migrant
Workers in Bhubaneswar City of Odisha
Manoj Kumar Sadual and Girish Ranjan Sahoo
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1114-1120
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An Indian electronic governance: Issues and criteria for effective implementation
Rohtash Kumar,
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1123-1127
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Adoption of Internet bankingin India: An Empirical Investigation of Issues and Concerns
Rammehar Mehla
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1128-1134
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Climate change: Mechanism for Global Warming in India and History of the influence of the greenhouse.
Swati
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1135-1142
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Employment Growth Prospects: Reflections on the Indian
Economy changes
PURUSHOTAM
Abstract:
Small and Medium Enterprises in India, structure the foundation of the economy in india for
their high effect on business age and public creation.
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1143-1150
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Pakistan: A Muslim State or an Islamic State?
Veena Kukreja
Abstract:
Pakistan was the first modern state to be found in the name of Islam. However, the quest for defining a national identity in terms of Islam led to uncertainty and contestation in the country.
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1151-1160
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Paper in Hindi
Benedikta Bda and Dr Ashish Kumar Bajpai
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1161-1169
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The Importance of fluvial geomorphology in sediment-related river maintenance-A Review
Anil Malik
Abstract:
This paper tends to the job that fluvial geomorphology may play in the administration of sediment‐related stream support in the U.K
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1170-1177
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अनुसूचित जाति एवं अनुसूचित जनजाति के छात्र®ं के नैतिक मूल्यों का तुलनात्मक अध्ययन
पंकज पाटिल, डाॅ. सुबोध सक्सेना
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1178-1185
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माध्यमिक स्तर के विद्यालयों में कार्यरत पुरूष एवं महिला शिक्षकों के समायोजन का तुलनात्मक अध्ययन
ज्ञानदेव देषमुख डाॅ. अनामिका पाण्डेय
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1186-1197
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Nutritional Benefits of Food for Healthy Life
Dr. Rajaratna R. Durge
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1198-1202
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Nature as an Omnipresent Character inAlice Walker’s The Color Purple
Dr. Anjana .J
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Alice Walker is a remarkable Afro-American writer whose ingenious pen drew pictures of the lush green African forests in her celebrated novel
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1203-1209
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GENDER INEQUALITY ANDGURU BABA NANAK
Dr Meharban Singh
Abstract:
Sex and gender-basedprejudiceanddiscrimination, calledsexism, are major contributing factors to social inequality. Most societies, evenagricultural ones,
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1210-1215
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A Comparative study of Achievement Motivation as related to performance of different
levels Basketball Players.
Shahanawaz Khan
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1216-1221
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बैतूल जिले के गोंड आदिवासी बालक एवं बालिकाओं के पोषण स्तर पर उनकी भोजन सम्बंधित आदतों के प्रभाव का अध्ययन
दीपिका पिपरदे डा. वर्षा चैधरी डा. भारती दुबे
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1222-1231
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ROLE AND FUNCTIONS OF SCHOOL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEES AT ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL LEVEL: A RESEARCH STUDY
Dr. Parmod Kumar, Rayees Ahmad Chersoo
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1249-1256
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The Study of Defence Mechanism of Rural Government and
Private High School Students
Aakanksha Dwivedi Sharma, Dr. Roma Anwar Bano
Abstract:
: Present study is trying to enlighten the study of defence mechanism of
Rural Government and Private high school students. For the present study 126 girls
and 126 boys student of 10th std. of Hoshangabad District was taken, for the
Assessment of defence mechanism of the students‟ self made defence mechanism
Questionnaire was used and„t‟ test used for the data analysis.
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1257-1263
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Paper in Other Language
Mukesh Chander Sharma
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1264-1273
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Paper in Hindi
Faizan
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1274-1281
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Paper in Other language
SONU YADAV
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1282-1293
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A CRITICAL ANALYSIS THE IMPACT OF PUBLIC HEALTH ON COMMUNITY WITH
REFERENCE TO PUNE DISTRICT, INDIA
Kulkarni Sumedha Shankar, Dr. Amit Mittal
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1294-1309
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ANALYSIS OF SOIL TRANSMITTED HELMINTHES PARASITES AMONG FEMALE
INHABITANTS OF LOWER SOCIO ECONOMIC GROUP IN BANGALORE CITY
P G Dhannya Chandran, Dr. R K Agarwal
Abstract:
Soil-transmitted helminthes parasites infected 1 billion people around the world. This infection is
most common in Females in developing countries.
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1310-1321
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EFFECT OF AGE AND GENEDER ON SOCIAL MEDIAMARKETING AND
THEIR STRATEGIES WITH RESPECT TO ITS IMPLEMENTATION
Dr.Lokesh Kumar
Abstract:
The fundamental reason for internet based life promoting is imparting about the item to the
purchaser and makes them open to individuals who does not think about the item.
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1322-1333
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AN INVESTIGATION ON THE CURRENT STATE OF MICRO, SMALL, AND MEDIUM SIZED FIRMS IN INDIA
Priya Gupta, Dr. Ganesh Pawar
Abstract:
Over the course of the last five decades, the Micro, Small, and Medium-Sized Enterprises (MSME)
sector has grown as a highly lively and dynamic sector in the Indian economy.
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1334-1341
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SOURCES OF RURAL AGRICUTURE CREDIT IN INDIA: AN OVERVIEW
Dr. Rajen Chandra Borah
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1342-1346
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An Exploration into Women’s Education and Leadership in the Pre-Colonial and Colonial Period
Dr. Sutapa Das
Abstract:
Education empowers women by enhancing self-esteem and self-confidence. It is the most vital tool to
liberate women from repression and subordination.
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1347-1352
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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CLIMATE AND INCOME
Munesh Kumari
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1353-1364
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RELATIONALISM IN MARKETING STRATEGIES IN
PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES IN NAGPUR
Dr. Sanjay Kothiram Meshram
Abstract:
Now a day, many big Pharma companies have responded to the current business climate by
engaging in a variety of strategies aimed at paving the way for future success.
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1365-1371
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ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION AND HUMAN DISEASES
Dr. NISHA VERMA
Abstract:
Environmental degradation is the deterioration of the environment through depletion of resources such as
air, water and soil the destruction of ecosystems and the extinction of wildlife.
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1372-1378
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1379-1384
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भारतीय लोकतंत्र केनए आयाम
डॉ. केशरी नन्दन
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1385-1388
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A Study of Inflation and Its Relative Impact on the Indian Economy: Current Scenario
Ms. Sarita
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1389-1396
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Tolerance of People on Trial: Indo-Pak Future
Dr. Sanjiv Kumar Sharma
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1397-1407
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MECHANISM OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE
Yuvraj Chahar
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1408-1417
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वैश्वीकरण और हिंदी उपन्यास
डॉ. सविता टाक
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1418-1420
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IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE WITH A REFERENCE TO CORAL REEF ECOSYSTEMS
Kavita Devi
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1421-1430
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IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE WITH A REFERENCE TO CORAL REEF ECOSYSTEMSFreedom of Expression or Grotesque Misrepresentations: A Study with Special
Reference to India’s Fourth Estate of Democracy
Dr. Arvindeka Chaudhary
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1431-1441
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मानवीय चेतना और आस्था के कविः पंडित भवानी प्रसाद मिश्र
डाॅ. स्मिता जैन
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1442-1448
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A Study to Find How Far Difference in Mode of Instruction and Gender Effect Students’ Self Concept.
Dr. Priyanka Bose Das
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1449-1463
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To investigate the traditional medical practices of several tribal communities in the desert of Rajasthan
Dr. Raksha Mishra
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1464-1475
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MODERNISM AND INDUSTRIALIZATION: THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL CHANGE ON D.H LAWRENCE'S CHARACTERS
Palash Roy
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1476-1482
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COMMUNICATION MEDIUMS AND PROJECT PERFORMANCE:
A CASE STUDY OF SUGAR RESEARCH INSTITUTE (KALRO) IN KISUMU COUNTY. KENYA
DOROTHY TINA AWINO
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1484-1494
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Women’s Education in Bihar: Policy, Issues and Challenges
Pawan Kumar
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1495-1499
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Women’s Education in Bihar: Policy, Issues and Challenges
Dr. Savita
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1500-1506
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हिन्दी काव्य को कर्नाटक की देन : मूल्यांकन एवं उपलब्धियाँ
डॉ. अल्ताफ पाषा. डी. एम.
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1507-1510
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Re-imagining Political Community
Rajesh Kumar
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1511-1515
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ARCHITECTURE AS A SOURCE OF ANCIENT INDIAN HISTORY
Monu,
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The culture and history of India is dynamic, unique and intriguing. It is amongst the first civilizations to have come into existence.
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1516-1520
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Impact of Demonetization on Employment in Indian Economy
Dr.Naresh Kumar,
Abstract:
The present paper makes an effort to know the effects of the 2016 demonetisation in India on employment status across various sectors of the Indian economy.
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1521-1525
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