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An Analysis Of The Protection Of Citizens' Rights And Freedoms In The Judicial System Of Iran.
Jahan Zahedi Fara And Mahmod Imani
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After that the citizens' rights and freedoms are recognized and guaranteed at both international and regional levels as well as seen in the human rights instruments and documents and also provided by the reflection of rights and freedoms in the Constitutional laws of different countries, the current issue in the world today is to enforce and firmly support these rights at the country level.
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1-17
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Construction And Standardization Of Achievement Test In Biology.
Ananya Singh And Prof. Dhananjai Yadav
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Achievement test is an important tool in school evaluation and has great significance in measuring instructional progress and progress of the students in the subject area.Achievement means one's learning attainments, accomplishments, proficients, etc. It is directly related to the pupil's growth and development in educational situations.
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18-27
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"Writing The Rape: A Critical Study Of Rape Narratives Through Feminist And Dalit Lens".
Dr.U S Saranya
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The historians and the nationalistsin India are of the view that women are under ever pressure and subjected to experience the domestic violence. They also claim that India is predominantly a male dominated country and claim that the Indian women are in need of the liberty and freedom and equal opportunities.
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28-35
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Role Of Women In The Transformation Of Namboothiri Brahmin Community In The 18th And 19th Century Travancore.
Dr.Ginu George
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This paper presents the society of Travancore in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries with an eye on the plight of women in the Namboothiri community. This comprehensive discussion focuses on the social situation of Namboothiri Women in Travancore. They were subjected to severe restrictions under the tyrannical dominance of the men folk.
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36-45
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MUDRA:A Review And Revolution Of Microfinance In India.
Manas Roy
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India has recently launched a range of macroeconomic policy initiatives which are innovative as well as transforming. Launching of Micro Units Development and Refinance Agency (MUDRA) bank is one of them.
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46-59
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Afghanistan Factor In India-Central Asia Relations.
Abdul RoufBhat,Mudasir Mubarik And Raghavendra Pratap Kushwaha
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The Central Asia has always been held at high strategic value for India. Geopolitical interests have obligated India and Central Asia to reconnect by reviving the rich legacy of historical and cultural engagements. This past affinity has been a bridge link to develop mutually close and meaningful relations.
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60-75
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Neo-Liberal State And Privatisation Of Higher Education: Manifestations And Challenges In Assam.
Geetimala Pathak
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With the crisis of the Keynesian welfare state, nations across the world adopted the policy of neo liberalism which promised unprecedented growth with an active intervention of the market and a consequent restructured role of the state in favour of market principles. Influence of neo liberal policy agenda on the higher education sector around the world manifested in dismantling of public services and entry of new actors with for- profit motive.
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76-93
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Practising Management Accounting (MA) Techniques In Halal Food Processing.
Mohd Rizuan Abdul Kadir,Noraina Mazuin Bte. Sapuan And Salina Bte. Daud
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The Qur'an has defined the basic concepts of food for human consumption, which are halal and toyyib. Halal denotes that which is permitted in Islam, while toyyib connotes purity. In brief, halal food in Islam must only comprise permitted ingredients (halal) and needs to submit to a good processing system to ensure that food is hygienic and safe (toyyib).
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94-110
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Preparedness And Response to Disasters: A Case of 2014 floods in Jammu City.
Mehraj ud din waza And Sonam Sharma
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The State of Jammu and Kashmir has a unique geographical personality. It is well endowed in renewable natural resources. The State is distinct from rest of the states in terms of topography, climate, economy, social setting and because of its strategic location.
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111-121
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The Role Of Trade Unions To Sustain Cordial Labor-Management Relations.
Brajesh Kumar Parashar And Dr. Satendra Thakur
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The labor union is one of the main actors of Labor-management Relations. It not only bulwarks the rights of employees but withal represents and defends them at different forums when sitting across the table to employer or management association. The labor union generally confers with management association in support of its members, campaigner for improvements/ amendments such as economic interests, working conditions, work norms, safety & health, benefits & compensation, and job security.
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122-146
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Study Of Academic Anxiety And Academic Achievement Among Secondary School Students.
Md Aman Azeem
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The role of academic anxiety cannot be underestimated among the predictors of academic achievement. Anxiety is an excited state of nervous system as a result of which sense of tension, nervousness and worry is being inflicted on individual (Spielberger,1983). In the modern time it is considered as a major predictor of academic performance (Mc Craty, 2007 and Mc Craty, et al., 2000).
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147-161
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Buying Behavior Of Amazon.In Consumers.
Shebin Saju And Dr.Santha S
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Online shopping is a form of electronic commerce which facilitates consumersto directly buy goods or services from a seller at any time over the internet using a web browser. The consumerscan select the product of their interest by visiting the website of the retailer directly.
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162-172
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Attitudes of High School Teachers Towards Application Of Computers In Teaching Learning Process.
Dr. A.Amruthavalli Devi
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Throughout the world there is awareness of the fundamental role of computer Technologies in the field of education. Theoretical and empirical studies have considered the importance of computers in the process of teaching and learning.
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173-182
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Capacity Utilization, Productivity And Production Function: Results On Public Sector Unit (BVFCL, Namrup).
Priyanka Bharali
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This paper analyses the relation between capacity utilization and productivity of BVFCL, Namrup for the period 2003- 2013. The results point out that both in short run and long run the factors are related to each other.
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183-203
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Law And Social Cohesion: A Chronological Overview From India Perspective.
Sheshadri Chatterjee
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Conception of social cohesion is a long-debated issue. Arrival of clear conception of social cohesion has been frustrated due to existence of multiple definitions sociologically and psychologically. However, society consists of group of people manifesting the thinking of the people as a reflection of the society.
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204-216
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Social Media And Youth: Self Construction And Impression Management.
Ms. Monika Singh And Prof. A.K Srivastava
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There is tremendous change in youth's way of self construction and impression management. Social Construction of self in the age of social media is associated with the public self , the self that is visible and known to others. Youth via social media particularly Social Networking Sites(SNS) either wants to match one's self presentation to the audiences' expectation and preferences or wants to match one's self presentation to one's own ideal self.
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Understanding The Perceptions Of Indian College Students Towards Life Insurance And Their Preferences On Researching & Purchasing The Same.
Ms. Aditi Acharya
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With the ushering of the economic reforms and the establishment of Insurance Regulatory & Development Authority, the insurance industry in India became more open for the companies and consumer friendly for the people. Private players emerged in the insurance space, and several banks in both the public and private sector adopted the bancassurance model of operation.
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233-248
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Youth Unemployment In India: An Analysis.
Bilal Ahmad Lone
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India is known for its youngest population in the world due to 27.5 percent youth population between the ages of 15-29. Youth have potential to change the fate of the country with their involvement in productive employment. This special category contain 28 percent of the population that is base for development.
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249-267
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Effectiveness Of Empowerment Program: A Case Study Of The Implementation Of Anggur Merah Program In Boronubaen And Hauteas Villages, Timor Tengah Utara District.
Yanuarius Makun Tnobi
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This study aimed to identify the effectiveness of the implementation of Anggur Merah, an empowerment program for poor communities in Boronubaen and Hauteas villages, Timor Tengah Utara district, Indonesia. One-to-one in-depth interviews were used to collect the data from the study participants recruited using purposive sampling technique.
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268-280
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Life Satisfaction, Perceived Social Support And Affect Of Adolescents.
Jaisri.M
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Life satisfaction is the way a person evaluates his or her life and how he or she feels about where it is going in the future. It is a measure of well-being and may be assessed in terms of mood, satisfaction with interpersonal relationships and with achieved goals, self-concept, and self-perceived ability to cope with daily life.
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A Conceptual Paper On The Dimensions Of The Road Transport System That Influence Tourist Satisfaction.
Anjali R. Virkar, Dr. Prita D.Mallya And Anjali R. Virkar
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This is a conceptual paper to study the dimensions of road transport system that affect tourist satisfaction. The paper reviews the literature on transport and tourism, and analyses various dimensions of transport system such as accessibility, perceived quality, tourist expectations and perceived value. The study aims to determine which dimensions of the transport system affect tourist satisfaction.
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Collection Development Policy And Management Among The Three Engineering Colleges In Howrah District: A Case Study.
Gargi Das
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This study discusses the importance of collection development in College libraries. Various factors have to be taken into consideration while developing a qualitative collection for the benefit of the users. These factors include policies, principles, techniques and procedures, problems associated with collection/ development.
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304-318
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A Study On Consumer's Behaviour In Shopping Malls.
Jisha C L And Rabiya Mohammed
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This paper presents Consumer's behaviour in shopping malls in Ernakulam city.. For the study Convenint Sampling Method was used and the sample size was 50. Simple percentage analysis was used for the analysis.
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319-329
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Sustainable Rural Development In India: Issues And Challenges.
Dr. Ranvir Singh
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The term 'rural development' is of focal interest and is widely acclaimed in both the developed and developing countries like India. In the Indian context rural development assumes special significance for two important reasons.
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330-341
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Physical And Mental Health With Special Reference To Male To Female Transgender In Chennai City.
Dr.M.Sudha
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Transgender Status, sex work, various types of stigma, gender based violence, intimate partner violenceand lack of social support makes male to female transgender vulnerable to STI, HIV and mental health problems
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342-351
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"Exploring Mental Health Scenerio In Kashmir".
Ms. Loaba Shafaq And Prof. Musaddiq Jahan
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Conflict of any kind and nature has a deep impact on societies and economies of the world. Kashmir has witnessed political violence and Human Rights violation since 1989, which has retarded growth and development and also shattered peace spectrum throughout the Kashmir valley.
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352-358
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Rural Non-Farm Employment of the Scheduled Castes in India.
Dr. Satyen Sarkar
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The study analyzes the rural non-farm employment in India and examines the participation of SCs in the rural non-farm sector, given the inadequate access of the SCs to agricultural land and capital assets.
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359-378
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The Voice Of The Marginalised: Demands For Autonomy Among The Tribes Of North East India, With Special Reference To Assam.
Dr. Chuchengfa Gogoi
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The history of Northeast India is the history of ethnic self-determination whose seeds have been rooted by the crown and the company. The demands for separate geographical space for the native Ethnic community are the outcome of British administrative arrangement which created a exclusive-geographical boundary among the ethnically different communities of northeast India.
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379-393
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Women And Customary Panchayats - An Empirical Study On Their Membership.
Dr. Geeta N. Bangari
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Panchayat Raj Institutions (PRIs) were introduced in India through an Amendment to the Constitution of India, in 1992. This Act provides reservation of not less than one third of seats for women, to engage women in the process of building a participatory democracy. The literature survey and field study have revealed that, in our county Customary Panchayats at the village levels continue to co-exist with Formal Panchayats with elected representatives who are enjoined with the responsibility of local governance, welfare and development.
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394-403
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Compulsive Buying Behaviour In Relation To Self Control And Generalized Self Efficacy Among Young Professionals.
Supreet Kaur And Pria Singh
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Compulsive Buying Behaviour is an important area to be explored. Now days individuals are under extreme stress and pressure, be it the professional or personal life. The urge to buy has been found to be at an all time high in the recent past. Individuals follow the new trend of "When the going gets tough, the tough go shopping".
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404-416
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Environmental Education - Emergence, Principles and Thrust Areas.
Sumana Mallick (Ghosh) And Amal Kumar Ghosh
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Environment is our intimate, de rigueur and immediate beyond which provides the basics of life. Clean and fresh environment is extremely fundamental for promoting healthy life style for living being. As Environmental Education deals with the proper understanding of safeguarding and nurturing the environment, it is almost essential for protecting the environment with its biological habitat.
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417-427
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Spatio-Temporal Analysis Of Urban Population Growth And Distribution In Aurangabad City.
Mr. R. U. Kharat And Dr. P. A. Khadke
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The growth of urban population is dynamic process at the different time and its relation to environmental and physical, culture. India is the second largest populated country after china The faster growing of urban population is mainly because naturally population growth and rural to urban migration.
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428-442
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A Case Study Of Progress And Challenges Of Entrepreneurship In China.
Salif DIOP and Aly YOROTE
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The People's Republic of China (PRC) enjoys a growth rate thathas averaged around 8% annually for over three decades. Recentlyfounded private enterprises are increasingly an important part of that steady economic development as there are estimated to be about tenmillion such enterprises in China supplying a majority of the country'semployment (China News, 2013.
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443-477
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Basic Structure and Derivation Structure of Kodi Dialect Clauses, Sumba Language.
Yohana Deta Karere
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This study aimed to understand the Basic Structure and Derivation Structure of Kodi Dialect Clauses, Sumba Language. One-on-one in-depth interview method was used to collect the data from the study participants. The participants were recruited using purposive sampling technique.
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478-490
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Association Between Diet And Cancer Risk: A Review.
Indresh Kumar And Madhulika Gutam
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The link between cancer and diet is just as mysterious as the disease itself. Much research has pointed toward certain foods and nutrients that may help prevent or conversely, contribute to certain types of cancer.
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491-499
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"A Study On Rural Women Empowerment In India:Through The Eyes Of Entrepreneurship And Skill Development".
MSR Krishna Prasada Rao
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The challenge for women living in rural India is more severe as compared to their urban counterparts. In rural societies, gender discrimination reduces economic opportunities for girls and young women. Deprivation and bias, cultural norms force many girls from poor families into early marriage and childbearing, where they are extremely vulnerable to HIV, sexual violence, and physical exploitation.
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500-515
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A Study On Consumer Buying Behaviour During Festive Season.
N.R.Narayanan
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As a part of secular India, we celebrate the festivals of all communities and religion and we know certain festival shopping is unavoidable such as Diwali, Dusshera, Christmas and New Year. This paper is an attempt to study the consumer buying behaviour during festive season specifically with reference to Coimbatore.
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516-527
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Knowledge Management Practices - Its Impact On Job Satisfaction (With Special Reference To Banking Sector).
Dr.T.Naresh Kumar
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The main objective of this study is to investigate the influence of Knowledge Management on Job Satisfaction in Banking Sector. A sample size of 384 employees, consisting of 70 per cent clerical cadre and 30 percent officer cadre, working in the various Branches of Public Sector Commercial Banks operating in Nalgonda District of Telangana State were chosen.
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528-545
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Exploring Factors Affecting Quality Of Life (Qol) In People With Parkinson's Disease (Pwp) In India: A Focus Group Discussion (FGD) With Professionals.
Meruna Bose,Prof. Bharati Bellare And Prof. Lata Shroff Parmar
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Parkinson's Disease is a progressive disorder with motor and non motor symptoms specifically affecting quality of life of people with this disease. Health related quality of life scales for Parkinson's Disease developed in various countries like Parkinson's Disease questionnaire 39 and 8, Parkinson's Disease Quality of Life.
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546-556
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The Shift IN India's Health Policy Paradigm AND Their Implication ON Healthcare Needs.
NehaYadav
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This paper attempts to sketch the basics of a Health Service System that would be best suited to the overwhelming needs of the majority. The modest attempt has been to present a basic outline of the direction needs based on the understood shortcomings of the current services. In what follows, the paper will proceed from outlining the gross inequalities that would further guide the directions and changes needed for the change.
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557-570
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Rock Cut Cave Temples Of Anaimalai And Tirupparankundram: An Artistic Analysis.
C. Pandeeswaran
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This research paper seeks to explain about the artistic analysis of rock cut cave temples of Anaimalai and Tirupparnkundram through the primary sources such as South Indian Inscription Vol. XIV, Madurai Mavatta Kalvettukkal Vol. I, Avanam and other secondary sources. This paper covers from the earliest settlement of Jainism in Anaimalai and Tirupparnkundram to 10th century C.E.
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571-581
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Customer Satisfaction With Reference To Ice Cream- A Study.
Dr.R.Renuka, Dr.M.Ganesan And Dr. M. K. Durgamani
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Customer satisfaction is an ambiguous and abstract concept and the actual manifestation of the state of satisfaction will vary from the person to person and product to product. The level of satisfaction can also vary depending on other option the customer may have and other products against which customer can compare the organisations product.
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582-589
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Effect Of Multimedia Approach On Achievement In Biology Of IX Grade Students In Relation To Their Learning Styles.
Parul Aggarwal
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The present research study has been intended to know the effect of multimedia approach on achievement in relation to their learning style. For this purpose, the sample of 80 students of IX grade of secondary schools affiliated to PSEB board were taken. Results had shown that the usage of approach had positive effects on achievement of students.
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590-605
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Bhinneka Tunggal Ika In Kakawinsutasoma In Multicultural Societyof Denpasar City.
Ni Putu Winanti And Ni Gusti Ayu Kartika
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The pluralism of Denpasar City residents to this day still exist. The philosophy of Bhinneka Tunggal Ika is considered giving a strong contribution to it. This study will try to illustrate the roots of Bhinneka Tunggal Ika philosophy in Sutasoma's Old Poetry (kakawin) by Mpu Tantular, the implementation of Bhinneka Tunggal Ika philosophy, and the perception of the multicultral community in Denpasar towards the Bhinneka Tunggal Ika.
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606-615
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The Implication Of Tanah Lot Temple's Commodificationto Beraban Traditional Villagers.
I Made Girinata
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As a tourist destination, Tanah Lot temple has contributed a lot to the people of Beraban traditional village and the Government of Tabanan Regency. Levy from the management of Tanah Lot temple is now divided into two, they are first, traditional village of Beraban as a party I distributed in each traditional village in district Kediri and second is Tabanan regency as party II.
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616-639
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Improving Language Learning Through Contemporary Applications.
Dr.S.Arunkumar
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We are living in a world where technology is becoming more and more important every day. The word E-Learning has become the most important word among the students, teachers and in every educational environment. E-mails, instant messaging, blogs and wikis have transformed the way we communicate and share information with each other. This also allows learners and teachers to gather knowledge and information.
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640-645
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Nangluk Merana Ceremony.
Pande Wayan Renawati
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NanglukMerana Ceremony is an effort or a way to deter pests that invade which cause disturbances either in agricultural areas, fields or rice paddies through the ceremony.The ceremony was held the first time around 1437 Cakaor 1515 AD, led by Dang HyangNirartha and Brahmins Keling.Research on NanglukMerana Ceremony in relation to agricultural field was done by using descriptive interpretativeanalysis toward the ceremony and the cultural values contained in it.
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646-660
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Wind Power Development In Tamil Nadu.
Dr. T. Palaneeswari
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Wind power is one of the oldest-exploited energy sources by humans and today is the most seasoned and efficient energy of all renewable energies. Wind energy does not contaminate, it is inexhaustible and reduces the use of fossil fuels, which are the origin of greenhouse gasses that cause global warming.
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661-673
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Indian Folk Culture: A Conceptual Framework.
Dr. JISHA D NAIR
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The role of culture lies not just in empowering self-articulations and investigation with respect to people and groups, yet additionally in creating innovativeness as a social power. The solidarity of India reflects a diversity of religions, societies, traditions and dialects. Culture has some part as condition in offering sustenance to the human nearness.
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674-681
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A Study On Emotional Intelligence Of Intermediate Students In Krishna District Of Andhra Pradesh.
Ms. Ramana K And Dr.S.Anitha Devi S
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The aim of the present study was to examine the level of emotional intelligence among intermediate students. The study also aimed at identifying the differences in emotional intelligence with regard to gender and location.
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682-693
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Academic And Functional Skills Development In Inclusive Setting.
Mrs. Amandeep Kaur
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Special Education is one of the most recently developed and major area of study in the field of education and psychology. Special Needs is a term that is used for those individuals who have having disability, it may be mental, psychological and medical and they require assistance in performing their tasks.
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694-699
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Administering The Challenges Of 21st Epoch Towards Effectiveindian Policing.
Rupinder Aulakh
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The beginning of 21st era has marked the florescence of the proliferating complexities, advancement in technology, availability of faster means which has ushered new menaces as cyber and organised crime, masterminds in illegitimate activities and threats to civic life.
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700-718
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Unloading Mechanism: An Indication Of Overpressure In Niger Delta ('X' - Field) Using Cross Plots Of Rock Properties.
StanleyEze, Ideozu. R.U., Ibitoye .T. Abel, Oko .A. Jacob and Osisanya .O. Wasiu
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This study has investigated the unloading mechanism causes of overpressure and delineated the overpressure zones in X- field Niger Delta. The Niger Delta basin has many overpressure zones with different origins and depositional environments. This research used well log data from four (4) wells in X - Field Niger Delta. The logs include Gamma ray log, deep induction log, Density log, and sonic log.
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719-736
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Images Of Siva At The Kambattadi Mantapa Of Madurai Temple Complex.
C. DEEPA
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The famous Menakshi Sundaresvarar Temple is located in Madurai, the headquarters of Pandya dynasty in Tamilnadu. Lord Siva is worshipped as Sundaresvar. There are twenty five Siva manifestation depicted on the pillars of the Kambattadi Mantapa. Among the twenty five forms, the paper tries to trace out the significant and outstanding forms of Lord Siva.
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737-746
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Media Framing Of Climate Change Issues: A Study On Leading English Newspaper Editorials Between The Period Jan - Dec 2017.
Anto P Cheerotha
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It is quite evident from many research studies since last decade that climate change is one of the most critical issues of 21st century (Boykoff & Boykoff, 2007). Hence, media communication on climate change plays a significant role in public understanding and perception of climate change issues. In this scenario, media framing of climate change is increased to become one of the core areas of the research domain of Media Communication about Climate Change (MCCC).
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747-758
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Modern Slavery And Forced Labour As Social Problem In Nigeria Today And Its Implication On Education.
DR. Augustina Izadi Anakwe
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Millions of men, women and children around the world are forced to lives as slaves. Although the exploitation is often not called slavery, the conditions are the same. People are sold like objects, forced to work for little or no pay and are at the mercy of their 'employers'. This paper discussed modern slavery and forced labour as a social problem in the society today.
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759-765
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New Zealand's?Tourism Model Development And Its Results: A Lesson For Mexican Tourism Developers And Public Administrators.
ArturoLaureVidriales And Diego HannonOvies
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In this study it is compared how different countries have come up with different models of tourism development, which accordingly with experts have produced a number of different results?in their respective societies.?In this article we intended to compare?some of the key decisions?made by?tourist authorities in New Zealand.
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766-785
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Role Of Teacher In Swami Vivekananda's Man-Making Education.
Dr. Santosh Kumar Behera
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Swami Vivekananda was a man of versatile genius. The world found in him a patriot saint, a lover of art and architecture, a classical singer, a commanding orator of great charm, a visionary, a philosopher, an educationist, and above all a worshipper of humanity. Education, he said, must provide "Life-building, Man-making and Character-making assimilation of ideas".
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786-795
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Education And Women's Human Resource Development.
Dr. K. Siva Sankari
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Human refers to the population - men and women, on earth. Human being is bestowed with knowledge, skills, efficiency and capacity which are intangible assets of an individual. The development of these assets leads to the development of human being as a whole. This development can be achieved through education and training.
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796-802
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Anita Desai's Manifestations of Love.
Hampamma Gongadi
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Anita Desai is one of the foremost Indian women writers of fiction in English who covers a wide span of life and a wide variety of subjects in her writings. She has shown a marked interest in the short story as a form of artistic expression and exploration.
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803-811
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Inclination Of Jaunsari Women Towards Women-Centric Television Programmes: An Analysis.
Nidhi Bhandari And Dr. Sudhanshu Jayaswal
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Television as the most effective and powerful mass media tool has become an important part of every Indian household and most prominently in the lives of Indian women.Television as a mass medium has become a major source of enlightment,leisure and infotainment for women.
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812-836
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"Wither The People's Movements In India?"The Case Of National Alliance Of People's Movement.
Alka Pal
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In order to survive social movements must categorically maintain their autonomy from the established institutional and ideological structures if they are to give their own alternative paradigm. And they also need to maintain, a dialectical balance between its urge to institutionalise and radicalize.
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837-853
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A Study of Organisational Environment Impact on Job Satisfaction of School Teachers.
Dr. Balbir Kumar
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Educational development of a nation is determined by the quality of school education imparted by the teachers to the students as it is a significant stage of education that helps in a child's overall development. At this level, teachers perform their teaching responsibilities and they serve as a role model for their students.
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A Critical Analysis Of Question Papers In Different School Subjects At Class IX Level.
Dr. Rajvinder Kaur
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Examinations play an important role in the Indian system of education. They are so important that they direct the entire teaching-learning process in schools. Examination use mainly one tool to evaluate the achievement of students and that is the 'question paper'.
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868-880
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Role of NCTR's Reforms Plan - 2017, NPE - 2016 and NCFTE - 2009 to promote Teacher Education.
Banti Rani
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"Let us remember: one child, one teacher, one book, one pen can change the world" is an inspiring quotation by Malala Yousafzai. The quotation itself describes the power of education. Man as being a social animal can transform into a universal being through the process of education.
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881-889
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TEACHER EDUCATION AND FUTURE NEEDS.
Geeta Sharma
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Teacher education aims to enhance Research and practice in teaching. Teacher education is also concerned with the description of teaching, teaching effectiveness, factors which determine teachers status, thought process and performance & the social policies that affect teachers in all aspects & stages of their career.
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890-896
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Anxiety In Relation To Adjustmentamong Secondary School Students Of Yamunanagar.
Ranjeeta
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The purpose of present study was to find out the relationship between Anxiety and Adjustment of Secondary school students. To achieve this objective, descriptive correlational method was used. The sample consisted of 160 secondary school students of Yamunanagar district selected through random sampling technique.
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897-905
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Relationship Between Emotional Intelligence And Adjustment Of Senior Secondary School Students Of Jind.
Dr Kuldeep Singh Yadav
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Adjustment is a process by which a living organism maintains a balance between the needs and the circumstances. For living a happy and prosperous life emotional intelligence and adjustment is a pre-requisite condition. In every sphere of life, starting from birth till death we need healthy adjustment.
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906-919
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Effect Of Environmental Education For Sustainable Development On The Development Of Environmental Awareness Among Secondary School Students.
Dr. Sakshi And Dr. Sushma Gupta
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The aim of the present study was to examine the effect of Environmental Education for Sustainable Development on the development of Environmental Awareness among Secondary School Students. Keeping in view the purpose of the study, experimental method was used by the investigator.
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920-931
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Ecofeminism In Atwood’s Surfacing.
Priyanka Gupta
Abstract:
The most important problem that an individual faces today is the demotion of land and environment and its consequences on human presence. In this conditions the term Ecofeminism becomes highly relevant.
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932-939
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Life Satisfaction And Stress Among Working Women And Housewives.
Suneel Chaudhary
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In India, especially in urban areas an increase in female employment outside the home has occurred during the last few decades. This has greatly increased the number of multiple role women.
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940-946
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Self Regulation Of Academic Performance Through Goal Setting In Adolescents – An Interventional Study.
Rafi Mohmad
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This study investigated the effects of a goal-setting intervention on students' academic performance and use of different phases of self-regulatory skills (Fore thought, Performance and Self Reflection).
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947-963
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The Sociological Importance Of Social Movements: In The Perspective Of Uttarakhand Separate State Movement.
Dr. Naveen Prakash Nautiyal
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Why are social movements important, sociologically? Though there are doubtless many reasons, there will focus upon three. In the first instance, social movements are extremely prevalent in contemporary western societies. Evidence of their activities is everywhere. Protests are one very obvious example of this.
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964-969
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The Quest for Female Identity in Margaret Atwood‟s The Edible Woman.
Ifshan Rashid
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Margaret Atwood is a Canadian feminist writer and the representative of postmodern literature in Canada. Most of her novels are about women subjugation, survival and quest for identity. The paper attempts to study how Atwood presents the real picture of women in the male dominated society and how they fight against crisis. Atwood in all her novels
raises the issue of women‟s identity from a feministic point of view. The protagonist of the novel The Edible Woman also faces male dominance and crisis of identity. The paper will investigate the journey of her quest for female identity.
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970-974
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RELATIVE EFFECT OF YOGAPRACTICE AND COMBINED YOGA PRACTICES WITH SIDDHA TREATMENT ONMEAN ARTERIAL PRESSUREAMONGPOLYCYSTIC OVARIAN SYNDROME
Mrs. A. AMROSE FATHIMA, Dr. K. SEKAR BABUAbstract:
The intention of this study was to examine therelative effect of yoga practice and combined yoga practices with siddha treatment on mean arterial pressure among polycystic ovarian syndrome. Download full Length Paper...... | 975-982 |
Violent Conflicts of Microeconomics
Satish kumar
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In our concise survey, we assess the emergence, in the most recent decade, of the "microeconomics of savage clash" as another subfield of observational improvement economics. We start by de-bunking normal misperceptions about the microeconomics of contention and distinguish a few commitments to economic theory and, specifically, to empirics, techniques and information. We additionally show how the subfield is enhanced through collaboration with researchers working in related disciplines. We anticipate that future work should contribute bury alia to the proof base on harmony building mediations, the improvement of post-struggle organizations, the conduct of firms in strife territories and the job of feelings in decision-making. We note a distinction between the quickly advancing scholarly subfield from one viewpoint and the moderately restricted utilization of information therefore produced by philanthropic and improvement associations and approach creators working in and on struggle influenced territories. We finish up by recommending that instructing in economics and the discipline-explicit JEL codes have not yet kept pace with this ongoing scholarly improvement.
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983-990
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STUDY OF TEACHERS’ ROLE COMMITMENT IN RELATION TO OCCUPATIONAL STRESS
Sonia Mahi
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The study was intended to find out the Teachers‟ role commitment in relation to occupational stress. 200 teachers (100 male and 100 female) of government and private schools of Gurgaon district were taken as sample for this study. Teacher‟s Role Commitment Test by Rathod and Verma (2003) and Occupational Stress Test by Shrivastava and Singh (1984) were used for the collection of the data. The results of the study showed there is no significant difference in the mean scores of Role Commitment among govt. and private school teachers. There is no significant difference in the mean scores of Occupational Stress among govt. and private school teachers. The result indicates that there exists significant relationship between Role Commitment and Occupational Stress.
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991-997
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Democracy: Present and Future in Bhutan
Dr. DHARMENDRA
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Democracy has come a long way from the Greek ideas of Demos and Kratos and in fact
this journey in the tiny Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan since 2008 seems to be one of a
regime initiated one. It holds all the trappings of being depicted as yet another model of
guided democracy, like the ones prevalent in Turkey (since Ataturk), in Pakistan under the
martial law administrators as well as under Pervez Musharraf, Indonesia (under Ahmed
Sukarno) and others where, democracy is and was looked upon as an institution under the
protection of the armed forces. And this incident made way to autocracy in those countries.
In Bhutan, the custodian appears to be the monarchy and the monarchs themselves. The
framers of the 2008 constitution of the Kingdom of Bhutan makes every effort to insulate
their document from political quagmire by putting in place certain qualifications namely
like that candidates contesting the poll should be graduates only, making way for the
technocrats to run for the elected offices. For the present time this guided democracy
seems to continue without much of a problem but in the future it might give way to some
other form or perhaps political turmoil. Therefore we need to look at the other Greek idea
of Kratos meaning people‟s rule.
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998-1003
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Job Stress & Quality of Life of Female Teaching Employees
Dr Binay Kumar Bimal
Abstract:
Quality of life & Stress at work is a relatively new phenomenon of modern life style
profession. The nature of work has gone through drastic changes over the last century as it
is still changing at whirlwind speed. Stress has touched almost all professions. Stress poses
a threat to physical health of the individual. Work related stress in the life of organized
workers, consequently affects the health of organizations. Stress is high in teaching
profession because of their nature of work, regular salary, and low salary and over work
load. Thus, the present study focuses on the job stress and quality of female teaching
employees. Descriptive research design is adopted and universe is the female employees of
government schools Patna. The researcher adopted snow ball sampling technique and
sample size of was confirmed to 201. It was concluded that job stress influences the quality
of life of teaching employees. It is also concluded that the demographic variables do
influence the level of job stress and quality of life of teaching employees.
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1004-1008
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AN APPLICATION OF CONTROL CHARTS FOR ATTRIBUTES
IN BANKING & INSURANCE INDUSTRY
DR. SANDEEP KUMAR
Abstract:
Banking and Insurance sectors are rapidly growing in India and there are many
opportunities in business & services. The NPA in banking and claims in insurance are
two major issues need to be analysis. In this study, we have been collected data for NPA
of 21 banks in India and claims of Bajaj Allianz in insurance industry. To test the
feasibility of the processes, we have introduced the technique of statistical quality
control. The control charts plays an important role to test and maintain the quality of any
process through its 3σ-control limits.We have been used two differentcharts for attributes
such as p-chart for insurance and u-chart for banking.
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1009-1021
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MODERN EUROPEAN DRAMA
Prof. Dr.Nilesh P. Sathvara
Abstract:
Drama is the specific mode of fiction represented in performance. The enactment of
drama in theatre, performed by actors on a stage before an audience, presupposes collaborative
modes of production and a collective form of reception. Tragedy is the major form of drama
besides comedy. A tragic plot is more linear than a comic plot. Tragic heroes and heroines in
traditional drama are above ordinary people because of their social rank and strong personality.
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1022-1035
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Health Awareness Among Tribes of Rural India
Dr. Indu Kumari
Abstract:
The tribes in India are spread over the length and breadth of the country. The tribal populations
are recognised as socially and economically vulnerable. Their lifestyles and food habits are
different from that of their rural neighbours. They depend on minor forest produce and manual
labour for livelihood. They may not have adequate income. Their food consumption pattern is
dependent on the vagaries of nature and varies from extreme deprivation (in the lean seasons) to
high intakes (in the post-harvest period). About 21% of them are scheduled castes and 24% are
tribes. Purulia suffers from very poor conditions in terms of hygiene, poverty, and lack of safe
drinking water, resulting in major health problems such as diarrhoea, malaria, filarial, TB,
anaemia, and others. Poor child birth and nutrition standards lead to high IMR and MMR.
Maternal malnutrition which was quite common among the tribal women was also a serious
health problem especially for those having numerous pregnancies too closely spaced and
reflected the complex socio-economic factors that affected their overall condition.
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1036-1039
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Paper in Other Language
Mojahedul Islam
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1040-1047
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RELIGIOSITY AND PERSONALITY CORRELATES OF ALTRUISM
Dr. Arun Kumar
Abstract:
The term altruism is of recent origin. However, attempts to explain to which the
term applies are ancient. August Comte, a French philosopher and sociologist, first introduced
this term (Encyclopedia of Britannica, 1967; Vol. 8). Probably, he came to adapt the term from
the Italian 'altrui' . For him, altruism was an unselfish regard for the welfare of others. The other
conception in this regard is the term altruism comes from the world "alter", meaning "other" and
generally connotes an orientation toward other rather than toward self. Altruism refers to acts
that bring benefits to other people .
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1048-1053
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Paper in Other Language
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1054-1061
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GEOMETRICAL KNOWLEDGE IN INDUS VALLEY CIVILIZATION
DR. NISHANT KUMAR
Abstract:
We have looked into trace of Geometrical knowledge in Indus Valley Civilization (3500-3000
B.C.) as well as in Vedas and other ancient Hindu Epics thousands of years before Christ. We
first discuss the trace of geometrical knowledge in the Indus Valley Civilization. From the
archaeological excavations of the cities, Mohenjo-daro and Harappa in Indus Valley
Civilization, we find traces of well planned drainage system, road crossing at right angles and
big buildings built of burnt bricks. The zoning of the city in bazaars, temple area, houses of the
rich and of the menials etc. indicate planning, pre thinking on the part of the city-fathers. We
also find the geometrical knowledge preserved in Seals and Plates obtained from excavations.
From the figures on seals we can infer that the people of Indus Valley Civilization were well
acquainted with rectilinear figures and circles. They also knew the methods to how draw them.
These seals are perfect squares or rectangles. The people of Indus Valley also have the
knowledge of the relation between volume, weight and density of the material. All the above
discussed achievements of the Indus Valley people lead us to conclude that the knowledge of
geometry and mensuration must had been in state of developed stage at the time of Indus Valley
Civilization in the vicinity of 3500 B.C.
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1062-1065
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An Evaluation of Mid Day Meal Scheme among Five Selected Blocks of Primary Schools’
Children in District Deoria
Kajal Shahi
Abstract:
MDM scheme should continue in the Deoria District as it had positive impact on
nutritional status, enrolment, attendance and dropout rate of children. This would change the
inclination of masses towards government schools and thus helpful uplift to nutritional and
educational status in the area. Laboratory results showed that the protein content of menu in
present investigation was maximum all most primary schools as comparison to recommended
norms set under the scheme for year 2014 and 2015 whereas, the protein content of menu was
minimum (soya bean deficit in menu) in Misrouli primary school as compared recommended
RDA from year 2014. In case of energy content of menu analysis was lower among five selected
blocks primary schools in year 2014 & 2015. Statistically, Significant difference (P < 0.05) was
observed for protein, energy, calcium, and iron content of menu between five selected blocks
primary schools in Deoria district for year 2014 & 2015.To visualized overall performance of
MDM, if the scheme may be implemented as a whole package, it will be beneficial in terms of
nutritional and health aspect of rural mass of children to boost up their sound health and enhance
mental ability of the children.
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1066-1074
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वर्तमान के वातायन से प्रेमचंद
डाॅ. सुधांशु कुमार
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1075-1079
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Paper in Hindi
Prabhat Kumar
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1080-1083
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Paper in Hindi
Rinku Kumari
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1084-1088
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Paper in Hindi
Dr. Smita Kumari
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1084-1097
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Paper in Hindi
Dr. Sudhakar Kumar
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1089-1093
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Paper in Hindi
Rishmi Kiran
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1094-1098
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Paper in Hindi
Ranjeet Kumar Paswan
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1099-1104
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Paper in Hindi
Sunil Kumar Yadav
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1105-1111
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Paper in Hindi
Dr. Rupesh Kumar
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1112-1118
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THE SCOPE AND AMBIT OF JUDICIAL INTERVENTION IN ELECTION DISPUTES IN INDIA
Dr. Seema Nargotra
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1119-1132
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INDIA’S GRETEST POET : RABINDRANATH TAGORE
Dr. Rajiv Ranjan
Abstract:
A great poet, Rabindranath Tagore was born in Calcutta in 1861 under the influence of
the English rulers. He was influenced strongly by some of the events during the period of his
childhood and he imbibed the lustre of the Indian mediaeval heritage, along with the new vision
of modern European culture. His name is known to the educated people all over the world. The
creative intellect of Tagore had flourished at the confluence of currents of ideas. Here, he is
venerated as a poet and philosopher in the tradition of the ancient rishis. I don‟t fail to note that
Tagore had no methodical schooling when he was a boy, he attained the height of a great poet.
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1133-1135
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Paper in Hindi
Roopa Singh
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1136-1157
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Paper in Hindi
Soni Kumari
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1164-1173
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Paper in Hindi
Dr. Kalpana Satish Kawale
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1164-1167
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Paper in Hindi
Dr. Sadhna Bhandari, Dr. Ratan Lal Kumawat
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1172-1178
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IMPACT OF LIBERALIZATION ON EMPLOYMENT IN INDIA
Dr Sachchidanand Yadav
Abstract:
Trade liberalization refers to the removal of government incentives and restrictions from
trade between nations. Rapidly increasing flows of goods and services across national
borders have been the most visible aspect of the increasing integration of the global
economy in recent decades.
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1175-1181
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Paper In Other Language
Anupam
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1182-1187
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Paper In Hindi
Dr. Shyam Babu Parsad
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1188-1190
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Paper In Hindi
Dr. Mukul Kumar
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1191-1194
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COMPARATIVE STUDY OF LEG STRENGTH AMONG COLLEGE LEVEL VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS AND BASKETBALL PLAYERS
Pramod Dalal Manju Dalal
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1195-1197
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Study of Varied Socio-Political Measures of Drug Addictions in India: Role of Government Administrationand NGOS
Dr. Hareshkumar Muljibhai Ghona
Abstract:
Drug addiction andalcoholism has become the foremost socialissues since 1980s that has to be self-addressed together by each government
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1198-1202
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Indian Nuclear WarheadsandIts StrategiesAbout Their Nuclear Policy
Prof.R.K Upadhyaya Vidyavati
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1203-1208
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Free India; The Dream of a Missionary: Political ideas of C.F.
Andrews
Dr Vedpal Rana
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1209-1215
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Role of media in preservation of our culture
Dr. Swapan Jyoti Nath
Abstract:
With the passage of time man creates new wonders, develops cultures, creates traditions, shapes the societies and writes history
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1216-1225
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Fairy Tales as Carriers of Gendered Social Attitudes
Shakira Khatoon
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1226-1230
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STUDY ON THE LIABILITY OF HOSPITALS IN INDIA
Dr. Sharat Raj Singh
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1231-1237
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A STUDY OF FEMINIST CONCERN IN THE NOVELS OF CHITRA
BANERJEE DIVAKARUNI
Dr. Pallavi
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1238-1243
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जनहित , माध्यम और सूचना समाज
Dr Shashi Rani
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पत्रकार अपने काम के लिए सबसे आम औचित्य यह बताते हैं कि यह "जनहित में" है। यही वह धारणा है जो सत्ता में बैठे लोगों से कठिन प्रश्न पूछने, दूसरों की निजता पर आक्रमण करने और कभी-कभी सत्य की खोज के लिए नैतिक अभ्यास की सीमाओं का परीक्षण करने के लिए पत्रकारिता के नैतिक अधिकार को रेखांकित करती है
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1244-1252
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ENVIRONMENT, FOREST AND CLIMATE CHANGE: SOME ISSUES
Priyanka Thakur
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1253-1261
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WORKING OF MANAGEMENT FOR EMPLOYEES IN NALCO, ANGUL,
(ODISHA)
DR. BASANTA KUMAR NAIK
Abstract:
Though Industrial relations is one of the most delicate and complex problems of the
modem industrial society Nalco continues to survive in this competitive world by attaining
industrial peace by setting industrial dispute through mutual understandings and agreement
and by making constant effort to achieve industrial democracy by allowing workers
participation in management.
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1262-1270
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AN EXAMINATION OF METHODS FOR DETECTING TUBERCULOSIS AND
OTHER INFECTIOUS DISEASES
Kamran UZ Zaman, Dr. Raghvendra Pratap Narayan
Abstract:
Tuberculosis is the most common mycobacterial sickness seen across the world, and it has
been a source of worry for humans since the birth of civilization.
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1271-1279
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CONCEPT OF KAVYA AND ITS KINDS
Dr. N. Sanatomba Singh
Abstract:
Kavya is termed beaucoup patois as the time changes. It was sometimes termed as
Mimangsha, sometimes Literature, sometimes Natya, sometimes Sahitya etc.
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1280-1284
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Weapon Tradition of Manipur
Dr. H Rajmani Singha
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1285-1289
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JUTE- ACRYLIC BLENDS
Ritu Hooda
Abstract:
Jute-Acrylic blended fabrics showed improvement in physical properties like
bursting strength and crease recovery on mixing with acrylic.
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1290-1293
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Paper in Hindi
Dr. Brizit Joseph
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1294-1296
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Paper in Hindi
Dr. Makhan Lal Naik
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1297-1306
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राष्ट्रीय आंदोलन में महिलाओं की भूमिका
डॉ. सुनीता मीना
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1307-1312
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A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT OF TATA STEEL AND BOKARO STEEL PLANTS IN JHARHAND
Dr Rajeev Ranjan Shrivastava
Dr Ajay Kumar Meena
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1313-1320
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Surviving An 18th Century Mindset: A Narrative Of The Patriarchal Society And The Distressed Mothers In India.
Dr.Jaya Keral and Poonam keral
Abstract:
For those unfamiliar with the term, patriarchy is a societal structure in which men hold positions of authority and women are expected to submit to men in positions of power
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1328-1339
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Sikh Concept of the Perfect Human Being
Dr. Arvinder Singh
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1340-1344
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ASSESSMENT OF CHARACTER , HABBITS CREATIVITY AND EXAMINE ON STUDENTS IN EDUCATION
AMBIKA SHRESTHA
DR. POOJA GUPTA
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1345-1354
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Statistical significance of the π -p data in the η' (958) mass region
YOGENDRA KUMAR
Abstract:
We have examined the statistical significance of some results on the η' (958) meson
produced in the π –p interaction near its production threshold which are useful to reduce
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1345-1348
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Statistical significance of the π - p data in the η' (958) mass region
YOGENDRA KUMAR
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1355-1358
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DIGITALIZED BANKING SYSTEM IN INDIA: TWENTYFIRST CENTURY OVERVIEW
Dr. Rajan Kumar
Abstract:
Today banking is known as innovative banking. Information technology has given rise to new innovations in the product designing and their delivery in the banking and finance industries.
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1359-1367
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Health and Women Empowerment: An Analysis of Tripura
Dr. Sanjay Sinha
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1368-1375
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Forgotten Love Tales of Indian Sub Continent:- A different Perspective
Dr. R.P. Singh
Abstract:
Love tales, a sense which creates fascination in everyone‟s mind but simultaneously everyone tries to hide these emotions.
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1376-1381
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Origin of Muslim Conference and its process of transformation into National
Shabir Ahmad War
Abstract:
The state of Jammu and Kashmir came into political platform only after signing the treaty of Amritsar in which the state was sold by the Britisher’s
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1382-1390
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CYBER CRIME IN INDIA: CHALLENGES, LEGAL FRAMEWORK, AND NATIONAL SECURITY
DR. SHRIKANT PRADHAN,
Abstract:
Cybercrime has emerged as a significant threat to national security and public safety in India, reflecting a growing global concern.
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1391-1399
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